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Can artificial intelligence help predict and prevent traffic accidents? - BBC Click - Duration: 24:25.

this week cars bars and the police ride

I'm on my way to a reported incident on one of Las Vegas busiest highways with

the last rain falling over four months ago

the oily roads mixed with the fresh water have become a lethal recipe for

disaster in the driving seat is Sergeant John arias from Nevada Highway Patrol

he's using wake air software that alerts him to an incident as soon as it's

reported via someone calling 9-1-1 or through driving apps like Waze and it

provides him with details and the best route to get to the scene tell me the

location what kind of accident if it's a debris how long it's going and if

there's any responders that are already signed to the car that are on their way

it constantly updates him on the situation as it develops having a robust

system in place doesn't just help with weather-related collisions and delay for

the portion that we handled in the Highway Patrol is really getting the

public that's on the strip off the highway as quickly as possible or

closing off the freeway so we can have those critical resources fire medical

ambulances to get people to the hospital and get there quickly in 2017 15,000

crashes were tended to with over 300 people dying on average each year in

road accidents in Nevada getting emergency services to the scene as

quickly as possible is critical

the system has been running through the regional transportation Commission's

traffic management center for the past three months

now because we're getting information and through so many different data

streams not just the dispatchers but we're getting it through social media

we're getting it through things like the Waze app so as people are tagging them

in as they're driving because all of this is happening so quickly we might

have already sent out all of that information and had everybody in this

room aware before the first 9-1-1 call comes in so we're talking about possibly

10 to 15 minutes of improvement in response time for some of these

incidents that's major when you're dealing with traffic incidents wake app

pulls in data from several sources traffic signals CCTV cameras in vehicle

sensors and information from driving apps it factors in things like what day

of the year it is the time of day and the weather responding to incidents

rapidly is one thing but the point is to be able to predict incidents before they

happen so the responders can be better prepared and in the right location using

deep learning what we do is we look at the historical data run it through

algorithms to develop a patterns that are emerging and tie it to what's

happening now on the road and by doing that we're essentially able to look

forward in time to identify where these incidents are likely to occur

unfortunately Waker wasn't able to predict this one taking pictures and

looks like it's the rear yeah you see how she was spinning out she did a full

180 and struck being able to foresee accidents here could really save lives

the hope is that as the data gets more sophisticated the predictions will

become more accurate every day we get more and more evidence about what causes

what triggers an incident and the artificial learning gets smarter and

smarter and more capable for Nevada now though the initial results are promising

they get there faster we clear it faster and that means less secondary accidents

and if you think about it secondary accidents have basically have

18 percent of secondary accidents are fatalities so we're reducing the

fatalities on the road rate and of course the goal is to prevent accidents

altogether and Richard Taylor and Lara Linton have been looking at some in-car

technologies that may help make that a reality

at CES as you might expect there's a lot of interest in self-driving cars and

it's pretty clear that were on a one-way street

towards full autonomy but that does still seem to be a way off although we

don't know exactly how far in the meantime though there is plenty of

innovation to be seen before we reach our final destination unsurprisingly the

move towards autonomy to driving is focused largely on safety with Hyundai

creating a system to intervene when we need it the most the girls face it with

a combination of biometric sensors in the seat they're tracking heartrate and

a low resolution camera which is tracking your facial movements now the

reason is low resolution is so that the refresh rate is a lot quicker so if

there's a problem if it seems that you've lost concentration or you're

drifting off to sleep then the car could quickly react to autonomously be moved

off the road to a safe spot and the basic premise of this technology could

be available in just a mere meanwhile Nissan has a different even more

futuristic twist on biometrics using my gray matter the idea of this system is

really to provide an interaction between man and machine between my brain and the

AI and the concept here with Nissan is that even in a world of autonomous

vehicles there will be roles for humans to play after all a lot of people do

find driving quite a positive experience it can interpret the signals coming from

the human and actually enhance the riding this so-called brain to vehicle

tech currently involves wearing this bizarre-looking electrode studded helmet

to capture my brain activity and interpret the signals as much as half a

second before my muscles do so as I'm about to say change lane or hit the

brakes it will initiate the action for me giving me a smoother ride and yet

still allowing me a sense of control they do need to sort out their helm

though oh dear I'm not driving very well here yet what we can't hide away from is

the fact that when full autonomy does come to pass it's not simply about cars

this is Yamahas concept motorbike a self-driving racing vehicle that should

be able to do speeds of over a hundred and twenty miles per hour although not

on actual roads you'd hope but whatever the form of autonomous vehicle it'll

need to interact safely with pedestrians and cyclists to a challenge that Ford

are hoping to overcome in their vehicles initially cyclists will have to be seen

by the vehicles and we are building perception into our autonomous vehicle

that allows the autonomous vehicle to detect the cyclist objects to understand

their intent to ensure that we can be safely navigating in the same space and

Ford are just one of the big brands who've called upon the help of nvidia

whose processors combined with intelligent software can make the

environment around the vehicle safer for example using lidar sensors to alert a

driver who's about to open a car door onto a cyclist and AI is fueling other

experiences inside the car - speech recognition specialists nuance power

many of today's in-car interactions and they showed off how they'll look in

future as well today we think about the assistant is

something that we interacted with using voice but we can add other modalities of

course we have the screen we have touch but maybe we can use gestures and in

this specific prototype we introduced eye tracking as a way of helping the

assistant understand what am I is a driver looking at and then I can ask

questions about my environment so if I see a coffee shop in front of me I can

just ask a question about it what is the user rating of this coffee shop

stars so the other part of the system is that there are microphones placed in

different parts of the car which means that the AI can respond according to

where the different passengers are so here in the passenger seat I can say

hello dragon I'm cold there's definitely a trend towards making our journeys more

enjoyable as well as safer Toyota have even updated their happiness tracking

concept car aiming for a more pleasurable journey and even suggesting

where you might want to go for anyone who needs their car to tell them since

you are 30 I'll tell you something interesting there are many options

around Union Square from casual dining to michelin-starred high-end restaurants

as well as popular cafes do you like it yes well that was a bit of fun but I

didn't need the AI to tell me that I was ready for dinner

sushi yeah okay welcome to the week in tech it was the week that Ford announced

it will invest 8 billion pounds in electric cars in the next five years a

flaw in a VR porn app called sin VR left 20,000 users names and email addresses

exposed and hackers managed to steal $400,000 worth of cryptocurrency

by hijacking a server that hosts a web-based wallet for virtual currency it

was a busy week for cryptocurrency as Bitcoin encountered his biggest daily

crash in four months it's thought that fears over increased regulation

particularly in Asia were behind the downturn a contraceptive app previously

heralded as being as effective as the pill has been criticized by a Swedish

hospital for a number of unintended pregnancies they say were linked to the

app the company behind the app natural cycles have defended the product saying

that as with any form of contraception it's not 100% effective they are now

launching an internal investigation however and I bet you didn't expect the

latest nintendo offering to include well a whole load of cardboard the latest

add ons for the switch console of cardboard packs turning the controllers

into a fishing rod a motorbike and even a robot suit gimmick or brilliance and

finally a rescue with a difference as a drone was used to save two swimmers in

trouble off the coast of New South Wales in Australia lifeguards were being

trained to use the rescue drone when practice suddenly became reality and the

drone was launched dropping a flotation device to the teenagers the whole rescue

took just 70 seconds in this trendy part of downtown Las Vegas these passengers

are waiting to hop on a special kind of ride for the past two months

French autonomous vehicle company Navia has been offering free bus rides to the

public admittedly it doesn't travel far it just as a loop around the block with

one stop at a donut shop well at least they're getting a taste of the future

down the road though I'm waiting to catch a more private ride which I've

booked on an app

as if by magic the door opens the team was still ironing out a few issues shall

we say I think this is the first genuinely autonomous vehicle I've been

in whether there really is no driver and there really is no no place for a driver

there's just safety man here that's it safety man has an Xbox one controller

down by his side Naevia is certainly not alone in this space

uber and Google's way Moe have been battling it out for some time to become

the first fully autonomous cab sharing service self-driving cars to use a lot

of sensors to be able to navigate the road safely perhaps one of the most

important is lidar this is what enables the car to judge its surroundings and

the design of these sensors is at the heart of way mo and ubers court-case na

VIU's car is no different it too uses lidar to look around interestingly what

it's not doing is looking at the traffic lights to judge what color they are

they've actually fitted special sensors to each traffic lights and those sensors

talk to the car so that doesn't sound very scalable to me that sounds like you

wouldn't be able to put this kind of technology on the open road without

fitting every single traffic light in the US with these sensors this is much

more just for predetermined routes for them these kind of shuttle via

now while I've been riding around in this particular Smart vehicle Dave Lee

has been up in Reno not that far away looking at a system that's making use of

data collected by vehicles like this to help an entire city to move more

smoothly

there's been great strides made in self-driving technology over the past

decade or so but the thing about autonomy is that it's often tested in

bright clear conditions the real world is much more distracting

in fact it's not just darkness that's difficult for existing autonomous

technologies whether it's through rain snow or just far up ahead on the road

there's a lot self-driving vehicles struggle to see important work is taking

place at the University of Reno Nevada that's attempting to solve that problem

making autonomy more intelligent and it all begins here of the corner of

50 and Virginia so at that corner we have the lidar sensor data light acids

are used to be on the Autons vehicle but we move it from the vehicle to the

intersection so it can track each pedestrian here is vehicle here what

kind of things is it picking up is it recognizing who people are I know it

only recognizes this is a pedestrian or this is a vehicle it does not recognize

who the person is think of this intersection as providing more eyes to

an autonomous vehicle it could detect a threat and communicate that to a car

heading in its direction telling it to slow down

beware so what these sensors are doing in essence is giving autonomous cars

more eyes along the road yes they just know more about what's coming up ahead

of it exactly so no black spot

part of the same program is this connected car a modified Lincoln that

could not only drive itself around but also communicate with other vehicles and

components in the city signaling its intentions to others the hardware that

you see is pretty similar to what you're going to see in most autonomous vehicles

if not all of them where we really distinguish ourselves is in the software

so our research focus is on what I call social intelligence we are trying to

build machines that understand people and understand human social behavior and

can predict what other people are going to do and then act appropriately it's a

skill that humans have you know we navigate driving effortlessly even

though we can't read other people's minds and it's a skill that computers

are going to have to have if they're ever going to drive cars in the world

with the rest of us and then there's that challenge of making the technology

work in difficult conditions inspired by an earlier project to help drones see in

the dark the team at the university's autonomous robots lab has convened lidar

radar and cameras that use advanced image recognition not only does this

dramatically improve what the car can comprehend it's also pretty cheap

once that technology is safe and ready the plan is to deploy it on electric

buses like this one but until then the team plans to use the autonomous tech to

gather large amounts of data in preparation for a self-driving future

this bus made by california-based Patera is already out on Reno's roads so right

now with a more traditional type of driver this is not autonomous yet they

liaised - at some point focus on that project however right now we're focusing

on data collection for what we call the Living Lab and data collection there

it's going to be used for the intelligent mobility program for the

foreseeable future these buses will gather data for the

living lab program in Reno a city that perhaps knows more about what's going on

on its streets than almost any other city in the world

that was Dave and now to something that we've been hearing a lot about recently

augmented reality now it works by overlaying graphics on top of the real

world and whilst AR games like Pokemon go have enjoyed global success the most

hyped bit of a Ark it's magic leap is still waiting to be released

AR remains a technology that promises more than it delivers but by combining

AR with AI researchers in Florida are hoping to create new ways to train

people to perform complex tasks marches that took their AR kits for a test drive

or should that be a test flight the University of Central Florida has a

long-established relationship with the simulation industry helping create

simulated experiences for everything from driving to supermarket shopping

the simulation lab here's latest project is a bit more high-flying than high

street though as long as we've had pcs we've had flight simulators but if

you're really serious about learning how to fly then you need an aircraft and a

human pilot to teach you what to do well this lab is about to be transformed into

an aircraft cockpit with the help of this augmented reality headset and when

I put it on it'll also provide me with my very own virtual captain called

project cap it's a collaboration with aerospace giant's Boeing necessary

information sure I'm SS Lowe I'm ready for your

takeoff breeze give it your best try the a our cockpit companion is designed as

an additional training aid for pilots the portability of the hololens meaning

they can brush up on skills or practice in almost any environment it does feel

as if I can reach out and touch the controls and I'm very much tempted to I

do that and of course there's nothing there okay captain you seem to have a

better idea of what to do in this aircraft so call for taxi Roger the

sequence will be 2 followed by 1 you are cleared to start number 2 ready at the

moment cap responds to a very small number of voice commands or questions

beacon on mic check ok 1 2 3 but this sort of simple practice can still be

useful for trainee pilots augmented reality gives us a chance to bridge the

gap between the things that have always been trapped in the digital world and

the real world around us how can we start to merge those two things together

in effective ways how can we create holograms right before you for things

that might be less safe if you were to do them in the real world or that you

might need additional information besides what you can build around you in

the real world closed and locked that's behind him to

check that v1 120 VR it's a very convincing illusion that there's a pilot

in here with me any questions do we have a specific

altitude restriction for the Serbs a year in development cap himself is

actually modeled on a real pilot we had an opportunity to take some of our

friends who are pilots in this case one in particular and see if you would

actually subject himself to a full-body scan to then be able to use him as our

avatar so that's who we have an actual pilot who knows the mannerisms and

gestures that we could put into that virtual pilot seat but is this another

instance of Technology putting people out of their jobs no no it's you provide

student pilots for the opportunity to practice interpersonal skills before

they actually get to a flight training center with real pilots and we can

provide them with a greater breadth of experiences through introducing

different variables such as different culture types or personality styles that

they can practice with I do wonder about other applications for this sort of this

sort of kit somebody that might be able to teach you how to drive a car for

instance or teach you how to operate various bits of equipment and machinery

some of the work that we had done before doing the work with Boeing was in things

like medical simulation being able to have a holographic overlay so that you

could see the x-rays laid on top exactly placed or the CT scans or MRIs those are

things we think hold great promise not only just because they'll help with

visualization but they might actually lead to better quality of care or

life-saving because you have better access to data right when you need it so

one day beyond the cockpit caps digital descendants might help teach us how to

do all kinds of things sure no problem

and from bowing to boozing I'm on my way to the tipsy robots a bar where mixology

has been given a high-tech makeover here the drinks are shaken and served by

these two chaps I can even invent my own cocktail by choosing from some of the

120 odds spirits hanging from the ceiling or I assume all of the hundred

20 old spirits know what I do that no I can't do that apparently these droids

can mix over a hundred cocktails an hour between the two of them now that sounded

impressive till I discovered that some human bartenders can do ten times that

and that is it but click in the US for this week don't forget you can follow us

on twitter at BBC click where you can see loads of extra backstage videos and

photos or though trust me you don't want to see what happens after i have one or

two of these Cheers see you soon

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Will Roe v. Wade Be Overturned? - Duration: 6:01.

Mmhm... focus...

There we go!

So, should we be worried about Roe v. Wade being overturned?

The short answer is "kind of, but not yet".

Today, January 22nd, is the 45th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, which was a landmark Supreme

Court decision that legalized abortion in the United States.

When Donald Trump was elected last year, he and the Republican Party vowed to overturn

Roe v. Wade and make abortion illegal.

This is something that troubled me deeply, it troubled others deeply, but is Roe in any

immediate danger?

Amy Miller, the plaintiff in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, doesn't think so.

Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt was another landmark decision in June of 2016, stating

that if a law was so difficult to follow that it resulted in the closing of abortion clinics

without actually making abortion safer, then the law is unconstitutional.

Miller says she was "thrilled but not surprised" by the decision, which was a 5-3 majority.

In order to overturn Roe, Trump would have to fill 2 Supreme Court vacancies, get a case

before the Court in time, and go against 45 years of Court precedent and public sentiment.

According to the Pew Research Center, over 70 percent of Americans support Roe v. Wade.

The anti-choice camp is working very hard to get another case before the Court, but

in the meantime, there are far more insidious issues.

According to Miller, "With a Democrat in the Oval Office for 8 of the past 15 years, in

Texas, we have still seen more restrictions placed on abortion care and family planning

than nearly any other state in the Union.

As a result, our maternal mortality rate is the worst in the country -- worse than many

developing nations."

The victory of Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt hasn't actually resulted in much improvement,

as the ruling doesn't automatically overturn unconstitutional laws, and anti-abortion groups

are continuing to behave as though nothing has happened.

This leads me to a topic that I am very passionate about: TRAP laws.

TRAP stands for Targeted Restrictions on Abortion Providers.

These laws place medically unnecessary restrictions on abortions and abortion providers, making

abortion more difficult to access and sometimes even impossible.

I plan on making in-depth videos on some of these specific tactics, but in the meantime,

Riley J. Dennis has made a fantastic overview of the topic, which you can watch by following

the link in the description below.

Anti-abortion groups seem to have taken a more aggressive tack recently, shifting their

focus from regulating the clinics themselves to regulating waste disposal, as well as outright

intimidation.

Created Equal, a group that is regularly on our campus, has the goal of forcing people

who have abortions to bury or cremate the fetus instead of letting the clinic send it

to a medical waste disposal.

This has the effect of humanizing the fetus, but it also has the more alarming effect of

possibly closing clinics.

In November 2017, Specific Waste ceased services to Kentucky's last remaining abortion clinic,

EMW Women's Surgical Center in Louisville.

This creates yet another hurdle for a clinic that is struggling to stay open, as no hospital

president nor CEO is willing to sign a transfer agreement with the clinic.

This is another example of a TRAP law.

The federal government already requires hospitals to accept any patients who come to their emergency

room, regardless of the existence of a "transfer agreement" between the hospital and the clinic,

and yet the requirement still exists; hospitals still refuse to give it, and this could close--I

can't emphasize this enough--the only clinic remaining in the entire state of Kentucky.

That would make Kentucky the first state in the nation to not have a single abortion clinic.

On top of this, blatant intimidation can be seen at virtually any clinic in the entire

country.

I actually made a video about my escorting experience last summer?

Maybe 2 summers ago.

You can watch that in the description and see how bad it is.

This intimidation has recently escalated to illegal levels, with so called Red Rose Rescuers

physically walking into abortion clinics and praying in the waiting rooms until they are

physically removed by police officers.

And, on top of all of this, crisis pregnancy centers continue to receive state funding

while actual abortion clinics do not.

The topic of CPCs is way too broad to cover in this video, but I actually organized a

protest against my local CPC last fall, which you can check out, again, in the video description,

and there are many other videos about this topic on YouTube.

B. Jessie Hill states in an article in The Conversation, "What is more immediately at

risk is the long-term fate of abortion clinics, women's access to safe abortion, and even

the availability of other forms of reproductive healthcare.

In other words, what is at risk is everything other than Roe v. Wade."

Pro-choice activists need to get asses in gear and go on the offensive instead of constantly

reacting.

We've learned in 2017 that we can't trust Democrats to defend abortion, either.

In August of last year--this is a mouthful so I need to consult my notes--Democratic

Congressional Campaign Committee Chair Ben Ray Luján stated that the Democratic Party

will not withhold financial support from anti-abortion candidates, instead saying that there will

be "no litmus test" on abortion in 2018.

The only way to push back against abortion restrictions, then, is to hold our elected

representatives accountable and change the shape of public discourse surrounding abortion.

The Abortion Positive movement, led by groups like All* Above All and URGE: Unite for Reproductive

and Gender Equity, seeks to reduce the stigma surrounding abortion by encouraging people

to talk about it.

In spring of 2016, URGE's Abortion Positive Tour visited 10 college campuses in 5 different

states.

The tour celebrated abortion access with music, giveaways, and guest speakers.

You can help reduce the stigma by talking unapologetically about abortion in your community

and encouraging people to actually get out and vote for pro-choice candidates.

The right to have an abortion isn't necessarily in danger, but the right to access one definitely is.

Mobilize against your local laws that make abortion inaccessible.

If you'd like to support me in making more videos like this, you can donate to my Patreon,

which, like everything else, like I've said a million times, is linked in the description

below, and you can subscribe if you'd like to see more controversial content, like this.

Abortion on demand and without apology.

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ABC Phonics Song Nursery Rhymes for Kids - Duration: 4:01.

A is for Apple

A A Apple, A A Apple, A Apple

B is for Butterfly

B B Butterfly, B B Butterfly, B Butterfly

C is for Cupcake

C C Cupcake, C C Cupcake, C Cupcake

D is for Daddy

D D Daddy, D D Daddy, D Daddy

E is for Elephant

E E Elephant, E E Elephant, E Elephant

F is for Flower

F F Flower, F F Flower, F Flower

G is for George

G G George, G G George, G George

H is for Hat

H H Hat, H H Hat, H Hat

I is for Ice cream

I I Ice Cream, I I Ice Cream, I Ice Cream

J is for Jelly

J J Jelly, J J Jelly, J Jelly

K is for Kite

Ka Ka Kite, Ka Ka Kite, K Kite

L is for Lamp

L L Lamp, L L Lamp, L Lamp

M is for Mommy

M M Mommy, M M Mommy, M Mommy

N is for Net

N N Net, N N Net, N Net

O is for Orange

O O Orange, O O Orange, O Orange

P is for Peppa

P P Peppa, P P Peppa, P Peppa

Q is for Quill

Q Q Quill, Q Q Quill, Q Quill

R is for Rabbit

R R Rabbit, R R Rabbit, R Rabbit

S is for Sun

S S Sun, S S Sun, S Sun

T is for Teapot

T T Teapot, T T Teapot, T Teapot

U is for Umbrella

U U Umbrella, U U Umbrella, U Umbrella

V is for Van

V V Van, V V Van, V Van

W is for Watermelon

W W Watermelon, W W Watermelon, W Watermelon

X is for Xylophone

Za Za Xylophone, Za Za xylophone, X xylophone

Y is for Yarn

Y Y Yarn, Y Y Yarn, Y Yarn

Z is for Zebra

Z Z Zebra, Z Z Zebra, Z Zebra

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A is for Apple

A A Apple, A A Apple, A Apple

B is for Butterfly

B B Butterfly, B B Butterfly, B Butterfly

C is for Cupcake

C C Cupcake, C C Cupcake, C Cupcake

D is for Daddy

D D Daddy, D D Daddy, D Daddy

E is for Elephant

E E Elephant, E E Elephant, E Elephant

F is for Flower

F F Flower, F F Flower, F Flower

G is for George

G G George, G G George, G George

H is for Hat

H H Hat, H H Hat, H Hat

I is for Ice cream

I I Ice Cream, I I Ice Cream, I Ice Cream

J is for Jelly

J J Jelly, J J Jelly, J Jelly

K is for Kite

Ka Ka Kite, Ka Ka Kite, K Kite

L is for Lamp

L L Lamp, L L Lamp, L Lamp

M is for Mommy

M M Mommy, M M Mommy, M Mommy

N is for Net

N N Net, N N Net, N Net

O is for Orange

O O Orange, O O Orange, O Orange

P is for Peppa

P P Peppa, P P Peppa, P Peppa

Q is for Quill

Q Q Quill, Q Q Quill, Q Quill

R is for Rabbit

R R Rabbit, R R Rabbit, R Rabbit

S is for Sun

S S Sun, S S Sun, S Sun

T is for Teapot

T T Teapot, T T Teapot, T Teapot

U is for Umbrella

U U Umbrella, U U Umbrella, U Umbrella

V is for Van

V V Van, V V Van, V Van

W is for Watermelon

W W Watermelon, W W Watermelon, W Watermelon

X is for Xylophone

Za Za Xylophone, Za Za xylophone, X xylophone

Y is for Yarn

Y Y Yarn, Y Y Yarn, Y Yarn

Z is for Zebra

Z Z Zebra, Z Z Zebra, Z Zebra

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How to Install LED Headlight Bulbs in Your Car (LED vs Halogen) - DIY with Scotty Kilmer - Duration: 3:29.

one, two, three, four!

Rev up your engines!

it's time for mechanics Monday, welcome to my new segment mechanic Monday, every

Monday I'll be getting back to you guys by hosting a giveaway, giving away tools

and Auto products, that I've tested out, and today I'm giving away a pair of LED

headlamp bulbs, now many modern cars already come with LEDs in them, but the

problem is, they can be super expensive, now a while back they started putting

LED headlights on top end cars, but when they broke you had to buy whole

assemblies, and some of them were as much as twenty four hundred dollars apiece,

now the LED headlights are brighter and actually use less energy than

conventional headlights, this particular pair is about fifty one dollars on

Amazon, comes with a two-year guarantee believe me don't buy the $19 ones I've

tried them out and they all burnt out pretty fast, here's the original halogen bulb,

you just twist it to the side, and it comes right out, then you just unplug it,

and plug the new one back in,

just goes back into the hole, snaps in, and you turn it until it locks, and as you

can see, it's got one, two, three strong LEDs in it, so it does full coverage it's

not one of these jobs were it's got one or two when it's bouncing all over the

place, this has a nice beam that comes out right, now here's the factory halogen

in the daytime, and here's the new LED bulb, you can see it's much brighter just

look at the difference, this has the LED, where the other side still has the

halogen, just look you can tell how much brighter it is, and of course do the other side

too, and snap it into the hole too and twist it until it locks, and here we are in a

day time, you can see it's nice and brighter, but of course the real test is

the night time, so now we got to wait until it gets dark, and here we go, here's

the new LED lights, we can see how bright they are when they're turned on, and

here's the conventional halogens that it came with, the factory ones, you can tell

the difference, headlamps burn pretty hot, let's see what the temperature is with this temperature tool,

go down here and measure it, it's over eight hundred and

sixty-seven degrees, now let's check the temperature of these LED headlights

instead, there are only 128 degrees, the LEDs run so much cooler they're not

going to warp the plastic, they're not going to make it get cloudy, I love using these

LED replacement bulbs, and since they run cooler, of course they're going to use a

lot less energy, that's why they use LED in a lot of modern cars, it's for more

efficiency, and remember to have a chance to win these tools, just post a nice

clean non-offensive comment in a YouTube comments below, and the winner will be

picked randomly by a computer, and since entropy is the end state of

all matter, that's a fair way to pick a winner,

thanks for watching this video and good luck in the contest, so if you never want to miss

another one of my new car repair videos remembering to ring that Bell!

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Tony Robbins ft Les Brown: Change Your Life Right Now ( Inspirational Video ) - Duration: 16:05.

What is the single force that controls the quality of your life if there was

one gift our Creator has given us or the universe whatever you believe what is it

what is the one power that you have right now in this moment that can change

everything you haven't I haven't we all have it if this one singular individual

power that can change anything in our life regardless of what's happened to us

and I know you know the answer the answer is the power of choice the one

thing we have in this world is we can't control the events but we can choose

what to focus on we can choose what things mean and we can choose what to do

those three choices those three decisions really control our life it's

not so much the conditions of our life that control our destiny as much as the

decisions of our life try for a second to think about something they cannot

your life and just think about are there a few decisions if I were to ask you two

decisions you've made your life you know that if you would have made a different

decision you would have a totally different life I mean it may be a life

may have been better it may have been worse I don't know but you would have

different life I'm not asking you to to by the fact that you should have known

the answers I'm just want you to see the power of a decision how is your life

better today cuz the decision you've made years ago not just negative ones

think about it sometimes a little decision changes your whole life like

you decide one day to go to a certain school and you go to that school to go

eat someplace and you bump into person that becomes the love of your life or

you meet someone and you decide as a result of that that you're gonna become

a photographer or a software engineer or a business person or a doctor or a

dentist whatever they impacted you but you made the decision that's what I

really want that's what that's what my life's gonna be about and that decision

has affected so much of your life what you do how you live your life I you

spend your time what you earn or don't earn you know who you attract into your

life beliefs you have all come from some of these little descent

what you decide to eat from your dinner plate each night certainly determines

your physical destiny right we all know that at least to a certain extent I know

there's a certain amount that's genetics but I'm talking about the stuff you and

I can control so decisions equal destiny it's not our conditions

it's our decisions so if we want a new life if we want a new experience we got

to make new choices if you don't like the way your career is or your

businesses change it if you don't like your body change it you don't like your

relationship change you first because if you change it you'll bring you to the

next one maybe it's time to change it too but change yourself first if you

want to change any of your life you have the choice so there is no right or wrong

I just want to make you aware in this breakthrough session that everything in

our life changes the moment we make a decision I mean a real decision a

decision is when you cut off any other possibility you commit to something with

everything you've got and you take action but the big decisions start with

little decision like what am I going to focus on is whatever you focus on you're

gonna feel you focus on all the things that had

been done to you in your life of course you're gonna feel like hell if you focus

on all the amazing coincidences that have happened things that maybe they

were guided maybe thought but things happen and because of that you met this

person that's your best friend your husband your wife or because of that you

have this ability or because you were there that day God you missed an

accident I don't know what it is but what have you focused on you're gonna

feel if you focus on people don't care and you'll look for reasons why they

don't care and evidence they don't care you'll find it everywhere if you look

for evidence that people are really good people inside that at some level we all

care about each other you'll find it seek and you shall find the secret is

have you become conscious about your decision-making because this

breakthrough session is really you want to change your life make no choices new

life comes from new choices but you gotta make conscious choices where you

make decisions about what to focus on or what things mean what to do and your

unconscious you get pretty terrible results usually now we've all done this

I do it still we all do that if you want to change your results you got to become

more conscious in your decision-making so think about it what you focus on you

will feel whether it's true or not you focus on our people don't care you're

gonna feel they don't care the second decision you make is whether

things mean so you focus on something someone does and you come up with a

meaning and the meaning is no one loves me the meaning is they're tending to

take advantage of me depending on what meaning you come up with and you get to

choose the meaning of anything for some people they say this situation happened

with the economy and what that means is I'm going broke somebody else said the

situation that more the economy guess what that means I'm gonna work harder

I'm gonna be more creative it changed everything everybody else is gonna quit

so we're gonna dominate the marketplace Clippy able to do it

is this the end right now or is at the beginning see whether it's the end of

beginning is your choice you get to decide cuz once you make up a meaning

it's true if you think if this is the end of a relationship are you gonna

treat people the same way as if you think it's the beginning of relationship

no way in fact I tell people if you want to have a great relationship think about

this treat people like you did in the

beginning of the relationship and there will be an end the meaning we give

things is very different and so we feel different in our life is different in

the beginning you'll do anything for someone now you make up a new meaning

why should I have to do that for them little choices like what to believe

about yourself what to believe about other people whether this is the end of

the beginning start to affect your whole life and the third decision we make we

decide with the focus on most of us unconsciously we decide what things mean

and the third thing we decide is what are we gonna do we decide to quit

because it's overwhelming we decide to get strong and focus we decide we're

gonna turn it around we decide to wait and see ultimately your destiny is

determined by what you do your destiny is determined by your

decisions I think in life there's three things there's our ability to choose

what we're focused on there to commit to get a result to put all our intention

and focus into something there's our ability to do the right

things to have the right strategy to execute and then there's some grace

there's what some people call luck some people call grace there's if you do the

right things over and over again and with total focus sometimes you know you

get good fortune that comes your way and you tend to have more good fortune when

you're totally focused and decisive and you take lots of action than if you kind

of just sit around and accept things like but you don't have a future we

forget that you don't have to be famous to have the ability to change at least

your own personal history to change the direction we go in our life we have the

power to choose even if you haven't before you can finally say no more I

won't put up with that within myself or from anybody else and here's what I'm

going to do differently that's where the breakthroughs really start to happen now

the question is why do some people stand their ground and make something change

versus other people just kind of accept things why do some people make bold

decisions and other people make decisions that are based on trying to

hang on to what they've got because when you can change your decisions you can

change your life then you can change the force that controls your decisions you

can change anything in your life

they'll find five reasons that empower you why is it that you deserve your goal

what are the five reasons that you won't give up when life catch you on the

blindside when the messenger of misery visits you what are you going to do what

will keep you in the game when life knocks you to the canvas see the Buster

Douglas that fought in the last fight was not the Buster Douglas that fought

Mike Tyson see the Buster Douglas that got knocked down while fighting Mike

Tyson had gotten out of an alcohol recovery center his mother had died his

wife was ill with a terminal illness he was considered a nothing of balm so when

he got knocked down Buster Douglas had a reason to get back up because he said

I'm dedicating this fight to the memory of my mama but when he fought the last

fight that he had and he got knocked down and he had a guaranteed 24 million

dollars in his pocket where he got up enough

he just said hurry up and count me out

and I don't blame you why can't hurt said no why'd you leave so soon

somebody's about to get hurt me so you've got to have some reasons that

when life knocks you down that's gone to hell oh it's going to knock you down

when people disappoint you and that's going to happen when they betray you and

that's going to happen when they lied to you and that's gonna happen and say oh

you can count on me and they won't show up and that's going to happen when you

want to throw in the towel and give up yourself and that's gonna happen when

life collapse on you and catch you on the Blind Side it drops you to your

knees to start showing you you got a dream though I got no dream and that's

gonna happen what reason can you remember that you can call on that you

can reach on that can make you get back up find that reason because your life it

lock me down I said life I'm doing this because I want to make my momma proud of

me I'm doing this because I want my

children to have a better life than what I had

I'm doing this because all my life I've been told I'd be a loser that I wouldn't

make it all my life I heard people said made me take him back to the welfare

department I'm doing this to make them a la I believe like Frank Sinatra he said

the best revenge in life is massive success I'm doing this so I can become

massively successful and with that kind of courage with that kind of affirmation

and reason to empower me I got a saying that when life knocks you down try and

land on your back because if you can look up you can get off

so when you run out of money when things don't work out for you when things

happen that you could not anticipate what are the reasons that you can think

of that can keep this strong that can keep you in the game that will be your

rod and staff to comfort you that can be your bridge over troubled waters those

reasons a very important Nietzsche said if you know the why for living you can

endure almost any how so find out the reasons that you do what you do find out

the reasons that will make you strong that will make you walk by faith and not

by sight then we'll make you pursue your dream and everybody is against you or

don't believe in you no more and let me tell you something that's a lonely

feeling it's a lonely feeling particularly people that you're doing it

for or people that stand to benefit the most or people who should be the number

one members in the encouragement Club when they end up saying you can't do it

and they become members of the discouragement Club oh it hurts very

badly I know what that's like have people that you love close to you and

look at you with that look and say why don't you try something else why don't

you give up I said but this is my life I have got to do this less you had a good

job at Sears that man like you mama I can't go back you see I can't I can't do

I got to be my own boss I I can't do that I mean you know it's it's ladies

and gentlemen you don't you work on a job that's dead in you can see the

ceiling already it's like going in the middle of a movie and after you've seen

the movie sitting back through that over again there's something missing you know

the hero's not gonna die you know what the outcome is already and so that's why

a lot of people lady was telling me she said when she went to work stuff like a

refrigerator fell on her shoulder as soon as she stepped in because she knew

she could she had gone as far as she could go see they're paying her just

enough to keep her from quitting and she's worked just hard enough just to

keep from getting fired how many of you know people like that raise your hand

love you didn't raise your hand you the world

I'll just ease without your speed all right here's something else make a

commitment to be happy see you know I'll have you're laughing a

lot see life is too short going through a look at home lit side of the day

sometimes we take life too seriously oh no make a commitment to be happy fine

little things just to get tickled about and laugh find ways to be happy in the

moment a lot of people say well I'll be happy when I pay off all my bills

oh I'll be happy when I get my divorce oh I'll be happy with the children guard

oh you want to be happy now see there are no guarantees no one say you're

gonna be here two three or four years from now so you want to be happy right

now in the moment repeat after me I must make a commitment

to be happy right now right now it's all I got

take somebody's hand on your right and left it's that you deserve to be happy

make a commitment to be happy because life now has new meaning for you just

enjoying the sunset or just looking at life looking at nature going for walk

it's the little things in life that counts

here's something else that you want to begin to do in order to make this your

decade if you want to begin to get all the toxic people out of your life hello

energy drainers get them out of your life see ladies and gentlemen it takes a

lot of energy to reach your goal takes a lot of emotional mental and spiritual

energy to reach your goal and you can run faster with a hundred who want to go

than with one around your neck so there are two kinds of relationships in Simon

talked about this nourishing relationships and toxic relationships

nourishing relationships are the relationships that inspire you they

motivate you they bring the best out of you

toxic relationships are relationships with people that always criticize you

all they can do is find for all they can do is just exploit your weaknesses all

they can do is remind you of the mistakes that you've made in the past

these people are bad for your health toxic people can run your blood pressure

up one apple can spoil the whole barrel one negative integrator energy drainer

can spoil your whole life I know people who lives have been run

because somebody wasn't good for them see there's some people that aren't good

for you hello they aren't good for you've got to get them out of your life

see a lot of people put up with a lot of foolishness because they don't want to

die by themselves here's what I believe I believe in a 1/2 a box theory

as this question of yourself make a list of who you communicate with most and ask

yourself the question what kind of person am i becoming because of this

relationship does it helping me to grow mentally and emotionally and spiritually

am i becoming a better person because of this relationship do they bring out the

best in me do they inspire me do they encourage me to develop my greatness do

they make me stretch so you got to look at the people in your life and find out

what kind of person are you becoming because of that relationship my mother

used to say birds of a feather flock together you run around with losers you

will end up a loser

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