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Remote Footprints goes deep into the Bradwell Bay Wilderness - Duration: 6:40.

[Music]

>>Ryan Means: Who among us hasn't stood in the middle of a remote wild land and gone,

"Wow, this is amazing.

I feel amazing out here"

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: The computer tells them where to go.

What they want to know-

>>Ryan Means: Can you really get remote from human beings?

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: Rebecca, Skyla, and Ryan are Remote Footprints.

Today, they are leading us into the Bradwell Bay Wilderness in search of the most remote

spot in Florida's Big Bend.

We start on the Florida National Scenic Trail.

Our time on the trail will be the easy part.

However, people are known to get lost in Bradwell Bay.

As you can see- it's not hard to lose sight of trail blazes in the thick of the swamp.

>>Ryan Means: Once we get to a certain point on this trail, we'll strike due north into

the largest part of the wilderness that harbors the Bradwell Bay remote spot.

And we'll see how far we can get with all of us in tow here.

You know, it's challenging bringing a young person on an extended trip like this.

Because thwey have their own desires and needs.

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: Skyla has been going remote with her parents for seven years.

Starting when Skyla was ten months old, they've completed 33 states so far.

>>Rebecca Means: Ryan and I have spent a lot of time trying to get away from humans, backpacking,

and having those remote experiences.

And so it really did start as us wanting to get away from people in Florida as a family

adventure, right?

>>Ryan Means: And so I'm thinking about this.

I'm wondering, what does remote mean?

"Remote" really means far away, right?

But far away from what?

Roads permeate all of our cities, all of our development.

>>Rebecca Means: Once we started calculating the state remote spots, we realized how hard

it was to get away from a road.

This is an alarming thing that you can't get more than two miles from a road in quite

a lot of our states.

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: Ryan and Rebecca define remoteness mathematically.

>>Rebecca Means: This is not us thinking about where remote might be, and looking at roads

and saying, "This area looks remote.

"Let's go!"

This is a computer program calculating the spot.

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: After Rebecca and the computer do their part; Ryan comes in

with a map.

>>Ryan Means: I recommend that we walk in from the south on the Florida Trail.

And then somewhere in that swamp, we'll strike a course northward towards the remote

spot.

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: Before entering the swamp, we hike through a longleaf pine forest.

>>Ryan Means: There are hundreds of species of plants out here where we're walking into

the remote spot at.

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>>Ryan Means: Well here's a wonderful wetter area indicating plant.

This is called sweetbay magnolia.

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>>Ryan Means: This is called swamp titi, with this racine shaped flowering structure.

The flowers are gone now and it's gone to seed.

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>>Rebecca Means: Somebody did that.

>>Ryan Means: That looks like black bear activity right there.

See the slash marks across it?

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: We make our way into the swamp.

>>Ryan Means: What I'm seeing here at the edge of the swamp is evidence that the most

recent wildfire- or prescribed fire- burned into the swamp and did exactly what it was

supposed to do ecologically.

That is, zap a lot of the titi, and penetrate into the wwamp.

Open up the place a little bit, and create this ecotone between wet areas and upland

areas.

Bradwell Bay Wilderness, this swampy area inside of it, the Monkey Creek Swamp, is one

of the only places in our local region, here in the Big Bend of north Florida, where you can go

see a virgin stand of timber.

Behind me here is a slash pine.

Beautiful example.

There's a larger tree yet.

This one definitely predates the logging era.

>>Rebecca Means: Pinewoods tree frog.

Yep, she's the one who saw it as she walked by.

>>Skyla Means: Awww…

>>Rebecca Means: Awww…

It's about to climb up on a pine tree, too.

Good job!

Let's put it right back where it was.

>>Ryan Means: Pinewoods?

>>Rebecca Means: Uh huh.

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: We take one last break before going off trail.

>>Ryan Means: All right, honey.

This right here would be an optimal time to go off trail in Bradwell Bay here.

>>Rebecca Means: Are you saying that on the GPS or based on what you're looking at because

this doesn't look like a good spot to go off trail.

>>Ryan Means: It all looks the same, doesn't it?

>>Rebecca Means: [Laughs] There's a big thicket right here in front

of us!

>>Ryan Means: Well, based on our positioning here, and where I know the remote spot to

be, due north, it would be the perfect time for us to strike off trail.

Two point one miles north of here, through all that brush, is the remote spot for Bradwell

Bay.

>>Ryan Means (calling from ahead): Looks like we'll get introduced to smilax up here!

>>Rebecca Means: Oh, great!

>>Ryan Means: Be carefull as you go through the briars, okay?

>>Rebecca Means: There is something truly unique about getting out, and away, and remote.

And having nothing around you.

No sounds around you, like cars, and people talking.

And not having scenes flashing in front of you like on the television, or being constantly

connected on the internet.

And it allows you some peace and some resting time.

And that's rejuvenating.

>>Ryan Means: Right here, we are one point three miles from a road, in the middle, or

toward the middle of Bradwell Bay Wilderness.

And I'm feeling pretty remote at this… this location.

>>Rebecca Means: So, even though we are a good mile the remotest location in the Big

Bend, we're still remote in this spot that we were when we went remote in Ohio.

[Music]

>>Rebecca Means: We think it's fabulous that Skyla's going to grow up having visited

the remotest location of every state in the country.

I mean, that is something that no one can say, and here she grew up doing that.

Whether or not she's going to think that's cool, that could be a whole other story.

>>Ryan Means: That does remains to be seen.

>>Rob Diaz de Villegas: Either way, she'll have a childhood like no other.

For WFSU, I'm Rob Diaz de Villegas.

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Monarch Tagging at the St. Marks Refuge | Citizen Science at Sunrise - Duration: 4:26.

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>>Scott Davis: Monarch tagging is a national effort to try to understand a little bit better,

where the Monarchs are coming from, and where they're going.

We go out in the morning, before the Monarch butterflies have begun to move, when it's

very cold, and we capture the Monarch butterflies.

[Chatter] >>Volunteers: Get it! Get it! Get it!

>>Richard RuBino: Good Job!

>>Volunteer: Nice!

Oh my Gosh!

>>Scott Davis: Monarch tagging down at the lighthouse is a joint venture, sort of a partnership

between U.S Fish & Wildlife and the Florida Freshwater Fish & Game Commission.

We advertise what we're doing to the public and invite them because honestly, we would

not be able to capture as many [butterflies] as we do without citizen scientists coming

down here to help us with it.

>>Richard RuBino: So what are we doing here this morning?

>>Volunteers: Tagging Monarchs.

>>Richard RuBino: We're tagging Monarchs.

And the reason is we want to see where these end up.

So they try to make it to Mexico, about 150 miles from Mexico City, west of Mexico City.

Do they all try to make it to Mexico?

No.

We have a number that live here along the Gulf Coast, no more than a mile or a mile

and a half inland, and spend the winter here.

Usually the best time to get involved and to see Monarchs here is about the middle of October

That's when usually the peak period for Monarchs occurs in this particular area.

It's a downslide in terms of numbers from that point on.

And, actually this morning, for this time of year, we're doing fairly well believe it or not

[Chatter]

>>Scott Davis: We never have an issue having enough people on early mornings to go out

and get involved.

Learn about the plants, learn about the butterflies, work & network with professionals.

It's a lot of fun, a lot of comradery, and it's very, very easy to get involved.

>>David Cook: Alright, perfect!

Hey, this is a Monarch butterfly!

And this is a male.

We look for the underside of the right-hind wing, which is this, and this kind of mitten-shaped cell

And put the sticker there, and synch it down, and then it's ready to be let go.

A lot of times instead of letting it go up in the air, is we'll put it on somebody's nose

Do we have a nose that would like to volunteer?

[Chatter]

>>Volunteer: I'll do it.

>>David Cook: Alright!

There's a volunteer nose.

[Laughter] >>Volunteer: Okay.

>>Volunteer: It's actually staying for a while!

>>David Cook: Now, there's a downside, if it doesn't fly away, you're going to have

to walk to Mexico.

[Laughter]

>>David Cook: There we go!

Alright, we're ready for another one.

>>Scott Davis: This project would not be what it is without the support of the U.S Fish

& Wildlife Service, without the support of the friends of St. Marks, the St. Marks association.

And it would be impossible without volunteers coming out here and helping us to do this work

There's no way that you can grow 40,000 Milkweeds in the course of two years, or go

out and tag hundreds of monarchs, and tag them successfully without people coming out

and investing time, energy, and emotion to get it done.

We need everybody.

[Laughter]

>>David Cook: There we go!

Bye!

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>>Scott Davis: If you want to get involved with what we are doing down here with both

Milkweeds and Monarchs, you can email us at themonarchmilkweedinitiative@gmail.com.

You can call us at (850) 925-6121, or you can look us up on Facebook.

Just do a Facebook search: The Monarch Milkweed Initiative at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge.

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Home made Toothpaste - Dentifrice maison - Duration: 6:00.

Hello

good day misters and miss's

Welcome

come here ( formal )

welcome

hello

Waw your breath smell's like death

wile we are talking about this...

I am going to teach today, how te make some toothpaste

WHY?

Because fluorine is not so great for your brain

Because it may help cure some gum problems

because it cleans your teeth

it whitens too

I started making my own toothpaste a year ago now

my first recipe was disgusting

it made me want to vomit every time a brushed my teeth .. it was horrible

and i got white spots on my teeth

I told myself " there is a probleme " (Duh !)

i went to see my dentist and she told me :

it's a lack of calcium

SO

I immediately changed my recipe

and added some calcium in it

BAM

One week later, no more white spots

I Had a gum disease

like an infection

It's hereditary, my dad has it .. to be short

A bad story ... I t can go far

I tried this new improved recipe, and in two weeks,

i nearly cured half of my gum problems

and at my next appointment three month later, with my dentist

a had cured everything

Amazing

my little note book .. " i don't eat my friends"

So the toothpaste recipe

You always have to use wooden spoons, no metal, because

When you put metal in clay it cancel it's properties

we are going to need

Some calcium carbonate

Some sodium bicarbonate

some clay

some cloves powder

and some essential oils

the calcium carbonate i'm going to need 2.5 Tbls

the sodium carbonate ... sodium carbonate .. i need 1 Tbls

Clay /diatom earth / .... i use bentonite . use what every clay you want

it's 1/2 Tbls

some xylitol powder ( the sweet part of the toothpaste)

it's 1 1/2 Tbls

Cloves

cloves and going to calm inflammations

it's going to num your mouth a bit .. if you have sensitive teeth it's not that bad ^^

mix well

we are going to add coconut oil (cooled pressed, non refined, organic if possible)

in this i have the melted the coconut oil

you are going to ad little by little and mix during the prosses

it's a little like a crepe batter ... you put it in the middle and you mix

you can have a liquide mixture because the coconut is going to harden

and you are going to have a toothpaste too hard if you don't put enough coconut

it's liquide , but don't worry it will harden ( or put it in the freezer for 15 minutes if you live in a hot country )

i'm going to add a little bit of E vitamine

it's not necessary , i have some at home so i use it

it's an anti - rancidity

i just tel myself it can maybe help my mixture stay "healthy" a little longer

i never had a toothpaste go bad on my watch ( even without the E vitamine ) ... Never

Once i even kept it three weeks

I'm not telling you to keep your's 3 weeks ... so make small batch so that you finish them quick

i put some pepper mint essential oil

i'm going to add 7 drops

of course it doesn't want

Cloves essential oil

because i love cloves

and it always have some benefits

we'll add 7 drops

eucalyptus

7 drops also

and i found wintergreen ( gaultheria procumbens) essential oil

it has the same smell as eucalyptus chewing gum

while eucalyptus doesn't smell like the chewing gum

7 drops also

more or less

and you mix

now you have a good toothpaste smell ... ouuu

that tickles your nostrils

take a glass container

pour it in

avoid putting your toothbrush directly in the toothpaste

take a little wooden spoon to help yourself

i leave it in my bathroom edge

Close it ! if you leave it open you will lose all the essential oil smells

home made toothpaste

i hope you will try my little recpe

it is going to help you save money

save your brain because you are not going to destroy your brain with fluorite

and you are going to impress everyone who are going to tell you :

WHAT ? you make your OWN toothpaste

bitch please ... toothpaste ... toothpaste

viva ! home made toothpaste

i know it has nothing to do with food

it's part of the things i do ... so i share

you should share too , what you know how to do !

it's always nice ... i teach you, you teach me

we teach oursleves, you teach your selves ... you know what i mean

we are board aren't we ?

what are we doing after this ?

it's snowing ...

i wish you a good day

an excellent night

well ... you do you

bye !!

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Creepypasta Story | Where are my eyes | #creepypasta - Duration: 7:17.

there was just old woman who lived down

the block for me when I was going off

that me and my friends always used to

arrest we were mean to her but we never

hurt her physically at least

I'm sure we damaged or emotionally and

maybe even mentally but we were kids

little assholes

this woman was blind and i don't mean

she was blind in the sense that she was

born that way she lost her ice at some

point in their life the story told when

we will go off was that she was a little

older the loss probably 13 or 14 she

worked in a manufacturing facility it

was in the middle of World work you and

she was doing like so many non soldiers

anyway as she was walking to her station

someone near her who was operating a

late loss control of the steel pipe and

got it caught in the machine

it's your expenses of metal and she

caught it fully in their face just like

a metal occupying and the eyes must have

writing prompt a surprise because they

were completely covered in inch-long

charts the story goes that she blacked

out and never saw anything but laugh

when she came to because as they try to

remove this new phase they were so deep

and checked that Apple's just locked out

they say she kept on something where are

my eyes

where are my eyes so being shitty little

kids and knowing she will never be able

to catch us or even know who was doing

it with drum off and knock on the door

then when she came out we will show the

obscenities better and she glared at us

with the dark empty sockets then we will

be couples and throw the matter 10

points if you got one and there I

soffits you know eventually she must

have started to recognize our voices

Billy was the first he wasn't in school

one day they're not weak i finally went

to his house and despite his mom

applications i was allowed to see him

but he couldn't see me he was waving

these dark sunglasses inside i left at

first thinking he was messing about

but then he took them off and there were

just two holes with dark lot across the

course in them he didn't really see much

more muttering we're on my eyes where my

eyes his mom told me as i was leaving

that he was changing a light all

but not properly and that was plugged in

and a bump off as he was removing it

the glass got into his eye so deep it

severed nerves then him at a similar

situation worse maybe he was cooking

with the stat when you slipped on the

floor and got the priests culvert

cooking drunk stepped in and I is that

said his head hit the ground and it's so

so much force the other colored and

leasing Greece opt-out I didn't buy the

storage they seem to extreme that could

happen

sure but could it really i don't know i

have another theory one that involved an

old woman that we terrorists on are

nearly daily basis

one night it was raining underbody

little off tonight I light link so i

decided to watch the storm of it when

they got to the window I saw the old

woman they're just standing in the art

staring with a non-existing ice at my

window at me

the rain was filling our sockets and

pouring out over her face like a mock

our founder I helped like the wide-eyed

and step back then she started to walk

closer

I could swear she could see me but she

couldn't that be possible

she stopped walking just as she got to

the window and she pressed her face

against the glass delicately like she

could see like she could see me her

mouth moved but they couldn't hear over

the rain I knew it was impossible for

her to actually see me right so i put my

ear on the glass just a quarter inch of

glass separating us and I listened

intently I heard it

where are my eyes I was spared and she

slammed her palm on the glass and

screech their names down to pain shriek

and it will call my parents my screams

must have alerted the old woman table

because she turned and started to run

away but the rain were so bad that it

turned the yard into one big multi

quagmire and she slipped by the gate the

gate was brought Iran and I flipped as i

saw it hit the my parents and I rushed

outside and aspires complicate push

themselves through her eye sockets and

deep into her skull

the last thing I heard her say what the

same praise I've heard so much and she

said you

you have my and tight

I'm arcade now I'm an adult and I still

can't look out the window and it raised

it hurts my eyes

I developed a stigmatism it hurts to use

my eyes at all really did you enjoyed

the deal or go to comment on me and the

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