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Piers Morgan FINALLY left speechless on Good Morning Britain - Duration: 2:32.
Piers Morgan FINALLY left speechless on Good Morning Britain
It looks like pigs are flying and hell has frozen over as the controversial telly legend was left totally silent today. The almighty moment was spurred on when Piers was played X Factor singer Honey Gs comeback track.
But the song – Hit You With the Honey G, released by the 2016 quarter finalists own record label – didnt tickle Pierss fancy and he sat with his head in his hands.
SPEECHLESS: Piers was completely lost for words after hearing Honey Gs comeback track.
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COMFORTED: Richard and Susanna tried their best to help Piers find some words. After the sample of the song played, Richard Arnold: I know that Ed Sheeran is on a knife edge.
That was the sound of summer and thats me signing off possibly until the end of the week. He then slapped Piers on the back to help him look alive: Just a little treat to lighten the mood, youre alright. Co-hostess Susanna Reid then intervened: And while Piers recovers, heres Laura with the weather. Moments later Piers regained his ability to speak, and slammed the new song: Cant sing, cant sing, cant sing..
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REACTIONS: Fans jumped to Twitter to share their thoughts.
Piers Morgan Fans of GMB rushed to Twitter in stitches over Piers hilarious reaction. One person tweeted: You not feeling Honey G new song then Piers? Pierss reaction to Honey Gs song…my thoughts exactly Piers!! Honey jjjeeeeezzz!! Indeed, continued another.
A third wrote: When you cant say nothing nice. dont say nothing at all. Loving Piers Morgans reaction to Honey Gs new music. Im right there with you! laughed another.
COMEBACK: Honey G has released a new track by her own record label. A fifth commented: I feel your pain. I never thought Piers Morgan would be rendered speechless, but Honey G has achieved the impossible, said one.
Who knew Honey G had such power? Catch Good Morning Britain weekdays from 6am on ITV.
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Top 10 Best TVs 2017 Ultra HD 4K, HDR, 1080p Screen's - Duration: 4:33.
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Does the UK Really Experience Massive Power Surges When Soap Operas Finish from People Making Tea - Duration: 10:38.
At first glance the idea of the UK being simultaneously addicted to both trashy soaps and tea to such
an extent that the country's national power grid experiences a massive surge of usage
every time one ends seems like it must be a gross exaggeration stemming from a pair
of stereotypes.
As it turns out, though, this is not only a readily observable phenomenon in the UK,
but it's such a normal part of daily life for the National Grid operators that they
have to keep track of what's going on in the plot of upcoming popular soaps and other
shows to help predict ratings.
They also keep TVs in office to watch said shows so they can see precisely when a given
episode ends.
This is all necessary in order to keep the power grid fully operational during the very
brief surges.
This phenomenon, officially dubbed TV Pickup by the engineers at the National Grid, is
largely thanks to a unique combination of the UK Citizens' long standing love affair
with soap operas, the country's enjoyment of a good cup of tea (and more recently instant
coffee), and the almost universal adoption of electric kettles throughout the UK (a relatively
power intensive device, typically using around 1,000-1,500 watts).
The result is that for about 3-5 minutes after the end of a popular show, there's a rather
large uptick in demand for electricity across the country.
As you probably guessed, this is roughly the amount of time it takes to boil a full kettle
of water in such an electric kettle.
The reason why these surges pose such a large problem is because, to quote an energy operations
manager from the National Grid, Alan Smart:
The way to think about it is to imagine you are in your car and your challenge is to keep
the car at exactly 50 miles an hour.
You press on the accelerator as you go up the hill, and you ease off on the other side.
We can't store electricity in any great quantity, so we have to forecast second by
second, minute by minute.
In a nutshell, the system as it stands today has limited capacity to ramp up electricity
generation fast enough to deal with large unpredicted surges and it's quite expensive
to dump off excess electricity from the grid if overproducing.
For instance, even newer nuclear and coal plants can take hours to ramp up to full capacity
and hours to ramp back down, with older plants even less nimble, sometimes taking more than
a day for such a ramp up.
Diesel and gas plants are much faster (and much more expensive), but still need several
minutes to a half hour to ramp up.
So how do the engineers deal with the demand placed on the grid by as much as 1-2 million
electric kettles being switched on at more or less the exact same time and only for a
few minutes?
In short, as previously mentioned, the National Grid first starts by pre-planning, keeping
track of what major sporting events are coming up as well as what's going on in various
shows and general time tables of when said popular shows will probably end; this is an
extremely tricky thing with sporting events, but even for TV shows it's a difficult proposition.
While the BBC does give the National Grid the times when the shows are scheduled to
end, these are rarely perfectly accurate- and perfect accuracy is what the grid operators
need to prevent brownouts or overproduction of power.
With all this entertainment information, and using data from previous years, what they
know of how weather affects power usage (and generation, with the UK projected to have
30,000 Megawatts of wind power alone by the early 2020s), etc., their energy forecasters
come up with the estimated power demand throughout a given day, including potential spikes and
lulls.
They then prioritize where they'll be getting the needed power from in order of expense-
cheapest power sources first for a given area of the grid.
However, even with all this pre-planning, as previously mentioned, there is simply no
way to ramp up the power fast enough for these TV Pickups using the normal base-line sources,
unless they just wanted to expensively dump the excess created before and after the spike
just to accommodate the 3-5 minute surge.
So how do they keep the kettles on at a relatively reasonable price?
They maintain a series of power stations that are equipped with pumped storage reservoirs.
These (essentially) hydroelectric "batteries" are capable of going from zero to peak production
in under a minute.
They do this by releasing massive amounts of water stored high up to power generators
below.
For instance, Dinorwig Power Station in Wales has one of the fastest response times of any
pumped storage facility in the world; they're able to take the power output from nothing
to maximum production- about 1800 MegaWatts- in roughly 16 seconds.
If necessary, they can then sustain that for approximately six hours before the water runs
out.
At night when usage is low and electricity is at its cheapest (remember, they prioritize
energy production based on cost- so as demand dies, more expensive sources get turned off),
the operators have the water pumped back up to the storage zone.
For long term generation this is relatively expensive electricity compared to many base-line
sources.
On top of that, these reservoirs are largely supposed to be reserved for major outages
(and thus only used when strictly necessary otherwise).
However, these stations also provide the engineers a great way to keep the grid seamlessly operational
during brief spikes, like TV Pickups, where ramping up base-line sources just to service
a few minutes would be a bit of an overkill, or in the case of an unexpected spike, an
impossibility.
As for exact timing, engineers have small televisions tuned to the various TV channels
so that they can note the exact moment popular shows end and use the seconds it will take
viewers to walk to the kitchen to initiate production of the excess power that they expect
they'll need.
You can see this in action in this clip from a BBC documentary, Britain from Above, where
the engineer reacts to the ending theme of the soap, Eastenders, so that he can ensure
the frequency of the grid remains as close to 50 Hertz as possible.
So how big are the TV Pickups?
The largest TV induced spike occurred in 1990 directly after the semi-final World Cup match
between England and Germany, which was watched by an estimated 25-26 million people in the
UK.
(For reference, at the time the country's population was estimated to be about 57 million.)
The match ended in a penalty shootout, meaning that almost half the country was watching
a live event to the end, with that end's timing being unpredictable.
Needless to say, the National Grid operators had their eyes glued to the match as well.
When it did end in a German victory, an estimated 1.2 million Britons headed to the kitchen
to drown their sorrows in a cup of tea, to the tune of an almost instant demand of an
additional 2,800 Megawatts of power from the National Grid.
For reference here, the normal total demand on the entire grid during peak times that
time of year is about 40,000 Megawatts.
(And if you're curious, "peak of peak" on the grid in the year is roughly 60,000
Megawatts.
On the other end, in the night in the summer usage typically drops to closer to 20,000-25,000
Megawatts.)
Runner's up for largest TV Pickups include directly following a January 22, 1984 airing
of The Thorn Birds (2,600 Megawatts), the World Cup quarter-final between England and
Brazil in 2002 (2,570 Megawatts), the end of the Royal Wedding of Prince William and
Kate Middleton in 2011 (2,400 Megawatts), and the end of an episode of the popular soap
Eastenders revealing which character shot another in 2001 (2,290 Megawatts).
Thankfully for the awesomely titled Energy Forecasters at the National Grid, the rise
of streaming services like Netflix and BBC iPlayer among other on demand services, as
well as increased usage of time-shifting recording devices, has resulted in a noticeable drop
in the size of these TV Pickups.
It's thought that the combination of more of such media being made available to consumers
in this way will eventually put an end to this somewhat unique British phenomenon.
However, the National Grid still reports that although popular shows no longer (usually)
cause as large of a surge in demand as they once did (with reports from 2016 indicating
that average spikes at the climax of shows today are about a third of what they were
15 years ago), the National Grid still regularly see spikes of 200-400 Megawatts after popular
shows.
And if a given episode is particularly hyped for whatever reason, such as season or series
finales, the TV Pickup will generally be closer to 700-800 Megawatts.
In either case, this is more than enough to cause power grid problems if they're not
addressed immediately by grid operators.
National Grid representatives also note that major sporting events and the like still have
the power to pull the massive spikes of yore when they end and citizens head to the kitchen
for a good cuppa.
Contrary to what you might think, the highest tea consumption per capita is not found in
the United Kingdom, but rather Turkey at 7.682 kg per person per year.
The U.K. rings in at number 5, and has actually been on the decline of late, with a 6% drop
in tea sales in the last year alone in the U.K., which has only continued the recent
trend.
On the flipside, coffee sales are rising in the U.K. at about the same rate as the tea
sales are falling annually.
The TV Pickups don't always go as planned.
For instance, the National Grid once anticipated a massive surge in demand following an episode
of the popular reality show, The Great British Bake Off, directly after it was moved from
BBC2 to BBC1 in 2014.
However, according to a representative from the National Grid "Nobody in the entire
country moved from the TV screen.
There was no pick-up at all."
You see, at the end of the show the first week when they expected the spike, the BBC
scheduled a nature documentary just after it featuring baby pandas.
From the lack of spike, it would seem most everybody stuck around to watch the pandas
frolic in the immediate aftermath and then slowly ceased watching over time rather than
one massive migration to the kitchen.
Another big surprise was the November previous during the airing of The Day of the Doctor,
which had a massive audience (over 10 million people watching live in the UK).
But, as energy forecaster Jeremy Caplin noted, the predicted TV Pickup inexplicably didn't
occur.
TV shows aren't the only events that can cause weird power spikes.
For instance the largest spike of all time on the National Grid occurred on August 11,
1999 directly following a solar eclipse, where a massive 3,000 Megawatt spike was observed
for a few minutes.
A half hour before the eclipse, the total demand across the entire grid was about 35,500
Megawatts.
During the eclipse, usage dropped to about 33,000 Megawatts.
A few minutes after the eclipse ended, it was up just over 36,000 Megawatts.
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Black storks with Pakistan-SSG/special Services Group/ - Duration: 11:32.
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The Special Services Group, or the SSG, is a Pakistani force that is better known as "black boats" due to the special headgear of their squad.
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[★BREAKING] Sulli's nude scene leaked - Duration: 0:53.
[★BREAKING] Sulli's nude scene leaked
Sulli's nude scene from her new movie with Kim Soo Hyun has been leaked online.
The movie, "REAL" opened in theaters today and the scene was immediately posted online. The leak is only a screenshot but shows Sulli completely nude. Sulli's naked photo has her standing with her boobs in full view.
CJ Entertainment, the production company behind "REAL", has released a statement about the leak. Other Actresses and Idols Have Gone Topless Before And Crushed It.
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