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Few films have had as much cultural impact, and few films have done so well at capturing the passion and spirit of rock and roll.

Here's everything you need to know about School of Rock.

Screenwriter Mike White became inspired by the Langley Schools Music Project, a series of recordings of children choruses singing Beach Boys and David Bowie songs, recorded in the 1970s.

Those recordings ended up becoming a cult classic.

White was also waiting to write a film for his friend, Jack Black.

Sure, he had already written a film that starred Black called Orange County, but White later revealed that the part really didn't fit him that well.

So based on both the Langley Schools Music Project and Jack Black, White wrote a screenplay about a substitute teacher who secretly starts a band with his students.

Producer Scott Rudin and director Richard Linklater decided to take the film on.

Linklater originally turned it down but changed his mind.

Rudin and Linklater wanted the film to be as authentic as possible, and they spent a considerable amount of time casting.

Jack Black was obviously playing the lead role, since White wrote the script for him. Mike White: You write something for an actor, you're really pulling your hair out, going if he doesn't like it, then I've wasted that last six months of my life.

but it was a challenge finding a cast of mostly kids.

Oh, and kids who could actually play instruments.

Ultimately, finding kids who could play instruments and sing proved to be more important.

White even ended up getting a role as the Jack Black character's roommate.

According to multiple accounts, Jack Black ended up becoming a MVP on set.

His charisma and energy were contagious, and he helped the young actors-several acting for the first time in their lives-feel comfortable on set, even playing games with them between scenes.

That said, some of their parents were a bit nervous that Black might be a negative influence on their children.

Many of the songs you hear in the film that Black and the kids came up with, yeah they came up with them on set.

Filming took place in late 2002, in various locations throughout the New York City metropolitan area.

The school itself was filmed at both Wagner College and the Buckley Country Day School.

The film got a PG-13 rating due to literally one reference to drugs.

Paramount made what became known as School of Rock for less than $35 million.

Opening on October 3, 2003, the film went on to make over $131 million at the box office.

It was one of the most critically acclaimed films of 2003, which is pretty impressive for a comedy.

Most comedies don't get critic love.

It currently is certified 91% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, and was notably nominated for a Golden Globe. I'd call that a success.

Here is the basic storyline without any spoilers.

The film begins with the main character, Dewey Finn, played by the aforementioned Jack Black, rocking out a bit too much with his band No Vacancy.

The crowd is kind of "meh," as demonstrated by this epically failed stage dive by Finn.

The next morning, Dewey's roommate, Ned Schneebly, and Schneebly's girlfiend, Patty, wake him up to ask him for his half of the month's rent.

Mike White, the aforementioned screenwriter of the film, played the role of Schneebly (what a great name choice that was by the way) and Sarah Silverman played the role of his controlling girlfriend.

How controlling? She was the reason why Schneebly asked for the rent to begin with.

Anyway, Finn doesn't have the money but promises to get it soon.

Finn: The band is about to hit it big time.

We're going to win Battle of the Bands.

And when I'm rolling in the Benjamins, I'll throw you and your dog a bone.

However, Finn would not be getting that money because he soon finds out he is kicked out of his own band.

Later, back at the apartment, he answers the phone and speaks to Roz Mullins, the principal of Horace Green prep school.

She is looking for a substitute teacher, and is calling to see if Ned Schneebly can substitute.

Realizing this could be an opportunity to get rent money, Finn lies and says HE is Schneebly, and will be there soon to start working.

Finn shows up impersonating his roommate, though he really struggles, as demonstrated by him not even being able to spell his last name.

Finn: You know what? Why don't you all just call me Mr. S?

Mr. S has never taught here at Horace Green.

So I want you all to be on your best behavior.

After a rough first day where he rushes out the door ahead of his students, he returns the next day to students who are confused and even angry as to why he is not teaching them anything.

Later in the day, Finn overhears his students in music class playing really well.

He immediately goes back to the classroom to begins plans to turn his class into a rock band that will be auditioning for the Battle of the Bands contest he wanted to enter with his old band.

When the students return from music class, he tells them they will be working on a "secret project" for the next few weeks.

They can't tell anyone, especially their parents and other teachers.

He haphazardly casts students for instruments and of course makes sure he has the role as lead vocalist and lead guitarist.

For the other students, he finds various other roles, including a "security staff" to make sure know one finds out about what they are up to in the classroom.

For the rest of the film, the class turns into a real rock band as Finn guides them, while simultaneously struggling to not get caught for fraud.

The whole thing does turn into a meaningful transformative experience for both the students and Finn.

School of Rock is first and foremost a comedy, but it does have its tender moments.

It is totally driven by its star, Jack Black.

Rarely is a role so perfect for an actor.

Mike White later said if Black would have turned down the role, he would have thrown the script away.

And while Black shines in every scene of this film, his chemistry with his students comes across as incredibly authentic.

The film does follow a familiar formula of the selfish protagonist slowly gaining empathy and more self-understanding by the end.

Dewey: But I have been touched by your kids. And I'm pretty sure I've touched them.

However, the light-hearted style and genuine chemistry of the characters is refreshing.

At the beginning of the film, one might assume that the lives of the students might be ruined once Dewey Finn enters that classroom.

By the end of the film, that same person is certain that him entering the classroom was what was best for these kids.

Two themes come up in School of Rock, and both are cliche: leadership and teamwork.

Yep, those two boring themes which are actually values YOUR teachers and coaches and parents tried to instill in you growing up.

But we have very different characters with diverse roles all coming together for a common purpose, and ending up better off in the end because of it.

You'd think it was a sports film, but nope. It kind of proves you don't need sports to teach teamwork.

And it's one of the few films out there that's not a musical but celebrates music.

If you're not a fan of rock and roll before watching, there's a good chance you will be after.

The film reminds us that rock and roll was supposed to be rebellious,

Freddy, where are your sleeves?

And what have you done to your hair?

It's called punk. Well it's not school uniform.

Ms. Mullins, you're the Man.

Thank you Franky.

and that nonconformity was in fact a virtue necessary for society to progress.

School of Rock went on to become a TV show on Nickelodeon and a Broadway musical created by THE Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Perhaps more importantly, it helped fuel the growth of Paul Green's School of Rock program, a school designed to get kids playing rock music together with the goal of playing before a paying live audience.

The program skyrocketed in popularity after the film's release, and now franchises all around the world serving more than 17,000 students.

Most of the child actors in the film went back into obscurity after their brief stardom, although Miranda Cosgrove went on to have a long career and is still acting.

Rumors of a sequel have been around for almost as long as the film has been out, but it doesn't appear that will be happening anytime soon.

In 2013, the cast reunited to play a concert as sort of a ten-year reunion.

That's right, they were all still active musicians. Pretty cool stuff.

15 years later, the film continues to inspire any kid, no matter where that kid comes from, to pick up an instrument and start a band.

And it's not just the kids who can someday become rock stars. It's also the teachers.

And now that is a perfectly decent rock song.

October 3rd is the 15th anniversary of the School of Rock.

I remember seeing this one on opening night while I was in college.

So what did you think about this film? Also, what other film would you like to see explained in a similar fashion?

Let me know in the comments. Thanks for watching everybody.

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To speed the journey. each of you will tell two stories on the way to Canterbury

and another two on the way back.

That's Harry Bailey. the innkeeper.

Who'll kick us off with a story? Er...

I was the best wife from Denmark to India and back.

Sir knight? Draw. if you will.

If I was Pope. I'd let all you shave-heads marry.

If you don't like it. boil your bum!

Who'll tell the next story? Let's get to Canterbury.

(CHAUCER) Canterbury. shrine of the martyr.

(kNIGHT) Come on. We've got to get on with our stories.

(TAPPING)

(HUSHED VOICES)

(MONKS SOFTLY SING)

(NOISY SHOUTING AND MUSIC)

There isn't a door he can't heave off its hinges!

This one hasn't lost a fight in years.

Come here. you big hairy brute! I'll have you.

Gawd bless our Sancty Thomas!

(MUMBLED PRAYERS)

Hmm.

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

Hmm.

They come from every part of England to seek out the revered martyr. Thomas Becket.

To praise him and thank him for his succour in times of need.

And to enjoy themselves.

Aagh! You blundering...! Good. kind sir.

A squire. Courteous. unassuming. always "At your service".

It's the sea captain. He's in agony with his molars.

Aagh!

So. you married men. use manly muscles to make wives meek

and have them humbly homage their hus... Ooh!

That would be news to announce. you nerdy Noah.

Why do you men always let this lead you along. eh?

Then you lock away the keys to the money box.

Well. you lock yours away. I'll lock mine away.

(CHAUCER) He's a master carpenter and steward of a big estate.

There isn't a plough boy or swineherd whose fiddles he doesn't know.

She complains. but it's the husband that shells out for the wife's fancies.

Lords. ladies. too much of the day's gone.

Yes. Rather. Let's ride on.

- We've prayed at the shrine. - Some of us have.

Now we've got to get off to London.

- Oh. no. thanks. - Time never comes back again.

- Nor will your virgin blush. - Come on. son.

Tell us something about...love.

You'll simply have to forgive me if it's not the best tale you've ever heard.

He ruled all Mongolia.

He was brave and wise beyond equal. His name was Cambus Khan.

He had two sons - the fighting arms of the empire -

but his jewel was a daughter, Princess Canacee.

Oh, her beauty! I haven't the words.

It was the Khan's birthday and everyone was gathered for the feast.

Then, out of nowhere...

(GASPS)

The Emperor of all India and Araby. my lord and protector.

greets you on this day and gifts to you...

a stallion of brass that in a day will transport you anywhere on the globe.

Turn this pin and he will vanish out of sight.

Also. for Lady Canacee...

The ring's power - wearing it.

there isn't a bird in the heavens whose language she won't understand.

This sword has the power to cleave through any armour.

And no man bloodied by it will ever see the wound heal until...

Magnificent! Wine. spices. music!

The revelry continued all night - well beyond my humble vocab -

and this strange Crimson Knight was chosen to dance with Princess Canacee.

But she bade him adieu long before the night's end - as sensible women tend to.

So the morning mist was still thick

when she woke her handmaidens to join her on a walk across the parks.

(SOBBING)

A woman's crying resounded through the trees, but where was she?

Then Canacee understood. She now wore the ring with the power of birds' language.

(SOBBING)

It was a peregrine falcon and soon she learned her sad story.

There was a grey-feather hawk. He flew the same skies as me.

I gave him my love. He swore his heart was mine. Our love was true.

Except he was a deceiver. a two-face.

A red kestrel crossed his path and he was in love with her.

I was clean forgotten.

Now that kestrel possesses my lover and I am without hope or cure.

As Canacee carried the falcon to her rooms, the others were just waking.

Algarsyf had been too busy drinking to learn how to ride the brass horse, so...

Whoa! Hey. stop! Help! Whoa there!

The pin in the ear! Just turn the pin! The pin...!

Help me. someone!

Now I understand. This was always your intention!

- I would have instructed him had he... - I will search for him.

- And leave the kingdom with no generals? - I have no choice.

Then you must take this.

They will protect you.

Algarsyf travelled twice 10,000 miles before he learned to control the stallion.

Somewhere over the Indian oceans.

He made landfall in an island palace.

He was overcome with the beauty of this woman.

She could only be a princess.

(SCREAMS)

- I mean no harm. Please. you're safe. - And who are you?

I am Prince Algarsyf. son of Cambus. khan of...

- (SHOUTING) - Tell me your name.

- Theodora. - I shall return for you. Theodora.

The Crimson Knight sought audience with the Khan.

I beg to ask for the hand of your daughter in marriage. I believe she also...

Maybe once.

Now I know I will never find a man worthy of trust.

First you take my sons from me. render our city defenceless.

now you attempt to steal my daughter! Never!

She loved him, but the falcon's story had hardened her heart against all men.

Prince Cambalo spent many months searching for his brother in the east.

And still there was no word, no trace of him.

The son of Cambus?

And then a mysterious horsewoman crossed his path

and, in an instant, he was in love with her.

He forgot the quest for his brother, the barbarian threat massing to attack his city.

- Father. we have no choice. - I will fight them all!

I can save the city.

Crown me king and I can call on the armies of India and Araby.

Take the invincible sword. Take my kingdom.

Any man who attacks this city...

my city -

risks the anger of all Arabia!

In a city full of spies, the Crimson Knight could not even tell Canacee the truth -

he was only posing as its new ruler to force the enemy into retreat.

How can I prove to you my love is real?

Do not hope.

Cambalo was entranced by love of this woman,

but she was a sorceress ensnaring any man she found.

Look out! She does not love you! She trapped us all! Escape while you can!

Thanks to the ring, he heard the warning. The trance was broken.

Theodora's father had wasted no time and arranged for her to marry the King of China.

To delay the marriage, Theodora feigned madness.

The Sultan summoned any and all physicians.

(FANFARE)

(THEODORA CRIES)

- Algar... - Quiet yourself. Quiet.

- You have calmed her. - keep well back. The cure is incomplete.

Of course. Guards!

Now! Come to me now! Come!

Both brothers raced homewards, Cambalo guided by the hawk.

But the Crimson Knight's flag flew over the city.

They demanded to fight to redeem their honour.

But Algarsyf had forgotten the invincible sword.

The brothers were near death until...

I seized this kingdom only to protect it.

My subterfuge needed to be total. Now it is yours again.

Canacee now knew he was truly worthy of her love.

Cambus decreed that there should be a better and bigger feast.

Suffice to say that there were three weddings.

Algarsyf to Theodora.

Canacee to the Crimson knight. who took the name of Cambalo like his new brother...

- Three life sentences. - Even the birds were reunited.

(PRIORESS) "Evil is paid out in evil." said the Provost.

So he hanged them. All according to...

If it hadn't been for the bells on your bridle. I'd be dropping off.

You should be more polite. a man in your position.

(CHAUCER) A lawyer. The busiest man alive.

Though maybe he always seems just that bit busier than he actually is.

God save you! But we had so formed the hope of partaking of your company.

Saw you ride out of the tavern this morning. My master loves to chat.

Your master looks a sharp bloke. I bet he can tell a story or two.

Clever? Get out of here.

He knows so much. see all this ground from here back to Canterbury?

- He could turn it all into silver. gold. - Could he really?

Astounding. A servant of the Church who cares so little about how he looks.

All you've got to do is set it all up. What you do is...

- Silence! Nary another word or... - People think you can double their money.

You are revealing that which shall nevermore be revealed.

Oh. yeah? I'm sick up to here with you!

Seven years lurking in alleys and I'm no nearer the philosopher's stone.

You beslander me before all these people!

We're going to hear something now.

What I don't understand is...

why is your face such a funny colour?

I'm the one who works the bellows.

At the start, we tried it all -

orpiment, burnt bones, iron filings ground into the finest dust,

litharge ground on a slab of porphyry.

Oh, yeah! Armenian clay, verdigris, clay melanged with hair from an horse...

..or from a man.

Rubified water and bull's gall.

Arsenic, sal ammoniac and brimstone. We all smell of brimstone.

Everyone's got his say-so.

The fire. It was too long and thin.

- It was the blowing. - We perpetrated a calculatory error.

But we had to go on with our experiments. Know what I mean?

So there was this priest - a scholar, sang masses for the dead.

Who else is my boss gonna hit on?

You've always been so kind to me. So kind.

I must return the service.

- I could show you the secrets of alchemy. - Would you?

This priest has no idea who he's dealing with.

- We must send out for quicksilver. - Righto.

There are but slender few to whom I would reveal the secrets of my philososcience.

I shall now mortify this quicksilver

and render it unto finest silver.

This powder here. this is the key to my alchemy. Pour.

It was chalk or glass or some cheap bollocks.

My alchemy has transmuted ordinary metal into silver.

God is great!

- Incredible! - Silver?

- This is bleeding genius. - Genius!

- I want that powder. - I know a swindle...

The silver rod was up his sleeve.

The mould was carved exactly to shape.

Teach me the secret!

Use this stick. why don't you? Stir.

Carefully.

Now examine.

Gold! What'll this powder cost me? Tell me!

There's only myself and a friar who know the recipe.

LP40 of gold coin and it's yours. my son.

Come on! It's a hollow stick. innit?

An ounce of gold filings in the end. stopped up with wax. the wax melts...

As you love me. you must always keep this quiet.

Envy. It will be the death of me.

Oh, so now the Priest sets about his own experiments.

It was never going to work. Know what I mean?

That alchemy always sends them doolally.

The greatest scholars aren't the wisest.

I'm safe. Not much Latin down my gullet.

(BELCHES) Benedicite.

You're the Latin scholar. Don't be shy.

(CHAUCER) An eternal Oxford student. He's given over his life to logic chopping.

He hasn't managed to find holy office. He couldn't find it with a map.

He's like a newly-wed virgin. the morning after!

Sir. I bow to your superior governance.

Um... In Italy...

(YAWNS AND GROANS)

There isn't a man alive who tells lies half as well as a woman.

With one exception.

Oh. yeah? We all know where friar's come from - out the devil's bum hole.

If a man's wronged in one way. he'll get it settled in another.

I know a great story about that.

This girl called Alison. She's got these you-know eyes...

- I must hear nothing of it. - Stuff that. I want to hear his story.

You've been at the wine. haven't you? Sneaking it out the barrel?

Oh. vino tinto.

It turns anger and sickness to happiness and love.

The day you're born. Death turns the tap of your life barrel and lets it run.

- Mine's almost empty. - Let's hear your story.

I fear this is going to be unattractive.

Is it my fault I never slept in the Ascropolis? Or read Julius Seizure?

There's Deptford! Almost home. Get a move on.

This is just a little story about an Oxford scholar.

A nice lad - nice Nicholas. A poor student of astrology.

He could work out future things that was...still going to happen.

And he lodged with Alison.

Oh, she's as slim as a weasel.

And that mouth... Those lips...

But she's a restless one,

trapped in a marriage to a rich old carpenter.

She's lively and lusty and he's too old for her. Too old.

He's only doing this because I'm a carpenter. He's after me.

Steady on. I don't mean she's like your wife.

I could even things up if I wanted to talk filth. Talk about a miller's wife...

- Told you it'd be scandalous. - Right. You tell us yours.

At Trumpington near Cambridge. there was a miller.

Stuck-up Simkin.

He was a thief, skimming off the best of your corn. His wife was just as bad.

There's a great college at Cambridge. Simkin ground their wheat and stole plenty of it.

So two young scholars bet he couldn't steal nothing with them watching every move.

- We've come to grind. - What'll you do while I'm at it?

I've never seen a hopper waggle like yours.

Then I'll be by the trough. Watch it spurt.

But Simkin knew their game and he knew them great scholars aren't all that clever.

The more they wanted to catch him,

the more he wanted to cheat them..

He waited for his chance, then he snuck out.

Off to the fen. Get yourself a wild mare.

Simkin didn't say a word.

Him and the wife just joked and chatted

till all the college corn was ground, bagged and stacked.

They all laughed.

They had a daughter too, but Simkin was saving her for someone special,

not stupid students.

- Nobbing hell! The nobbing horse has gone. - Where did he go?

The fen. where the wild mares roam.

Why didn't you put him in the barn? Alan. you're a moron!

Be a fine miller if I couldn't put one over on book-learners!

Oh. very amusing. I must say. Very droll.

He can see a splinter in my eye and not a plank in his own.

Now we've got a carpenter turned preacher. Thank you. Satan!

It's a sin to slander a man's wife.

Slander my Alison? She's always in church. Going down...on her knees.

That's where she meets jolly Absalon, the parish clerk.

He's a young dancing thing.

He plays the fiddle, sings a pipe and knows just how to do his hair.

But it's the parish wives he's after.

He's quite gone for the carpenter's wife.

Have mercy! Mercy me!

He woos her with poems and honey and mead.

And oven-hot cakes.

But where does all his wooing get him?

(COUGHING)

Bye.

Your Faraway Ray doesn't stand a chance against your Nearby Guy.

- Love me tout de suite or I will perish. - I will never kiss thee.

I'll cry out. "Merci, Monsieur!"

'Ere. where are your hands?

(MIAOWING)

My husband's so jealous.

I'd be some student if I couldn't put one over on a chippy. If we can just...

Nick locked himself in his room for days. The old carpenter was worried.

- It's the astronononomy of his. - Is he dead?

- Man shouldn't look into God's privates. - (NICk SOBS)

(MIAOW)

- Must it all end so soon? - What's that?

I've been observing the moon.

Look at this.

Monday night coming. a hard rain's going to fall -

twice the size of Noah's flood!

The whole world will be gone.

My little Alison wifey too?

- Follow my instructions and I'll save us. - Anything you say.

We need three big troughs...

(REEVE) Why do you want to slander an honest carpenter?

So I'm drunk? Hang me!

The Miller's a thug. You know this as well as I do.

And so's this Master Carpenter. Don't blame me.

(ALL SHOUT)

If you don't want to hear it... don't start story-telling competitions!

- (SILENCE) - Thank you!

Where were we?

They finally caught the horse. dragged it back wet and muddy.

They paid Simkin their last crown to roast a goose and make up a bed for them.

Then they settled down to sleep. They'd all had more than enough to drink.

Our corn's been stolen. Our mates will call us idiots.

John. there's a law that says if a man's done down one way.

he'll get it back in another.

Ooh! (GIGGLING)

- Stop! Stop! - (PRIORESS) This man...it is impossible.

- Nothing but filth. - And I'm supposed to show good breeding?

Nick told the carpenter he needed to hang three troughs up in the attic.

When the rains came, they could hack their way out and float off.

What?

But what with working flat out all day, the old man falls straight to sleep.

First snore and the lovers are down the stairs, no questions asked.

Absalon hasn't seen the carpenter all day and reckons the coast is well clear.

Alison. my honey-sweet cinnamon?

Awake. my love. It's your little lambkins. Baa!

Will you...will you...get lost!

True love always suffers.

Just one kiss?

- Then will you sod off? - For sure. my loveliness.

You never know. there may be more.

Now. shut your eyes. here comes your kiss.

- (LAUGHTER) - Women don't have...

beards!

You educated people. don't listen to his rubbish.

My student's tucked up in bed.

When Alan tells everyone. they'll say I'm a nancy.

He's moving the cradle from the end of Simkin's bed to the end of his.

So when Simkin's wife comes back in...

Baby... Baby?

Almost ended up in the student's bed.

She hadn't had it so good for years, or for so long.

(MILLER) I've had enough! Absalon is right muffed. He wants revenge.

Right. Blacksmith.

He goes to the blacksmith's forge...

(REEVE) No! The student and the miller's daughter had been at it all night.

For ever more. wherever I wend. I'll be thy faithful scholar.

Before you wend. just behind the back door is a cake baked with your stolen corn.

(SHE SOBS)

He tried to find his own bed again.

He knowed Simkin's bed by the cradle at the end.

He found it, slipped into the other one, and started telling his friend -

except he was talking to Simkin!

(MILLER) Shut your trap! Absalon got a hot ploughshare from the smithy.

I've brought you a gold ring. All I ask is one little kissykins and it's yours.

Nick reckoned it was his turn.

Speak. birdy sweet. I cannot see you.

Here I is. (FART)

(REEVE) Disgusting. Mine's an honest fight - miller versus student.

(MILLER) No one's interested! Absalon picked himself up and thwacked him.

- You should have heard him yell for water. - Water!

Up in the attic, the old man hears the shouts.

Noel's flood!

Noel's flood! Noel's flood!

Noel's flood!

(REEVE) Ridiculous!

The wife reckons it's the students fighting.

She hits out as hard as she can.

(REEVE) No, you don't! (MILLER) That carpenter's wife...

(INDISTINCT ARGUING)

Come on. come on. Hurry up. Get those gates shut.

You can't do that! I'm a working man!

- You can't be angry with me. - I protest.

Here end "The Canterbury Tales" compiled by Geoffrey Chaucer.

on whose soul Jesus Christ have mercy... Amen.

Now. who won the dinner? Everyone liked mine...

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iTunes Doesn't Have App Store? Here is How To Get The App Store Back in iTunes - Duration: 3:01.

If you see your iTunes doesn't have App Store then most probably you have updated

your iTunes. And your iTunes App Store is missing simply because Apple

deprecated App Store from latest versions of iTunes. Fortunately we can

get back App Store on iTunes very easily. In fact Apple released a separate

version with App Store for users like us. All we need to do is just download and

install iTunes 12.6 version. Also we need to fix iTunes library.itl error. So

continue watching my video. I'll show you how to get back app store in iTunes along

with how to get rid of this iTunes library error. See here I am using latest

iTunes 12.9 version and I don't have App Store on it. To get back iTunes

with App Store we just need to download iTunes from any of these links. I

provided these links in description section. Just download iTunes according

to your operating system. I'm downloading 64-bit version of iTunes for my Windows

PC. While download is going on we will uninstall latest version of iTunes from

our PC. So I will go to control panel and then uninstall iTunes 12.9. You

don't need to uninstall all Apple software. Just install the iTunes one. Okay done.

I see downloading is still going on so let me pause the video and come back

once it finishes. Okay now iTunes is downloaded. Now I will

install it as usual software installation. Installation is done now

see whenever we try to open iTunes 12.6 we see an error message. This

is because previous iTunes installation left a library.itl file on our PC. So

we just need to delete it or rename it. In order to rename the file we need to

head over to the "Music" folder. Then open iTunes folder. Now simply rename this

iTunes library file to iTunes library bak. We can delete it too. I prefer

renaming so in case the file is needed again I can easily get it back. Now again

try to open iTunes. And boom! Now we see iTunes opened without any error. Now I

will see whether App Store is restored or not. We will click on "Music". And we

don't see it because it is hidden here. Just click on edit menu. And here you can

see App Store menu. Just check this checkbox box and we are done. Now you can enjoy

App Store on your iTunes like before. Guys if you liked my video then please hit the

like button and please share my video within your social media accounts with

your friends. Finally guys please subscribe my channel. Thank you for

watching my video. Take care. Peace

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Can We Get DNA From Fossils? - Duration: 11:48.

More than 120 million years ago, in a hot, conifer-filled forest in what's now India,

a small insect made a terrible mistake.

While searching for a tasty meal of pine pollen it wandered one step too far, only to find

itself trapped in sticky, yellow resin.

Tired from its flight, this small weevil was quickly entombed in the fragrant yellow material,

which eventually became the substance we know today as Amber.

Then, in 1993, scientists cracked open this very same piece of amber.

They took the body of the weevil, and they sampled its DNA.

Now, this is not a scene from the Jurassic Park franchise.

But this research IS from the 1990s, a decade when scientists were rushing to find the most

ancient DNA.

And at the time, this weevil was the oldest thing ever to have its DNA sampled.

Or, at least, so we thought.

The fact is, we can indeed get the DNA of extinct organisms from some fossils.

It's fragmented, and it's imperfect, but it's possible.

It's just not possible for every type of fossil, and, most importantly, not from every

time period.

It took another few decades of research, and a lot of take-backs, before scientists could

figure out how we could truly unlock the genetic secrets of the past.

The first piece of ancient DNA ever replicated was of an animal called the Quagga, a subspecies

of zebra that went extinct in the 19th century.

It was sampled in 1984, pretty much just to see if ancient DNA could be sampled at all.

But that research turned out to be extremely useful, and not just because it inspired Michael

Crichton's famous novel.

The researchers used the size of differences in the DNA sequence to determine when the

Quagga, which is now known to be a subspecies of Plains Zebra, diverged from another species,

the Mountain Zebra.

That split happened about 3 to 4 million years ago, it turns out.

So even though these species of Zebras look very similar, we now know that they parted

ways a long time ago, before the last Ice Age began.

Now, that DNA was tested from a sample of dried muscle taken from a museum specimen.

And for the next few years, the search for ancient DNA drew from similar sources – soft

tissue, preserved in things like permafrost or ice, or mummified, or trapped in amber.

And in the search for the oldest material, amber seemed like the best place to look.

After all, amber traps organisms in a perfect medium for preservation.

It dehydrates the DNA, which makes it more stable, and tree resin has antimicrobial properties,

which keeps the tissues from breaking down.

So, in addition to our friend the Jurassic Weevil, paleontologists sampled termites,

bees, and other insects from their amber tombs.

Not mosquitos though.

Amber containing mosquitoes has not been sampled for DNA yet.

Still, these early efforts taught us a lot about ancient DNA, and the organisms that

managed to hold on to it for us.

But there was a growing suspicion among scientists that the oldest DNA to be extracted -- including

the stuff from that weevil -– wasn't what we thought it was.

Experts already knew that such ancient DNA wasn't perfect or pristine.

Because, DNA is degrading all the time!

Even in living things!

Including you!

The tiny components, or base pairs, that form its code are always being changed by different

processes.

The most common of these is a process called depurination.

It's caused by water molecules in your cells that attach to some of the base pairs, which

makes them more likely to come off.

Water is great for your cells, but over time, it causes damage too, including to your DNA.

But usually, damage like this isn't a big deal.

Your cells have countermeasures that straighten, fix, or discard DNA that's been altered

by things like depurination.

However, all those repair services go out of business ... once you die.

But the degradation continues.

Now, back in the 1990s, scientists knew all this.

It was part of why getting DNA from a Jurassic Weevil seemed like a miracle to some, and

an impossibility to others.

What scientists weren't sure about was how long it took DNA to degrade to the point where

it was no longer readable.

Was it 100 years?

Or 100 million years?

Today we know that DNA has a half-life, kind of like radioactive elements do.

That half-life marks the amount of time until half of the DNA in a sample is degraded beyond

use.

But it can vary a lot, depending to some degree on the organism, but to even greater degree

on the quality of preservation.

For example, recent research has shown that, in cores of ocean sediments, the amount of

DNA from single-celled algae known as diatoms drops in half about every 15,000 years.

So that's it's half-life.

But, by contrast, one study of the bones of the extinct, large, flightless bird called

the moa, showed that its DNA had a half life of just 521 years.

Now, as DNA decays, it doesn't just disappear – it breaks apart into smaller, harder-to-read

fragments.

But these half-lives do mean that there's an upper limit to how long DNA sticks around.

This is where preservation comes in.

Ideal environments for DNA preservation include colder temperatures with very limited fluctuations.

Closed environments are good, too.

DNA on the inside of bones is better preserved than DNA on the outside, because there's

less interaction with the environment.

But even in freezing cold temperatures with best case preservation, there's a limit.

A study done in 2012 of 158 well-dated fossils concluded that, even in the best circumstances,

DNA decays well beyond readability by 6.8 million years.

That's still slow enough that readable DNA from the chloroplasts in diatoms can be found

in marine sediments that are up to 1.4 million years old.

Here at Eons, we researched this a lot, and to our knowledge,

that's the oldest confirmed DNA that's

ever been sequenced.

Yet, anyways.

But with new genetic techniques, scientists can read increasingly smaller chunks of DNA

and put them together to make longer strands – like the full genome of a 700 thousand

year old horse, which was sequenced in 2013 from many, many small chunks of DNA.

And it helps that shorter chunks of DNA, like the DNA found in your mitochondria or a diatom's

chloroplast, are more stable and can last longer.

So if DNA becomes unreadable in less than 6.8 million years, how the heck do we have

DNA from a weevil that's 120 million years old?

Well it turns out, that "ancient weevil" DNA wasn't actually from an ancient weevil.

And the problem was in the methodology.

In order to read a DNA molecule, you need a LOT of it to make sense of what you're

reading.

This means you need to make many copies of it, in a process called amplification.

The easiest and most efficient way to amplify DNA is a process called PCR, or Polymerase

Chain Reaction.

PCR can quickly make even small amounts of DNA into large, consistent samples that are

easy to test.

And it's really sensitive: All you need is an itty, bitty bit of DNA to start with.

But because it's so sensitive, it can also accidentally replicate things you didn't

want.

Like, if a single human skin cell should fall into the sample, it could be replicated so

quickly and thoroughly that its genetic code would overwhelm the sample.

And that's exactly what happened with the sample from the weevil.

In the late 90s and 2000s, when lab conditions became better controlled, samples that were

tested in the early '90s were re-tested.

And a lot them couldn't be reproduced successfully.

The DNA that we thought was from that Jurassic weevil actually turned out to be mostly from

a modern fungus that had gotten into the sample.

And the rest of the DNA was from a modern weevil, probably because the scientists were

comparing the old DNA to DNA from living species, and accidentally cross-contaminated.

Likewise, the termites and the bees preserved in Amber were all re-tested… and their DNA

was found to be from humans, trees, fungi and other modern contaminants.

And when you're dealing with tiny snippets of DNA, it's actually not that hard to mistake

one organism for another.

After all, we all share a lot of our DNA with other organisms, even ones that bear no resemblance

to us.

So if these scientists happened to pick the wrong section of DNA to replicate, they could

end up reproducing a section that's in a weevil, but is also in a tree, or a human.

So… does that mean there isn't DNA from fossils after all?

Nope!

We can get great DNA samples from some fossils, as long as they're more recent, and most

importantly - if you're really careful about preventing contamination.

Nowadays, you have to wear a bodysuit and two pairs of latex gloves to keep your DNA

from falling into the mix.

Labs have to be sealed off from outside air, and surfaces must be bathed frequently in

UV light to kill any lingering genetic material.

And if you're comparing ancient DNA to modern DNA, you have to use two separate labs so

they doesn't get mixed up.

But all these precautions are worth it, because when it's amplified properly, ancient DNA

can reveal to us some wonderful things!

For example, DNA from fossil humans has shown us a lot about where different human populations

came from.

It's demonstrated that humans, Neanderthals, and Denisovans were all probably interbreeding

during the last 100 to 200 thousand years.

And in 2014, ancient DNA also showed us that the extinct flightless Elephant bird from

Madagascar was most closely related to the Kiwi of New Zealand, and not Ostriches, like

we once thought.

So even though it doesn't reach back to the days of the non-avian dinosaurs, some

DNA that we've sequenced is still pretty darned old – like that 700,000 year old

horse from the Yukon Territory.

In 2013, it helped to illuminate the story of horse evolution, and showed that bone DNA

is better preserved in permafrost than we previously thought, possibly storing readable

pieces for up to a million years.

And recent research has changed what we know about DNA decay rates, too.

In 2016, scientists studying diatom DNA found that even though it decays rapidly for the

first hundred thousand years, the older stuff decays more slowly, and no longer follows

the regular half-life pattern.

Likewise, an analysis in 2017 found that older bones of large mammals held more DNA than

expected, given the half-life of DNA.

And other research has even shown that certain types of bone, like the dense bones of your

inner ear, hold more DNA and more likely to preserve DNA for longer.

So, all of this suggests that bigger chunks of DNA could last longer than we thought.

We've learned a lot about the limitations we currently face when it comes to studying

the DNA of long-gone organisms.

And all of this adds up to the knowledge that extracting DNA from a 75 million year old

velociraptor is impossible.

At least, for now.

Remember: 25 years ago, it seemed impossible we'd ever have ancient DNA at all.

And right now, truly ancient DNA – dinosaur DNA – is out there, but it's dissolved

into pieces.

It's impossible to read using our current technology.

It'd be like trying to piece together an entire book that's been chopped up into

individual words… or letters.

But that doesn't mean it's always going to be impossible.

It just means that, at the moment, we can't make out what that book says.

Maybe one day, perhaps even in our lifetimes, we'll find a way to crack that code.

But for now, the mysteries of that weevil's genetic code remain a jigsaw puzzle of base

pairs that we have yet to put together.

Thanks for joining me!

And special thanks to our four eontologists, David Reed Rasmussen, Jon Ivy, Eric Lawrence,

and Steve.

Thank you so much for your support!

If you'd like to join them, head over to patreon.com/eons and pledge for some neat

n nerdy rewards.

Now, what do you want to know about the story of life on Earth?

Let us know in the comments.

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Vaultek VT10i Review – Is This TSA Approved Portable Safe Worth The Money? - Duration: 6:37.

Real quick before you watch this video.

I couldn't put everything that there is to know about this VT10i in this video.

SO be sure to click the link in the description box after you watch this video and read everything

that there is to know about the VT10i review from Vaultek.

When you travel as much as I do and insist on bringing a gun with you where ever you

go, the safe you use becomes a big deal.

This used to be my traveling handgun case.

I've used it for many years while traveling across the country.

In short, where being able to travel with my handgun is concerned it gets the job done.

There's a box with a lock and key and that's about it.

But it's 2018 and let's just say gun cases are a lot more technologically advanced now.

Essentially, this case is a Nokia flip phone in the age of the iPhone X.

So, I decided it was time to upgrade my gun case.

Enter the VT10i from vault tech As far as the looks go, it look-a-like a portable

safe.

All be it a futuristic high tech portable safe but a safe none the less.

The Hard shoulder line creases give the safe definition and giving it a very Brinks truck

like appearance but still soft enough fit into your home decor and not stand out like

Mike Tyson working at a chuck e cheese.

The safe looks incredibly durable yet inviting.

The illuminating lights are a great touch.

The rubber cover of over the key hole is also a nice touch.

The VAULTEK logo is pretty damn prominent but not in a tacky way, but it mostly stands

out because there's really nothing else on the safe.

It's Brutish Industrial minimalism adorned with subtle indicators of tech.

The VT10i is just small enough and light enough to be a travel case while being big enough

and sturdy enough to also be a full-time desktop or wall mounted safe.

When I check into hotels I usually set it up on my hotel room desk as if I were at home

and place my gun inside to easily keep it out of sight from housekeeping or a quick

place to put when Room service is delivered.

I've also use the safe in the car whenever I am in state that requires the gun to be

locked and unloaded.

I can keep my magazines on me and if need be and the biometric scanner and number pad

gives me relatively quick access to what would otherwise be completely useless attempt at

trying find the key, unlocking the case and then getting to my gun.

It's 5.2 lbs so it's not the lightest safe in the world, but it's also constructed

of Progressive Formed 18-gauge steel.

I've never had problem transporting this safe.

I've carried in duffle backs, suitcases, and backpacks and it was never too heavy,

but trust me you do notice the weight but not to the point where you never want to carry

again.

I like having options, so I want I want as many ways as possible to gain access to my

guns inside my safe.

The VT10i comes loaded for bear with access options like the Biometric scanner, keypad,

lock and key, and even an smart app.

I love the biometric scanner.

Largely due to it's speed of use.

Generally speaking I can open the case in just under two seconds using the biometric

reader, which is just a touch slower than the reader on my iPhone.

The Biometric reader is consistent as hell.

Every once in a while, I'll have to readjust my finger to get a good read but by in large

it's dead on.

There's a light right above the finger pad that'll turn green once your fingerprint

is authenticated.

I've had other safes with Biometric fingerprint readers that don't have a light indicator

and you'll find yourself sitting there waiting to be prompted that it's not working.

With the VT10i you know immediately if your fingerprint can't be read by simply seeing

the light indicator light up red.

However, one downside is how long it takes to let you know that if can't read your

finger print.

It takes about 4 seconds to indicate that it can't read your fingerprint if the wrong

finger print or you just didn't place your finger on it correctly.

To get around this, if the light indicator doesn't turn green with in two seconds I

know some things wrong and I just readjust my finger.

The Biometric reader is slightly recessed in the case making it easier to find the scanner

on the safe even if it's dark and you can't see it, but it's also outlined in highly

reflective chrome so it's hard to not see it even in dark settings.

With the biometric scanner you can upload 20 unique fingerprints.

That's more than enough to give access to the people in your family who need access

to the safe as well.

I love the intuitiveness fo the number pads.

All I have to do is get close to the number pads and they illuminate red.

The keys are surround by raised borders giving you extra tactility when in dark environments.

The keys themselves feel like the keys on an apple keyboards, short throw but incredibly

responsive.

It'll register your password as fast as you can type it and once you do the lights

illuminate green and the safe opens within less than a second

I'll be honest, I don't use this feature a lot.

I really just use it as a backup in the event the batter on the case dies.

Speaking of which, the batter on the VT10i lasts 3 months on a single charge.

The beautiful thing is you always know the state of your batters by simply plugging in

a micro usb and there are four small indicator lights that let you know how much battery

you have left on the case.

And charging it is as easy charging your cell phone.

I've charged the case with a battery pack before.

One of the dopest features is the smart app.

The app shows you the safes battery level, notifies you when the safe is being tampered

with.

There's a history log that gives you accounting of everything done to the safe, like if the

interior light is adjusted and how and when the safe is opened.

You can store multiple safes within the app and switching between the different safes

is a breeze.

You can also manage the finger prints within the app as well.

In the six months I've used this safe I've done a ton of traveling with it.

I've dropped it on concrete, dropped objects on it and just generally abused it unintentionally,

and it has the marks to prove, and it keeps going.

I love this safe, I really do.

I have absolutely no problem shamelessly gushing over the VT10i because I enjoy it that much.

With an MSRP of 239 it is not a cheap safe nor is it an expensive safe considering what

you get and what the safe does.

The safe is versatile as hell.

It's literally he one safe option if you're looking for a small safe for the house that's

also portable enough for travel.

What's going on folks Mr Colion Noir Here.

Now That you've watched the video and you're debating whether or not you want to buy the

vaulted VT10i, be sure to click the link in my description box which will take you to

my website where I have a full-length review about everything that there is to know about

this particular safe.

I'm Mr Colion Noir and Im out.

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