With the change of season it's the perfect time to give your home a refresh.
I'm here in this large family home. They have children, they have pets — it's a very
busy house. But as you know with a big busy home comes stuff. This family has a
lot of open shelving, a lot of collected items from their travels and I want to
help them refresh, declutter and eliminate indoor pollutants — basically
give them a "makeunder."
The layout is unique and I absolutely love it. Here's
the prep area, here's a cooking area. Over here is the dining area. Dishes,
dishwasher, sink. Over here is the bar, and back here is a TV room.
I began by decluttering the open bookshelf in the kitchen island. You get a
direct view of these shelves when you're dining so it's a good area to tidy up
and style. 'Fishes of Toronto' — I love this! Now don't worry, these aren't being
thrown out, I found a new home for these books in the upstairs library. There's
nothing wrong with having a lot of books, but I do like to move them around to break
up the look. How clever is this? It's an old brick. I kept it functional,
too. This is a perfect spot for cookbooks and a few office supplies. Snacks are
great, but they're even better in a glass jar. These jars are actually so cute. I
was able to tidy up the wash-up station with a bit of decluttering and adding a
catch-all for keys and trinkets. A bar area is a great addition to any kitchen
but the surface was a magnet for clutter. Phone chargers. So many phone chargers
and wires. I organized them and put them in a clear box so everyone can see where
they are, but they're tidy and contained. Although I came in to declutter, adding
decorative elements is key. I love using flowers and linens to add small touches of
color to the space. This blue runner is perfect to break up a super long dining
table and this handheld Rowenta steamer is a quick way to refresh and
disinfect. I also added a rug through the bar area to ground the space
and lead you through to the back of the house. In the living room, I added a rug
to lighten and brighten the overall palette, I also changed the coffee table.
I think a glass top definitely helped achieve that airy look I'm going for.
A few solid colored pillows are perfect for a pop of color without adding too
much visual distraction. I did bring in something essential to help clean the
air and eliminate indoor pollutants — this Rowenta Intense Pure Air air purifier —
perfect for allergy season, as well as pet hair, fine particles, mold and
bacteria. It's so great to keep the air inside your home fresh.
I have to say I love this space and now that I've cleaned it up I can really
appreciate all of the cool features like the layout, all the storage and the
beautiful art. It feels fresh and brand new.
Pepper's pretty happy. (Laughter) Cat loaf. Panda cat.
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Thaumcraft Magic Mirrors in 1.14 (Command Concept) - Duration: 2:46.
Hello there and welcome to a new video.
Today I've got a quite cool magic trick to show you. As you see, if I place an item in my off hand
and right click, *TADA!* It comes on the other side. -MAGIC.
You might recognize this from the Thaumcraft mod, where you would link
a mirror of your own with a place in the world and then if you got an item
through the mirror it would magically appear there.
And this works for basically any item in the game, as you can see.
(You maybe shoudn't do that.)
But there's one big exception and that is magic mirrors.
"One does not simply magic mirror a magic mirror."
And it also keeps any data from the items you got.
This is possible since the 1.14 snapshots because they introduced the data modify command.
And we're also using the new CustomModelData that they introduced in the latest snapshots.
And this is actually a carrot on a stick, just with a
custom model and we also keep the old texture right here.
So, the reason why we use a carrot on a stick is because it allows us to detect when the player right clicks with this in his hand.
As you can see right here.
For the the commands this is actually extremely simple. There's just five them.
And on the first one I detect the right right here and then summon in a placeholder item (Which is actually a barrier)
at the location of the wall mirror right there.
Then on the next command I set the Item tag for the item has been dropped
to be the same of the one you are holding in your offhand (Slot -106)
Then I play a nice sound and clear the offhand of the player.
And at the end it's just a scoreboard reset.
I'll leave the commands in the description if you want to check them out.
And that was it for this video!
Thanks for watching and make sure to leave your feedback or suggestions in the comments below.
Bye!
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Nam thần địa phủ ( No.34 ) Và cái tên Hot Nhất - Trà My Vũ - Mùa hoa bách hợp - Duration: 1:55.
I am a lecturer in one reputable university in Vietnam
One time, I asked a hot girl:
- In your country, what is the most popular name for girls?
She looked stunned, her eyes lighted up and responded:
- Hihi... It's BUOM (meaning vagina in English)
- What about names for boys?
- Hihi, it's TRYM (meaning penus in English)
- Really? Thank you...
Several dáy later, I met a couple
They nodded and said hi to me
I turned to the boy and said:
- Hello, TRYM
Immediately, he looked at me and laughed
Then, I turned to the girl and said:
- Hello, BUOM... BUOM
- Oh! Why laughing so hard?
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3D reconstruction of the chest of the Neanderthal Kebar 2 - Duration: 8:04.
Study of the evolution of the thoracic human cells is important
meaning to understand key aspects of paleobiology.
Total chest size associated with lung volume,
and this is an important physiological variable.
These parameters are related representatives of the genus, such
how neanderthals are subject of scientific discussions
over the past 150 years old.
A study of the remains in the XIX and early XX centuries gave rise to
stereotypical images of Neanderthals, like a hunched cave
savages.
Recently, revaluation Skeletons Shanidar 3, Kebar
2, La Chapelle-o-Sen1 and Description New finds of Neanderthals
El Sidron and Regourdou 1, provides new data.
In addition, the introduction of methods geometric morphometry
helps in these studies quantify
differences between pectoral cells of modern people
and Neanderthals.
It was assumed that more large skeleton in Neanderthals,
than modern people leads to more volume
rib cage.
This volume may have been associated with the need for
more oxygen consumption because of their body mass image
lives of hunter-gatherers and with conditions in
cold climate.
As well as to ensure the oxygen of their greater
brain, about 1600 cm3.
All these assumptions relative to total size
and chest shape Neanderthals were founded
on an analytical approach to study isolated
skeletal specimens.
However, have been documented errors in reconstruction
kibar ribs 2 which could affect the previous one
reconstruction of this chest cells
The new study presents 3D virtual reconstruction
the fullest chest adult Neanderthal man
found today Day in the Kabara cave, Israel.
It is located on a mountain. Carmel, 13 km south of
Wadi El Mugar.
On this site were found remains of 8-9 month old baby
Kebar 1 and adult Neanderthal Kebar 2 and others
individual fragments of Neanderthals.
Kebar's remains 2 discovered in 1983, were dated
in 60 thousand years.
It was the fullest skeleton, but without the skull.
Average age at time death, by various methods,
amounted to 32 years.
Neanderthal male the floor was an increase from 168 to
170 cm and weighed about 75.6 kg.
Researchers also found presence of mild scoliosis,
which did not reach the pathological level
New virtual 3D reconstruction Chest Kebar 2,
provides a visual visualization of differences
in vertebrae and ribs in Neanderthals compared to modern
by people.
With this reconstruction scientists have done a comparative
morphometric analysis Chest Kebar 2,
which showed the differences in vertebrae and ribs lead
and to chest differences cage between modern
people and Neanderthals generally.
Researchers are also discussing evolutionary consequences
chest structure, spine and pelvis.
Because as virtual reconstruction of the skeleton
extinct hominid shows morphology interdependence
pelvis, spine and other skeletal bones.
As well as significant metric and morphological differences
compared to modern by men
similar growth.
What can be explained by differences in thoracic morphology
spine, costal framework, and interaction
between these two anatomical areas.
Despite the calculated, big energy
costs Neanderthals than homo sapiens who
were previously offered in as an argument explaining
their larger total lung capacity, new reconstruction
does not confirm availability at Kebar 2, significantly
larger skeleton chest.
Some highland populations of modern
people there is a connection between vents
abilities of the lungs and the size of the chest.
However, it is shown that soft tissue size provides
better interconnection with ventilation lighter than skeletal measurements,
such as chest sizes cells
Based on morphology skeleton cannot be ruled out
what is the total capacity of the lungs Neanderthals did not differ
from that of modern people.
However, the differences in soft tissues (for example, height
diaphragms) could cause to a larger total capacity
lungs in Neanderthals than modern people
despite the rib cage similar sizes.
Although the Neanderthal of Kebar's caves
calculated based on the relationship between common
lung capacity and length costal arch made up
9.04 liters, compared with 7.2 liters the comparative sample
modern man.
In our species, the increase lower chest,
or area supporting aperture significantly
increases respiratory ability to.
So the researchers suggested that the Neanderthals
may have had a few a different breathing mechanism
which was related to relatively a large reduction in aperture,
than modern people.
This may indicate and more horizontal
as seen in the image, the location of the ribs.
Reconstructed thoracic cell represented
in a new study allows scientists understand biomechanical
consequences revealed differences in the thoracic and lumbar
spinal areas of Neanderthals and individual differences
which have been documented in the skeleton.
Researchers suggest what is the Neanderthals orientation
and the position of the sacrum relative pelvis not only connected
with a lower degree curvature of the spine
but also explain the bulge spine to thoracic
cage.
At the same time, the sacrum of the Neanderthal located lower
relative to the back, iliac pelvic tubercles than modern
people that is associated with more low lumbar
lordosis or spinal curvature, converted
bulge forward.
In parallel, a wider pelvis of Neanderthals
compared with modern people probably put
restrictions on development lower chest.
One more guess binds relatively
narrow lower chest cells of modern humans
with the evolution of a narrower pelvis in a reasonable man.
Thus, this reconstruction demonstrates that thin,
but significant differences exist in the form of pectoral
cells inside the human race.
And the morphology of the chest, apparently the result
interdependencies of several signs such as common
body size, morphology pelvis and spinal column.
New finds can provide additional evidence
for a better understanding of the development human anatomy and
related species.
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How to Create a Cupcake Updo 🍰 Style Files Hair Tutorial | Sunny Day | Nick Jr. - Duration: 3:19.
It's time to get styling with Sunny Day's Style Files.
Hi, it's me, Sunny, with another look inside the Style Files.
How would you like your hair to look like a sweet treat?
- Yeah! - Awesome!
Grab the tablet to check out the things you'll need
for a cupcake up do.
A hairbrush, comb, hair elastics, hair pins, cupcake wrappers,
red pom-poms and pink color hair spray.
This is gonna be so cool!
Brush your hair until there are no tangles.
Part your hair down the centre with a comb.
Start making a high pony tail above the ear.
And secure with an elastic.
Do the same thing to the other side!
Take the cupcake wrapper and make a hole in the bottom.
Starting at the top, twist the ponytail and work your way down.
Then take the cupcake wrapper, thread it through the bottom
and slide it up until it's flat against your head.
Secure the wrapper in place!
Now coil your hair round and round until all of the hair is fully tucked inside.
Use pins underneath the bun to secure it.
It's starting to look like a cupcake!
Repeat the process on the other side.
Twist your hair.
Thread the hole.
And coil inside the cupcake wrapper.
The tighter the twist,
the easier it will be to coil into the wrapper.
Adorable!
Use the pink color spray to make the frosting.
A paper towel will help you keep the color where it needs to go.
Decorate using a red pom-pom!
Because every cupcake is better with a cherry on top!
Mmm, it looks good enough to eat!
[giggling]
- Are you ready to see your hairstyle? - Ready, Sunny!
Great, take a look!
Wow, it looks amazing!
- Great work, Sunny! - Excellent!
Good enough to eat!
I love that one!
[giggling]
- I love it too! - I have cupcakes on my head.
That's definitely one for the Style Files!
Keep smiling, keep styling!
[giggling]
Get styling with Sunny Day weekdays on Nickelodeon.
You can watch more Sunny Day in the free Nick Junior app.
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Inside a CREEPY BONE CHURCH | Sedlec Ossuary, Czech Republic - Duration: 8:18.
Hey guys! thanks for tuning into Amy's Crypt. today I am in the Czech Republic
just outside of Prague in a little place called Kutna Hora and this is where
the world-famous Bone Church, the Sedlec Ossuary exists. it is a very creepy
unique place. I'm gonna take you in for a look around very soon so stay tuned. I'm
going to go over some of its history as to why this creepy place exists. all
right so we're just walking through the cemetery that surrounds the Bone Church.
this has a very gruesome link to what is inside the Bone Church which I'll
explain to you in just a little bit,
so the Church, the Bone Church, has skull and crossbone gold decorations on
top of it.
it also has skull and crossbones here on the fence.
so I'm just heading into the upper chapel. I don't actually know what is up
here but it might look down onto the Bone Church where all the ornamental
bones are displayed.
so I've just made it into the upper Chapel and it doesn't overlook the Bone
Church like I thought it might, but it is a really cute and really quiet place so
before we go into the actual Bone Church I might tell you a little bit about the
history and why this place exists. so the Bone Church actually holds somewhere
between forty to seventy thousand peoples remains and it is essentially a
bunch of bones that have been decorated into these elaborate really ornate
designs that are creepy but also a little bit beautiful. so the story of
this Bone Church actually dates back to the 1200s when a local Abbot was sent
to the Holy Land he came back with some dirt from there and then sprinkled it on
the cemetery here. after that it became a really sort after place to be buried.
during the 14th century the Black Death arrived in Europe a lot of people did
die. there was also a lot of death from other battles and that caused a lot of
people to be interred and buried in this cemetery to the point that it started to
overflow. soon this became such a problem that skeletons and bodies started to be
exhumed and a chapel was built to hold all of their remains. a blind monk was
actually contracted to sort through and clean those remains and stack them. A
little bit later another person had a task and created beautiful pieces of
artwork out of the leftover remains. I'm just about to take you guys downstairs
to explore this creepy place with me but I did want to give one more little bit of
cool trivia for you Rob Zombie or you horror fans out there. this place was
actually the inspiration for Dr Satan's lair or Dr Satan's office in The House of
a Thousand Corpses.
Alright guys it's time to go in to the Bone Church.
So just behind me is a Bone coat of arms and I think the most disturbing
part with this bird here picking out this guy's eye. so we've got four large pyramids of Bones
there and they're all stacked. it's actually freestanding as well. so there's
skulls, femurs - there's all sorts of bones in there and then in the middle we have
the large famous chandelier and that one is said to hold at least one of every
single of the bones in the human body. so it's estimated that this church holds
the remains of 40 to 70 thousand bodies. so just behind me written in the bone is
a signature of the artist who decorated a lot of bones in the church.
thank you guys so much for watching I hope that you've enjoyed this video if
you did please remember to Like comment share and subscribe that way I can keep
taking you on my explorations of these creepy places. if you want to do any more
reading here to AmysCrypt.com but remember guys until next time stay
spooky
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Thaumcraft Magic Mirrors in 1.14 (Command Concept) - Duration: 2:46.
Hello there and welcome to a new video.
Today I've got a quite cool magic trick to show you. As you see, if I place an item in my off hand
and right click, *TADA!* It comes on the other side. -MAGIC.
You might recognize this from the Thaumcraft mod, where you would link
a mirror of your own with a place in the world and then if you got an item
through the mirror it would magically appear there.
And this works for basically any item in the game, as you can see.
(You maybe shoudn't do that.)
But there's one big exception and that is magic mirrors.
"One does not simply magic mirror a magic mirror."
And it also keeps any data from the items you got.
This is possible since the 1.14 snapshots because they introduced the data modify command.
And we're also using the new CustomModelData that they introduced in the latest snapshots.
And this is actually a carrot on a stick, just with a
custom model and we also keep the old texture right here.
So, the reason why we use a carrot on a stick is because it allows us to detect when the player right clicks with this in his hand.
As you can see right here.
For the the commands this is actually extremely simple. There's just five them.
And on the first one I detect the right right here and then summon in a placeholder item (Which is actually a barrier)
at the location of the wall mirror right there.
Then on the next command I set the Item tag for the item has been dropped
to be the same of the one you are holding in your offhand (Slot -106)
Then I play a nice sound and clear the offhand of the player.
And at the end it's just a scoreboard reset.
I'll leave the commands in the description if you want to check them out.
And that was it for this video!
Thanks for watching and make sure to leave your feedback or suggestions in the comments below.
Bye!
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Photography: iPhone vs Canon DSLR PLUS Composition Ideas PLUS Daily Life - s1e211 - Duration: 16:48.
I'm Bill Snodgrass, and in this episode we're gonna do something a little different.
It's gonna be a little different in… in several ways. I'm gonna do this
photography tutorial slash equipment check, but we're going to kind of do it in the in the
style of my daily episodes, my daily motivational life lesson episodes, so
let's see how this works out. I think that this will be enjoyable to to
everyone. So the question is— I have my photography club— I'll tell you what the
question is in a second… So I have this photography club, and a lot of kids… like… the only
thing they have is there's their camera phones, and we talked a lot about it's
not about the equipment it's how you use the equipment, so in this video what I
want to do is I'm gonna compare pictures I take on my my iPhone—it's an 8 plus—
and on my DSLR, which is a Canon 77D, so we're gonna… I'm going to take the same
picture on both cameras and try to make them match up as much as I can, and what
we want to do is we want to see—can can't we get quality pictures off of a
camera that we carry around in our pocket, and my prediction is yes we can.
I've been telling my photography kids from the very beginning you don't have
to go out and buy a six thousand dollar camera or a six hundred dollar camera to
take good pictures. You have to know how to compose a picture to take a good
picture, and you need to know how to use your equipment whatever equipment you
have, but you can take good pictures without a huge investment. In order to
kind of make it a fair… a fair comparison I'm going to put the camera on program
mode and I want to set the ISO to automatic and now that's what sort of
the… uh… the iPhone will be doing is …is the automatic. I'm going to using the
native camera app on the iPhone and most of the time I'm probably going to use
the 2x lens probably, unless I'm doing some like super close-up stuff, in which case
I'll you know use the appropriate lens. On the DSLR I'm going to use my video
lens. I have an 18-55 IS. It's an EF-S 18 to 55 and it has the STM focus on it so
it's it's a good lens. I don't want the comparison to be…you know… Can I…
can I roll the aperture down to 1.8… 1.4… 2.2 and
get you know… That's not a fair comparison so… so I'm going to use
basically the kit lens that came with the camera and obviously the lens that came with the
phone. We're trying to do some so comparisons. Alright, ready for picture
one! Here we go! I was walking up to the building a little bit before 7:00 like
6:45 so like that and it's all the lighting on the wall and low light low
light so it's kind of a low light architecture picture and here are the
two pictures. First this one and in this one composition wise can't really say
have a lot about the composition on these pictures I try to make the
composition to be the same I liked the way the the light fell off of the lamp
onto the wall you know the window I think I would crop this as a square and
not have that run off to the to the side I just like the way the the shadows in
the light flight so and I thought it was a good low-light test so which is which
this is here we go there's your answer so yeah I feel like
I feel like the DSLR did a little bit better in that extremely low light and
like I said it was real it was you know before sunrise before anything else
all right next picture gonna do I'm gonna we're gonna do we're gonna do a
still of the coffee up those of you who come to the channel I you see the coffee
cup a lot lately this is you can get even get your own those longer has
YouTube channel coffee cup from my cafe press store if if that was on your on
your mind to do so alright let's set this picture up and
let's let's get a picture alright flight I've got this one it's a
household LED light I'm gonna try to bring it in overhead I'll see what else
we need to make this more interesting
get in there I think lens because you know every everyone keeps a everyone
keeps up 50 millimeter lens by their laptop that's my white pole alright big
part of a good composition is dealing with the things that you don't want in
the picture so there's your there's your first photography tip make sure you
don't take pictures of things that you don't want to take pictures of and I
don't want to take a picture of that pole so I'm gonna get something and
alright I I've rigged up so I have this all my camera gear is over here and
where this what this looks like so I also had a mic stand and add these
curtain panels so so I grabbed a mic stand and grabbed a curtain panel and so
what I've done is I have put the mic stand behind the scene so
that when I get down this is kind of the shot I'm going to take and it'll just
have the curtain panel in it and caught use what you've got to do what you need
to do there's there's another that's a life lesson
if if you need something I don't have a backdrop or a macro studio but I did
have this mic stand which don't ask and the curtain panel I have the the
backdrop set I have a lot of different curtain panels so I just grab one
curtain panels threw it up now let's go back to let's go ahead and take the
picture all right there was the iPhone picture I'm gonna break this down and
take the DSLR picture see how that looks alright let's have a look at these two
pictures we took this is first up here's one and here is the other one I think
they're both pretty good pictures and there's subtle differences between the
two so I'm not gonna be the judge I'll let you be the judge which one you like
best I tend to be kind of like art is in the
eye of the beholder and art is also a form of expression of the photographer
so the photographer may be trying to say something with art and just because I
don't understand what they're saying doesn't make it a bad picture it's made
me it may be a picture that I don't understand alright so here we go this
one this is the iPhone boom that's the iPhone picture and this is
the there you go boom DSLR picture obviously all right there you have it
there you have it alright let's move on let's move on all right that that
segment is done I know what a couple of you are thinking I got a hair on my
microphone I know what a couple your thinking is what's Bill eating today
oatmeal let's oatmeal day and coffee of course you may I thought
you saw me my company trying something different I'm trying something different
with the oatmeal today instead of going instead of going the microwave which
isn't a couple rooms away I just ran water out of the coffee maker
see and it it's kind of kind of watery we'll see give us a couple more minutes
to do whatever Old Mill does when you put hot water on it rehydrate I guess is
the word to rehydrate I'm sure it was fully
cooked before they put it in the microwave bag that was fun
the next thing I wanna do I need to find someone a person that I can take a
picture of so I'll try to do that and I want to get a landscape ie I don't know
not maybe with the kit lens but I'm inclined to think that the DSLR is gonna
outperform the phone on a landscape picture and then obviously we want to
get an on an on pitchblack architectural picture as well alright a lot to do
today a lot of pictures to take a lot of things to talk about and of segments
alright so all of these other shenanigans shenanigans such a great
word shenanigans my coffee is cold it's like right on the brink of gag me cold
not quite there yet so this but you know she knows she's not shooting stills but
now have to pay the price of having almost gag me cold coffee for my
breakfast I am done here so a student just asked me if I wanted a doughnut I
told him I don't want a doughnut I want all of your doughnuts but I did not take
any of the doughnuts because you know calories alright next next
we're gonna look at a portrait we're gonna look at a portrait I took this is
one of my associate photographers from bill Snodgrass photography that went in
and this is Emma Emma is modeling for me I'm so a man I'm opposed this was there
the two pictures that that I took one was with the iPhone a put it in portrait
mode I did use the portrait mode on it because I'm just and I set it on natural
light and then the second pictures kit lens off of the EOS 77 D so you can see
the two pictures side by side and you may have formed an opinion as to which
is which so here we go time for the big reveal
so one of the one of the things about using your iPhone for portraits for
people pictures is you almost have to get uncomfortably close you you have to
you have to get to a distance where they can they can fill the frame and if you
if you leave it on the 1x a lot of people gonna be like why are you so
close to me with that camera so if you have the ability to do the 2x that the
the pluses have do that and then you know frame it up fill the frame make a
good composition I said we have come to the end of the school day I am gonna go
out now I'm gonna look for an architectural picture and a landscape
and to this camera comparison all right I'm I got this this building over here
on the house shoot what one of the things with architectural photography is
lighting lighting is so important in any kind of photography because it is you
know riding with light the photographic and and then trying to get interesting
light so it's about an an hour and a half before sunset so this is kind of
given a low angle light that's coming in it's going to be raking across the
building and I'll shoot a little bit video so you can see what what the whole
thing is and then I'm going to try to compose a couple pictures so so here's
what usually the whole scene looks like what
I'm interested in is the the texture of the old bricks on the and then the
shadows across the back of this of this looks like a newer addition
all right so I think I got a very similar composition with the two cameras
I did put the iPhone on the 2x that the Plus that the pluses have and all right
so those were your architecture pictures
here they are side by side and you can see again I worked really hard to make a
very similar composition get the angles very similar can you tell the difference
which is which let's find out this here's your R key here is your DSLR
picture and that means that the other one this one is your iPhone picture so
very similar composition very similar quality in the picture so let's go take
this landscape picture all right so we can do out here there's a very very
lovely tree I'm gonna go shoot that and we'll compare and see what tell you how
it looks remember you don't want to have to shoot
with the Sun at your back but that's that's kind of a tried-and-true if you
know if you're if you're unsure about how to do the lighting getting the that
low angle Sun coming in this time I think this Suns gonna be sort of like 45
into my into my composition something like it's gonna be quite so we'll see
how that looks maybe that'll be a little bit different
so I I'm not I don't want to just take a picture of this tree I want to tell a
story I want I want there to be something it's not just a picture it's a
story and I want to do something with that bench the bench that's over there
so that it's more of a more of a complete picture than just hey here's a
tree so that's what I'm gonna try to do with my composition is some hand I'll
include that bench and the tree which very nice tree right and so here are the
pictures here's the future I took and any answer might I ask what
what what is the story yeah I'm so I'm so adamant about call it
a story with the pictures so I don't know I'm I feel like there's a little
bit of a forewarning that winter's coming you got the empty Park Bench with
the leaves having fallen down and it's kind of foreshadowing the loneliness of
winter that's going to come the empty bitch I may be stretching but that's it
so here the there were the pictures I showed you the pictures just now now
it's reveal let us reveal which pictures were on pictures and which were DSLR
pictures so then here we go phone picture ESL our own DSLR
um very similar compositions very similar quality and so can you use your
phone can you use your phone to take quality pictures yes you just may have
to be thoughtful as you compose you may have to get closer if you don't have the
2x on the like the pluses have you certainly may have to get closer and
there may be limitations to what you can do composition wise but using good
composition techniques and good photography techniques and working with
the light that you have to work with you can still take a quality picture the the
cameras in and any kind of current technology a smartphone is going to be
better than any camera that when they first started switch over to digital
I hope this video has been has been helpful I'll enjoyed it I've enjoyed
making it a lot of funds kind of challenge to try to work but if you did
enjoy it please click the like button subscribe to channel sign up for
notifications leave me a comment question that's all I have for this one
I'll see you
you
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Monster 👾 Slime - Duration: 9:05.
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[News] Juani, la madre de María Jesús Ruiz, rota en 'Sábado Deluxe': "Te tienes que retirar de esto" - Duration: 3:27.
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Nam thần địa phủ ( No.34 ) Và cái tên Hot Nhất - Trà My Vũ - Mùa hoa bách hợp - Duration: 1:55.
I am a lecturer in one reputable university in Vietnam
One time, I asked a hot girl:
- In your country, what is the most popular name for girls?
She looked stunned, her eyes lighted up and responded:
- Hihi... It's BUOM (meaning vagina in English)
- What about names for boys?
- Hihi, it's TRYM (meaning penus in English)
- Really? Thank you...
Several dáy later, I met a couple
They nodded and said hi to me
I turned to the boy and said:
- Hello, TRYM
Immediately, he looked at me and laughed
Then, I turned to the girl and said:
- Hello, BUOM... BUOM
- Oh! Why laughing so hard?
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Geneviève de Fontenay encore « volée », son nom usurpé par une rivale sans scrupules - Duration: 1:27.
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La présence de Michel Collon au salon du Livre francophone de Beyrouth critiquée - Duration: 3:29.
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スプラトゥーンをするの初ラジオ - Duration: 58:12.
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"Il m'a toujours dit qu'il ne fallait pas dépendre des hommes" : Virginie Efira ... - Duration: 3:26.
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WHAT MY DOGS THINK WHEN I WAKE UP - Duration: 2:37.
BUZZ: SHE GONNA WAKE UP ANYTIME SOON?
BUZZ: WERE YOU MOVING?
BUZZ: OH! OH!
SHE'S WAKING UP!
BUZZ: THEEERE YOU GO!
BUZZ: HHH...I'M GONNA GIVE YOU SOME HELP.
BUZZ: AH, NOW I'M TIRED.
BUZZ: I'M GONNA TAKE A NAP RIGHT HERE!
BUZZ: THAT'S MY BEAU...
REALLY?
BUZZ: GUUURL YOU NEED TO TAKE A SHOWER!
BUZZ: YOU'RE NOT GOING BACK TO SLEEP, ARE YOU?
BUZZ: OK, WE CAN CUDDLE A LITTLE BIT..
BUZZ: THAT'S IT!
WAKE UUUUP!
I GOTTA PEE, GOTTA EAT, GOTTA PLAY, COME ON!
BUZZ: THE F*CK WAS THAT?!
BUZZ: I HEARD ON THE NEWS THE OTHER DAY THAT YAWNING IS CONTA...GIOUS.
DAMN, IT'S TRUE!
BUZZ: UGH! SHE'S NOT GETTING OUT OF BED.
I'M UPSET!
NO! NO! YOU NEED TO WASH YOUR HAIR TOO..
PFF...
OK, 5 MORE MINUTES AND THAT'S IT.
YOYO: SHE ALIVE?!
YOYO: OH.. IT'S GONNA BE A GOOD DAY, SON!
I'M COMING UP!
UH, DAMN!
THERE YOU GO!
YOU REALLY NEED TO PUT SOME CARPET ON THIS FLOOR!
OH, HI, HUMAN!
LEMME CHECK IF YOU BREATHING RIGHT.
LET'S TO THIS!
NO!
DON'T FIGHT IT!
OH, SHE READY NOW BUT SHE NEEDS THAT SHOWER ASAP!
BUZZ: I TOLD YOU!
YOYO: PLEASE, HUMAN!
YOYO: DON'T FALL ASLEEP AGAIN..
BUZZ: HEY, DUDE!
DID YOU KNOW THAT YAWNING IS CONTAGI...OUS?
DAAAMN, IT'S TRUE!!
YOYO: I DON'T KNOW!
ALL I WANT IS THIS B*TCH TO WAKE UP!
YOYO: OK, LISTEN!
BUZZ: WHAT? WHAT?
YOYO: I'M GONNA BITE HER ASS!
BUZZ: WHAT?
BITE?!
GIVE HER ANOTHER CHANCE!
YOYO: OK, HUMAN!
LAST CHANCE!
WAKE UP!
YOYO: WAKE UP!
COME ON, YOU CAN DO IT!
YOYO: NO, NOT THIS..
UH THAT S*IT FEELS GOOD..
UHH, RIGHT THERE, THAT'S MY SPOT!
YOYO: YEAH!
BUZZ: I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU GUYS BUT I NEED TO PEE!
I'M GONNA LOSE IT!
I'M GONNA LOSE IT!!!
BUZZ: YUP!
I PEED MYSELF.
BUZZ: I'M DOOMED TO LIVE MY LIFE IN SHAME..
YOYO: WE AIN'T BRO'S NO MORE!
BUZZ: (crying) ..BUT IT'S NOT MY FAULT!
YOYO: CAN YOU BELIEVE THIS DOG?
DAMN!
PF..
WHAT TYPE OF FAMILY IS THIS?!
JESUS..
BUZZ: YOU KNOW I CAN HEAR YOU, RIGHT?
BUZZ: YOU LAUGHING, BUT YOU PEE YOURSELF EVERYTIME YOU SEE A CAT..
YOYO: NOT TRUE..
BUZZ: CAN YOU FORGIVE ME?
BUZZ: PLEASE!
YOU HAVE TO FORGIVE ME!
PLEASE!
CAN YOU FORGIVE ME??
BUZZ: YOU DID?
THANK YOU!
THANK YOU!
I'LL NEVER PEE MYSELF AGAIN!
BUZZ: LET'S GO!
WE'RE GOING OUT!
OH GOD!
LET'S DO THIS!
BUZZ&YOYO: AAAAHHHH...
YOYO: LIFE IS GOOD!
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David trahi, cette « promesse » de Johnny sur l'héritage que Laeticia refuse de respecter - Duration: 1:17.
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Geneviève de Fontenay encore « volée », son nom usurpé par une rivale sans scrupules - Duration: 1:27.
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Melon amer: le fruit médicinal pour le diabète, le cancer et plus! | Santé 24.7 - Duration: 11:04.
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David Ginola défend sa fille, Carla, contre la production de Danse avec les stars - Duration: 1:38.
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HER ŞEY ASLINDA ROL! (60 SANİYEDE MASTERCHEF MURAT) - Duration: 1:29.
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Un médecin a révélé 7 avantages incroyables du jujube pour la santé! | Santé 24.7 - Duration: 11:40.
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Manuel Valls débusqué avec Susana Gallardo, il ne décolère pas ( photo) - Duration: 1:11.
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3D reconstruction of the chest of the Neanderthal Kebar 2 - Duration: 8:04.
Study of the evolution of the thoracic human cells is important
meaning to understand key aspects of paleobiology.
Total chest size associated with lung volume,
and this is an important physiological variable.
These parameters are related representatives of the genus, such
how neanderthals are subject of scientific discussions
over the past 150 years old.
A study of the remains in the XIX and early XX centuries gave rise to
stereotypical images of Neanderthals, like a hunched cave
savages.
Recently, revaluation Skeletons Shanidar 3, Kebar
2, La Chapelle-o-Sen1 and Description New finds of Neanderthals
El Sidron and Regourdou 1, provides new data.
In addition, the introduction of methods geometric morphometry
helps in these studies quantify
differences between pectoral cells of modern people
and Neanderthals.
It was assumed that more large skeleton in Neanderthals,
than modern people leads to more volume
rib cage.
This volume may have been associated with the need for
more oxygen consumption because of their body mass image
lives of hunter-gatherers and with conditions in
cold climate.
As well as to ensure the oxygen of their greater
brain, about 1600 cm3.
All these assumptions relative to total size
and chest shape Neanderthals were founded
on an analytical approach to study isolated
skeletal specimens.
However, have been documented errors in reconstruction
kibar ribs 2 which could affect the previous one
reconstruction of this chest cells
The new study presents 3D virtual reconstruction
the fullest chest adult Neanderthal man
found today Day in the Kabara cave, Israel.
It is located on a mountain. Carmel, 13 km south of
Wadi El Mugar.
On this site were found remains of 8-9 month old baby
Kebar 1 and adult Neanderthal Kebar 2 and others
individual fragments of Neanderthals.
Kebar's remains 2 discovered in 1983, were dated
in 60 thousand years.
It was the fullest skeleton, but without the skull.
Average age at time death, by various methods,
amounted to 32 years.
Neanderthal male the floor was an increase from 168 to
170 cm and weighed about 75.6 kg.
Researchers also found presence of mild scoliosis,
which did not reach the pathological level
New virtual 3D reconstruction Chest Kebar 2,
provides a visual visualization of differences
in vertebrae and ribs in Neanderthals compared to modern
by people.
With this reconstruction scientists have done a comparative
morphometric analysis Chest Kebar 2,
which showed the differences in vertebrae and ribs lead
and to chest differences cage between modern
people and Neanderthals generally.
Researchers are also discussing evolutionary consequences
chest structure, spine and pelvis.
Because as virtual reconstruction of the skeleton
extinct hominid shows morphology interdependence
pelvis, spine and other skeletal bones.
As well as significant metric and morphological differences
compared to modern by men
similar growth.
What can be explained by differences in thoracic morphology
spine, costal framework, and interaction
between these two anatomical areas.
Despite the calculated, big energy
costs Neanderthals than homo sapiens who
were previously offered in as an argument explaining
their larger total lung capacity, new reconstruction
does not confirm availability at Kebar 2, significantly
larger skeleton chest.
Some highland populations of modern
people there is a connection between vents
abilities of the lungs and the size of the chest.
However, it is shown that soft tissue size provides
better interconnection with ventilation lighter than skeletal measurements,
such as chest sizes cells
Based on morphology skeleton cannot be ruled out
what is the total capacity of the lungs Neanderthals did not differ
from that of modern people.
However, the differences in soft tissues (for example, height
diaphragms) could cause to a larger total capacity
lungs in Neanderthals than modern people
despite the rib cage similar sizes.
Although the Neanderthal of Kebar's caves
calculated based on the relationship between common
lung capacity and length costal arch made up
9.04 liters, compared with 7.2 liters the comparative sample
modern man.
In our species, the increase lower chest,
or area supporting aperture significantly
increases respiratory ability to.
So the researchers suggested that the Neanderthals
may have had a few a different breathing mechanism
which was related to relatively a large reduction in aperture,
than modern people.
This may indicate and more horizontal
as seen in the image, the location of the ribs.
Reconstructed thoracic cell represented
in a new study allows scientists understand biomechanical
consequences revealed differences in the thoracic and lumbar
spinal areas of Neanderthals and individual differences
which have been documented in the skeleton.
Researchers suggest what is the Neanderthals orientation
and the position of the sacrum relative pelvis not only connected
with a lower degree curvature of the spine
but also explain the bulge spine to thoracic
cage.
At the same time, the sacrum of the Neanderthal located lower
relative to the back, iliac pelvic tubercles than modern
people that is associated with more low lumbar
lordosis or spinal curvature, converted
bulge forward.
In parallel, a wider pelvis of Neanderthals
compared with modern people probably put
restrictions on development lower chest.
One more guess binds relatively
narrow lower chest cells of modern humans
with the evolution of a narrower pelvis in a reasonable man.
Thus, this reconstruction demonstrates that thin,
but significant differences exist in the form of pectoral
cells inside the human race.
And the morphology of the chest, apparently the result
interdependencies of several signs such as common
body size, morphology pelvis and spinal column.
New finds can provide additional evidence
for a better understanding of the development human anatomy and
related species.
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Thaumcraft Magic Mirrors in 1.14 (Command Concept) - Duration: 2:46.
Hello there and welcome to a new video.
Today I've got a quite cool magic trick to show you. As you see, if I place an item in my off hand
and right click, *TADA!* It comes on the other side. -MAGIC.
You might recognize this from the Thaumcraft mod, where you would link
a mirror of your own with a place in the world and then if you got an item
through the mirror it would magically appear there.
And this works for basically any item in the game, as you can see.
(You maybe shoudn't do that.)
But there's one big exception and that is magic mirrors.
"One does not simply magic mirror a magic mirror."
And it also keeps any data from the items you got.
This is possible since the 1.14 snapshots because they introduced the data modify command.
And we're also using the new CustomModelData that they introduced in the latest snapshots.
And this is actually a carrot on a stick, just with a
custom model and we also keep the old texture right here.
So, the reason why we use a carrot on a stick is because it allows us to detect when the player right clicks with this in his hand.
As you can see right here.
For the the commands this is actually extremely simple. There's just five them.
And on the first one I detect the right right here and then summon in a placeholder item (Which is actually a barrier)
at the location of the wall mirror right there.
Then on the next command I set the Item tag for the item has been dropped
to be the same of the one you are holding in your offhand (Slot -106)
Then I play a nice sound and clear the offhand of the player.
And at the end it's just a scoreboard reset.
I'll leave the commands in the description if you want to check them out.
And that was it for this video!
Thanks for watching and make sure to leave your feedback or suggestions in the comments below.
Bye!
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Who was Michael Dertouzos? Everything You need to know about professor Michael Dertouzos. - Duration: 2:36.
Who was Michael Dertouzos?
Everything You need to know about professor Michael Dertouzos.
He was a computer scientist who foresaw how the internet would impact the lives of everyday
people, Dertouzos predicted the popularity of personal computers and helped to maximize
their potential as director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Laboratory for
Computer Science.
Born in Athens, Greece on this day in 1936, Dertouzos was the son of a concert pianist
and an admiral in the Greek navy.
Upon graduation from Athens College, he attended the University of Arkansas on a Fulbright
Scholarship and earned a Ph.D. from MIT, joining the faculty in 1968.
Under Dertouzos' guidance, the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science grew into a thriving
research center employing hundreds of people collaborating on innovations like distributed
systems, time-sharing computers, the ArpaNet, and RSA encryption, an algorithm used to ensure
secure data transmission.
Dertouzos worked to make LCS the North American home of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C),
an alliance of companies promoting the Web's evolution and interconnectivity.
Dertouzos recruited Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, to run
it.
As early as 1980, Dertouzos was writing about "The Information Marketplace" a concept
that he expanded on in his book 1997 book What Will Be: How the New World of Information
Will Change Our Lives.
"If we strip the hype away," he observed, "a simple, crisp and inevitable picture
emerges -- of an Information Marketplace where people and their computers will buy, sell
and freely exchange information and information work."
Insisting on the importance of bringing "technology into our lives, and not vice versa," Dertouzos
spurred LCS to head up the 1999 Oxygen project in partnership with MIT's Artificial Intelligence
Lab.
The goal of this massive project was to make computers "as natural a part of our environment
as the air we breathe."
As reflected in the title of his final book, The Unfinished Revolution: Human-Centered
Computers and What They Can Do For Us, Dertouzos' belief in technology was always grounded in
his desire to unleash the full potential of humanity.
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Lady Diana incinta al momento dell'incidente? Dopo 21 anni un patologo rompe il silezio. ... - Duration: 11:46.
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David Hallyday trahi, cette « promesse » de Johnny sur l'héritage que Laeticia refuse - HOLA news - Duration: 1:36.
David Hallyday assure que son père, Johnny Hallyday, lui avait promis au cours d'une conversation qu'il allait hériter du volet artistique, qu'il revendique aujourd'hui devant la justice.
Une décision devrait être rendue le 30 novembre prochain devant le tribunal de Grande Instance de Nanterre.
Le magazine «Voici » publie les bonnes feuilles du livre de Laurent Lavige, « Tu ne m'as pas laissé le temps », où une conversation remontant à 2015 entre le rockeur disparu et son fils, a été relatée.
Le chanteur de 51 ans affirme s'être entretenu avec son père à propos de l'héritage.
Il s'agissait d'une conversation «concernant l'héritage artistique d'autres personnes ».
Johnny Hallyday, qui a finalement légué l'intégralité de son patrimoine, y compris le droit moral sur son oeuvre, à sa veuve, lui avait alors confié qu'il ne « voyait pas qui d'autre que moi pouvait s'en charger».
Pour David Hallyday, Johnny voulait le voir s'occuper du volet artistique de son oeuvre.
«Nos rapports étaient comme si nous avions toujours vécu ensemble, l'un auprès de l'autre », a par ailleurs indique le chanteur de 51 ans.
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✅ Albano, malore dopo il concerto: salta l'ospitata da Barbara d'Urso - Duration: 1:29.
Cosa è successo ad Albano, il cantante sta male: salta l'intervista a Domenica Live Ore di apprensione per Albano Carrisi
Il cantante non si è presentato negli studi di Domenica Live, come rivelato da Barbara d'Urso
Cosa è successo al leone di Cellino San Marco? Al momento non si hanno notizie ufficiali da parte del diretto interessato ma pare che l'artista abbia avuto un malore dopo un concerto a Zurigo, in Svizzera
In particolare Albano ha partecipato all'evento La notte italiana, dove ha duettato con l'ex moglie Romina Power
La performance si è svolta nel migliore dei modi, come testimoniano sui social network i video pubblicati dai fan della coppia
A fine esibizione è salita sul palco pure Jasmine Carrisi, la figlia che Albano ha avuto da Loredana Lecciso
Dunque, con tutta probabilità, l'uomo si è sentito male dietro le quinte. Il 75enne non è nuovo a problemi di salute: negli ultimi due anni ha avuto due attacchi di cuore e una leggera ischemia
Per questo ha deciso di prendersi una pausa dalla musica a partire da gennaio 2019
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TEKNOLOJİ TASARIM DERSİ ORTAOKUL 7. 8. SINIF İCAT PROJE ÖDEV EV YAPIMI EĞLENCELİ ÖĞRENCİ VİDEOLARI - Duration: 4:15.
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I Don't Feel So Good - Duration: 0:09.
Mr. Stark
I don't feel so good
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How to unlock 17 "hidden" harmonies in Music Maker Jam (Tutorial, no hack required) #musicmakerjam - Duration: 5:08.
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ИНОСТРАНЦЫ СЛУШАЮТ: ЛСП, FEDUK, ЕГОР КРИД - ХОЛОСТЯК. ИНОСТРАНЦЫ СЛУШАЮТ РУССКУЮ МУЗЫКУ. - Duration: 4:59.
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JinGuang Puppet Show The Greatest arms battle - Duration: 4:54.
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has it all Off grid ready, tech friendly 16' custom tiny home - Duration: 2:54.
has it all Off grid ready, tech friendly 16' custom tiny home
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3D reconstruction of the chest of the Neanderthal Kebar 2 - Duration: 8:04.
Study of the evolution of the thoracic human cells is important
meaning to understand key aspects of paleobiology.
Total chest size associated with lung volume,
and this is an important physiological variable.
These parameters are related representatives of the genus, such
how neanderthals are subject of scientific discussions
over the past 150 years old.
A study of the remains in the XIX and early XX centuries gave rise to
stereotypical images of Neanderthals, like a hunched cave
savages.
Recently, revaluation Skeletons Shanidar 3, Kebar
2, La Chapelle-o-Sen1 and Description New finds of Neanderthals
El Sidron and Regourdou 1, provides new data.
In addition, the introduction of methods geometric morphometry
helps in these studies quantify
differences between pectoral cells of modern people
and Neanderthals.
It was assumed that more large skeleton in Neanderthals,
than modern people leads to more volume
rib cage.
This volume may have been associated with the need for
more oxygen consumption because of their body mass image
lives of hunter-gatherers and with conditions in
cold climate.
As well as to ensure the oxygen of their greater
brain, about 1600 cm3.
All these assumptions relative to total size
and chest shape Neanderthals were founded
on an analytical approach to study isolated
skeletal specimens.
However, have been documented errors in reconstruction
kibar ribs 2 which could affect the previous one
reconstruction of this chest cells
The new study presents 3D virtual reconstruction
the fullest chest adult Neanderthal man
found today Day in the Kabara cave, Israel.
It is located on a mountain. Carmel, 13 km south of
Wadi El Mugar.
On this site were found remains of 8-9 month old baby
Kebar 1 and adult Neanderthal Kebar 2 and others
individual fragments of Neanderthals.
Kebar's remains 2 discovered in 1983, were dated
in 60 thousand years.
It was the fullest skeleton, but without the skull.
Average age at time death, by various methods,
amounted to 32 years.
Neanderthal male the floor was an increase from 168 to
170 cm and weighed about 75.6 kg.
Researchers also found presence of mild scoliosis,
which did not reach the pathological level
New virtual 3D reconstruction Chest Kebar 2,
provides a visual visualization of differences
in vertebrae and ribs in Neanderthals compared to modern
by people.
With this reconstruction scientists have done a comparative
morphometric analysis Chest Kebar 2,
which showed the differences in vertebrae and ribs lead
and to chest differences cage between modern
people and Neanderthals generally.
Researchers are also discussing evolutionary consequences
chest structure, spine and pelvis.
Because as virtual reconstruction of the skeleton
extinct hominid shows morphology interdependence
pelvis, spine and other skeletal bones.
As well as significant metric and morphological differences
compared to modern by men
similar growth.
What can be explained by differences in thoracic morphology
spine, costal framework, and interaction
between these two anatomical areas.
Despite the calculated, big energy
costs Neanderthals than homo sapiens who
were previously offered in as an argument explaining
their larger total lung capacity, new reconstruction
does not confirm availability at Kebar 2, significantly
larger skeleton chest.
Some highland populations of modern
people there is a connection between vents
abilities of the lungs and the size of the chest.
However, it is shown that soft tissue size provides
better interconnection with ventilation lighter than skeletal measurements,
such as chest sizes cells
Based on morphology skeleton cannot be ruled out
what is the total capacity of the lungs Neanderthals did not differ
from that of modern people.
However, the differences in soft tissues (for example, height
diaphragms) could cause to a larger total capacity
lungs in Neanderthals than modern people
despite the rib cage similar sizes.
Although the Neanderthal of Kebar's caves
calculated based on the relationship between common
lung capacity and length costal arch made up
9.04 liters, compared with 7.2 liters the comparative sample
modern man.
In our species, the increase lower chest,
or area supporting aperture significantly
increases respiratory ability to.
So the researchers suggested that the Neanderthals
may have had a few a different breathing mechanism
which was related to relatively a large reduction in aperture,
than modern people.
This may indicate and more horizontal
as seen in the image, the location of the ribs.
Reconstructed thoracic cell represented
in a new study allows scientists understand biomechanical
consequences revealed differences in the thoracic and lumbar
spinal areas of Neanderthals and individual differences
which have been documented in the skeleton.
Researchers suggest what is the Neanderthals orientation
and the position of the sacrum relative pelvis not only connected
with a lower degree curvature of the spine
but also explain the bulge spine to thoracic
cage.
At the same time, the sacrum of the Neanderthal located lower
relative to the back, iliac pelvic tubercles than modern
people that is associated with more low lumbar
lordosis or spinal curvature, converted
bulge forward.
In parallel, a wider pelvis of Neanderthals
compared with modern people probably put
restrictions on development lower chest.
One more guess binds relatively
narrow lower chest cells of modern humans
with the evolution of a narrower pelvis in a reasonable man.
Thus, this reconstruction demonstrates that thin,
but significant differences exist in the form of pectoral
cells inside the human race.
And the morphology of the chest, apparently the result
interdependencies of several signs such as common
body size, morphology pelvis and spinal column.
New finds can provide additional evidence
for a better understanding of the development human anatomy and
related species.
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