Youtube daily report Apr 30 2018

The city of 's-Hertogenbosch has opened a new 'Transferium'.

A place where you can transfer from one modality to the other.

It means fewer cars enter the city.

Instead, they are parked here.

This 'green' facility was built at the backside of the city's hospital

and a parking garage for its employees.

To separate car traffic and cycling, the project involved two new bicycle tunnels.

The opening of this new facility was celebrated with a bicycle fest,

where members of cycle clubs raced each other to the top floor,

in a mock "mountains classification".

The parking garage was built in just 9 months, from July 2017 to April 2018.

Traffic had to be diverted during the construction.

To make the parking garage accessible...

a raised turbo roundabout for motor traffic was built,

with the main cycle routes in two new cycle tunnels...

practically on ground level.

Cycling away from car traffic is attractive for everybody.

Not only racing cyclists,

but also ordinary people on a bicycle.

The new parking garage has room for 1,100 cars.

so a good access was necessary.

But what makes this a 'green' facility?

The garage will become green quite literally: it will be covered in ivy.

It has 1,500 solar panels on the roof to power electric cars

and it will generate more electricity than the garage needs.

The parking garage has four floors and it is guarded during many hours,

but open 24/7.

After you parked your car

you can wait for the bus in an indoor waiting area.

But the wait it cannot be long with buses going every 10 minutes.

The bus ride to the city centre takes about 8 minutes.

The bus fare for 4 persons is included in the day fee to park the car.

Which is 4 euros.

Another green aspect are some "bee hotels" that hang on the garage's walls.

The entire surroundings of the parking garage are supposed

to become a nature area.

The opening was reason enough for a party.

Visitors arriving by bicycle could already use the bicycle parking area.

with room for 240 bicycles.

Bicycles will be available here for free

as an alternative mode to get into town.

The Bike Fest drew young and old and clubs from around the country.

The winner of the race to the top floor would receive a polka dot jersey.

Not with polka dots, but with the local sweet speciality

of chocolate "Bossche Bollen".

Most of the racers were able to reach the third floor in under a minute,

but the 11% inclines could be more dangerous than they appeared.

Some loose sand caused some nasty falls.

Fortunately only leading to not much more than scratches.

Hand bikers also joined in the fun.

This is an impressive facility for the city of 's-Hertogenbosch,

leading to a more liveable inner city.

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A new 'Transferium' for 's-Hertogenbosch (Netherlands) - Duration: 3:35.

The city of 's-Hertogenbosch has opened a new 'Transferium'.

A place where you can transfer from one modality to the other.

It means fewer cars enter the city.

Instead, they are parked here.

This 'green' facility was built at the backside of the city's hospital

and a parking garage for its employees.

To separate car traffic and cycling, the project involved two new bicycle tunnels.

The opening of this new facility was celebrated with a bicycle fest,

where members of cycle clubs raced each other to the top floor,

in a mock "mountains classification".

The parking garage was built in just 9 months, from July 2017 to April 2018.

Traffic had to be diverted during the construction.

To make the parking garage accessible...

a raised turbo roundabout for motor traffic was built,

with the main cycle routes in two new cycle tunnels...

practically on ground level.

Cycling away from car traffic is attractive for everybody.

Not only racing cyclists,

but also ordinary people on a bicycle.

The new parking garage has room for 1,100 cars.

so a good access was necessary.

But what makes this a 'green' facility?

The garage will become green quite literally: it will be covered in ivy.

It has 1,500 solar panels on the roof to power electric cars

and it will generate more electricity than the garage needs.

The parking garage has four floors and it is guarded during many hours,

but open 24/7.

After you parked your car

you can wait for the bus in an indoor waiting area.

But the wait it cannot be long with buses going every 10 minutes.

The bus ride to the city centre takes about 8 minutes.

The bus fare for 4 persons is included in the day fee to park the car.

Which is 4 euros.

Another green aspect are some "bee hotels" that hang on the garage's walls.

The entire surroundings of the parking garage are supposed

to become a nature area.

The opening was reason enough for a party.

Visitors arriving by bicycle could already use the bicycle parking area.

with room for 240 bicycles.

Bicycles will be available here for free

as an alternative mode to get into town.

The Bike Fest drew young and old and clubs from around the country.

The winner of the race to the top floor would receive a polka dot jersey.

Not with polka dots, but with the local sweet speciality

of chocolate "Bossche Bollen".

Most of the racers were able to reach the third floor in under a minute,

but the 11% inclines could be more dangerous than they appeared.

Some loose sand caused some nasty falls.

Fortunately only leading to not much more than scratches.

Hand bikers also joined in the fun.

This is an impressive facility for the city of 's-Hertogenbosch,

leading to a more liveable inner city.

For more infomation >> A new 'Transferium' for 's-Hertogenbosch (Netherlands) - Duration: 3:35.

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How to clean burned pots without effort, infallible trick - Duration: 2:31.

warning before watching the video is important that you know that a

highly toxic product, must preferably used with

mask, rubber gloves and lenses protection. The product should not be applied

in the presence of other people or pets.

Hello, how about friends, I want to show you how to recover the pots burned

how is he who suffered an accident

The method is very easy and does not require efforts

first I will remove the handles Of the pot

second add hot water in a container in which you can submerge the

pot completely

and add the pipe cleaner

also known as bottle opener drains, can be in any

presentation this you get to very Low price at hardware stores and

supermarkets

now let rest at least three hours while the chemist makes its effect

As you can see, it can generate toxic gases that you should do it preferably in a

ventilated place

four hours later we removed the pot and we can see that it is quite

recovered

to prevent any residue from chemical has remained attached to the pot

I recommend you boil once or twice Hot water

and once it's cool use it for watering plants

finally this is the result

If you liked the video do not stop pressing the little man up let us your comments

and share in your social networks

see you next video

until another

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DIY- Step by Step Modeling Dress Half Godê and Cavado. - Duration: 9:59.

Hello everyone, everything good? In today's class we will work with one more modeling and

For this class I will use the base with pence, you're new here at

channel is to know how to use this correct base and do all the

changes see the lesson link in the description of the video, then watch

class and then back here for the video, if you want to draw your

Zero base also has the video lesson with step by step to plot the mold

basic blouse with pence. Attended the class you will copy the mold front and back

up to waist height, It's the first thing I always do.

explain, right, this mold is a sleeveless dress so you have to make one

change in the cava, you will open a pence in the cellar, close and transfer to

the pence of bust is, to know how to do this you will attend part 4 of class

I left it here in the description. Then watch the lesson, do this transfer and return to

finish the modeling, made this transfer we will now make a pence transfer.

this one, you will measure the shoulder will go mark the middle of the shoulder, will pick up the ruler

and will draw a line linking this part of the shoulder until the meeting of the pences.

All right? We are using much this transfer is, but here the

models are matching to use the same type of transfer. It will mark the middle of the

basic mold already have this marking but You can mark the middle of the cava and it goes

squad up that line and you traced it on the shoulder.

Now you're going to go up 1 centimeter on that line and there's a risk

make the shoulder curve, now we're going just cut the curve of the cave in the

true, then what am I going to do? I'll open and scratch the shoulder pence, now I go

cut out this line I did on the shoulder. Why? Because when I cut

this pence I open space to close the bust pence, so I will cut and I will pass

glue on pence bust, which is already open because I had already done the transfer

previous in the cellar. to close the dig and now I'll pass glue

to close it is very important that you watch

Classes references, I say that you have to watch, because you have to attend anyway!

you are initiating Do you have to attend classes that I

I recommend it because they are important right, so there are people who want to learn but do not want to

to study, that's complicated. I closed the bust pence and now I go

cut from the waist to separate the my clipping, you have to let it dry

well the glue before you cut people, that's why mine got a little open there.

So I cut it, now I have the cut and this is where I go

also cut where I made the risk that is the part of the cutout of the cava.

I'll cut the cava and separate the two parts.

All right, well, I said, I always stay. talking, it gets repetitive it has to

watch the videos I put in the description of the video.

a lot of people ask questions I know you asking, why did not see the video,

Do you want to learn, do you have to attend classes? ne people It's the least of it.

, then it's ready there at the front, then I'll add to the

because this mold is without seam allowance.

There is only remembering and then, I have to take two centimeters below.

So it's a means, I'll take one centimeter in the neckline, then I'll take a

centimeter on the top I'll mark an inch on the

down and I will retrace the decode, not need to open pence to retrace this

neckline because the difference is very small, so I'm just taking an inch off the

neckline curve OK ! Also, I'm going to take two

centimeters in the bar, because it in this dress, then two centimeters

on the bar, then I'll take two inches on the waist because I put

a track of 4 then I'll take two, in the range is 4, but two will

Come out, okay! I cut and finished the front modeling.

and I'll put a centimeter of seam allowance all over the mold.

Okay, where I write, it's because you place on the folded fabric and the

mold always positioned in the direction of the halo of the fabric.

but the seam margin is one centimeter for all sides, because

This dress is going to be all built-in. OK! Then his little body will also be lined. Fine !

then this part of the middle will cut double and

twice and this other side of the side that the front 2, you will cut four

times, now let's work with the modeling the back, modeling the

It's very simple here, I'll mark the half of the cava again and squares, I go

climb 1 centimeter It's looking like it's crooked because the camera's turned.

is turned, but is squared, I'm going to take two centimeters and also

same I took the front and I cut, and now I'll just cut it out

This outfit will not have a way have a cut in the back so I go

Take your time off your back! In case and separate in two parts,

so I'm going to cut the pence to drop, retirement to pence and will become a record

Okay, and I'm going to put an inch of stitching and everything, I'm going, too.

talk again that you are beginning you have to watch all the

videos reference is the videos of reference I leave in the description of the

then always see the description of the video what I'm suggesting to you

to watch because it is important for classrooms

one class is a prerequisite of the other learn have to watch everything ne people

For the love, my love. OK! I just clipped it and I'll put the

seam margins, but I'm going to take a centimeter neckline,

because I took it in the front neckline, right? so I'll take an inch in general and

I'll check if the shoulder is getting married. The shoulder is not getting married. I'm going to take it.

All the leftovers in the cleavage and I'm going to draw a sharp curve, just to get the excess.

Because the shoulders have to marry, even more that this body will be

all inlaid,

This dress is going to be all done on the line.

all embedded, so there it is the middle back, then you will cut with the folded fabric

and will add one centimeter there of seam allowance in all parts.

Once you have done this you back, this dress will have a zipper on the

then at the time of cutting and sewing

I'll show him he'll have a zipper on the side

OK because he is well acted. Then it's ready, okay? Now you're going to cut

straight into the fabric I'll just explain there, a range is the measure of the

waist but two centimeters to the closure and with the fulfillment of six

centimeters I have already added to the seam allowance, so it will be a

waistline, + two centimeters and 6 centimeters high.

This is the middle band of the dress, fine! Now this skirt can be made

with half godê or with a godê four cloths, but we are going to work with the half Godê. So how do you do the modeling a godê half? you're going to double

the fabric in half and it will pick up the waist measurement - 3, then will take the measurement of the waist contour,

subtract 3 after divide by 3, the amount you

find you will bookmark this one tissue room, you do it right in the

fabric, then let's suppose I found 5 after I did this measurement, then what I

I will make? I'm going to score 5 in all this This environment is okay! You have to dial

five correct, there is five is the measure what you think, but I'm giving you a

For example, you have to carefully mark this measurement by placing the tape

metric to not give beak in her skirt, so what's the rule? You take the measure of the

from the waist, subtract three inches and divide by three.

This is the rule of the middle godê tá! folding the fabric this way I'm talking about,

then you will pick up and go round again, right?

the skirt with the length measurement plus one centimeter for sewing

from the top, plus the measure of the bar plus two centimeters and will mark and circulate just as I

I'm doing, So what's the rule there? It's the

length you want from the skirt, plus one centimeter for the upper seam and

more to the measure of the bar plus 0.5 cm that the bar is variable, depends on the

size you want then this is the fulfillment and

draw your skirt there. When you do that, I'll show you

It's better that we cut people, not people. does this actually direct and

in the fabric will look like this, so I have a paper folded in half, I traced

following the rules I explained to you and now I'll cut it out when

cut, I'll have my half godé, that will stay that way.

There it is, and that middle part is the waistline.

there you will bend the fabric, aura with aura,

who will stay the compliment when you draw the length will stay in the

Aura sense, can you see? When you draw Only that you'll be big and

You will cut the fabric so you fold only once, aurela aurala

and will position the mold to make your modeling is there you make the measurements

Like I explained, I'll show you that. in the cut video, okay? Then the amendment and

skirt will have an amendment only from the skirt, stays to the direction of the fabric's aura.

Okay, so your modeling is ready if you have any questions

I left it to me in the comments is a Kiss and see you in the next class.

a video if you liked it and if you go also does not even let me know that you are

Arriving the channel, it's a kiss, okay?

For more infomation >> DIY- Step by Step Modeling Dress Half Godê and Cavado. - Duration: 9:59.

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How to clean burned pots without effort, infallible trick - Duration: 2:31.

warning before watching the video is important that you know that a

highly toxic product, must preferably used with

mask, rubber gloves and lenses protection. The product should not be applied

in the presence of other people or pets.

Hello, how about friends, I want to show you how to recover the pots burned

how is he who suffered an accident

The method is very easy and does not require efforts

first I will remove the handles Of the pot

second add hot water in a container in which you can submerge the

pot completely

and add the pipe cleaner

also known as bottle opener drains, can be in any

presentation this you get to very Low price at hardware stores and

supermarkets

now let rest at least three hours while the chemist makes its effect

As you can see, it can generate toxic gases that you should do it preferably in a

ventilated place

four hours later we removed the pot and we can see that it is quite

recovered

to prevent any residue from chemical has remained attached to the pot

I recommend you boil once or twice Hot water

and once it's cool use it for watering plants

finally this is the result

If you liked the video do not stop pressing the little man up let us your comments

and share in your social networks

see you next video

until another

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Welcome to Jessup! - Duration: 0:54.

This is who we are.

We aren't afraid to get our hands dirty. Learning and experiencing as we go,

in the field or the lab.

We aren't waiting around for someone to show us the way.

We are actively shaping the future.

We're not doing this alone either.

We're focused on those around us and making an impact

here and afar.

Created to shift perspective.

To tell a story.

Building an atmosphere of expression.

Our vision for tomorrow is brighter, it's better, and it includes us all.

We are putting in the work to make it a reality.

It's not just about what we can do, but how we do it, and why we do it that way.

Pushing to the front of the pack, leading the way,

and staying christ-centered in the center of it all.

This is who we are.

Welcome To Jessup!

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Cricut or ScanNcut weeding tool? you don't have to stay brand loyal - Duration: 4:22.

feeling a little art craft crazy? hi I'm Donna from art craft crazy and I'm

going to show you how you can take the brand name off a tool, so for instance if

you're using a scan and cut like I am but you get to buy a Cricut weeding

tool so all you have to do is get a makeup or cotton pad and some fingernail

polish remover put a little bit on the cotton pad and rub off the printed ink. I do apologize

my video wasn't working when I actually took it off, so I'll just do a bit of a demo

here of what it would look like if I was actually showing you how it was done. now

don't get any on the handle, you know that pink part on the end, because I

don't know what it's, you know like made of or anything, so I know it works on the

white area where the print is, just keep it on that white area there. so this is what it

looks like when you take the brand name off if you just want something neutral

and you're using a different brand name to your cutting machine just take the

brand off now. It's a very quick video today I'll show you now where I got this

pattern from, just go to your ScanNcut machine panel,

hit the pattern button and this particular one here, scroll down.

touch this pattern and it's ARO003 and this is what it cuts

out like, I left it at the same size just to do the demo and I'll pause here

before I cut it just to show you what my settings are just go to your tool icon

scroll down and I've got my cut speed and my pressure on low and slow

now I'm going to cut it out on paper just to do the demo normally you would weed, vinyl

rather than paper but I'm going to do my demo on paper just to make it easy for

the demonstration so you normally wouldn't you weed straight directly on

your mat like this because vinyl is a totally different process than paper so I'm just

showing you what the weeding tool does it just picks out these little pieces

so for paper you just peel off your background

so you don't use your weeding tool to lift your pattern that you've just cut

the correct method is to use your scraper tool, and then you just lift it

straight off now the weeding tool is just to push out any of these little

tiny pieces that don't come out when you finish cutting. but if you cut it

correctly they should all just fall out exactly like I done here if you're using

the paper method. I hope that quick tip was helpful for you today I'm Donna

from art craft crazy thanks for watching and bye for now

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Paladins Strike Hack - Get Crystals Cheat - [Android/iOS] - Duration: 2:03.

Hi today I will show you how to add crystals and other resources to game paladins strike.

First let's see if I have a lot of crystals now.

As you can see I don't have a lot.

Now go to the website mobile-mods.com.

Then go to "All posts" and search for the post with Paladins Strike.

Now go to the post.

Here you can read about the game, description of Paladins Strike Hack and tutorial how to

use it.

Let's go to the hack page.

In this place you have to write your name in game, select your platform and it's reccomended

to enable this 2 options.

Now click connect to account and wait.

Ok now we can add some resources.

Now click generate.

Now we have to wait for finish of hacking.

The final step is completing the captcha.

Now you have to download first application, run it for 1 minute, then download second

application and also run it for 1 minute.

When you complete this click "Verify".

I will skip this process.

Ok after complete the human verification now let's go to the game and see if something

changed.

As you can see now i have a lot of crystals and other resources I added in hack.

That's the proof that it really works.

Youtube daily report Apr 30 2018

[♪INTRO]

Artists create all sorts of paintings, sculptures, and architecture that help make our world

beautiful and capture moments in history.

But without scientists, we would've lost most of this art by now.

Art gets dirty and damaged over time.

And if you try to clean it without paying attention to chemistry,

you could do more harm than good.

Thankfully, scientists have been learning how to restore artwork in some pretty cool

ways that are effective and safe.

And a little weird, to be honest.

One way of cleaning 3-D artwork — like, sculptures or architecture —

is by blasting it with a laser.

Which sounds counterintuitive... but awesome.

This method is called laser ablation, and it was first developed in the 1970s to get

something called black crust off marble.

This crust is a combination of pollution from the environment and the mineral gypsum — which

can form if marble is exposed to acid rain.

And it can be hard to get off.

Using chemicals or scraping it isn't always precise and can damage the art underneath.

Laser ablation gets around those problems by using short pulses from a handheld laser

to dislodge grime.

To make sure conservators don't accidentally melt any statues, the length of the pulse

is carefully controlled by a computer, and it usually only lasts a few millionths or

even billionths of a second.

The lasers also use infrared light, since that has a longer wavelengths and carries

less potentially-damaging energy than visible light.

Once the laser is turned on, the light heats up and expands the black crust.

That expansion creates waves of pressure that ultimately detach the grime — all without

affecting the marble underneath.

It's actually a little like how tattoo removal works — except those lasers are breaking

up the ink in your cells into smaller pieces, not blasting it off your body.

Lasers might seem like the gold standard for cool science.

But to repair some paintings, scientists got even more creative:

They trained dirt-eating bacteria.

A few years ago, art conservators in Italy were working to repair a series of 400-year-old

frescoes — a kind of painting done on wet plaster.

After decades of pigeon poop and harmful restoration attempts,

the frescoes were in pretty bad shape.

They were covered in waste, salt, and glues from those older, botched restorations.

And to make things even worse, the chemicals that conservators were using to try and clean

them were actually damaging the paint.

That's where bacteria came in.

By working with microbiologists, the conservators identified a strain of bacteria that could

actually eat the salts and glues right off the paintings.

In only a few hours, it removed 80% of the damage without touching the pigments underneath.

It's called Pseudomonas stutzeri, and it's pretty common in dirt and water.

These bacteria can get energy from all kinds of compounds, and they'll actually produce

different proteins depending on the food source they're given.

So by growing them in specific mixtures of old glues and salts, biologists can actually

"train" the bacteria to make proteins that eat away the grime on frescoes.

As long as they don't include pigments in the training mix, the bacteria won't touch

the original artwork, either.

After a few hours with these organisms, the paintings looked practically as good as new.

Or at least, way better than they did.

Bacteria has since been used to clean more paintings, some up to 700 years old.

And besides helping us, they're getting a free meal out of it — so it's a win-win.

Now, possibly the most satisfying method of art restoration is cleaning off yellowed varnish

with some careful chemistry.

For real, you can watch all kinds of videos of this online.

Varnish is applied to oil or acrylic paintings for a few reasons,

including to protect the art from dirt.

Formulas can vary, but it's generally made of a drying oil, a resin, and some sort of thinner.

The resin is a sticky substance — like pine resin — and it forms a hard coating on the

painting after everything dries.

The problem is, resins often change color over time.

After years of exposure to light or oxygen, compounds in them break down

and turn yellow or even brown.

And it's not pretty.

Taking off the old varnish is a challenge, because the chemicals used to do it can just

as easily erode the paint underneath.

So art conservators have to become chemists.

First, they'll slowly wipe away the old varnish using a chemical like acetone, a carbon-based

molecule that's great at dissolving resin.

Then, they also have to remove the acetone residue,

so it doesn't keep dissolving the original paint.

To do that, they'll use a neutralizer.

These are often mixes of chemicals — like oils — that stop a varnish remover from

reacting, or from being so acidic or basic.

The exact chemical they'll use will depend on the remover itself.

For example, with acetone, they can use a mix of petroleum and wintergreen oil.

Then, once everything is clean, the painting is ready to be re-varnished

or put back on display.

Without science, conservators could accidentally turn a work of art into, well, kind of a mess.

But thanks to techniques like these, they can keep preserving beautiful pieces of art

— and history — so we can enjoy them for decades to come.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow!

Besides restoring art, scientists are also pretty talented at busting art forgeries.

If you'd like to learn how, you can watch our episode all about it.

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So the initial idea for Motivote came about in the wake of the 2016 election, when all of us were,

more than anything, disheartened at the low engagement among young voters.

We recognized this huge problem: that young people just don't turn out to vote in U.S. elections

the same way that other people do. For instance in local elections the median age of voters is generally 57 —

or in other terms, one in seven young people vote.

What we want to do with this project, with Motivote, is change that.

We spent a lot of time getting a sense of what's out there,

and at the same time, we started toying with the idea:

well, how can we incorporate behavioral science into this space, and what steps can you take today

to help hold yourself accountable for things that you want to do in the future,

like voting, that might seem a little annoying when the day actually gets there.

We came together when we were trying to brainstorm ideas for a capstone project

around the goal of boosting voter turnout, which we believe, in turn, makes for a healthier democracy —

which is a lofty goal, but I think one that we can measurably tackle with this.

Imagine what it looks like when politicians and candidates are actually

accountable to the full spectrum of the electorate and not just this sort of aging, graying electorate.

I think having access to some of the entrepreneurial communities here at NYU has been really helpful.

We had gone to the Leslie E-lab just for some general coaching,

but also did their J-term sprint over January which was super helpful:

two weeks where we really got to dive into customer discovery

and learn about some of the frameworks we were less familiar with

— entrepreneurial, and not necessarily social impact.

Then also through Stern we did the 300k Challenge,

and I think that was a really useful resource because it pushed us to think about this in a way that

we wouldn't have necessarily thought about it just as a capstone project:

you know, really leaning into it. Ok, let's do this, we're actually going to launch something.

We're really spending the time in the next month validating our hypothesis —

and once we graduate, I think we are excited

about the prospect of taking the show on the road,

so potentially applying to summer accelerators or launch pads at NYU or elsewhere

to try to get some more funding, coaching and mentorship.

But the real goal is to have a product and a platform live, up and running, by the early fall, like September 2018,

so that we can actually use this and empower people to use this for the midterm elections.

I would never have found myself otherwise getting to create a social venture,

and being able to learn about this space by actually doing it.

In our social impact track I've taken a number of courses on social enterprise and innovation,

but to actually be in it and creating it is something truly different.

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Black History for Kids | Carter G Woodson Biography | Father of Black History Month | Educational - Duration: 3:01.

A man who is known in history for recognizing Black History?

Stay tuned for more as we share fun facts about the life of Carter G Woodson the Father

of Black History for kids.

Carter G. Woodson is known in history as an author, publisher, and historian born December

19, 1875, in Virginia.

Carter's mother and father were former slaves, where he was the oldest of nine children.

During that time Carter did not have access to a school like many children do today so

most of his education was self-taught.

Woodson also attended Berea College in Kentucky until being kicked out due to the school not

allowing African American Students.

He would later return when African Americans were allowed to earn his bachelor's degree

in 1903.

Looking back at the life of Carter G. Woodson in school he enjoyed education and was very

smart.

In fact, he was so smart that he became the 2nd African American in history to graduate

from Harvard University.

As an author, Carter G. Woodson wrote over a dozen books including the book; "Mis-Education

of the Negro," which is still required reading for some schools in this country to date.

Woodson was also involved in other projects including establishing the scholarly publication

Journal of Negro History in 1916, and the Negro History Bulletin in 1937, which helped

teachers with African-American studies.

Wanting African American history to be a part of education throughout the nation Carter

began to travel.

In February of 1926, Woodson began going from school to school and other organizations offering

them a special program that encouraged others to study Black History with Negro History

Week.

For example, if you are wondering why he chose February, Woodson wanted this time of education

to be honored by the birth months of Frederick Douglass and President Abraham Lincoln.

The week would go from a week to a month which is now commonly known as Black History Month.

Woodson would spend his life focusing on education and would even become the dean at Howard University

and the West Virginia Collegiate Institute.

The life of Carter G. Woodson came to an end at the age of 74 on April 3, 1950, in Washington,

D.C.

That is all with a mini-biography from the life of Carter G. Woodson for kids.

If you enjoyed this video and have more fun facts you would like to share about his life;

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J. Cole: BEST Verses - Duration: 10:22.

Hey guys, CDTVProductions here, and let's just start this one by saying RIP to Jimmy

Cole.

Smokepurpp absolutely murdered him with an ether level diss yesterday, so it's only

right we pay respects.

Now Johnathan Cole is a rapper that I do enjoy quite a lot, and this was a bit of a difficult

list to compile as he's laid down his fair share of strong verses.

To make it a little easier, I've excluded guest verses and features from this video,

as I could make a whole other video talking about those.

But yeah, I've managed to come up with a list of my personal favourite verses from

the man known as Jackie Cole.

So with that being said guys, this is CDTVProductions, and let's get right into this video.

1985 (Verse 1):

Why not start with something off of Cole's newest album, KOD.

This song was one verse long, and served partially as a diss track, but more so an advice track

to a particular rapper, but could also be seen as just talking about new age trap rappers

in general.

I think one of the greatest things about this verse is that it started up so much discussion.

One of the hottest talking points from the KOD album was "who is Jackson Cole targeting

on 1985?", and obviously the most likely main target of the song is Lil Pump, but a

lot of these lyrics could apply to numerous SoundCloud rappers.

It contained some solid casual insults at these rappers, gave them advice that they

really should take, and on top of all that, this really was a conversation starter.

Fire Squad (Verse 3):

Now let's take it back to another track where Cole called out some rappers.

Now Cole has made it clear that this verse isn't really a diss either, but is more

just his perspective on the state of hip hop and what's going

on in it.

He pretty much covers the topic of white people getting more and more involved with hip hop

music, and actually having an advantage because they are white, naming popular rappers like

Eminem, Macklemore and Iggy Azalea getting involved with the culture, and winning awards

they might not necessarily deserve.

It's just a very raw verse, whilst still being a little light hearted, and it's probably

the hardest set of bars on 2014 Forest Hills Drive.

False Prophets (Verse 1):

I think you might be seeing a bit of a pattern here.

Whenever Cole offers his observations on rappers or superstardom, it typically makes for a

good verse.

It's assumed that this verse mainly talks about Kanye West, as it talks about a rapper

who has so much pressure on them due to the fact that everyone is always watching him.

He talks about how being a star has let his ego grow out of control, and says it's something

that could eventually bring around his downfall, with Cole begging him to stop before he has

a breakdown.

And at its heart, it's really about the disappointment when you idolise these people

only to find out they really aren't that invincible.

Let Nas Down (Verse 2):

And now let's talk about one that is aimed directly at another rapper, but definitely

isn't anything even resembling a diss track.

The story behind the song is that Nas was disappointed in Jason Cole when he heard his

radio single, Work Out.

Nas felt that Cole was straying away from his lyrical roots, and Cole being a massive

fan of Nas felt quite hurt when he heard this.

So this song is a message to Nas from Cole.

In this second verse, he explains to Nas why he made the song, saying that he wasn't

sacrificing his lyricism or going pop or anything like that, it was just that his label needed

a single to promote his album, and Cole could use a big single that doesn't really have

a deep meaning to draw listeners to his album, where the true deep meaning lies.

He even brings up the fact that Nas himself made a radio hit that got bashed quite a lot

for following radio trends.

This story has a really happy ending though, as Nas remixed this song, and titled it "Made

Nas Proud".

BRACKETS (Verse 2):

I feel a lot of people can agree with me when I say this was the strongest verse on the

KOD album.

Here, Cole tackles the issues that come with paying his taxes, specifically questioning

why he can't choose where that money goes.

It's incredibly well laid out in my opinion, and I agree with the sentiment.

To some degree, we should be able to choose what kind of area our tax money goes to.

He really hits this home at the end of the verse with a story of how tax money can essentially

come full circle to funding murder in poor neighbourhoods.

Obviously I can't cover every single detail he hits in the verse here, but I think it's

an incredibly powerful one and it's one that's gonna connect with a lot of people

due to its subject matter.

'03 Adolescence (Verse 2):

'03 Adolescence might just be my favourite Julian Cole song on Forest Hills Drive, as

it's one of the most powerful and almost cinematic in a way.

In this verse, Cole talks about his life when he was 18 years old and just dreaming to get

rich fast.

He talks about how during school he was really focussed on his education and did pretty damn

well for himself, but he still associated with people who were selling drugs to get

by.

Later in the verse, Cole goes to the house of one of his drug dealing friends, and there

they relax and just kinda talk about their lives.

Then Cole, with his desire to get rich, tells his friend that he wants to get in the drug

dealing game, a suggestion which is immediately shot down by Cole's friend.

His friend lectures him, giving him a powerful speech, telling Cole that he's intelligent

and that the drug dealing game isn't gonna get him as far as his mind will.

His friend explains why he sells drugs, it's not something he wants to do, but his situation

has almost forced him to provide for himself because his mother doesn't care about him.

Cole realises from this that he's actually blessed to be in the stable situation that

he's in, and if he didn't have this conversation or if this friend showed Cole how to get involved

in the drug game, his life could have went in a very different direction.

4 Your Eyez Only (Verse 4):

Now whilst I mostly disliked the 4 Your Eyez Only album, I did like the story behind it,

and the entirety of this track basically explains the story.

It's really hit home in this final verse, where Cole tells us that this whole album

wasn't actually from his perspective and was not his story, but is actually from the

point of view of James, a friend of Cole that died when he was 22.

In this verse, it is revealed that the whole album is basically Cole narrating the story

of Jame's life to his daughter, which is what James requested of Cole.

He requested this because he could sense his death coming, and he wanted his daughter to

know that he loved her.

So Cole followed through, and made this album to tell James' daughter about who her father

was.

It's for her eyes only, revealing what the album title means.

I wish I found this album less dull so I could repeatedly listen to it, because I do love

the story, but nonetheless it doesn't take away from how great this verse is.

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Respected Writers Who Were Actually Terrible People - Duration: 8:26.

Writers live through their work, and if a book is good enough, an author can achieve

immortality.

But once a writer becomes a household name, people start to focus on their genius and

forget about all their flaws and foibles.

Reality check: Some of the best novels and short stories ever written have been penned

by men and women with incredibly dark secrets.

On the page, they're masters of their craft, but in real life, they've sold out colleagues,

assaulted family members, and left friends trembling in fear.

If you want to know which of your favorite novels were written by monsters, then brace

yourself as we look at some respected writers who were actually terrible people.

Hunter S. Thompson, first-class jerk

"It's our country.

It's not theirs.

It's not a bunch of used car dealers from Southern California.

In a Democracy you have to be a player."

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas writer Hunter S. Thompson was a literary rockstar, both

when it came to fame and his out-of-control lifestyle.

The father of gonzo journalism, Thompson hung out with the Hell's Angels, went to war with

Richard Nixon, and consumed every drug known to man.

But while he's a colorful character, you wouldn't want Thompson as your friend.

Sure, he's a larger-than-life icon, but he was also a first-class jerk.

Need proof?

According to authors Doug Hill and Jeff Weingrad, Thompson allegedly tied actor Bill Murray

to a chair, tossed him into a pool, and nearly let him drown.

Need more?

During the '80s, Jack Nicholson was celebrating his birthday with his family when Thompson

showed up at his home in the middle of the night and shot a super powerful flare into

the sky.

Next, Thompson aimed a military-style spotlight at Nicholson's home and fired a pistol in

the air.

Then he capped the whole thing off by leaving an elk's heart and some bullet casings on

Nicholson's doorstep — as a joke.

Very funny, Thompson.

But you're definitely the only one laughing.

George Orwell sold out other writers

Although George Orwell was a socialist, he was open about his distaste for the Soviet

Union.

Just take a glimpse at his two classic works: Animal Farm and 1984.

These two novels absolutely tore the USSR a new one.

But even though Orwell hated dictators and overbearing bureaucracies, that didn't stop

the English author from selling out his fellow writers and artists to a powerful government

agency.

In the 1940s, Orwell did some work for a group called the Information Research Department.

In true Orwellian fashion, that innocent-sounding name belonged to a department that specialized

in churning out propaganda.

The IRD's job was to smear the Soviets, so Orwell wanted to make sure they didn't hire

anyone with communist sympathies.

Taking aim at some high profile names, Orwell drew up a list of writers and influential

people he believed sided with the Soviets.

He then handed his blacklist over to the IRD.

"In bird culture, this is considered a d--- move."

Yup, it was a pretty skeezy move — especially for a man whose entire career was about taking

down Big Brother.

The sad truth was that Orwell proved himself to be a first-class jerk and a horrible hypocrite

who might've done a fine job working for the Thought Police.

Ernest Hemingway, KGB spy

Chisel the Mt. Rushmore of American writers, and you've got to include Ernest Hemingway.

Papa Hemingway typed out some all-time great novels like A Farewell to Arms, For Whom the

Bell Tolls, and The Old Man and the Sea, and even nabbed a Nobel Prize.

But when he wasn't churning out classics, you could find him getting drunk and going

on crazy adventures.

He patrolled the Cuban coast in his fishing boat, hunting for Nazi subs.

He drove an ambulance during World War I and worked as a journalist during the Spanish

Civil War.

However, things took a dark turn when Hemingway joined the KGB, the notorious Soviet spy agency.

Part secret police, part intelligence organization, the KGB made its name jailing political opponents

and murdering enemies of the state.

When it comes to digging up dirt and hunting down dissidents, the KGB is right up there

with the Stasi and the Gestapo.

In other words, if you get a job with the KGB, you're automatically not cool.

"Boo!

Not cool!"

And according to books like Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America and Writer,

Sailor, Soldier, Spy, Hemingway actually volunteered to do a bit of espionage for the Soviets.

He was given the codename "Argo" — a ship from Greek mythology; fitting for such a nautical

guy.

He may be the granddaddy of modern badassery, but it turned out Hemingway was a lousy spy.

According to official KGB files, Argo never delivered any political information, and the

Russians soon gave up on their undercover author.

J.D. Salinger, total creep

When it comes to writing, J.D. Salinger was no phony.

The reclusive author was the man behind The Catcher in the Rye, one of the most beloved

and debated novels of all time.

But while Salinger's work has attracted legions of fans, many don't know — or overlook — his

controversial history with teenage girls.

As it turns out, Salinger was kind of a creep when it came to manipulating young women.

He would often lure these young girls into romantic relationships by writing them letters,

using both his pen and his power to seduce and trap teenagers.

When he was 53, he spotted a teenage Joyce Mccaynard on the cover of The New York Times

and soon drew her into a relationship.

She would later write about her interactions with the author, describing him as more than

a tad predatory.

Ickier still, he began courting Jean Miller when she was just 14.

He kept their uncomfortable relationship going until the girl turned 20, and then they finally

hooked up.

After an awkward one night stand, Salinger dumped her immediately.

"What did your mother think of this?"

"Well, exactly."

Of course, when it came to people his own age, Salinger was far less seductive.

On one occasion, a woman showed up at his house, collecting for the Red Cross, and he

responded by pulling a gun and threatening to shoot her.

Sure, the man was reclusive, but taking shots at the Red Cross is going a little too far

with the whole angsty writer angle.

Jack London, horrible racist

White Fang is one of the most famous 19th-century American novels, and one of the best stories

ever written from a canine's point of view.

But there's a lot more going on here than a simple story about a wolfdog making its

way in the world.

Pick up a copy of White Fang and skip to the part where the heroic beast encounters white

people for the very first time after living with a tribe of Native Americans.

"As compared with the Indians he had known, they were to him another race of superior

gods."

The novel then goes on to say that White Fang's Native American master "was a child-god among

these white skinned ones."

Yeah, it seems White Fang is a really racist wolf… probably because author Jack London

is one of the biggest bigots in American literature.

If you think the "superior gods" stuff is bad, then check out London's essay called

"The Salt of the Earth," which argued that whites are "a race of mastery and achievement."

London even wrote that genocide was just a part of natural selection, something that's

perfectly acceptable when "lesser breeds" encounter Anglo-Saxons.

And don't even get us started on his anti-Chinese 1910 short story, "The Unparalleled Invasion."

Here's the abridged version: China starts taking over the world, so the US and Europe

wipe it off the map with biological weapons.

Real uplifting stuff, London.

Doesn't remind us of evil aliens at all.

"EXTERMINATE"

Roald Dahl, anti-Semitic jerk

It might come as a surprise that Roald Dahl — author of James and the Giant Peach, Matilda,

and The BFG — was a bit of a monster in real life, not unlike the ghoulish characters

that populate his stories.

Dahl was reportedly a horrible person who made life miserable for everyone who worked

at his publishing company, Alfred A. Knopf.

According to one account by editor-in-chief Robert Gottlieb, whenever Dahl dropped by

the office, he treated secretaries like servants and threw tantrums when he didn't get his

way.

When the company finally told Dahl to get a grip or get out, everyone in the office

supposedly got on their desks and cheered.

Dahl was so bad that his first wife nicknamed him "Roald the Rotten."

In addition to being generally ill-tempered, he was allegedly racist.

In the original versions of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the Oompa Loompas weren't

eerie-looking orange dwarves from a mystical island; instead, they were actually black

pygmies.

As pointed out by the BBC, in James and the Giant Peach, the character of the Grasshopper

proclaims,

"I'd rather be fried alive and eaten by a Mexican."

But worst of all, Dahl went on the record in 1983 during an interview with New Statesmen,

saying,

"There is a trait the in the Jewish character that does provoke animosity.

[…] Even a stinker like Hitler didn't just pick on them for no reason."

That's right.

According to Roald Dahl, the Jewish people deserved what they got during the Holocaust,

which is definitely not a story you want your kids to hear.

"You can quote Oscar Wilde, and say: When I am gone, I hope it will be said my sins

were scarlet but my books were read."

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Writers live through their work, and if a book is good enough, an author can achieve

immortality.

But once a writer becomes a household name, people start to focus on their genius and

forget about all their flaws and foibles.

Reality check: Some of the best novels and short stories ever written have been penned

by men and women with incredibly dark secrets.

On the page, they're masters of their craft, but in real life, they've sold out colleagues,

assaulted family members, and left friends trembling in fear.

If you want to know which of your favorite novels were written by monsters, then brace

yourself as we look at some respected writers who were actually terrible people.

Hunter S. Thompson, first-class jerk

"It's our country.

It's not theirs.

It's not a bunch of used car dealers from Southern California.

In a Democracy you have to be a player."

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas writer Hunter S. Thompson was a literary rockstar, both

when it came to fame and his out-of-control lifestyle.

The father of gonzo journalism, Thompson hung out with the Hell's Angels, went to war with

Richard Nixon, and consumed every drug known to man.

But while he's a colorful character, you wouldn't want Thompson as your friend.

Sure, he's a larger-than-life icon, but he was also a first-class jerk.

Need proof?

According to authors Doug Hill and Jeff Weingrad, Thompson allegedly tied actor Bill Murray

to a chair, tossed him into a pool, and nearly let him drown.

Need more?

During the '80s, Jack Nicholson was celebrating his birthday with his family when Thompson

showed up at his home in the middle of the night and shot a super powerful flare into

the sky.

Next, Thompson aimed a military-style spotlight at Nicholson's home and fired a pistol in

the air.

Then he capped the whole thing off by leaving an elk's heart and some bullet casings on

Nicholson's doorstep — as a joke.

Very funny, Thompson.

But you're definitely the only one laughing.

George Orwell sold out other writers

Although George Orwell was a socialist, he was open about his distaste for the Soviet

Union.

Just take a glimpse at his two classic works: Animal Farm and 1984.

These two novels absolutely tore the USSR a new one.

But even though Orwell hated dictators and overbearing bureaucracies, that didn't stop

the English author from selling out his fellow writers and artists to a powerful government

agency.

In the 1940s, Orwell did some work for a group called the Information Research Department.

In true Orwellian fashion, that innocent-sounding name belonged to a department that specialized

in churning out propaganda.

The IRD's job was to smear the Soviets, so Orwell wanted to make sure they didn't hire

anyone with communist sympathies.

Taking aim at some high profile names, Orwell drew up a list of writers and influential

people he believed sided with the Soviets.

He then handed his blacklist over to the IRD.

"In bird culture, this is considered a d--- move."

Yup, it was a pretty skeezy move — especially for a man whose entire career was about taking

down Big Brother.

The sad truth was that Orwell proved himself to be a first-class jerk and a horrible hypocrite

who might've done a fine job working for the Thought Police.

Ernest Hemingway, KGB spy

Chisel the Mt. Rushmore of American writers, and you've got to include Ernest Hemingway.

Papa Hemingway typed out some all-time great novels like A Farewell to Arms, For Whom the

Bell Tolls, and The Old Man and the Sea, and even nabbed a Nobel Prize.

But when he wasn't churning out classics, you could find him getting drunk and going

on crazy adventures.

He patrolled the Cuban coast in his fishing boat, hunting for Nazi subs.

He drove an ambulance during World War I and worked as a journalist during the Spanish

Civil War.

However, things took a dark turn when Hemingway joined the KGB, the notorious Soviet spy agency.

Part secret police, part intelligence organization, the KGB made its name jailing political opponents

and murdering enemies of the state.

When it comes to digging up dirt and hunting down dissidents, the KGB is right up there

with the Stasi and the Gestapo.

In other words, if you get a job with the KGB, you're automatically not cool.

"Boo!

Not cool!"

And according to books like Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America and Writer,

Sailor, Soldier, Spy, Hemingway actually volunteered to do a bit of espionage for the Soviets.

He was given the codename "Argo" — a ship from Greek mythology; fitting for such a nautical

guy.

He may be the granddaddy of modern badassery, but it turned out Hemingway was a lousy spy.

According to official KGB files, Argo never delivered any political information, and the

Russians soon gave up on their undercover author.

J.D. Salinger, total creep

When it comes to writing, J.D. Salinger was no phony.

The reclusive author was the man behind The Catcher in the Rye, one of the most beloved

and debated novels of all time.

But while Salinger's work has attracted legions of fans, many don't know — or overlook — his

controversial history with teenage girls.

As it turns out, Salinger was kind of a creep when it came to manipulating young women.

He would often lure these young girls into romantic relationships by writing them letters,

using both his pen and his power to seduce and trap teenagers.

When he was 53, he spotted a teenage Joyce Mccaynard on the cover of The New York Times

and soon drew her into a relationship.

She would later write about her interactions with the author, describing him as more than

a tad predatory.

Ickier still, he began courting Jean Miller when she was just 14.

He kept their uncomfortable relationship going until the girl turned 20, and then they finally

hooked up.

After an awkward one night stand, Salinger dumped her immediately.

"What did your mother think of this?"

"Well, exactly."

Of course, when it came to people his own age, Salinger was far less seductive.

On one occasion, a woman showed up at his house, collecting for the Red Cross, and he

responded by pulling a gun and threatening to shoot her.

Sure, the man was reclusive, but taking shots at the Red Cross is going a little too far

with the whole angsty writer angle.

Jack London, horrible racist

White Fang is one of the most famous 19th-century American novels, and one of the best stories

ever written from a canine's point of view.

But there's a lot more going on here than a simple story about a wolfdog making its

way in the world.

Pick up a copy of White Fang and skip to the part where the heroic beast encounters white

people for the very first time after living with a tribe of Native Americans.

"As compared with the Indians he had known, they were to him another race of superior

gods."

The novel then goes on to say that White Fang's Native American master "was a child-god among

these white skinned ones."

Yeah, it seems White Fang is a really racist wolf… probably because author Jack London

is one of the biggest bigots in American literature.

If you think the "superior gods" stuff is bad, then check out London's essay called

"The Salt of the Earth," which argued that whites are "a race of mastery and achievement."

London even wrote that genocide was just a part of natural selection, something that's

perfectly acceptable when "lesser breeds" encounter Anglo-Saxons.

And don't even get us started on his anti-Chinese 1910 short story, "The Unparalleled Invasion."

Here's the abridged version: China starts taking over the world, so the US and Europe

wipe it off the map with biological weapons.

Real uplifting stuff, London.

Doesn't remind us of evil aliens at all.

"EXTERMINATE"

Roald Dahl, anti-Semitic jerk

It might come as a surprise that Roald Dahl — author of James and the Giant Peach, Matilda,

and The BFG — was a bit of a monster in real life, not unlike the ghoulish characters

that populate his stories.

Dahl was reportedly a horrible person who made life miserable for everyone who worked

at his publishing company, Alfred A. Knopf.

According to one account by editor-in-chief Robert Gottlieb, whenever Dahl dropped by

the office, he treated secretaries like servants and threw tantrums when he didn't get his

way.

When the company finally told Dahl to get a grip or get out, everyone in the office

supposedly got on their desks and cheered.

Dahl was so bad that his first wife nicknamed him "Roald the Rotten."

In addition to being generally ill-tempered, he was allegedly racist.

In the original versions of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the Oompa Loompas weren't

eerie-looking orange dwarves from a mystical island; instead, they were actually black

pygmies.

As pointed out by the BBC, in James and the Giant Peach, the character of the Grasshopper

proclaims,

"I'd rather be fried alive and eaten by a Mexican."

But worst of all, Dahl went on the record in 1983 during an interview with New Statesmen,

saying,

"There is a trait the in the Jewish character that does provoke animosity.

[…] Even a stinker like Hitler didn't just pick on them for no reason."

That's right.

According to Roald Dahl, the Jewish people deserved what they got during the Holocaust,

which is definitely not a story you want your kids to hear.

"You can quote Oscar Wilde, and say: When I am gone, I hope it will be said my sins

were scarlet but my books were read."

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Liverpool midfielder Emre Can is all set to join Juventus at the end of this season.

As per the reports from Italy (translated by SportWitness), the German midfielder has

already agreed to a five-year contract with the Italian champions.

Can is out of contract this summer and he will leave the Reds on a free transfer.

The report adds that the Liverpool midfielder will earn around €6m/year over the next

five years at Juventus after tax.

The 24-year-old has been a key player for Jurgen Klopp and losing him for nothing is

a massive blow.

It will be interesting to see how Liverpool cope with this departure.

The Reds are yet to sign a replacement for Philippe Coutinho.

The Brazilian left the club in January.

Naby Keita is set to come in at the end of this season but the Leipzig star is not similar

to Can in terms of skill set and style.

Liverpool have been linked with the likes of Jorginho and Ruben Neves this month and

they would be the perfect alternative to the German.

Official confirmation of the deal which will take Emre Can from Liverpool to Juventus will

reportedly arrive after Wednesday's Champions League semi-final.

Can's future has been the subject of much debate all season, with the Germany international's

current deal at Anfield expiring at the end of this season.

The deal was originally expected to be announced after the Champions League final at the end

of the campaign,

but the Liverpool ECHO reports that confirmation will now take place after the semi-final.

The Reds are bidding to reach their first Champions League final since 2007, whereas

Roma have not graced the showpiece since losing to Liverpool in

the 1984 final.

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I hope you liked it and want it I'm hoping for third place

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my main channel will be soon too detached from the trailer 2.0 and I am

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How Scientists Protect the World's Most Famous Art - Duration: 4:58.

[♪INTRO]

Artists create all sorts of paintings, sculptures, and architecture that help make our world

beautiful and capture moments in history.

But without scientists, we would've lost most of this art by now.

Art gets dirty and damaged over time.

And if you try to clean it without paying attention to chemistry,

you could do more harm than good.

Thankfully, scientists have been learning how to restore artwork in some pretty cool

ways that are effective and safe.

And a little weird, to be honest.

One way of cleaning 3-D artwork — like, sculptures or architecture —

is by blasting it with a laser.

Which sounds counterintuitive... but awesome.

This method is called laser ablation, and it was first developed in the 1970s to get

something called black crust off marble.

This crust is a combination of pollution from the environment and the mineral gypsum — which

can form if marble is exposed to acid rain.

And it can be hard to get off.

Using chemicals or scraping it isn't always precise and can damage the art underneath.

Laser ablation gets around those problems by using short pulses from a handheld laser

to dislodge grime.

To make sure conservators don't accidentally melt any statues, the length of the pulse

is carefully controlled by a computer, and it usually only lasts a few millionths or

even billionths of a second.

The lasers also use infrared light, since that has a longer wavelengths and carries

less potentially-damaging energy than visible light.

Once the laser is turned on, the light heats up and expands the black crust.

That expansion creates waves of pressure that ultimately detach the grime — all without

affecting the marble underneath.

It's actually a little like how tattoo removal works — except those lasers are breaking

up the ink in your cells into smaller pieces, not blasting it off your body.

Lasers might seem like the gold standard for cool science.

But to repair some paintings, scientists got even more creative:

They trained dirt-eating bacteria.

A few years ago, art conservators in Italy were working to repair a series of 400-year-old

frescoes — a kind of painting done on wet plaster.

After decades of pigeon poop and harmful restoration attempts,

the frescoes were in pretty bad shape.

They were covered in waste, salt, and glues from those older, botched restorations.

And to make things even worse, the chemicals that conservators were using to try and clean

them were actually damaging the paint.

That's where bacteria came in.

By working with microbiologists, the conservators identified a strain of bacteria that could

actually eat the salts and glues right off the paintings.

In only a few hours, it removed 80% of the damage without touching the pigments underneath.

It's called Pseudomonas stutzeri, and it's pretty common in dirt and water.

These bacteria can get energy from all kinds of compounds, and they'll actually produce

different proteins depending on the food source they're given.

So by growing them in specific mixtures of old glues and salts, biologists can actually

"train" the bacteria to make proteins that eat away the grime on frescoes.

As long as they don't include pigments in the training mix, the bacteria won't touch

the original artwork, either.

After a few hours with these organisms, the paintings looked practically as good as new.

Or at least, way better than they did.

Bacteria has since been used to clean more paintings, some up to 700 years old.

And besides helping us, they're getting a free meal out of it — so it's a win-win.

Now, possibly the most satisfying method of art restoration is cleaning off yellowed varnish

with some careful chemistry.

For real, you can watch all kinds of videos of this online.

Varnish is applied to oil or acrylic paintings for a few reasons,

including to protect the art from dirt.

Formulas can vary, but it's generally made of a drying oil, a resin, and some sort of thinner.

The resin is a sticky substance — like pine resin — and it forms a hard coating on the

painting after everything dries.

The problem is, resins often change color over time.

After years of exposure to light or oxygen, compounds in them break down

and turn yellow or even brown.

And it's not pretty.

Taking off the old varnish is a challenge, because the chemicals used to do it can just

as easily erode the paint underneath.

So art conservators have to become chemists.

First, they'll slowly wipe away the old varnish using a chemical like acetone, a carbon-based

molecule that's great at dissolving resin.

Then, they also have to remove the acetone residue,

so it doesn't keep dissolving the original paint.

To do that, they'll use a neutralizer.

These are often mixes of chemicals — like oils — that stop a varnish remover from

reacting, or from being so acidic or basic.

The exact chemical they'll use will depend on the remover itself.

For example, with acetone, they can use a mix of petroleum and wintergreen oil.

Then, once everything is clean, the painting is ready to be re-varnished

or put back on display.

Without science, conservators could accidentally turn a work of art into, well, kind of a mess.

But thanks to techniques like these, they can keep preserving beautiful pieces of art

— and history — so we can enjoy them for decades to come.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow!

Besides restoring art, scientists are also pretty talented at busting art forgeries.

If you'd like to learn how, you can watch our episode all about it.

[♪OUTRO]

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Where To Start? - Bob Proctor - Duration: 2:02.

Hello there and welcome.

Do you know, almost everyone has a great idea,

and they're gonna execute their great idea.

I have all kinds of people come to me,

I've got a great idea I'd like to share with you.

What they do, is they want me to execute their great idea.

Why don't they execute their idea?

When you get a real good idea, you should act on it.

People have ideas of starting a business,

I've started a number of different businesses.

Question is: Where to start?

You start where you are and you start with what you've got.

That's all you need.

When you start where you are and with what you've got,

and you bring your mind to focus on that idea,

you will attract everything to you that you need.

You were taught, "Seek ye first this kingdom,

in its righteousness

and all these things will be given to us."

See when you learn to focus on something,

you get on a frequency.

And when you're on that frequency you start

to attract whatever you want.

You may not have any money,

you many not have the resources that you need to execute,

to build it into something big. That doesn't matter.

All the resources that you need

to do anything you want to do is already here.

But you've got to get in touch with them.

You've got to get in harmony with them and boom,

you'll rush 'em into your life.

You'll attract the money, the people, the thoughts,

the things, everything you need you'll attract to you.

So where do you start?

You always start where you are,

and you start with what you've got.

Don't be looking at what you don't have.

Think of what you do have.

Fall in love with your idea and get it rolling now.

Check us out a proctorgallagherinstitute.com

for tips, tools and resources.

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Make lifelong connections in the Microsoft Educator Community - Duration: 1:58.

- There is a feeling of being valued and understood

as an educator.

(upbeat music)

(children laughing)

- My vision of education is us learning together.

- It's the idea that each day we come,

whether you're in the nicest place or the hardest place.

- My students benefit from whatever I learn

on the global platform.

We are able to break the barrier of cultural differences,

of language differences, and we are able to reach out

to each and everyone out there.

- It's super important to bring in the world

into our classroom and for us to come out in the world.

There are so many different ways we can do that.

- The Microsoft Educator Community has really helped

to get all of the teachers on board for a common goal.

- The MIE program gets you out of your comfort zone.

- Every day is a day of learning for me.

(upbeat music)

- We've been friends for how?

- Finally today I get to meet you face-to-face.

- That's right.

- This is magic.

(laughter)

- Hi there, friend!

- I hope my students walk away from my classroom

being citizens of the world if you just have the devotion,

passion, and a bit of creativity.

- Come on!

- At the end of the day, it is about engagement.

(applause and cheering)

- There are endless possibilities.

(cymbal crash)

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1st Birthday Weekend Celebration - Baby's First Sugar Rush! - Duration: 5:17.

Your so cute sweetheart. What's up with the spoon?

Is that so?

Here we go!

It's good!

Is that good?

Wow! Look at that!

Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you.

Happy birthday dear Pablo Alejandro.

Happy birthday to you.

Gotta make a wish sweetheart.

Okay! Here we go!

Number one! Good job!!

Your not going to touch me.. (with those sticky hands)

You're good to go. Come on let's wash you up!

Look how sticky I am.

(song by Lionel Ritchie - All Night Long)

song: American Authors - Best Day of My Life

High five!

Faster! Faster!

Oh hi! You want milk? You want milk?

Happy birthday to you!

Blow out the candles!

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How To Email Marketing (The Single Biggest Mistake Many Email Marketers Make) - Duration: 4:12.

the single biggest mistake many email marketers make and don't even realize it

hi Jason here and in this video you're going to learn the single biggest

mistake the email marketers make are you making this same mistake I know that

I've been guilty of it and I know how difficult email marketing can be if not

done right I've been there but this video will highlight the single biggest

mistake many marketers make so you can avoid it

okay without further ado let's talk email marketing

if you asked a group of marketers this simple question

when you send an email to your list what's your number one goal

what answer do you think you'd get?

to get readers to open it to get readers to read it to

give some useful info to build rapport to sell a product

those are all good answers

but they're also all wrong answers

of course you want them to open

the email read the email build some rapport maybe give some

useful info but none of these are your primary objective

so what is?

to get the click that's it

everything else is simply in support of that number one goal

ideally you want to train your list to click your links like mind numb robots

you want them to click automatically without thinking because

it's what they always do when they open your emails

you don't need to sell the product the sales page or video you send them to should do that for you

you don't need to tell them everything about the blogpost you're sending them to

the post will do that for you

so how can you improve your click-through rate?

give great information people will like you and

trust you if you give them great info that helps them clicking the link is

just a natural extension of that

show them the what but not the how

you might give them a really useful tip on what drives super targeted traffic but to

learn how to do it they need to click the link

don't always send them to sales letters

send them to fun stuff to show them your blog post your videos and even

other people's stuff now and then

and now and then surprise them with a free product

your email tells them a method to list build using Facebook

then you send them to a link that will give them 5 more list building methods

and when they click the link they see a very short sales page offering the product for free

how much do you think they love you right now

and what are the odds that they will click more of your links in the future just in case

there is another free product on the other side

of course your list and your niche may call for slightly different methods

but bottom line your primary goal of email

marketing is always to get the click because the more trained your list is to

click the more money you will make in the long run

I hope you found this video useful please like and leave a comment about whether you agree or disagree

about the importance of the click

and don't forget to subscribe to my channel

for more videos helping you to grow your online business and wherever you are in

the world have a great day

you

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The Weirdest Ways to Solve Big Problems! - Duration: 12:38.

Here are some of the weirdest ways big problems have been solved!

9 - Tallest man in the world If you've been following our videos here,

you'd know by now that dolphins are smart.

And they loooooove pufferfish.

Anyways, there are tons of scientists trying to decipher dolphin-language and culture.

Dolphins are an advanced race, and they have many things in common with us.However, just

like human babies, baby dolphins aren't exactly the brightest.

Back in 2006, there were two baby dolphins in Fushun, China who were left unsupervised.

During this time without human supervision, these two dolphins managed to eat off the

plastic edge of their pool!

They succeeded in swallowing the chunks of plastic before their caregivers noticed and

stopped them.

No matter what the vets did to try and get the plastic bits out, the dolphin's stomachs

just constricted with the instruments they used, and no one had arms long enough to reach

inside the dolphin's stomach.

With the plastic in their stomach, the dolphins couldn't eat, so the vets were afraid that

they weren't going to survive.

However, someone got a brilliant idea: why not just get someone who has arms that can

actually reach inside the stomach of these dolphins?!

And that's when the oceanarium called on the world's tallest man, a man named Xi

Shun, to help with their baby dolphin dilemma.

He was able to get his 41.7-inch-long arm inside the dolphins stomachs and remove the

plastic, bit by bit, saving their lives!

8 - Make them walk longer Do you guys hate having to wait for checked

bags at the airport?

We definitely try to avoid checking a bag just because of having to wait!

A few years ago, the Houston airport got some minor restorations, and the airport started

getting hundreds of complaints.

You would think a new restoration would cut down on complaints, but no, the complaints

kept rolling in because of the increased amount of time passengers had to wait to get their

bags!

The airport executives thought the problem was because that there wasn't enough staff

working on a particular shift.

They hired more baggage handlers for the busiest times of the day.

This plan worked pretty well, but even so, the complaints kept coming in.

The executives were baffled, and it was time to call the experts in.

The consultants essentially found that the distance between the arrival gates and the

baggage claim was very short, and it took passengers only a minute to walk that distance.

If the time it took for workers to get the luggage from the plane to the baggage claim

was eight minutes, this meant passengers spent about 85% of their waiting time just standing

around waiting for their bags!

So what was the solution?!

Just make them walk longer!

They moved the arrival gates away from the main terminal and at the same time, they routed

the bags to the outermost carousel.

Problem solved: now it took passengers 6 and a half minutes to walk to their bags.

The complaints dropped to almost zero.

Pretty ingenious if you ask us!

7 - It bangs So you've probably have seen commercials that

advertise that some cleaning product is able to remove grease and grime without almost

any effort whatsoever.

It's almost magical, because at the end, there's always a happy person standing in a pristine

kitchen.

Well, maybe those ads weren't exaggerating after all.

Caithness Chemicals is a chemical company with a plant in Ireland that used to recycle

plutonium.

The plant hadn't been active since the '80s, but radiation just doesn't go away for a

lonnnnnng time.

Caithness chemicals had a team in charge of dismantling the plant, but plutonium was still

all over the place giving off radiation.

The normal chemical agents they used to decontaminate surfaces needed time to dry and slowed down

the demolition process significantly.

So one of the workers suggested a cleaner he had seen on TV, a cleaning product called

Cillit Bang.

Obviously, they were desperate, because the team actually tried it.

Surprisingly, it worked.

The cleaner was found to reduce levels of radioactive contamination remarkably well!

The cleaner had worked so well, its use also drew interest from operators of other nuclear

sites in the UK.

Who knew that a cheap household cleaner is capable of getting rid of radiation?!

6 - Mice with headaches Here's an interesting fact: Brown tree snakes

were accidentally introduced to Guam after the second world war.

A few of these snakes were inadvertently transported from the Solomon Islands to Guam on a cargo

plane.

The thing with brown tree snakes is that they're great predators.

Since coming to Guam, Brown tree snakes have made several of the island's native animal

species extinct!

Also, they reproduced like crazy, so brown tree snakes infested the island's jungles.

So what was the solution?

Over the years, U.S.

Government scientists have unsuccessfully tried many methods to get rid of the overpopulation

of these snakes with such things as traps and snake-detecting dogs.

However, these methods still didn't seem to make a dent.

Instead, one unusual method that was developed actually worked.

Brown tree snakes are one of the few species that'll eat prey they didn't grilled themselves!

So scientists began filling red mice with acetaminophen, aka Tylenol, and began dropping

these mice over the jungles.

The acetaminophen dose is just enough to induce a coma and eventually make the snake a goner,

but not enough to damage any other animals fatally.

Pretty clever, right?!

5 - MacGuyverd it You'd think that after hundreds of scientists

planned out every single detail, and made backup plans for backup plans, there's pretty

much no chance for things to go wrong in an outer space exploration mission.

Well, if there's anything Hollywood has taught us is that space is unexpected at best.

What happened at the International Space Station was something that would've made Steven

Spielberg proud.

And MacGyver, too.

The ISS is home to six astronauts, all highly trained.

The ISS is powered by four Main Bus Switching Units, and basically, one started to malfunction.

No big deal, they thought.

After all, that's what they've been trained to do.

But when they went outside to replace the unit, they found that the unit was stuck.

Metal shavings had accumulated around the bolts, making the unit impossible to dislodge.

None of their highly technical tools was the right fit, and the problem remained.

However, the next day, they ventured out to fix the issue: they had a plan with a can

of nitrogen gas... and a toothbrush.

Say what?!

With the help of these not-so-technological instruments, they were somehow able to get

the unit unstuck and replaced in no time.

In other good news, no astronaut had to sacrifice their oral hygiene to the mission... the toothbrush

was a spare!

4 - Just add balls This scenario that we're about to describe

sounds like a crappy ScyFy Original Movie plot, but it actually happened.

A while back, the Ivanhoe Reservoir in Los Angeles dropped over 400,000 balls in the

water to protect the water from the sun!

But wait, why did the water need sun protection?

At the Ivanhoe Reservoir, the water contains bromide and chlorine.

Bromide is an element naturally present in groundwater, so no big deal.

On the other hand, chlorine is a chemical used to kill bacteria.

Obviously, the reservoir's water is consumed by thousands of people, it's of course vital

that the water doesn't have much bacteria floating around.

Bromide and chlorine on their own aren't harmful, but the trouble apparently comes

when the two are mixed with sunlight.

As it turns out, this dangerous mix results in bromate, a known carcinogen.

Okay, got it, keep the sun away from the water.

But c'mon, how do you do that in sunny Los Angeles!

A tarp could've been used, but it would have been too expensive.

They thought of using a metal cover, but that would have taken too long to install.

So the execs at Ivanhoe Reservoir reached the only possible solution: They dropped 400,000

pitch black balls over the surface of the water, a solution that somehow worked!

3 - Where the sun doesn't shine Viganella is a tiny little village in the

Italian Alps.

When we say small, we mean small as in there are less than 200 people living there.

However, those people had a big problem.

This small town is sun-deprived!

The village was built in a deep valley, and the mountains surrounding it doesn't let

the sun rays get to the village for many months out of the year.

Some of the villagers claim that it gets as cold as Siberia, as the ice and snow never

get the chance to melt.

What's the solution?

They essentially needed a giant reflector!

With the help of all their neighbors, Viganella was able to place an eight-by-five meter sheet

of steel at the top of one of the mountains.

This giant mirror reflects the sun into the main piazza of the town in the months where

the sun stops shining.

Thanks to this new mirror, Viganella will have at least one ray of sunshine from November,

when the sun disappears, to February, when the sun finally reappears on its own!

Viganella's mirror is controlled by a remote system that allows it to move and follow the

sun's path.

The whole project cost only about 100,000 euros, financed mainly by the local authorities

and banks.

Not bad!

2 - Avoid earworms Make no mistake, earworms aren't parasites

that burrow their way into your ear to lay eggs in your brain.

But for all the pain they cause, they might as well be!

Earworms are bits of music your brain gets stuck on.

You see, our brains are like machines.

When they start a thought, brains want to finish it in order to move on.

But sometimes, brains just can't finish the thoughts.

And what do they do?

You guessed right, they start all over again.

Earworms are essentially broken pieces of melodies that your brain repeats over and

over and over again in the hopes of finishing.

Because you don't know the full song, your brain is never able to reach the end, and

it just starts over again.

Earworms are the worst because you can't get it outta your head!

Sooooo, how do you get rid of them?

The experts recommend several different tactics, but the gist is this: the only way to replace

an insistent thought is with another thought.

You can start by playing the most annoying song on youtube.

In most cases, listening to the song finishing will be enough.

If that doesn't work, try solving some tricky anagrams or sudokus.

Focusing on a difficult task will get your brain distracted from the melody loop.

1 - I can get you a toe by 3 James Byrne was 29 years old when he had a

terrible accident at work.

While sawing through a piece of wood, he severed his left thumb completely.

He was taken to the hospital immediately with his severed thumb of course.

Surgeons got to work right away trying to reattach Byrne's thumb to his hand.

But despite their hard work, blood wouldn't start flowing again into his thumb.

Byrne underwent months of treatment, but ultimately, his thumb had to be cut off for good.

Unfortunately for him, there was just no way to get blood flow back into his thumb.

That's when surgeon Umraz Khan, the doctor overlooking Byrne's case, had an idea.

He proposed to use Byrne's dominant toe to replace his missing thumb!

During an 8 hour procedure, Dr. Khan supervised two surgery teams.

One team was working on Byrne's left foot, removing the big toe.

The other team worked on Byrne's hand, attaching the toe they had just removed.

Although it was a complicated surgery, the surgery was a complete success!

Although James Byrne now has a toe-thumb on his hand now, he almost has regained full

movement in the thumb.

He's able to do all the things we take for granted, such as being able to use a pen,

or open a door.

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Youre the light, youre the night

Youre the color of my blood

Youre the cure, youre the pain

Youre the only thing I wanna touch

Never knew that it could mean so much, so much

Youre the fear, I dont care Cause Ive never been so high

Follow me to the dark Let me take you past our satellites

You can see the world you brought to life, to life

So love me like you do, love me like you do

Love me like you do, love me like you do

Touch me like you do, touch me like you do (oh~)

What are you waiting for?

Fading in, fading out On the edge of paradise

Every inch of your skin is a holy grail Ive got to find (Hey)

Only you can set my heart on fire, on fire

Yeah, Ill let you set the pace

Cause Im not thinking straight

My head spinning around I cant see clear no more

What are you waiting for?

Love me like you do, love me like you do

Love me like you do, love me like you do

Touch me like you do, touch me like you do (oh~)

What are you waiting for?

Love me like you do, love me like you do

Love me like you do, love me like you do

Touch me like you do, touch me like you do (oh~)

What are you waiting for?

Youre the light, youre the night Youre the color of my blood

Youre the cure, youre the pain Youre the only thing I wanna touch

Never knew that it could mean so much,

so much