Waching daily Apr 26 2017

So, one of the things we have to learn about mixing paint is how each of these colours

tends to have a different bias, a different strength quality,

and that only happens through experience.

So when you're first setting out to learn oils, keep it simple.

Keep your palette small, and eventually let it get bigger and bigger and bigger.

One of the things we do here is the students do not start painting in colour.

Their very first painting is black and white.

Now, I lie a little bit, because they're given one colour with the black and white:

an earth colour.

What they have to do is they learn how to mix a neutral grey.

If it's pure black and white, it's cool, and if it's pure brown and white it's warm.

So they have to introduce the two together to find the scale in the middle that's neutral.

And that's them learning how to repeat it over and over again.

So this is neutral: it's neither warm nor cool.

Alright, so which of these do you think has the strongest tinting property?

I would say the black does.

It has the strongest influence on the other two.

Anyway, I'm going to start to go for a little grey.

I know my grey is going to be on the light range, so I need more white than I need black.

I know black is very strong, so I'm going to take the littlest amount.

Think of peppercorns, little peppercorn-sizes of paint to start mixing with, because you'd

be surprised how quickly it influences.

And you notice, already, how my value is almost the same value as your paper.

But do you notice the tint is bluer?

See, it's a little bluer.

But if I introduce a little brown, I can start to neutralize it.

See, what's great about this is you can pick it up, get it off, scrape it, push it into itself,

and really stir a nice, flat, clear mixture.

You can't do that with a brush.

You don't know how much paint is in the brush, how streaky the brush is.

See that requires a little bit more experience, to know how to pick up with your brush and

mix.

You see what I mean?

Because that's one of the culprits of why people paint muddy paintings.

They just aren't controlling their brush at all.

And they're using one brush.

Or maybe two or three, but they're going from light to dark, and it's such a dramatic difference.

And they're trying to go from red to green to yellow, and they don't realize their brush

is still contaminated with a bunch of other colours.

So this is kind of a neutral grey, isn't it, and that's all you really need for this guy, okay?

So that one will be easy to do, right?

And then if you make your one little piece, then you can start building more.

Off to the side, you can go, okay, now I need a bunch of this paint, and I'm going to keep

matching that.

See, now I'm too brown.

So then I gotta pick up more black, and then the black darkens it,

so now I gotta pick up more white.

So, let's talk about the properties of colour.

You have three, there are three things happening every time you squeeze that colour out.

Every one of these colours has a hue.

Now hue is just, what colour is it?

So this is orange, this is red, that's the hue.

It has a value.

So how dark is this orange or how light is it?

And it has chroma.

Now chroma is how bright or how dull the colour is.

Now that's the one that most students, when they're beginning to paint,

have a hard time confusing.

They confuse that with value.

So I'll say to a student, "Oh you need to lighten that colour," and they'll say, "Yeah

you're right it's not bright enough."

And I say, "No, I didn't say that.

The brightness is fine.

You need to lighten it.

You've made it too dark."

Do you see what I mean?

So when you're mixing any colour that you're seeing - either from a copy, from a photograph,

from nature - and you're trying to match that colour, and you're getting frustrated -

"Why can't I seem to get that green?

Why can't I get that red?"

It's because you haven't fulfilled those three points.

Or you haven't fulfilled one of the three points.

And so every time you go to mix a colour, ask yourself first: What hue is it?

What am I mixing?

A blue? A green?

Now that in itself is not as simple as it sounds, because there are many variations

within each clear hue.

I mean, green can come in many, many different shades of greens.

You have yellow-greens, blue-greens, red-greens.

You can say the green is cooler, warmer.

But it starts there.

Am I after a green, am I after a yellow, or am I after a blue?

Then ask yourself, how light or how dark is this green?

Then ask yourself how bright or how dull it is.

And as you're doing that, you're trying to tick off those three things.

But eventually you have to describe the colour to yourself.

So as you're mixing that hue and going, "Oh I think my green is a little too blue, it

should be yellower."

Then the moment you say that, that's you saying, "Oh I know what to do, I'll add more yellow.

I just said it, it needed to be a little more yellow."

You have to learn how to describe colour.

And then you might say, "Oh it feels too cool."

So you need to warm it up, so you go to a warm colour to warm it up, not a cool colour.

Because every colour comes in warm and cool.

You got warm yellows, cool yellows.

You got warm greens, cool greens.

Warm blues, cool blues.

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Knitting Help - Tips for a Nice Ribbed Cuff - Duration: 10:18.

[music]

I have several different videos demonstrating little bits and pieces from what I'm going

to show you here, but I wanna put it all into one video.

It's because hat knitting is really popular, and I wanna show you the techniques that I

use to get a really tidy ribbed brim on all the hats that I knit.

I love knitting hats, I've been on a hat knitting kick for a while, I think a lot of people

have realized that knitting hats is a great gift.

A knitted hat fits all the time, and it's kind of a little thing to knit and easy thing

to give away.

And when I'm knitting hats, my own hats, and talking about hat knitting with other people,

I always use and recommend 16-inch circular needles.

It just makes the whole thing really easy.

You're not working...until you start decreasing for the crown, you're not working with double

pointed needles.

So Fair Isle, or ribbing, or whatever, go really quickly on these 16-inch circulars.

And 16-inch circulars are a special thing, their...the actual needle part is shorter

than a regular interchangeable set.

So they're...you have your regular interchangeable set, you know, like from size 4 to 11 or whatever,

and then you have your separate 16-inch circular set.

If you don't have one yet, I highly recommend asking for one for Christmas.

And the one that I'm using here is from Knitter's Pride.

Knitter's Pride actually sponsored this video, but I would have used these needles anyway,

whether they had sponsored the video or not.

This is my own personal set, you see it's missing some needles because I have them all

in different pieces here.

Here's the whole set.

You can see, all the needle sizes are in there.

But Knitter's Pride does such a good job with these sets, and that everything stays really

tidy, you have all your needles.

And then, in this case, there's a zipper in the back where you have the cords, and the

keys, and everything else goes together.

And this one is like this Paris stitched in silk, it's very pretty.

That's the Knitter's Pride Royale.

And if you look in the video description field below or you click through to my website,

I will have a link to where you can find these needles for yourself.

So let's go ahead and take a look at how we're going to get this awesome tidy cuff on our

hat.

Here are my Knitter's Pride needles, and I'll show you really quickly, when you pick the

needle size that you need and you have your 16-inch cord, you put your key through the

base of the needle like this, and the needle just screws on to the cord, and then you have

this key there to hang on to while you hand-tighten it the rest of the way.

And that gives you this beautiful, smooth join.

Okay.

So when I'm casting on for a hat, or really any time I'm casting on more than just a few

stitches, this is what I do, I always put...to figure out how much yarn I'm going to need

for the long tail cast on, I leave myself about six inches and I start wrapping and

counting.

And each one of these wraps is enough for one stitch.

So that's where I make my slipknot, after I, you know, count out 72 stitches or whatever

it is.

And for hats, I always use the long tail cast on or the German twisted cast on.

You're just gonna cast on...this is a long tail cast on.

And I'll give you a link to my German twisted cast on.

So you're gonna cast on all of your stitches for your hat.

And once you have everything cast on, you're gonna want to join in the round.

And there are different ways of doing it.

I will give you a link to a video where I demonstrate a few different ways of joining

in the round, but I'm gonna go ahead and join in the round the way that I always do it,

which is just keeping things very simple.

But before I make this into a tube, I wanna make sure that nothing's twisted, so I'm looking

in all the knots from my cast on row are all lining up on the inside of this cord.

So I grab a stitch marker, pop it on the right needle, and I just start knitting.

That video I just gave you the link to will show you some different ways of doing it,

but this is how I always do it.

So I'm working knit two, purl two, and I start by working two knit stitches.

I yarn forward, put the yarn forward between the two needles, and purl two.

Whoops.

Yarn back to knit two, and the cast on row's always a little tight, yarn forward to purl

two.

Things go faster once you get past this row.

So next, I wanna show you a little trick that I do to make sure that the ribbing looks really

good, because there's always a chance when you're working two-by-two rib, that the second

knit stitch ends up being kind of loose and wonky, and doesn't look as tight as the knit

stitch next to it.

And this is what I do to make sure that that stitch always looks good.

I'm going to knit two, and then yarn forward to purl two.

I purl the first stitch, I pull the yarn back between the two needles and tug, and I know

you probably can't see on camera, but a whole bunch of slack just picked up on that stitch

when I did that.

Purl the second stitch, knit one, knit two, yarn forward, purl, yarn back, tug.

And the reason that this second knit stitch will sometimes end up looking loose, is because

the action of yarning forward to purl leaves a little drag on the yarn.

And if you can tug on that first purl stitch to eliminate that drag, it keeps the second

knit stitch looking really good.

It's only on the first purl stitch after a knit.

So knit two, purl, tug.

Okay.

So, now we'll say that you've finished your hat and you have this end to weave in.

And a lot of times when you're weaving in these ends, you'll see that there is a jog

in the very bottom, in the cast on row of the hat.

And that's because when you're knitting in the round, you're knitting in a spiral.

And I'm gonna show you how to eliminate that jog by using the end that we already have

to weave in.

So I'm going to...I'm going to try to copy what I see here in the cast on row which is

a series of Vs. I'm going to go...my working yarn's coming from here, I'm going to go under

two legs of a V over here.

Actually I think I wanna go in a different spot.

I usually end up doing this a couple of times until I get it just the way I want it.

There's my slipknot, I'm gonna try going past the slipknot, and then going back down in

the same hole I came out of.

And there we go, I have eliminated the jog that was there.

And the last thing, well I'll tell you again what I did.

I went to the V past the slipknot, under both legs of that V, and then back down into the

same hole I came out of, and that's what I got.

The last thing I wanna do, last little technique that I always use when I'm working on hats,

is to weave in this end.

So I'm turning this inside out.

And normally, you weave in an end across, right?

But if you do that, it's going to make it so you don't have the elasticity of the rib

if you weave in across.

So this is what I always do.

I have these two columns of knit stitches on...this is inside out.

I'm going to just put my needle under the right leg of one stitch, the right leg of

the stitch above it, the right leg of the stitch above it, just kind of winding my needle

through, and pull that through.

And then I'm gonna go back down by winding my needle through the stitches on the other

side without reaching all the way down to the bottom.

And I can cut that short.

And because I've just woven in the end in one column of knit stitches, the elasticity

is perfect.

I haven't disrupted it at all.

Well there you go, one video chock-full of all the techniques I use for a tidy ribbed

cuff every time that I'm knitting a hat.

This can be...really any ribbed cuff.

I know there are ribbed cuff in the bottoms of sweaters and everything else, but I think

I for sure mostly knit them for hats.

I hope it helps.

Good luck.

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Focus Of Investigation Shifts As Search Continues For Missing South Pasadena Boy - Duration: 1:59.

WE WILL SEND IT BACK TO YOU.

CRAIG, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR

THAT.

THE FAMILY OF A MISSING BOY IS

HEADING BACK OUT TODAY TO POST

FLYERS AND LOOK FOR ANSWERS.

ALSO THIS MORNING AND THE

FOCUS OF THE INVESTIGATION IS

SHIFTING.

CARPENTER'S LIVE IN THIS

MORNING IN SOUTH PASADENA TO

TELL US ABOUT THAT.

WE HAD SPOKE WITH THE

DETECTIVES THIS MORNING WHO

SAY THEY ARE STILL VERY

HOPEFUL.

THEY'RE FOLLOWING UP ON

NUMEROUS CALLS ABOUT THE

POSSIBLE SIGHTINGS OF THIS

LITTLE BOY.

YESTERDAY THERE WAS A

BOMBSHELL IN THE

INVESTIGATION.

THE FATHER WHO HAVE BEEN IN

JAIL FOR DAYS WAS LET GO.

THIS IS A PICTURE OF THE

35-YEAR-OLD HE WAS RELEASED

BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF

EVIDENCE.

THEY ARE STILL INVESTIGATING

BUT THEY WANT TO FOCUS ON THE

BOY'S WHEREABOUTS FOR NOW.

THE FATHER'S STATEMENTS ABOUT

HIS MISSING SON HAD BEEN

CONVOLUTED AND INCONSISTENT.

HE WAS FOUND PASSED OUT NEAR

HIS CAR AND A SOUTH THE SOUTH

PASADENA PARK ON SATURDAY WITH

HIS SON NOWHERE TO BE FOUND.

HE WAS TREATED AND THEN

ARRESTED.

THEN YESTERDAY IT'S MOVED THE

WITNESSES THERE

HIM BUT NOT WITH HIS SON AND

THE SEARCH THERE

NOTHING HE WAS SUPPOSED TO

DROP OFF HIS SON ON SATURDAY

MORNING WHEN HE FAILED TO DO

THAT SHE CALLED POLICE WHO

HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE OUT

WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM EVER

SINCE.

HIS MOTHER IS DISTRAUGHT.

WE ALL REMAIN OPTIMISTIC AT

THIS TIME IN HOPES THAT WE

FIND HIM SAFELY AND BRING HIM

HOME TO HER.

A LITTLE MORE NOW ON THE

THAILAND.

THEY WERE REPORTEDLY TOGETHER

AT DISNEYLAND ON THURSDAY

BEFORE HE WAS SEEN ALONE AGAIN

AT THE LAKE ON FRIDAY AND THEN

FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ON

SATURDAY.

WE HAD REACHED OUT TO HIS

ATTORNEY TO GET MORE ABOUT HIS

SIDE OF THE STORY ABOUT WHY HE

WAS UNCONSCIOUS.

WE'RE HOPING TO LEARN A LITTLE

BIT MORE THERE.

DETECTIVES STILL FOLLOWING UP

ON LEADS OF SIGHTINGS THEY

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Alzheimer Society Peel - Nora's House Respite Care Home - Duration: 1:43.

Nora's House is a unique respite care facility, located in the region of peel, just south

of Dundas street in Mississauga.

Nora's House is custom designed for the support and enjoyment for all who stay and

provides a safe a secure homelike environment.

Nora's House is wheelchair accessible, but is not suitable for those who have complex

medical needs or those who require lifting.

Nora's House operates 24 hours a day, 7 days per week, and employees specially trained

staff to care for and be sensitive to the needs of the families we serve.

One of the most beloved features of Nora's House is our therapeutic garden, used during

the Spring, Summer, and Fall months.

Our guests can enjoy a walk in the yard or a leisurely lunch, while surrounded by the

most beautiful flowers and the sounds of our water fountain.

Nora's House is unique in that it offers guests a homelike environment to enjoy their

time, while their families are away.

Staying at Nora's House allows people to keep their familiar routines and reside in

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Nora's House also offers a 1:4 staff guest ratio, which allows for high quality of care

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We offer montessori based programing, music therapy, exercises, crafts, singing and dancing,

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Nora's House provides a very important service to both the person living with Dementia and

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It allows caregivers to take a break with peace of mind, knowing that their loved one

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It also provides the person living with Dementia a place they can call their home away from

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BREATHE | An Operating System for Diversity - Duration: 3:16.

Different ideas. Different opinions.

Different experiences. Different

Creativity. Often we find ourselves in

groups where a small set of people have

taken control with or without the actual

authority to do so. In groups like this

if we feel like minorities we act like

minorities restricting our

communications for fear of being labeled

as disruptive. Ruling groups often

enrich this by not inviting true

collaboration outside of their clique

locking people out. This is the very

definition of 'Groupthink'. Teams like this

find themselves in a circle dance, acting

the same and repeating their ideas. They

lack innovation and they lack diversity.

Diversity is about the frequencies that

we can't see. It's about the ideas and

the experiences that can't be defined

that are locked up in the emotional

landscape of difference. Yes, it's true to

say that our groups, clubs and

organizations need a better feature

representation of age groups, genders,

ethnicities and religious foundations but

it's difference that is the wellspring of

diversity. So, how do you empower and

facilitate diversity in your

organization? BREATHE was created

precisely for this purpose.

Accelerating the capabilities of a group

of people who are collaborating with

their ideas, desegregating them and

bringing them around a problem as one.

BREATHE creates a culture where everyone

is incentivized to share their ideas,

whether it's new thinking or critical

insights. BREATHE empowers us to connect

with our diverse roots and cuts away at

the usual barriers. This is where

diversity quite literally breathes life

into problem solving by utilizing the

highest level of human powered insight

available. So, how does it achieve this?

BREATHE is a five step process. Each step

of the process has its own structure to

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5 Natural Home Remedies for Acid Reflux : acid reflux remedy - Duration: 5:06.

Learn 5 Natural Home Remedies for acid reflux. How often has a delicious meal been ruined

by a painful bout of heartburn? Over the counter heartburn medications are very effective but

here's the good news: home remedies can also help you get much needed relief. In this

video you're going to learn 5 of the best, natural acid reflux remedies. These tips are

the go-to solution our family uses for acid reflux relief and today, you will see exactly

what foods to avoid - to lower the risk of acid reflux and heartburn.

Here is our list of our top 5 natural remedies for acid reflux treatment:

1. Apple Cider Vinegar ACV helps calm the stomach and lowers the

pH of the stomach contents to reduce the pressure build up. Add 2 tsp of ACV to a ¼ cup of

water and drink. This is a fast-acting natural remedy for acid reflux

2. Lemon Juice Lemon Juice's pH makes it an acid stronger

than vinegar. It contains lots of nutrients, especially Vitamin C so it can help with heartburn

and is a great choice when in pain. Juice 1 lemon into a glass. If you can, drink it

straight, otherwise add a ¼ cup of water and take like a shot.

3. Baking Soda A natural antacid that provides quick relief

from heartburn as it neutralizes stomach acid. Mix 1 tsp of baking soda in a glass of water.

Stir well & drink down quickly.

4. Chew Gum Chewing gum after meals stimulates saliva

production, in turn washing away acid build up in the gut. Being alkaline, saliva also

helps neutralize stomach acids.

5. Aloe Juice Aloe does more than relieve sunburn. Because

it reduces inflammation it may be able to help with heartburn too.

Drink ½ a cup of aloe juice before meals. Look for a brand that has the laxative component

removed.

These 5 simple home remedies for acid reflux are highly effective but want to know the

best part? Most of the ingredients can normally be found right there in your kitchen!

And we don't stop there! Here are some additional tips:

There are certain known 'trigger foods' that can increase your risk for acid reflux

and you should be especially wary of items that can lead to symptoms. Try avoiding these

foods: Chocolate, Garlic, Onions, Soda, Citrus fruit

juices, high-fat foods (such as fast food products), fried foods, caffeine, alcohol,

tomato sauce and other tomato-based products. By limiting or avoiding these triggers you

may experience fewer symptoms. If you suffer from acid reflux, determine

what's causing or exacerbating the problem. Foods that contain living enzymes are crucial

in eliminating and preventing acid reflux. Change your diet! Avoid processed foods & sugars

and try eating fresh organic fruits and vegetables. Try eating smaller meals, especially before

bedtime; it puts less pressure on the stomach, reducing the backflow of stomach acids.

Avoid laying down after a meal. That can trigger heartburn, and once you do go to bed, try

elevating your head with extra pillows to avoid night-time heartburn.

Drugs used to treat acid reflux only temporarily treat SYMPTOMS but do nothing to solve the

underlying PROBLEM. Want to know how to get rid of heartburn? Well here's the secret:

you must RESTORE your natural gastric balance and function. And here's the kicker: You

can almost always do this naturally, without the help of medications or chemicals.

Have any of our natural heartburn cures worked for you?

Do you have any practical tips you'd like to share with us?

If you enjoyed our video please subscribe and comment 😊

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#AskJon: What do I need to keep in mind for my next Facebook Live event? - Duration: 1:35.

So, let's say you're planning your

Facebook Live event. The first thing you

want to do, is plan out a promotional

campaign. We've been experimenting with

this and we like the two weeks out rule.

So, again figure out who your audiences

are and where they are on social. Create

graphics and encourage everybody in your

organization to share and post

everything you're posting related to the

Facebook Live event. As part of that,

the next thing is you want to solicit

questions before and during the event, so

as you are promoting, ask for questions

on the topic that you're talking about.

And then make sure, as you're starting

the event—it's like you're hosting a

television show, but you want it to be

interactive—so what can you do to get

people to post, in comments or on other

social platforms, any questions they want

asked. And then, periodically during the

event, make sure that you are every five

minutes or so reminding people where

they can post questions and comments.

And then third, do a dry run. You want to make

sure everything's working. Everything

from your mouth all the way to the

equipment the lights and the microphones.

The last thing you want is to post a

specific time for the event and then

you're five minutes past that window and

you're finding you can't go on air

because nothing's working. So, again, what

do you do before, what do you do leading

up to, and what do you do during are the

key three steps in a successful Facebook

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Foster needed for cute kittens - Duration: 2:48.

IT'S A GREAT TIME AND WE WOULD

LOVE FOR YOU TO COME BY AND SAY

HI.

STEPHANIE: IT'S TIME FOR

U-LOCAL'S HOT DOGS, COOL CATS.

I'M HERE WITH MICHELLE FROM

PEGGY ADAMS ANIMAL RESCUE

LEAGUE.

I'VE NICKNAMED THESE THE THREE

MUSKETEERS.

>> FIVE WEEK OLD.

STEPHANIE: THEY ARE BABIES.

TALK ABOUT THESE.

IT'S A FELL INTO LADIES.

>> YES, RURAL, GROW, AND VOID.

-- GIRL, GIRL, AND BOY.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR FOSTER HOMES

AND WE HAVE TONS OF KITTENS

COMING INTO THE SHELTER EVERY

DAY THAT ARE ALL TOO YOUNG TO BE

PUT INTO PERMANENT HOMES.

ONE GREAT WAY THAT YOU CAN HELP

IF YOU CANNOT ADOPT IS TO FOSTER

KITTENS FOR JUST A FEW WEEKS.

IT'S A SHORT-TERM COMMITMENT AND

WE PAY FOR EVERYTHING.

YOU JUST PROVIDE THE HOME.

STEPHANIE: WHAT HAPPENS IF

PEOPLE ARE OUT AND ABOUT AND

THEY FIND KITTENS ABANDONED OR

THERE IS A FERAL CAT OUT THERE

WITH A LITTER OF KITTENS AND

THEY WANT TO HELP RESCUE THE?

M?

>> THE BEST THING TO DO HONESTLY

MOST OF THE TIME IS NOTHING

.

MOST KITTENS THAT APPEAR TO BE

UNVEILE

ABANDONED ARE NOT.

THE MOM TO BE SCOUTING OUT FOOD

OR LOCATION.

THE BEST THING IS TO OBSERVE FOR

A WHILE AND MAKE SURE THE MOM

HAS NOT REALLY LEFT.

DON'T GET TOO CLOSE AND SCARE

MONROY.

-- MOM AWAY.

THE BEST THING TO DO IS JUST

FEED MOM.

KITTENS HAVE THE BEST CHANCE FOR

SURVIVAL IF THEY STAY WITH MOM.

STEPHANIE: SHOULD WE CALL ANIMAL

CARE CONTROL?

SHOULD THEY BE TAKEN AWAY AND

ADOPTED OUT?

>> WE WORK WITH SOME OTHER

ORGANIZATIONS THAT WILL ACTUALLY

GO AND TRAP PHARRELL CATS.

ONCE THE KITTENS ARE OLD ENOUGH

TO BE TAKEN AWAY FROM MOM AND

PUT INTO A SHELTER WHERE THEY

WILL BE SPAYED AND NEUTERED, WE

NEED THE PUBLIC'S HELP TO CATCH

MOM TO BE SPAIN SO SHE WILL

NOT BE ABLE TO REPRODUCE.

STEPHANIE: YOU ARE ALSO TELLING

ME ABOUT THE NOSE.

WHAT ABOUT THE NOSE?

YOU CAN TELL THE SEX BASED ON

THE MOST?

NOSE?

>> I COULD JUST TELL BY THE

PICTURE WE HAD OF THEM BECAUSE

THESE TWO ARE VERY SIMILAR

.

STEPHANIE: THE STRIKE MAKES YOU

TELL THE MAIL FROM THE FEMALE.

WHAT HAPPENED TO THEIR TAILS?

>> THAT'S THE WAY THEY WERE

BORN.

STEPHANIE: I DIDN'T KNOW THAT

WAS A KIND OF BREED.

YOU LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY

DAY.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN

CALL PEGGY ADAMS ANIMAL RESCUE

LEAGUE AT 561-686-3663

AND ONCE THEY ARE OLD ENOUGH,

THEY WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR

ADOPTION AND THEN THEY WILL GET

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Nightcore - Forget Me [Lyrics & Spectrum] Saviour - Duration: 3:01.

Take me to incredible places Where I can be faceless

I want to regret everything I do I want to neglect everyone but you

Teach me to care less Teach me I'm careless

Now that you've met me Don't you forget me

Don't you forget me Now that you know me

Do you regret me?

Do you regret me?

Don't you forget me

Maybe I don't, maybe I don't care You should forget about me

Maybe I don't, maybe I don't care You should forget about me

You keep pretending like it doesn't affect you

Take my mind away from these places Leaving no traces of me

I want to resent everything I do I want to replace everyone but you

Tell me to careless I want to be careless

Now that you've met me Don't you forget me

Don't you forget me Now that you know me

Do you regret me?

Do you regret me?

Maybe I don't, maybe I don't care You should forget about me

Maybe I don't, maybe I don't care Enough about today

Enough about this world Enough about myself

Make me more like you Make me less like me

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The Davis Family Are Excited for Their New Durango! - Duration: 0:21.

Hi, this is Troy, Jackie, Ryan, Kiara

and we are picking up our

new Dodge Durango

which is great

We live in Jasper

we bought here

Everybody was friendly

they stayed late to help us out

very late

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Could Darwin's theory of natural selection and random mutation account for the Cambrian animals? - Duration: 5:44.

Ankerberg: This next clip explains why Darwin's theory of natural selection and random mutation

cannot account for what is needed to build a Cambrian animal.

Folks, I want you to listen.

Narrator: Each of the thousands of different proteins in nature is actually a chain made

from a specific combination of 20 different amino acids.

The sequential order of these chemical building blocks is crucial; for if they are arranged

correctly, the chain folds into a functioning three-dimensional molecule.

But if the amino acids are incorrectly assembled, no protein will form.

If proteins are indeed rare among the possible sequences of amino acids, what are the odds

that mutations would stumble upon a functional combination of chemicals from the vast number

of alternatives?

To find out, Axe randomly altered the structures of an enzyme protein comprised of 150 amino

acids.

Stephen Meyer: You've got a protein 150 amino acids longs.

Then you've got 20150 possible ways of arranging the amino acids.

Out of all those possibilities, how many are functional and how many are gibberish?

Doug Axe: If you do the experiments, and you analyze how much information is required to

get, say, a new protein fold, it's just far beyond what you can get by random mutation

and natural selection.

Narrator: How far beyond?

Axe published his findings in the Journal of Molecular Biology.

He determined that among all the possible amino acid combinations, the probability of

generating just one short protein by mutation is roughly one in 1074, or one chance in 100

trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion.

Stephen Meyer: To put that in context, there's only 1065 atoms in the entire galaxy.

So to build a new functional protein by selection and mutation within the time allowed for the

Cambrian explosion, what you're essentially having to do is equivalent to a blindfolded

man looking throughout the entire galaxy for one marked atom.

So what we're talking about is searching for a tiny, tiny needle in an enormous haystack,

and having a very limited time to search.

Doug Axe: So, on the question of something like the Cambrian explosion, there does not

appear to be any way that unguided, random mutations can accomplish what needs to be

accomplished to explain new functional proteins.

And certainly, by extension, wherever in the history of life you would need to have multiple

new protein folds, the probabilities multiply.

So there's no reason to think that this is plausible.

Ankerberg: Dr. Meyer, that's really impressive.

Do you have another way of illustrating what we just saw?

Meyer: Well, we talked in the last episode about a bike lock as an illustration.

You have a thief who wants to perform a random search to find a combination in order to steal

a bike.

He comes up against a big hurdle, and that is the number of combinations that have to

be searched.

In a four-dial bike lock you have ten digits on each dial, so you've got ten times ten

times ten times ten, or 10,000 possibilities that have to be searched.

But depending on how much time is available, it could either be plausible that the search

will be successful randomly, or implausible.

What Axe has shown is that in the case of even a single gene or protein—Douglas Axe,

the scientist that we saw in the last clip—is that in the case of even a single gene or

protein, the number of dials that we are affectively looking at is about 74, depending—the slight

differences in his estimates depending on the method he uses—where you've got ten

possibilities at each dial, so that's an enormous number of combinations that correspond

to that.

That's one in 1074 combinations.

Now, that number is so big—it's many orders of magnitude greater than the number of atoms

that exist in the Milky Way galaxy—that you can see that you would have to be looking

a long, long, long time by random means to sample more than half of those possibilities.

Once you get beyond half, then you can say it's more likely that you'll succeed than

you will fail.

But because the number is so big, there's so many possible ways of arranging those amino

acids or the letters in the DNA code that would correspond to building those proteins,

that even on the scale of cosmic time, or on the scale of the history of life on earth,

you're going to not have nearly enough time to sample but a tiny fraction of that total

number of combinations.

Which means it's going to be overwhelmingly more likely that a random search will fail

to find even a single functional gene or protein in the known history of life on earth than

it is that such a random search will succeed.

And if it's overwhelmingly more likely, that a random search will fail to find a new

gene or protein, fail to generate new genetic information, then the hypothesis that such

a search succeeded is actually more likely to be false than true, in which case that's

a bad hypothesis and we should reject it.

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ОДЕЖДА ДЛЯ БЕБИ БОН КАК СДЕЛАТЬ ЛОСИНЫ ДЛЯ БЕБИ БОН HOW TO MAKE CLOTHES FOR DOLLS - Duration: 5:51.

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Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom Compilation 70 Minutes For Kids Full HD 15 - Duration: 1:10:51.

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Brockmire | 'Creating Handjobs for the Brain' Official Clip | IFC - Duration: 2:01.

That ball cannot be buried in a Jewish cemetery

because it just got tattooed!

Jim: I don't see why that's funny,

but how many hit -- hits? -- does that have?

Uh, 200,000.

200-- And that's cat-me. I'm real me.

I ought to be calling games again in no time!

Yeah.

What, why are you making that face?

Huh?

Oh, this is just -- This is my normal face.

No, that's your worried face. That's the face you make

when I peel the labels off my pill bottles

and play "Chemical Roulette" with myself.

Uh, we're reaching the end of our Internet-fame cycle,

and these things move very fast.

It starts with videos, then memes, conventional media,

late-night monologues, and then finally,

if my mom's seen it, we're dead.

[Scoffs] Well, how long does all that take?

Five days, a week tops.

[Cellphone chimes]

And my mom just sent me the link.

We need to hurry.

Well, hey.

Put me in, Coach. I mean, uh, what's the plan?

Okay, um, if we're going to

immediately capitalize on your fame,

then we need to take a shotgun approach.

Just insert you into a bunch of popular video formats

like acoustic versions of songs,

charity dares, playful dogs with Down Syndrome.

But if none of those hit, then I'm afraid

we're gonna have to start moving our way

into creepy YouTube.

Like ASMR.

What is ASM--

All right.

Now, I'm gonna be whispering about haircuts

and maybe some bobcats.

And then I'm gonna run my hands across these beads.

I'll be doing that for about an hour and a half.

Okay.

So all of our other videos failed,

but at least this one's doing...fairly well.

Somebody just commented that it

feels like Brockmire just gave his brain a handjob.

Mleh. Speh.

I'm calling it. We are done here.