Waching daily Feb 14 2017

Hi everyone!

Good evening!

I am in Paris

with my friend Karl, who is from Germany,

but his mother is from Colombia.

Thus, today in this video we are going to

speak about three reasons why

Colombian Spanish is special.

Well, speaking about the Colombian accent,

Colombians say that they have no

accent. Colombians say that they

speak Spanish/Castilian without any accent.

So, this is the first difference.

The second difference is in using

"usted"(you) or "vos" (you), and this depends on

the region. For example, you are in

the Medellín region or the Coffee Growing

area, someone says "vos" when they are

arguing with somebody; someone says "usted

mismito" (youself), "usted no hizo su tarea" (you didn't do your task).

Now, here is the thing. But

normally people say

"tú tú y tú" (you you and you).

So, the others parts of Latin America are a bit different, aren't they?

It depends on the parts of Latin America

and also in Colombia there are

various accents and the way of talking

differs a lot.

Of course. And it is completely different than in Spain.

Therefore, in Colombia

some of us likes to say 'chocolatito', 'gatito' - all words

are pronounced as if were written in a very pleasant,

loving way : "ay, mi amorcito" (oh, my sweetheart),

"tu gatito" (my kitten),

"tomaste el chocolatito?" (did you take a chocolate?). This one of the characteristics.

Perfect. Thank you a lot, Karl. 'Till the next video.

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hello youtube welcome a lighted path

love dr. we're going to talk about the

day going to talk about Valentine's Day

we're like okay we're going to a

Valentine's Day me that I got no girl

i'm going to eat he took a heart shape

and plan my computer with my buddies

valentine's Day is a day for lovers

wrong everybody appreciate the people

you have a look at a computer they

represent a person that left the last

conversation ever had with him we build

it kind of monument always around her

him was gonna be doing

you'd be like okay what should best

Valentine's day ever head

ok let me tell you about a couple had

one time when I was working without

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big big lot and we still very

valentine's day i think i got some dog

thing i know i have I made her heart

shape PETA thing that's how I have to

pan guys on another is it was in college

i bought like necklaces and I misread

the name on a necklace because I thought

it was hers in his there's only hers so

there and the best whatever had it was

last year

now I body we watch Deadpool and we send

my 7th at 2nd shake my 23 years 11 that

was the best one and then didn't involve

some stupid girl like one we measure on

Valentine's Day take someone you have

somebody we have something alright and a

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you get candy

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culture said he'll have a date because

then you get pat but around a co-leader

away are near guy Brown time today you

look at it you laugh you and you thank

God not one of the middle people that's

a celebrate valentine

today I'm love dr. like that didn't help

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tried again Valentine's very which

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Chris with shape unworldly each other

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DISCOVER TROPICAL HARDWOODS AT EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK - Duration: 9:55.

hi welcome to one of the highest

habitats in the Everglades the hardwood

hammock we're standing on a limestone

ridge known as the Miami rockridge or

the Atlantic costal Ridge that is a

mountain for the flat landscape of south

florida the hardwood hammock is one of

the few places that stays dry year-round

a hardwood hammock is like an island of

emerald forest that pops up around the

Everglades each hammock is unique

they come in different sizes and they

have different combinations of plants

hardwood refers to a broadleaf trees

it is also called tropical because most

hammock plants in Everglades National

Park are from the tropics

so there you have it a tropical hardwood

hammock but why is a kind of yannick oh

right

hammock is an old word that means high

ground small family groups of first

colusa Indians and later seminoles and

miccosukee Indians captain the hammocks

throughout the Everglades even planted

crops in there

let's go and check it out

ok I think wall of tangled vegetation

fringes the hammock because it gets so

much Sun on the outside

lucky for us that a few hammocks are

bisected with trails the trails over

here

so what do you think now that we're

inside it's a lot cooler in here from

all the shades there's so much canopy

cover here I look at the airplanes the

hammock can be a few degrees cooler

during the hot summer look up and you

can see why mature hammocks have big

tall trees that form a closed canopy

overhead the canopies like a sunshade

that reduces the amount of sunlight

inside the hammock if you look down

you'll see the life-form floor has quite

a few solutions the brown water in the

superbowl really turns up the humidity

in here remember that impenetrable wall

on the outside I remember that wall is

like a wind deflector winds will dry

everything out including the soil so

you're saying that the hammocks have

wind protection from the edge some

protection from the canopy and high

humidity from the groundwater right and

all that adds up to a very moist and

humid hammock the greatness of spongy

here

this spongy organic soil of of the

limestone creates these big trees burns

masses for media's and orchids all

thrive in this moist environment

what creates all the solution holes

those big holes are the result of the

tropical storms and hurricanes that

happen every summer wet season in the

Everglades fierce winds can rip out tall

canopy trees who shallow roots are

entangled with the limestone rock it's

like ripping out route cables from the

ground which also takes out chunks of

limestone

natural weathering from water and

chemical religion is also slowly

dissolving away the softer limestone

this whole will have water during the

wet season creating a home for small

fish prey fish and invertebrates these

moist hammock islands are also a fire

sensitive habitat which means they do

not like fire but hammocks are embedded

in fire dependent habitats like prairies

and pilots

fire generally stops that be hammock

adjudged because of the moist shady

conditions inside fire burns hammocks

only under very rare extremely dry

conditions fire can cook the hammock

tree roots and burn that rich soil you

learn more about fire later there are so

many cool implants but the ground looks

pretty open inside the hammock good

observation the ground underneath the

understory is very sparse to lack of

sunlight

here's a gumbo limbo look underneath the

bark and what do you see that green part

has chlorophyll to carry out

photosynthesis just like a leaf

and here is delightful aroma tree-filled

smooth bark

oh yeah it's really smooth oh not a

snail I you found the Florida tree snail

right now it's tucked inside its shell

and glued to the tree this is how they

conserve moisture during the dry season

soon when the wet season comes around

the tree snails will become active and

start grazing on tiny likens that grow

on the hammock trees

that reminds me of the strangler big the

strangler fig begin life as a small

seedling going on a tree branch or crown

the seedlings roots grow downward and

envelop the whole street at the same

time the seedling grows upward to reach

the canopy layer what happens to the

whole story sometimes in this but other

times it dies leaving just a hollow

memory that's pretty cool

who lives here besides tree snails and

solution whole creators tropical

hardwood hammocks provide great cover

for animals to avoid the intense heat of

summer wicked summer storms fires and

occasional winter freezes

most of the tropical plants provide

fruits for birds to eat who also

disperse the seeds

during spring and fall migration

migrating birds stopover in the hammock

to rest and refuel during their long

journey

the hammock day shift might include

lizards snakes and butterflies like the

zebra longwing

the night shift might include barred

owls small rodents bats and even the

endangered Florida panther

this hardwood hammock at royal palm is

part of the reason that everglades

national park was formed early explorers

were attracted and awed by the unique

tropical nature and plant diversity of

the hardwood hammock

they rallied to great royal palm state

park in 1916 this early conservation

effort led up to the establishment of

Everglades National Park in 1947

wow this is a fascinating mix of plants

animals and people all coming together

well you'll see more hammock trees in

the next habitat but there will be a lot

smaller

you've got lots to learn good luck

thank you for showing me around the

hardwood hammock it was my pleasure by g

da da

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A VOYAGE TOWARDS THE CENTER OF THE WORLD - Duration: 18:12.

is your watching old faithful for the

last few minutes before interruption

we would like to tell you a bit about

this video a small group of scientists

in California's to technology arizona

state university and Yellowstone

National Park have been studying how old

faithful works in detail

we're especially interested in geysers

since they seem to work in very similar

ways to volcanoes like mount st. Helens

that we can safely work around Old

Faithful sometime ago we made

measurements of temperature and pressure

several deaths down the event of Old

Faithful we collected data starting from

the time that emptied out at the end of

interruption until it refilled and

finally erupted again from this work we

learned many details of how geysers work

but of course we still have many

questions we'd like to know where the

water comes from because it comes from

the sides hurt from the bottom or both

why does it stop throwing up at about 15

feet below the top if you look down from

the top event is a slot about 45 feet

long and about a foot wide you can see

down about 10 feet below that we really

don't have any idea what the event looks

like or what affected shape may have on

the way Old Faithful erupts we wonder if

event filled with water quietly or if it

is boiling Old Faithful also makes a

series of big splashes before you should

each eruption

you have been seen these in the video in

fact an especially large one usually

triggers off the eruption we don't

really understand what that's all about

these and many other questions have led

us to want to see what's down there

just recently it's been possible to get

a very small television camera we've put

one of these cameras in a metal housing

to protect it from the boiling water and

to keep it cool with it we have been

taking video pictures down into the

throat of Old Faithful we thought you

might like to see him

his Old Faithful again throws a big

bunch of water out this time it probably

is going to start the eruption and

indeed that's the case there is old

faithful inn corruption

here you see that old faithful surface

band is a slot lack structure as i

mentioned before it's covered with a

material called center which looks kinda

like snow but it's actually me out of

silica a very hard material coach

everything that gets placed with the

erupted water the housing we built for

the cameras in this view it's a

stainless steel thermos bottle with the

camera on the inside cooled likes it's

attached to the surface by a long cable

you can see the white one foot markers

on the cable here we are testing the

light needed to take video pictures down

the dark vent

here it's a little camera itself out of

the housing about two inches long and

about three quarters of an inch in

diameter lands and whole we now have the

camera down into the mantle faithful

it's about six feet down and it's

swinging on the end of its cable at the

moment and we will soon be on our way

down to as deep as we can get safely at

this moment we're still discussing

exactly whether all of the hard work is

working and we have the camera of

properly hooked up electrically and

write microphones running it all those

sorts of things and we want to make sure

we've done everything right before we

will end because we have no idea what's

going to happen you can see the the near

wall of the of the advantage in the

bottom left corner of the picture the

type right hand is in sunshine and it's

overexposed and here we go down the

event and you can see it's still a slot

down as far as we can see so far it's

really quite a narrow slot just a few

inches wide

you also see occasionally drops of water

falling down you'll see those as we go

along

that's water that's convincing from the

steam in the event on our cool housing

those drops are very convenient actually

because they tell us which way straight

down which we otherwise wouldn't know

and we didn't really plan it like that

but that's the way it worked out which

was very convenient

we're dragging most of the time along

the side of the wall notice at this

point we can see some fractures and

cracks in the sidewalk

although the sidewalls actually look

very smooth and that's because they are

covered with the center material that we

see up on the surface notice now that

there's lots of water coming from down

below it's very tiny little droplets

that are being blown up with the steam

that's coming up from below us and now

you can see we seem to be coming to kind

of a shelf like structure and we worry

about what we're going to land on that

and not get off of it and we pay me into

the surface of it and kind of the bang

up and down a little and Holly over the

edge which is very nice but here's yet

another one in this time you can see a

pool of water down there and because of

the droplet why we know that we're going

to land just to the side of that little

pool water here seems now to be a lot of

water coming down around us from the

sides which is not coming from our

housing now we're landing on this flat

little platform of rock and banging up

in the up and down and the folks

handling the cable at the top now think

that they're okay but actually the

camera is laying there on that shelf and

the cable is just going on down the hole

below it now since we can see it why we

can tell him that that's the case and so

they will start bringing the cable back

up

how to pickup the the camera

and see if we're lucky and can get over

the edge of this ledge somehow we've

known about this ledge from our

measurements before and always wondered

what it might be in fact we thought it

was probably a narrow place in the slot

but in the picture is we were coming

down a moment ago you could see that it

really was just a plant shelf so we have

some good chance that we'll be able to

work our way over the edge of it somehow

so at the moment he see lots of water by

the way moving down around the camera

haha here we come off the ledge and

we're banging around again and now it

looks as though we've gone over the

excellent we've been lucky and got past

this ledge and we're down into a much

bigger open area now you can't really

even see that far sidewalk like yet and

now suddenly we see something very

striking which is was a big mystery to

us is we were watching this in real time

it's clearly just wildly boiling water

which is boiling up explaining all over

the camera we had not really intended

this camera to be in submerged in the

water and so we were quite concerned

about this and we actually stopped at

this point and came back up a little bit

to think about what we were seen and

watch it a little more and we did

realize at that point to what we were

seeing was this while boiling water but

we really didn't think that was a good

thing to put the camera down and so we

decided that we wouldn't go down any

further that we would start back up and

we would go up somewhat slower so that

we can see

in more detail level we were going by

and let the wall to the vamp really look

like and see if we can see water coming

in from the side and other things like

that we were interested in also this

would allow us to measure that the kind

of the dimensions of the event because

we had calibrated the camera in the

laboratory so we can actually make

measurements of sizes of things here you

see is going back up this kind of the

side of that platform that we landed on

a bit ago we're actually going up about

a foot at a time waiting for a few

seconds to leave a chance to see things

pretty well and then going up another

foot now you can see our puddle of water

again and CEO where we actually landed

from the drops of water from our camera

we see a large amounts of

these drops of water coming and

seemingly all directions not only from

the bottom but also seems that we seem

to see time coming from the sides as we

move up we occasionally come out into an

open area and we swing as we are doing

now and that gives us a view of a little

wider area then we're training along the

side walls with the event

you can see that the

the picture sometimes gets a little

later that's because we had to adjust

the light is we went up and down and is

of course when we got close to the wall

then we had to turn the lights down to

keep from over excluding the video and

then as we got out into the big open

areas we had to turn them on

more more intensely we didn't do that

very perfectly notice by the way in the

bottom right hand corner you can see a

waterfall falling down the side

seems to be coming from coming in

underneath this slot it's not very much

water so we don't think that's a major

source of the water that's filling the

event now we're back up into really

quite a fairly narrow slot and we seem

to have gotten up above so much

splashing and other things that were

occasionally is just then you see fog

that's because the wind is gradually

getting a little higher up at the top

and it's blowing down into the event and

that allows folks to form is it cool the

steam and event and you will see that

occasionally as we go along when a gust

of wind done causes some

some error to get down in the event

event is full only esteem normally and

this team is quite clear

fortunately otherwise we wouldn't be

able to see much because everything is

is it a bloody temperature water so you

don't get a fall go steam as you do out

of a chimney or something like that big

blast of water right in coming from down

below continuing at some level here it's

gets onto the window of the camera and

makes the image a little a little bit

fuzzy there's another blast of air we've

stopped now we're about 11 feet and we

stop now to decide what we're going to

do whatever acclaimed give up at this

point thinking that were lucky and we

didn't bust our camera or decide whether

we want to get brave and go back down

again and see now that we understand

better what's going on a little more

details about that and so we decided in

fact go back down again

we have an awful lot of nice video there

and if somehow we do the camera and this

process will we we tried and we have a

lot of information keep us busy for

quite some time so now that we kind of

know what to expect we'll see and

recognize things better than we did the

first time down

notice how very smooth walls are that's

the center coating everything there's

our waterfall again really quite

striking the right time side of the

picture but really there's not very much

water in that and you can see their

little puddles of water all over the

china and the lights and now we can

already see the the top of the boiling

water

it's coming very much higher up into the

event and it was when we were down just

a few minutes ago who come to our little

shelf again and the first of the little

shelves and we bang around on it again

and we managed to get by it

notice that there's lots of water

boiling around its turning the camera

around there's our shelter we got stuck

last time and we have to worry about it

going to get stuck again and sure enough

we do the cameras now not moving but

then suddenly something happens probably

a big splash of water from the wild

boiling and kind of knocks off of the

shelf and now we've gone down a little

ways and we really are seeing the heat

reliably boiling water and water pouring

around us in all directions and looks

like a tornado now and again as it

twists the camera spins the camera

around on the end of its cable we really

became very concerned when there are

cameras good survival it is it certainly

was made with that in mind never had any

idea that we were going to be involved

in anything so wild as this notice the

big blast of water from the side wall at

that time that was a lot of water but it

was just a sudden burst so we don't

really know whether that's one of the

sources of water for filling it that

somehow doesn't run in a steady way or

whether it's just water that's placed

over the edge and kind of off to the

side and is now running back in

we're coming back up again slowly coming

up with foot in winter tree seconds and

then another foot and every once in a

while we get this completely drowned in

water in home and he can't see anything

at all for coming up again now on the

little shelf and no tell me the water is

running down the side of it now clearly

just from the splashing of the of the

water in the in the wild boiling

things really are getting very much

wilder as we are down there this time

the event is clearly filling up with

water

we're still about 20 or 25 minutes

before the next eruption

so we're not concerned that were going

to suddenly get caught in corruption

which i'm sure the camera would not

survive

so what have we learned we didn't see an

obvious large source of water so we

think it must be coming from below 40

feet somewhere we also saw no side

channel that would explain why the event

doesn't fill up about 15 feet will need

to watch what happens when the water

will actually reaches that dips

understand what's happening there

anything we saw that the event continues

as a slot down to about 35 feet and then

opens up to a bigger shape that helps us

understand somewhat have the eruption

works we found it's goin process is

certainly not a common activity and we

now understand the pre reps and splashes

or just the top of the wily boiling

water as it nears the surface

clearly there's much to be learned using

this down old camera we hope you enjoyed

looking down into little faithful with

us and we'd like to think the folks from

the yellowstone national park for

permission to put our camera and old

people and for assistance in doing so

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WHAT TO WITH WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERS AT DENALI - Duration: 5:12.

almost every visitor who comes to Denali

hopes to experience wildlife up close if

it happens for you while you're out

walking or cycling the park has

regulations and expectations about how

you need to conduct yourself understand

it's not our purpose to scare or

discourage you from exploring the

special place on your own

the simplest and most important thing to

remember is this if your presence

changes the behavior of any wild animal

you are too close in this park

the official minimum safe distance that

you need to maintain from most wild

animals is 25 yards imagine the length

of two shuttle buses parked end-to-end

if an animal wanders within that gap the

park expects you to move to maintain a

distance of at least 25 yards

please respect that distance both for

your safety and to help keep wild

animals healthy and wild while they may

seem tame as they browse willow and

shrubs most are huge and highly

temperamental creatures if I most

charges you run away get behind a tree

or car or any available large object zig

and zag put as much distance between you

and the moose as quickly as possible if

a wolf ever pays more than passing

attention to you while you're out

walking around this Park wants you to be

rude to it

yell at play your arms around don't get

any incentive to become conditioned to

people here in Denali you might have

guessed that there's one big exception

to the 25-yard rule in this park if

you're walking around outside of

building or you're more than six feet

from a hard-sided vehicle that you can

jump inside you must not come within 300

yards of a bear imagine the length of

three football fields or 24 shuttle

buses parked end-to-end if you are

walking in an area where you can't see

for 300 yards around you make noise to

avoid surprise encounters you can talk

sing songs clap hands from time to time

choose something that you can do without

strain for a sustained period for this

purpose unfortunately barabels from

souvenir shops are not proven to be

especially effective if you see a bear

closer than 300 yards too and it hasn't

noticed you yet the smartest thing that

you can do is move in another direction

without calling attention to yourself if

you're in a spot where a bear has

noticed you stay calm

do not run predators are hard-wired to

chase after things you need to keep your

instincts and check to keep from

triggering the instincts that are built

into that bear so stay calm

do not run if you're with a group of

people gathered together raise and

gently wave your arms to make yourself

look a little bigger

the best thing you can do for yourself

in this situation talk through it

nothing else in the outdoors sounds like

the human voice there's no need to yell

or hard to make yourself understood what

you have to say to the bear really

doesn't matter so long as you stay put

and stay calm

do not drop your pack as a distraction

and allow a bear to obtain a food reward

from you that animal if it learns to

shake down other hikers may be destined

for very unpleasant control measures or

worse if matters escalate it's vital

that you stand your ground

stay calm do not run in the

extraordinary circumstance in which

physical contact becomes imminent or

crizzly bear actually knocks you down

do not resist tuck your knees to your

chest interlace your fingers around the

back of your neck and keep your pack on

your back to protect your spine let the

bear deal with you as a perceived threat

if the attack persists interns predatory

though right back with anything you have

left

there's an important distinction to make

here between grizzly bears and black

bears both exist here in Denali

Grizzlies typically have a disc-shaped

face black bears usually have a more

pointed and distinctive Roman nose

Grizzlies have a large home between

their shoulders

it's all muscle they used to route up

the tundra black bears have no such hump

if you have an encounter with a black

bear in Denali that follows our stock

shoot be prepared to skip all of the

niceties and fight back immediately if

you're going to be in Alaska long enough

to invest in pepper spray ask a park

ranger how to use it safely and be sure

to tell bus drivers that you're carrying

it so they can store it securely before

you climb on board if you have an

encounter with any wild animal during

your time here in Denali it's important

that you report the incident to a park

ranger as soon as possible

this information is critical to park

managers who strive to keep both people

and Wildlife healthy and safe to learn

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TRUMP IN SHOCK! What Edward Snowden Just Told Him Will Bring Down Everything! - Duration: 1:58.

TRUMP IN SHOCK! What Edward Snowden Just Told Him Will Bring Down Everything!

By Paris Swade.

Snowden tweeted yesterday that he was �finally� not a Russian spy. Juan Zarate is the former

deputy national security adviser. He says that Trump should be cautious on accepting

Snowden.

The U.S. Justice Department said that it would welcome the arrival of Snowden even though

it is likely that he will spend the rest of his life in prison.

Trump has previously called Snowden a �spy� and a �traitor� who deserves to be executed,

says the Huffington Post. Vladimir Putin is handing over Snowden as a chance to �curry

favor� with Trump, according to NBC News.

*** TRUMP IS GONNA GET SNOWDEN!

Obama could never get Snowden. That�s Obama was the weakest president to ever live.

Here is what Trump said about Edward Snowden.

Do you think Trump should stick to his plan with Snowden if Vladimir Putin hands him over?

�I THINK HE�S A TOTAL TRAITOR AND I WOULD DEAL WITH HIM HARSHLY. AND IF I WERE PRESIDENT,

PUTIN WOULD GIVE HIM OVER,� SAID TRUMP IN JULY.

*** Share this if you think that you are proud of Trump!

He is doing absolutely everything that he said he would do. He is doing it. CNN won�t

show it. NBC won�t show it. That�s why we need to get this out there.

Comment �WE ARE PROUD OF YOU TRUMP!� below this article. Look what he is doing. He is

about to get Snowden back. That�s something that Obama would, never could never do.

Trump is tearing apart the system. Thanks for reading.