Thứ Sáu, 3 tháng 3, 2017

Waching daily Mar 3 2017

This is theatre and I am an artiste.

My name is Ordinary Seaman Christian Thompson.

I'm a hull technician.

I'm from Pickering, Ontario,

and I have three years of service.

I work on a lot of the ship's systems, a lot of the piping systems.

I do a lot of fabricating.

I'm also a, what that you call a damage control specialist,

so in flooding and fire situations,

I am the subject matter expert.

I've learned a lot; more than any job I've ever had before.

And it's allowed me to see places like this.

I'd never…I couldn't have imagined another way to see Hawaii

if I hadn't joined the Forces.

Best part of my job?

Getting to work on every part of the ship,

and actually…travelling, I should say.

Worst part of my job is a thing called 'black water'.

So, I'll leave that to your imagination.

Yeah.

For more infomation >> CAF Story:RIMPAC: 'This is theatre, and I am an artiste.' - Duration: 1:14.

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DANIEL TIGER'S NEIGHBORHOOD | This is My Happy Song | PBS KIDS - Duration: 1:43.

♪ This is my happy song ♪

♪ And I can sing it all day long ♪

- ♪ Happy, happy ♪ - ♪ Happy, happy ♪

- ♪ Happy, happy, happy ♪ - ♪ Happy, happy, happy ♪

- ♪ A visit from you can make me smile ♪

♪ I hope you can stay a little while ♪

- ♪ I love reading stories at night ♪

♪ Just one more before We turn out the light ♪

- ♪ Playing with you makes me happy ♪

♪ If we're playing tag or playing knights ♪

- ♪ This is my happy song ♪

♪ And I can sing it all day long ♪

- ♪ Happy, happy ♪ - ♪ Happy, happy ♪

- ♪ Happy, happy, happy ♪ - ♪ Happy, happy, happy ♪

- ♪ I love looking through my telescope ♪

♪ So many things for us to see ♪

- ♪ Spending time with my friends ♪

- ♪ Makes me as happy As I could be ♪

- ♪ This is my happy song ♪

♪ And I can sing it all day long ♪

- ♪ Happy, happy ♪ - ♪ This is my happy song ♪

- ♪ Happy, happy, happy ♪ - ♪ And I can sing it ♪

♪ All day long ♪ - ♪ Happy, happy, happy ♪♪

- Meow, meow-meow... - Daniel! I put some of

my rocks into the special box you made.

- That makes me so happy!

And being your friend makes me happy!

- Being your friend makes me happy, too!

What makes you happy?

I'm happy when I spend time with my friends

and with you. Ugga mugga!

For more infomation >> DANIEL TIGER'S NEIGHBORHOOD | This is My Happy Song | PBS KIDS - Duration: 1:43.

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Step Ahead Arch Supports: Spring Cleaning is here time to clear out those old shoes! - Duration: 5:08.

TAIZO: ALOHA AND WELCOME BACK

TO "LIVING 808."

SPRING CLEANING, IT'S TIME TO

CLEAN OUT THAT CLOSET AND

DISCARD THOSE WARN SHOES LIKE

THESE ONES HERE.

PATTI INTEREST STEP AHEAD ARCH

SUPPORT IS HERE.

YOU CAN SEE WHERE THEY'VE WORN

DOWN ON ONE SIDE AND NOT THE

OTHER.

THAT IS SOMETHING BAD.

SO WHAT HAPPENS WITH THIS SHOE,

AGAIN, IT'S NOT BEING POSITIONED

CORRECTLY.

SO THAT'S GOING TO AFFECT THESE

ANK

ANKLES.

WHEN YOU GET SOME WEAR AND TEAR

ON THE ANKLES, YOU'RE INTO A LOT

OF PROBLEMS.

INFLAMMATION OF THE TENDONS.

TAIZO: SORRY TO SHOW MY UGLY

SHOES.

YOU CAN SEE THEM WORN DOWN.

WE WANT TO SUPPORT THOSE FOUR

ARCHES THAT I TALK TO ABOUT.

A SHOE IS NOT ENOUGH.

THIS IS WHAT WE'RE GOING TO TALK

ABOUT.

ABOUT THESE ORTHODICS.

YOU STILL NEED TO HOLD THE FRONT

IN THE CORRECT POSITION.

HERE WE ARE WITH THIS SHOE HERE,

PRONATING, LOOK IN YOUR CLOSET

AND SEE LIKE TAIZO DID.

IF THAT SHOE SITS INCORRECTLY,

YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE PROBLEMS

LIKE WHAT WE TALK ABOUT.

YOU CAN HAVE A STRESS FRACTURE.

YOU START COMPENSATING.

AGAIN, NOW WE HAVE THE SCIATICA.

TAIZO: AND I HAD THAT FOR A

WHILE.

I LOVE WHAT'S GREAT ABOUT YOU

YOU HAVE SUCH A GREAT SELECTION.

YOU HAVE THESE ONES HERE.

RIGHT FIT AND RIGHT ORTHODIC FOR

YOUR FOOT.

WE'RE GOING TO GET GEARED UP

FOR THAT RACE COMING COMING UP.

THIS IS STRONGER.

YOU NEED TO STRENGTHEN THOSE

ANKLES.

HOW?

THE LIGAMENTS TENDONS AND

MUSCLES.

WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO --

EXTUESDAY EXCUSE

ME.

WE ARE GOING TO EXERCISE AND

STRENGTHEN MANY LIGMENTS, TEN

DON AND --

TENDONS AND MUSCLES.

John: THE

TAIZO: THE FOOT IS A LIVING,

BREATHING THING YOU COME IN, YOU

GET YOUR CUSTOM FOOT

CONSULTATION.

TALK ABOUT NOT ONLY THIS STUFF

BUT THE SOCKS.

I KNOW HOW IMPORTANT THE SOCKS

ARE BECAUSE IT HAS THOSE NO

SEAMS THERE.

ZARKLY.

THIS IS ABOUT THE SOCK AND THE

SOCK HAS NO SEAMS IN THE TOES,

ESPECIALLY FOR OUR DIABETIC FOR

BREATHABLE YOU NEED THE MESH

THREADS TO HUGS THE ARCH.

IF YOU'RE HAVING A LOT OF

PROBLEMS WITH THAT HEEL KNOWN AS

PLANTAR FASCIITIS, I WANT YOU TO

GET INTO THIS.

THIS SLEEVE IS REALLY GOING TO

HELP YOU TO REALLY HOLD THAT

GIVES SUPPORT.

IT'S WHAT IT'S DOING.

YOU WEAR THIS INTO YOUR SHOE.

AS SOON AS THE SHOE STARTS

WEARING BADLY, YOU NEED TO GO

HAVE SO MUCH SELECTION FOR

RUNNING SHOOS SHOES, ATHLETIC SHOES

THE YOU ALSO HAVE SLIPPERS.

WHY IS THAT IMPORTANT?

WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE'RE NOT

BARE FEET.

YOU'RE RUNNING AROUND ALL DAY

INCORRECTLY.

THAT SHOE IS BROKEN DOWN.

SO IF YOU DO THAT, THEN WHEN

YOU'RE DONE THAT DAY SUPPORT

THAT ARCH WITH 19 MILIMETERS.

THAT'S OUR RECOVERY SLIPPER.

TAIZO: LOVE IT.

PUT THAT INSIDE THE HOUSE.

LES STRESS AND STRAIN ON THE

KNEE JOINTS, HIP JOINTS AND

ANKLE JOINTS.

TAIZO: IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE

PROPER SUPPORT, IT DOESN'T MAKE

ANY SENSE.

YOU MIGHT AS WELL HAVE THE

PROPER SUPPORT INSIDE AND

OUTSIDE OF THE HOUSE.

TALK ABOUT YOUR LOCATION.

YOU HAVE ONE IN TOWN.

ONE ON THE AIEA SIDE.

IF ANYBODY'S ON THE NEIGHBOR

ISLANDS, YOU SEND THEM THE THING

THAT THEY CAN GET THEIR CUSTOM

FOOT ANALYST AND SEND IT BACK TO

YOU.

THAT'S CORRECT.

THIS IS WHAT WE DO AT IT'S

OFFICE.

AGAIN, IN THE KIT, THIS IS WHAT

WE'RE LOOKING AT.

RIGHT HERE.

ON KIT.

IT SAYS EXACTLY, THIS IS WHAT I

HAVE.

HIP PAIN, KNEE PAIN AND ANKLE

PAIN AND CAN YOU HELP ME WITH MY

BUNIONS.

WE'RE GOING TO MEASURE THE ARCH.

AND WE'RE GOING TO PUT THIS TO

MEASURE THAT ARCH.

TAKING ALL THE PRESSURE OFF THE

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

WE WANT TO GETTING EVERYBODY TO

EXERCISE.

PATTI, THANK YOU FOR COMING IN

AND HELPING ME.

For more infomation >> Step Ahead Arch Supports: Spring Cleaning is here time to clear out those old shoes! - Duration: 5:08.

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NASA KNEW ABOUT ALIEN STRUCTURES ON THE MOON – AND THESE OLD PHOTOS PROVE IT! - Duration: 4:58.

NASA KNEW ABOUT ALIEN STRUCTURES ON THE MOON � AND THESE OLD PHOTOS PROVE IT!

You�re a space agency and you know the public is expecting hi-res images of the Moon surface.

What do you do?

Bring out the ol� airbrush!

In 1994, a joint mission between NASA and the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization

(BMDO) saw the successful launch of the Deep Space Program Science Experiment, formally

known as Clementine.

One month after launch, the 500-pound spacecraft positioned itself into lunar orbit and began

transmitting photos of our satellite�s surface.

Equipped with state of the art imaging technology, Clementine was more than able to capture hi-res

photos of the Moon�s crust.

And during its 300+ orbits, it had plenty of chances to gather meaningful data.

Those on the ground who were expecting to see the high resolution images were in for

a surprise when the Navy released its first set of images.

They were heavily pixelated and in low resolution .gif format, and little detail could be extracted

from the images made available to the general public.

What gives? they asked themselves.

How could those blurry images be the best available format sent back by a $200 million

piece of space equipment?

The whole thing remained a mystery for years.

But slowly, people began to realize the images they were given showed obvious signs of tampering

and censorship.

Multiple areas of lunar interest had been purposefully blurred out as if NASA and the

Navy were intentionally hiding something.

In many photos, the Clementine data showed blacked out areas, like the one in the image

below.

reiner structures on the moon

This is the Rainer Gamma region, a 40 mile-wide albedo region west of the Reiner crater.

The official explanation for the black square is �data loss� but we all know this isn�t

the case.

The next photo is another great example of image manipulation.

As with the image before, the same �data loss� pretext was invoked, but even to the

untrained eye, this looks like intentional smudging.

They could have said data corruption but it looks like they weren�t even trying to cover

their actions.

censored image of moon structures

This deliberate suppression becomes even more blatant in the famous lunar tower photos.

towers on the moon structures

Even though they smudged the hell out of those unexplained structures, the cover-up artists

managed to overlook a tiny detail.

Find the center of the image, go right a little, if you reached the smudged lunar tower you�ve

gone too far.

Notice anything?

Zoomed image below shows what I�m talking about.

ship on moon surface

This definitely looks like a solid object hovering well above the lunar surface.

You can distinguish its triangular shape and even the fins at its rear end.

These details can also be seen in the shadow the object casts below.

Even from sketchy, low-resolution images like these ones, the curious and free mind can

extract some conclusions.

NASA and the Navy should have provided photographs with a much greater level of detail.

The fact that they failed to do so suggests some hidden motivation was at play;

The intentional smudging further cements the idea that alien structures on the Moon are

a possibility; If we�re being duped regarding these alien

structures, it stands to reason we�re being subjected to a battery of other, equally-disconcerting

lies.

Naturally, these assumptions are backed by the multitude of valid and verifiable conspiracy

theories, but don�t let me tell you about what goes on the Moon.

Instead, take a look at the following video where government whistleblower Karl Wolf describes

what he saw during his involvement with NASA�s Lunar Orbiter project.

See more photos in the article link below

in our description.

For more infomation >> NASA KNEW ABOUT ALIEN STRUCTURES ON THE MOON – AND THESE OLD PHOTOS PROVE IT! - Duration: 4:58.

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This is why Emma Stone picked 'Emma' as her stage name - Duration: 1:47.

Did you know that 'Emma' is not actually Emma Stone's real name?

Crazy, right?

Turns out when Emma � real name Emily Scott � was 16, she was told by SAG that she couldn't

use her own name if she was going to be an actress.

Surely not because of Australian model, DJ, record producer, and television personality

Emily Scott who dated Richie Neville from 5ive, though right?

"Well, I was 16 when I found out at SAG I couldn't have my own name," Emma said to W

magazine."So to ask a 16-year-old to pick a new name is really an interesting process,

because I was like, 'I'm going to be Riley.

My name is going to be Riley Stone.'

"And so my name was Riley Stone for about six months and I did a guest spot on Malcolm

In The Middle and one day they were like, 'Riley, Riley,' and I had no idea who they

were talking to and they were like, 'Hey, hey come on we need you on set.'

And I was like, 'Oh I'm not Riley, I can't be Riley.

She then tried out another option�

"I had the option of Emily J. Stone and it's kind of like Michael J. Fox, and I love Michael

J. Fox, but I don't think I could pull off the J," she said.

"So then I changed it to Emma because you know it's closer to Emily, but most people

call me 'M,' that know me well."

Not a bad system really.

thanks for watching.

please subscribe my channel.

For more infomation >> This is why Emma Stone picked 'Emma' as her stage name - Duration: 1:47.

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The Honolulu Waldorf School is celebrating 55 years - Duration: 1:57.

HONOLULU WALDORF SCHOOL HAS BEEN

TEACHING AND ENCOURAGING

AND SOON, IT WILL BE CELEBRATING

ITS

JOINING US NOW TO TALK ABOUT IT

IS...FESTIVAL CHAIR, AND PARENT

IT'S A FUNDRAISER FOR THE SCHOOL

FEATURING OUR SIGNATURE SILENT

AUCTION AND ARTISAN PICNIC

CREATIVE BY CHEF ED KENNEY. KRIS

LOWER SCHOOL CAMPUS IN NIU

VALLEY ON MARCH 11 FROM 5:30 TO

9 PM.

KRIS

WHO WILL BE PERFORMING? STACEY

LOPAKA AND TAVANA, MASTER

STORYTELLER CATHY COLLINS, SON

CARIBE, AND OWN ALUM TAIMANE.

KRIS

WHAT'S THE COST OF TICKETS?

KHON2

KRIS

WHAT IS THE SCHOOL ABOUT?

STACEY

For more infomation >> The Honolulu Waldorf School is celebrating 55 years - Duration: 1:57.

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10 Myths About Bettas - Duration: 4:39.

hello and welcome to college bettas today

we'll be starting off the betta care

series in the series will be diving into

how to set up a proper betta take as well

as picking out of healthy betta videos

will be coming out every Friday and if

you have suggestions please comment down

below or message me on Instagram today

we'll be starting off with the 10 most

common myths about bettas most of these

myths have been around for a very long

time and stem from misunderstanding

because these myths are so common

many times people in pet stores will

believe the information and pass it on

this isn't to say they're completely at

fault but hopefully as more people see

the truth single start changing first

they just come from dirty mud puddles

therefore they need no filtration betta

splendens are originally from the mekong

basin and Laos Cambodia Vietnam and

Thailand where they live in the

floodplains canals and rice patties

although bettas can become stuck in

puddles you usually jump from puddle

puddle and so they get to larger body of

water or they die

you don't want there to be too much flow

in aquarium but bettas do need

filtration to keep the tanks clean

second because they live in puddles

they cannot live and tanks larger than

five gallons because they come from

floodplains it is common to hear that

bettas perfer a small dirty aquarium but

this is not accurate as bettas usually

have a three-foot territory the most

common rule is that bettas need a tank that

is at least 2.5 gallons but some people

push for bettas to have at least five

gallons third bettas eat plant roots in

the wild bettas eat zooplankton and

mosquitoes

it's very rare for bettas in the wild to

eat plant matter but sometimes in the

aquarium they will pick it floating

plants if they are very hungry

it is usually recommended for bettas to

get foods high in protein that are mostly

meat fourth males cannot be kept with other

males this is actually our first true

statement bettas were first taken from the

world sometime in the 18th century and

were used in fighting in the

mid-nineteenth century betta fights were

very popular and even endorsed by the king of

Thailand today

betta fights are not as popular and bettas

are bred for color and tail type rather

than their fighting abilities but

because they originally bred for

fighting bettas

the aquarium are typically more

aggressive than in the wild and

cannot be kept together

Fifth bettas are not community fish

this is sort of true some bettas do not

do well in the community setting and

will chase other Fish or invertebrates

and possibly kill them for beginners i

would recommend not adding tank mates if

you do want to add tankmates be sure to

have an extra tank in case it doesn't go

well and keep a very close eye on the betta's

actions for the next week sixth bettas

don't need a heater so weather in the

Mekong valley is usually around 78 -100

degrees Fahrenheit or 26 to 38 degrees

Celsius because the air is so warm the

water is typically around 78 degrees the

only way to reach the temperature is to

either heat the room around the tanks

to around 78-80 degrees or to use

a heater seven

it's a betta builds a bubble nest it must

be happy

this is also sort of true male be it is

build bubble mess when they are ready to

make a male will prefer a better

environment where he feels comfortable

and happy but maybe they'll mess in a

very bad condition a male may also build a

nest just because he sees a female which

in turn makes this female start

producing eggs which is why females and

males need to be kept separate eight

pet store bettas are wild-caught wild

bettas look like this

as mentioned before betta's were

originally bred for fighting and were

later bred for their coloring and tailtypes

there are betta splendens in the wild

but they don't look like what you can

find on the shelf at the pet store ninth

bettas are not very active some bettas are

not very active but usually the betta is

not very active is because they're not

receiving proper care if your betta isn't

active i would make sure your water

temperature is warm enough and the

parameters which we'll talk about in a

later video are perfect tenth bettas

should only be said once or twice a week

bettas should be fed every day because

of how active they are the only reason

the betta wouldn't be fed daily would be

if they're being fed a low quality food

or if they're prone to bloating so those

are the 10 most common myths about bettas

if you've heard any other myths feel

free to comment now

below also let me know down below what

you would like to see more of in the

future

don't forget to Like and subscribe and

join us next week for a video on my

organization and tank setups

For more infomation >> 10 Myths About Bettas - Duration: 4:39.

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What is "Statecraft"? - Duration: 3:37.

Statecraft is the

use of the many

instruments of

national power for the

purpose of defending our vital national

interests, lubricating international

relations, and ultimately for the cause

of peace in the world. These various

instruments, which we here at IWP call

individual arts of statecraft include:

military strategy, the art of diplomacy,

the many arts of public diplomacy, which

involves relations with people and with

foreign influentials as opposed to

traditional diplomacy, which involves

relations with governments. This segues

of course, into a whole related field of

strategic influence, which includes

political action, both overt and covert,

political warfare, ideological warfare,

psychological strategy, countering

foreign propaganda and disinformation,

and deception.

All of these are neglected subjects

which we here at IWP cover in greater

depth than in most other academic

institutions in the country. Other arts

of statecraft include intelligence and

counterintelligence.

There are also the many arts of

economic statecraft beyond the

traditional subjects of of trade, aid,

development, and finance. There are such

things as a foreign financial

security policy, technology security

policy, strategic materials policy,

defense industrial infrastructure policy.

Finally, there is the

whole field of a cyber statecraft which

is a whole new geographic domain

that includes many different elements

including intelligence,

economic, informational, and other

dimensions. We here at IWP envision

each of these arts as an instrument in

an orchestra, and it is important to

learn how to play your instrument, but

it's also important to understand how

that instrument integrates with the rest

of the symphony. You cannot be blaring

your trumpet loudly when it's the time

of the symphony to listen to the harp.

And it's important that not only

the players in this orchestra

understand how to integrate

strategically with the rest of the

symphony. But it's also important that

the conductors of this orchestra should

understand all of its components and be

able to use all of the instruments

in a coherent and integrated strategic

fashion. So, integrated strategic

thinking is one of the most difficult

and challenging

intellectual tasks that we have here at

IWP, but we believe that if more people

throughout our government and in

relevant non-governmental organizations

are playing their instruments

and thinking an integrated strategic

fashion, this will ultimately redound to

the benefit of our country and the cause

of peace.

For more infomation >> What is "Statecraft"? - Duration: 3:37.

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Content that is allowed on YouTube - Duration: 15:01.

I hope you all decide to watch this entire thing.

Because this took a lot of effort and creativity

and I'd appreciate the money that you'd be giving me. xD

m e m e s

i have depression and this is a cry for help

send help

before it's too late

*internal screaming*

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