Waching daily May 17 2018

this table is secretly a jump pad in Fortnite...

Yo what's going on guys my name's eclipse and today we're gonna be going over some of the funniest all night memes so if you

laughed throughout this video please leave a like down below and if you're new remember to subscribe

now everything featured in today's video was actually submitted by you

The viewers over on twitter so if i make a part 2 to this which i most likely will

I'll probably post another tweet asking for requests ok eggs on rows let's see whatcha guy?

watch your back what's gonna happen

oh

okay, we got to play that back one more time just listen to like this little screech

This, poor dude's the no chance just absolutely devastated so this person sent us another video as well the first one

was good hopefully this one isn't a disappointment i can't stop laughing

why are you this is like the most relatable clip just holy crap people hiding in bush because i know personally

i'm not gonna be challenging this man and then yeah you just you

can't outrun it okay let's take a little step back from videos yet you got any shields there boss

Just, look at her eyes holy crap i know personally i have some big eyes but this girl is giving me some competition

what are those

i

gotta love a classic la même just randomly getting hyped up and that's some dance music out of nowhere

i'm not sure what it is but they make me laugh every time so let's just watch one more la même and then move on

It's a da day

And i guess this is a good time to address this question i some stuff you guys asked be honest raised yes

Honestly i used to watch ali-a like every day in middle school and modern warfare 3 was out i remember his face reveal like look

At these two people wait wait totally different i love you ali bree mike sierra well don't mind if i just

slide right in the sewer there we're honestly so lucky that killer clowns don't live in the sewers because

there would be children missing every single day and speaking of missing children here is just the proper way to

kidnap in

2020 18 there

Freebie bucks it used to be free candy then free wi-fi

somewhere in the middle but now we're giving away free v bucks how's it going guys and welcome to best

trends today we're gonna be going over

549 youtubers

this meme is crazy

explosions that man is scared

this is a good video

Okay i can't keep talking like this much longer no, i'm sure we've all seen this one before but it's just

So iconic, how could we not put it in the video

get in some floss action okay

you're just in walmart with like your family or your friends you start having like a random dance

competition but then i don't know where this random kid just lands a backflip into this pose this is just

revolutionary when you're looting a house and hear footsteps

this is just like so me whenever i land i'll be chillin on the roof and then out of nowhere i'll just hear like the

Downstairs door open and then at that point i'm just i'm pretty much screwed okay okay important question for

Everyone watching i'm gonna need you to comment the answers below who would win the

legendary splode or a few pine needles let me know i mean personally rock it goes big boom but these these little needles

they just they ruin everyone's day, oh

moving on over to a little bit of a facebook post from jonesy out here why don't

homeless people just build a house holy crap man great thought let's see what charney's has to say that's rude s

what if you were homeless i i would just build like imagine if this was just a real

conversation that two people were having char nice out here trying to stick up for people but jonesy v he just roasted her right back

So we got a fly on a ps4 controller oh?

my god that fly is just so a good holy crap let's get an instant replay just look at him flying around

He has such precise

Accuracy and he just lasers the kid for first place i don't know who you are

mysterious fly keep it up big things to come honestly what if this fly had a twitch channel i'd probably watch

john wicked what does not land

oh

no, change that was for the final kill - oh how salty would you be if you were about to win this game

you're chilling feeling up and then i don't know where you get

bamboozled by this

okay that last you got bamboozled extra badly i don't think we can possibly top that

can we

So we got some classic bm you're breakdancing on the dead guy what's gonna happen

this, poor person thought he was being slick dancing on the dead body but

someone just popped out of there with the surprise of a lifetime when you're the last team member left in a

50-50 on

fortnight look at this dude just chilling behind the chimney i kind of want to see an

actual video of like this in real life because just picture there's a police standoff like this is a whole police station

Out here and there's one dude behind a chimney that no one

can see but we are now

Moving on to the last clip of the video and this is what i'm click baiting the video after as well so let's just get

into it this jump it perfect oh it doesn't stick for business and teach rule

One more time so he's like yo let's hop on this jump pad right here clearly doesn't even know that it's not a table

jumps

On it and yeah that's that's kind of it oh that concludes it for today's episode

of fortnight memes if you enjoyed it please

show

Some love down below leave a like leave a comment sub if you're new i don't really care just show me some love

but thank you all for watching as always this has been your least favorite click bader eclipse

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"Hi guys, my name is Bubble!" - Duration: 0:04.

Hi Guys My Name Is Bubble

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Meghan Markle ex-husband: Who is Trevor Engelson? Why did she divorce Hollywood producer? - Duration: 5:56.

Meghan Markle ex-husband: Who is Trevor Engelson? Why did she divorce Hollywood producer?

Meghan Markle, 36, and Prince Harry, 33, announced their engagement in November last year.

On Saturday, May 19 the couple will tie the knot at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Meghan sadly revealed today that her dad would not be attending her wedding.

The US actress will be joining the royal family after announcing her retirement from acting.

However, this is not the first time the former Suits star has exchanged vows.

Meghan was once married to film producer Trevor Engelson, 41 for two years.

Who is Trevor Engelson? Trevor Engelson was born on October 23, 1976 in Long Island, New York.

Meghan's former husband is a Hollywood producer, who started out as a production assistant.

He graduated Great Neck North High School, and went on to study at University of Southern California in 1998.

Meghan and Trevor started dating in 2004 before getting engaged in 2010 after dating for seven years.

His most famous production to this day is Remember Me, a 9/11 romance film starring Robert Pattinson.

His then girlfriend, Meghan, even made a little cameo in the film as barmaid Megan.

Trevor has also produced the films All About Steve and Deep Blue Sea.

In addition, he has produced a number of TV series, such as Heathers, Snowfall and Supernatural.

Meghan and Trevor married in Ocho Rios, Jamaica on September 10, 2011.

The wedding was a four-day affair at the Jamaica Inn, where 102 guests were present.

"The ceremony was over very quickly, in about 15 minutes" Wedding guest One guest present said: "The ceremony was over very quickly, in about 15 minutes.

"Then everyone his the dance floor.

It seemed they all just wanted to party." They divorced in August 2013.

Meghan began her relationship with Harry in June 2016.

They met on a blind date which was set up by a mutual friend.

Why did Trevor and Meghan get divorced? Meghan and Trevor's marriage lasted only two years.

They divorce in 2013, citing "irreconcilable differences".

A source told Woman's Day magazine that it was Meghan's role as Rachel Zane on Suits which was to blame.

The insider said: "Meghan landed her role in Suits just a few months before they married.

"And despite being together for six years before getting hitched, things started to fall apart not long after the wedding.".

Having a long distance relationship also put a strain on the marriage, added the source.

The source continued: "Trevor was based in LA while Meghan was in Toronto, a five-hour flight away.

It was a very difficult way to start married life." According to Royal biographer and author of Meghan: A Hollywood Princess, the actress posted her wedding and engagement rings to Trevor after ending their marriage "out of the blue".

Her former childhood friend Ninaki Priddy said that the fame Meghan gained from Suits completely changed her, and she drifted away from her husband.

She told Weekend magazine: "There is Meghan before fame and Meghan after fame." Meghan was reportedly paid £250,000 per season to star in Suits at the height of fame.

After the divorce Trevor reportedly dated Baywatch star Charlotte McKinney.

Trevor has recently been linked to nutrition expert Tracey Kurland.

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[Eng/Kor] Where is HARIBO from?│BONN, GERMANY - Duration: 5:39.

It's always 3G.

On the train it's usually either 3G or E.

It's frustrating.

Cheers!

It's my second day in Bonn where my friends are living.

The weather is quite good today.

Here's Magnolia!

I came to the flea market in Bonn, it's only for this week.

I'll have a look if there's something I can get.

I've got a postcard.

The street is still so beautiful even if cherry blossoms haven't bloomed completely yet.

It would be the same as my postcard, when they are in full bloom.

I've got a lapel pin of Bonn.

I'm lining up for Gelatos.

There's the list of top10 best gelatos in the world (or in Europe) which is selected by a travel agency.

This shop is TOP 5!

It makes me look forward to it more.

I chose salted caramel and mixed berry gelato.

DELICIOUS!

It's not really salty.

You can eat them.

You are kidding me.

'Sauer' means sour in English, but in German it also has the meaning of 'angry'.

I didn't know that Haribo is actually from Germany!

Moreover, it's from here, Bonn!

I'll get these!

Today's dinner is BBQ!

BBQ!BBQ!

Can I really upload this video?

well…

Time to burn the meats…

It's like in church.

There's Kimchi we bought at an Asian market.

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What is Engineering?: Crash Course Engineering #1 - Duration: 9:37.

You live in a world of creations.

All of the things you see around me were created by people.

The technology that's being used to record me, and watch me, were likewise created.

And not by lone geniuses, but by whole teams – sometimes entire generations – of clever designers.

Those designers were engineers.

And engineers are, when it comes right down to it, creators.

The word "engineering" itself comes from the Latin ingenium, meaning "cleverness", and ingeniare, meaning "to design or devise".

And that makes sense, since you have to be clever if you're going to solve the problems that engineers face every day.

Now, you might think of engineering as a kind of science – and that's not wrong.

But it's more useful to think of science as a tool, a tool that engineers use – along with mathematics – to perform their unique duties.

Throughout this course, we're going to show you just what you can accomplish through engineering.

Math is at the core of engineering, but what's more important are the ideas and the applications.

They help us understand how we use math to solve problems.

So we'll be teaching you some math, but also the concepts that those equations explain, in their own way.

We'll survey what we've already achieved, explore what we're still discovering, and dream about what we hope to make possible.

And we'll show you the ideas you can use to engineer great things!

We want you to be inspired and as interested in engineering as we are.

That's what this course is all about.

I'm Dr. Shini Somara and this is Crash Course Engineering.

[Theme Music]

Imagine you're walking through town, maybe on your way to class, or to the gym, or to a meeting for work.

And right there on the pavement you come across...a blob. Of…something.

It's fairly large, and blue, and jiggly.

Pretty strange, right? What do you do?

Well, you're a curious person, and you know a little something about scientific inquiry, so you want to use science to study the blob.

Maybe your background is in chemistry.

So you might analyze the blob's molecular structure or the chemical components in it, to try and figure out what the blob is made of.

Or maybe the blob is moving or making sounds, and you think it might be alive.

So you might try to see how it responds to, say, water or a poke with your pen.

Maybe you even decide to remove a sample of it to learn about the blob's biology.

You could even look at it from the perspective of physics and see how it operates in motion.

Maybe this goo has some special properties.

Any of these responses would be approaching the situation as a scientist.

You're curious about the blob and want to understand it.

That's science.

Scientists ask questions about the nature of the universe, from our expanding knowledge of space, to the tiniest particles found in the tip of your pencil.

But engineers want to take the answers to those questions and solve problems.

Because, in the process of designing clever things, what engineering really does is solve problems.

And the good news is, you already know how to think like an engineer.

You've dabbled in engineering if you've ever wondered what you can do with something.

You've used your engineer's mind if you went outside on a snowy morning and built a snowman, after figuring out the packing properties of the snow.

I'm not saying you should put that on your resume, but you do get a thumbs-up!

So, from an engineering perspective, your response to the mysterious sidewalk blob would be a little different.

But it may depend on what kind of engineer you are.

Today, engineering is much broader and more varied than it used to be.

That's because engineering originally referred specifically to military engineering.

Military engineering involves designing and building military works, along with ways of communicating and transporting people and things.

Think of catapults, trebuchets, and siege towers.

These types of war machines and military structures have been found as far back as 11th century BCE, by the Babylonians and Assyrians.

You needed a good engineer if you want to storm a castle.

So from the perspective of this field, the main problem that an engineer might want to solve is simply how to destroy the blob.

Or to protect yourself from it.

Now, the first of the modern field of engineering to emerge after military engineering was civil engineering.

This branch had its official start around the 18th century.

Like the name implies, civil engineering was used for civilian purposes, rather than military ones.

It focuses on building structures of all kinds, along with highways, sanitation systems, and even entire cities.

Under this branch of engineering, we might want to study the blob, to figure out what properties it has that can be used to solve problems of daily civilian life.

Like maybe the blob's goo is better insulating material than what's currently in your house.

Or maybe it turns out to be really elastic, or waterproof, or have some other property that could make it useful in construction, infrastructure, or urban planning.

The 19th century led to an increasing focus on the machinery industry, which gave rise to the branch of mechanical engineering.

Which I must say, as a mechanical engineer myself, is a fine discipline!

This branch focuses on machinery and mechanical systems, from robots to engines.

Thomas Savery and Thomas Newcomen, two English inventors who are credited with creating the steam engine in the early 1700s, were both mechanical engineers.

And so was James Watt, the Scottish scientist who made their design much more efficient by recapturing the steam in the engine.

The industrial revolution was led by mechanical engineers like them.

Then, electrical engineering was a natural progression, once we were able to generate electricity and create electronics.

Dating back to the 19th century, electrical engineering deals with devices and systems

that can range anywhere from microchips and cell phones to the giant power station generators that help supply energy to big cities.

Electrical and mechanical engineering often come together to create some pretty fantastic inventions.

If you want a robot that can move about like we do, you're going to need a mechanical engineer to set up the "skeleton" of the machine.

Then, to give it a "heart" of electricity, you'll need an electrical engineer to provide power to the robot with electronics.

And if you want it to act like us too, you'll need someone skilled in computer science.

But engineering doesn't stop there.

Another field was founded in the late 19th century: chemical engineering.

These engineers have quite a wide focus, not only designing and operating chemical plants that do things like refine oil and distill alcohol.

They also deal with food, medicine, the environment, and much more.

They're involved not only with the preservatives and artificial flavors found in the pizza pocket you ate last night,

but also with the medicine you took the next day to help your upset stomach.

Together, civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering are often seen as the four main branches of engineering in the modern world.

But there are many more fields that specialize even further.

We have aerospace engineers building machines that fly in the air and space;

nuclear engineers harnessing the energy released from nuclear reactions;

and biomedical engineers creating medical equipment and devices to solve clinical problems.

The list goes on!

And one branch that supports all of them is industrial engineering.

Engineers in this field design and optimize the facilities, equipment, and systems that many other engineers use to create their products.

Think of them as the support class of the engineering world.

They provide the all-important groundwork for many of our engineering advances.

We'll need some industrial engineers to help us with our factory when we start manufacturing our cool new products based on whatever this blob is made of.

With the power of engineering at our fingertips, we've already been able to do some pretty amazing things.

We've built spaceships that have sent people to the moon and given Mars a few rovers, which are fantastic works of engineering themselves.

We've made artificial hearts to pump blood through the human body and artificial limbs to replace the ones that were lost.

We've designed giant skyscrapers that wave at the clouds and show the world just how high we can reach.

And we've only just begun!

In the future, it's very possible that we'll see advances like an artificial pancreas that would effectively cure Type 1 Diabetes.

And new nanotechnology that will show the might of being small, and rockets that will finally send people to Mars to hang out with those rovers.

This and much more could all come from engineering.

Maybe one day you'll be the one to create something truly amazing!

As for the blob you found on the pavement, I don't know what that thing is.

Maybe it'll turn out to be a huge wad of used chewing gum.

Or maybe it's a new lifeform.

No matter what, it won't be the first, or last, mysterious object you'll encounter as a student of engineering.

The world is full of strange things with great potential for solving problems.

When you use your engineering mind, everything suddenly seems both perplexing and exciting.

So, over the next forty-odd weeks, we'll show you how to build things. Design things.

We'll show you how to solve problems.

We want you to be able to make things better and figure out what's next for the world.

Because we all live in a world of creation, and we want you to be a creator.

Next time, we'll continue our journey by diving deeper into civil engineering.

We'll learn more about its history and the types of work that civil engineers do, getting you one step closer to being an engineering master of the universe.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you then!

Crash Course Engineering is produced in association with PBS Digital Studios.

You can head over to their channel to check out a playlist of their latest amazing shows,

like The Origin of Everything, Infinite Series, and Eons.

Crash Course is a Complexly production and this episode was filmed in the Doctor Cheryl C. Kinney Studio with the help of these wonderful people.

And our amazing graphics team is Thought Cafe.