IT'S OVER JEFF SESSIONS IS OFFICIALLY DONE
Things just got a whole lot worse for Attorney General Jeff Sessions as Fox News' Judge
Andrew Napolitano spoke out to slam him for recusing himself from Robert Mueller's Russia
investigation.
Napolitano believes that Sessions never should have taken the position if he was planning
to recuse himself.
"Jeff Sessions, in my view, and I say this as a personal friend — we have a lot of
mutual friends and I've known him for years — it pains me to be critical of a friend,
but I have to be intellectually honest," Napolitano began, according to Daily Caller.
"Jeff Sessions shouldn't have accepted the job."
Napolitano went on to say that Sessions should have told President Donald Trump when he was
first nominated for the position that he was "going to be in the middle of this Russia
investigation, as illegitimate as I think it is, and as you know it to be, it's going
to happen, and I'm going to be a witness."
"We have hindsight, and it's 2020.
He didn't do that," Napolitano concluded.
This comes after Trump blasted Sessions in a series of tweets throughout the day on Wednesday:
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Phoon
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Normal life is really boring - Duration: 6:44.
Good morning everyone!
I decided that I'm just going to start vlogging.
Nothing happens in my life for it to be on a daily basis, sorry my retainer is still
in.
I guess I'll just edit things on a weekly, if anything happens on a weekly, if not then
a biweekly.
My shoes were supposed to come in.
FedEx was supposed to deliver them Monday, and they just came in yesterday at 12 apparently.
I finally cleaned off my camera and I'm a little upset.
I thought it was clean before, because I would always go over it.
Oh my god.
Someone broke the key inside....
So someone broke the key off inside here.
Oh my god.
Hold on.
Like...they just....they just left it in there what the?
What?
I'm in here I'm guessing.
I don't know how this works.
YAY.
Okay, a little backstory on these shoes.
I have been looking for a pair of wedges, like a good pair for me, since about 2014.
So, summer of 2014, I went to South Korea with my family and I saw these really cute
pairs of wedges and I didn't get them.
They were like $12 and I didn't get them for some reason.
And ever since I have not found a single pair of wedges that I have liked, or that I have
liked and has fit me....the store doesn't have my size or whatever.
These are here, I've been waiting on these for a couple of weeks now.
I wanted them to come in yesterday because I checked the delivery time and it was supposed
to come in Monday right?
And it didn't.
I really wanted to wear them so I would look cute, but NO.
They didn't come in until and hour after I left.
They didn't come in until about 12:30, I left around 11.
HELLO?
You told me you were at the Marriott 10 minutes ago??
HELLO??
Hoang: Yikes This girl.
We're at the ice rink!
Okay so, I don't have my camera!
I really want a new one, but I don't have it.
So we're playing tag, Josephine's not playing, but....
Annelise: Are you vlogging?
Yes.
Annelise: Are you serious?
Yea.
Annelise: Tag.
NO!!
I just picked up the kids from ice skating.
Oh my gosh.
So when I was walking in here there was a couple walking out right, and the guy was
yelling at the girl.
And the girl honestly looked scared for her life.
She looked close to tears.
And this guy was yelling, like, in a murder voice basically.
The kind of yelling you do when doors are closed and your house is in the middle of
nowhere.
I just saw him get walked out of the Galleria handcuffed.
So, I'm gonna start making a Christmas list of all the things I want because you know
I'm broke.
So one of the things I want is my own custom skates.
I've been wanting them for a long time.
Like a really long time.
I have always wanted to figure skate and I used to have lessons but I don't remember
them.
So yea that's what I want.
I really want some Nike's but that's probably not going to happen.
So we are out.
Caitlin and I are on the playground nearby.
Why do these swing sound like...
Caitlin: SWITCH WITH ME! ....like a whale mating call.
Caitlin wants to switch with me because her swing is seriously loud.
But it sounds like a whale mating call.
There's a family trying to enjoy a birthday dinner, or a birthday party over there at
the pool, and Caitlin's literally just...LOUD.
Can you hear that?
It's so loud.
You're ruining their peaceful Saturday.
Or you could just swing like a normal person.
Caitlin: NO Okay so today, recap of this week.
I am going to New Orleans today I think to see my grandparents on my mom's side.
We're going to be going back Sunday to celebrate Father's Day with my grandparents on my father's
side.
I know that's what we're doing.
It is 4 in the morning.
We are at my grandparents house.
Another weekend, another trip to NOLA!
We got locked outside the gate.
My grandparents live in a gated community so you have to have a code every time you
go in.
We actually just tailgated a car.
That's really bad don't do that guys.
Now we're here and no one will open the door and I'm really tired.
I just kind of want to go to sleep.
It's been freezing.
The car has been so cold.
Josephine and Annelise have been sitting in the back.
For some reason the car we have just doesn't have AC vents back there.
So we have to turn on the AC really really high.
It's just too cold.
I'm wearing like a jacket and I had to put on another jacket.
Hopefully we can get in.
I'll keep you guys updated on exactly what time we get in.
Ugh okay so I was waiting for Josephine to get back in the car, made me step right THERE
oh my gosh.
Guys...this is.....I hate cleaning Toms it's such a hassle.
Okay we're still not in the house.
Alright we have just gotten inside the house.
It is 7 in the morning.
We have to go make breakfast.
Hello!
We are celebrating Annelise's birthday!
All: Happy birthday dear Minh Minh, happy birthday to you!
Yayyy!!
Make a wish!
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Tip 5 the Big Secret to Ditching a Habit is Changing the Trigger - Duration: 2:52.
When I started my nightly torturing of the Booze Gollum...so much fun!
I actually inadvertently did something really right! Turning Happy Hour into
"Happy Hour", where I derived much happiness from watching him die each
night I starved him of the alcohol he craved, by not drinking, by going another 24
hours of Staying Stopped. Stopping and staying stopped...God, I love that so much!
Well, by making it my new "Happy Hour," I inadvertently got at one of
the biggest secrets of changing a habit. Either acquiring one you like, a new one,
a good one, or getting rid of one you don't want in your life anymore.
Something that doesn't serve you. The thing about habits is that even though we
tend to talk about them as one thing, in our case: drinking, there are actually
three parts to a habit. There's the benefit that you perceive you'll get. In
this case, the buzz, that relief from the first drink, the socializing, whatever
else you know you've told yourself is awesome. There's the action of it, which is the drinking part. And there's the most
powerful part, and that's whatever triggers it. What they found
according to science, is if you have this relationship enough - there's a cue of
some sort, "Oh look, it's Happy Hour!" That's my time trigger. It kicks in my drinking
and I get that perceived benefit that first drink, and the buzz
- and then, you know, blocking out everything that happens after that buzz! -
that perceived benefit, your brain starts to crave that. It craves the
feelgood. We all do. What happens though, when you repeat that
behavior enough, it actually just craves the action. The action becomes the most
important part once you kick it in
and you have that trigger, you just start drinking. And that's almost more
important than the perceived reward. This kind of blew me away the first
time I heard that. I was like, "Oh, wow." There are five different types of triggers,
as we'll be discussing in the next few videos. But I know for me, one of my most
powerful triggers was definitely that Happy Hour. That time trigger. "It's Happy
Hour! Time to have a drink!" So, in the Comments below, write a little
note and tell us what your big drinking triggers are.
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What If The Earth Is Like Venus And Mars ? | Secret Of Earth - Duration: 20:50.
Minster design extreme weather
Alien landscapes and bizarre phenomena
Is the most complex system we know of in the universe
that planet
Is earth and we are only beginning to unlock its secrets
The planet Earth is a haven for life
Conditions are perfect. I mean, they really are perfect
oceans of liquid water make life possible
But that's not enough a
Complex secret gives earth its life
while hundreds of other known planets fall short
Not a single one of these planets look just like the earth
What makes Earth so perfect
Why does it depend on the moon?
volcanoes
even the planet Jupiter
What puts earth in the ultimate Goldilocks zone?
for life
May 19 2012
In the Arizona desert a 35 year old visitor from Germany is overcome by
105 degree temperatures
The first of two hikers to die this weekend from early season eat
Water makes up 60% of his human body
As little as 2 to 3% decrease in body water can unset the symptoms of dehydration
Humans on earth exists on a knife's edge between life and death
Surviving only in a narrow range of temperatures
So two in the solar system there is only a narrow range in which planets can support complex life
This place not too hot. Not too cold is called
the Goldilocks zone
Estimates put the Goldilocks zone between 67 million and
279 million miles from the Sun
And it's just right for the one thing life seems to need
liquid water
You're not so close that water boils away you're not so far away that water turns to ice perfect Goldilocks
We're in the cow who deserts on the Island of Hawaii
When you look at dry places like this, it really makes you appreciate how vital water is to animals and plants
Hawaii's Big Island is also home to rainforests
waterfalls
Seacoast and even snow-capped mountains where the secrets of life success on earth play out
Among those secrets a recipe for life that needs far more than just liquid water
One of the biggest surprises of the last 20 years
Is the large number of conditions the earth needs to maintain its state as being habitable
Besides Earth's distance from the Sun
life also depends on the planets volcanoes
Its large moon and even the planet Jupiter
Liquid water is important, but that's possible at a wide range of temperatures not all of them good for life
The highest temperature that complex life can live at is very very different from that of microbes
We animals really can't live much above 113 to 115 degrees Fahrenheit
The Na Hoku rainforest on Hawaii is a Goldilocks zone on a Goldilocks planet
There are more species packed around me right now than any other place I could go to
This rainforest and others like it represent the apex of species diversity on planet Earth
The diversity Springs from conditions that are not only wet
But also warm without being too hot
Life likes to be warm 70 to 80 to 90 degrees. That's ideal. That's where you want to be
The Earth's volcanoes hold the secret of the planetary thermostat
If it weren't for these mountains of fire this entire planet would freeze
Thank for watching !
January 3rd 1983
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano begins its longest eruption and recorded history as
lava flows through residential areas
The first homes destroyed there were 16 homes
shortly after that initial eruption a
Vivid reminder of the destructive power of the volcano
The volcano's fury fuels mankind's fear
But the erupting Mountains hold a secret
They are essential to life and play a central role in making Earth a Goldilocks planet
Volcanoes are commonplace in the solar system
They have erupted on Mars
on Jupiter's moon Io and
May number and the thousands of Venus
But unlike other planets Earth's volcanoes are coupled to plate tectonics
the planets method of resurfacing its crust
Earth is the only known planet whose crust actively moves around with many distinct plates
Many scientists now believe plate tectonics is the most important secret other than water in
Making earth just right for life
It all has to do with carbon dioxide
Right now it may be making the planet to war
But life actually needs some of that warming
Without co2 the earth would be very cold
It would be zero degrees Fahrenheit 32 degrees below freezing without that carbon dioxide the entire planet would be a frozen wasteland
The co2 emerges from Earth's volcanoes along with their destructive lava
The essential gas cycles both in and out of the atmosphere
Acting like a thermostat to keep the planet not too hot not too cold
It may be one of the best-kept secrets of Earth's existence a series of interconnected
Reactions that was the entire planet to work a chain of events in which one weak link
Would make life as we know it
impossible
Fiery volcanoes see you unlikely players in the drama that makes earth. So perfect for life
And yet without them the planet would be covered with ice and life would have little chance of success
The secret is in the carbon dioxide that volcanoes supply to the planet's atmosphere
The volcanic vent you see here is one of many in the Hawaiian Islands is from vents like these the carbon dioxide
Comes out of the deep earth and goes into the Earth's atmosphere
As a greenhouse gas co2 turns earth's temperature up
But in doing so it becomes the core component of the planetary thermostat
It is a delicate global balancing act
If the temperature is cool the planet makes carbon dioxide go up so the air gets warmer
If the air gets warmer, the planet makes carbon dioxide go down to turn things cooler
One way a hotter earth make co2 go down as by ramping up the chemical weathering of rocks
Carbon dioxide mixed with rainwater turns into a weak acid that eats away at births rocks
When temperatures go up the process naturally goes faster
The acid reactions absorb carbon dioxide and suck it out of the air
Earth's weathered rocks get help from another process to draw down carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
More heat also speeds up the growth of untold numbers of plants and animals in the ocean
Many of these draw carbon dioxide right out of the air and use it to make their shells
All of these shells slowly sink onto the sea bottom to produce a limestone layer on the sea floor
With both the formation of sea shells and the weathered rocks
carbon dioxide dips down in the atmosphere
Did it goes too far the planet could freeze
So it needs a way to make co2 go back up
That happens deep underwater
In the middle of the ocean massive ridges on the seabed erupt with lava as plate tectonics
drives the motion of the Earth's crust
Making the ocean floor spread apart
Miles away the spreading seafloor crashes into a continental plate
The sea plate dives down into the Earth's interior the limestone melts liberating its carbon dioxide
The carbon dioxide that was set free underground eventually comes out here back where we started at a volcanic vent
So now the earth becomes warmer and the cycle begins again
The finely tuned system has adjusted the atmosphere as carbon dioxide up and down to keep the Goldilocks zone on Earth
intact for billions of years
Plate tectonics
Also makes Earth's land surfaces move
The giant Pacific plate for instance slowly moves to the northwest and carries with it the Big Island of Hawaii. I
Like to think of the ground beneath my feet is stable, but geologically speaking
We're in constant motion right where I'm standing on the mountain of Kilauea. I'm moving 2 to 4 inches a year annually
North-northwest, so if you came back to see me next year I wouldn't be here
I'd be here
When continents move apart species are isolated and evolved into new ones
Life's wild variety grows
The complexity versus eight is an essential survival tool
Especially when earth comes under attack from outer space
The secret ingredients for thriving life abound on planet earth
But its wealth of rich climates is also home to environments on the edge of habitability
One of them is Mauna Kea an inactive volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii
It's an alien landscape home to a dozen giant telescopes
But at high altitude astronomers are working on the margins of the Goldilocks zone for humans
I've been up here at 13 and a half thousand feet many times and sometimes I feel a little bit of altitude sickness
My head isn't working right I feel nauseous
The oxygen content up here is only about 60% that of c-level
Astronomers here have discovered that the recipe for life success on earth
includes many ingredients
from space
The moon
Unusually large for a planet of Earth's size
Has a secret impact on life
It provides stability for Earth's axis of rotation
The pole of the moon's gravity keeps the earth from wobbling uncontrollably
Without our moon we'd be flopping around like a dead fish
This isn't stability life needs two things. It needs conditions to live, but it needs those conditions to exist
Over long periods of time you need conditions to remain very very stable
Having a large moon is part of the secret
The stability also comes from unlikely sources
Many people are astonished to learn that the planet Jupiter 500 million miles away
has a huge effect on life on Earth a
Major impact was a rare event on earth when an asteroid may have wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago
It remains rare today because Jupiter acts as a cosmic vacuum cleaner as the planets overwhelming gravity
grabs comets and asteroids
Sweeping them out of the solar system
Jupiter in our lifetime swept the comet right out of existence shoemaker-levy 9
Went crashing into Jupiter
That particular comet was on an earth crossing orbit. Jupiter sucked it out of existence
If you do not have a gigantic Jupiter the solar system will be full of debris
That would hit the earth all the time. Meaning that life would be impossible
So thank you Jupiter for cleaning out the solar system
Earth's astronomers are now engaged in one of history's greatest quests the
Search for other planets suitable for life
In early 2013 they identified a possible planet more like Earth than any yet found
at
2070 light-years distant it is 1.5 times Earth's mass and orbits within its stars Goldilocks zone
there's thought to be about 50 billion planets in our Milky Way galaxy of which perhaps
500 million are in the habitable zone
But that's not enough
Mars for instance is in the habitable zone
But it's weak gravity and irregular magnetic field left it unable to hold on to most of its atmosphere
Future outgassing might reverse the process. But today it cannot support complex life
It also turns out that the Goldilocks zone for any such planet doesn't last forever
Even Earth's time as a just right planet may run out
sooner than you think
Planet Earth's secret set of special factors make it perfect for life
Most important its place around the Sun in the Goldilocks zone
A planet is set to be in the Goldilocks zone
When it's distanced from the star that it orbits leads to temperatures that allow liquid water
to exist on its surface
But the deepest secret of births goldilocks existence is not one of place and temperature
It is one of time
For complex life to evolve Goldilocks temperatures must remain stable for long periods
We have been in what we call the habitable zone now since the formation of life on Earth at least four billion years ago
and
That depends on the Sun that does not burn out quickly
If the Sun were a gigantic star it would burn his hydrogen very rapidly and only last for maybe a billion years or so
And that's too short to get life off the ground
But even a long-lived star like Earth's Sun changes over time and so does its Goldilocks zone
As our Sun bursts is fuel. In fact, it gives off more and more heat. It's actually going to expand
Although a hotter Sun could incinerate complex life
There's a secret killer that may strike millions perhaps a billion years sooner
Today carbon dioxide is temporarily on the rise making the earth too warm
But in the long term the mechanisms that take it out of the atmosphere will dominate making co2 gradually disappear
We can predict that perhaps it as little as a billion years from now
There will no longer be enough carbon dioxide for plants to undertake photosynthesis when that happens
We very rapidly lose oxygen in our atmosphere and when that happens that spells the end of all animals on planet Earth
But would the increased heat from the Sun result in new Goldilocks zone migrating into more distant parts of the solar system
They could be that Mars will become temporarily habitable
Or maybe one of the moons of Jupiter or Saturn that has an icy crust will have liquid water on its surface
Life's future will be at stake
While microbes may survive the extreme conditions on a superheated earth
Could its intelligent life-forms escape to seek refuge elsewhere?
If identical conditions aren't found will successor worlds be good enough
Can they evolve their own set of factors that have made the success of complex life one of the greatest?
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