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10 Year Old Wins Science Fair By Proving Tom Brady Is A Cheater #Deflategate - Duration: 4:48.
A 10 year old boy from Kentucky just won his school science fair for his project, is tom
brady a cheater.
According to this ten year old, yes, he is.
Welcome back to IO, where we keep you informed on everything that's worth talking about
on the internet.
I'm charlotte dobre.
Tell me who your favourite football team is In the comments below.
And also tell me, honestly, do you think tom brady is a cheater?
Ok so, little disclaimer for this story, I know how diehard patriots fans can be.
I can already picture angry tom brady fans in the comments.
I just want to let you know that I wouldn't call myself a football fan, or an expert,
but Don't get mad at me, I'm just going to tell you about a very interesting story
that I found that I believe is relevant because the superbowl is coming up.
And this isn't the first time someone has accused Tom Brady of Cheating.
Deflategate first made headlines a couple years ago.
So what's deflategate?
It's a conspiracy revolving around accusations that star quarterback tom brady and the new
England patriots did not properly inflate their footballs that were used in the 2015
AFC championship game.
Deflated balls, though funny when the words are paired together, could have given them
an unfair advantage.
The patriots beat the colts 45-7, and during the 2015 AFC championship game, brady threw
for 226 yards and three touchdowns.
He completed 23 of 35 passes.
Brady has helped the patriots win 5 superbowl titles, and this Sunday February 3rd, the
patriots are facing the los angeles rams.
Is tom brady a god of football, or is there something else going on?
10 year old Ace Davis might have the answer.
Ace davis is in the 5th grade at millcreek elementary school in Lexington, Kentucky.
According to his science fair winning project, the national football league alleged that
tom brady ordered the deliberate deflating of footballs to gain an advantage in the 2015
AFC Championship game versus the Indianapolis colts.
His Hypothesis?
Through various testing measures of different weights, pounds per square inch, of footballs,
we should find that underdeflated footballs provide a competitive advantage.
But ace didn't just make this claim, he provided evidence and put his hypothesis to
the test.
He and his family filled up footballs at various levels of pressure.
They then threw footballs at different inflations and calculated the average.
He then put the findings on graphs and charts.
The testing found that The footballs that were deflated the least, travelled the farthest,
travelled more accurately.
The conclusion?
Yes, deflated balls could give an unfair advantage.
His project states, the patriots were found guilty of doctoring football, thus losing
1 million dollars and future draft pics.
He won first place at his science fair, and his dad posted about it on facebook, which
caused him to become a viral sensation.
Speaking to nbc news, he said, tom brady is a cheater and don't trust anybody.
So obviously this family dislikes tom brady and or the patriots.
In 2015 during the AFC title against Indianapolis, colts linebacker dwell Jackson interepted
one of brady's passes and he noticed that the ball was underinflated.
Then, Back in 2016, he was suspended for 4 games in the 2016 season after the league
found out that he and the team employees used footballs at PSI levels below the nfl rules.
The nfl conducted a probe and found that two two patriots employees were talking about
the fact that brady likes his footballs to be underinflated so he can quote, get a better
grip and throw them more accurately.
Apparently he also wanted the footballs covered in peanut butter.
Its kind of insane that this 10 year old was the one to prove deflategate.
But even though the evidence is mounting against brady, not much has happened to him.
I mean, he does make a lot of money for everyone involved.
Hes 41, an age when most professional football players start to slow down, but the patriots
are going to be competing in another superbowl, February 3rd in atlanda against the LA rams.
He's obviously still an amazing player, regardless of whether or not the balls are
deflated.
He will probably retire soon.
But how will the world remember tom brady?
The magician with a football in his hand?
Or a cheater?
Does it matter to you that tom brady cheats?
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What is "Whiplash"? - Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center - Duration: 1:04.
- So whiplash is essentially,
it's commonly seen in motor vehicle collisions or accidents
and one of the major risk factors
is while you're driving, you're not bracing yourself
for the impact and so the spine
is in a very vulnerable position,
especially the cervical spine, our neck.
There's a lot of motion in the neck
and so for that reason, whenever there's a car impact
during an accident,
there's a lot of stress to the neck
and typically the area that are most involved or disrupted
are typically a lot of the muscular attachments
around the spine
and so whiplash, most of the time,
is referencing essentially the muscles in the neck
that get disrupted during, you know, a car accident.
Sometimes that can be associated
with an inherent spinal problem like a disc injury,
but in those cases,
patients aren't just gonna have neck pain,
which is typically what whiplash is,
they'll have pain in the arm
or numbness and tingling in the arm
and that's a separate diagnosis,
but it's often times related to whiplash,
but whiplash is primarily a muscular issue.
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What is a disc and how does it cause issues & pain to occur? - Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center - Duration: 1:17.
- So this is a model of the lumbar spine,
and what you can see here is what we call the vertebral body
which is essentially the architecture
of what our spine's made of.
I consider it like the brick, it's the brick of the spine.
And in between we have something that's called
the nucleus pulposus, and the disc.
And so the disc acts like a shock absorber for the spine.
Okay, so in layman's term it's like a shock absorber.
Behind the disc we have something that's called
an individual nerve root.
And within our spine we have nerves on either side,
which is why we'll sometimes have right leg pain
or left leg pain, at the same level.
So these nerves come out on either side of the spine,
and the area that we're focused at is this area,
it's called the foramen, okay.
And that's right behind where the disc is.
So patients can have a small bulging disc,
but it may not be pressing on the nerve
and that might be one condition we might see in the office.
But in another case, if this disc herniation is large,
or moderately sized, it tends to go back,
and if it presses on the nerve here,
people will start feeling leg pain.
So that's typically the symptoms we feel from it.
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Clinton's Classified Emails: When Is a Crime a Crime? - Duration: 7:13.
Hello and welcome, I'm Gina Shakespeare. Today on Declassified, we look into the
Clinton email scandal, plus FBI and DOJ corruption. This story by Epoch Times
contributor Brad Johnson. Brad is a retired CIA senior operations officer
and a former chief of station. He is president of Americans for Intelligence
Reform. Just before we begin please feel free to Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe.
We have seen a growing list of senior officials at the Federal Bureau of
Investigation and Department of Justice being fired or leaving in disgrace. Now,
the New York Times informs us that the FBI began an investigation in May of
2017 looking at whether President Donald Trump was a spy for the Russians. The
accusation was naturally completely devoid of any evidence and so it seems a
safe bet that it was purely political and another stain on the FBI and DOJ.
Even in the face of direct and conclusive proof of political corruption
the FBI and DOJ leadership appear to continue unchallenged since they are
lacking any form of checks and balances. Brad would like to remind everyone of
the classified documents found on former Rep. Anthony Weiner's laptop that were
discovered as part of the dissemination of indecent material to a minor case
against him. Each of those classified documents is illegal to have on a
private laptop at home, period. Intent is completely irrelevant former FBI
director James Comey openly admits the crime took place but not only was it not
investigated as a crime, it was also said to be a crime. The following quote was
taken directly from Comey's July 5th 2016 statement clearing Hillary Clinton from
any wrongdoing with regard to these classified documents: "From the group of
30,000 emails returned to the State Department, 110 emails and 52 email
chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified
information at the time they were sent or received. Eight of those chains
contained information that was top-secret at the time they were sent.
Thirty-six chains contained secret information at the time, and eight contained
confidential information, which is the lowest level of classification."
"Separate from those, about 2,000 additional emails are were 'up-
classified' to make them confidential; the information in those had not been
classified at the time the emails were sent." Two points from this are extremely
important. First: According to Comey, there were at least
2,110 individually classified documents on that laptop that were
discovered by examining approximately 30,000 emails. Each one of those is
individually a crime. No intent or any other qualifications are needed for this
to be illegal; it is a very black-and-white. You have classified
documents at home—that is illegal. Lots of people have gone to jail for exactly
that crime. Second: Something that is never discussed in mainstream media is
the process of how a classified document can end up in someone's personal email.
All classified computer systems are fully closed systems; that is to say
there is no possible way to make a mistake where a classified document gets
sent to a non-classified system like a private email address by accident. Let us
explain how this particular crime was committed. The classified documents were
printed. On each document there was a header and footer that gave the
classifications and other information. Those were cut off or concealed and then
the document was scanned. Once scanned it could be attached to a private email and
sent out to anyone. And they were not marked as classified that way. This is
also highly illegal of course but it is the only way it can realistically be
done under these circumstances. You will notice Clinton never says whether
anything was classified or not. She always states that nothing was marked
'classified' at the time that's a convenient lawyerly answer if one knows
that the headers and footers were all cut off. If you were wondering what it
means to up-classify, just take a classified document; cut the headers and
footers off so it is not marked classified, and then when it is found you
up-classify it by marking it classified again. An additional point worth making
is that it's child's play to see which printers were used to print the
classified documents and who was doing it. The full case is actually even worse.
The FBI agent initially in charge of exploiting the Weiner
laptop told the Office of the Inspector General:
"I have private Hillary Clinton emails, number one, and BlackBerry messages,
number two. I'm telling you that we have potentially 10 times the volume that
Director Comey said we had on the record. Why isn't anybody here?" "And ... I said the
thing that also bothers me is that Comey's testimony is inaccurate." The FBI
agent clearly implies that he believes more than 20,000 classified documents is
a more accurate number and that in his opinion at Comey was lying to the
American public. The FBI eventually moved the laptop to
Quantico for further exploitation. In the IG report documents there eventually
just under 50,000 documents were examined, many of which were duplicates
of the initial 30,000 documents examined. The little secret there has not
been well reported is that according to the IG report the laptop contained
approximately 1,355,980
items or files. As everyone knows each file can contain a large number of
individual documents or emails. So according to the FBI more than 1,300,000
documents and perhaps a much higher number of documents were not
looked at to see if they contained classified information. This whole
situation stinks to the High Heavens of political corruption. The Senate
confirmation hearings for William Barr is the next US Attorney General taskbar
to dig into this specific case into overhaul the DOJ FBI corruption. Probably
more significantly, a federal judge just ordered discovery on the Benghazi
Clinton email scandal this is a devastating loss for the DOJ FBI since
now organizations such as Judicial Watch will be able to submit Freedom of
Information Act requests and demand testimony from everyone involved. If
there is more to learn about Benghazi or more classified documents to be found
among the million plus documents ignored by the FBI
the corruption will be out in the light for all to see. This is going to be one
of the big stories for 2019 and will define the battle lines between liberals
and conservatives. Excellent story there by Brand Johnson,. And just in
closing as you are aware The Epoch Times has the courage to expose fake
news to safeguard the values this country was founded on and to report
important stories not covered by other news outlets.
Therefore we very much rely on your support. Please feel free to share our
content across social media and don't forget to Like, Comment and Subscribe.
From all of us here at Declassified, thank you for watching and we'll see you
very soon.
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Lionel vs. Nico - Wer ist wer / Übersetzung - Duration: 2:57.
How are you? I'm Lio and he is Nico
and we're here to find out what we have in common
and what our principal differences are. Let's see where to start
Who is lazier?
It's certainly not me. I'm the least laziest person of all
Rather the contrary. I love being active, doing things and moving around
In the morning I stay up really early then I go to the Jam & Roller to practice with the band
and help at the rink. Later I come back home and continue practicing with the band
What? Really? You're are occupied everyday?
Of course and also on the weekend
No but not on saturday. Saturday is for
sleeping, relaxing, getting up very late
Why not? I wake up at 8 am and start into the day
I'm super lazy. On saturday I like to sleep very much
to be with my friends and to watch a lot of movies
I can't believe how you can't enjoy that
Result
Who is more extroverted?
If I stand infront of a camera I'm super extroverted
but if I don't I'm a little bit shyer
I never thought about that. I don't know if I'm extroverted
I don't care speaking infront of an audience or people I don't know
I don't mind talking, getting to know others
at work, at the rink, at a café
If I go out with my friends I'm always the one who fools around the most
So you are super extroverted
Yes. When your best friend is super shy you don't have another choice
He can't even open his mouth infront of a girl
so I'm there to help him
Come on winner
I hope so. That's not as easy as you think
It's just a question of the right attitude but being in a band helps a lot
Result
Who is the bigger prankster?
Okay you know that I'm the biggest prankster. I love to do pranks
I think all day long about which prank I'll do next
I love pranks. When Pedro cooks Simón and me are getting crazy
For example we switch salt with sugar or if someone falls asleep
we paint a beard on him. Nevertheless always with the best intention
When I see that one of them is sad or exhausted
I plan a prank to cheer him up
My friends always molest me or I molest them
Result
Final result - draw
Okay guys. Now you were able to get us to know a little bit better
I hope you liked it. I send you a huge kiss. Bye
A kiss
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