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Date: October 17, 2020
“Nikola Tesla had invented a very interesting one-way value. Let’s understand the complete physics of this valve in this video.” |
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Date: October 05, 2020
“Today I’m reacting to and trying some “plumbing hacks” from the YouTube channel: 5-Minute Crafts. In some cases, I guess some of these would be considered plumbing hacks, but to be honest, most of these just seem ridiculous. Check the video and let me know what you think about these awful plumbing hacks!” |
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Date: June 16, 2020
“If you’re taking to the streets to demand justice for the victims of police brutality and homicide, you may want to leave your phone at home. No matter how peaceful your behavior, you are at risk of getting arrested or assaulted by police. Cops might confiscate your phone and search it regardless of whether or not they’re legally allowed to, or they might try to break it, especially if it contains photos or video of their violent or illegal actions. At the same time, it’s a good idea to bring a phone to a protest so you can record what’s happening and get the message out on social media. Filming police is completely legal and within your rights, and it’s one of the few tools we have against police brutality. It’s also important to be able to communicate with others in real-time or to find your friends in case you get separated. To reconcile this tension — between wanting to protect your privacy and wanting to digitally document protests and police misdeeds — the safest option is to leave your primary phone, which contains a massive amount of private information about you, at home and instead bring a specially-prepared burner phone to protests. The Intercept’s Micah Lee discusses how to do this at length in the video above.” |
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Date: April 27, 2020
“In this video I trap a living mole. The is the first time I have held a living mole in my hand.” |
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Date: December 26, 2019
“Multi-purpose PDF calendars 2020 for the United States – practical, versatile and free to download and print. These templates are suitable for a great variety of uses: holiday planner, trip planner, journey planner, travel planner, yearly overview, yearly planner, company calendar, office planner, holiday calendar, school calendar, college calendar, university planner, annual holiday chart and leave planner, attendance calendar, shift calendar, shift planner, yearly calendar, custom calendar, family planner, period calculator, ovulation calculator, pregnancy calendar, simple project management tool, team collaboration tool, EMM, ERP, SCM, PLM, CRM, HR, reporting, to do list, task management, appointment calendar, appointment planner, desktop calendar, wall calendar, wall planer, blank calendar, as time sheet, time management tool or time tracking software, for process management, process optimization, help desk administration, business administration, business intelligence and analytics, automation, forecasting, finance, accounting, financial planning, tax planning, sales & marketing, customer service, customer relationship management, process & supply chain management, data analysis, availability and booking, as pocket calendar, advertising calendar, community calendar, staff planner, employee scheduler, employee absence tracker, people planner, vacation planner, annual journal, events planner, scheduler, shared scheduling, date calculator, yearly record, work schedule, wedding planner, fiscal year planner, register or report and many more… The variations range from yearly calendars on a single page (the whole year at a glance) to quarterly calendars on 4 pages (3 months/1 quarter on one page). The files are saved in Adobe PDF format (file extension .pdf) and can be opened with the Adobe Acrobat Reader and most other PDF readers, for example the PDF-XChange Viewer and the Foxit Reader. The files can be scaled up and down so they can be printed on paper sizes larger or smaller than standard letter paper (see instructions). The files may be used free of charge for non-commercial use, provided that the Calendarpedia logo, the copyright notice (“© Calendarpedia®, http://www.calendarpedia.com”) and the disclaimer (“Data provided ‘as is’ without warranty”) are not removed. Not for commercial distribution or resale. For commercial use please contact us. All content of this website is copyright © 2011-2019 Calendarpedia®. All rights reserved. Data provided ‘as is’ without warranty and subject to error and change without notice.” |
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Date: December 14, 2019
“A step by step tutorial on making an earthen floor, sourced from a mix of materials, such as clay, sand, and straw, similar to cob and adobe. In this video you’ll see construction of an on-grade floor (sealed with oil), along with its foundation (insulated with pumice). The guest star Sukita Reay – author of Earthen Floors, who we’re so happy to have join us. Earthen Floor Book Links: |
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Date: December 13, 2019
“Save money on your heating cost and use this easy way to make free heat from scrap paper :)” Neat video, but it should be cautioned…those plastic crates “behind convenience stores” are normally the property of a supplier, and they’re out there waiting to be picked up by said supplier, for their own perpetual use. If you decide “it’s okay to help yourself to one [or more]”, you might find that the cops have been called and you’re being charged with theft. Just go to a store that carries crates for sale, and spend the few dollars to get one of your own…Leave the nasty store crates where they are…They are not being thrown away, nor left out for public claiming. |
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Date: December 12, 2019
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Date: December 10, 2019
“In this video I speak with the man who literally wrote the book(s) on backyard rollercoasters: Paul Gregg. I’m calling this a ‘how to’ video, but really it’s deeper than that. This is a dive into what it takes to design a backyard rollercoaster. I took a lot of inspiration for the style of this video from Destin at Smarter Every Day. Let me know if you’d like to see more of this type of video on my channel! Paul Gregg is a retired aerospace engineer who I spent the day with learning about his backyard rollercoasters. His rollercoasters are designed and tested to the same standards as airplanes, which is incredible considering the materials to build them are available at any hardware store. Paul has made backyard rollercoasters accessible to anyone with basic tools and a yard to work in. Visit Paul Gregg’s YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/psg20101 You can find Paul’s books and other information about building your own rollercoaster on his website: |
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