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Michael Douglas Gives Kathie Lee A Personal Tour Of Bermuda | TODAY - Duration: 5:01.

>>> MICHAEL DOUGLAS IS A HOLLYWOOD ICON AND TWO-TIME

ACADEMY AWARD WINNER AND THE SON OF SILVER SCREEN ROYALTY, BUT

WHAT PEOPLE MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT HIM IS HIS DEEP VERY PERSONAL

CONNECTION TO BERMUDA. >> MICHAEL'S MOTHER DIANA WAS

BORN HERE AND THE FAMILY'S ROOTS GO BACK 400 YEARS.

IT IS A TRADITION THAT MICHAEL HAS CARRIED ON WITH HIS WIFE

KATHERINE ZETA-JONES AND THEIR CHILDREN.

>> THEY HAVE A BEAUTIFUL HOME HERE.

WHO BETTER THAN MICHAEL TO GIVE ME A PERSONAL TOUR OF THIS

GORGEOUS ISLAND. PARADISE THAT HE CALLS HOME.

>> WOW, THIS IS BEAUTIFUL. I'M ABOUT TO SAY HELLO TO

MICHAEL DOUGLAS. AND RIGHT ON CUE.

>> LOOK WHO'S HERE. WELCOME TO BERMUDA.

I'LL SHOW YOU AROUND. >> YOU LOOK AS SEXY AND GORGEOUS

AS EVER. >> JUST TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH

YOU, HONEY. COME ON IN.

LET ME GIVE YOU A LITTLE SENSE OF WHERE WE ARE.

>> OH MY GOSH, WHAT A VIEW! >> I'VE GOT TO GIVE YOU A LITTLE

TOUR. SHOW YOU A COUPLE OF PLACES TO

GIVE YOU MORE OF AN OVERVIEW OF THE ISLAND AND SOME OF MY

FAVORITE SPOTS. >> WE'RE GOING TO SEE MICHAEL

DOUGLAS'S BERMUDA. >> I KNOW IT'S A LITTLE EARLY,

BUT WE MIGHT TRY A LITTLE WINE TASTING.

>> IT'S LATE FOR ME. LET'S GO.

>> I WANTED YOU TO SEE THIS PIECE.

THIS IS THE HIGHEST POINT IN BERMUDA.

THIS GIVES YOU THE BEST OVERALL BEAUTY OF WHAT THE ISLAND LOOKS

LIKE. THIS IS CALLED THE SOUTH SHORE.

THE SOUTH SHORE IS WHERE MOST ALL THE BEACHES ARE.

>> WHAT IS THE ONE THING YOU WOULD SAY TO A PERSON WHO'S

NEVER VISITED BERMUDA BEFORE? >> I DON'T KNOW OF ANY ISLANDS

IN THE CARIBBEAN OR ANYWHERE ELSE THAT'S MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN

THIS ISLAND. >> THANK YOU SO MUCH.

>> YOU'RE WELCOME. >> WHAT A GENTLEMAN.

NOBODY DOES THAT FOR LADIES ANYMORE.

>> YOU MAKE IT EASY. >> I LIKE THIS.

THIS IS FUN. >> WOW.

THAT'S HORSESHOE. >> THIS IS HORSESHOE BAY.

>> OH MY GOSH, LOOK AT THAT. >> HORSESHOE BAY IS ONE OF THE

TOP TEN BEACHES IN THE WORLD. I THINK IT'S BEAUTIFUL.

>> YOUR KIDS MUST HAVE LOVED BEING HERE.

LOOK AT THE DIFFERENT SHADES OF BLUE.

I KNOW THAT'S A TV SHOW, BUT WOW.

>> THIS IS MID OCEAN. >> LET'S DO IT.

>> LOOK, MY GOODNESS. LOOK AT THIS.

WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU LOSE YOUR BALL, PARDON THE PUN, OVER

THERE? YOU DON'T WANT TO LOSE YOUR BALL

THERE. >> NO.

LOOK AT THAT. LOOK AT THAT!

>> I ACTUALLY HIT IT. I'M MOST SHOCKED.

>> OH, THAT'S GORGEOUS. THAT WAS GREAT.

>> WOW. BEAUTIFUL BOAT.

>> ISN'T THAT PRETTY? >> WOW, LOOK AT THAT.

>> THERE'S YOUR SURPRISE. IT'S HODA.

>> HODA? WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?

>> HI, BABY. I CAME TO YOU SEE YOU AND YOU.

>> WHY DO YOU TIME IT WHEN WE'RE ABOUT TO GET THE WINE?

>> BECAUSE I HAVE MY TIMING DOWN LIKE KATHIE LEE HAS HERS DOWN.

>> BYE-BYE NOW. >> MOON THEM, HODA.

>> WOW. THIS IS SPECTACULAR.

>> THE COOL THING IS MY FAMILY GOES BACK HERE 400 YEARS.

>> TO THE 1600s. >> SO I'VE GOT A BIG FAMILY

HERE. KATHERINE AND I RAISED OUR KIDS

HERE. THIS IS A SPECTACULAR PLACE TO

RAISE A KID. THIS IS OUR HOST, PETER ANGELO.

>> HELLO, PETER. WE'VE BE BEEN WAITING PATIENTLYR

THIS. >> THIS IS THE DARK AND STORMY,

RIGHT? THANK YOU.

>> WHAT A ROUGH DAY, HUH? >> OH, YEAH.

>> I HAD MY FIRST BIRTHDAY IN 1945.

THERE WERE HORSES AND CARRIAGES. >> WHEN PEOPLE SEE YOU WALKING

AROUND HERE, DO THEY FREAK OUT? >> NO.

THEY COULDN'T BE NICER. ONE OF THE REASONS WE CAME HERE

WAS THE PRIVACY. THEY RESPECTED YOU AND THERE WAS

NO PAPARAZZI. >> IT'S BEEN A BERMUTIFUL DAY.

>> IT HAS BEEN. >> I'VE GOT TO THANK HIM SO

MUCH. ISN'T HE JUST THE LOVELIEST MAN?

>> YOU

For more infomation >> Michael Douglas Gives Kathie Lee A Personal Tour Of Bermuda | TODAY - Duration: 5:01.

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Is There Space for 12,000 More Satellites Up There? - Duration: 3:27.

Recently, SpaceX announced its plan to provide better Internet to people around the world

with a constellation of 4,425 broadband satellites between 2019 and 2024.

They'll orbit in 83 different planes closer to Earth than most existing communications

satellites.

And SpaceX isn't stopping there.

Looking ahead, the company hopes to add another 7,500 satellites in even lower orbits for

faster signals in heavily populated areas.

That all sounds great.

But how can we just put almost 12,000 more satellites into orbit?

Space seems infinite, but there's a lot of stuff already up there.

The key to adding new satellites is that they don't all go in the same place…

Some satellites are in a High Earth Orbit, about 22,000 miles above the planet.

This is a sweet spot for geosynchronous satellites; they orbit the Earth once per day so seem

to hover above one point on Earth, a great location for weather monitoring and communications

satellites.

Closer to home are Medium Earth Orbit satellites, some 12,500 miles above the Earth's surface.

Orbits here are consistent and dependable making this an ideal region for GPS satellites.

And lastly we have satellites in Low Earth Orbit, the area between 100 and 1,200 miles

above the planet.

These satellites are in circular orbits that vary depending on the mission needs, and this

is also where the International Space Station and Hubble Space Telescope orbit.

It's the easiest region to get to, so a pretty popular one.

Currently, there are about 1,200 operational satellites in orbit.

About half of these satellites are scattered throughout Medium Earth Orbit and High Earth

Orbit and the remaining half are in Low-Earth Orbit… the same region SpaceX is eyeing…

and SpaceX wants to add more than ten times that much!

But it's not like SpaceX will throw them up pell mell.

Satellites are launched into orbits deigned not to interfere with other satellites.

And satellites in the same orbit all have the same orbital velocity -- meaning they

orbit at the same speed and aren't likely to hit each other.

It's like a team of people driving laps in go karts.

You can't just join in and change speeds, you have to find a gap and match their pace.

But satellites aren't the only thing up there.

There's a LOT of junk from dead satellites to spent rocket stages and discarded fairings.

And every launch creates space junk.

We've seen over 5,000 launches since the space age began in 1957, and that's created

over 20,000 piece of space junk bigger than a softball!

We can track a lot of that, but there are little bits and pieces that we can't keep

tabs on… dust from solid rocket motors, coolant from old Russian nuclear-powered satellite,

even flecks of paint as small as a grain of sand.

And those tiny things can pack a punch, that one fleck of paint can hit a satellite with

as much force as a 550 pound object traveling at 60 miles per hour!

Not all satellites can avoid this debris, but some, like the ISS, have to dodge that

junk.

So SpaceX's proposed new constellation of satellites will give us better broadband,

but it's also going to clog up LEO that much more, and make it that much harder not

only to send satellites into safe orbits, but it's going to get that much more hazardous

for manned missions to fly through that growing debris field to other planets.

Can you imagine being up in space and seeing random debris float by outside?!

That'd be an experience, and speaking of, did you know we have a sister channel called

Seeker VR?

It's everything you love about Seeker, but in 360 degrees!

SeekerVR will take you on some incredible journeys that you probably wouldn't get

to experience otherwise.

Like in a recent episode, we took a ride on one of the most deadly trains in the world.

Check it out here.

And speaking of space junk, the oldest dead satellite up there is Vanguard 1, launched

in 1958.

If you're curious about that era, check out this video from my own channel, Vintage

Space.

What do you guys think about all this space junk?

Let us know in the comments, be sure to give this video a like

and subscribe so you never miss an episode of Seeker.

For more infomation >> Is There Space for 12,000 More Satellites Up There? - Duration: 3:27.

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After barrage of bees build hive in Lower 9th Ward, neighbors want them to buzz off - Duration: 2:39.

>> YOU CANNOT SIT OUTSIDE.

YOU CANNOT ENJOY ANYTHING.

YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN THEY ARE

GOING TO ATTACK.

[SCREAMING]

>> SORRY.

[SCREAMING]

SULA: OH MY.

NEW AT 10:00, SOME PEOPLE IN

URQUHART SAY THEY'RE UNDER

CONSTANT ATTACK BY BEES AND THEY

NEED HELP BEFORE SOMEONE GETS

SERIOUSLY INJURED.

SCOTT: WDSU REPORTER TAMMY

ESTWICK JOINS US NOW IN THE

STUDIO WITH MORE ON HOW THIS

HIVE IS GETTING OUT OF CONTROL.

TAMMY: THAT IS RIGHT.

NEIGHBORS TELL US THAT THESE

BEES ARE MISBEHAVING.

ONE PERSON SAYS A NEIGHBOR HAS

ALREADY GOTTEN STUNG.

OTHERS SAY THEY'RE AFRAID.

TAMMY: THIS SEEMINGLY ABANDONED

PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF

URQUHART AND LIZARDI HAS A

DIFFERENT TYPE OF SQUATTER --

BEES.

>> JUST IMAGINE, IT'S MORE THEN

JUST THAT ONE WHEN THEY'RE

, TRYING TO ATTACK.

TAMMY: THEY'RE POURING IN FROM

SEVERAL WINDOWS, AND FROM WHAT

LOOKS LIKE LIGHT SOCKETS.

BUT THE MOST TROUBLING PART IS

THAT THEY'RE MAKING A BEE-LINE

FOR ANYONE IN THEIR PATH.

IT'S A PROBLEM SANDRA STEVENSON

SAYS SHE'S BEEN DEALING WITH

SINCE SHE MOVED IN LAST MONTH.

AND SOME NEIGHBORS SAY, THE BEES

ARE DRIVING THEM BERSERK.

>> AND YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN

THEY'RE GOING TO ATTACK.

IT IS JUST A CHANCE YOU'RE

TAKING.

WHOO, WHOO, WHOO.

AHHHH, AHHHH, SORRY, AHHHH.

>> WAIT A MINUTE.

TAMMY: THE BEES WERE SO BAD WE

HAD TO MOVE TO THE OTHER SIDE OF

THE STREET JUST TO FINIS OUR

INTERVEW.

BEE EXPERT, ROBERT G. TAYLOR

SAYS, HE AGREES WITH ALL THE

NEIGHBORHOOD BUZZ ABOUT THIS

BEING A DANGEROUS SITUATION.

>> IT DEFINITELY LOOKS LIKE A

FULL BLOWN INVASION.

TAMMY: TAYLOR SAYS THE BEST

THING YOU CAN DO TO AVOID

GETTING STUNG IS TO STAY OUT OF

THE BEES' WAY.

>> EVEN BEEKEEPERS, THOSE

COMMERCIAL BEEKEEPERS, WE WORK

FROM THE BACK OF THE HIVE.

WE KEEP OUT OF THEIR FLIGHT

PATH.

TAMMY: STEVENSON SAYS SHE HOPES

THEY CAN GET SOME FAST HELP.

SO THE NEST DOESN'T CONTINUE TO

GROW.

>> IT'S REALLY DANGEROUS AND NO

ONE IS DOING ANYTHING ABOUT IT.

TAMMY: STEVENSON SAYS HER

GRANDSON IS COMING ALL THE WAY

FROM JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI TO

VISIT THIS WEEKEND.

SHE SAYS HE MIGHT HAVE TO KEEP

HIM INSIDE BECAUSE OF THE BEES.

TAMMY: NEIGHBORS SAY THE

PROPERTY IS MISSING IN ADDRESS,

SO IT IS HARD TO FIGURE OUT WHO

THE OWNER IS.

WE HAVE CONTACTED THE CITY TO

SEE WHAT THE STATUS OF THE

For more infomation >> After barrage of bees build hive in Lower 9th Ward, neighbors want them to buzz off - Duration: 2:39.

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Baby Shark Doo Doo Doo Doo Song Faster & Faster | Sharks and more Animal Songs | Songs for Children - Duration: 28:07.

You are watching FUN FOR KIDS TV!

Let's learn and have fun!!

Scary Wolf howling sound

Scary Wolf howling sound

Baby shark doo doo doo doo doo

Baby shark

Momma shark doo doo doo doo doo

Momma shark

Daddy shark doo doo doo doo doo

Daddy shark

Grandma shark doo doo doo doo doo

Grandma shark

Grandpa shark doo doo doo doo doo

Grandpa shark

Scary sharks doo doo doo doo doo

Scary sharks

Halloween doo doo doo doo doo

Halloween!

Baby Car Pom Pom Pom

Sister Car Pom Pom Pom

Brother Car Pom Pom Pom

Momma Car Pom Pom Pom

Daddy Car Pom Pom Pom

Monster Trucks Pom Pom Pom

We are safe Pom Pom Pom

We are safe!!

Ohh Yes We Are

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo

Hee Haaa

Mamma Shark doo doo doo doo

Mamma Shark doo doo doo doo

Daddy Shark doo doo doo doo

Hey look, here comes grandma

Grandma Shark doo doo doo doo

Grandma Shark doo doo doo doo

It's fun

Grandpa Shark doo doo doo doo

Grandpa Shark doo doo doo doo

Hungery Sharks doo doo doo doo

Hungery Sharks doo doo doo doo

Teasty fish doo doo doo doo

Humm it's yummy

Let's go hunt doo doo doo doo

Let's go hunt doo doo doo doo

Let's go hunt doo doo doo doo

Let's swim away doo doo doo doo

Let's swim away doo doo doo doo

Let's swim away doo doo doo doo

We are safe doo doo doo doo

We are safe doo doo doo doo

We are safe doo doo doo doo

End is happy do do do do

End is happy do do do do

End is happy do do do do

For more infomation >> Baby Shark Doo Doo Doo Doo Song Faster & Faster | Sharks and more Animal Songs | Songs for Children - Duration: 28:07.

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Steven Van Zandt Talks About Bruce Springsteen And His Own New Solo Album | TODAY - Duration: 2:51.

>> HE'S OUT WITH HIS NEW SONG CALLED "SOUL FIRE."

WHAT TOOK SO LONG? >> I KNOW.

I HAVE NO EXCUSE, REALLY. I STARTED ACTING AND BRUCE

STARTED TOURING AGAIN AND 20 YEARS WENT BY.

I REALLY, YOU KNOW, IT WAS REALLY THE LAST FEW YEARS THE

FANS HAVE BEEN WANTING THE OLD RECORDS TO COME BACK OUT, ALSO,

WHICH I HADN'T REMASTERED. SO I'M REMASTERING THE OLD ONES

TO COME OUT THIS YEAR AND SAID, LET'S DO A NEW ONE, ALSO.

>> SO IT'S "SOUL FIRE," MOST OF THE SONGS YOU WROTE OR

CO-PRODUCED DURING YOUR FOUR-DECADE-LONG CAREER.

>> EASY ON THAT. >> EASY.

>> YOU SHOULD BE LIKE, YES, SHEINELLE.

THAT'S RIGHT. >> IN A FEW YEARS.

>> TALK TO ME ABOUT "SOUL FIRE." >> WELL, I HADN'T WRITTEN AN

ALBUM IN 20 YEARS, SO IT IS NOT SOMETHING YOU DO.

I SAID, I WILL JUST COVER MYSELF.

I DID EIGHT SONGS I HAD WRITTEN FOR OTHER PEOPLE AND A COUPLE

COVERS, JAMES BROWN'S SONG, AND I WAS ABLE TO REINTRODUCE MYSELF

IN A WAY I HAD NEVER DONE BEFORE WITH A BLUES RECORD, A DUWOP

RECORD, SOME JAZZ. IT'S A NICE NEW INTRODUCTION OF

MYSELF. THAT I HAVE NEVER DONE BEFORE.

>> AND SOME MAY SAY, WHY WOULD YOU MESS WITH PERFECTION?

YOU HAVE TO RECREATE THE GREAT SONGS.

>> WELL, IT'S A LITTLE TRICKY WHEN YOU PRODUCE THE FIRST ONES

ALSO. BUT THAT SAID, I KIND OF GOT

THIS RIGHT, YOU KNOW? SO IT WAS JUST SOME TRICKY

MOMENTS. LIKE THE SONG THAT I WAS ABOUT

TO RECORD, I'M ON MY WAY TO THE STUDIO AND IT COMES ON THE

RADIO. I'M LIKE, I CAN'T BEAT THIS.

THIS IS FANTASTIC. SO I COMBINED IT WITH SOME

INSTRUMENTAL THINK I HAD DONE FOR THE SCORE OF "LILY HAMMER."

I DID THAT SCORE FOR THREE YEARS AND HAVE A LOT OF MUSIC THERE.

THAT WILL BE RE-RELEASED THIS YEAR AS WELL.

SO I ATTACHED SOME INSTRUMENTAL THING TO THE GARY SONG AND IT

MADE IT NEW. IN SOME CASES YOU CAN MAKE IT

NEW. IN SOME CASES THE ARRANGEMENTS

ARE SIMILAR. >> WE HAVE 30 SECONDS AS WE

CRANK IT UP AND GO TO BREAK. TELL ME THIS, THEY SAID YOU HAD

SO MUCH FUN MAKING THIS RECORD, IS THAT TRUE?

>> YEAH, BECAUSE WE DID IT LIVE FIRST, WHICH IS UNUSUAL.

WE PUT THE BAND TOGETHER FOR A BLUES FESTIVAL IN LONDON.

AND THEN CAME HOME AND TOOK THAT ENERGY RIGHT INTO THE STUDIO.

SO WE DID THE WHOLE THING IN FIVE, SIX

For more infomation >> Steven Van Zandt Talks About Bruce Springsteen And His Own New Solo Album | TODAY - Duration: 2:51.

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Top 10 Common Misconceptions About Food Safety - Duration: 13:06.

Top 10 Common Misconceptions About Food Safety

10.

Eggs Need To Be Kept Refrigerated

If you've ever been to Europe, or you've seen a grocery store in a movie set across

the pond, you may notice something strange – the eggs are stored at room temperature

out in the open.

This may be particularly jarring to many Americans, who are used to the idea that eggs must be

kept refrigerated at all times in order to keep them safe from bacteria like salmonella.

In fact, despite all of our safety precautions, salmonella outbreaks still occasionally happen.

However, despite the rest of the world usually opting not to refrigerate their eggs, they

don't have any major salmonella issues because of it.

The reason for this isn't because the United States or Europe have different eggs from

each other – it actually comes down to the washing process, or lack thereof.

In the United States, eggs are vigorously washed in an attempt to keep them free from

bacteria.

This actually removes a natural coating that gives them an incredible protection from bacteria

all on its own.

Proponents of washing argue that you remove any dangerous bacteria with the original washing,

and can keep them safe with refrigeration, while those who don't wash them argue that

it keeps them safe from bacteria just fine that way.

This doesn't necessarily mean there is anything wrong with washing eggs, but there is also

no reason to freak out if you are in another country and see them unrefrigerated.

9.

The Expiration Labels On Your Food Are Indicative Of The Products Safety

Many people go through their refrigerator and pantry every week or month looking for

anything that has passed its expiration date.

This is followed by throwing most of it in the garbage, and then running to the store

to replace all of the things that are now rotting away.

Many people are under the impression that these labels are actually when the food starts

to "expire" and is no longer safe to eat.

This incredibly wasteful misunderstanding is something the food companies have no desire

to dispel – if you throw it out before you finish it, you'll go buy more and they make

more profit.

Now, while the food companies aren't trying to dispel the misconception, they aren't

lying either.

The labels usually give a date as to when the product is "best by" because it's

really about the appearance of freshness.

Those dates are decided by the company's food scientists and marketing experts as the

point at which their food starts to deteriorate past how they want it to appear and taste

to the consumer.

It may be perfectly safe to eat, but they have their brand to consider, and they want

everyone to have a consistent experience with their product.

Hence, companies will hint that you should throw the food out and buy more when it no

longer fits their quality standards.

8.

Faking Allergies At Restaurants Is Not Harmful And Gets You What You Want Quicker

In recent days it has become quite common for many people to go to restaurants and fake

allergies.

For example, these people will tell the server that they are allergic to onions when the

truth is that they just really don't like eating them, and they figure that if they

say they are allergic, there is less of a chance of them accidentally putting it on

anyway – the dish would then have to be sent back, and remade, so the allergy fakers

think they are saving themselves time.

There are even some people online who recommend that others do this, suggesting that it doesn't

hurt anyone and is basically a win for everyone.

However, the truth is that it not only can be harmful to actual allergy sufferers, but

doesn't really help the faker either.

While it can be an inconvenience to have to send a dish back because it has something

you really don't like on it, telling them that you have an allergy will start an incredibly

complicated process in the kitchen that is very time consuming.

This process is done rigorously by anyone working in any kitchen you would want to order

from, and will slow down service for literally everyone in the store.

This is because cross contaminants – possible allergens that could sneak in from other restaurant

tools – have to be carefully accounted for, which can lead to an incredible amount of

cleaning and scrubbing for just one dish.

This epidemic of fakers has led some chefs to caution that it is burning out some kitchens,

and making them not spend as much time on the process as they should because it happens

so much.

This could be dangerous for real allergy sufferers, who will be more than inconvenienced if they

eat the wrong ingredient, making fakers very selfish.

7.

Making Workers Wear Gloves Keeps Your Food Protected from Germs

Many people think of gloves as the firewall that protects them from people working at

a restaurant inadvertently giving people food poisoning.

Some customers will even go so far as to ask especially for gloves to be used, thinking

that it will ensure they aren't spending half the day in the bathroom.

However, the truth is that gloves are really only as good as the food safety habits of

those using them.

They can certainly be very useful if a chef or worker cuts their hand and needs to keep

it from infecting food, but in normal situations many chefs dislike them – they feel it makes

it harder to properly feel the food and do their job.

They can also be problematic because they can lead to a false sense of security.

Chefs have reported seeing people in the kitchen who are wearing gloves scratching various

parts of their body, and not immediately washing their hands and switching gloves afterwards

– the only safe thing to do afterwards, otherwise the gloves are pointless.

Chefs have also witnessed people using gloves, but still causing cross contamination anyway,

just because of poor food safety practices.

This can be especially dangerous when working with various raw meats.

Gloves can be a useful tool, but they are only helpful if the person is conscientious

about safety in the first place.

6.

Produce Is The Least Dangerous Fresh Food In Your Grocery Store

Produce is something that immediately evokes freshness and goodness in our minds – it

is also for that reason, the first thing that grocery stores direct us to as soon as we

walk in the door.

Most of us consider it as the healthiest option available, and rarely consider it as a real

threat to our safety.

In fact, in a scientific survey, it was found that most Americans considered meat and other

similar products a serious possible danger to health, but the vast majority did not consider

disease from produce to be a serious issue worth worrying about.

However, according to experts, more disease outbreaks by far have actually been linked

to produce than to any form of meat products.

Meat is usually thoroughly cooked, and vegetables are often eaten raw.

Also, the washing process most people go through with their produce is fairly cursory, and

if the food was infected with certain bacteria, a quick wash off will certainly not be enough

to keep you protected.

Depending on the type of disease you are worried about, using your produce in thoroughly cooked

foods can ensure you are safe, but not all potentially harmful bacteria can be destroyed

by cooking either.

If you are going to eat raw produce, it is best to wash it as thoroughly as possible.

5.

Washing Meat And Poultry Is A Good Way To Keep Your Kitchen Safe

An old wives tale that is still commonly passed around, is that you should wash your meat

or poultry before cooking it in order to keep it properly "clean".

Many people to this day follow this either for safety reasons or just plain habit, and

probably feel that at the very least, all they are doing is adding a little work to

the process – and many people don't mind that possibility if it means less chance of

getting sick.

However, washing your meat or poultry, according to researchers, is actually much more dangerous

than simply cooking it properly.

If you wash your uncooked meat, especially chicken, you can easily spread salmonella

or other bacteria all over your kitchen, making it very likely someone in your family will

touch it and get sick.

On the other hand, cooking the chicken properly and ensuring that it reaches a temperature

of 165 degrees at all points, using a calibrated meat thermometer, will effectively kill off

all dangerous bacteria completely, and if you put it straight in the pan, you have much

less of a risk of causing the spread of dangerous bacteria.

While some may stick with it thinking they can manage to keep the germs from spreading

while cleaning, there is no point at all.

You don't get any benefit from washing your meat – cooking sufficiently will be more

than enough to prevent illness.

4.

The Microwaves From Your Microwave Safely Kill All Bacteria

Microwaves are one of the most misunderstood cooking devices in the world.

Some people refuse to use them because they are afraid that their food will be contaminated

with dangerous levels of radiation, and others think it does something strange to somehow

mutate the food.

Most of these people don't understand that microwaves use a different kind of microwave

than the one they are thinking of.

These misconceptions have also led some people to think that they don't need to worry about

getting their food to proper temperatures throughout after a run through the microwave,

because the radiation will kill anything dangerous.

This is an erroneous assumption and could lead to dangerous food poisoning.

All microwaves can do is make your food hotter – the heat itself is the only thing killing

germs – and microwaves are actually notorious for cooking food extremely unevenly.

Experts actually recommend using food thermometers and checking various spots on the food when

using a microwave, in order to ensure you avoid any food poisoning issues.

Most microwave meals now contain similar instructions, for their own legal protection and to avoid

consumer complaints.

The truth is that microwaves are perfectly safe in terms of radiation, but they are also

not a magic box that will destroy all bacteria.

3.

You Are Rolling The Dice With Your Fate When You Eat Uncooked Sushi

When many Americans are first introduced to sushi, they think of it as "raw fish"

and many people are concerned that what they are eating is not safe.

Some Americans, even after eating for a while, seem to have a misunderstanding that they

are doing something fairly dangerous by eating uncooked fish.

This has made it popular, especially among young people who like to latch onto anything

that may be considered reckless, but the truth is that the process for serving and preparing

sushi is actually both regulated and quite safe.

The truth is that unless fish has first been put through a deep freeze in order to kill

all possible parasites within the fish, it is illegal to serve.

Now, like all rules this doesn't mean it is perfectly followed.

Sometimes, there have been concerns that the restaurant will think the deep freeze has

already been taken care of, when the wholesaler was leaving it to the restaurant to take care

of.

However, truly conscientious restaurant owners will only accept fish that is already in a

deep frozen state, and have proper freezer storage to maintain it at a safe temperature

regardless.

Some of these sushi shop owners have reported hardly being able to tell a difference between

formerly frozen and fresh sushi themselves, showing that shop owners can have safe food

without their customers knowing the difference.

2.

The Misting Machines In The Produce Section Of The Store Are There For Food Safety

Many people are under the impression that the misting machines in the produce section

that constantly spray water on the vegetables are there to keep the food clean and protect

it from germs, but this is not the point of them at all – to actually stand a chance

of removing germ buildup, it would need to be a vigorous wash.

The truth is that the machines are there for two other distinct reasons, and both are there

to maximize the profitability of the fresh produce.

The first is that it simply makes the produce look a lot better, which makes people more

likely to buy it.

Produce can also dry out while sitting out for a time, and spraying it with water can

help keep it rehydrated and fresh for when you buy it.

These misting machines, while nice, can actually counter-intuitively be dangerous for people

in terms of safety.

Years ago, some misting machines from a grocery stores produce section were linked to an outbreak

of legionnaire's disease – it was spreading partly by the actual water vapor in the air.

This led some stores to temporarily suspend their use, while others took the time to ensure

there machines were kept properly cleaned from then on, in the hopes such a thing would

never occur at their place of business.

It shows that any machine that interacts with food, even if it doesn't come into direct

contact with people, needs to be cleaned and inspected regularly to prevent outbreaks of

serious diseases.

1.

It Is Dangerous To Use A Wooden Cutting Board For Meat Because Of Bacterial Buildup

There has been a lot of advice spreading around internet cooking circles about cutting boards,

and what is the proper board to use for each particular job.

The debate, as many on the internet go, has become quite contentious, and focuses on the

unique properties of wooden cutting boards.

While all chefs would agree you should have separate boards for different tasks due to

cross contamination, many believe that wooden cutting boards are either the best or worst

thing ever when it comes to handling raw meat.

The reasoning behind one side is the long believed claim that wood has natural anti-bacterial

properties.

This of course led many chefs to believe that wooden cutting boards were therefore perfect

for dealing with any kind of poultry or similar products.

However, this has been debunked, and a new movement in the opposite direction has given

rise to the suggestion that wooden cutting boards are actually dangerous.

They claim that the grains within wood can hold onto bacteria for hours, trapping them

before they finally die.

While there is some truth to this, since the bacteria are trapped in the wood they actually

cannot transfer to the food, and due to their isolation, they don't live particularly

long.

Essentially both sides are over-exaggerating their cause.

Wooden cutting boards can be safe for any food, but just like all food related tools,

this is only the case if they are properly cleaned

and maintained.

For more infomation >> Top 10 Common Misconceptions About Food Safety - Duration: 13:06.

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What is a neutron star? - Duration: 2:17.

Text on screen: What is a neutron star?

When a star bigger

and more massive than the sun

runs out of fuel at the end of its life,

its core collapses while the outer

layers are blown off in a

supernova explosion

What's left behind

depends on the star's original mass.

A star roughly 10 to

20 times our sun

leaves behind a neutron star.

A more massive star

becomes a black hole.

Unlike black holes, neutron stars

are directly observable, usually

as pulsars - the lighthouses of the

cosmos. Discovered

50 years ago, they are the

densest observable objects in the

universe.

Neutron stars compress up

to twice the sun's mass into a

city-sized sphere. Matter is

packed so tightly that a teaspoon

of neutron star interior

would weigh more than a billion tons

on Earth.

Still, the nature of the ultra-dense matter

in the cores of neutron stars

is unknown.

Because neutron stars

pack so much mass into such a

tiny volume, they produce

gravity strong enough to bend the light they emit,

distorting their appearance in

a way that enables the mass

and size of the star to be measured.

Scientists cannot

reproduce the extreme conditions

in and around neutron stars on

Earth. They must look

into the galaxy to answer decades-old

questions about extreme matter and

gravity.

NASA's Neutron star Interior

Composition Explorer mission,

or NICER, will make X-ray

observations of neutron stars from its

perch on the International Space Station.

It will give astronomers more

insight into these mysterious

objects - helping determine

what is under their surface.

A multipurpose

mission, NICER includes a

technology demonstration called SEXTANT.

It will analyze NICER's

observations to validate the use of

rapidly rotating neutron stars

as navigation beacons, for travel

in deep space, throughout the solar

system and beyond.

Text on screen: nasa.gov/nicer

For more infomation >> What is a neutron star? - Duration: 2:17.

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Classical Musicians React: Leo & LYn 'Blossom Tears' vs Wheein & Heechul & Jungmo 'Narcissus' - Duration: 17:20.

Fiona: Ohhh is this one gonna be bloody. I hope so

Umu: Hohoho Henry: Oh boi

O boii

*Rossini's Semiramide Overture plays*

Gwen: Wait... VIXX Umu: *rambling* Yes

Umu: And it's your favorite Hugo: YES

Gwen: Wait is this him, he's doing solo stuff Umu: This is Leo

Umu: This is him doing a collab so yes (Is a collab a solo?? lol)

Solo-ey collab-y (That's the technical term lol)

Hugo: I'm so excited Gwen: Also it's called Blossom Tears so I already know I'm in for a rough time

Umu: So this is a collab between an artist called LYn and Leo of VIXX

so you guys have already seen.. yes Davis: *Semi monotone* VIIIXXX

Umu: Blossom Tears Kevin: Emma thanks for your- Yunyi: THREETWOONE *Click*

Kevin: Thanks for your passionate, amazing...

(kevin that makes no grammatical sense)

Ben: Alright Naoki: Very acoustical (Ben killed Shimon this time)

Ben: Acoustical XD Naoki: I like it

Lindsey: What is that

I mean there's like a string section but there was something that almost sounded like a distorted banjo

Henry: Oooh they're in loovveeeee (Henry put your tongue away omg)

Peyton: She better not disappear (The biggest pet peeve of the reaktors)

Jarod: Or she dies

Peyton: True

Jarod: How bout dat

Ben: His voice is pretty high

Kevin: Oh yeah I like the kick drum

Naoki: it's also quite breathy isn't it

Jarod: They look so happy (For now)

(Jk I don't know I've legit never seen this)

Jarod: Too bad love is a myth (I was gonna make a joke but I lowkey agree with him)

Fiona: What just happened Henry: Woooaaahhhh

Lindsey: And then he threw her to the ground

Hugo: Oh god- wait less happy and cute

Ben: It's pretty sappy with the strings

and.. Naoki: Oh yeah

Yunyi: oh wait where did-

Kevin: I like it Yunyi: What just happened

Gwen: Her voice is not

Hugo: YEaaahhhhh Gwen: She's not supporting enough *gasp* wait

Peyton: Man I like this groove, it's like

It's super R&B.. OOHhHHH Jarod: Wait you see all the pills on the ground

Peyton: Are those pills

Jarod: Dat no good

Kevin: Oh my soul

(Quick note, the literal first part of TWICE's signal is stuck in my f***ing head)

Oh she just

Naoki: I do feel my tears blossoming though (get out)

Naoki: I don't even know what they're saying but it sounds so- touching. I'm just like UGH Ben: I think it's too cheesy, it's too muc

Lidnsey: That just went- this song is just constantly switching between major and minor

Kevin: F Ab F

Davis: Just like the effects of bipolar disorder

Hugo: He is also a little breathier in this song

Hugo: and I'm not a big fan of it Gwen: Yeah but he's still supporting it

Fiona: He's a sh*t

Henry: wow

Hugo: you still hear the core of his voice inside of it though Gwen: Yeah

Henry: I didn't know I was gonna feel right there but I kinda just did

Hugo: Why you gotta be so angsty

Your girl love you

and you just bein like nah (omg here we go)

Henry: The feels on the bus go round and round

Lindsey: It was because they were having a great time then all of a sudden he shoved her to the ground and like...

Davis: Minor

Yunyi: Their voices have really similar timbres sometimes I think it's- Kevin: Yeah, right

Yunyi: Both of them singing or-

Henry: He, doesn't know how to love her

Gwen: Their voices do sound very good together Hugo: They do

Kevin: Octave duet never sounded so good

Yunyi: Right I was thinking the same thing Kevin: Yeah

Peyton: Dude this is like bringing me back to so many R&B songs like they have the really artificial clap

Ben: He's trying to make the perfect dress for his wedding

(Wat)

Naoki: His wedding? Ben: Yeah

Ben: And on the wedding day she leaves him (and that's how Friends started)

Jarod: Color

Uh oh

Kevin: Oh my god these lighting

(kevin....GRAMMAR)

Peyton: Oh no Jarod: Now he's like where is she

Come bacackk

Kevin: Like she's.. trying her best to smile and stuff

and it's kind of

heart wrenching

Yunyi: I feel like- I wish I counted the modulations of this

Kevin: oh I bet there's one coming up

ben: tho ok I think the story i way better than the music. The music is like...

it's like good and it's like touching and all that kinda stuff naoki: yeah

but it's like..

naoki: it's like a simple tune ben: it's way to predictable cuz you know they're gna like...

yeah. like kinda take it back, sing the song, just like.. naoki: oh ofc they have a piano-

and then not do that many things that are that interesting musically tho that's kinda cool

henry: wow i'm very confused by some of the modulations that happen

peyton: -tryin to quit jarod: or maybe she's not even real

jarod: maybe she's a FIGMENT OF THE DRUGS!!! peyton: NO! THIS ISN'T!!! BTS!!!!

Hugo: .......OOH

davis: music is really good. this is like...

actually very intense and i'm not really realizing it now but it's pretty intense music

gwen: is he gonna dye it red

fiona: wat

is she dead

gwen: what's happening...

umu: or is that blood (tee hee)

davis: is THAT A HEART IN A JAR

gwen: wait

IS IT?

(I think hugo's face is going to explode if his mouth opens any wider)

peyton: is she just nappin in the bathtub like..

jarod: what if she's dead...what if she's dead

wait what's in that jar? is that a heart?

peyton: that better not be jarod: is that her heart in the jar?

peyton: that better not be jarod: is that her organs

peyton: OH!!! GOD!!!! jarod: IT IS!!!!!

BEN: *cringing*........ooh

Peyton: OH

kevin: woah what was that?

kevin: what was that transition?

*umu looses shit*

davis: did he murder her and keep her in his bathtub?

hugo: I wasn't ready

jarod: wait wait what the heck

jarod: did he stuff her like a- peyton: oh he didn't

jarod: f****d up taxidermist

peyton: OH HE DIDN'T!!!!

lindsey: this is too much davis: is that her dead body because she looks really pale

davis: dID HE DRESS UP HER-

DAVIS: WHAT S HAPPENING IN THIS VIDEO! lindsey: XD he dressed up her car- xDD

davis: I keep wanting you to tell me i'm wrong when i say these outrageous things

lindsey: oh no ofc not davis: what the heck!

oh my gosh

hugo: i feel betrayed!!!

henry: ok....

henry: what. the. f*** fiona: help henry: HELP

davis: alright so there's some weird like... lindsey: oi. that was too much!

obsessive like necrophilia like-

weird shit idk

lindsey: I don't think it was necrophilia i think it's just davis: but the music was really good ;)

he's just like

sooo hung up on his ex that like

davis: oh yeah i'm pretty sure it's mostly symbolic lindsey: then he went fkkin crazy cuz he's

got some stuff going on

and he killed her cuz he wanted her to be there forever maybe? at the end he dressed her up iin one of his designs

that like he initially envisioned for her

like that dress. they kept showing that dress when he was with that girl

lindsey: did I get it? * FIST BUUUMP*

Gwen: her voice wasn't supported enough

umu: ok

hugo: how you doin there bud?

gwen: not good?

hugo: IKNOW i was just like- it slowly started clicking and I was like

uh uh ohhhhh

moral of the story.

don't trust pretty boys who sing

ash: soooo as y'all saw in the music video

it's kind of

jarod: it's kinda messed up

ash: kinda messed up, yeah

jarod: likelikelikelikelike this much messed up

like still in the camera like

i can't- like this much messed up

*sings* I stuffed a girl and now she's dead and now she's in my room

and now *laugh*

peyton: you gotta draw the line somewhere man...dang

jarod: it's like.. peyton: cremate her like normal people! jarod: like together forever but

ya know more of a metaphorical sense than a literal physical sense of having her body forever

fiona: music... henry: i'm too distracted

fiona: actually like-

their vocals went together nicely, their voices matched each other? like the timbre of their voice

I didn't necessarily like their voices that much tho

there's too much vibrato I think? henry: her voice especially

yeah idk

sometimes I could barely distinguish them

I also kinda knew that this was going to be f****ed up

so I didn't necessarily pay much attention to the music

especially b/c it's in a language I don't understand, I felt like the music didn't really serve the music video

henry: however maybe if I had a translation there-

umu: can I read the lyrics to you right now?

both: yeah

umu: the lyrics are: the goodbye trickles down your cheeks like blood your lips asking why so sad don't come don't make that face just pass me by

the countless words of love that were whispered are promises that are breaking instantly no this is a dream, your eyes are telling me just hug me again

I loved you, I cared for you. that's it. I loved you but now- *queue fAST TALKING TO SAVE TIME*

SO THIS IS LIKE THE DIALOGUE (i hate caps lock) between the- henry: yeah yeah

that makes- that puts it waaay into like wayyyy more perspective fiona: this is really sad

fiona: it's crazy how like deep this is

cuz liek a lot of american pop music is...*shakes head* (UMU STFU FIONA'S TALKING)

Ben: i think the story is really intense

should of had... cooler music

umu: ok

ben: going a little bit more outside- maybe like chromatically or doing something a little bit more interesting like

musically? cuz they did all the right things you need to have like a gushy feely emotional song

but there wasn't really anything that was like- like crossing boundaries really- it wasn't enough for me

naoki: i don't know

I liked it

I feel sad

The End

kevin: i like iiit

umu: what about it?

sailor moon

yunyi: yeah there was that one part where it ws like *sings* kevin: in the bridge

and it just sounded like MOON PRISM POWER!

YUNYI: THERE IT WAS!

it's the chimes that make it kevin: yeah

it's just like..satisfying motion

kevin: while blood is being poured onto the

umu: yeahh fam ok were ready to move to the next one? kevin: yes

umu: so the next one is narcissus kevin: tell me about the (blossom tears) theory later

umu: this is another collab, so basically we're comparing two collabs

ash: it's a duet between one member of super junior and another member of MAMAMOO

umu: they sing a duet and it's- ah

oh it's fantastic

lindsey: ready?..... two... davis: one

jarod: ka choww lightning mcqueen peyton: ka chow

jarod: ka chow

jaord: toasty peyton: toast

kevin:...OHYEAH

jarod: ooh violin

ooh yeah violin!

violin!

hugo: classical music. what

jarod: it's just like vibrato...

vibroto heavy music

gwen: vhat!?

hugo: i do zhat!

henry: PACHELBEL SEQUENCE

lindsey *is a violin*

henry: ii V i...I wanna DIE FIONA: ooooh

lindsey: it's me playing a violin.

cuz I really know how to- I don't even know if that was the right side

ben: but it's still- naoki: still sounds like a movie soundtrack

peyton: shes just got- he's got blinking going jarod: he blinks a lot (WHY ARE U ASSUMING GENDER JAROD)

oh subtitles!

jarod: as each say goes by <3

hugo: *reading lyrics* gwen: is he going to cut her heart out?

*bye gwen's hand*

henry: woah actually this melody is pretty good

peyton: alright jarod

ben: i really like this

fiona: suaaave

jarod: he's got a very nice soft and soothing voice

umu: *dying* gwen: ew. i don't like this

henry: I feel like kpop uses a lot of chords that are like

"interesting" but for pop music

meaning like

there are 7ths and augmented 6ths

and Neapolitan and neopolitan flat 2/6s which is like fiona: and 9ths

i'm just listing things that are pretty common like- fiona: NO

"weird" chords

hugo: oh! harmony!

henry: but like

to use them subtly is the most beautiful

yunyi: dude model mixture on point in this

this song actually

ben: ooh ...3rds! naoki: nice

hugo: I like their harmonies. and I like their voices together. gwen: yeah when they harmonize i'm like...what?...singing?

naoki: SUSPENSION

6 4

BEN: yeah I can get into this

fiona: I wasn't ready for that shift tho

yunyi: oh hey they subverted the 1!

nicely jone- nicely Done. I cannot talk xD

ben: the string parts are..

like better than in the other song for sure

jarod: you're just wondering what tragic thing is about to happen because this music is setting up something big ya know?

lindsey: this is just making me really sad ;A;

jarod: *reading* "I hide my narcissistic expression"

damn that's deep

hugo: diggin the rock mixed with classical instruments gwen: yeah

gwen: very much like the fact that there's electric guitar in this

peyton: wOOO

fiona: where did this guitar come from!

both: *rockin tf out*

both: guitar solooo

kevin: this is one of those songs where I feel like all the instruments are trying to like

trying to steal the scene

hugo: ooh that was a nice high note on his part

yunyi: I like it! i like it a lot (me too)

davis: his voice...

it's like really low

it's lower than what i'm used to hearing from like (WHEEINAND DAT HIGH NOTE DOE- GETS ME EVERYTIME)

DAVIS: male soloists in particular (YEAH WHEENIN YOU GO GIRL)

NAOki: that scale-wise motion in the violins (shuddup bout classical music anD LISTEN TO WHEEIN)(jk)(good ear naoki)

hugo: ...sings

umu: was that good?

gwen: not when he did it (lol)

yunyi: and it's turned to like- kevin: gimme c minor c'mon!

ben: her vocal line going like nuts (FCKKCYEAH) and they're just like singing...

hugo: it's interesting that you never see the guy

naokI; she's just really going for it (THAT'S RIGHT!!! WHEEIN SLAY!!!!!!) BEN: yeah

yunyi: no! They subvert the 1!

kevin: yeah they go to 6

kevin: yeah yunyi: that is what i was trying to say the first time kevin: yeah well yeah it's going-

it's like 'oh! here's another bridge'

peyton: yeah jarod: she's alone?

peyton: yeah well notice the camera isn't blinking anymore so no one's looking at her

jarod: no regrets

I feel like this...

kevin: it's pretty good yunyi: this is the kinda sound you

expect from like the climax from the 3rd verse of the song

kevin: again again they do it again

kevin: just keep on doing it yunyi: yeah

it just keeps on happening

naoki: oooh that's nice that contrast though

hugo: I really like his voice

naoki: that was an IAC

ben: yes

naoki: finished on the 3rd scale degree

yunyi: again, wagner would be proud

there's no resolution to this pain

ben: YEAHHH (dude i don't think you're supposed to be this happy at this point in the song) (but ik that ending chord was 10/10)

ooh

naoki: tender (wtf)

ben: uhhh idk if that's tender or just...

hurt

naoki: i mean-

ben: the pain in her eyes naoki... naoki: i know

henry: mm

henry: :'(

umu: are you feeling?

henry: i'm feeling :'(

hugo: I really liked it I thought it was a good rock song! gwen: my favorite part was when neither of them were singing and it was just electric guitar

hugo: damn girl you are f***in savage today sh*t

it's not because i disliked their singing I just really liked that part xD

hugo: yeah the electric guitar was really good

kevin: i guess it's the quintessential bittersweet piece because when it seems like it's about to go back to the minor it does a major sort of 6 thing and when it's about to go to major it goes to the minor

ya know?

yunyi: can we talk about how strange that form was?

they had a...verse and then it was just the chorus

kevin: i agree. I think so. yunyi: the entire song was just the chorus

see this is a little opening

umu: verse?

yuunyi: yeah umu: cuz she sings this

yunyi: verse

and then there's

and then this is the chorus umu: and then this is the chorus

yunyi and then it just kept continuing on

the chorus was just...it kevin: lemme double check

umu: true yunyi: it just keeps repeating wiht the chorus

until it's over so this is.. a song that's super short

kevin: ay you're right

lindsey: do we have to talk about that one? it's just really sad I don't want to talk about it :<

umu: ok lindsey: it was so interesting

there were like

like that guitar solo you don't normally hear (wait till gfriend) and their voices were like- i mean as davis was saying the guy's voice like..

it's just a lot lower than we're used to hearing

their voices blended together really nicely, there was like violin throughout and like a string section?

there was just a lot of...elements

davis: I was mostly focused on how well it accompanied their voices

which is something you don't think about happening is like if there is a lot of busy like music like kind of happening underneath it you feel like you'd be focused on that

but it instead was somehow

it just fit perfectly into what they were singing

ben: i liked it a lot better

naoki: yeah there was definitely a lot more direction in it and

it wasn't the same thing the whole piece

ben: i don't know eve though like

I mean always in pop music you know always can kind of tell where it's going

but this one was a little more satisfying just cuz the orchestra parts were better

the rando guitar solo

naoki: yeah that was..that was ben: that was kinda weird

naoki: yeah

ben: it was cool it was really cool naoki: yeah it was really well done

fiona: that was

kinda twisted

I was not expecting it

it was just like striings and i was like OK it's just gna be like this the whole time

then it just builds more and more and then all the sudden there's guitar and i'm like 'hello?!'

i wasnt expecting it umu: i loved it

henry: it's funny how like

ther's collaboration of certain instruments can go really well or really badly

like I feel like this is an instance where like...maybe no?

it's just- it doesnt always work in the context of if you wanna have strings but you also wanna have like you know eddie van halen wannabe like

so I thought that was a little bit weird fiona: it's like rock opera

jarod: right off the bat this was like- kind of hits you pretty hard

you know? it's not like a subtle entrance you see some of these ballads do where it kinda just starts with a single instrument or something like that

and yeah like- that guitar solo. you saw peyton and I were just loosing our minds over here like

MM

GIVE IT TO ME

umu: alright if we compared this to blossom tears..which one do you like more musically?

lindsey: this one

davis: i think musically I like the other one more. umu: blossom tears? davis: yeah

hugo: OH fkkin this one cuz fk that other one (lANGUAGE)

gwen: but also- umu: specifically the song tho

hugo: yeah this one fk that other one

gwen: i'm gna say the other one. umu: ok gwen: just cuz

when a song can fff- mess with you that much

that must mean something...ya know?

fiona: um blossom ohh- like song? song-wise?

henry: first one

blossom tears fiona: yah blossom tears

henry: but I liekd this video and concept better

it's probably strictly the fact that like

I definitely like

was sympathetic to that situation like i'm sure we've all been there where we're walking around and you're like 'i really wish that someone would just be like-

hey!'

henry: I feel where- I feel where the person in this video is at

ash: you guys...definitely.. felt jarod: oh yeah ash: more from this song?

it was like 'mmm tryin to hide my narcissistic expression'

umu: right ok so both of you like this one better? both: yeah

kevin: I like blossom tears! yunyi: dude I like this one better that was totally not memorable

kevin: but that had...amazing modulations

yunyi: it did have amazing modulations but I feel like they were just ...under the table kevin: but also

kevin: *sings* who do you think you- collecting your jar of hearts

*still singing* taxidermy girl

yunyi: oh yeah taxidermy *LOL*

VROMANCE NEEEEEEXT

For more infomation >> Classical Musicians React: Leo & LYn 'Blossom Tears' vs Wheein & Heechul & Jungmo 'Narcissus' - Duration: 17:20.

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Drake Brings Out Playboi Carti and Migos During Performance - Duration: 2:11.

The annual Adult Swim Upfront party was held at Terminal 5 in New York City on Wednesday

night, and as usual, Adult Swim went all out when it came to providing a memorable musical

performance for those in attendance.

In the past, Adult Swim has booked acts like Jay Z, Kanye West, Outkast, Nicki Minaj, and

Miley Cyrus for their parties.

And this year, they invited Drake to be the headliner for the show.

Drake ran through a string of hits throughout his portion of the performance.

From older songs like "Headlines" to newer tracks like "Free Smoke," Drake didn't

disappoint.

But Drake also didn't come alone.

To make his performance even more memorable than it would have been otherwise, he invited

special guest Playboi Carti to take the stage.

Carti performed his hit song, "woke up like this*."

And the surprises didn't stop there.

Drake also brought out Migos at one point so that they could perform their two most

recent hits, "Bad and Boujee" and "T-Shirt."

The atmosphere at Terminal 5 was electric as the group performed.

This was actually the second time Drake and Migos have been on the same stage over the

last month.

While they didn't perform at the same time, Drake and Migos both made appearances at Coachella

in April during Future's set.

Drake, Playboi Carti, and Migos are all celebrating recent releases.

Migos released their second studio album, Culture, back in January.

Drake dropped his More Life playlist in March.

And Carti just hit us with his self-titled debut in April.

That's the news for now, but for all the latest news on Drake, Migos, and Playboi Carti,

subscribe to Complex News on YouTube.

For more infomation >> Drake Brings Out Playboi Carti and Migos During Performance - Duration: 2:11.

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War Thunder: The Shooting Range | Episode 45 - Duration: 14:55.

The Shooting Range

In this episode: The CR.32: a flying prophecy;

How to surpass your teacher: the story behind the excellent G.55S

Hotline: the developers answer questions that you've left in the comments!

But first, let's start with....

The Italians are coming!.. why you should be excited about this.

When people talk about aviation in the first half of the 20th century,

they almost never fail to mention the achievements of the Soviet Union, the British Empire, Germany,

the US or even Japan. Ask a random person on the street or on the internet

a lot of them will be able to name some iconic aircraft, recall their designers' names — and sometimes

even tell you why they were important in terms of aviation technology.

What is strange (and unfair) is that the Italian part of the story is often left out. It's a real shame.

The thing is, quite a few dedicated experts believe that prior to WW2

it was Italy that had the best aeronautics engineers...in the world.

The Italian Peninsula was the place where you wanted to go to find the true masters of the art.

Engineering, aerodynamics, strength of materials — you name it.

Local aircraft makers said that the ultimate goal was to make an aircraft that would impress the sky itself.

Take Gianni Caproni, for instance. He was one of the biggest names in the industry.

In 1910 he designed the biplane that was literally the first aircraft built in Italy.

His aircraft won numerous awards and set a fair share of world records.

Then there is Mario Castoldi. In 1940 he was considered the best aerodynamics expert on the planet.

He was the man who designed the famous Macchi M.C.72

that held the world speed record for all aircraft for five years

and set a world speed record·for piston engine-powered seaplanes which still stands!

It was Castoldi who built a whole family of WW2 fighters, including the excellent Folgore and the Veltro

and designed the unbelievable MC.207

which was meant to outperform the best piston engine-powered aircraft of both the Axis and the Allies.

What about Giuseppe Gabrielli? He created the Fiat G.50 — Italy's first monoplane.

He is also famous for designing the Fiat G.55 that was regarded

as the best single-engine single-seat Axis fighter who, after the war,

went on to design the true miracle that went by the name of the G.91.

Just think about it: this jet fighter entered into operational service in the sixties, but retired in only 1995.

Can you name any other military jet with such a long service life?

You can't have this discussion without at least mentioning Sergio Stefanutti. What did he do?

Nothing much: just created an aircraft that almost negated the laws of physics.

His SAI.403 was powered with a 750-hp engine — but flew as well as the Bf.109G-2

(that had an engine which was twice as powerful, by the way).

Aviation specialists are still baffled by the fact that Stefanutti could create such an outstanding design

(aerodynamically speaking) with only a drawing board and a slide rule.

And these are just a few names from the very top. We could also talk at length about Celestino Rosatelli

(who perfected the biplane design), about Roberto Longhi and Antonio Alessi

(who were responsible for building the Reggiane monoplane fighters)

and many many others, but somehow there aren't that many films or books about these people

(or Italian pilots for that matter). They are often simply forgotten.

Not this time though. The Italians and their aircraft are coming to War Thunder...in full force!

…now let's speak about a plane that was just too good — but too late

This aircraft has a strange relationship with time. It's almost as if it existed in several different eras

all at the same time (yeah, we know it sounds weird).

When it was first created, the Fiat CR.32 was a mean feat of engineering.

On the one hand, it was already a thing of the past, as it was based on the previous, CR.30 model.

On the other hand, there was great promise in it: this very aircraft served as a base model for the CR.42,

which is often considered the best biplane fighter of WWII. At the same time,

this kind of progression (from the CR.30 to the CR.32 and then to the CR.42) was almost prophetic.

It basically predicted the future of the new type of aircraft — the monoplane.

Early in the game inline liquid-cooled engines are all the rage,

but then these aircraft are superseded by the designs with powerful and reliable radial engines.

Sounds familiar? Of course, all of that became clear only many years later.

The story of this biplane started with a man that went by the name of Celestino Rosatelli.

This brilliant engineer designed aircraft for Fiat — and always strived for perfection.

He decided to make his CR.20 aerodynamically impeccable.

Dictum-factum: Rosatelli moved the cooling radiator to the 'chin' position below the engine.

He ditched the wooden fixed-pitch propeller for a metal variable-pitch one

and covered the hub with a cone spinner.

He left the Warren type 'W' struts between the wings, but the square

tips on the wings and horizontal parts of the tail were replaced with rounded tips.

The result, called the CR.30, could in theory reach an insane speed of 450 km/h in a dive

at that's in the thirties! How could you even handle an aircraft at such speed? Well… no problem here!

Rosatelli overcame this challenge by squeezing

every little bit of efficiency out of the Dornier-type balance tabs;

he fixed them on the ailerons and got rid of the pushrods.

After that, all that was left to do was to outfit the plane with some tear drop-shaped spats.

But wait, let's shed some extra weight, recalculate the aerodynamic

performance and get a more powerful engine — and that's how you get the CR.32.

Speaking of the engine, the tiny 24-liter Fiat A.30RA produced 600 hp

thanks to a high compression ratio and the fact that you had to feed it with a finicky mixture of petrol,

alcohol and benzole instead of just the conventional avio-petrol. That was also a prediction all in itself

after all, the engineers of WW2 would have to mess with with all sorts of crazy fuel types: methanol,

NOS, poisonous antiknock components — you name it!

The CR.32 was very good for its time.

It could carry up to four machine guns (and two of those could be heavy caliber Breda-SAFATs).

The sleepless nights at the drawing board paid off: the biplanes are not really known for their flying capabilities

and this one could dive really well.

At the same time it was an excellent machine in a turn fight; naturally, pilots loved it.

It performed really well in Ethiopia, and in Spain; it seemed as if there was nothing it couldn't do

And then the CR.32s ran into the first Soviet I-16s and the SB bombers. A rude wake up call:

the days of the biplane were numbered.

It was a fact that was really hard to accept. There was still hope that you could keep up

by getting a new engine, for example, like the new 14-cylinder radial one.

And that's when the excellent capabilities of this little biplane became a problem: it was so good,

that it gave false hope. In the end, the Italians flew it right until WWII

even though by that time biplanes were clearly on the wrong side of history.

And that was the final prophecy of the CR.32: you can't win if you cling to the past.

...next up is the story of yet another iconic aircraft — with its own fair share of drama

The aircraft designer Giuseppe Gabrielli who is known for his outstanding work at Fiat

had a strange reputation of being always the first, and always the second, at the same time.

The thing was that he created the very first Italian monoplane fighter, the G.50

but then there was the case of the MC.200 "Saetta", that was designed by another Italian engineer

a revered Mario Castoldi from Aeronautica Macchi.

The MC.200 was built around the same engine as the Gabrielli's G.50

but vastly outperformed it (while being significantly more expensive though).

When Italy's brightest minds were given a task of designing an aircraft

that could use the imported Daimler-Benz.601A engine,

Gabrielli was pushed back even further: now he was the third

Castoldi designed a new fuselage for his "Saetta", transforming it into the magnificent "Folgore",

a plane that put the "A" in "amazing" for both Italian and German pilots.

The second place went to the impressive Re.2001 that was created by Roberto Longhi and Antonio Alessi;

which was deemed good enough to place into mass production. The Gabrielli's G.50V fell flat though

it's aerodynamic solutions just weren't advanced enough to be competitive.

Gabrielli had a lot of respect for Mario Castoldi, he openly called him his teacher.

But what student doesn't want to surpass his master? So when the Regia Aeronautica

(basically the Italian Royal Air Force) issued a specification for a new mass produced fighter

with a Daimler-Benz.605 engine, Gabrielli went all in.

The fiery Sicilian created a revolutionary design that was a combination of perfect aerodynamic solutions.

He also got a bit lucky: Castoldi was forced by the military to put the much heavier DB605 on the Folgore

with minimum constructive changes. You can't say no to the guys with guns, can you?

In the end, the new MC.205V "Veltro" didn't have the firepower and the altitude range that the G.55 had.

And so Gabrielli finally was the first – again.

His G.55 became the most mass produced Italian aircraft with the DB605 engine.

Well… Mass produced is probably not the right word. What a shame

the Italians used the German engine to build an excellent aircraft

that their German counterparts were unable to conceive

but the dying Italian industry wasn't really capable of mass producing those birds.

In the end, only 274 of the G.55 were assembled during the war.

In the final years of the conflict, the military ordered the engineers to create a really fast torpedo fighter

the could challenge the Allies in the skies above the Mediterranean Sea. Resources were limited,

so it made sense to modify an existing aircraft rather than build a new one from scratch.

Naturally, the G.55 was chosen for the job. Gabrielli was tasked with creating a prototype ASAP.

The problem was that there was not enough space on the belly of the fuselage even for a fuel tank,

not to mention a torpedo – there was this huge radiator sticking out. What could Gabrielli do?

As it happens, everything.

Giuseppe Gabrielli wouldn't be himself if he didn't use this conundrum to improve his aircraft.

He dismantled the radiator box — and divided it into two units that were mounted under the wing roots,

doubling the efficiency of the cooling system and clearing the room for a torpedo.

Yeah, it's actually even cooler than that, because this modification was very easy to implement.

The only thing left to do was to lengthen the tail wheel strut. Voila!

The ordinary G.55 was rebuilt as a torpedo fighter right in the factory hangar in just a couple of days.

Sadly (or luckily) there was only one G55S ever built

the Allies who bombed the heck out of the Italian factories took care of that.

But now you can fly this bird in War Thunder. Make Giuseppe proud — and happy fishing!

...now it's time for the traditional last part of our show: Hotline!

Developers answering questions from the comments!

Strictly speaking it's not the most serious-minded section of the show.

If you want answers to be given with solemn faces, feel free to appeal to the Official War Thunder Forums.

Here we'll have a more… lighthearted discussion of the big questions of War Thunder.

The first question comes from Sebastian Bach:

"How long does it take to create a model for... let's say, a tank?"

Hey, Sebastian! It depends. Usually just a couple of months.

But once it took us seven months to introduce a vehicle into the game! That one was tricky.

Then there's a message from a player called Samyj0e Plays:"Hey!

Thanks for making a penetration x-ray cam for planes that attack ground targets (it's really helpful).

But are you going to have the same feature for attacking planes?"

Nope — because we don't think that it would be of any use.

In most cases everything happens way too quickly and there are way too many projectiles involved.

Not to mention the fact that usually you can see the damage with your own eyes.

Harlock _62 writes: "Hey Gaijin.

Will there ever be an option to change your loadout when you land on an airfield?

Like changing your bomb load etc".

You can already do that, mate!

Just press and hold "J" while on the field (or choose the "leave the plane" option from the menu).

Don't forget to repair your aircraft and refill ammo before that though.

The last (and a very important at that) question comes from Rubbry:

"What is the most played song in Gaijin headquarters right now?"

Just that Stuka siren on repeat. Really helps to concentrate on tasks at hand.

That's it for today but feel free to write your questions in the comments below.

We do read them all, and you might see some of them answered in the next episode!

If you like what we're doing, don't forget to subscribe to our channel! See you on the Shooting Range!

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How To Make Shake Shack's Famous Burgers At Home | TODAY - Duration: 5:18.

ALBUM CALLED GOOD LIFE.

HOW ARE YOU?

>> SO THIS IS YOUR HOME.

>> THIS IS MY HOME.

>> HOW LONG HAVE YOU LIVED HERE?

>> 30 YEARS NOW.

>> THE APPEAL IS OBVIOUS, BUT

WHAT IS IT ABOUT THIS SPOT THAT

APPEALS TO YOU?

>> AND EVEN MUSIC WISE?

>> MUSIC WISE, THIS IS A NICE

VIBE.

GROWING UP IT WAS ALL REGGAE

MUSIC FOR ME.

>> BUT THERE'S ANOTHER GENTLEMAN

STANDING NEXT TO YOU.

SHALL WE INTRODUCE HIM AS WELL?

>> D.J. CHARLES.

HE PLAYS ON MY RADIO STATION IN

THE MORNING.

>> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BE

PLAYING FOR US?

>> "GOOD LIFE".

>> IF YOU'RE AT HOME SITTING ON

THE COUCH, STAND UP.

>> TAKE IT AWAY.

THANK YOU FOR BEING WITH US.

* ONE SHOT NEED IT BAD

*

*

*

*

>> COME ON, EVERYBODY.

THE "TODAY SHOW" IN BERMUDA.

*

*

*

[ CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ]

>> COME HERE, WHY IS IT OVER?

WHY IS IT OVER?

>> I WAS ACTUALLY EVEN ENJOYING

THAT.

>> WELL, WE LOVE YOU.

THAT WAS AWESOME.

WE ARE GOING TO GO SHOPPING FOR

SOME FUN BERMUDA FINDS.

>> YES, WE ARE.

AND LOTS MORE TO COME.

>> BUT FIRST THIS IS "TODAY" ON

NBC.

*

>>> LOUNGING BY THE POOL HERE IN

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Australia Captions - Duration: 4:59.

Accessible multimedia my name is Izabela Mrochen

I am employed at University of Silesia

Accessibility in terms of immediate access to captioning or transcription of audio material

will be presented in the special order.

First of all, I would like to present the short introduction

Then, I would like to discuss Web Users especially paying attention to types of disabilities

Then, the most important challenges that should be faced by the web users,

and website managers, and computer programmers.

Accessibility which is very important nowadays

And multimedia accessibility

good practices

And at the end I would like to sum up

So in terms of films we know that there are some possibilities

to implement subtitles & captions into the film.

Is it helpful?

Let`s check.

I would like to present a short interview with Paweł

who is a blind person.

And then we can listen to his opinion about accessibility.

THE INTERVIEW

- Paweł, you are a blind person, how can you describe let say problems

connected with accessibility of films.

-So, first of all a blind person should somehow get feeling of

what actually happens on the screen.

So, primarily will focus on the description which is the actual description

of the situation on the screen presented in the form of background narration

put in between dialogues. So, this is very important

to introduce this audio description in every film produced

so that a blind person has a notion of all is actually happening

in the screen.

- OK. Is it only audio description important for you.

Are there any other possibilities to enquire into information

- Well, recently, as I`ve discovered it`s possible for the screen reader

to be used to read subtitles and captions of the YouTube videos.

And I can see bright future for audio description here.

Or rather description, text description, as stands of not only the scene.

Not only what`s on the screen but also in the most classic form

possible for translation from one language to another.

If there is a film, let`s say, an episode of an animated cartoon in Japanese

and somebody creates a set of captions for this episode

in Polish which is my mother language or English.

It is possible for my screen reader or speech synthesizer to read

these subtitles to me. So I know actually what is spoken.

- Are there any favourite platforms for you to use to watch films?

- I think that YouTube because of its accessibility,

because of what Google is doing for us.

Or what enhancements are being introduced every now and again.

Although what I have heard a story is catching up

they`ve recently offered a description for many of their tv series and films.

And I think it`ll be possible also to read the subtitles with the screen reader.

- Thank you Paweł very much for your interesting description.

- You are welcome.

And at the end of my short presentation - conclusions.

CONCLUSIONS

Let`s come back to Disability Discrimination Act

According to Article no 4 of this convention we can find that

parties should promote access for a person with disabilities to new information

and communications technologies and systems, including the Internet.

What is more, in Article 21 we can find that States Parties take

all appropraite measures to ensure that persons with disabilities

can exercise the right to freedom of expression and opinion

including the freedom to seek, receive and impart information

and ideas on an equal basis.

That`s the end of my presentation.

Thank you for your attention.

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Majoon-e-Raig Mahi | Quwat e Bah Ka Zabardast Nuskha | Male Power By My Help in Health - Duration: 3:45.

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Unpacking. Two swimsuits. ► Enable subtitles. Распаковка. Два купальника. - Duration: 6:08.

If you want me to try on, all these swimsuits Write this in the comments and put like

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Moody police adds special detective to curb mice problem - Duration: 1:22.

ANNOUNCER: NOW, WVTM 13 SPORTS.

--

ANNOUNCER: YOU'RE WATCHING WVTM

13 NEWS.

SHERI: A SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR

NOW.

GUY: KIERRA POWELL SAYS THAT IS

NOT A CAP BURGLAR BUT I CAP TOP

ON THE JOB.

-- CAP, ON-THE-JOB.

KIERRA: WATSON LOOKS LIKE AN

AVERAGE HOUSE CAT, BUT HE HAS A

SPECIAL JOB.

THOMAS HUNT: IN THE YEARS PAST

WE'VE BEEN NOTICING WE HAD A

PROBLEM WITH SOME MICE GETTING

INTO THE BUILDING, SO WE CALLED

EXTERMINATORS, BUT COULDN'T KEEP

KEEP THEM OUT, SO WE DECIDED TO

GET A CAT.

KIERRA: SINCE JOINING THE FORCE

ABOUT SIX MONTHS AGO WATSON

PROWLS HIS BEAT DAY AND NIGHT

KEEPING MICE OUT OF AREAS LIKE

THE EVIDENCE ROOM.

AND THE DEPARTMENT SAYS HE'S

EFFECTIVE.

THOMAS HUNT: EVER SINCE WE'VE

HAD WATSON HERE, WE'VE NOT HAD

ONE SINCE OF ANY MICE, AND HE

HAS NOT KILLED ONE YET, SO THAT

TELLS ME THE MICE KNOW HE'S

HERE, SO WE'RE NOT COMING IN.

KIERRA: HE HAS BEEN A BIG HELP

WITH THE COMMUNITY.

>> YOU THE BIG HELP WITH THE

DEPARTMENT ALTOGETHER.

KIERRA: HE IS REWARDED FOR HIS

HARD WORK GETTING HIS OWN BED

, AND OFFICE IN THE POLICE

STATION.

THOMAS HUNT: HE GOT HIRED AND

GOT RANKED RIGHT FROM THE

GET-GO, AND HE'S LOVED BY

EVERYBODY HERE AT THE MOODY

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

HE'S ONE OF US NOW.

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Stephen King official book cover released - Duration: 1:44.

HEY TRIPPSTERS

ok got a little Stephen King update for you

the book that he did with his son Owen King

comes out September 26th

ok, we now have an official cover

we now know what the cover is gonna look like

if you remember, when i first announced this to you guys

we didn't have an offcial cover yet

we didn't know what it was gonna look like

well

we now know

what the cover is gonna look like

and this is it

so for all you Stephen King fans out there

the book

comes out

September 26th

of this year 2017

so we still got a while to wait

but we now have a cover

and you can pre order it, there's actually a pre order button

directly on the page

so

if you're interested i will put a link in the description below

so that it will take you right to where you need to go if want this book

now so far

it's available in 2 options

you can get the kindle version

or you can get the cd version

and the kindle version is $16.99

and the audio cd is $45.64

so that's quite a difference

those are the 2 options that they haveavailable on the site right now

now if they should update that and give you like an actualy book, book option i will let you guys know

but that is the latest update

on the Stephen King book SLeeping Beauties

which he wrote with his song, Owen King

that is gonna do it for now

this is

ICEPETS QUEEN

and i am

TRIPPIN OUT

For more infomation >> Stephen King official book cover released - Duration: 1:44.

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Man convicted in bar beating murder to be sentenced - Duration: 1:50.

SPOKE

ABOUT THE IMPACT OF HER LOSS.

THE SENTENCE FOR

SECOND-DEGREE MURDER IN

MASSACHUSETTS IS MANDATORY.

IT IS LIFE IN PRISON.

THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY OF

PAROLE.

THE MESSAGE FROM THE VICTIM'S

MOTHER TODAY IS THAT JUSTICE HAS

BEEN SERVED.

>> I MISS MY SON MORE THAN

ANYONE COULD EVER IMAGINE BUT I

FIND GREAT STRENGTH IN KNOWING

THAT HE WAS A DECENT MAN WHO WAS

LOVED BY SO MANY.

>> A GRIEVING MOTHER GIVING THE

JUDGE AND HER SON'S KILLER A

SENSE OF THE PAIN SHE AND HER

FAMILY HAVE BEEN ENDURING FOR

MORE THAN TWO HOURS.

HER SON KEITH DIED AFTER A

VICIOUS, UNPROVOKED ASSAULT

IN BAR.

NOW HIS KILLER WILL SPEND HIS

LIFE BEHIND BARS.

>> IT COULD HAPPEN TO ANYONE OF

US.

NOBODY IS THERE WATCHING YOUR

BACK AND SOME BULLY COMES UP AN

TAKES YOUR LIFE.

IT IS NOT RIGHT SO I THINK

JUSTICE WAS SERVED.

44-YEAR-OLD PAUL FAHEY WAS

THE ASSAILANTS, CONVICTED OF

SECOND-DEGREE MURDER.

>> WE DON'T HAVE TOO MANY

MURDERS IN OUR COUNTY BUT

OBVIOUSLY, THE JURY UNDERSTOOD

EXACTLY WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

AND CAME BACK IN LESS THAN TWO

HOURS.

>> KEITH BOUDREAU LEAVES BEHIND

TWO CHILDREN, AGES 10 AND 17.

FAMILY AND FRIENDS FILLING THE

COURTROOM TODAY AS HIS MOTHER

AND SISTER TO DELIVER -- DELIVER

THE CAN IMPACT STATEMENTS.

>> KEITH WAS THE EXECUTIVE --

THE EXACT OPPOSITE, HE WOULD

HELP A STRANGER UP AND NEVER

KNOCK THEM DOWN.

IN CLOSING, THAT FORGIVES BUT I

DON'T.

>> AGAIN, THE SENTENCE FOR PAUL

FAHEY IS THE MANDATORY LIFE IN

PRISON WITH A POSSIBILITY FOR

PAROLE.

HE WILL BE ELIGIBLE IN 15 YEARS.

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Community members gather to help those affected by Elk City area tornado - Duration: 1:01.

PAUL: ON THE GROUND, A LOT OF

PEOPLE IN NEED TONIGHT.

KOCO'S ZACH RAEL TALKED TO

VICTIMS AND VOLUNTEERS.THE

COMMUNITY IS REALLY PULLING

TOGETHER TO HELP THE PEOPLE HERE

IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AND THESE

FAMILIES NEED ALL THE HELP THEY

CAN GET.

>> IT BREAKS YOUR HEAR

REPORTER: BROTHERS JEREMY AND

JOBY GRAY DROPPING EVERYTHING TO

COME HELP THE VICTIMS.

THEY LIVE IN ANOTHER PART OF ELK

CITY, BUT FELT THE NEED TO BE

HERE.

>> IT'S HARD ENOUGH TO GO UP AND

DOWN THESE ROADS AND LOOK AT

THESE HOUSES AND THINK ABOUT

THESE FAMILIES THAT THEIR LIVES

HAVE BEEN CHANGED.

REPORTER: SHERREY BYNUM'S HOUSE

IS STILL STANDING.

>> WE ARE LUCKY.

WE ARE ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES

THAT WE'VE MADE IT AND WE HAVE A

CHANCE TO LIVE HERE WHILE WE

REBUIL

MANY OF HER NEIGHBORS NOT SO

LUCK

>> EVERYTHING THAT WE OWN WAS

EVERYWHERE AND, YOU KNOW, IT WAS

JUST REALLY SHOCKING TO SE