Youtube daily May 22 2017

I'm Ryan from extremeterrain.com, and this is my review and installation of the MORryde

side mount tray, fitting all 2007 and up JKs.

This is available for either the driver side or the passenger side of your Jeep, so you

can get whichever one you prefer.

Today, we're going to talk through the installation of this side mount tray, which is going to

be a very simple install.

However, it is recommended that you drill one hole that will be hidden underneath your

hood.

So if you ever decided to remove this, that isn't going to be a huge deal for some of

you.

But for others who don't want to drill into their body, that is still going to be a concern.

Again, MORryde has made that an optional hole to drill, but it does give this a lot more

security.

We'll talk more about the installation in just a second.

We're also going to talk through the construction and a few of the features of this kit.

This is for those of you who want to be able to carry some additional liquids with you

when you're going on long trips, or maybe when you're going camping.

Whether it's a jerrycan full of fuel, or you want to be able to carry some additional water,

having a rack like this on the exterior of the Jeep is going to keep you from taking

up valuable cargo space inside the vehicle.

Of course, if you are carrying fuel, it's always nice to have it outside of the compartment,

where you and your passengers are sitting.

Now, this is going to be mostly a bolt-on install.

Again, there is one optional hole to drill underneath the hood, so the install is going

to be very simple and this comes in at a price that I think is pretty fair for the engineering

and the quality of the build you're getting.

What you're getting here is essentially a kit from MORryde.

You have your side-mount bracket here that you can actually put a couple of different

brackets on top of, and this kit is going to include this universal side-mount bracket

that is designed to hold a jerrycan, a NATO can, or a Scepter gas can.

Of course, this does have a ratcheting strap here, so it's going to hold whatever type

of can you're using nice and firmly down.

It's not going to bounce out of the tray while you're driving down the road, and this does

have a couple of different mounting holes built into it.

So you can slide this tray forward or backward, depending on what size can you're using to

ensure that when you open and close your door, the mirror isn't going to hit the can.

Now, there are other ways of carrying a jerrycan or other liquids on your vehicle, whether

it be out back on a tire carrier, or of course inside the vehicle as well.

This is a setup that's going to use an otherwise unutilized space right in front of the front

door, but behind the front tire.

Some of those other brackets can add a lot of weight onto your tub-mounted tire carrier

or even a bumper-mounted tire carrier.

This is one where it's by itself.

It's not going to add a lot of additional weight compound on top of a heavy tire.

So I think it is a pretty good spot for an accessory like this.

As I said before, I am going to give this a two out of three wrenches for the install,

because it's recommended that you drill one hole.

That hole will be in the fender underneath the hood area.

You can skip that hole, but it will add a little bit more rigidity to that mount.

So again, two out of three wrenches because of the hole.

The first step in this install is going to be attaching your universal tray onto your

side-mount bracket here, then removing a couple of bolts from existing holes in your Jeep

to get this bolted down.

You're going to be using a door hinge bolt, a windshield hinge bolt in order to get this

secured onto the side of the Jeep.

Finally, there is that one hole that it is recommended you drill.

You'll pop the hood, drill that into the fender area, and secure that with the included hardware

also.

Finally, once you have everything installed, you can put your jerrycan in place and strap

it down.

As we said before, this does have a myriad of different holes drilled in it.

So you can move your universal mount forward or backward, depending on what type of container

you're using.

You will want to ensure that you have this section bolted to your bracket exactly where

you want it before bolting the bracket onto the Jeep.

Otherwise, it can be a little bit difficult or near impossible to get to the bolts on

the backside of this.

This kit comes in at right around $160, and like I said before, I do think that that's

a pretty fair price for what you're getting.

This is something that by and large is going to be a bolt-on part.

Of course, we've talked a couple of times now about that one hole that it is recommended

that you drill, but it is underneath the hood.

So there's a lot of engineering that went into this piece to allow you to carry a big,

heavy container full of liquid on the side of the Jeep securely.

It does come with everything you need, including a ratchet strap.

MORryde even includes instructions on how to modify this slightly in order to make it

so that you can lock your jerrycan into place, which is also a really nice feature.

All in all, I think that this is a fairly priced item if you're looking to carry some

additional liquids or additional fuel.

So if you're looking to carry some extra fuel or water with you when you go on that next

long trip or camping trip, I think this is going to be a really nice bracket that utilizes

an otherwise unutilized space, freeing up more room in your cargo area.

So that's my review of the MORryde side-mount tray, fitting all 2007 and up JKs that you

can find right here at extremeterrain.com.

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What's the Earliest English Word? - Duration: 11:46.

Welcome to the Endless Knot!

Today we're going to ask, "what's the earliest English word?"

Then I'll be asking you for your opinion at the end, so stick around for the poll!

Language change is a bit like boiling the proverbial frog — you don't notice how

much a language has altered until you look back.

It's hard to pick the point when English became "English".

Broadly speaking, English is the language that grew out of the collection of dialects

spoken by Germanic mercenaries, invaders, and settlers, such as the Angles, Saxons,

and Jutes, who came to Britain in the 5th century.

It has changed a lot since that earliest form, now known as Old English, spoken by the people

known as the Anglo-Saxons, but it is still all considered one language, English.

Of course we can't know what the first spoken word in this language was, so what we're

looking for is the earliest surviving written English word.

So, what's the earliest English writing we have?

It's often said that the oldest Old English text to be written down was the Law Code of

King Æthelberht of Kent, composed in the early 7th century, sometime before Æthelberht

died in 616 but after Augustine came to England to become archbishop of Canterbury in 597

and converted Æthelberht to Christianity, making him the first Anglo-Saxon Christian

king.

The first sentence of the document reads: "þis syndon þa domas þe Æðelbirht cyning

asette on Agustinus dæge" or "These are the laws which king Æthelberht established

in Augustine's day".

So then is the earliest word 'þis'?

Well, the problem is that the earliest surviving copy of this law code is a very late Old English

manuscript from the early 12th century.

And who knows how much it's changed in the recopying over the years, and if that sentence

was even in the original.

For the earliest Old English text that survives in its original form, not a later copy, we

have to go to an inscription on an artifact.

One such artifact is the Franks Casket, a whalebone chest believed to date from the

early 8th century.

It's richly decorated with both pictures and inscriptions, written mostly in Anglo-Saxon

runes.

There isn't really a "beginning" to the various texts inscribed on the Frank's

Casket, but the front panel, which contains pictures of the Germanic legend of Wayland

the Smith and the biblical story of the Adoration of the Magi, has inscribed on it a riddle

about the make-up of the casket itself: "Fisc flodu ahof on fergen-berig, warþ gas-ric

grorn þær he on greut giswom" or "The flood cast up the fish on the mountain-cliff,

the terror-king became sad where he swam on the sand".

The answer to the riddle is given as "Hronæs ban", "whale's bone", and it's a

whale to which the first word of the text, "fisc", is referring.

By the way, the Franks Casket also contains a picture of the brothers Romulus and Remus

being suckled by a she wolf, connected with the legendary foundations of Rome, and an

obscure picture including a horse, which some have identified as a reference to the legendary

foundations of Anglo-Saxon England with the two brothers Hengest (meaning "stallion")

and Horsa (meaning "horse"), the first two of those mercenaries invited to Britain.

And it's to that foundation period of Anglo-Saxon England that we turn next.

Because while the Franks Casket contains perhaps the earliest extended text of Old English

literature, there are artifacts from the earlier migration period with shorter inscriptions.

Such as the Undley Bracteate, found in Undley Common, near Lakenheath, Suffolk, which dates

to sometime in the later 5th century, perhaps between 450 and 480.

A bracteate is a coin-like medallion which was apparently worn as jewellery.

The Undley bracteate contains a runic inscription which is the earliest example of the Anglo-Saxon

variety of runes, as opposed to the slightly different Common Germanic Elder Futhark, so

this would therefore be a strong candidate for the earliest English writing.

The inscription is a little hard to interpret, however.

It reads "gægogæ mægæ medu".

The last two words are clear enough, meaning "reward for relatives", presumably referring

to the bracteate itself, similar to the Franks Casket whalebone riddle.

Neither word really makes it to modern English except perhaps the fairly archaic meed, not

the honey wine that the Anglo-Saxons drank, but M-E-E-D meaning "reward".The first

series of characters, however, has sparked much debate.

One possibility is that it represents a war-cry.

There is another artifact, called the Kragehul I lance shaft, which was found on Funen, Denmark,

which also has a runic inscription that includes the similar string of runic characters gagaga.

A war-cry would certainly make sense on a spear shaft.

Another suggestion for the gægogæ of the Undley Bracteate is that it means "howling

she-wolf" in reference to the picture on the bracteate of the she-wolf suckling Romulus

& Remus (just like that picture we saw before on the Franks Casket), so the entire phrase

would then mean "this she-wolf to a kinsman is a reward".

A third possibility is that gægogæ represents some kind of magical incantation or formula.

Another similar bracteate called the Seeland-II-C bracteate, which was found on Zeeland, Denmark,

has an inscription which means "Hariuha I am called: the dangerous knowledgeable one:

I give chance", and that last phrase, "I give chance or luck" is often used to argue

that bracteates are some kind of magical amulets.

So perhaps the Undley Bracteate too is some kind of lucky charm, and gægogæ is our earliest

English word—we just don't know what it means!

Our next candidate is more understandable.

At Caistor St Edmund in Norfolk, an urn was found containing over thirty astragalus bones,

otherwise known as talus or ankle bones, presumably gaming pieces.

All but one of the bones in the urn are from sheep; that one exception is from a roe deer,

and has inscribed on it the word "raihan" meaning "roe" (and in fact we get the

modern English word "roe" from this), so again like the Franks Casket naming its

material, this gaming piece names itself as the one roe bone in the bunch.

The find was dated to ca. 425-475, so possibly earlier than the Undley Bracteate, making

this potentially the earliest inscription found in Anglo-Saxon England.

The catch with this word "raihan", though, is that it's inscribed in runes of the Elder

Futhark variety, from the mainland, rather than Anglo-Saxon runes.

It's believed these game pieces may have been brought over by one of the invading Germanic

warriors coming to Britain—so does it count as English?

Oh, and what game exactly were these used to play?

Well, one popular game at the time is now known as knucklebones (though as we've seen,

actually played with ankle bones!) much like modern jacks.

You put one bone on the back of your hand, throw it up in the air and pick up another

from the ground then catch the one you threw up, continuing on like this adding one bone

each time.

So, do you want to place your bet on this word?

Both these inscriptions come from the Anglo-Saxon migration period, when it was said Hengist

and Horsa arrived in England bringing their troop of warriors with them, around the middle

of the 5th century.

For our next candidate for the earliest English word, we turn to an account of that invasion

itself—not from the Anglo-Saxons, but from the indigenous Britons.

The Celtic British writer Gildas wrote about the fall of Britain to these Germanic invaders,

and in doing so he seems to have preserved a word of these Anglo-Saxons.

Gildas was writing in Latin, but he uses a non-Latin word in his text: "tum erumpens

grex catulorum de cubili leaenae barbarae, tribus, ut lingua eius exprimitur, 'cyulis',

nostra 'longis navibus'" which means "Then a pack of cubs burst forth from the

lair of the barbarian lioness, in three 'cyulis', as they call long ships in their language."

Gildas presumably got this word cyulis meaning "long ships" from some Germanic source.

And indeed the word reappears in Old English as ceol in later Old English texts, such as

in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, which was compiled starting in the late 9th century, recounting

the arrival of Hengest and Horsa: "on þeora dagum gelaðode Wyrtgeorn Angelcin hider,

& hi þa coman on þrim ceolum hider to Brytene" meaning "in their days Vortigern invited

the Angle race here and they then came in three ships here to Britain."

So although the word first occurs in a Latin context, it could be said to be the earliest

recovered word of written Old English.

But speaking of the Angles, what about them and their language?

Well again we can turn to Latin contexts, specifically the ethnographic writings of

the Roman author Tacitus, who way back around the year 98 wrote a book called Germania,

in which he describes the various Germanic tribes that had come into contact with the

Romans.

One tribe he mentions he called the Anglii, which seems quite plausibly to be the Angles

who three and a half centuries later would invade Britain and give us the modern term

English.

And what does Angle mean?

Well it seems to refer to their homeland, now known as Angeln (in the part of Germany

known as Schleswig-Holstein), which kind of has a hook-like shape.

And that's what the name seems to mean, "fish hook"—remember that fishy whale

on the Franks Casket?

That name Angle is therefore related to the modern word angler, another word for fisherman.

It in fact goes back to an Indo-European root which means "to bend" and gives us the

other word angle, as in a corner, through Latin, as well as the word ankle—which by

the way means that that previous possible ealiest English word "roe" is written

on an ankle or "English" bone!

As a name, in fact, it's always been ripe for word play: Pope Gregory the Great, who

sent Augustine to Canterbury to become archbishop and convert the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity,

was inspired to do so when he saw a couple of fair-haired and pale-skinned Anglo-Saxon

boys for sale in the slave market in Rome, and upon hearing they were Angles punned that

they were "non Angli, sed angeli", "not Angles, but Angels".

And when he heard that they were from the Northumbrian kingdom of Deira he said that

they should be saved "de ira", "from the wrath".

And finally, on learning that the king of that land was named Ælla, he simply replied

"Alleluia!".

Turns out Holy Father jokes are even worse than Dad jokes!

So perhaps in a sense 'English' itself is the earliest 'English' word, at least

in the form Anglii, found in a Latin text—though one whose earliest surviving manuscript dates

from the 15th century, well after the Anglo-Saxon period.

But if we accept it anyway, the irony is that it predates the English language itself!

So what do you think should count as the earliest English word?

The Laws of Æthelberht and its opening word 'þis'?

The Franks Casket with its first word fisc?

The Undley Bracteate, with its possibly magical "gægogæ"?

The Caistor-by-Norwich gaming piece with 'raihan'on it?

The 'cyulis' that the Anglo-Saxons used to come to Britain?

Vote now in the poll and comment to let me know the reason for your choice!

Or, if you think none of those is right, and it's actually the word Anglii —English—itself,

you can say so in the comments, since the poll only allows 5 choices!

Thanks for watching!

If you've enjoyed these etymological explorations and cultural connections, please subscribe

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And check out our Patreon, where you can make a contribution to help me make more videos.

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Video: Boating and water safety tips - Duration: 3:34.

TIMES, EVEN IF THEY ARE

GOOD SWIMMERS.

AND AS SUMMER INCHES CLOSER,

WHILE EAGER TO GET OUT ON THE

WATER, MAYBE YOU'RE EXCITED TO

GET ON THE BOAT, JOINING THIS

MORNING WITH MORE IMPORTANT

INFORMATION, WES STRONG FROM

BALTIMORE MARINE CENTERS.

WE WERE JUST TALKING MEMORIAL

DAY IS LITERALLY JUST INCHES

AWAY AND I THINK EVERYBODY'S

EITHER GETTING READY TO TAKE

THEIR BOAT OUT OR THEY WANT TO

GO OUT ON A BOAT.

SAFETY IS ALWAYS FIRST.

>> ABSOLUTELY, YEAH.

>> SO YOU BROUGHT SOME THINGS TO

SHOW US, VERY IMPORTANT THINGS.

WHY DON'T WE START HERE.

>> WE HAVE, THIS IS THE NEW --

THIS JACKET IS REALLY POPULAR

NOWADAYS.

IT'S EASY TO CLIP ON.

IT'S GOOD TO -- EVERYBODY ON

YOUR BOAT, SIZE IT AHEAD OF

TIME.

SO THEY KNOW WHAT FITS IN CASE

OF EMERGENCY.

IT WORKS.

IT'S STANDARD SIZED, WORKS FOR

ALMOST ALL ADULTS.

THIS IS A NICE CHILD'S LIGHT

JACKET, WHICH IS GOOD FOR THIS.

IT'S MORE OF AN INFANT STYLE.

WHAT'S NICE, YOU HAVE POSITIVE

HEAD FLOTATION, GO IN THE WATER.

IT HAS A BRACE THAT GOES BETWEEN

THE LEGS.

IN CASE A CHILD FALLS OVERBOARD,

GRAB THE TOP.

>> THIS MAY BE A SILLY QUESTION.

DO LIFE JACKETS EXPIRE?

ARE REALLY OLD ONES, ARE THEY

STILL VALUABLE TO HAVE?

>> THEY'RE BEST TO CHANGE OUT

EVERY NOW AND THEN, CHECK THE

WEBBING.

THEY CAN GET DRY ROT, THINGS

HAPPEN.

>> THIS ONE LOOKS DIFFERENT.

>> IT'S A NEWER STYLE,

LIGHTWEIGHT, EASY TO WEAR ALL

THE TIME.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, YOU FALL

IN THE WATER, IT WILL INFLATE OR

SOME WILL AUTOMATICALLY INFLATE

ONCE THEY SENSE TWAERT.

>> WHAT TECHNOLOGY.

>> IT'S GOOD TO HAVE A WHISTLE

ON IT.

AND THE FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS, WE

HAVE LIFE JACKETS FOR THE DOGS.

>> VERY COOL.

MOVING THIS DIRECTION?

>> YOU HAVE TO HAVE A THROWABLE

LIFE VEST, THROWABLE DEVICE ON

BOARD THE BOAT AT ALL TIMES.

TIE A ROPE TO IT.

SOMEBODY FALLS IN THE WATER,

THEY'RE AWAY FROM THE BOAT, TOSS

IT, THEY CAN GRAB ON TO IT.

>> THAT'S IMPORTANT BECAUSE YOU

NEVER KNOW.

>> ALL RIGHT.

>> THIS IS ANOTHER THING THEY

RECOMMEND PUTTING ON LIFE

JACKETS.

IT'S A SIGNALING DEVICE FOR

BASICALLY A MIRROR.

YOU SHINE IT TOWARDS THE SUN,

AND IT HELPS THEM IDENTIFY WHERE

YOU'RE AT.

>> WHAT A GREAT IDEA.

WHO WOULD THINK TO USE A MIRROR.

SUCH A GOOD ONE.

>> AN OLD ARMY, NAVY TRICK.

>> FLARES, ANOTHER ONE.

SHOW WHERE YOU ARE.

>> YOU HAVE FLARES.

THIS IS A NEW STYLE FLARE THEY

HAVE.

THE COAST GUARD HAS APPROVED FOR

NIGHTTIME USE ONLY.

WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT THIS IS

THERE'S NO EXPIRATION DATE ON

IT.

JUST STRICTLY FOR NIGHTTIME USE.

THEY GIVE A DISTRESS FLAG WITH

IT YOU CAN USE FOR DAYTIME.

THIS IS THE OLD STANDARD STYLE

FLARE, WHICH YOU'LL SEE TRUCK

DRIVERS HAVE PEOPLE HAVE ALONG

THE SIDE OF THE ROAD.

YOU IGNITE IT.

IT SMOKES AND LIGHTS UP BUT THEY

HAVE EXPIRATION DATES ON IT.

>> ANOTHER NOISE MAKER.

>> THE HORN.

YOU HAVE ONE ON YOUR BOAT.

YOU SHOULD HAVE AN EXTRA ONE ON.

>> LASTLY, FIRST-AID KIT.

>> PLEASE KEEP A FIRST-AID KIT

ON THE BOAT.

LITTLE THINGS, IF YOU'RE

FISHING, SCRAPES, BUMPS, YOU'RE

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Videocast: Daytime showers and a chance for storms late - Duration: 2:22.

RILEY: GOOD MONDAY MORNING.

WE WANT TO START OFF IN ROCKWELL

CITY.

YOU CAN SEE SHOWER ACTIVITY OUT

IN THE DISTANCE.

HAVE THE UMBRELLA HANDY THIS

MORNING.

THE RAIN WILL BE FAIRLY LIGHT.

STARTING OFF AROUND 50 DEGREES

IN THE AREA THIS MORNING.

TEMPERATURES WILL GET INTO THE

UPPER 60'S AND LOWER 70'S TODAY.

A WARMER DAY COMPARED TO WHAT WE

HAD OVER THE WEEKEND.

THE DOPPLER RADAR SHOWING SOME

RAIN IN THE SOUTHERN PARTS OF

NEBRASKA AND NORTHERN MISERY.

IT COULD AFFECT -- AND NORTHERN

MISSOURI.

IT COULD AFFECT LAMONI IN THE

NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS.

FORT DODGE COULD GET A LITTLE

WET THIS MORNING.

THE METRO AREA, WE HAVE BEEN

SEEING CLOUDS INCREASING AND WE

CANNOT RULE OUT SOME SPRINKLES

THIS MORNING ALONG WITH AN

ISOLATED THUNDERSHOWER.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 40'S TO THE

NORTH.

50'S TO THE EAST.

AS WE GET INTO THE LATE MORNING

AND EARLY AFTERNOON, WE WILL

STILL SEE SOME SHOWERS AND

STORMS MAKING THEIR WAY INTO

CENTRAL IOWA.

NORTHERN IOWA WILL GET A BIT OF

A BREAK THIS AFTERNOON, THAT WE

DO SEE REDEVELOPING STORMS FOR

THE EVENING.

-- THIS AFTERNOON, BUT WE DO SEE

REDEVELOPING STORMS FOR THE

EVENING.

WE COULD SEE SOME HAIL WITH

THESE EVENING STORMS OF TWO

AROUND THE SIZE OF A QUARTER.

SOME OF THE RAIN AND WIND COULD

BE RATHER HEAVY OUTSIDE AS WELL.

TOMORROW, WE HAVE MORE OF A

NORTHWESTERLY FLOW, AND WE WILL

BE UNSETTLED WITH POCKETS OF

SHOWERS AND MAYBE A RUMBLE OF

THUNDER.

TOMORROW WILL BE A LITTLE BIT

COOLER COMPARED TO WHAT WE HAVE

TODAY.

THE RAIN TRACKER THROUGH

WEDNESDAY EVENING, FOR MOST OF

US IT WILL STAY AT ABOUT HALF AN

INCH OR LESS.

IF YOU HAVE A STRONGER STORM,

YOU COULD END UP WITH A LITTLE

MORE RAIN.

THIS IS THE TREND AS WE SEE THAT

RAIN PULLING THROUGH.

SHOWER ACTIVITY TOMORROW.

WEDNESDAY, WE GET A BIT OF A

BREAK.

MORE SHOWERS DEVELOP THURSDAY

NIGHT INTO FRIDAY.

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Fluoride Could Possibly be Added to Your Water - Duration: 1:07.

HE HAD BEEN STABBED.

POLICE ARE NOT SAYING ANYTHING

ELSE ABOUT THE CASE OR THE

VICTIM.

MARISA: WHY ADD FLUORIDE TO

DRINKING?

IT IS A HOTLY DEBATED TOPIC.

AS SASHA LENNINGER EXPLAINS, IT

COULD HAPPEN IN ALBUQUERQUE

SOON.

SASHA?

>> YOU COULD SOON SEE MORE

FLUORIDE IN YOUR KITCHEN SINK OR

EVEN IN YOUR SHOWERS.

JUST LAST WEEK THE WATER

AUTHORITY APPROVED A PLAN TO

RAISE WATER AND SEWER RATES.

THEY ALSO UNEXPECTEDLY DECIDED

TO ADD MORE FLUORIDE TO THE

CITY'S WATER SUPPLY.

THE ISSUE WASN'T EVEN ON THE

AGENDA.

PEOPLE WE TALKED TO SEEM TO HAVE

SPLIT OPINIONS ON THE BOARD'S

DECISION.

I THINK FLUORIDE IS GOOD IN

THE WATER BECAUSE IT HELPS

PREVENT CAVITIES.

>> MY UNDERSTANDING IS THAT

FLUORIDE IS A BYPRODUCT OF THE

ALUMINA MINING INDUSTRY.

-- THE ALUMINUM MINING INDUSTRY.

OUR WATER SUPPLY ALREADY HAS

FLUORIDE IN IT BUT THE BOARD

WANTS TO BRING IT UP TO THE

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TREET FOR

CRASHING INTO A BRIDGE.

AN ALBUQUERQUE MAN NEEDS YOUR

HELP FINDING SOMETHING VERY

VALUABLE TO HIM.

MARISA: ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER

SASHA LENNINGER SHOWS US WHAT

WAS STOLEN.

>> THIS WAS ONE OF THE ITEMS

STOLEN OUT OF HIS STORAGE

LOCKER.

IT HOLDS A VERY SPECIAL PLACE IN

HIS HEART.

>> I JUST HAPPENED TO HAVE

THESE PAINTINGS IN STORAGE

BECAUSE I MOVED OFFICES AND I

HAD NO PLACE FOR THEM.

>> BLAUGRUND SAYS HE GOT A CALL

FROM FROM STORAGE FACILITY THAT

HIS LOCK ON HIS UNIT WAS MISSING

AND THEY WANTED HIM TO COME TAKE

A LOOK.

>> SO WE OPENED IT UP AND THERE

WERE A FEW THINGS MISSING.

A DOLLY, A STEP LADDER AND THESE

PAINTINGS.

>> FIVE PAINTINGS ALL GONE.

EACH PAINTED BY ALBUQUERQUE

ARTIST ARTHUR SUSSMAN, WHO

PASSED AWAY 4 YEARS AGO.

>> I KNEW ARTHUR FOR A LONG

TIME.

WE WERE GOOD FRIENDS.

>> THIS IS ONE OF THE MISSING

PIECES OF ARTWORK.

HE SAYS HE WANTS ALL OF THE

PAINTINGS BACK.

>> IT WOULD BE NICE TO PASS IT

ON TO MY FAMILY.

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NH Fish and Game warns of scam - Duration: 0:27.

GE IS

ESTIMATED AT A QUARTER MILLION

DOLLARS.

SEAN: FISH AND GAME OFFICERS ARE

WARNING GRANITE STATERS ABOUT A

SCAM.

THEY SAY THEY HAVE RECEIVED

SEVERAL REPORTS ABOUT A CALLER

WHO CLAIMS TO BE A CONSERVATION

OFFICER, ASKING FOR MONEY FOR

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE TROOPERS

ASSOCIATION OR THE CHILDREN'S

HOSPITAL AT DARTMOUTH.

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YOU TO SOLICIT MONEY.

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Đây Có Lẽ Là Hồi Kết Của Trung Quốc Không Kiểm Duyệt! | Trung Quốc Không Kiểm Duyệt - Duration: 8:46.

On this episode of China Uncensored,

On THIS episode of China Uncensored…

Hey, here's the new script.

Thanks, Shelley.

"On this episode of China Uncensored,

top ten reasons why I love pandas."

What?

What is this?

Why are you wearing that?

It's for the musical number,

"Pandas are Totes Adorable."

Page 5.

Hey Matt, can you bring Chris's hat?

Here you go.

Seamus, can you come to load up the new background?

Alright!

That's very panda.

No, no.

This can't be happening.

Noooooooooo!!!!!!

Matt: Nah, he's fine.

He'll come around.

Is this thing on?

Ok, I snuck back into the studio to record this episode.

Shelley doesn't know I'm here.

But look, we really need your help.

You've probably heard about the YouTube Adpocalypse.

It's something that's affected a lot of YouTubers,

not just me.

It all started back in February

when this British newspaper ran a story about Google Ads

being placed before extremist videos.

It was a dumb article with a bunch of errors,

and huge exaggerations.

But it started a chain reaction,

where other media picked up the story,

and soon big brands like these

started freaking out,

and a lot of them left YouTube completely.

In response, YouTube and Google

tightened up their algorithms,

blocking ads from videos

that might be "controversial or sensitive."

Which is so nice and vague,

it could apply to anything.

On top of that,

they created new safeguards

so advertisers can opt out

of running ads on any and all of these things.

It's a good thing that China Uncensored

doesn't cover anything about tragedy or conflict.

Or anything controversial or sensitive.

Uh...can you still see me out there?

Anyway, this resulted in what became known as the Adpocalypse.

And China Uncensored has been getting incinerated.

Just to be clear,

in the last year,

we've made two other episodes about

how Youtube is demonetizing some of our videos,

like the one where we sailed to disputed territory in the South China Sea

on a Filipino fishing boat.

That was before the Adpocalypse though.

Now it's much, much worse.

In fact, over the past month,

only about 1 out of every 10 video plays on China Uncensored

has included an ad.

Overall, we lost more than 80% of our Youtube ad revenue—

even though, just as many people are watching as before.

So basically, I can't even pay

one part-time person minimum wage from this—

let alone pay my whole team,

that includes Matt, Shelley, Seamus,

and, well, me.

One solution is, of course,

to stop making my videos controversial.

Then YouTube might start placing ads

most of the time again.

But I don't want to see China Uncensored

turn into a panda-hugging, no-substance show any more than you do.

Of course, that's fine if you're the type of person

who likes getting all your news

from the six mega-corporations

that own 90% of all media...

Conglomerates that all just happen to have

major business interests in China.

But I don't think you're that type of person.

You like China Uncensored the way it is:

Independent and Uncensored.

Standing up to the Communist Party's multi-billion-dollar propaganda.

I've met a lot of you now

through fan meet-ups and Google hangouts,

and email and Facebook messages,

and you're all pretty amazing.

Together, we called out Apple TV

for censoring our app in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

We rescued an innocent woman

from a Chinese detention center,

by calling the police until they let her go.

And, of course,

you all proved that you're way better at photoshop

than Chinese officials.

So we've done some great things together.

And we need your help again.

Because we can't keep doing this show without you.

I'll let you in on a secret.

Normally, YouTubers don't talk about

how much they earn.

But I'll tell you:

I used to make an average of $1.95

per thousand views.

Not that much, you say?

Well, after Adpocalypse,

I started making only 14 cents,

which means that a typical episode,

that takes four of us, two days to make,

we only earn 14 bucks.

And it's hard to say

if it will ever go back up.

We might never get our old revenue level back,

despite China Uncensored violating

none of YouTube's community guidelines.

And so here's the sad bottom line:

If we can't earn money,

we will need to shut down China Uncensored.

But if you think independent media

and uncensored information about China is important,

and you want to keep hearing stuff

you can't get anywhere else,

there is a way you can help.

A couple years ago,

we launched a campaign on Patreon.

Patreon is a website that lets you

directly support your favorite shows or artists.

You can contribute a certain amount of money

per China Uncensored episode.

Thanks to the incredible support

of nearly 1,400 patrons so far,

we were able to supplement our Youtube revenue,

and do things like:

Hire Seamus, our video editor,

so we could make better videos for you.

Travel to Washington DC

to arm-wrestle a congressman.

Take that fishing boat

to disputed territory water in the South China Sea

to mess with the Chinese Coast Guard.

Stalk Xi Jinping outside Mar-a-Lago.

And lots more.

Like the time I got followed

by the People's Liberation Army in Hong Kong.

What's that Shelley?

I'm not supposed to talk about that?

Okay, fine.

Wait...how did you even know I was recording this?!

She knows everything!

Anyway, my point is,

after the Adpocalypse,

now Patreon can't just be a supplement

to our income.

It has to be almost the whole thing.

And that's why we need your contributions

to keep China Uncensored alive.

The Chinese Communist Party

hires tens of thousands of online trolls,

called the "Wu Mao," or "50-Cent" Army.

Those trolls are paid to leave pro-CCP comments.

Well, I want you to join my China Uncensored

50-Cent Army!

At the end of this video,

and in the link below,

you can visit Patreon.com/ChinaUncensored.

You'll see that we offer a bunch of different rewards

for our 50-Cent Army soldiers.

To join, click "Become a Patron",

and it will allow you to choose

your specific level of support.

You can enter any amount or choose your reward level.

Then you can sign in with Facebook

or use your email address.

And if you want to support us,

but are tight on cash,

you can set a monthly maximum amount to give.

Honestly, every dollar helps.

Pay with a Credit Card or PayPal,

enter your details,

and voilà!

You're now a member of the exclusive

China Uncensored 50-Cent Army!

And that's way better than working as a troll for the CCP.

We can't rely on YouTube ad revenue anymore.

But we want to keep giving you

the kind of entertaining, uncensored information

that you can't get on any other channel.

Especially not the giant American media conglomerates.

And if we get enough support,

we'll use it to make China Uncensored even better.

We want to do more episodes,

expand our website,

cover different topics,

set up a podcast,

and lots more.

We have big plans,

and we can't let YouTube

stand in our way.

Don't worry,

we'll still keep uploading videos to YouTube for now,

but we'll also be giving additional,

exclusive content only to you,

our 50-Cent Army,

once you sign up on Patreon.

Like the story about the People's Liberation Army

following me in Hong Kong.

Just don't tell Shelley.

So click the link at the end of this video

to go to the Patreon website,

and help us keep China Uncensored, uncensored.

And unpanda-ed.

Once again I'm your host Chris Chappell,

and with your support,

I'll see you next time.

Hey, we need you to come rehearse your solo dance number.

Help me!

Please click the orange Patreon button.

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After 15 homicides in 2017, city leaders hope to stop the violence - Duration: 2:35.

AT 9:00 A.M.

ERIC: RIGHT NOW, 15 --

THE NUMBER OF HOMICIDES IN DES

MOINES SO FAR THIS YEAR PUTS THE

COMMUNITY ON EDGE.

KCCI'S ALYX SACKS IS LIVE AT THE

LATEST SHOOTING SCENE WITH A NEW

PLAN FROM CITY OFFICIALS.

ALYX, WHAT'S THE UPDATE?

ALYX: ERIC, THE SHOOTING HERE

EARLY SUNDAY MORNING HAPPENED IN

A CHURCH PARKING LOT.

WITH THIS SHOOTING AND THE RASH

OF HOMICIDES SO FAR THIS YEAR,

ALMOST MORE THAN THE PACE WE

HAVE SEEN ANY YEAR IN RECENT

HISTORY.

CITY LEADERS ARE HOLDING A PRESS

CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS THE

VIOLENT CRIME.

THIS WAS CONSIDERED A SAFE

NEIGHBORHOOD.

IT HAPPENED AROUND 2:30 IN THE

PARKING LOT WHEN AN ENGAGEMENT

PARTY WAS HAPPENING INSIDE THE

CHURCH.

POLICE FOUND A TOTAL OF FOUR

VICTIMS, THE FIRST ONE WAS

19-YEAR-OLD RUOT GACH OF CARROLL

WAS KILLED.

THEY ALSO FOUND 27-YEAR-OLD YIEN

NHIAL WAS WOUNDED.

POLICE LATER STOPPED A CAR AND

FOUND 23-YEAR-OLD SIMON JOSEPH

OF DES MOINES.

AND THE 4TH VICTIM, 28-YEAR-OLD

TETHLOACH JOCK, SHOWED UP AT THE

HOSPITAL ON HIS OWN.

THE SHOOTING STUNNED RESIDENTS.

>> I THOUGHT IT WAS FIREORKS.

I CAME AND LOOKED OUT MY SON'S

BEDROOM WINDOW AND I SAW GUN

SMOKE IN THAT AREA.

ALYX: POLICE TELL US THEY AR

INTERVIEWING WITNESSES.

THERE HAVE BEEN NO ARRESTS MADE

IN THIS CASE.

THERE WERE SERVICES HERE AS

NORMAL YESTERDAY AND THEY ARE

PRAYING FOR THE VICTIMS AND ALSO

PRAYING FOR OUR COMMUNITY.

THEY WANT TO EXPRESS HOPE THAT

THE CITY WILL CHANGE AND EMERGE

A GREATER CITY.

THAT IS ALSO THE GOAL OF CITY

LEADERS.

THERE WILL BE A PRESS CONFERENCE

THIS MORNING WITH POLICE, CITY

LEADERS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS

WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY COUNCIL

CHAMBERS.

WE WILL HAVE 18 THERE AND SO

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Video: Discussing the dangers of excessive caffeine - Duration: 3:28.

PRODUCT.

KERRY SANDERS, NBC NEWS, TAMPA.

>> MIKE GIMBLE, OUR SUBSTANCE

ABUSE EXPERT IS HERE TO TALK

ABOUT WHAT THE TEENAGER DRANK IN

THE MOMENTS BEFORE HIS DEATH.

>> THIS IS A HORRIBLE THING TO

SEE.

IT HAPPENED IN MARYLAND A FEW

YEARS AGO IN WASHINGTON COUNTY,

WHERE A 15-YEAR-OLD DRANK SOME

ENERGY DRINKS AND DIED.

AND THAT'S THE ISSUE.

YOU CAN DIE WHEN YOU USE TOO

MUCH CAFFEINE AND DIET

SUPPLEMENTS.

IT'S HORRIBLE.

>> LET'S GO OVER WHAT WAS

CONSUMED.

>> WE HAD A MOUNTAIN DEW, WHICH

YOU'RE LOOKING AT SOMETHING

ABOUT A 100 MILLIGRAMS OF

CAFFEIN

CAFFEINE.

A LATTE FROM McDONALD'S, 50 TO

100.

THAT'S NOT TOO BAD.

BUT YOU GET INTO THE ENERGY

DRINK WORLD AND HERE YOU'RE

TALKING ABOUT PRODUCTS, I MEAN,

HERE'S A RED BULL THAT'S SMALL.

THIS ONE, LOOK AT THE SIZE OF

THIS ENERGY DRINK.

>> HOW MUCH CAFFEINE IS THAT?

>> IT'S THREE SERVINGS.

WHEN YOU LOOK AT THIS, IT COULD

BE UP TO 400 MILLIGRAMS OF

CAFFEINE.

THAT'S THREE SERVINGS.

SO THE ENERGY DRINK PRODUCTS,

PLUS THEY HAVE SUPPLEMENTS IN

THOSE ENERGY DRINKS THAT WE

DON'T KNOW ABOUT.

THESE ARE THE KILLERS, THE

THINGS KIDS ARE USING SO MUCH OF

AND SO FAST THAT IT'S CAUSING

THE PROBLEM.

WHAT THIS YOUNG MAN DID IS WHAT

WE CALL STACKING, WHERE HE WAS

DOING ONE, THEN ANOTHER, AND

THEN HE KEPT BUILDING UNTIL

FINALLY, HIS HEART GAVE OUT.

>> THE HEART CAN ONLY TAKE SO

MUCH STIMULANT.

>> AND THE YOUNGER YOU ARE, THE

LESS CAFFEINE YOU CAN HAVE

BEFORE YOUR HEART BEGINS TO RACE

AT A LEVEL WHERE YOU'LL END UP

WITH CONVULSIONS, A STROKE OR,

LIKE THIS KID HAD, A HEART

ATTACK.

IT'S A BIG ISSUE AND PARENTS

NEED TO BE AWARE THAT THEIR KIDS

ARE DRINKING THESE ENERGY DRINKS

ALL THE TIME.

THEY'RE NOT SAFE.

THEY'RE NOT REGULATED BY THE

GOVERNMENT AT ALL.

SO THERE'S NO WARNING LABEL SO

EVERY PARENT SHOULD BE CONCERNED

WHEN THEIR KIDS ARE DRINKING A

MONSTER ENERGY DRINK A RED BULL

AND IT'S THE SAME IN THE

WORKPLACE, THE SAME IN COLLEGES

WHERE PEOPLE ARE USING

STIMULANTS TO INCREASE THEIR

AWARENESS TO STAY AWAKE AND GET

A LOT OF ENERGY.

THESE ARE NOT A SAFE WAY TO DO

IT.

>> YOUR RECOMMENDATION WOULD BE

TO JUST DON'T LET THEM DRINK IT

ALTOGETHER, IF YOU CAN?

>> I THINK ANYONE UNDER THE AGE

OF 18 SHOULDN'T BE DRINKING ANY

ENERGY PRODUCTS AT ALL.

IS THERE SHOULD BE A WARNING

LABEL AND AN AGE LIMIT.

>> WHEN WE TALK ABOUT THE

MOUNTAIN DEW AND COFFEE, THOSE

ARE THINGS PEOPLE NEED TO LIMIT

HOW MUCH THEY CAN TAKE,

ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG.

AND THAT'S THE CRITICAL THING

HERE IS WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG.

THESE KIDS ARE TAKING MULTIPLE

AMOUNTS OF THESE CAFFEINE

PRODUCTS.

AND YOU'VE GOT SUPPLEMENTS THAT

ARE NOT REGULATED THAT ARE IN

THESE PRODUCTS.

THEY DON'T HAVE TO TELL US HOW

MUCH IS IN THERE.

THAT'S AN ISSUE IN ITSELF.

>> THAT'S A BIGGER STORY THAT WE

DON'T HAVE TIME TO GET INTO.

>> FOR PARENTS, THEY NEED TO BE

AWARE.

IF THEY SEE THEIR KIDS DRINKING

MONSTER ENERGY DRINKS, THE MOST

POPULAR ONES, THEY NEED TO SAY

NO, THAT'S NOT A GOOD THING TO

DO.

ESPECIALLY IF THEIR KIDS ARE

PLAYING SPORTS, BECAUSE NOW

YOU'RE INCREASING THE HEART RATE

AT THE SAME TIME.

>> VERY GOOD POINT.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

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First Alert: Storms expected all day - Duration: 1:55.

SERIOUS.

IT COULD BE VERY DEADLY AND

THAT'S A THREAT WE DEAL WITH IN

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.

RAIN TO THE WEST.

NOT ENOUGH TO RESULT IN FLOODING

TODAY.

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND EMBEDDED

THUNDER WILL HOLD OFF UNTIL

10:00 THIS MORNING.

FIRST ALERT FUTURE SCAN IS

SHOWING WHAT THE RADAR WILL LOOK

LIKE THROUGH THE DAY HOUR BY

HOUR.

AND IT'S 10:00 WHEN WE WILL SEE

THE SHOWERS MOVING IN FROM THE

WEST.

WE MIGHT ENCOUNTER DRY AIR AT

THE SURFACE.

YOU MIGHT NOT SEE OR FEEL THAT

RAIN UNTIL NOON OR AFTERNOON.

THIS IS 2:00.

I THINK WE WILL BE SATURATED

ENOUGH FOR THE RAIN SHOWERS TO

MAKE IT DOWN TO THE GROUND.

AND THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE

THROUGH THIS EVENING.

THERE WILL BE SOME EMBEDDED

THUNDER.

THE STRONGEST STORMS CAPABLE OF

PRODUCING SMALL HAIL.

NOT BECAUSE WE HAVE INSTABILITY

BUT IT IS COLD AND FISH AND TAIL

PRODUCERS ALONG WITH GUSTY

WINDS.

YOU WILL GET CAUGHT IN THE RAIN

AT LUNCH AND EVENING DRIVE.

THE DRIVE TIMES MAY BE SLOWER.

8:00 THIS MORNING DRIVE, BY 9:00

OR 10:00 PUT RAIN SHOWERS

INDICATING THE CHANCE OF RAIN IS

STARTING TO INCREASE BY THOSE

TIMES.

53 IN OLATHE, LENEXA.

OVERLAND PARK.

57 LEE'S SUMMIT.

THIS IS CHILLY.

FEELS A LITTLE LIKE FALL OUT

THERE.

THIS AFTERNOON ON YOUR HOURLY

PLANNER, RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS

LIKELY.

AND THIS COULD BE SEVERAL HOURS

WORTH OF RAIN SO RAINFALL

AMOUNTS MAY APPROACH AN INCH IN

SOME AREAS.

YOUR FIRST ALERT SEVEN DAY.

THIS IS A CLASSIC MAY PATTERN

WHERE HE HAVE THE DAILY CHANCES

OF RAIN AND STORMS.

A 40% CHANCE ON TUESDAY.

THE SEVERE WEATHER UNLIKELY THIS

DAY AS WELL AS WEDNESDAY BUT

MID-60s IS CHILLY FOR LATE MAY.

WE GET BACK TO THE 70s WITH

SUNSHINE ON THURSDAY AHEAD OF

THE NEXT -- THESE WILL BE

MORNING STORMS THIS UPCOMING

FRIDAY AND HEADING INTO MEMORIAL

DAY WEEKEND FOR NOW IT'S LOOKING

OKAY.

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