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- Robbie likes Caroline, but he's waiting

for the right opportunity to ask her out.

Spike suggests this dance named after their

impending extinction.

Robbie's meandering towards a weak invite

when Caroline tells him to zip it

so she can flirt with Dolf.

Caroline says she's horny for Dolf's bones.

Then tells Robbie she's glad she can trust him

with that secret, because he's a real friend.

Robbie hears that friend shit

and wishes that meteor would hurry up and kill him.

Robbie asks his sister what girls look for?

She says muscles and a hot name.

He wonders if they ever want a more moderately-sized,

sensitive dude with brains?

Realizing Robbie's talking about himself,

she makes fun of his insecure,

scrawny ass all around the house.

Fran says not all girls want jocks.

Some want a guy with common interests

who will treat them with respect.

Earl says she's only talking about ugly chicks.

Robbie says his life stinks.

His dad and sister agree his shit sucks.

Earl tells his son to cheer up.

Because, like Robbie, he used to be a wimp.

But before settling into irreversible obesity,

Earl was yolked.

Badow!

And Robbie can get yolked too!

Right after this montage.

Earl trains Robbie in a deluxe montage.

Complete with a calendar and bicep growth progress thermometer.

And after two weeks of lifting

and sweating and generally getting it,

Robbie's right where he started.

He probably would've packed on more thermometer progress

just by jerking off a lot.

Robbie's frustrated with his gains.

Spike says don't be because guys like Dolf cheat.

They use Thornoids.

Robbie's never heard of Thornoids

because they're made up and Spike explains.

Thornoids are little spiny creatures

dudes like Dolf take to get swole.

Because you can't say "steroids" Friday nights on ABC.

Spike tells Robbie they're dangerous

and warns him not to try these very tempting things

that would immediately solve his present predicament.

Robbie sees Dolf crack open a box

of these nightmare critters. Yikes.

He breaks into Dolf's locker and scarfs one down.

Robbie wakes up the next morning

ripped.

Humongously jacked.

I don't know where he found a shirt that fit.

He casually lifts the fridge

to get a spoon his baby brother dropped

then takes this gun show on the road.

Robbie finds Caroline to display his beefy musculature

and casually asks her to the dance.

Only he's too late because Dolf

is in the middle of asking her.

But instead of accepting he's been bested,

Robbie tells Dolf to suck knuckles

and tells Caroline he'll see her at the dance.

But first, more 'noids.

Spike sees Tyrannosaurs Flex in the hall

and wants to know if he's been popping Thornoids.

Robbie denies it, then shows Spike

he's definitely doing Thornoids by getting pissed

out of nowhere and grabbing him

with a hand that is covered in spikes,

two known side effects of Thornoid use, I guess.

Robbie's getting ready for the dance,

and when his sister won't open the bathroom door,

he kicks that shit down. Yah!

Then rips the sink out and throws it like a Frisbee.

But his pre-dance flexing is interrupted

when he sees the side effects are getting worse.

His entire upper body is covered in spikes

he didn't notice until this moment.

Because he's been too damn busy scaring people.

Earl's struggling to move back the fridge

and asks Robbie for help.

Robbie calls his dad fat.

Then threatens to kick his fat ass.

Then takes his baby brother's rattle

and breaks that crap just for the thrill of it.

Fran finally inquires about the massive growths

protruding from her son's torso,

but Robbie doesn't have time to get into it

because he has to drag a girl to the dance.

Robbie is a juiced out wreck,

pouring punch on some guy who talked to Caroline.

And when he tries to kiss her,

she tells him to back off

before he stabs her to death with his man titty daggers.

Robbie doesn't get it because she wanted a guy with muscles

and now he has muscles.

She says the only reason she never went out with Robbie

was because he never asked.

And while she used to have feelings for him,

they've faded like his sanity.

Then when she tries to walk away, Robbie gets physical.

Spike steps in before things get even worse

and tells Caroline to beat it.

Spike tells Robbie he's alienating

everyone who cares about him.

And these Thornoids are bad news as evidence by the fact

that his victims today include a baby and a woman.

Robbie tries to kick his ass for talking all this truth

and gets himself stuck to a locker.

Spike says he's going to sit with him overnight

until the Thornoids wear off because he's a good friend.

And as quickly as the muscles came, they're gone.

And Robbie has a lot of thinking to do about the way

he treated everyone during that unusually eventful 24 hours.

So what did we learn today?

If you want to ask someone to the dance, go for it!

Who cares?

Especially if you go to a school where nobody wears pants.

And anyone who tells you there are no shortcuts

to getting jacked has never seen a box of Thornoids.

But be careful with performance enhancing drugs.

They might turn you into a freakish monster overnight.

Who is violent, and dangerous, and generally sucks ass.

And ruin your chance of getting a prehistoric handjob

from your crush after the dance.

Plus you might have to deal with

unusual physical side effects, like body spikes,

because you can't say "tiny shriveled testicles"

Friday nights on ABC.

See you next time on A Very Special Episode.

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Is MQA lossless? - Duration: 14:08.

There is a lot to do about whether MQA is lossless or not.

Well, there is no such thing as lossless music registration.

MQA isn't lossless as is normal PCM, DSD and - indeed - any form of analogue registration.

But there are differences….

Let's start with analogue.

A tape recorder has a limited dynamic range of about 70 dB.

That can be stretched by noise reduction but these introduce other losses.

Mostly related to noise modulation and transient response.

Then tape recorders need all kinds of filtering.

First, by nature a tape recorder doesn't have a flat frequency response but has an

output that increases with 6 dB per octave.

This needs to be compensated for by a filter with the inverse response.

But the tipping point at the low end defines the signal to noise.

An extension of one octave comes at the expense of 6 dBs signal to noise and vice versa.

Then there is the head bump, tape saturation and so on.

It is a miracle that well designed and aligned tape recorders can sound that good.

Then the signal from the tape recorder needs to be cut to a disc.

This means that the lows must be made mono to limit groove width.

So filters split up the signal into lows and highs and the lows are summed up.

Then the RIAA filter follows plus a cutting limiter to prevent the cutting head from being

ruined.

And this is the ideal situation where everyone in the chain knows what they are doing.

Otherwise equalisers and other limiters will be added.

During playback a huge tone arm holding a massive cartridge leaning via the cantilever

on the stylus needs to sense microscopic modulations in vinyl.

That results in a very tiny signal that needs to be amplified and filtered with the reverse

RIAA curve.

Again, a miracle that it can sound so well.

The next problem is that each and every time you play a tape or vinyl disk, wear will cause

a minute loss of quality - if your equipment is set up properly and well maintained, that

is.

Magnetic tape will degrade over time, even when not played.

And every copy will be less than the previous generation.

Oh, and I forgot to mention wow & flutter, scrape noise, rumble and many other artefacts

of analogue registration.

Again, it's a miracle it can sound that good.

With digital things are different.

Not better, different.

Here not the shape of the sound waves is stored but a description of the shape as described

by Shannon and Nyquist.

And according to their theorems all information of a band limited signal gets encoded in the

numbers when sampled at twice the highest frequency in the band limited signal.

This implies that there should be no signal above the chosen band limit.

Audiophiles that don't want speakers that use 24 dB per octave cross over filters must

be alarmed by the steepness of the anti aliasing filters used with digital recordings: for

a cd this should theoretically be 96 dB between 20 and 22 kHz, or 96 dB per single note in

stead of an octave.

If you think 24 dB per octave filters cause phase problems, then what to think about 96

dB per single note.

So the anti aliasing filter causes phase problems resulting in poorer impulse response.

The advantage of digital is that, once digital, when a system is set up properly the information

can be transported, stored or copied without any loss.

Of course, the carrier can get damaged but, as with all digital, you can make back-up

copies that are fully identical and of course you do have back-ups.

On playback, again the same filter has to be applied, again causing diminished transient

response.

Furthermore errors in the clock signal cause jitter that also will reduce the audio quality.

Higher sampling rates move the phase problems of filters to less audible regions and DSD

as used for SACD move them almost completely out of the way but then noise shaping has

to be applied while on the production side things don't get easier either.

So digital isn't lossless either.

But when done well it can sound very good as well.

So digital audio isn't lossless, regardless whether you buy a CD or an album from HighResAudio,

HDTracks or DSDNative.

What is lossless is the digital information that is obtained after the analogue to digital

conversion.

But then the damage is already partly done.

OK, damage is somewhat exaggerated but you get the point.

This is where MQA has another approach that looks more like analogue techniques.

Al the filtering in analogue equipment is to work around the limitations of the hardware

at hand.

This is exactly what MQA does.

They start with the master and use a setup where the MQA encoder is between the d/a-converter

and the mastering console.

The album is optimally mastered for use with MQA decoders, meaning that the MQA signal

becomes the 'benchmark sound' that, within the limits of the hardware at the consumer

side, should sound quite identical at home.

Then the mastering engineer produces a version for the first stage unfolding and a version

for non-MQA DAC's.

These three profiles all get encoded in the MQA file.

The sound of these versions should be as close as possible to the MQA version but since all

kinds of DAC's use all kinds of filtering, it is harder to predict how this should sound.

Therefore comparing MQA tracks versus non-MQA tracks is difficult.

And that is also why the difference between MQA and non-MQA over an MQA DAC is relatively

small, especially if it is the same DAC as used in mastering.

By the way, the mastering engineer today has to make many more versions, often even special

versions for popular radio stations to adapt to the multi band compression and the loudness

settings used by that particular station.

They also make special version for all kinds of streaming services for they all have their

settings, encoders and the like.

So, like conventional PCM and DSD, MQA is not without losses but to my experience suffers

from less loss than regular PCM and DSD, DSD being second best to my ears and over my equipment.

The technical difference for techies without ears is that where in regular PCM - once digital

- every bit remains in tact, MQA uses a lossy compression for the signals above 48 kHz.

Regardless of what some claim there is no relevant information there.

Microphones used don't go that high, neither do instruments at normal listening distance.

Signals above 48 kHz loose their energy when traveling through the air at very short distances.

And levels in this part of the ultra sound are very low indeed, ruling out interference

products in the audio band.

MQA uses a completely new philosophy, a completely new

take on music distribution and reproduction.

It is focussed on the things science has learned about our auditory system over the last 15

years as where until now the approach was focused on what machines technically can do

or should do.

To my ears and those of many colleagues this produces a more relaxed and yet detailed sound

with far more spacial information, better tonality in the lows and pointier percussion.

The MQA circuit used in MQA DAC's does even sound better when non MQA sources are used.

My colleague Jim Austin publishes a great series on MQA in Stereophile that researches

this.

The first article I saw was in the January 2018 edition.

Get a copy for it is a good read.

Then there are those people that are hateful towards MQA, which of course is their good

right.

I've had many responses on my MQA videos, like one that I was payed by MQA to promote

the system while I wasn't even invited to the initial MQA press conference!

And if or when MQA would start supporting my channel - which I sincerely hope - they

will not have any influence on the editorial.

Never in my life have I been dependent or influenced by add money and that will certainly

not change now.

Then I spoke to people that had saved a lot of money to buy their popular DAC or player

only one or two years ago and it would be a hefty write-off for them.

And there are people that want to calculate what they hear.

What about manufacturers that won't or can't make their designs accessible to MQA, which

is needed to make the bespoke MQA module.

Some won't because they are afraid to share their secrets, which I understand.

Others can't for they don't own the rights to the designs they use.

Another disadvantage is the money involved.

Having MQA add the MQA module to a DAC is a costly affair, especially for smaller manufacturers

that have to earn back that money on a limited number of players or DAC's.

It also limits the developments of - for instance - active speakers for after each and every

optimisation or version they have to cue up at MQA and pay for the development cost again.

Those manufacturers that also have their own record label and internet shop, they have

to apply to all kinds of regulations and, as with hardware, pay a license fee.

And I understand their problem for - let's face it - audio over the last decennium wasn't

big business.

So is MQA lossless?

No.

But neither is regular PCM or DSD.

The audible losses of regular PCM are bigger than of MQA, at least to my ears and those

colleagues I take seriously.

Is every MQA album better than the regular version?

No, some regular albums sound better but the number is very limited on the Mytek Brooklyn

I use.

What I do know is that non-MQA albums can sound quite different on different DAC's.

I only have a Meridian Explorer2 and Mytek Brooklyn to test it on but the sound character

between the two doesn't differ that much when using MQA files.

But whatever your hook is, use your ears to judge and let not the angry mob that don't

want to pay a license fee make you mad.

They have payed licences for years on cd's, DVD's, blu-rays and SACD's.

And they still pay a premium to record companies that want their share of any carrier that

contains material they own rights to.

Whether MQA is going to make it or not, I can't tell.

I am an audio journalist, I know little of business, human behaviour and the like.

I hope it will, I love the MQA tracks on Tidal and I prefer them over my DSD and 24/192 versions.

But whatever will happen, I'll report on it and give my opinion.

So if you want to stay informed, subscribe to this channel or follow me on Twitter, Facebook

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I am Hans Beekhuyzen, thank you for watching and see you in the next show or on theHBproject.com.

And whatever you do, enjoy the music.

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The Death of Stalin' mines horrific history for satirical laughs || Full HD - Duration: 2:40.

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Karl Marx of all people wrote that history repeats itself

first as tragedy then as farce he couldn't have known of the terrifying

end of days of the brutal Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin nor the gleeful

savagery with which it's reproduced in the desing the death of Stalin

co-written and directed by Armando Iannucci the creator of HBO's veep who

wrote the oscar-nominated script for in the loop this is a comedy of terrors

that creates laughs but doesn't let you forget that Stalin and his coterie

caused the deaths of untold numbers of Soviet citizens en yuji's

take-no-prisoners directorial style is perfect for this blackest of farces it's

a film that takes us from Stalin's final days in March 1953 through the battle

for power among his intimidated minions spineless but dangerous sycophants who

made up the great man's potential successors the director has said that he

took special care with casting trying to match the actors to the historical

personages and that has led to a formidable group including Steve

beseeming Jeffrey Tambor Michael Palin Simon Russell Bale Jason Isaacs Andrea

Riseborough and Rupert Friend rather than mandate uniform accents Iannucci

allowed everyone to speak naturally which makes the largely British casts

unnervingly at times like an unruly group of soccer hooligans who have

somehow gotten an entire country under their thumb because death like all

forces requires exact line readings and verbal dexterity ianucci mandated an

extended rehearsal period so the players could coalesce as a group besi me has

said the result reminded me a little bit of a Robert Altman film though even

Altman could not have dreamed up a situation quite this demented though the

days before and after Stalin's death have been written about extensively

simon's abag Montefiore stalin the court of the red Tsar is especially good

ianucci and co-writers David Schneider and Ian Martin based their script on a

French graphic novel by Fabian Marie and Pierre a Robin

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Routine Hacks To Live A Better Life With Diabetes - Duration: 3:56.

Routine Hacks To Live A Better Life With Diabetes

Life is busy and we seldom spare time to review our whole medical schedule every now and then.

So, having diabetes can make you worried and you can start feeling a bit disturbed in your

routine.

But certain measures can bring you out of this overwhelming condition and can help you

live a better life with diabetes, and these conditions are just some changes in your routine.

You can tolerate diabetes whole of your life pleasantly and can have improved blood glucose

level by mere slight changes in your day-to-day life.

See some tips or ideas that can help you live with diabetes harmlessly:

Use your smartphone You can have an app on your phone that might

help log your diet, measure your blood glucose level and it can also have an access to other

people in the community facing the same problem and ultimately leading you to live a better

life with diabetes.

These apps can send you notifications about taking a prescription or appointment to your

doctor and can refer some support groups you can join to interact with people like yourself.

Mostly these apps are free of cost for the assistance of people, providing health facility

to the public and improving health standards.

Your diabetes supplies can be easily available as it can help you ordering your supplies

such as tablets, test strips or batteries for your own meter.

Don't let your Skin Dry You have diabetes and it might make your skin

extremely dry.

Perhaps it is a side effect of diabetes but there are some measures that can help you

in having moisture skin.

Keep checking your blood glucose level and clean your hands every now and then.

Pack hands sanitizers for an overnight trip or outdoor move.

It can help you have clean hands.

Just keep moisturizing.

An advantage of Pharmacy To lessen your worry about the accurate timing

of your medicine and adequate supply of your prescription, you can take help from pharmacies.

Pharmacies offer a cost-free program for ensuring your serious behaviour about your medication.

They provide prescription and can call or text you when it ready.

Most pharmacies are trained for diabetes care and for answering your questions about your

prescription quickly helping you live a better life with diabetes.

But that needs mutual involvement.

Because there is no shortcut is available in the matter of blood's glucose level and

medication is the best way to keep in balance.

You will keep them updated and they will deal the rest for you.

Stocking Supplies Don't buy a huge number of supplies.

You might forget how old they are that can cause a hell lot of trouble.

Therefore, when you buy a new box of any medicine or pill, just check its expiry date.

And make it sure that the closest date is in front of your shelf.

It can help you using those supplies before expiring.

Insulin's Temperature Keep your insulin at low temperature.

Use cold gel bags for keeping its temperature down and to keep it safe from hot weather.

Protective bags and cooling wallets can help you keep the temperature of insulin low for

at least 48 hours or more than this.

Do this and you'll be able to utilize this pack for relatively more time.

Travelling along with your Stock When you travel anywhere do keep your supplies

stock in a makeup bags or any other valet of this sort.

Put all your supplies like syringes, tablets and insulin in one and lancets and strips

in other.

In this way, you can get anything you want within no tie.

Manage things beforehand so that you don't need to rush.

Following these life hacks can help you keep your blood glucose level under control in

your weekdays and you can review them on weekends.

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Welcome back to VJSystemPresents, I'm LeoRocker today we're going to see

How to Learn Portuguese Basics 2 Lesson 1 I approach Subscribers to say thank you

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Can a Brain be Uploaded - Duration: 4:13.

I was in the forest researching to invent a new medicine and I invented it

that can cure everyone in the universe but a new species bit me and it has been

estimated that I will die in 48 hours

scientists and doctors throughout the world came to save me but all they knew

I would never be saved from the venom and they have decided to upload my brain

to a supercomputer to save the humanity I agreed for doing it and at this point

time as anything maybe something more than anything to upload my brain they

need to understand it neurons inside a brain store information but they do not

store one bit of information in every neuron but every neuron in our brain is

connected to hundreds and thousands of other neurons to align a single

information but a single neuron holds almost no information for us to

understand but supercomputers like this relies on transistors though are just

switches which allow information to move in a very specific direction to perform

a certain action the scientist at University of California Berkeley has

found a way to do almost exactly this a group of scientists played a movie

trailer while a functioning fMRI scanners is used to measure the flow of

the blood through the volunteers visual cortex the blood flow information from

the fMRI scanner is used to transfer to a hypothetical computer or a computer

software which are then combined to manipulate by the software and it

created its own hypothetical imagination of the movie trailer

but not all the information that we were able to retrieve from that hypothetical

computer software was accurate mean we got some images out of a big movie

trailer but how will they know where it's located in my brain in fact they

need to copy all my brain but here what stops me the limits what is the amount

of data that can be filled in a brain or how big it is we have estimated that a

brain can store 3 million gigabytes of information which will take a

supercomputer to copy 3 weeks or even more sometimes but speed is not a limit

the biggest problem is mapping all the information to gather thoughts don't

live on a single neuron they are combined with several different brain

cells and Dan will be processed a different part of the brain to get a

single information and what about feelings are they so intelligent to

transfer my feeling to a machine but if we become capable of uploading ourselves

to a computer the uploaded mind can process thoughts more quickly than a

biological brain I don't know whether they have succeeded to do it or not but

if they have copied my brain they can't retrieve information in the future but

one that I can tell you for sure then I will die my eyes will be closed but my

heart will be open

and as always thanks for watching

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