Youtube daily May 23 2018

It's Steve and Maggie, Wow English TV.

Yeah!

Hello boys and girls.

Yes, ha-ha-ha.

Steve's wearing a chocolate cake.

But mmm… it's a delicious chocolate cake.

It's my birthday cake!

Now let me tell you how all this happened.

Happy birthday to Steve.

Happy birthday to Steve.

Hello hello.

Ohoho, hello Bob.

Hihi.

Hey, can you help me, please?

Ok.

You see, it all happened when Maggie and Bob the Blob decided to give me a surprise birthday

party.

Oh, Steve will love this for his birthday.

Is it his first birthday?

No.

His second birthday?

No!

Third birthday?

No.

Oh…

No, it's his 39th birthday.

Yeah!

So hey, I'll go and find some flowers on the table.

Hihi.

And you can go and choose a cake at the cake shop.

Hihi, yeah!

Ok.

Ho-ho, let's go!

Hihi, yeah!

Look, there are lot's of flowers.

Hihi.

But Steve's favourite colour is red.

So, let's find some red flowers, yeah!

Oh, hahaha.

Yay!

Look, Maggie is trying to find some red flowers.

Let's help Maggie find the red flowers.

Find the red flowers.

Come on, say it with me: find the red flowers.

Find the red flowers.

Find the red flowers.

Yeah, well done!

Ok, do you remember what Bob had to do?

Yeah, choose a birthday cake.

Come on, let's go and see Bob!

Chocolate cake or strawberry cake or strawberry cake or chocolate cake.

Ho-ho, I don't know!

Oh, chocolate cake.

No, strawberry cake.

In the cake shop Bob had a big problem trying to choose a cake.

Oh, they all look delicious.

Let's help Bob to choose a cake.

Choose a cake.

Come on, say it with me: choose a cake.

Choose a cake.

Choose a cake!

Oh-oh which cake would you choose?

Oh, they all look lovely.

Yeah!

I wonder which cake Bob will choose.

It was almost evening and where was Bob?

Yeah… still in the cake shop trying to choose a cake!

Oh, come on, ohoho.

Oh, finally!

Now all the Bob had to do was to bring the cake home.

Bring the cake home.

Hey, say it with me.

Come on.

Bring the cake home.

Bring the cake home.

Bring the cake home.

Well done!

All the Bob had to do was to bring the cake home before me.

But look, I was right behind him.

Oh, Bob's here!

Bo-ob!

Hey, Bob!

Oh, no.

Grrr… where is Bob?!

Oh, Maggie.

Oh hey, Bob, you're late!

Steve will be here soon!

He's behind me!

Oh no, hide the cake!

Hide the cake!

Where?!

Oh no!

Put it under the table!

Maggie and Bob needed to hide the cake because it was my birthday surprise!

But where to hide the cake?

Hide the cake.

Hey, come on.

Say it with me: hide the cake.

Hide the cake.

Hide the cake!

Yeah!

But then Bob had an idea to hide it behind the sofa.

Oh, let's hide the cake behind the sofa!

Yeah!

No!

O-o.

Hi, Maggie!

There isn't anything behind the sofa!

I mean… hi Steve!

What?

There's something behind the sofa?

No!

No!

There isn't anything behind the sofa.

Oh, what's that?

Catch Maggie!

Bob!

Catch!

Catch!

Bobby!

Catch!

Maggie!

Catch!

Catch!

Bobby!

Maggie!

Catch!

Catch!

Just top catching now!

Catch!

Oh…

Well Maggie didn't catch the cake.

Bob didn't catch the cake.

They didn't catch the cake.

Hey, say it with me.

Come on.

They didn't catch the cake.

Catch the cake.

Catch the cake.

No, no, no.

But I think you know what happened to the cake, don't you?

But you don't want to see that.

Do you?

Really?!

Ok. (snapping fingers) Oh no! (falling cake) Oh-oh, oh no!

Look at the chocolate cake.

It's ruined.

Oh, wow!

That looks great fun, let me try.

Ohohoho.

Yum, yum, yum, yum.

Yum.

Haha.

Oh, Bobby.

Haha.

But, hey!

Why not?

Happy birthday to me!

Yeah!

Mmm…

Yeah!

It's delicious.

Hahahaha.

Bye-bye.

Bye-bye boys and girls.

See you later on.

Hihi yay! (clapping hands) Hey, did you like that?

Yeah?

Then please like it.

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Yeah!

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Ngọn Núi Cao Nhất Trong Hệ Mặt Trời I Khoa Học Huyền Bí - Duration: 5:12.

Hey guys, thanks for watching it's Mike Chen.

Now most of us may know that Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world,

well technically the highest if you measure a mountain above sea level.

But let's talk about a mountain that is a lot bigger,

let's talk about the largest mountain in the solar system.

Again, technically the largest mountain in the solar system

is, well, is a volcano,

and the technicalities decide to call it a giant is a gross understatement.

This mountain is called Olympus Mons

and it's found near the Martian equator in the Tharsis Montes region.

This behemoth of landmass dwarfs even its own terrestrial cousins on the Red Planet.

The tallest among them stands at 16 miles or 25 kilometers high.

It is roughly the size of the state of Arizona,

and if you think, wow that's pretty big already,

Olympus Mons, on the other hand, is a lot bigger

and it's about the size of France.

And being named that famed mountain of the gods in Greek mythology is no mere coincidence.

To put it in comparison to the tallest peaks on earth,

Olympus Mons is over three times higher than Everest

which stands at 5.5miles above sea level.

And the next to Earth's tallest volcano Hawaii's Mauna Loa,

which stands at 6.3 miles above sea level,

Olympus Mons' standing at 16.7 miles from base to summit

is still more than double its size.

And if you would combine all the islands of Hawaii and all of volcanoes,

they would all comfortably fit inside the Martian's giant.

And here's the thing,

Olympic Mons' tower is even above the clouds of the Martian atmosphere.

That's something no mountain on earth could accomplish.

And here's how it formed.

While Olympus Mons is technically a volcano,

it is one that does not erupt,

it is classified as a shield volcano,

meaning that instead of spewing lava and volcanic material high in the air.,

it lets lava constantly flow down its sides.

And this may be one of the reasons why Olympus Mons is so giant.

And since Mars is absent of tectonic plates like earth,

volcanoes remain on top of so-called hot spots

that continuously induce slow and steady lava flows.

So when lava flows out of the volcano's mouth,

it builds up over time and becomes part of the surrounding landmass.

In fact, Olympus Mons has such a large mass

that it curves with the natural shape of the planet itself,

and these hot spots are also responsible

for the formation of other large Martian volcanoes.

And these colossal giants in the Tharsis mountains region are so large

that their towers above dust storms that seasonally plague the Red Planet.

A quality that was first observed by Giovanni Schiaparelli,

an Italian astronomer in the late 19th century.

Also among the unique features of Olympic Mons

are six calderas or collapsed craters

that sit on top of each other

that gives the volcano's summit a depression that is about 53 miles wide.

These calderas appeared over time when magma chambers were emptied out of lava and collapsed,

unable to support the ground above it,

Surrounding the outer edge of Olympus Mons

is an escarpment that reaches six miles high

and as comparatively as tall as Earth's largest volcano.

Another interesting characteristic of Olympus Mons

is that it could possibly have a depositary of rock glaciers.

Because of Mars' extraordinary climate,

it may well be that snow and ice deposits

could contribute in the creation

of these frozen debris above the base of the volcanoes shield

And since the Olympus Mons and the volcanoes surrounding it are sitting on top of lava hot spots

and continuously spilling out the volcanic material

and because there are no tectonic plates to shift them away from these spots,

the solar system's largest volcano may still be growing in size even as we speak.

Now, obviously Olympus Mons is not the only mountain or volcano present in the solar system.

But it is certainly the largest one out there.

Across planets and asteroids,

there are dozens of craters, mounts and mountains

that are massive in scale.

And just to give you an idea of how gigantic Mount Olympus is

compared to other terrain in the solar system,

here are three of the other biggest players.

Ascreaus Mons is sitting at 11.3 miles high

is the tallest of the three volcanoes

of the Tharsis Montesin Mar near Olympus Mons.

First discovered by the Mariner 9 spacecraft in 1971.

it was initially thought to be a large spot in a dust storm

which was then called the North Spot.

However, later images in the following years

revealed that the North Spot was actually a giant volcano

and was then appropriately renamed.

Equatorial Ridge of Iapetus.

This odd feature that appears on the moon of Saturn

which makes it appear like a walnut,

is an equatorial ridge with its highest peak reaching 12.4 miles.

Although scientists are still not sure as to how the moon obtains its unique ridges,

there is suggest that it was either the remainder of the moon's original blade shape

or part of a collapsing ring.

And finally, Rheasilvea Mons

this is a 13.2 mile tall mountain

that sits in the center of a 300 mile wide crater

on the asteroid Vesta.

Some scientists would argue that

Rheasilvea is the highest peak in the solar system, dwarfing Olympic Mons,

But even with satellite observation,

having to measure the exact height of the mountain is still tricky and up for debates.

So it looks like until further study has conducted on Rheasilvea Mons

or some other giant mountainous found somewhere in the solar system

the title for highest peak will still go to Olympus Mons.

And like I mentioned before,

because of the volcanic conditions on Mars

and the planet's lack of shifting tectonic plates,

there's still a lot of room for this volcano to grow,

and of course there are almost countless galaxies in this universe

and we don't even know how big the universe is.

So I'm sure there are a ton of mountains out there way bigger than Olympus Mons.

But until then, this Titan will remain the king of the mountains,

well, at least in this solar system.

Guys, thank you all so much for watching this video,

I'll see you later.

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Hey, this is the Daily Overpass, my name is Eric and I make apps!

Now today, I wanna talk about becoming an app expert!

Ok, so today I wanna answer a question that came in on video number 348 from TrueDreams,

who said "Hey Eric, I have a question - When can you call yourself an app developer expert?

By the way you have a big app.

Don't you think you are an app developer expert?

By the way I am not?

Waiting for the answer!"

You know what?

I don't consider myself an expert on app development, or anything really, because there's so many

different facets of it, it's one of these things where I don't trust anyone who calls

themselves an expert!

If I'm ever looking at CV's and stuff like that and I see "I'm a mobile expert", I totally

don't agree with that.

An expert stops learning new things.

This is my whole thing - if you get really good at app development or app marketing or

whatever, there's so many different facets to it just to begin with!

So you could be really good as an android developer, or an iOS developer, Kotlin or

Swift or any of the other languages are out there, right?

But you might not know a lot about the marketing side, or how to deploy it live and all this

kind of stuff.

So there's all these different facets and it's always changing and it's always moving,

and if you get really good at something, what you start to realise is how much more you

don't know.

And this is the same with everything I've ever done in technology.

It's very difficult to call yourself an expert.

I've had other people call me experts, not as an app developer but in other things.

I can remember working in an investment bank, they'd say 'Eric is our access database expert'

or 'Eric's our sharepoint expert' or whatever, and I'm like, stop calling me expert because

there's so much there that I don't know!

But it's kind of in the eye of the beholder.

I will never consider myself an expert, because you know what?

An expert stops learning new things, an expert stops reading all the books and trying to

pick up on all the stuff, trying to improve what they do.

I can remember once when I talked about this before, where I would work at this investment

bank and I'd carry these big books in with me.

So I was reading this book on professional asp.net 2.0 by Wrox - this was a while ago

- and I was carrying this into work and i was reading this because we were still using

classic asp, and someone said to me "aren't you afraid that people will think you don't

know what you're doing because you're reading the book?"

And I said "you know what?

I don't know what I'm doing!"

You always have to improve and you always learn something new from these kind of things.

It's difficult to go back through and read the beginners because you don't wanna read

beginners android if you've already been through all those steps, you know, the history of

android, where we are from here, they all start the same way!

But you always wanna be improving and getting better at it.

I will never call myself an app developer expert because as soon as I do, there's gonna

be somebody out there who says 'oh yeah, well how do you do an interface?!'

They'll talk about something that's really specific and we're all really good at different

areas of what we do!

And that's just my thinking.

I don't trust people who call themselves experts, because that means that they stopped learning,

they stopped seeing themselves as students, and they start seeing themselves as the expert.

Maybe that's just my opinion.

What do you guys think?

Do you have any problems calling yourself an expert at anything?

So anyway, those are my thoughts for today, that's it for today, I'll talk to you guys

tomorrow!

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A memorial service was held, to mark the ninth anniversary of the late South Korean President

Roh Moo-hyun's passing.

It took place today in Bongha Village in Gyeongsangnam-do...

Province -- the former leader's hometown and where he was laid to rest.

In a memorial address,...

National Assembly Speaker Chung Sye-kyun... said that he... is remembered for his efforts

to eliminate regionalism and establish peace on the Peninsula.

Roh Moo-hyun... served as the nation's president from 2003 to 2008.

Many remember him as a warm, progressive leader... dedicated to improving people's lives and

fighting corruption.

However he had to endure a lot of turbulence during and after his term.

There was an attempt by lawmakers to have him removed from office,... and he was later

mired in a bribery scandal that prompted him to take his own life.

The service was attended by thousands of his supporters, including former first lady Kwon

Yang-sook,... as well as lawmakers from both sides of the aisle.

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The nation's birthrate was at a record-low level in the first quarter of this year.

According to Statistics Korea's , the number of births fell 9-point-2 percent on-year to

89-thousand 6-hundred in the January to March period.

That's the lowest since monthly records were first compiled in 1981.

The agency warned Korea's birth rate could fall below its death rate, leading to a natural

population decrease from 2022... six years sooner than expected.

Key contributor to this unwelcome trend is low number of marriages.

Less than 67-thousand couples tied the knot in Q1, sliding down 3-point-5 percent from

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One of the biggest tourist attractions in the city of Seoul is the Gyeongbokgung Palace

. Usually frequented by visitors during the

day, to soak in the well preserved traditional structures and witness the royal guard-changing

ceremony.

Now there's a reson to drop by when night falls.

Choi Si-young shows us what kind of unique programs are in store there under the moonlight.

Korean traditional music resonates at the front gate to Gyeongbokgung Palace, the best-loved

of the five remaining palaces in Seoul.

Over the years, many music concerts have been held at the palace, but this time it's a whole

new experience.

"For most traditional music concerts, the audience plays a passive role,… but rather

than just sitting and watching, the audience at this concert at Gyeongbokgung Palace follows

the performers around the palace grounds."

As part of the 2018 Art Spot Series, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism aims to deliver

a more intimate experience with Korean traditional music taking center stage.

The unique sounds of a large transverse bamboo flute mark the start of the night music concert.

The audience is mesmerized by the contemporary interpretation of the famous Korean folk song

Arirang played with the double bass.

Poem recital interspersed with Korean string melodies adds to the allure.

The highlight is the royal dance at the private residence for the queen of the Joseon Dynasty.

"I could read the positive response from the faces of the people in the audience.

I feel I communicated with them very well."

"Without microphones or speakers, I could tune in to the royal music my ancestors would

have heard.

It was an exceptionally fun experience."

"We all took part in the concert.

Some of us probably didn't know that much about Korean traditional music.

Tonight was an opportunity to boost our awareness."

And don't worry if you missed out this time.

The culture ministry says the concert will be held several more times this year at other

Seoul palaces, the National Assembly and Dongdaemun Design Plaza.

Choi Si-young, Arirang News.

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You will need 15cm x 15cm square paper for making 1st leaf.

Please follow the instruction step by step for making a best leaf.

Now you need 15cm x 7.5cm paper.

Now you need 20cm x 5cm paper.