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and Ctrl + V is Paste.

With these 3 functions, you can easily move data within the computer.

However, before you could use these functions, you need someone to type the data into the

computer.

This will turn the physical data or the measurement or information you have in physical world,

and turn it into a digital data then you move them around easily.

You can use Google Form or directly use Google Sheets to record data when you

are collecting information from the physical world.

This will help you avoid extra work.

You are a smart person, and I guess you know how to select individual cell, select an array

of cell, select a column and select row.

using the mouse,

now let's go to the keyboard.

It is pretty obvious that you can use your arrow keys to select adjacent cell.

Besides, there are plenty of keyboard shortcuts.

Some of them are scatter around the menu, so you have to find them

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The common one are Paste Value Only, Paste Format Only, Align, Group, Hide, Delete and

Add, Show Formulae and most importantly Find and Replace.

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Want to have alternating colours like mine, you can find it in Format or in the bucket

of paint.

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56 | Knowing the Sailboat Jeaneau 42 DS, our new home - Sailing Around the World - Duration: 19:01.

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In the previous episode, we showed you how to buy a boat in Europe.

And now it's time to reveal our new sailboat, a Jeaneau 42ft DS 2006.

We hope you like it as much as we fell in love.

But before you start, do not forget to leave your like and many comments.

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Thanks to the supporters, we are investing more in quality and content.

That's it, let's go on the tour.

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- Hello, welcome aboard! - Where are we?

We are in Montenegro on our new boat.

We're here on the Jeaneau 42 DS.

And today we will tell you why we chose this boat, and we will show it as well.

We will reveal every detail of the boat, details that were ours dreams.

You guys know how much we wanted a catamaran.

After we stayed for a week on a catamaran and get to know this boat,

we thought we didn't have to buy this, you know?

It's very big. For two people, a dog and a future child, it's a lot, a lot.

The boat has the advantage of being a monohull, which was my preference.

But it has the space as good as a catamaran.

Because what we liked on the catamaran:

Number 1, stability, which we have proven to be very stable.

And space.

In a matter of space, this one here ...

It's the space that we need, we can walk and don't bump into each other,

have two comfortable rooms ...

We slept in the 2 already, right?

We don't even touch in both of them.

Each one has it's own bed, basically.

This boat type has a model that has three bedrooms.

Which is what usually happens, with the stern spliting into two rooms.

And this is the whole stern, with one bedroom. And it's our favorite thing.

We weren't going to use half the catamaran, it's two sides and we were going to end up using just one.

And it doesn't look like a home, you know?

Because you have to go downstairs to go to the bathroom, you have to go upstairs to cook ...

I don't know, something was missing, you know?

I found it very aesthetic, very charter, not family friendly.

So now, enough talking. Thais will show the whole boat for you.

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, you're going to love it, you're going to love it!

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Welcome!

Why DS? The "DS" would be this "deck saloon", which has all the ... I'll open it here for you.

It has a panoramic view of everything that is happening, which is also very nice.

And one thing that also enchanted us, it's the quality, to be so ample.

Google can lie anywhere here, he's not going to get in the way.

I mean, sort of. Because he loves to stay in a way you have to jump over him, but there's space.

So here is our main room.

This table can go down a little, we haven't done that test yet.

All the sofas have space down here, although I didn't have to use them yet.

Our boiler is here.

Everything here have plenty of space.

So, for you guys to have an idea, here's my stand up.

In the other one, we have the suitcases, we went to travel.

So the whole boat, is packed with well-deep storages.

Here we have our new acquisition, it's very hot here, guys.

Here we have two cabinets, on both sides.

From both sides there's this space here, which for now is a mess.

Now the kitchen. Ah, the kitchen!

The kitchen is wonderful, guys!

I even told Beto that we're eating here all the time because I feel like cooking

because it is so wide, it has so much space.

And to get a pot, I don't have to keep getting the sofa up to get a pot, it's wonderful!

So here we have some drawers.

Several drawers, cupboards with pot, there's garbage here under the sink, the refrigerator is sensational.

I was in love.

Its giant, it's 140 liters and has a freezer.

Which is very good, because at Shogun we didn't have it, so we had to put the meat on the plate to freeze.

There we have two more cabinets.

Here is the stove.

An oven, which is also bigger than ours.

There's one more cabinet down here, more spaces that I already put some cleaning products.

There's plenty of room. And it is very wide.

And what I like about the kitchen of this boat is that it's in a L shape.

I prefer the kitchen in L shpe than those on the whole side, you know?

I think it's a lot easier to cook here.

And it gets tighter too.

For example, you are cooking and you need to hold,

you have more hold areas than in a kitchen that it's the entire side.

And here behind the trash, we are in the process of installing the desalinator.

We haven't finished the installation yet, because we've been on the boat for a week.

But it's a place that doesn't get in the way and that has saltwater entrance too, so ...

We have hot water at all taps.

We also have a heater, because here in Europe it is very cold.

It has no air conditioning, but it has a heater, which runs on diesel.

So they say it's very good, because it does not waste much, it does not need a generator either, it does not need big things.

And here in the bedroom is where the batteries are, under the bed.

There are 3 batteries of 120V, new gel ones.

And now our room, our presidential suite.

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It's not a catamaran, but it has a square bed too.

We have cabinets.

Here on this side.

Our wonderful bed.

Squared.

It's very big, it's like a 2x2 bed.

I have 't even bought a sheet, because I still haven't found the correct size sheet.

And here, too, there's plenty of storage space.

You can have many clothes on the boat, although I didn't bring it, because I could only bring two suitcases.

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So big ... so big ...

It looks like a dream.

Oh, and this room ... I'm going to stay here because it's very good.

This room has three windows, which is very good because we thought that, because as it is a little small,

could be kind of claustrophobic in here.

But there's a window here, which is very good. We can hear, at night, everything that is happening here on the pier.

And I think it's going to be good for Beto, when it's kind of busy, because he can take a look.

And we have two more windows on the side.

Plus the windows that are closed, which actually don't open.

Well, and since it's a suite, we need a bathroom, right?

There are two entrances. One by the bedroom and one by the living room.

It's a bathroom with a high ceiling, understand?

A little curtain to take a shower, so it doesn't wet the toilet, doesn't wet the sink.

Here's our holding tank.

There's a holding tank in one bathroom only, so if it's to do number 2 it's just in one bathroom.

Here we have a closet.

Very good. A sink.

The shower, which is ... ok.

Well, we finished the bathroom, but look ...

Very big.

Navigation table.

We have the chartplotter here, we have the radio.

We have all the controls, which are much more modern than we had before.

Water tank ...

Diesel.

Battery.

It has all the information.

We also have a radar and a sonar, which is to see fish, who knows our fishing skills begins to improve now.

By God's will.

Navigation table, nothing new.

In here, the stool can go like this.

Just like all the boats that have a table like that.

Living room.

Lots of space, lots of light.

And now let's go to the other room.

Well, this room is also very good.

It is also very spacious, is still echoing because there is not much in here.

There is only our solar panel, which we will install.

All the windows have a net and a blackout.

There's also plenty of space on the side to put something on.

Also has a closet.

That's where Beto's clothes are.

The cabinets here.

And also has a bathroom.

A bathroom a bit smaller, but with more closet.

But it's a very good bathroom.

In here we have a closet.

More closet.

And this one, what changes is that it's not so high, but it's still very high, I don't think it's a problem.

The tap that we fit here to take a shower.

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What I found is that the boat has plenty of space.

If you need to stock food, you have plenty of room to store it.

So you can have an idea of the space.

Look how much space you have.

So here we aren't using it for now, because we don't know what to do with so much space.

Now the little heart of the boat.

Which is the engine.

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It is very easy to handle because it has this entrance here and has entrance into the room as well,

which we also can do some maintenance.

And what Beto did, it was nice, was to leave all his tools here, very close to the engine.

For you to see how much space you have.

So, we finished the inside.

The boat is brand new, you can't find use marks, nothing.

Everything is very new.

The owners basically did not use the boat.

We were very happy, very happy, everything is very good and very new.

Well, now let's go up. The staircase also has where to hold, which is also good.

Let's check outside.

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Well, so here we have wind, we have radar, we have sonar, we have autopilot.

The electric ratchets, all the controls here, on both sides.

The compass too, on both sides.

A rudder wheel.

Up here we are going to put the plates, there is plenty of space to put plate, we bought two of 260.

Which I think will be enough.

The water supply is there. The diesel supply, all very easy access.

Here we have the little table.

This is something I really wanted.

Because sometimes the inside is very hot and you can eat here, with shade and breeze,

that's awesome.

There we have the little tables, which have a cooler.

Here we also have where to store things.

Then the other side also opens the table.

The store here, which is huge.

In here we have the winder, which was never used, brand new.

That we are very happy, we want to use it soon.

It's a deep hole, the other side is a bit smaller.

Well, in here we have room for two gas cylinders.

We only have one, but it has a whole safety part, in case the pipe case leaks, it will leak out.

It is isolated.

Here, lots of shades, which is great. There's room to hold.

The seats are very cozy, they all have a high back, which was what we did not have in the Shogun,

so it's a place to relax, you can spend hours here in the cockpit.

At Shogun... I keep comparing, ok?

Because there's no way. Since we came from a 33-foot boat, it's impossible not to make the comparison.

We ended up not being outside so much, at Shogun. Because of the sun, because we were tired, you couldn't sit back,

yours back couldn't fit, you know?

Well, here on both sides, we have all the controls, even the winder.

All with stopper. All easy, so if it's raining, unless something happens,

but basically you do not have to go out and get things done.

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Well, here ...

All our outside area.

We have the master sail, which is attached to the mast.

What we thought was very good.

The boat owners didn't used anything.

This master sail is perfect.

The genoa, the only thing we need to change is it's cover, because the rest is also perfect.

The boat is very new, very new.

Here we have all the windows.

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Here we have the anchor box.

And to Beto's happiness, we have a winch now.

Which is also very good.

The anchor may change, Beto is not very sure about that anchor.

I had not seen it yet.

It's huge.

Jesus.

My God.

And one of the things that we will do on the boat is to put the net, because Googlelino arrives soon.

It's going to take 2 months, but he'll arrive.

So I'm afraid of him falling, it's better to put the net.

It will have plenty of room for Google.

For now we are not thinking about doing major changes.

The boat came with a boat of 2.40m.

Probably when we go sailing, we'll make the same scheme to put here in the bow.

Or put up there, we don't know yet.

But we do not want to spend doing many changes and everything.

Well, I hope you have enjoyed this tour, we are simply in love with the boat.

Hope you like it.

Next week we'll prepare a different content for you. We'll do one live.

We received several comments, several questions about the process of buying a boat

I'm sure a lot of people already commented here in this video with some doubts about the boat

that we either didn't talk deeply, or want to know more.

So we'll do this live and leave everything clear.

The best day would be on Sunday, so leave your opinion of a good time

to do this live on Sunday, in a way that doesn't disturb your day.

And in live we can have a greater dynamic of answering the questions.

Exactly. Well, that's it folks, good winds, good winds anywhere in the world.

And if you liked it, share it.

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-Good bye and good winds! - Good winds!

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Go All The Way - Duration: 2:37.

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What If You Fell From Space to Earth? - Duration: 3:59.

Hey there, welcome to Life Noggin!

After hearing how Google exec Alan Eustace jumped out of a balloon 42 km up and survived,

I started to wonder about what would happen if he had been even higher.

How would his body have handled the extreme conditions of the atmosphere?

What if you fell from space to Earth?

Let's go waaay up to the Karman line, where space technically begins, 100km above Earth's

surface.

We're going to jump out of this rocket and find out what happens.

As you can see, we are immediately knocked unconscious.

Brain cells need a constant flow of oxygen, which there's not very much of up here.

So when they don't get that, the brain goes into a state of hypoxia and kinda just shuts

down.

In serious cases, this can lead to seizures, coma, and even brain death.

Also, up here in the thermosphere, we're being exposed to some very intense X-Rays

and UV rays from the sun.

If this alone doesn't kill us, we'll likely start vomiting due to radiation poisoning.

When we get to the mesosphere, which reaches from 85 km above Earth down to 50 km, things

don't get much better.

We're met with extremely cold temperatures here, almost negative 100 degrees celsius,

giving us some serious frostbite!

But on top of that, the friction of falling this fast from this high up is literally burning

through our skin!

This is also the layer of the atmosphere where meteors disintegrate.

They leave trails of dust and light behind them, which is what makes them look like shooting

stars.

If you were to fall through the atmosphere, it would kind of be like you're a human

version of a shooting star!

Next, we'll enter the stratosphere, which is between 50km to about 15 km above the Earth's

surface.

There's a point in the stratosphere above which, your blood starts to boil, around 23

km up.

At this level of atmospheric pressure, liquids boil at much lower temperatures because the

change in pressure of the liquid allows molecules to move more freely between liquid and gas

states.

The lower the pressure, the quicker it boils.

So with low pressure levels at this height and above, your blood boils.

It could also happen with other bodily fluids like stomach acid and urine too!

The troposphere would likely be the least excruciatingly painful of the atmospheric

levels.

In this layer that stretches about 15 km above the Earth's surface, the atmosphere becomes

a lot more rich in oxygen and we can finally regain consciousness.

But what next?

No one has ever fallen from 100 km up, but people have survived some pretty impressive

falls.

Like WWII pilot Alan Magee who survived a fall of 6 km after crashing through a glass

roof which absorbed some of the impact.

Or Vesna Vulovic whose plane exploded 10km up.

She fell to the ground inside a piece of the plane and survived!

Living to tell the tale of a 100 km fall is very unlikely, to say the least, but we could

do a few things to try to survive.

Basically, in order to not die on contact after an extreme fall, you need to try to

slow yourself down and ideally hit something else before the ground.

First, don't aim for water.

You may think water would cushion your fall, but it won't.

It'd be like hitting straight concrete.

Do fall in a starfish position.

Stretching your body out like this as you fall will slow your descent, but don't land

like this.

Try to land on your feet with bent knees.

And as you fall, look for something to reduce your speed and lessen the force of hitting

the ground, like a roof, an awning, or even a car.

Which injury do you think would be most painful?

Radiation poisoning, skin burning off, blood boiling or the impact with the ground?

Let us know in the comments!

And it goes without saying, but obviously do not attempt this yourself.

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