Arsenal transfer news: Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez eyes up move for wantaway Gunners striker Lucas Perez
NEWCASTLE plan to make Arsenal striker Lucas Perez their main man up front – despite his dream to go back to Spain.
Perez wants a return to La Liga, where his former club Deportivo La Coruna are among a handful who would take the respected forward. Newcastle have emerged as a possible destination for Arsenal striker Lucas Perez.
The Magpies are eyeing up a potential move for the 28-year-old who is unhappy at the Emirates.
But as Arsenal try to find a buyer for their forgotten hitman – rather than organise a loan move to Spain, Newcastle asked about Perez and would be prepared to make him their new No 9.
Perez, 28, has lost out on that number at the Emirates to new signing Alexandre Lacazette.
Now the Toon hope they can offer a bigger fee to the Gunners to swing the deal for the forward, who joined Arsenal only last year for £17million and who wants to try to make Spain's World Cup squad next year.
Newcastle are growing desperate in their hunt for a new striker. Cedric Bakambu at Villarreal has not encouraged them, while they lost out on Chelsea's Tammy Abraham when he joined Swansea on loan.
Toon boss Rafa Benitez also likes Danny Ings at Liverpool but he has had a knee operation and relations are strained with the Kop over the attempt to take winger Sheyi Ojo.
Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez is desperate to bolster his attack ahead of their first season back in the Premier League.
Lucas Perez and Mesut Ozil could both be on their way out of Arsenal this summer. Newcastle could yet rescue that deal, but bridges will have to be rebuilt.
The Magpies have already signed Christian Atsu, Javi Manquillo, Jacob Murphy and Florian Lejeune in on permanent deals. While they have shipped off Yoan Gouffran and Daryl Murphy to Goztepe and Nottingham Forest respectively.
Lucas Perez scores an amazing volley for Arsenal against Bournemouth.
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TOKYO Travel vlog - (ENG subs) Disney Sea, Lock up horror restaurant, & AN21 DJ - Duration: 6:14.
How sick that we chose the same game?
Just one? Feeling rich now.
We ended up in a game center where you can only win big Pokémons.
We got pranked!
I thought we had it! Me too, I like had it in my hands.
We had it. It's over.
My only mission was to take care of the CO2-gun
Are you about to pee in your pants?
Stop it, stop, I'm dying!
We just woke up, about to have lunch instead of breakfast since its like 12 something.
Was it good? Mhm!
We're in a shopping area and it's, how hot? Hot!
It's like 34 degrees celsius, it's hot
Always!
Here in Takeshita there's a lot of Japanese fashion and alternative fashion
Now we're jumping on the Metro.
This can be the right one. It says sushi??
We almost got stuck on different sides of the door
How close was it? Yes, don't leave me!
You held the door. You were strong!
You were strong too. Naah
We're on the second train and we found the way
Well let's see about that.. We are going to an amusement park!
Do you dare? No!
Ok, wow! We got so wet!
I'm still in chock. I wasn't prepared!
I can see through your t-shirt!
Don't look at my tits! Yes, you always do!
Pick one!
We're going to Disney Sea! Let's go
Ok, so this little coward behind me doesn't dare to go on the regular rollercoaster..
So we're going on the one for kids!
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Barcelona line up shock move for Manchester United target Antoine Griezmann if Neymar completes - Duration: 3:23.
Barcelona line up shock move for Manchester United target Antoine Griezmann if Neymar completes Paris Saint-Germain move
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Antoine Griezmann has established himself as one of Europes hottest properties.
Neymar is expected to leave Barcelona for PSG in a world-record deal. Neymars switch to PSG could be finalised by Monday or Tuesday, meaning the friendly with Real Madrid in Miami on Sunday could be his last game for Barcelona.
And Marca says Barca have added Griezmann to a list of potential replacements. The 26-year-old Frenchman has a release clause of 100 million euros in his contract, according to the Spanish newspaper.
Griezmann scored 26 goals last season as Atletico finished third in La Liga and reached the Champions League semi-finals. He finished third in the voting for last years Ballon dOr, behind Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Manchester United were heavily linked with a move for Griezmann before the Premier League club cooled their interest.
Griezzman helped France to the final of Euro 2016, where they lost to Portugal. Griezmann said the United deal faltered because he pledged to stick with Atletico until their transfer ban ends in January.
He said he could still join United next year, but now could have his head turned by the chance to play alongside Messi and Luis Suarez at the Nou Camp.
Anntoine Griezmann said he would stay with Atletico until their transfer ban ends. Barca are also said to be eyeing Premier League trio Dele Alli, Philippe Coutinho and Eden Hazard as potential replacements for Neymar.
And they have been strongly linked with Juventus forward Paulo Dybala, although the Argentine has said he is happy at the Italian club.
Neymar, who had training ground bust-up with team-mate Nelson Semedo last week, is said to be tired of playing in Messis shadow at Barca. Griezmann leads anti-Real Madrid chant during Atletico stadium farewell.
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Man United agree £50m Nemanja Matic fee with only bonus payments with Chelsea holding transfer up
MANCHESTER UNITED are close to agreeing a £50million deal to sign Nemanja Matic from Chelsea. Jose Mourinho has made a defensive midfielder one of his top priorities this summer.
Nemanja Matic is close to finalising move to join Manchester United.
Matic will cost Manchester United over £50million from Chelsea. The Chelsea midfielder has already agreed terms to make the switch to Old Trafford.
But the deal will not go through until the clubs can agree on extra payments United will have to make to the champions, based on their results and the number of games played by the Serbia international.
United have already completed the signings of centre-back Victor Lindelof and striker Romelu Lukaku. And Mourinho admitted he was looking for two more signings — thought to be a wide player and a defensive midfielder.
The Red Devils boss's signing of Matic at Stamford Bridge in 2014 was seen as one of the key reasons they went onto claim the title.
After a dip in form in 2015-16, which was replicated by many of his team-mates at Chelsea and saw Mourinho shown the door, he returned to form, playing a key role for Antonio Conte's championship-winning side last term.
Red Devils boss Jose Mourinho wants midfield reinforcements ahead of the new season.
Matic is keen for a reunion with his former Chelsea boss Mourinho.
However, the Blues brought in 22-year-old Tiemoue Bakayoko from Monaco to play alongside N'Golo Kante. And Matic was left out of Chelseas pre-season tour of Asia and trained at the clubs Cobham training ground.
Juventus and Inter Milan were also keen on the 28-year-old but his preference is to join up once again with Mourinho.
Matics arrival at United could spell the end for Marouane Fellaini in Manchester with the Belgian linked with a move to Turkish giants Galatasaray. Fellaini has emerged as a key target for Turkish giants Galatasaray.
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Arsenal on brink of snapping-up Monaco ace Thomas Lemar
ARSENAL have had a third official bid for Monaco winger Thomas Lemar as they close in on a £45million deal. As SunSport revealed earlier this week, the Gunners are on the brink of sealing a deal with the Ligue 1 club.
And French sports newspaper LEquipe have reported that Arsenal have made another bid of €50m (£44. 68m) after their previous offers of €40m and €45m were rejected. This bid was also rejected – but Monaco are starting to realise they may have to sell.
As SunSport also revealed, 21-year-old Lemar has already agreed terms, in principle, to move to north London. Monaco owner Vadim Vasilyev has previously been steadfast in his refusal to sell the youngster, but is having a change of heart.
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Dr. Laura Iraci - Up in the Air: Methane and Ozone Over California | NASA Lecture - Duration: 45:20.
Laura is one of our up-and-coming. I would say superstar scientists in the Earth science division
certainly one of our younger scientists
and I can say that because to me anybody who looks anybody who's younger than 50 looks young to me, so
Laura's been working in atmospheric chemistry and she's been a real catalyst here in
Leveraging a unique collaboration. We have with our friends over here at Google
they have a limited liability corporation called H2 11 and
One of the consequences of that or one of the benefits of that is they have an alpha jet here
which is an old German military jet that they use for
some of their big players used for training purposes and
One of the side benefits of having that airplane base here at ames is we get to hang
Science instruments on it and go do cool stuff
and
One of the coolest things we've been doing with well over a hundred flights now over the past couple of years is we fought fly
vertical paths over interesting phenomenon some of the most interesting phenomena of course is
measuring the carbon dioxide and Methane emission in the atmosphere and
These are two of the primary contributors to climate change and so understanding. What is happening?
Vertically when we do our downward looking satellite observations is really essential and combining that with ground truthing and so
Laura is one of our not only
Best scientists and Earth science, but she's one of our most exuberant, and I think you'll that will come across today
So the reason I'm up here really is I was telling Jacob the story of her
presentation at a project tank meeting on Monday and
She may actually say this during the process
but she said that she really you know likes forest fires and wildfires and
so she
immediately
Absorbed the nickname blaze which I think is quite appropriate here
so Laura received her phd from the university of Colorado in analytical and atmospheric chemistry in
1997 I can remember
1997 so today she is going to talk about some of the search she's been doing with the Ajax mission as we call
It's called up in the Air Methane and Ozone over, California with no further ado
Blazer Rocchi I
Think it may be clumsy arathi hang on like the mic fixed. That's a new nickname. I don't answer to it yet
So if you have questions you have to shout them out a couple of times for me to realize my new nickname
It is pretty cool that I get to study all sorts of interesting phenomena on the Earth's atmosphere
But sometimes I feel a little guilty because I get excited about things up in the air that actually come from
Problems happening down on the surface, so I do want to apologize in the beginning. I don't love Forest fires
I just love the pollution that they make
So with that disclaimer. I'm not a horrible person. I'm just a really geeky scientist
But as dr.. McKay said we have this really neat
collaboration with an organization called H2 11 that allows us to do something that
Really no one else in the atmospheric science community gets to do so I'm totally stoked to tell you all about it
And I will probably talk a little too fast so people down the front should slow me down
Because I can see the people down in the front
All right, let me tell you what we're gonna do today
I want to tell you a little bit about the Ajax project as an introduction
And then I'll tell you about the instrumentation that we carry on the alpha Jet
I want to tell you just a little bit about the Earth's atmosphere because I'm not familiar with all your faces
And I don't know that all of you will know all the jargon that I'm going to find myself using despite my best efforts
Then I want to tell you about three of the things we've been looking at we've been looking at Ozone
That's brought down from the upper atmosphere where we like it to be
But they can't affect the air quality that people breathe in certain parts of the us
I also want to tell you about cows and their methane because that's actually an interesting and up-and-coming
Topic when it comes to climate change
And it gets a good giggle because just imagine where the methane comes from and insert your own favorite joke
and then forest fires
And this is the part where my eyes are going to light up because we had some great data yesterday and last week
So I'm going to show you some really fresh data, and I probably won't be able to answer your questions about it
Just yet, but I got to show you the data because it's really cool and the team's been working really hard
So let's hop right into it, so this arrangement that we have
has been
it's about 2008 and
We get to put instruments onto an aircraft that can reach 50,000 feet although our instruments aren't quite that robust
The aircraft flies for about two to two-and-a-half hours on a full tank of fuel so we can get most places in California
We can reach into Nevada and there are lots of interesting questions that also we can address by going out over the pacific ocean
So we're really located in a great spot
And we get to fly like three four times a month
And it's amazing the amount of data that we've been collecting is really
Astounding and to be doing it for several years in a row is really a fantastic opportunity
the crew that we work with and science team and
Aircraft personnel is is super dedicated and you'll see that in the data that we get it's an amazing amount of Data and the turnaround
Times are crazy, so we're on a roll
We're fully caffeinated and we are so excited about what we're doing that I just really want to share it all with you today
So that you understand what we're doing. Let me show you this is our wing bouquet say I've already forgotten
That's the airplane and you'll notice that. It's unusual in that it's asymmetric you see
There's two pods on one side and one on the other you're looking up underneath the aircraft
The outboard Pods our fuel
The inboard on what is the starboard side although you can't tell from underneath?
You'll see there's three bright shiny spots. That's the underside of our sensor
Pod those bright Shiny hotspots are actually our window plates although at the moment. They just have gas inlets on them
They don't have glass for optical measurements
So those three shiny spots are the dead giveaway if you see that's flying overhead look up
See if it has three pods on it, if it does it's doing science for us
All right those three shiny spots. I'm going to put the aircraft right side up again. Here's a schematic drawing for you in the bottle
The tail fin will get you oriented
The other end is the nose of the aircraft
Starting from the back some electronics important, but not very exciting same with a pump
But in the middle of the main volume that's taken up in that wing Pod is a greenhouse gas
Sensor it measures Co2 and Methane and we also get water vapor
For some corrections in front of that is an ozone sensor
and then towards the front sort of from where it starts to curb all the way up to the nose is the
Meteorological measurement system, and I'll give you a little bit more information on each of these
Until I realized I've talked for way too long. I think we're okay
All right, so the Ozone instrument is a commercial off-the-shelf
Standard UV visible absorption UV absorption technique. It's a dual channel one channel Scrubbed and one channel is not
And it's calibrated to the world meteorological organization
Scale which is important when you're doing these studies that you want to be air data with other groups you want your data in California
To be comparable to data collected in other places
You need to get back to a standard and so we calibrate back to the wmO standard on Ozone. We've compared it against
chemical
Electrochemical songs which are the most commonly used method for measuring ozone in the atmosphere?
Noaa has a site in Northern California that we compare to so this instrument has been a real workhorse for us very
reliable and a very important chemical tracers
Our greenhouse gas sensor is manufactured by a company called picaro
They're actually local which has been fantastic because we had to modify it
It's built 19 inches wide like almost every instrument in the world is built
But the wing Pod is only 12 inches wide so we spent a lot of time and effort and engineering and creativity
squeezing this square thing into a long rectangular shape
So having picaro handy nearby was really very useful so on the bottom there. You can see the gold
Repackaging that was done to take this nice square instrument put it into a rectangle that will
Just barely fit into that wing pot and so it occupies the majority of the volume of that starboard wing Pod
Each of the trace gas Sensors has an inlet that hangs down below
The wing Pod for drawing air in and our measurements are made in real time and then the air is
Exhausted out the back. We don't bring any samples home with us just data files and
The meteorological measurement system. We added about a year ago, and it's fantastic
It's fast wins three-dimensional wind measurements and it's hard still for me to imagine how this actually happens so see if you can imagine
you're moving at
300 knots, and you're measuring wind speeds at the same time
People far more clever than I have found a way to do this and to do it with great precision
So I can tell you who to talk to if you want to know how this works
But trust me that it does when you wind speeds in all three directions
frontwards sideways and up and down
Which is really important if you want to study say you're down near a dairy and you want to know if your methane is coming
From the sludge pond or the barn or from Town?
You need to know which way the winds are blowing and they can change on a very short distance scale so it's really fantastic that
We have this highly accurate and very fast measurement of winds as well as pressure and temperature
So now that you know what we can measure let me tell you where we measure it
We measure the new Earth's atmosphere in case you don't know the Earth's atmosphere because most people here don't
it starts at the bottom here at the surface where the temperature is usually something like
20 or 25 degrees Celsius pumping that's the unit that works for most people as you go up in the atmosphere it gets cooler
you've probably noticed this if you go up in the mountains or if you put your hand against the window in an aircraft and
the air continues to cool as you get farther away from the surface of the earth until
at some point and that point is called the tropopause at some point the temperatures start to climb again as you continue to climb an
Altitude and that's the yellow line you're looking at there on the screen
that turnaround that tropopause is the place that scientists define as the
top of the troposphere where most of the mass of the atmosphere is where we breathe and
Do all of our daily business and the stratosphere which lives above it which is an incredibly stable region of the atmosphere?
It's very stratified because the air gets warmer. It's more buoyant farther you go up
So there's no reason for that air to ever turn over like you would see in a convective cloud down here in the troposphere
So those are the two pieces of the answer I'm going to talk to you about today most of the troposphere all of our flights
Are in the troposphere?
Commercial airliners get up pretty close depending on your latitude
Especially a long Haul
To the tropopause but for the most part weather and most everything we all know about every day is down in the troposphere here
The stratosphere is where the ozone layer is that's up at about 20 to 30 kilometers
And I'm going to keep changing units on you
I apologize for that, but I learned the ozone layer in kilometers, so it's been about 20 to 30 kilometers
And that's where the natural ozone exists. It's
Got relatively high concentrations of Ozone, but relatively high is still you know things like point six parts per million
But that's enough ozone to protect us from ultraviolet radiation from the sun, and we like it to stay up there and protect our dNA
But sometimes I'm going to show you some flights that Ozone can be brought down
Where it can mix in with the air that we breathe we also generate a lot of Ozone ourselves?
And I'll tell you a little bit more about that in a little while
But Ozone is great to have but awful to breathe just remember that all right
I think that's everything I wanted to tell you oh and the very bottom of the atmosphere the lowest part of the
Troposphere is called the planetary boundary layer or the mixed layer
That's the air
You ever noticed sometimes you'll get a very still layer at nighttime
Maybe you'll get a fog to form and then that will start to mix upwards in the morning when the sun comes up
It heats the ground that's the mixed layer so the heating of the surface of the earth in the morning
Makes the mixed layer deeper more convective and makes a taller layer where pretty much everything in that bottom layer is
uniformly mixed just by the motions of the atmosphere and
depending on where you are and what time of year and how much sun you've had that can be something like 500 feet thick or
It can be more like
7,000 feet thick depending on a lot of things and so we like to measure in that mixed layer if we're trying to understand what?
humans are doing down here because that's where all of our pollution generally stays trapped in the short term so
What am I going to tell you about today? I know not everyone here is from California. So here's a map of California
We're right in the center where all those flights originate so right there at the bottom of San Francisco Bay the first thing
I'll tell you about is the yellow flight track you see that it goes inland into the central Valley goes to a town called
Merced it's nearby and they have very friendly air traffic controllers
and they let us come to their airport and make a vertical profile spiral down from the top to the bottom to
Measure the composition of the air at all of the levels from about 27,000 feet down to about a thousand feet
Then we go offshore
And you can see the yellow line goes off over the pacific and we do the exact same thing again
That air should be cleaner right it hasn't seen the Central Valley
It hasn't seen a bunch of humans in probably 3 or 4 or 5 days
Depending on how long it's taken it to come across the pacific. Let me tell you though
It's not always clean often it's just as bad and some days the wind reverses and all the credit from Onshore blows out oshin
So I'm a mistake and they call a profile a clean background profile
When it's really not but what I mean is it's out over the ocean and we thought it should have been cleaned
Then I also want to tell you about three well. Oh, then
I'll take you on the purple trip if you can see that purple or blue one down there
that one goes down to San Luis obispo and
That we'll take a look at some dairy sources of Methane
Then we've got three fires to show you the white one is the rimfire from last year
I'm presuming most of you have heard about that, especially if you're from out west here that was a big one in very near yosemite
This year we've got the green one that was the El portal fire. Which is mostly contained. I forgot to check this morning
And the big juicy one is the red one so up in Shasta County there are two fires burning right now
bald and oiler and so we went up and took a look at those yesterday, so we're
Alright, so first let's go look for some stratospheric air
That's been pulled down and I'm going to check my time because I don't want to run out
Okay
So the first picture on the left shows the wing Pod
So the outboard is fuel on the inboard is the sensors you can see a little Nasa logo. That's how you know it's us
Looking out actually from the back
So this aircraft takes two pilots the front cedar and a backseater the Backseater had a moment to breathe
Took a picture out the window looking down at the runway at Castle airport in merced the one where I told you we do these
vertical Profiles
So that's what it looks like from the backseat of the alpha Jet apparently I knocked up
The red flight track in the middle is just to remind you. It's the same as the yellow one
We've done this flight probably 20 or 30 times by now
They're almost always exactly the same and let their traffic control makes us do something funny
But the Data is shown on the right plot
So that was a little hard to get your head around if you're not expecting it the color is the amount of ozone that was
measured on the ground is latitude and longitude and
Then the third dimension in that plot is altitude so you can see the two vertical
Corkscrews those are the vertical Profiles
It's like one of those pictures that once you figure it out. It'll only make sense
What you can probably see once it makes sense to you is that red?
plane the Red Slice of Ozone in
between blue above and blue and Green below so red is the highest amount of ozone on that plot and so there's a
Tongue of Ozone that's been pulled down in and lives between two layers of Less, Ozone
That's what we're looking for in fact
so over the course of the year that we've been looking at the end of the year that we've made these measurements we've seen a
Respectable handful of these phenomena, and we've made friends with folks downstream
So if I switch the projection for you now, here's a plain old map, and you can probably see the black
Flightplan Onshore offshore circles, that's starting to looked familiar to you now
What's the colors behind it is ozone from a chemical model called Rackham's and that model is predicting
orange amounts high amounts of Ozone on the day in the place that we flew and less ozone in other locations the
Bottom plot is also from the same chemical Model
You've got altitude on the y axis like you'd expect the x axis is latitude with
Excuse me with the pole towards your right and the equator towards your left the color is ozone again
So now you can really see how the red amounts of Ozone
120 parts per billion of Ozone up in the stratosphere are being pulled down in that tongue
That's sticking down right towards our black flight line
That's the tongue of Ozone of stratospheric air that's been pulled down by the weather system
And that's exactly what we saw when we flew so this is really an amazing
Coincidence both in time and and by meeting the right people and networking in the scientific community
of
model and Data
So we said hey to our friend brad who runs this model? How'd your model do and?
our data is in black and
2 different types of model Runs are in red
You can tell that the model is absolutely getting the features
But not as narrowly not as tightly and not to the magnitude so the black
spikes of Ozone that you see going up in
The aircraft Data are very narrow and they go to very high amounts of Ozone the model smears those out into broader
red features on this plot
So we've been offering our data to the modelers to say hey if you would like to improve your models
Here's some real data atmosphere that we can offer so that's been a lot of fun. We're really enjoying that collaboration. That's helping folks in
Places like Wyoming and Nevada where these tongs get drawn all the way down to the surface
It's helping those folks
To be able to make their case to the epa that this day when my monitors went off scale it wasn't our fault you
Could stop all of our local emissions
And you'd still have this ozone that came down from the stratosphere and made our air quality horrible
Please don't penalize us
And there's an appeals process for the states to go through with the epa and one of these days the one
I just showed you in fact our data was used in one of those packets to the epa on behalf of Wyoming trying to appeal
Please don't punish us. This was natural their
State Ozone
Regular regulated levels, so that's been really cool
It's really nice to be able to take this data and apply it to something that
Real people actually feel and breathe and that really impacts people's lives. It's really been great
In another way we get to go and sniff around
cattle
this is
some data that we collected in a campaign called cow gas and yes at NaSa and
Everywhere in the scientific community we work really hard to make our acronyms spiffy this one actually works. It's
What was it California? Oh?
I can't even remember how it worked out
but w was wintertime and the C is, California
But it worked out so that we could call it cow gas but the goal was to go and see what's up with Berry's
dairy Cattle and meet cattle both Produce Methane from their digestive system all ruminants do
but it's
known that dairy cattle produce a significant significant amount more Methane than meet kettle and
often Dairy Cattle are
Kept in a way where their waste is collected
Because they're always brought back to the barn for milking
They're not let free-range generally because they'll be very hard to collect them up to milk them
So they're kept together and their wastes are therefore collected together in a big sludge pond
Guess where the Methane comes from so there's a lot of effort
to understand the emissions of Methane
It's about 120 times stronger greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide is
And it's a place in this particular industry you could imagine where you could implement a collection system
or find a way to mitigate that emission, so
Knowing what we're up against is really most of the battle so there are differing measurements out there
It's a new place to be studying so we joined this campaign, Led by a fellow named Ira lifer
Down at Cal poly San Luis obispo, and he has two
Ground-based ones a car and was an RV mobile laboratories that measure almost any
Chemical compound you could imagine especially all the ones that come out of cows and humans and fossil fuels
And he mapped out you can see the two barns
The vertical White canes the mouse will this work. Can you see that? Hey?
The two barns. Here's the waste pond and this red
Dotted line is the path that the mobile Sensors drove around during the day
So during the course of the day they drove around
they took a variety of different measurements some up looking at the sun some collecting air samples and
Then around midday the alpha Jet came in and we collected Data to explain the Air above
So here's an overview of our flight that day we start at Moffett field up here
Came down to the central Valley. We wanted to get a sense of what was going on everywhere else in the region
So if something really strange was happening in the area
We wouldn't necessarily wrongly attribute it to the dairy
So we took a look along the central valley then we came over to San Luis obispo and took a vertical profile
Then we went along this little valley here out to find some clean air and then came back home
So if I show you methane in this color scheme where red is high methane and blue is less Methane
You can see there was less
Methane above and a lot more down here in the boundary layer in the mixed layer where all the human and animal emissions get mixed
Here's a plot of it in the vertical just the vertical information
And the quantity of methane on the x-Axis you can see there was a nice enhanced layer of Methane down at the surface
The highest amount was found at about 700 meters
about 2,100 feet above the ground
So this data is now being folded into the analysis with all of the other instruments and all the other investigators who were present for
That campaign and it's serving as the the precursor campaign for another one a larger scale campaign of similar
instrumentation going on this summer actually called comics
So we are working with this team to combine the regional data that Ajax was able to collect
with the local data that was collected on the ground and
knowing what was happening at the dairy that day because they had a
Collaborator who was doing things like putting the cows in and taking the cows out stirring the sludge pond
washing down the surfaces
And so there's going to be a lot of interesting information from that campaign about how
Animal Husbandry practices could be modified in a way that could help us reduce the amount of Methane emitted
This is what I've been waiting apart
Okay
Forest Fires emit Carbon dioxide anything that burns emits carbon dioxide
but they also emit Methane and
the ratio of Methane to Carbon dioxide that it's emitted from Forest fires is a number that you know everyone thinks they know and they
Put that number into their models well, it's not right
And it's not one answer and since Methane is such an important greenhouse gas it's something that needs to be better studied
Especially out here in the west where we have wildfires
Wildfires are very different from grass fires. They smolder they last a long time they can last weeks
I mean the rim fire lasted over a month
so
we've
Been sampling wild fires whenever they're close enough like I told you our range is only about a thousand kilometres
We have about two hours of flight time, so whenever there's a fire close enough
We go out and try to get measurements around it in fact the Rim fire
we were fortunate to be able to measure twice once early when it was hot and flaming and once much later when it was a
More tame nearly contained fire and probably a lot more smoldering combustion
We also have a collaboration with a fellow at San Jose state professor Craig clements who?
Whose area of expertise is the Micro meteorology the winds and the wind field in smoke plumes?
So he's actually got an amazing set of instrumentation, and they're all like fire trained
they can actually go out very close to a fire and set up their equipment and
Measure the structure of the plume much closer than you know, they're even allowed inside the like firefighter perimeter
So this data these photos are from a day that we went to overfly their ground-based measurements
So these photos were collected
from the Highway
Near the Rim fire so I just want to show you
How bad that really what I mean that's actually true color from what I'm told by the student who took these photos
This is the rig with the scanning lidar on the back the white. This is the scanning lighter that gets the wind speeds
And they launch weather balloons as well to get vertical profiles of pressure and temperature and wind
So then we flew and I'm hoping these photos are coming out pretty well
This is again what it looks like from the alpha Jet
You can see the fire front here, and this just incredible smoke plume I
Think this is probably my favorite yeah, my favorite fire photo
So is this really incredible? This was the first time we flew it earlier in the fire?
and
Then because our pilots are so amazing and so cooperative
we said to them so we want to measure the smoke though as close as you dare and
I'm kind of you know summarizing, and they said okay, we'll see in two hours and
So we had shelled in the maps, and we'd shown them. What we knew you know
But that information is a little bit old
Fires can change really quickly so they went out and they went and do the perimeter and then it said
Oh look there's smoke in that valley
I bet Laura wants to sample that and they went over and they got a little bit of valley
So it's really fantastic because we can say to our pilots that we've been working with them now for years
We can say this is what we think you're going to find
But this is what we really want so if you see something different than we expect
Go get it and they do and it's great. So those are the data they came home with so blue
this is the flight track with Co2
the Middle is Methane and then on the right I've got for you the ratio of Methane to Co2
Underneath these little orange pixels are the motifs hot spots so modis is a satellite that measures me infrared and so it
Has a data product that will find pixels that it believes are on fire or recently
We're on fire
And it marks them and so that's what these spots are and then this is the image that shows the smoke
I think those are true color
So here. Oh the blue didn't work if you can see the light blue in the bottom panel
As a function of time you can see the altitude that we flew so here's the take off
Up here a little bit of transit and then at merced
They did the regular vertical profile like always just so we know sort of what the clean atmosphere looks like that day
Then they went over and flew three legs across
Sort of the downwind Edge of the exclusion zone, and so there's actually three altitudes here in this plot
And you can kind of see three layers
here in the Google Earth plot
Where it really jumps out though is on this bottom layer?
This is the lowest layer, and that's where they really got down into the plume so the methane levels jumped up
And I'm going to show you that on the next page
So that's what this red circle is meant to draw your attention to a zone increased in this plume
Which is what I've got plotted in black, and this is the same place this red circle is the same place here
And you're going to see that these are going to light up on the next page, too
So here's the same red circle
So this is the altitude profile again. This time. It's in red
here's Methane
Methane really increased in the plume as did co2 and this is the ratio in the green on the top for the next few times
you see this plot the green plot on the top is the ratio of Methane to Co2 and
So the fire jumps right out with a lot of methane
Well, you might say what is this little spike over here?
Well that is the valley that they went into they saw a hazy smokey looking valley and they went over and they took a little
look for us and
it's about the same ratio a little bit lower ratio of Methane, Co2
So that air has probably transported into that Valley relatively recently
But then we went back 12 days later. We did a similar flight pattern
vertical Profile over merced
And then we did an inside and an outside ring and what you're going to see pop out on the data plots
Against re Methane on the left Co2 on the right you're going to see pop out is this side over here?
You'll see the outside the farther downstream flume the slightly older plume and also lots of this inner plume
So let me show you some of that data
Again, you can see these three places
Where we're getting enhanced Co2 and Methane
The first one is in the San Joaquin Valley at merced where we do a vertical?
Profile and that for the most part what we're seeing there is the influence of the local urban area
So the San Joaquin Valley is a pretty polluted place
And we can see that pretty clearly when we do our vertical profile
What's interesting sometimes is we can sometimes see
If the biosphere is very active we can sometimes see a little decrease in the Co2 I think I had that up here yeah
So this little decrease in co2 of the San Joaquin Valley is plants and trees pulling co2 out of the atmosphere
And so that's why there's actually a little bit less Co2
Which really jacks up this ratio?
Alright wait a minute
There we go, but this day we didn't in fact. We saw just as much Co2
over the San Joaquin Valley as we did over the fire and
As it turns out the meteorology that day explains it entirely as a very stagnant day
There's been downslope flow the night before and everything was incredibly still so it was horrible Air quality in the San Joaquin Valley
Because the fire smoke had come in
Overnight and in fact there was another fire
very close to home that day just on mount Diablo and
We think that that smoke was also influencing the air in the San Joaquin Valley and so this is actually
Fire smoke that's been displaced and has moved into another region where it's affecting air quality
Here it is closer to the fire when we sampled it which you can't see on these plots
But I'll show you later in a table
Is that the ratio of Methane to Co2 in the plume this day was much different?
so much higher ratio of Methane to Co2
Later on when the fire is older
Well you asked how about a different flare well, the universe has been very kind to us
The El Portal fire was we sampled it
Last week the end of July. I think that was last week
And if you can recognize, El cap you can in this picture
You're doing a great job
Because it means you know what El Capitan looks like but you could means you can also see through that horrible haze
these again were taken by the Back Cedar you can see
Just what the conditions look like out the window just incredible incredible smoke
and
Here's what it should have looked like
So here's al Capitan on a good day
So these have been really great
Opportunities and again the team from San Jose state without and this is the kind of data that they collect so here you can see
In the back scattering from their lidar. This is the plume
Lofting and staying quite high actually
There's a little bit of haze down at the lower altitudes, so this is a mountain contour here
but most of the smoke is staying up high
So let's see what we saw
we again flew from ames I guess we
Haven't agreed to the vertical profile first or last
First ok I've got the picture backwards we flew from ames, and we saw actually high Ozone in the vertical profile that happens
Sometimes you've seen that earlier, and then we did a loop around the fire
But I want to bring you in a little bit closer
Oh, don't we forgot to tell you that ozone if sometimes formed in Forest fire plumes
Just like any other polluted environment it forms in cities photochemically from emitted hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides
It is believed to be formed in many smoke plumes
It has been observed to be formed in many smoke plumes
but there are also plumes where it's been observed to not be formed and
Sometimes the chemistry even runs backwards and this ozone is depleted in smoke plumes
And that's the current state of understanding sometimes yes, and sometimes no, so this one was no
So we're very excited actually because there isn't as much observation of less ozone in a forest fire plume
so we're going to keep an eye on ozone as we go through all these forest fires and see what we can find out it's
Sort of a separate problem because it has to do with the air quality downstream
In addition to the particles that are emitted Ozone can be formed in a smoke plume
So that's an extreme piece
but let me show you here little zoom in close to the plume again these are the hot spots from the motive satellite and
I want to make sure that you notice this little
Cut across here in the flight track
So they dipped back in they close up the circle a little bit to get right into the smoke
and
Here it is. So here's the vertical profile in the San Joaquin Valley Boundary layer
With you know pretty bad air quality
but again a little drawdown of the
Co2 so the biosphere is active and it's taking the co2 out of the air in the San Joaquin Valley
This is that little cut across spot that I showed you that red dotted Data in
The Methane is this spike right here where they knit right into the plume?
So we've got a ton of great data from that flight and the next one and we're really looking forward to analyzing it
So up in Shasta County
Which is far north so here's where we took off?
We went to the North this picture will take a minute for your eyes to adjust so let me give you a minute to see
It this is a cloud front here. So the really bright stuff that you're seeing is clouds
But there is a gray
Smear over
Here which is the smoke?
If you look over on the cheat sheet on the left here
I'll show you the hot spots to give you a clue where to try to see the smoke
There's actually some hotspots under the clouds and there's some up here to the North the winds are coming from the North-Northwest
and this is a plot of
What did I do? I think I did methane
Maybe it's co2 actually can't see the print. It's much too small. It's Co2 this plot of Co2 on the flight track
So there were a couple places where we got enhanced co2 and now we'll go back and do the wind analysis
And we'll see how robust those correlations are of the co2 to the hotspots to the wind
information and to the altitude where there may be
Folds or layers of the smoke so we're really looking forward to I meant that was yesterday
So I really need to give a shout out to my team
Emma and Tamaki and Warren all of whom are here today looking wide-awake and presentable
but who were analyzing collecting and analyzing this data yesterday, so
we're a team project and sometimes that means I get to take the shower and get a full night's sleep and
The team gets to get comfortable chairs and gets to sit back there where no one can throw tomatoes at them
Here's the data and that same analysis from yesterday, and to be honest. I haven't looked at it
Very carefully yet, but you can see the same sorts of features right you can see the drawdown. Oh
I haven't looked at this very carefully
I'm interested to see what this turns out to be there's a big enhancement of Co2 in the Central Valley
And you can see the smoke plume
Probably right here and here. So ask me in a couple weeks, and I'll tell you what happened on yesterday's flight
But I can show you some numbers, and I'm not going to promise that they're perfect yet
But let me compare for you the four flights
I've shown you now without rimfire early on we've got rimfire later when it was smoldering
We've got El portal and we've got yesterday's Shasta County fires
So this number down at the bottom is that ratio?
I've been telling you about how much methane for every Co2
Methane 120 times worse as a greenhouse gas and it still has a little more polluting chemistry to do, too
It's not really done until it gets to co2 so it's interesting to understand the balance of how the carbon comes out of the fire
So look across the bottom these numbers are something like eight
Except for the red ones that are something like 16 and the blue one that's something like 4
Through seeing a factor of about 4 in that ratio of how much of the carbon comes out as methane
from one fire to the next so that's something we're really interested in looking in to help hopefully the
Shasta fires will keep burning for a while, and we can go see them again when they're old and smoldery
as
We continue to do these missions. You can follow us if you'd like
There is a really great tool in the Nasa Airborne science project, Nasa everyone science office
that's the airborne science has a great tool called the mission tools suite and
If you can remember that you can find their website, and you can follow us by our tail number
we're also listed as the alpha Jet with only alpha Jet in the list and you can watch us in real time there's a
It's like every 10 seconds. They update the location of the aircraft you can also go back and look at our previous tracks although
We only got the tracker installed a few flights ago
So there's only a few of them to look at but this one is in there
You can also follow me on Twitter if you're really really bored
I tweet like right before every flight and right after I promise you won't get very many tweets from me
And you can check us out on YouTube if you're really feeling adventuresome
There's a couple of places where you can find us, and I'm certainly not going to read those links out to you
But we were really fortunate to participate in a program called the years of living dangerously
As Dr.. Burke a mentioned. We do a lot of satellite validation work none of which I showed you today. It's not in California
It's actually in Nevada. There's a very shiny flat place in Nevada where a lot of satellites will stare to
calibrate their measurements of brightness
Sort of the fundamental measurement of a satellite is its radiometric calibration
So that place is fortunately close enough that we can get there and back on one tank of gas
So we go there about every month to under fly a satellite called go-set. Which is a Japanese satellite which measures Co2 and
Huzzah oh Co2 the NaSa orbiting Carbon observatory has
Just a month ago launched successfully and has finally reached its Forbit in a satellite cluster called the a-Train
So those as soon as they get cooled down
That's how light will also be measuring its radiometric calibration at railroad Valley and it will also take regular measurements at railroad Valley
So we'll be flying there even more often to measure the carbon dioxide in the column underneath the satellite as it flies overhead
One of the days when we were doing that last november
this documentary crew for the years of living dangerously came to ames and
My new best friend flew the Backseat because I didn't know this Harrison Ford is a certified pilot
so he was eager to learn about the project and
Honestly the railroad Valley flight is one that our pilots know really well, it's pretty simple flight
They've done it probably 30 times by now, and so they actually let him fly the backseat and he collected the data for us
And so you can see that documentary but more important
You can see the nifty little piece that ames produced about the visit of Harrison Ford to ames we get way more film time on
That one we get like five seconds in the showtime documentary, but we've got like three minutes in the ames video
So go to the ames video. There's lots more about the ajax project in that so there's lots of places to find us
I'm going to be around here, too some will bring me a cookie. I'll stay for hours
But I would like to thank the team and I know there are names missing and I apologize for that
But like I said this is a team effort
And there's no way no matter how much caffeine I could drink that I could do this myself and every problem
We come up against one of these people has solved and it's amazing
How many hours people are willing to put in when you say, but there's going to be good data?
It's almost as good as there's going to be free cookies
So I really need to thank my team Emma Tamaki and warren in particular Chris is our meteorologist and quincy and Emmet solve all problems
related to mechanical parts and gravity and
Then I did want to tell you just a little bit about me if Jacob had a minute left
I know you might think how on Earth what I get involved in a project like this and the answer is I
Know I started in New York. I went to a small liberal Arts college
My mother bemoaned the fact that I then went west I wound up in Colorado for graduate school
And she said come back east when you're done, and I said sure mom, I'm going to California
So I've been moving west ever since I took a detour to do an internship at NaSa Goddard
Actually that was where I first got interested in
Atmospheric chemistry that was my first sort of hands-on opportunity to play with chemistry in the Earth's atmosphere. It was just in a model
I promise I didn't do anything evil
But was also my first chance to try out mature of modeling you see I went back to the lab
So my training is actually in laboratory sort of hands-on measurements, but I've never had the opportunity to do anything
that would be launched until I was here at ames and really the
direction from our and the support from our division management and our branch management has really been amazing and I
Have no aircraft pedigree in 2008 when they said here Laura make this work and look what we can accomplish in
six years
So it's really been great to be here at ames where I have so many different colleagues to work with and the opportunity to try
New it's like aircraft measurements that I'd never done before if you want to talk about clouds on Mars
I'm learning about that too. So bring me a cookie and we can talk about clouds on Mars
So my journeys really gone from upState, New York through, Maryland
To Colorado to California and next stop will be Mars, but don't tell my mother
So we have time for a few questions, please raise your hand stand up wait for the microphone
Yes, I'll bring cookies
Hi, very interesting. Thank you
the the
Ajax Aircraft is is unique you know in terms of its being stationed here and available here, and I wonder if you've looked at
instrumentation on
other types of vehicles a Few years back
Some some folks here at ames. We're putting instrumentation on the econo
UAv and
So I'm curious if you could comment on sort of the portability of the measurements and that kind of thing to broaden
The plate is a way to go rather than relying just on the hx aircraft and it sure
the Real Advantage
There are two real Advantages to us
When designing to the alpha Jet one is that the mounting points are a standard nato mounting point so that wing Pod?
Can actually just be clipped on to another aircraft any other aircraft that has a nato mounting point?
Which is relatively standard as far as things go?
the disadvantage though is that
The Alpha Jets a bomber and so we haven't had to be careful about weight it can carry a ton of weight
So we've been able to get away with
Sort of the easy solution for pumps, and we have plenty of power available so our problem is actually volume not mass
So I'm not sure about the econo. I would hate to be on tape as
Commenting on its specifications, but we haven't had to pay attention to weight and now on a lot of other platforms. They do especially Uav
It has to be small, but also to be very lightweight
So we've designed pretty specifically for the alpha jet that size that we have the size and shape are very specific
But they're smaller than most other
Aircraft that can carry heavy loads, so we could be pretty portable into an aircraft where weight is not a concern
All right, thank you. Let's join me in thanking Dr.. Blay. Sorry, Lori. Thank you very much
you
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Make-up free Madonna goes incognito in St Tropez
She had ventured to the South of France to make an appearance at the annual Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation gala.
And prior to performing at the star-studded affair on behalf of the actors environmental charity, Madonna took some time out to make the most of her vacation overseas.
The singer, 58, was seen kicking back in the sunshine as she headed to the beach with a group of friends, attempting to go incognito in a dark ensemble that she paired with a straw fedora hat and tinted sunglasses.
Despite the undoubtedly desirable temperatures in the French Riviera town, Madonna was seen sporting a rather unusual ensemble for her outing by the sea.
She appeared to flaunt her natural beauty by forgoing her make-up and stepping out fresh-faced while soaking up the sun rays.
The star covered up in a long-sleeved black top that she paired with matching leggings and a leather belt that sat just off of her hips.
The Like A Prayer singer was seen clutching onto a pair of rainbow embroidered sliders in one hand, donning a straw fedora hat on top of her head.
Wearing her blonde tresses down in a tousled style, Madonna hid behind a pair of tinted sunglasses as she joined her friends on the sand, including one shirtless male companion.
Appearing at ease and perfectly content as she indulged in a spot of R&R, the iconic performer seemed to command the attention of her pals.
And unable to resist the urge to entertain, at one point, Madonna was seen dancing in front of her friends as they topped up their tans.
She appeared to go without taking a dip in the ocean, unlike her friends, and stuck to reclining on the sandy beach instead.
The star was seen looking on as some of her friends sunbathed on the waters edge - choosing to camp out in the shade instead.
The group, however, had appeared fixated with Madonna and were seen vying for her attention throughout the trip.
She was seen animatedly chatting with a bevy of her bikini-clad pals, before putting on an affectionate display with one male companion as he nestled into her lap.
Her relaxed appearance at the beach was worlds away from her usual glitz and glamour that sees her perform in front of huge crowds across the globe.
Although, just hours later, Madonna had entertained a star-studded audience after being invited to perform at Leonardo DiCaprios charity bash that he holds in St Tropez.
She had addressed the evening on her Instagram page and insisted it was an honour to be involved. Madonna told her followers: Such an honor to be here supporting Leos foundation and doing what we can to save Planet Earth.
She also made sure to credit Titanic star Leonardo for his charitable endeavours and added: This Man is a BOSS!! Thank you Leo for all you do for Mother Earth!. Your generosity and care is beyond measure, she said.
Last years Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation gala had raised $45million and in a bid to beat the 2016 total, the Hollywood movie star appeared to call in the big guns, as he enlisted the help of Madonna, Lenny Kravitz and his former Titanic co-star Kate Winslet.
Madonnas appearance in St Tropez comes after she recently spearheaded her own charitable venture, as she opened a childrens hospital wing located at the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi, that her charity Raising Malwai had helped to build.
The 50-bed paediatric facility was named after her 11-year-old daughter Mercy James and she was joined by her little girl at its launch, earlier this month.
Speaking about her desire to build the medical facility, Madonna has said: There are so many things I never imagined I will do. I never imagined one day I will build this kind of a hospital..
Like Mercy, she has also adopted son David Banda, 11, and recently welcomed four-year-old twins Estere and Stella after adopting them from an orphanage in Malawi, where she has been a regular visitor for many years.
She is also the biological mother of daughter Lourdes Leon, 20, and son Rocco Ritchie, 16.
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Matic to Man Utd deal held up as Chelsea squabble with rivals over bonus clauses on £50m fee
NEMANJA MATIC'S planned £50million Manchester United move has been delayed by a squabble over bonus payments. It is believed the Chelsea midfielder has already agreed terms to make the switch to Old Trafford.
Nemanja Matics deal to Manchester United is being held up over add-ons.
Chelsea want clauses to be included based on performance and appearances.
But the deal will not go through until the clubs can agree on extra payments United will have to make to the Premier League champions, based on their results and the number of games played by the Serbia international.
United boss Jose Mourinho is a big fan of the 28-year-old from their days working together at Stamford Bridge and wants him as his holding midfielder.
Matic was left out of Chelsea's pre-season tour of Asia and has been working on his fitness at the club's Cobham training ground. United are hopeful the deal will go through this week once final details are ironed out.
Matic was seen training with injured pair Eden Hazard and Pedro last week while the rest of the squad were in Singapore. United had a £35million bid for Matic rejected earlier this summer, with Chelsea imposing a Lukaku tax on the fee.
Matic helped Chelsea win the league last season but will be replaced by Tiemoue Bakayoko.
Chelsea bought the midfielder for £40m from Monaco. Both Antonio Conte and Roman Abramovich signed off on the sale of Matic to their rivals.
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How to Come up with Good Ideas and Make Great Video Content! 'How to make a YouTube Video Vol 1. - Duration: 13:10.
Today I'm showing you how I come up with an idea, research, gather the data, and
transform it into an amazing video content. This part 1 of my series on the
whole process of creating a video, filming it, editing it, uploading it to
YouTube and promoting it so it can be successful on here!! Stay Tuned!
Not three separate devices, this is one device! To associate with people who are better then yourself.
I am gonna make him an offer he cannot refuse!
Hey everybody I'm Sam and this is Entiversal!
Today I was thinking: what video should I make and this idea came to me that there
are a lot of people wondering how do I make videos how I can get involved in
this process of making a video and uploading it to YouTube and this is my
first video of series of how to be on YouTube and create content with 0 budget
the only things that you need is your hard work and your time and I believe we
have a ton of that, right? So let's just get into it! You want to talk about stuff that
you're already thinking you're already interested in because that's how you can
put your heart into it and just speak freely and not trying to memorize
something or okay I need to do that about that and I think that's that's the
most important thing speak about stuff that you're interested in speak about
stuff that you already can speak you know you already speak to friends
so why not make a video about it, you know! Okay so Idea of a video? And I recently
did my five favorite the best movies of the first half of 2017 and by the way
which you can watch and I was thinking okay so what can i film now I'm
still you know in this phase I'm thinking about movies so okay five best
movie than five always movies I don't really want to talk about the worst
movies right and I don't really watch you know bad movies
and okay so what about the movies that, you know let me down the most the movies
that I expected them to be good or respected something of them but they
just didn't deliver right that can actually be very controversial because
for some people you know they love them some people will hate them and I can
just say what let me down what I didn't like what I expected to be good but it
wasn't but then I can say okay but like that and that then you can see what
score I gave them and this will spark communication people will either
love me or hate me or you know support me and this is a great idea, right? That is the idea of
of videos okay so how we start as I said I want to talk about my five
biggest disappointments of movies in the first half of 2017 I'll be able to
connect my five best movies on the first half 2017 so go to google chrome and there is
this wonderful website which I'll be talking a lot about which is called IMDB
so here from like two years or three years and a half I am not sure. I start adding
adding every movie that I watch so here I have a very good chronology of the all
movies that I have watched previously a obviously and in 2017 so what would you get
into it and and I will select release date because I know I want the ones we're
which were in 2017 right and I'm going there and I'll try to see okay so
which movies were my biggest disappointment and You might not be making
a video for movies but whatever you are just think about what you want to speak and
just find a place where maybe you have gathered information about that maybe
you chatted it with your friends or is just in your head just open a MC word and
just try think about that just write it down
have it on paper "paper" and that is your scratch, that is your base and it doesn't have to be
perfect doesn't have to be good it just has to be your thoughts and how you feel
because how you feel should be the the base of every video of everything you're
doing that's the thing that nobody else has never be perfect never might not
even be that good but just give it the best you can and don't don't
procrastinate and don't wait just do it so I'll try to actually extract the ones
I got quite disappointed with but okay so I guess in 2017 the word but
those are four okay so don't hate me you know I'll talk about those movies and
we'll see how you feel but I wanted five and anyways you know
I might do ten or I might do three or whatever so when you have your thing you always
always want to search for what others have done
and you shouldn't copy them in my example maybe I have forgotten some
movie you know how maybe there is a movie that was big disappointment but
still I just didn't think about it or maybe I haven't watched it so I want to
go ahead and watch it and and see if I feel if it is a big disappointment and that
can start very good you know discussion and whatever you are doing for your video
just search for you know the biggest the biggest three, four videos or blogs
or whatever talking about that and see if what you're doing is some kind of
relevant what others are doing and you should always keep your ideas as
a base but you can see what others have done and maybe include something but
always think about how to do it better because you want it to be as relevant to
as many people as you possibly can but you want to do it better so you know go
to their comments, go to their feedback and see what people expected more what
people wanted to see more and notice okay that movie shouldn't have been
there or that we should have been but okay why didn't you talk about you know
the things that you like but you do things that you don't like - why doesn't
it think about the exact comments of other people you know in IMDB or
something like that I mean here I'm speaking only about my video but you
relate that to the videos that you are doing right so we see would
people expected more as a presentation is a full package of what you're
doing and its relevance to them and then try to expand on that and do it better
than you know those million views video okay
so as you have seen I have walk through some but I can see that I can see that
the biggest movie flops okay so I don't want that so you want to see the things
that I actually relevant what you are doing right you don't want to just have
some kind of a polluted research okay and be rings I mean come on I don't feel
you watch okay i watch that and i kind of expect more of it so yeah
that's a good example here we go, you know. I pick something uh so that can be a
really really good topic because not many people have actually talked about
that yet and here's another thing about research
in that data gathering so we need to look for how to actually maybe manipulate
or change your vision for your video in a way that it's more relevant okay so
that's like you know a ting that everybody are
talking at the moment so let me do a video about that but you also can okay
so that's an interesting topic and in a way that I can say there are very little
people that actually talking about that but there will be people that are
searching for that so very low competition there will be searches so
I'll pop up really quickly and really easy and actually for smaller accounts
and if you're starting out that's the best thing you can do because even if
you do a really you know viral thing it's very hard to get into line if
you're small and when there is a thing that you know people are searching for
but there is almost no one doing something you can actually pop up in the
first page or in the second page or even in the third page you know you
can you know get some exposure you want to have some kind of transcript out the
structure of what you're saying but I wouldn't recommend writing down the
exact words that you want to say because when you're on camera you want to be
free you don't want to be thinking about okay I need to say that and that you
want to speak from your heart and give and give yourself through to the people
that are watching to you because that is the real that is the truth, right? And as you can see
now I am on fire because I am speaking about stuff that I believe in and
stuff that you know comes from my heart and that's what I'm doing and that's
what I believe is working what I do is before I film a video I go into my head
my head and just talk about that like I'm talking to a friend go on through your
video you know what you want to say maybe one two three times so you don't
get stuck so what I do to help myself with that is now get here snipping tool
and I'll just take a picture of the movies that disappointed me and then I
can use that picture in the video to show it to you
and most of all is to actually help myself white man on camera while I'm
filming is okay I know what I want to talk about those are my points but
instead of reading from a word I just use those pictures it's so much easier in a
picture I have my score I have you know the movie
I have main ideas of the movies I have the exact you know points and bullet
points but into pictures then I can just go through my pictures and actually you
know it's a like flow and I can talk about it and that's for every video you
want to talk about you know technology or maybe the new iPhone okay so you want
to talk about first you know maybe a little history of iPhone so you know put
your - the first iPhone there you know and maybe then you want to talk about
the numbers that it did so put a picture of the number that in it then
you want to talk about okay so what are the rumors of the new iPhone so put
maybe a video of some kind of you know a blog post with a picture about the
rumors and then you want to talk about what the actual IPhone will look like and
then put a picture the actual iPhone in there when you're filming you can go
through those pictures oh yeah I need to talk about that
that's my bullet point and you actually talked about that to yourself
and you have trained it so you can say it fast then you know easy so everything
becomes so easy right and that's with research and data gathering I'll show
you my flow for top five best you can see it's really really short and that
the 20-minute video will be even more you see there just 10 picture but there is
so much extra information in them you can see when I start talking okay so you
know the first movie I want to talk about is Guardians of the Galaxy I can see the ratings, I can
see the metascore, I can see popularity, I can see who was in it you can see
the colors okay so let's talk about that and that is the score I gave and
then I can talk about Logan okay so I want to talk about how high it is in the
rankings then okay I want to talk about Lion and that and that, it makes it so easy
guys because you are on fire that's your thing you're interested in
that you've trained it before you know what you want to talk about and then with
those pictures they just speak to you speak to you and everything comes to you
so that is what I do guys I believe that can help you a lot and you know just go ahead
and do it if you found this video useful make sure
you like it share it and subscribe to ENTIVERSAL. My next video of the series
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#ThePLAN is to get #Scenezoned!
I'm Chris, and this is Evan
of the Globe Philippine Volcanoes rugby team.
We're about to embark on a meaningful adventure
with one personal mission.
It's a little bit rainy today, but I'll tell you what,
we're gonna make our own sunshine
right here in Tacloban City.
Let's get into it!
In 2013, Tacloban was hit by the strongest storm
in the country's history.
But its people have displayed the strongest will
to rebuild their lives.
It's gonna be wonderful. Let's do it!
And that's gotta be #ThePLAN:
to rise up and come back stronger and better!
We just started the Philippine Volcanoes Rugby Clinic.
The energy's incredible. The kids are here, they're responding.
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What's Up in Makeup NEWS! KKW Beauty SUED by Kjaer Weis + ABH Subculture New Info + Masking for MEN! - Duration: 7:23.
Hello, I'm Jen and
welcome to a special What's Up in Makeup for July 30, 2017.
Let's take a look at the Top Industry News of the week
When ABH's Norvina made the announcement about a "sister palette to Modern Renaissance,"
and then a photo was released, anticipation was high.
This week the wait was over as the Subculture Palette made its debut.
People flocked to the site to order, and in what seems to be the standard for new releases
these days, the palette quickly sold out.
However, earlier this week Norvina responded to a fan Tweet by stating that the palette
was permanent!
Back in February, MAC intrigued us with a photo of a palette called "Basic Bitch."
And buzz ensued.
This past week, MAC announced the launch of the #MACGirls Collection, six palettes that
include 8 matte and shimmer shadows alongside an illuminating highlighter.
Here is a quick overview of the Basic Bitch and her friends.
Rocking Rebel - for those wanting more color, this one is for you.
Mischief Minx - create the perfect sunset eye with a few sultry add ins.
Fashion Fanatic - covers pretty much every shadow trend of the year thus far
Prissy Princess - pretty and flattering neutrals Power Hungry - show your dominance with a
gold leaf eye Basic Bitch - the basics meet sultry ...amped
up neutrals and a dash of sass.
Available online now and in MAC stores August 3 - $39.50 each
Amazon has just announced a parership with OuiGlo, to create the first Amazon-Exclusive
beauty product.
The Rich Collagen Face Mask is the only product available right now, but more are in the works.
For now think about a mask that can gently exfoliate, plump your skin, and offers grapefruit
and apricot as well as soothing cucumber.
The mask is gentle enough to use daily and is suggested for use 3 times a week for max
effects.
Importantly, it does not test on animals.
The mask is available on Amazon in a pack of 12 for $39 or on the OuiGlo site where
you can join their mask subscription.
Despite more and more men admitting that they take care of their skin, it is still not a
common thing for them to use face masks.
Mostly they think of masking as a "girly" thing to do.
This is why OM4, a skincare line for men, has designed "shaving masks".
The product is an effort to bridge the gap between shaving and skin care.
OM4 CEO Mike Bruggeman stated, "We formulate it to work in [a] short burst of time by using
a bio-accumulative emulsifier, which enable[s] the mask to work if used three times per week
without leaving it rest for a full five minutes."
The masks are available in 4 different types, "Advanced Aging-Incercepting Hydration Butter"
- "Free Radical Defense Cream" - "Purifying Oil Control Mud" - and "Soothing Sensitive
Relief Gel."
The masks are available on OM4's website.
There are some of us who remember the days where high end cosmetics were only accessible
in department stores.
The entryway with all of the brand name counters, dazzling glass cases blindingly lit and filled
to the brim with opulent packaging.
The cosmetics counters were once the center piece for any Department Store.
But those days are starting to dwindle as more and more specialty stores are not only
stocking higher end cosmetics, but offering regular discounts on them.
Ulta, Sephora, the brands' own ecommerce, and other outlets have department stores changing
their game.
In the past 10 years, a huge increase in customers patronizing Sephora, Ulta and other specialty
beauty stores has resulted in them snatching up a 20% market share.
That, in turn, caused the once-dominant department stores to drop from 23% to 19%.
Those numbers may not give you the big picture, so let's take a broader view of it.
In 2015 there was a whopping $13 billion spent on cosmetics.
Over half of that money was spent in drug, food, and club stores.
Add in the previously mentioned 20% that is going to specialty beauty stores and 11% going
to online shopping the whole picture comes into view.
What's the bottom line for you?
Discounts ...sometimes huge discounts.
More department stores are jumping on the sale bandwagon when it comes to cosmetics.
Some of them are even starting up their own customer rewards programs.
More savings in your pocket can mean more revenues in their coffers.
Any makeup lover will tell you that the Estee Lauder Double Wear Foundation is a holy grail
product for many, with a wide shade range and desirable formula.
From enthusiast to pro, all agree there is only thing missing.
But stop the world, Estee Lauder has announced that the missing item is now available...a
pump.
While the pump does not come with the product itself you can now purchase one for only $10
on the Estee Lauder website, Ulta, Macy's, or Bluemercury sites.
There is one thing that really makes a beauty lover tingle: the opportunity to concoct your
own special blend.
Now, if you're in NYC, you can visit the St. Ives Mixing Bar to create your own custom
facial scrub.
The process starts with the St. Ives signature base, and then customers can choose from over
50 natural ingredients such as Avocado Oil, Honey, Pistachio Extract, and Watermelon (yes,
watermelon).
Then the mixture is blended to a creamy texture.
Next, pick an exfoliant like Pomegranate Seed Powder or Volcanic Sand to have mixed in and
your customed facial scrub is done.
Not into the scrubs?
The Mixing Bar also offers other fun things to do like customizing your own lotions, photo
ops in the Apricot Room, and even testing out new products.
Kim Kardashian West's "KKW Beauty" has been hit with a law suit from organic beauty brand
Kjaer Weis.
Apparently this is over the brand's logo design, which is similar to the Organic brand's
packaging.
Court documents, obtained by TMZ, contain a statement by owner Kirsten Kjaer Weis that
the logos are confusingly similar and hindering her company's success – a statement that
the Kardashian team is said to refute.
As part of the lawsuit Kjaer Weis is asking that she be awarded payment for profit and
additional damages, and requesting that Kardashian West cease use of the initials.
Can you name the Mass market brand with the most loyal consumer base?
We'll give you a moment to think about it.
{humming Jeopardy Theme Song}
Alright, time's up.
According to a Beauty Product Loyalty report by marketing company Corra, the answer is...
CoverGirl The survey, which looked at over 1,000 women
over the age of 18, showed that over half of CoverGirl users were said to have stayed
loyal to the brand for five years or more.
The report stated that this was partially due to the brand's new approach to diversity,
illustrated among other examples by naming James Charles their first male CoverGirl.
There seems to be a product on the market for just about anything you can imagine.
For instance, ever considered how spiffy your nether regions could be?
Yes, now there is a product to help get your vajayjay just as bright and shiny as your
cheekbones.
Thanks to The Perfect V's Shade of V Very V Luminizer, your vag can now glow
to the gods.
According to their website, they claim the product will add "luminous iridescent color
to your vulva area while brightening and minimizing any skin imperfections".
But there's a catch...the product is currently only available in Scandinavia.
If the idea appeals to you though, feel free to sign up for their waiting list!
That's it for now, don't forget the Daily Makeup Minute, 60 seconds of news you can
use Monday through Friday and keep an eye out for Makeup Minute Extras
on my Instagram, JenLuvsReviews Watch for a regular episode of What's Up in
Makeup next week!
See you then!
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Goblins show up on Two Days & One Night! [2 Days & 1 Night - Season 3 / 2017.07.30] - Duration: 12:50.
Let me give you the mission now.
I will give you a theme,
and each of you will say a four-letter word
that is related to the theme.
Four-letter words related to the theme?
For example, Beijing and the Great Wall of China?
What about Beijing duck?
- It works. / - All right.
- It must be four letters. / - It sounds easy.
- It doesn't sound hard. / - No problem.
All six of you should succeed to eat the food.
You get three chances,
- so you have higher chance. / - It must be tough.
- They want the food. / - Give us 10 chances.
Let's go for a practice game first.
- The theme is / - What's going on today?
- marriage. / - Marriage.
- That should be easy. / - Siyoon.
- In one, two, three. / - What if we fail?
Honeymoon trip.
- One, two, three. / - The bride and the groom.
- The bride and the groom. / - In one, two, three.
Spring, summer, fall, winter.
- It's a good word. / - What's wrong with it?
It means you can have wedding in every season.
- He can keep going on. / - In one, two, three.
Newlyweds.
Should the words be related to each other?
- In one... / - No.
Friends of the bride.
- What? / - That makes sense.
(He met numerous girls from weddings.)
(To make his wish come true,)
(he's been paying attention to those girls.)
(That's what's in the back of his mind.)
- That makes sense. / - Why not?
- It's a correct answer. / - Friends of the bride?
That sounds like a correct answer.
It's Defconn's turn.
Friends of the groom.
- Awesome! / - That wasn't hard at all.
- We made it! / - It makes so much sense.
What about friends of the whole family?
Friends of the parents.
- Friends of the minister. / - Friends of the minister.
Friends of the minister?
- Even friends of the cook. / - Friends of the guests.
"Spring, summer, fall, winter" could be vague.
Today,
we have three judges for the game.
They will discuss about such vague answers, and
if more than two of them accept it, it's accepted.
Judges?
- Are they old people? / - It must be seniors.
The seniors from our show?
(Who are the judges?)
(Busy)
Mr. Kang?
We can't miss him.
Did you see him acting innocent?
(He pretended he wasn't one of the judges.)
Could you please film us?
(He gives directions about filming.)
Jung Yongtae, the lighting director.
Kang Chanhee, the main director.
Choi Kanghyuk, the driver.
- Hi. / - Hello.
He's the best driver.
We had "marriage" as a theme earlier,
and Junho said "spring, summer, fall, winter".
Let's ask our three judges
if it's related to the theme.
It means they can love at any time of the year.
Spring, summer, fall, winter.
Do you think the word is
related to the theme, "marriage"?
(What would they say?)
(It's accepted as a correct answer.)
- They're generous. / - Awesome.
They are so nice.
You can get married at any time of the year.
It's too general.
Actually, he is right.
The answer makes no sense.
But the rest think it's a good answer.
Let me give you the first theme.
- It's "summer". / - Summer?
We could think of same words.
- Summer? / - Summer?
(Summer?)
- Four-letter words. / - Siyoon. In one, two, three.
Summer vacation.
In one, two, three.
- Vacation homework. / - In one, two, three.
Naengmyeon on sale.
- In one, two, three. / - DJ Doc.
- In one, two, three. / - Watermelon bingsu.
- In one, two, three. / - Heat hunting.
(Heat hunting?)
What a perfect summer.
The word suddenly crossed my mind.
- Heat hunting? / - It means washing away the heat.
We're here to hunt the heat today.
- Let's ask the judges. / - Let's ask.
Tell us if "heat hunting" should be accepted.
- What's wrong with it? / - In one, two, three.
(Curious)
(All of the judges refuse to accept the answer.)
Would "heat goat" work, then?
(At least he made them laugh.)
It means a goat that is ill from the heat.
A goat worn out by the heat.
(The jokes are worn out, too.)
I hope you'll give a better answer.
They think too highly of us.
- Fine. / - Okay, then.
Okay, let's move on.
It's quite tricky.
I was able to answer thanks to Siyoon's.
- Here we go. / - Let's go!
We still have two chances left.
- We'll let this slide. / - It is summer after all.
Here's your second keyword.
Let's answer quickly so we can eat.
Your second keyword is "nobleman".
(Nobleman?)
(Some look defeated)
(while some desperately think of an answer.)
- Give us some time. / - Not so fast!
(Let's use this time to think.)
In one, two, three.
You weren't like this in the previous round.
This wasn't the case in the former round.
- It's suddenly too hard. / - All right.
- In one, two, three. / - Hanok villages.
- In one, two, three. / - Dress and live well.
- In one, two, three. / - Sitting crossed-legs.
- In one, two, three. / - Hunminjeongeum.
- In one, two, three. / - The Joseon Dynasty.
- In one, two, three. / - House of noblemen.
(We did it!)
House of noblemen. Doesn't that make sense?
- That's what I said. / - Right.
- House of noblemen. / - The Joseon Dynasty.
Yes, exactly.
It was the era of noblemen.
Hold on a second.
We're on the fence with...
(Why are you on the fence?)
With what?
(Why are you on the fence?)
- With what? / - Joonyoung said...
(What did Joonyoung say?)
He said Hunminjeongeum.
King Sejong was a nobleman.
Yes, Hunminjeongeum is correct.
King Sejong was a nobleman.
- What did you say? / - You said Hunminjeongeum?
You must think of why Hunminjeongeum was made.
Hunminjeongeum was made by a nobleman
so that people could lead enriched lives.
You can't say that a king is a nobleman.
- He's just the king. / - Isn't that the same?
Anyway, it was made to tear down the wall
- between noblemen and the public. / - Exactly.
Also, he should get points for knowing what it is.
That alone is worth a meal.
- Let me ask the elders. / - Sure, let's.
Can you associate Hunminjeongeum with noblemen?
- In one, two, three. / - Let's see.
(They all say it doesn't.)
(How could you?)
(Gosh)
That really was too much of a stretch.
- That's enough. / - It was a bit weird.
- So were yours. / - What did I say?
- House of noblemen. / - House of noblemen.
It's like saying, "Friends of noblemen".
(They all see straight through him.)
Can we come up with better answers
if we have some time to think?
Sitting legs crossed. Man of the house.
Joseon Dynasty. State exam. Durumagi.
Does secret royal inspector count?
- Yes. / - I should've said that.
- I get it now. / - Right.
You should've said that instead.
So here's your final keyword.
Give it to us very slowly.
It's KBS.
- What? / - It's KBS.
(Korean Broadcasting System)
In one, two, three.
- Two Days and One Night. / - I'm doomed.
- In one, two, three. / - "Gayo Stage".
In one, two, three.
(Two Days and One Night and "Gayo Stage")
You failed!
- What's wrong with you? / - "KBS Top 10 Songs"!
- Two Days and One Night. / - I'm doomed.
(Junho was thinking Two Days and One Night, too.)
(He was suddenly left with nothing.)
(He felt nothing but shame.)
- Are you kidding me? / - The head director.
Variety show producer. Variety show playwright.
I only thought of Two Days and One Night.
That was the easiest one, though.
I said it because it was obvious.
Once you said it, I was lost.
- I can't believe him. / - My head went blank.
The head director of variety shows.
Finally, we now know what this quiz is about.
- Let's play for real. / - Exactly.
Take away our dishes.
- That's right. / - Right now.
You can take one away.
Take away Junho's.
Were you being serious just now?
Take away a meal and we'll drop a member.
(They'll play for their own lives.)
(Their job hangs in the balance.)
- We'll exclude Junho. / - Good idea.
(He accepts his fate.)
This round doesn't count, and it honestly shouldn't.
He didn't count to five.
I did.
- One, two, three, four... / - Use a watch.
- Yes, use a watch. / - Exactly.
You couldn't possibly be right on time.
- That's absurd. / - Use a stopwatch.
Let me ask the judges, then.
Did I count exactly to five or not?
In one, two, three.
In one, two, three.
(The vote is in favor of Director Yoo.)
(Upsetting)
I'm disappointed.
I voted on your behalf.
Really?
- That's what this means. / - I'm sorry.
Since one of them agreed with us, the vote counts.
- Give us another try. / - It was questionable.
It was questionable.
- Right. / - The majority has spoken.
- Nonsense. / - The majority...
No way.
He's the eldest of all the elders, though.
No, I'm not. I'm so sorry.
I'm saying you have the longest career.
He's the youngest of the bunch.
(Let the years not touch me.)
I'll take it into account and give you another shot.
Since this is a bonus round,
you don't get time to think of an answer.
Let's swap places, then.
- All right. / - Give us an easy one.
- It's all the same. / - No, it's not.
- Stay where you are. / - I need time to think.
You're naturally a stutterer.
- That's right. / - Use that to stall.
Lee Hyori was right when she said it's all the same.
(It won't matter.)
Let's do this.
Your keyword is Two Days and One Night.
Sleeping outdoors.
- In one, two, three. / - Russian roulette.
Why are you laughing?
Russian roulette show.
- That's right. / - We always put on a show.
- In one, two, three. / - Russian roulette show.
That doesn't make any sense.
What we do is a show by all means.
- Let's move on, then. / - Even so...
All right, then. In one, two, three.
Mr. Yoo Ilyong.
In one, two, three.
Variety show director.
- In one, two, three. / - Mr. Kim Jongmin.
- In one, two, three. / - Mr. Defconn.
(Oh dear.)
I can't believe the two of you.
(Their smile says it all.)
We should've all said our names.
Now I know why they came up with this game.
Without time to think, no one can possibly win.
Can we?
Give us any keyword.
- Answer right away. / - It can be anything.
Celebrity. In one, two, three.
- Sunwoo Jaeduk. / - In one, two, three.
(So it can be done.)
(Taehyun now realizes.)
I can't believe he answered immediately.
He did it.
In four syllables? Why?
- Come on. / - That was the rule.
- It's been the rule. / - Unbelievable.
So in the end, you failed to win the meal.
You're unbelievable.
I couldn't eat with those chopsticks anyway.
What now?
(While they were haunted with mixed feelings...)
- It's from "Goblin". / - It's from "Goblin".
(The desire to eat a healthy meal)
(reached the heart of a compassionate deity.)
(Is it you?)
(Is it you who called us?)
(Yoo Minsang, the senior comedian)
(Moon Seyoon, the cheeky big eater)
(The scent of health food awoke us.)
(The lonely and hungry goblins)
(Relaxed)
(Defconn's thrilled to see his friends.)
(My gosh!)
I'm a huge fan.
What's going on?
(They won everyone over just by entering.)
(The big and beautiful boys)
You losers.
I can't believe you lost the game.
Sit over there, you Grim Reaper.
- How dare you! / - Why are you in shorts?
- No way. / - I didn't know this would happen.
Is this our outfit?
- It's so hot. / - I know.
How long do we have to wear this?
- Check the size. / - They're similar.
My gosh. We'll be sweating like crazy.
(Their laugh only lasted a minute.)
We asked you here
in case the members fail to win the game.
You'll then be asked to eat their meal.
(You'll eat for them instead.)
(They're back to smiling again.)
That's good for us, then.
Beat heat with heat. Let's head on inside.
Beat heat with heat. It's Hwang Chiyeul.
That's so lame.
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Long-term thinkers ramp up Bitcoin hoarding, slow Coinbase, always try to increase your BTC stash - Duration: 25:11.
Hello everyone this is Adam Meister the bitcoinmeister the disrupt meister
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to the Gold Coast tomorrow so if anybody is familiar with the Gold Coast then hey
man maybe you'll see me down you're see me down there tomorrow don't worry we're
gonna get into this show in one second I just I'm really clicking around here I
can't see you guys in the chat so if anyone's saying hello over there anyway
so what's on the agenda here today what do we got what are we talking about here
besides crypto hwl and all that awesome stuff so the Bitcoin dominance has
increased lately as I believe people are selling their alt coins inward again
we're Bitcoin because some of these people out there
they want non stripped Bitcoin and what I mean by that is after August the first
if you get Bitcoin you have no I most you don't know if the person has already
stripped the fun coin from it because remember on August the first they're
coming out with at least one coin that they're trying to pretend is a Bitcoin
they're forking it away from Bitcoin so thus if you own Bitcoin before that date
you're entitled to this free FUD coin also and I cover this fudk when I don't
mention it by name I mentioned I I talked about in past videos you can look
up look up the past videos and you'll see what I'm talking about here but
there are people who want this who think whatever I want this free coin you know
your life is free so they're there some people are buying Bitcoin out just for
that reason and selling their alt coins to get Bitcoin so that's something
that's going on out there I just wanted to point that out
now the projected up locking date for segregated witness is Tuesday August the
8th and in the morning and after that date and and that's also obviously after
all this flood coin nonsense they'll probably die down a little bit long-term
thinkers if you're if you can even think long term for like two weeks basically
half a month if you can hold off and doing anything crazy with your Bitcoin
you're gonna be really happy by that point because segment will be activate
that the what I'm the price of Bitcoin could be quite a bit more than it what
is it right now $2,700 $2,600 right now we're gonna be through a lot of fun by
that point um a lot of things are gonna be a bit more clear in Bitcoin so there
people is saying all sorts of big numbers for later in August so try to be
a long term thinker try to think about think about what's gonna be going on in
two weeks can you guys wait for two weeks I mean you could save yourself so
much agony if just don't do anything with your Bitcoin
next two weeks and so right now as the title implies Bitcoin hoarders are just
ramping up right now they're buying the last of their Bitcoin they're moving the
last of their Bitcoin to safe places and they're just getting ready to do nothing
but their Bitcoin and in the long term and it's gonna help so that'd be a
long-term thinker that's why I preached this type of thing and the other thing
to remember through all of this once this FUD coin comes out and i'm gonna
talk about this photo coin a little bit in a positive manner I guess um the
positive aspect of it is that usually container in your mind is you should
always be trying to acquire more Bitcoin you should always be trying to increase
your Bitcoin stash so if you happen to have some new fake Bitcoin okay and all
of a sudden there is an easy way to dispose of it where you're not going to
have to risk any of your real Bitcoin then go ahead and dispose of it now I'm
gonna go into some Michael Krieger who has been on this show before
has a very interesting blog post that I link to below
where he discusses some scenarios and some strategies about how you might want
to get rid of your flood coin this is this fake Bitcoin that's being created
out there but we'll get into that uh we'll get into that in a second alright
so what would I also wonder is that and I encourage Bitcoin hoarding I really do
but I wonder if we're getting some new orders here because some of them just
want to get this Frick coin after August first
alright to each his own but we going back to this free coin and what people
expect of it and what people don't expect of it we when people start
valuing it and start mentioning three-digit numbers like $200 $300 we're
talking about creating a coin out of the blue on new altcoin because that's all
it is and saying that it's it's market cap is 3.5 billion dollars or something
like that that it the number for cryptocurrency on earth
and if this really happens if this valuation happens we're just going to
learn how many crazy newbies there are in this market that just by I CEOs
blindly and just see how much our community has been taken over by new
people and if that's the case then that's the case then we're gonna have to
admit it Wow there is some insane irrational exuberance and if there is
something and I don't want people to be could that confused I mean I have
encountered so many people who have jumped into this space and I'm so glad
well you're getting new people into the space but they have just skipped
important steps don't they don't understand that you can check the public
address on Bitcoin you know that their block explores people don't even know
like these things they don't know what the Bitcoin having is just just weird
and these are the people that are most likely gonna get hurt by the icy OS but
they could get hurt by this too because some of these new people are gonna want
to buy this off point and whatever you do do not buy this Alcorn
if you happen you know you have it for free because your own Bitcoin that's out
there selling is fine I guess if you're not gonna risk your Bitcoin in some way
alright but buying this off oh but uh what I bet you're gonna get involved
with such a pump and dump it is I mean if you want to be on the other end of
that trade where everybody's trying to sell then you know be my guest or
whatever but don't don't don't do that don't do that if you're a new person
don't be my guest because I don't want people getting hurt here um people
buying this thing for $200 and then it being worth five dollars in a week think
long term here people now again if you can sell it for $200 now then Wow I mean
what a world we're gonna be living in its that irrational but I mean when
you're talking about valuations of $200 $100 I mean we're talking about market
capitalizations that are greater than Manero greater
than litecoin of a coin that has not even been created yet as of today July
29th on the East Coast and July 30th you're in office
oh yeah this coin doesn't even exist yet and people are fixing it's worth more
than Manero I mean Manero they're going to be almost
the same amount of Manero is out there as there are this new Fudd coin and so
people like some people other expect the mark to say that this new Fudd coin is
worth is better than Manero in every way possible which is an anonymous quench
there's something completely different than Bitcoin this coin that is being
created this thought coin out of China that's being created it does nothing
what does it do that's different in the real Bitcoin I mean we're talking crazy
I mean they're using the name Bitcoin and this is a psychological thing and I
guess some people who are gonna try to buy it they're not thinking like well
I'm wasting $200 on this there's a different psychology involved they're
like well pretty etherium for this I'm trading a Bitcoin for this but you're
that's real value they're dudes that feel value try to like try to think of
it in a different way anyway if this thing stayed is legitimate for more than
24 hours and there's a part of me that's gonna be really shocked by all of that I
mean I just can't I'm just the kind of thinker who just can grasp for such a
rational behavior and I mean no baby can last longer than 72 hours but I mean I'm
improving I didn't wrong before and anyway I just don't see how a random all
coin that does not exist at this point becomes a number for cryptocurrency on
on earth in a few days I mean it's just think of it that way but um and I want
to point out that's something that might lead you to believe that this thing
because it's using the Bitcoin name could surge could do something is that
if you look at this Bitcoin dark that already exists in Bitcoin Plus that
already exists I believe that's their names that you've done well in the last
few days they've like double in price or something and I don't know
it amuses speculators buying it up to trick newbies you think that this is the
new Fudd coin that's about to come out I don't know or are newbies that prevalent
if newbies are that prevalent a lot of all these are about to make I do quite
well on selling our FUD coin because I mean I'm not doing anything with that
fun coin you know that in the first 24 hours of it but again if it stays around
the value of 10% of one Bitcoin oh my god so then you sell your stash of FUD
coin and you increase your bitcoins - by 10% oh for these fools these greater
fools I mean you have to do at that point you're gonna have to do it um so I
mean I'm warning people though I'm warning people like I really don't want
to see that happy I mean what a situation we're about to enter here it's
it's I mean there's a certain level of excitement you can tell it by voices
stuff and if you watch this week in Bitcoin we covered this kind of thing so
let's go let's let's move on a little bit and again notice how I did not pound
that like button people because I haven't said it yet um what was I gonna
say so let's move on again notice how I don't say that Fudd coin by name you can
look it up you can look up all the players in that I don't mention them by
name either because there's no there's no need to you know make it seem
legitimate because it's not legitimate at all right I mean interesting August
1st was gonna be interesting I'm gonna be on a plane that's how much I care and
I'll be in New York for a few hours on August 1st you never know who I'll run
into uh I want to know now I want to talk about that aspect of August 1st so
there's a tweet out there by trust nodes chromebase seemingly facing an exodus
Bitcoin withdrawals delayed up to 12 hours due to a large volume of outgoing
Bitcoin transactions okay so Bitcoin as economies has really
slowed down now and if you that's unfortunate and it and people want to
ops you're doing the right thing they don't want to keep their Bitcoin on a on
a third party which is you should always not want to do that I mean come on but
some people are doing that because they want to get there
flip point and I don't think coinbase is gonna give you your free foot point so
there's a little bit of the market psychology that there's you know there's
some psychology going on there if coinbase would have said they've given
out the free fun coin maybe it'd be different
unfortunately it shouldn't be different but one should never keep their Bitcoin
exchange look what just happened to be TC - E and speaking of that there is a
tweet out there that says that from the BTC - e situation whatever you want to
call it closure that 92 million dollars worth of aetherium has been seized by
the US government by who I don't know so maybe we're gonna have an aetherium
auction one day a government auction one day that that's that's your the
interesting um but again that's a lot that's a lot of lost cryptocurrency
there a lot of people are gonna be really angry that they're not getting
their etherium back or their Bitcoin back or their litecoin back so again I
want to point out that you need to have a strong hand people wait two weeks
until after we've got seg with uh locked in and after this fun coin nonsense is
going on and I think you're gonna be happy with the Bitcoin price and whoo
yeah I mean we're gonna if things get is crazy
the people are silly and start buying this FUD coin or whatever who knows what
might happen to the price of Bitcoin and we're gonna get into that when we talk
about the Michael Krieger scenario here yes and someone asked me in the in the
comment section about anyone just fork off and create their own altcoin just
like yes at any time anyone can create their own altcoin from bitcoin like this
flood coin is doing this fun coin is is picking this date to create the most fun
possible and there you're doing it for leverage for strategy for who knows what
reasons but you can fork off a bitcoin anytime you want now what people and it
doesn't matter and just create an altcoin that's all this is that's all
this is and usually doesn't get any attention
it's getting attention because people are
about it making seem legitimate it's using the big boy name it's it's there
people are talking about it who have been given legitimacy who have should
never have been given legitimacy we're already way down a road where why this
is being given attention but it's no different than me I could just get some
dudes together and we can create Adam Meister coin at a Meister Bitcoin and it
would be the same thing but what people are worried about is when aetherium
classic type of situation now a lot of you don't remember that but aetherium
had a hard for where the people behind aetherium said okay we're we're hard
we're making a new version of aetherium but this is area so it so and we're just
leaving this but the rest the old atheria behind and we're gonna forget
about it and some people decide we're not going to forget about it so that's
where the contention comes into play okay that's where the bat one person
saying this is the real etherium the other person saying this is the real
theorem and the majority are saying the new aetherium is the real aetherium but
original aetherium is still alive so they have a legitimate claim that that's
the real aetherium so we don't want that to happen to be qin that's what we've
been trying to avoid with Bitcoin where people decide you know what there's no
nothing technically wrong with Bitcoin but we're stuck we're gonna fork off we
the majority say this is a new Bitcoin and we're letting this old Bitcoin
behind everyone's gonna forget about it and then not everyone forgets about it
someone continues that old chain and that is the situation to be avoided at
all costs but that's not what we're in right now um so I I hope people
understood that I tried to technical way we are not there it is not a contentious
heart for what is going on so there's nothing to worry about in
terms alright so this this this all coin that's being created though it I decided
it is the official coin of the food court so if you are in um if you if
you're eating in the fun court with Peter chef and all big guys who create
the fought against a Bitcoin you gotta use this as your uh this that's how the
you pay your your Peter ships how you pay for your fun food with the flight
event maybe that's it's good use once it's worth five cents you know you buy
up use a hundred of them and get yourself a hamburger at the food court I
don't know Peter Schiff burger some pound that like button
oh my live viewers out there we got about a what a hundred of you here at
8:30 p.m. on the east coast or 8:20 p.m. on the east coast back home back in
Baltimore and New York and all you guys out there how you doing
so uh chumpies actually brought up something that was really interesting
that I was thinking about lately that you know for some of these exchanges you
can only withdrawal $2,000 worth of cryptocurrency in one day which is
another reason why you don't keep your coins on these exchanges so some people
are now worried that any wait a second if BTC knees got shut down then maybe
we're gonna get shut down over here so I gotta start getting my cryptocurrency
off this well some people have like a lot more than $2,000 worth of
cryptocurrency apparently on these exchanges huge mistake but what I was
thinking about is if this BCC know if this fuck coin that's being created this
blood altcoin if someone has like 30 of them or in exchange for this thing I'm
sending my 30 over there right now to sell holy everybody take a few days to
sell it you know get all of your Bitcoin off of it but obviously you're gonna
sell it for Bitcoin how glorious if you've got thirty of these things
and you sell them you get three Bitcoin worth of them
Oh oh my god well it's gonna take you three over three days to get your
Bitcoin off of there so that's an interesting scenario and then how to fit
the unfortunately then during that three-day period the exchange goes
bankrupt and closes down that would be sad but that's just a fact of life with
these limits on the exchanges a coin journal dotnet is reporting the genesis
mining which is something none of you should get into it's basically a scam a
cloud mining is a scam cloud mining is a scam but Genesis mining is saying they
have been hacked whoo have they really been hacked or is the gig up is the jig
up is it oh I mean are they being you know a lot of people say they've been
hacked and they just disappear I don't want to start any fun but you should
never been messing with clown mining in the first place so keep an eye on the
Genesis mining hack that has been announced
all right toward the Meester's got a uh a awesome tweet out there crypto
if cryptocurrencies are life forms you better get it you better get it largely
right at launch or you risk creating Frankenstein's monster that that
pertains to the situation of today in many different ways with all coins that
are coming out with a lot of coins that are coming out with the ICO that are
coming out all right I'd link to uh Michael Krieger Liberty blitzkrieg he's
been on the show before he is not a Bitcoin guy he clearly says he's not but
he's I mean he's a lot of fun raised on the show and he he does Bitcoin related
up coasts and he's got this one out there about the flood coin and he gives
some strategies and he talks about how there are people out there threatening
to buy up this FUD coin and dump their Bitcoin for it in order to dump the bit
make the Bitcoin price go down he goes over all sorts of scenarios and why you
might have want to hold on to your FUD coin for a week and then can sell your
thoughtcoins as a way to fight back against these bad
actors who are dumping their Bitcoin if these people have they are insane enough
to dump their Bitcoin to sell Bitcoin for this coin as of today doesn't even
exist okay if they're that insane if they've gone that wild if they're that
psychopathic sociopathic whatever you want to call them they hate the current
situation in Bitcoin that much if they want power that much then whoa
we're in for a crazy crazy ride and there's some bad actors and then I'm
ready to profit off of their insanity and just you know fight back by dumping
their FUD coin back in their faces and getting paid three hundred dollars a
five coin my god if they were to buy my I mean who I just I cannot imagine I
don't keep repeating myself I'm a long-term thinker this thing is in the
long-term in it's not a long-term thing it's a short-term attack on Bitcoin our
short-term way to prepare for the November attack on Bitcoin I don't know
a lot of newbies are gonna get hurt by this man and a lot of buy-in holders and
people who hoard are just gonna be laughing laughing what everything that
they did nothing and eventually dump this Oh coin um finally I mentioned
again reminder trays ORS are gonna be available next
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