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Кукла Дейенерис Таргариен крючком, часть 3. Crochet Daenerys Targaryen, part 3. Game of Thrones. - Duration: 5:50.

Hi!

Now we will do a legs for Daeneris.

Take a light grey yarn.

And work 4 chains (ch) in a first row.

1

2

3

4

Row 2: work 1 more chain (ch).

And work 3 single crochets (sc) into the 2nd loop from the hook.

Working into the single loop.

Then along a chain I'm working 2 single crochets (sc).

And I'm working 3 single crochets (sc) into the last loop again.

And now along another side of a chain - working 2 single crochets (sc).

I'm not doing slip stitch (sl st) here.

And next row I'l start working into the first loop.

Row 3: 1 increase (inc).

I.e. 2 single crochets (sc) into the one loop.

Then 1 single crochet (sc) into the next loop.

Then 1 increase (inc).

Then 2 single crochets (sc).

Then 3 increases (inc).

And 2 single crochets (sc).

Now, row 4 - I'll be working in front loop.

Because I'm working wrong side out.

Row 4: 7 single crochets (sc).

Done, then 3 decreases (dec).

Decreases are done in front loops, that's why I'm picking first half loop...

Then second...

And working them together.

Doing decrease (dec) again.

And one more decrease (dec).

And working 2 single crochets (sc) next.

Row 5: working in both loops - 6 single crochets (sc).

Then 1 decrease (dec).

Decreases I'm doing in back loops.

That's why I'm firstly picking second half loop...

Then first half loop...

And working them together.

Then working 1 single crochet (sc).

1 decrease (dec) again.

And 1 single crochets (sc) more.

Now working as per pattern...

Done.

Working 1 chain (ch).

Pull the yarn out.

Leave an short ending and cut it off.

Tighten an knot.

You may leave an shorter ending, and put it inside.

And we may remove the marker yarn.

Insert this yarn into the needle.

Insert the needle through those holes.

Fix the yarn.

And insert the yarn inside.

Cut the yarn off.

And we've got first leg!

Doing the second one...

...but do not cut this yarn!

You may fix only the bottom one.

So, we've got such legs!

Thats all for now!

Press Like under the video - if you like this tutorial!

See you in next videos, bye!

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Can You See Me? - Duration: 10:22.

Vsauce, I'm Jake and you can't see me right now even though I am directly in front

you.

Since there is no light in the room there is nothing in the visible spectrum for you

to see, but that doesn't mean that there is nothing here.

Let me show you…

Using a FLIR Thermal Imaging camera we get a visual representation of thermal radiation,

or infrared radiation, the heat transfer by the release of photons.

Thermal cameras report a temperature value, the effect of temperature.

Instead of seeing the visible light of an object, it estimates the infrared radiation

an object is emitting.

And you can tell that my nose is colder than the rest of my body and you can see everything

around me, because everything above 0 kelvin, a temperature that we have never achieved

or witnessed, glows.

But generally we don't see it since the emitted photons are not in our visible range.

Also it looks just like Predator vision from the movie Predator which is what inspired

me to borrow this camera in the first place.

Let's turn the lights on for a second.

Ok, everything looks normal again.

And I have a refreshing, cold beverage in an aluminum can.

You know it is cold because I just said it was but if we switch back to thermal mode,

you can see the extreme temperature disparity between my body and the can.

Also I just have poor hand circulation which is why they are cold.

It looks darker, and because it is reading the intensity, the label on the can is completely

missing.

If I rub it on my face, the temperature change is immediately noticeable, it's almost like

painting with temperature, whereas when I rub it on my face without the camera...I just

look like I have a thing for cans.

Thermal cameras are incredibly fun so we are going to do some experiments with it but before

we do, let's talk about what you are seeing, or should I say, what you aren't.

The electromagnetic spectrum is the range of all light that exists.

Two of the fundamental properties of light are frequency, the number of waves that pass

by in a second, and then wavelength; the distance from the peak of one wave to the next.

T The less energetic the wave, the longer the wavelength.

The shorter the wavelength, the more energetic the wave.

The most energetic being: gamma rays, x-rays, ultraviolet, and then our small spectrum of

visible light, then things slow down and we have infrared, microwave, and radiowave.

When an object gets hot enough it starts to bleed into the spectrum we see, moving from

infrared to visible.

You can see this with the hot door handle in my video Could You Survive Home Alone.

It becomes incandescent, it hits the Draper Point, 977F, the temperature at which almost

all solid materials glow.

And the infrared spectrum isn't the only range technology has allowed us to witness.

There are telescopes that can see gamma rays, x-rays, ultraviolet wavelengths, microwave

and radio waves.

And when we see these images, we are seeing false color, a representation of the invisible

spectrum but it doesn't show what the star, nebula, or solar system would actually looks

like to our naked eye since we are being shown parts of the spectrum we'd never see.

Take this image by the Chandra X-Ray Observatory of the supernova remnant Cassiopeia A. This

is a false color image.

What is actually captured is this….3 images in the soft, medium, and hard x-ray band.

You can even download some raw x-ray files from the Chandra website and create your own

false color composites if you wanna give it a go.

I show how to do it in the latest DONG, do online now guys, episode over on the DONG

channel, link in the description.

Back to Thermal cameras, there is a common misconception that they allow us to see through

objects.

For example if we look at this wall we can see the studs (HOT HOT HOT STUDS), the wooden

beams, that are on the inside, when really we are just seeing the difference in heat

between the wall and the beams.

We can get a glimpse at an object's emissivity, that is how well an object emits thermal radiation.

A perfect emitter is Black Body, an object which absorbs all light.

It doesn't reflect it or allow light to pass through.

And similarly to absolute zero, it is something we have yet to witness or achieve.

Let's try something else...

If I take a mylar blanket, and cover myself with it, you can't see me anymore because

even though this is a thin plastic sheet, it is heat reflective so I'm hidden.

But if we take a normal plastic sheet like this black square, like this plastic one here,

you can start to see my heat radiate through the object.

Pretty neat!

Now that is pretty cool- But ya know what's cooler than that?

What's cooler than that Ian?

Trash.

Garbage The gross stuff.

So Ian this is just actual garbage.

Or is it?

Hey Vsauce, Michael here!

The plastic this bag is made of is opaque to visible light, you can't see through

it, but it is transparent to infrared light.

The infrared radiation coming off my skin passes right through it into the camera.

Now that's what I call garbageducational.

Sort of a rubbage pun though.

So as you can see you can't really see through Michael's glasses...they look more like

sunglasses.

Pretty Interesting.

Glass acts differently in thermal vision.

Normally if I close this glass door...you can still see me it's transparent.

But if we open the door and close it again while looking through the thermal camera it

becomes opaque, I'm no longer visible.

And in fact you can see our wonderful cameraman Eric Langlay on the other side.

Glass is designed to pass visible wavelengths and block thermal or infrared for insulation.

Not only that, but just like the Mylar blanket, you're seeing the reflection of the glass

as well as the window glazing.

Quick side note: If you can't see glass through a thermal camera, then how can you

see anything since traditionally lenses are made from glass?

Well, that's because thermal lenses use the element germanium instead of the traditional

glass lens.

So hiding behind a window would be a great way to hide from something with thermal or

infrared vision.

But, the movie Predator tells us that there is another way.

So to recreate the scene in Predator where Arnold Schwarzenegger covers himself in mud

and makes himself invisible to the Predator's thermal vision we need a few things: three

strapping young man, a bucket full of mud, and Ian shirtless.

I can do that.

But before we begin there are two other things we wanted to show you.

A balloon, but when it is inflated you can see through it.

Hey.

Isn't that incredible.

Look at that.

And then another fun thing to do, if you wanna "draw with heat", grab any kind of surface,

in this case the Curiosity Box, and as you can see it is very colorful has images and

stuff but in thermal vision there is nothing there until.

Oh yeah.

That friction is making some heat, I can't see it though.

But now you can!

It says Inq who is the mascot for the Curiosity Box.

The Curiosity Box by Vsauce, the Best Of box is shipping right now for new subscribers.

It is filled with amazing stuff curated by the Vsauce fellas and it is a great way to

support your brain growth and also to support Alzheimer's research.

Ok.

Soooo uh...let's get your clothes off.

Ok, let's do it.

Do you really want me to get naked right here?

Yup.

Yeah, it's cool.

You just do you.

Alright.

Well don't do you, do what we say.

Should the glasses come off?

Yeah take the glasses off.

Maybe put your hair back a little bit.

Whatever you do don't warn me.

Yeah know I hear when you're painting a wall you want to sandpaper it before it.

Maybe we coulda done something like that to me.

Is it cold?

Just a touch.

Let's get ya on the ground.

Alright.

Oh that's great.

The face we need to cover the face.

Yeah, make sure you do the face.

That is really satisfying slapping the mud on.

We'll keep an air hole.

Should we get a straw?

Is this like a certified mudbath?

A certified Vsauce mudbath?

So it kind of worked!

Everything covered in this mud mixture is hiding his body temperature and you can see

the parts that aren't are still radiating.

But it was pretty effective, but that could also be because this is pretty cold right

Ian?

Yeah, it is fairly cold.

This really isn't very scientific I just wanted to cover Ian in mud so we did it.

So this was a fun experiment right guys?

Yeah, real fun.

Be sure to check out iDubbbzTV it is Ian's channel.

He is a fantastic young, very young, talent.

Thanks mate.

And, as always, thanks for watching.

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[Intro]

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[num num]

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Vegan Chocolate Frosting Recipe - Duration: 0:56.

Hey guys welcome to my channel

In this video I will show you a simple way to make a delicious chocolate frosting without

the use of butter or milk

For the frosting you will need:

Soaked cashews

Vanilla extract

Cocoa powder

and agave nectar

Put the soaked cashews in a food processor, add the agave nectar and the vanilla extract.

Blend it till it becomes smooth, add some water if needed

Now add the cacao powder

So here you have it!

A delicious raw vegan frosting

Thanks for watching guys!

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