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Female Teacher and Student slap each other in the face in a classroom in China

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Teacher Slaps Student. She Slaps Her Back. It Doesn't End There

Let's be honest. We all have had teachers that we loved and teachers that we absolutely hated. There may be different reasons for that, like the teacher might have been too strict on us, or just too grumpy, but we never really thought of hitting him, did we?

Well, call me old-fashioned but I never did. But as it seems, times-are-a-changing!

This video from a Chinese school is taking the internet by storm. The video shows a teacher scolding a student for having a bad attitude and bad manners. The student, however, seems not to pay any heed to the teacher and gets in a heated argument with her. What happens next is a brawl between the two that the other students have to break up. Check out the video uploaded by Shanghaiist.

In the video, a teacher is seen criticizing a female student at the back of a classroom for having a bad attitude and bad manners. The girl rudely dismisses the teacher, causing the teacher to warn her that if she speaks like that to her again then she will hit her. After hearing that, the girl doesn't back down, instead standing up and trying provoke the teacher into slapping her in the face, which she finally succeeds at doing by calling her teacher "qipa" (奇葩). While that word's original meaning is "an extremely beautiful or special flower," in common usage now it has become an insult simply meaning "special." The student immediately strikes back by slapping her teacher in the face and a struggle ensues as other students rush in to try and tear the two apart.

After watching the video, Chinese netizens have bemoaned the lack of respect that kids these days show to their teachers.

Last year, a video went viral showing a group of middle school student ganging up on their teacher after he tried to choke one of their classmates.

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CHEM 1440 Video 4 | Using an indicator: slow down addition as color persists - Duration: 3:35.

All right, I wanted to show kind of what an indicator or color

change looks like.

It's going to start to turn color when you're

adding your base, your titrant.

So this is a dilute acetic acid solution.

And this is about 0.1 molar sodium hydroxide titrant

in my buret.

And I have phenolphthalein as an indicator here.

I am wearing my gloves, my goggles.

You can't tell, but I am wearing closed-toe shoes.

So we want to make sure we have the appropriate attire.

And when you start adding-- actually,

let me turn my stir bar on-- it'll start to turn purple.

But you'll notice, once it spreads out,

it dissipates or goes away.

Once it starts persisting or sticking around,

you have to be careful how much you add.

So maybe when you first started, you had your stopcock open

and you're just blowing through your titrant.

But when you start to see the color change,

the longer it sticks around, the closer you are to the endpoint.

And you don't want to add a ton.

So what you don't want to do is add

so much that you get this really dark pink solution.

We want it to be as light as possible

because that means we have the smallest amount of indicator

in that form.

That's the colored form.

All right, so we're getting really close here

because it's just a little bit pink.

And it stays around for a little while.

So I just want to add a tiny amount.

When you get close, just like any PH titration,

you have that sigmoidal curve.

So it's a really steep change when

you're right near the equivalence point

or the endpoint.

Oh, and see there, I overshot it a little bit.

Just about a half a drop too much.

This is a little bit darker than I was hoping to get.

But if you overshoot it a lot, in fact, we can keep adding

and you can see how much darker it gets.

So you don't want this super dark pink.

Even though that wasn't a huge difference in volume,

the lighter the shade of pink you can get, the more accurate

your volume measured for your titrant.

One thing I do want to point out.

When you're done with your titration, this really

nice magnetic stirrer, I have a magnet,

get out your stir bar, your magnetic stir bar.

These end up in the waste, in the trash can.

And they're expensive.

So help us keep your student fees low

and recover those stir bars.

So that's how we use an indicator.

For more infomation >> CHEM 1440 Video 4 | Using an indicator: slow down addition as color persists - Duration: 3:35.

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How To Get Legend With Quest Rogue in 7 Minutes! - Hearthstone - Duration: 7:01.

Whats up guys it's me Disciple!

Although many people are happy with Un'Goro's format diversity and fresh gameplay, there

are some complaints about quest rogue or caverns rogue as it's sometimes called.

The deck is just really fast and kills the opponent really quickly without much counterplay

except maybe dirty rat.

It has both good reach in the late game, and nut draws that can kill super early.

But hey we're not ones to complain, we'd rather seize the opportunity.

That's why today we thought we'd give you guys a quick guide to Quest Rogue!

Let's get to it!

Sample Decklists: Dog's original rank 1 legend list: http://www.hearthstonetopdecks.com/decks/dogs-ungoro-caverns-rogue-april-2017-season-37/

Current popular list by Misplaced_Sock (also the "budget" version):

https://twitter.com/Misplaced_Sock Starting off with decklists, there's not

really a ton to talk about here.

Dog made his list and hit rank 1 legend with it at the very start of the meta, so Misplaced's

list is probably better suited to what the meta has now become.

Still, rank one legend is no joke, and both versions actually play a little bit differently,

so it's worth trying out both to see which one suits you better if you have the cards

for both.

Misplaced's version is definitely the "budget"version, since Dog was playing things like VanCleef,

but because Patches, Caverns, and Prep are all core cards, so 5000 dust is about as low

as you can really get any playable list.

Mulliganing with quest rogue isn't incredibly difficult, since you're always keeping The

Caverns Below, but it is matchup dependent and pretty variable, so let's go over a

few things.

Swashburglar and novice engineer are generally some of the cards you want in your opening

hand, since they both give you cards off their battle cry, and so ideally are what you're

bouncing to get your caverns to go off.

Novice engineer is especially good for this since it allows you to bounce it to draw into

more bounce, letting you combo off super quick.

Swashburglar also has the added bonus of pulling your patches against aggro decks as well.

That being said, if you get a starting hand with multiple fire flys or igneous elementals,

you can definitely just keep that since it's a pretty good way to freeroll into a fast

crystal core.

Bounce effects are fine to keep if you already have something good to bounce, but otherwise

it's more important to pick up swashburglar/novice engineer/elementals.

Beyond that your mulligans have to be pretty matchup dependent.

For example, mimic pod is great to keep against slower decks since it makes you combo that

much faster, but not great against aggro decks that are killing you while you cast draw spells.

On the other hand, things like bilefin or fan of knives depending on which version you're

playing can be good against aggro, but are bad keeps against something like taunt warrior.

Do your best to think about your opponent's gameplan and adapt your mulligans accordingly.

As far as matchups go, Quest Rogue generally follows a pretty simple formula.

It's really strong against slower decks, and not great against hyper aggressive decks

like pirate warrior.

There are a few exceptions, for example freeze mage is quite strong against Quest Rogue,

but overall it beats out slow decks and has a harder time against fast ones.

Now this might not sound super impressive, but the reason people are even playing hyper-aggressive

decks is to beat Quest Rogue, and before it was discovered most people were playing pretty

slow decks in Un'goro.

Now you can definitely tech in things like fan of knives or backstabs into Misplaced's

versions to make it better against aggro, but then you're sacrificing combo speed

in control matchups, so it's a give or take either way.

So what are some helpful tips and tricks for playing Quest Rogue?

Don't replay whatever you're bouncing with/comboing off if you're not gonna bounce

it again or pop caverns, otherwise it just gets killed and then you're stuck at 3/4

on caverns with a minion you can't get any more copies of

Try to hold as many random minions as you can in your hand against dirty rat decks early

on, if they pull your bounce spell/combo minion before you can get 4/4 on caverns your combo

gets slowed down a lot if not just ruined Different versions play different spells,

but in general try to save a prep for crystal core unless it's really awful not to.

Prepping crystal core let's you make all your minions 5/5s the turn you go off instead

of having to wait and it makes an immense difference.

If you're gonna lose if you don't prep vanish/fan then obviously go for it, but don't

prep mimic pod on turn one and then be upset when all your minions get killed before you

can play crystal core Count lethal carefully once you've gone

off, you can bounce your charge minions over and over again to attack with them so make

sure you're doing the math and not missing an obvious win

Finally, when you start playing the deck you're going to lose a lot of your initial games

anyway, since it's a hard deck to master, so try new things, strategies, and interactions

every game because experience is the quickest way to learn to play a Hearthstone deck correctly.

That should be everything you need to know to get a quick start playing Quest Rogue,

how do you guys feel about the deck?

Let us know in the comments!

And it looks like that's gonna be it from me, if you enjoyed the video drop a like,

subscribe if you want, thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys next time!

For more infomation >> How To Get Legend With Quest Rogue in 7 Minutes! - Hearthstone - Duration: 7:01.

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Zoom Q8 Handy Video Recorder - Duration: 7:34.

Zoom Q8 Handy Video Recorder

For more infomation >> Zoom Q8 Handy Video Recorder - Duration: 7:34.

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Peripheral Vision Training for Martial Artists - Duration: 3:32.

as a fighter having amazing sports

vision can mean the difference between

you getting knocked out or being able to

block effortlessly all of your

opponent's strikes in today's video I'm

going to teach you one of my top drills

for improving peripheral vision for

martial artists during a fight you need

to have a top-notch peripheral awareness

field or some people say peripheral

vision the things you're going to see in

your peripheral awareness field are

things on the ground like tripping

hazards you're also going to see if a

second attacker engages from the side

while you're involved in a fight and by

going broad and using peripheral vision

you can see both of your opponents arms

and legs therefore you can see any

strike that they're going to throw

additionally humans have far quicker

reaction time to their peripheral vision

than they do to their foveal focus

that's the narrow cone of vision where

you can see detail and clarity now

top-notch athletes like Wayne Gretzky

were renowned for using their peripheral

vision to be amazing in sports as

martial artists we're going to use the

same thing okay so you know if it's that

important you know what's coming next we

need to train it so I've got to drill

for you today that's called hand chasing

okay here's the setup for two people you

have one person as the leader the other

person is the follower or the chaser now

the leader is going to put their hands

up the follower is going to match their

hands to the leader they're going to

maintain about a two-inch gap of space

between their hands now the leader is

going to start moving their hands around

in random fashion while the follower is

going to match their movements and

maintain that two-inch gap so here is

where it becomes a peripheral vision

drill the follower must keep their eyes

focused on the sternal notch that's

right here the leader is going to watch

the followers eyes and make sure they

stay on target go for about a minute and

then switch roles cool progressions now

if you're comfortable with the drill

here's how you can make it more

challenging you can add depth of field

you can add

work you can start throwing in haymakers

and straight punches tackles you can

draw a weapon and have them go for a

knife or handgun defense during the

drill etc there's lots of ways you can

add challenge but the most important

thing is that the follower stays cool

calm collected and is learning to use

their peripheral awareness field to

defend against attacks add this drill to

your regular martial arts training and

your ability as a fighter is going to go

through the roof to learn more amazing

vision drills that you can do to become

a better fighter and even improve your

eyesight pick up the Vision Gym by Z-Health

you can find it on my website I'll

try to put a link down in the

description and if things go well

something should pop up on my right in

just a moment where you can click to it

and go right to the product page so my

question to you is what attack do your

training partners regularly land on you

or what are you most interested in

learning how to defend against leave

that below in the comment field and I

might just make a future video on how to

defend that if you like this video

please hit the like button and hit

subscribe for more content just like

this one until next time go out there

and train until your idols are your

equals

For more infomation >> Peripheral Vision Training for Martial Artists - Duration: 3:32.

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Nikon D3400 Handling Review & Full HD Video Samples - Duration: 5:51.

D3400 is a relatively small DSLR

We have tested it with the new AF-P 18-555mm lens. You have to unlock the lens

Quick menu can be controlled only using the arrows (unfortunately, the roller cannot be used)

Focusing is very quick

Live view focusing is much faster but it is still not enough (0.7-0.95 seconds)

Electronic manual focusing has to be activated in menu when using AF-P lens

The enlarged view is much faster in comparison with older Nikon DSLRs

You cannot change aperture in live view mode (you have to deactivate it and activate again)

USB and HDMI port

JPEG

RAW

60p video is very smooth

Rolling shutter effect is clearly visible

Autofocus is much better but it is hunting quite a lot

Hunting is visible here too

Night video provides better image quality

Nevertheless, it is too dark here

1/250 s, F8, ISO 100, 24 mm (36 mm EQ)

1/200 s, F5.6, ISO 100, 55 mm (82 mm EQ), +0.7 EV

1/200 s, F7.1, ISO 100, 18 mm (27 mm EQ), +0.7 EV

1/15 s, F5.3, ISO 6400, 46 mm (69 mm EQ), -0.3 EV

1/30 s, F3.5, ISO 1400, 18 mm (27 mm EQ), +0.3 EV

For more infomation >> Nikon D3400 Handling Review & Full HD Video Samples - Duration: 5:51.

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Cross Section Video edna aguilar - Duration: 0:32.

This is a cross section map of a deposition of a shallow marine environment

the smooth side represents metamorphic rock marble

The squiggly, jagged edge between the rough and the smooth side represents an unconformity

The rough side of our map represents the sedimentary rock sandstone

And the bumpy part that goes across the entire map represents an andesite intrusion

For more infomation >> Cross Section Video edna aguilar - Duration: 0:32.

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Protecting Your Retro Video Games & Consol Collection. - Duration: 2:07.

For more infomation >> Protecting Your Retro Video Games & Consol Collection. - Duration: 2:07.

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Acer X34 Predator monitor - update video on sending my X34 Predator back under warranty - Duration: 2:03.

For more infomation >> Acer X34 Predator monitor - update video on sending my X34 Predator back under warranty - Duration: 2:03.

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Sony HD Video Recording HDRCX405 Handycam Camcorder - Duration: 6:47.

Sony HD Video Recording HDRCX405 Handycam Camcorder

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