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MAD TANKS in Army | New Cars Cartoon for Toddlers with Tanks - Cars for Children | Video for Kids

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PCS SAFEPAY Video - Duration: 2:31.

My name is Karan Kumar and I'm an Assistant Store Manager in Topaz Parkway West.

Since I have started using SafePay I find it very very convenient, very easy, easy to

use.

My name is Greg Ramsbottom I'm the Group Risk and Health and Safety Environmental Manager.

Part of my role has been to find a solution to make our stores a safer place to work.

One of the largest benefits that the SafePay unit has is that its a robbery deterrent.

It ties in lovely with our zero harm concept of improving customer safety and employee

safety alike.

It also has the ability to detect counterfeit notes.

Theres significant benefits with having the system in place not just from alone form a

security perspective but also from an operational efficiency perspective.

My name is Greame Moore, I'm Operation Excellence Manager for Topaz.

With any retail business manually handling cash there is inevitably going to be cash

discrepancies.

Since we have installed the SafePay system we've managed to eradicate that completely,

which we are just absolutely delighted about.

It's a very good system as far as the security concern, staff members feel safer.

Basically what they do is they make sure they have the right amount from the right pumps

and they insert the cash into the SafePay system.

It counts the cash and then it gives out the change as well.

So basically it makes their job quite easy.

Something that we weren't expecting was the transaction time has actually improved, which

is great because it is actually given our staff more time to interact with the customers.

The reason for that is because staff members are no longer fumbling around in tills trying

to count out the change that they need to give back to the customer.

The staff member puts the note into the note recycler and automatically the coin is dispensed

back to the customer which is great.

We are really happy with the system in terms of the feedback we have got from staff, the

company have recognised that and as part of their commitment to continuous improvement

and security overall we're looking to expand the number of sites we have installed this

in.

I'd definitely recommend SafePay to any retail outlet.

We've had great success with them since we first rolled them out into our stores.

From looking at it and using it and having it in our stores already we found that the

cash management process has reduced significantly and actually outweighs the cost of the units

entirely.

They've reduced our cash losses to zero, they've helped with our labor savings and I think

any retail company would be mad not to look at these.

For more infomation >> PCS SAFEPAY Video - Duration: 2:31.

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Few Entrances, and Sometimes, No Exit | The Daily 360 | The New York Times - Duration: 3:30.

So, I go to this special entry thing,

and I put my card in and it opens the gate for me.

When it's working.

All right, there we go.

For someone who doesn't know New York

I think the first thing I would say is that the subway

really is how you get around,

and I always was almost proud of that.

When I would have friends come visit,

I'd say, "Isn't this amazing, we have this subway

that it runs all day and all night and anybody can take it."

And then suddenly, after this accident come to find,

no, it doesn't work for a whole segment of people.

So, good thing I'm not going to Fulton,

Brooklyn Bridge, Atlantic, Woodside, Lex.

There's almost 500 stations and only one-fifth are accessible

at all by elevator, and even worse the stations that do have

elevators constantly go in and out of service.

So you're never assured when you get on that

<b>you're going to be <b>able to get off.

or 14th Street-Union Square, because I wouldn't be going

anywhere. I'd be getting back on the train or

calling the police to lift me out of the station.

I've had just good citizens offer to carry me up the stairs.

There were these two guys and one of them tried to

help me up with one hand while he carried a cup of

coffee in his other hand and

this woman saw him doing it and said,

"Hey, hold on, let me take your coffee."

So, the two guys held my chair. The woman took the coffee.

We got up the stairs, and he got his coffee back.

Hopefully it's working. Not the most encouraging,

because the light doesn't come on.

Elevator is out of service when indicator light is on. O.K.

just heard a sound. Let's hope that's good news.

I have a lightweight wheelchair. I have a manual wheelchair,

but, if you have that 300-pound automatic wheelchair you

probably wouldn't even take the subway,

because you would know if the elevator was out

nobody can carry you up the stairs.

You're going to be out of luck.

It sort of allows the M.T.A. to get away with not improving it.

So when I get to a station where the elevator is out of

service, I'm not one of 20 wheelchairs in a line.

I'm the only one.

At times it feels like an insult but it's not a malicious

one. It's just that you've been forgotten. You've been left out.

For more infomation >> Few Entrances, and Sometimes, No Exit | The Daily 360 | The New York Times - Duration: 3:30.

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Drawing Glossaryck from Star vs. the Forces of Evil (tutorial) - Duration: 46:45.

hello and welcome welcome to the day's

live stream tutorial today we are going

to be doing drawing class Eric from star

versus the forces of evil so as you can

see what I got started with this pose

here is uh I decided to draw glossary

traditional sitting pose but what we're

doing a little differently is that we

are we're actually adding legs to to his

pose work normally normally when he is

drawn in this post his legs do tend to

be covered up by by his t-shirts or the

outfit that he's wearing so this time

we're gonna have it have his leg show so

the reference image that I used for this

is you know you can find tons of them

off of google just look like crisscross

sitting pose crisscross applesauce so I

just to put two legs in front of front

of each other then have the legs at okay

and after drawing the legs at a tube

boxes for the foot because I'm gonna be

having them hanging because most of the

time he's hanging you know he sits in

the air but it's like I'm sure his

weight it was foot is it like dangling

down a little bit

and I did like at the post you know I

did a rough draft of the pose the arms

how far they are going to be from his

body and I try to keep them at the same

length on both sides and then I just

started out with a circle and then add a

plus here so that I have a general idea

where the eyes nose and mouth will be ok

and I'll slowly get started with the

head I'm going to do like a giant pills

like pill shape for his head and then

have riddle right here where I make the

markings for the eyes right just below

it I'm going to be adding his little

like little cheek bones here cuz most

creatures who like lived for a very long

time like he's not he's not exactly a

fat person you know he's a very skinny

dude so most creatures or old people who

tend to live for a very long time who

are skinny they tend to have like their

cheekbones tend to be more defined after

a while so we're adding that and right

here this will be the placement of the

mouth I think imma have him smile a

little bit and I'm putting because

somewhat of a circle around his lips cuz

he's got like see I rather fat lips

okay and then we're going to add his

ears he has very long pointy ears so

think of it a drawing like two teardrops

here on the side of his head and just

adding the inside of those ears and

right underneath where the the bottom of

the ears that we just did we're going to

add his beard you could do like a small

circle here as a start and then right

here at the end of this circle or not

the end at the size here have the beer

point out into two sections have it

split

you just have a few a few pieces that I

hair few pieces of the hair here just

point it out kind of jagged I might add

a couple more couple of you know my

farinas to the hair okay and then have a

little bit of it come just to like the

tip at the bottom of this a chin mouth

that was part of his mouth here just the

bottom here a little bit of its curves

right here and there you go and then

we're going to add his nose he has a

very big nose very triangular nose and

since he's sort of facing towards us

like normally his nose would be like

this but since he's facing towards us

we're sort of giving a bit of like or

foreshortening by having the point of

the nose come that's coming towards us

bigger and then once it gets close to

his face cum shorter and then we're

going to add his eyes

it's just do two circles and then do

details around it I had a couple eyelids

here okay and then we're going to add

his eyebrows and then add a little

jaggedness to his eyebrows because he

has a very large eyebrows how some of

them come off the side of his head and

then with the space on the top of his

head will make with the leftover space

on the top of his head will leave room

for on his diamond

and as a second diamond inside of that

diamond and then have the outer parts of

the line connect to the middle and there

you go and we're done with the face and

that will work on the rest of the body

so from the drought that I made of like

of his hands here I'll do like just his

main skin or at least the shape of his

arms so as a very skinny guy he's got

nut he does not have much muscle to him

so I'll keep his arms thin but still

keeping like muscles around here at the

areas of the joint of the arms sorry

you

and then I'll move on to his hands now

interesting thing that you may have

noticed with glossary is that he

actually has six fingers instead of the

traditional five so we're going to add

so i did like that square for the palm

of his hand and just added a few lines

for his fingers and this is how i got

the the size of his hand

and then a curfew details of like that

bending that bend a poor bendy part of

your finger right here like on the

inside of your finger going to be adding

that and then we're going to repeat the

same over to this palm of the hand

okay and with that we'll start adding

the clothing on the cloth to do a skin

here not to his skin you get the idea we

just start adding the cloth look it's

easier to figure out how cloths going to

wrap around the body if you already have

drawn out at least up how how thick is

his skin or the placement of his arms

will be that's how you will get an

understanding of how cloth will wrap

around a person's body okay so we're

just going a little bit above where

where we already did the arm have a

small section of this movie cloth and it

looks like his robes just uh kind of hmm

I guess they are long some time like i

have seen in sell a couple episodes

episodes where they go down to his wrist

but i guess in this pose because they're

very long to come only down to like its

elbow so i'll leave a couple of folds

here like here at the elbow section

and then have some of it come to here

and then have fold here on his arm are

at his elbow and then give him and then

have like a bit of the cloth here wrap

around here almost like a muffin top

okay and now we're moving on to the

other side other other arm elbow other

side other cloth

now we're adding these little diamond

here I don't know if it's like if it's

like this gem is embedded into like his

belly button or it's just a part of the

cloth clothing so we'll leave a little

split here or no wait nevermind ok I'll

leave it like this and then we're going

to add like a little section here that's

will leave for his belt ok and now we'll

move on to his legs here move this up a

little now in some scenes we're not

exactly sure oh wait there's only been

like one scene where we've seen glossary

actually has pants I mean a couple of

time he does or you may not have pants

it's kind of interesting how they draw

this character so we're gonna get like

he has like very small pants so we'll

have it down here to like just above

where the knee his knees are

then I'm rounding out his legs here and

then i'll be adding his feet here his

little toes now i'm just going to assume

that he might have like the same number

of toes as he does with his finger so

we'll give them like six

okay and then I'll add a bit of like

some some indication of muscles in his

legs okay and with that yeah yeah with

that we are good glasburgh is a very

simple character so there's not really

much to add later on I'll probably add

some leg hairs but besides that that's

it how to add start inking out this this

drawing just real quick i'll bring up

the the livestream see if fun anybody's

left the comments during this time

you're free to ask me any questions

during this live stream

okay it is pulled up and now we will get

started on inking out this drawing with

my addictive sharpie

get rid of this market for something

that might be little better okay

ah

Oh

okay and with that next thing we can do

is start doing the give me sec okay

sorry i meant to say the start using our

thin tip sharp to do the finer details

of this drawing like the little diamond

here and then the little details on the

legs here

and then I forgot like the pupils of his

eyes are like diamonds and then I'm

adding a little detail here on to his

lips because I would imagine someone

with lips like these days probably it

look like they have dry lips

you

okay I'm just gonna wait not yet just do

this okay I'm just going to quickly do

some racing and for I do more of the

finer details here

okay and with that I'll get started with

the more of the toning the first I

should thinking how some of these lines

from my other marker my other marker was

a drawing a house why did not notice

that some of these lines were not as

filled in as they should be

huh

ok now I'm going to do like that hair a

bit of hair tones here just by using the

lines here

I'm having these lines follow the curve

made by the beard here by having it go

from here and then following down to

like the end is beer

you

okay and with that we'll move on to

touring the eyebrows I'm just using

several lines with small distance

distance between each one small gaps and

then I'll add something to the inside of

here instead of the robe

adding the little finger details that I

mentioned earlier

okay and then we're going to add little

leg hairs here there's having bits and

pieces sort of stick out out of the

lines here that we drew around his legs

and then in between each one of those

hairs we're gonna add another strand of

hair just have them go in like different

directions

and then we're going to do the same for

the other leg and I'm keeping some of

the lines on even because hairs are not

always the same length sometimes they

are sometimes the arms are not but these

strands of line look more hair like when

you do it that way and sometimes have

them banned in like different directions

okay oh just some toning in the back

here I'd a bit of shadow

just adding a bit of tones the muscle

here of in his legs and then we're going

to add two toenails

maybe some toning here around the ankle

and I add some to its cloth or I should

say to the roles of here I think the

bottom here the cloth and then we're

gonna move on over to his armpit

you

ok then I had a bit of like um shine

details here yes

I think I'll add a bit of toning here on

his belt help it stand out more some

folds here at the bottom of this cloth

and then add toning to that take a look

at a couple of filling here which is

where I take like just four lines and

then add some space in between

and then some minor toning right here in

between each and every finger

I'll move on move over to this hand to

the same

maybe I'll add a bit of toning here to

just under the cheek some mild toning

just around his head here

maybe some toning inside the ear as well

okay mmm maybe I add some here some

toning just at the end of the legs here

okay after looking it over I think we

have enough enough detail on this

drawing so yes hope you enjoyed this

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For more infomation >> Drawing Glossaryck from Star vs. the Forces of Evil (tutorial) - Duration: 46:45.

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The Oregan Trail 1959 - Enhanced Video and Audio. Full Western Adventure Film: With Subs - Duration: 1:22:30.

For more infomation >> The Oregan Trail 1959 - Enhanced Video and Audio. Full Western Adventure Film: With Subs - Duration: 1:22:30.

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Glacial Landforms - Duration: 6:35.

So, let's start with a question.

How does this giant angular boulder end up jammed in among these tightly packed pine trees in Yellowstone National Park?

To find an answer, we need to learn about some of the characteristic landforms left behind as a result of glacial erosion and deposition.

A glacier is a long-lasting mass of slow-moving ice and snow.

See our Classifying Glaciers video for more about the different types of glaciers.

Just like streams, moving ice can be an agent for erosion and deposition.

And just like streams, glaciers erode material from near their source, transport rock and sediment downslope, and deposit much of that material where they end.

In areas with present day glaciers, erosion forms steep-walled, bowl-shaped depressions known as cirques at the head of valley glaciers.

Adjacent glacial valleys are typically separated by sharp, knife-edge ridges known as arêtes.

Glacial erosion can occur where ice is in contact with rocks

Who among us hasn't frozen a large rock into a block of ice to test how tightly the ice binds to the rock.

When this happens in nature it results in one type of glacial erosion known a plucking.

Plucking happens when water invades cracks in the rock. As the water turns to ice, it binds onto the blocks of rock.

The motion of the glacier plucks the blocks of rock out of the cliff face,

embedding them in the moving mass of ice and transporting them downslope.

Rocks frozen into the base and sides of the glacier act like sandpaper,

scraping against the surrounding valley walls and floor in a second process of glacial erosion known as abrasion.

Abrasion leaves behind tell-tale striations in the bedrock that identify the direction of motion of ancient glaciers.

Some striations, like these grooves worn in to this limestone bedrock can be very deep,

indicating that they formed below thick, powerful ice sheets.

The combination of plucking and abrasion deepens and widens V-shaped stream valleys to produce a U-shaped profile characterized by a flat-valley bottom and steep sides

Like this example from Scotland,

and this U-shaped valley from the Beartooth Mountains in Montana.

If rising sea levels were to flood one of these things, we would have to call it a fjord.

Up to now we've been focusing on processes that cause erosion.

Now we want to turn our attention to the features formed when glaciers deposit material near their terminus.

Most deposits left behind by glaciers are composed of a generally unsorted mixture of clay, silt sand boulders known as glacial till.

Ice at the terminus of the glacier will melt and dump piles of till.

If the position of the terminus remains stationary for some time, it can leave behind a ridge of unsorted till known as a moraine.

Moraines essentially define where the glacier paused and the position of the moraine that is farthest down the valley, the terminal moraine, indicates how far the glacier extended during its history.

Ice sheets leave behind moraines that can be traced for hundreds of kilometers across multiple states.

For example, this shaded relief map of Ohio shows the positions of several moraines stretching across the northwest corner of the state and into neighboring Indiana.

Piles of unsorted glacial till can be trapped by an advancing glacier and shaped into oblong mounds known as drumlins that narrow in the direction of glacial motion.

Behind the moraines we sometimes find hundreds of small lakes known as kettle lakes.

Kettle lakes form when blocks of ice break off a retreating glacier and are subsequently buried.

The ice gradually melts, forming a depression in the glacial sediment known as a kettle.

These low areas may then be partially filled to form a lake.

Just like these kettle lakes in North Dakota.

A feature known as an esker may be formed when till is sorted by streams flowing at the base of the melting glacier.

The sediment deposited within these sub-glacial streams leaves behind a skinny sinuous landform.

Likewise, as the glacier melts and its ice turns to water, meltwater streams transport sediment away, depositing some of it on the adjacent outwash plain.

Thick ice sheets can pick up very large rocks, known as erratics, from one location and deposit them elsewhere,

sometimes, hundreds of kilometers from their source.

By matching the geology of the erratic with their source area, we can unravel the direction and distance of motion of the ice that moved these wandering boulders.

That brings us back to our 500-ton friend among the trees in Yellowstone National Park.

This boulder of metamorphic gneiss sits on top of volcanic rocks hundreds of millions of years younger in age

and must have been carried from at least 25 kilometers (or 15 miles) away.

Let's finish off with a matching exercise. We will show you pictures of four glacial features.

Match each one with a term from the provided list, we'll check your answers when you are done.

So, how did you do?

You had two learning objectives for todays lesson,

how confident are you that you can do these things?

For more infomation >> Glacial Landforms - Duration: 6:35.

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What to do when a friend leaves you - Duration: 4:37.

Ari'yo what is up yo people of the interet My name is Khizar aka Runzel and welcome back to

So chances are the reason you're watching this video is either because a friend left you or you left a friend

and you want to get back

or you want to get that friend back

Or you just don't want anything and you just wanna watch my video

in that case Hello! ;)

So I'm gonna tell you not 1, not 2, not 3

no I mean three steps of what to do when a friend leaves you

in a miserable condition and you're crying your eyes out

and you're like "Oh my God I miss him, I need him"

that's so immature of you first of all and you should just get up and stop doing that ish

Step 1: Stalk

*running noises*

*crying*

For more infomation >> What to do when a friend leaves you - Duration: 4:37.

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Drawing Toffee from Star vs. the Forces of Evil (SPEED DRAWING) - Duration: 9:03.

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