Liddy: Hello my awe-inspiring viewers!
I realised I haven't made a video in like a week
so thought I'd take you down to The Maltster's!
I know you've seen it all
before but I have nothing better to do
so, er, here we are.
Frank: Boo!
Liddy: Oh. Hey Frank.
Frank: You, er, do you wanna see a magic trick?
Liddy: Not really.
Frank: Aw are you sure?
Liddy: Pretty sure Frank.
Frank: Spoil sport
Joe: Hey Liddy!
What are you filming?
Liddy: Aaah nothin' much. Frank asking if he can do a magic trick.
again.
Joe: Weeell I'm just heading home but
good luck with that .
Liddy: Let's just pop this here
Bathsheba: Er Liddy, could you take the bins out for me please?
Liddy: Uh yeah, sorry, one second
Bathsheba: No worries
Boldwood: Frank.
Frank: Thomas.
Bathsheba: To-Mr Boldwood!
It's really nice to see you.
Er, can I get you anything?
Boldwood: Just a lemonade please Bathsheba
Frank: Sooo...
how are you Thomas?
Boldwood: I'm well.
And yourself, Frank?
Frank: Well, y'know, I'm alright.
Life's got a bit more difficult now I've
moved in with the old ball n' chain...
Bathsheba: It's been an adjustment.
er, for both of us.
But it's for the best!
Frank: Oh yeah, everyone loves a good nag now and then.
Boldwood: *clears throat* soooo
Frank,
how is your sister?
I haven't heard anything of her lately...
Frank: ...Robin?
Joe: (Surprised) Robin's your sister?
Bathsheba: I... didn't... know...
Boldwood: The very same!
She was with us for quite a few months, wasn't she?
A very bright girl!
Worthy of you for looking after her.
It's still such a shame she-
Frank: Actually Robin, um.
she er...
she died.
Liddy: (Brightly) Whaaat's happenin'?
Come on you have to tell me or I'll just, y'know, I can just look at the footage anyway...
Bathsheba: You're FILMING?
Liddy: Yeah...
What's happened?
Frank: (Softly) I was just telling them that my sister passed away last year.
Liddy: Oh. OH I'm so sorry I didn't mean to-
I'll just turn it off
Frank: It's okay Liddy, um,
You can put it up if you want to.
It's probably best that people know,
then I don't have to tell them personally.
It's still, er,
Still painful to talk about.
Liddy: Are you sure?
Bathsheba: Liddy I-I still would...
Liddy: Yeah. Yeah of course.
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Choosing a Probe Attenuation Ratio and Today's Scope Month Winners! (30-March-2017) - Duration: 4:06.
Hi and welcome to Scope Month! My name
is Daniel Bogdanoff and today is
Thursday, March 30th. It's the second
to last day of scope month but that
means we're going to be giving away 5
more 1000 X-Series oscilloscopes. For
today's scope tip we're actually going
to talk a little bit about probes. One of
the new things that came out with the
1000 X-Series scopes is these probes. They are
switchable 10:1, 1:1 attenuation and
that begs the question, "when would you
use a 10:1 probe? When would you use a
1:1 probe or when would you use
something like a 100:1 probe? Well you
generally want to use the higher
attenuation ratios for higher voltages.
It comes down to the way that the
attenuation in the probe works. If I'm in
10:1 mode and I probe a 1 volt signal,
it's only going to pass 100mV
into the scope and the scope
is going to recognize the probe as a 10:1
and show you one volt on the
screen, so higher attenuations are useful
if you're trying to take a really big
voltage and scale it down so that you're
not going to blow out the inputs of your
scope. 1:1 attenuation is useful
for making lower noise measurements,
especially on lower voltage signals. We
can actually see this phenomena on the
scope. I've pulled out my 1000 X and
right now I'm in 1:1 mode and I'm
probing the probe comp port of the scope
and when I switch to 10:1 attenuation
you'll see that the signal drops by 10x
and I can switch back and forth and see
that's consistently changing over time.
Also notice that this bar, the thickness
of that, is generally the noise floor of
the scope and as I switch between 10:1
and 1:1, the thickness of the signal
there at 0 and 1 is not changing between
the two attenuations, so if I wanted to
get a more accurate measurement of my
probe comp port, I'd want to be in
1:1 mode and now let's draw
today's five 1000 X-Series
oscilloscope winners. Our winners are
Elizabeth Laffey, Carson Hoffman
Philip Wallner, Dennis Wachter, and
Lasa Tilakaratne. Congratulations to our
winners. We will be in touch with you
shortly. Let's take a quick look at
another test to impress entry. Remember
you have until March 31st at 11 p.m. UTC
to get your entries in.
We are the BRS Motorsport team, non-profit association
of students from Augustine in
Germany which works completely
independently from our universities.
Every year we build a new fully electric
race car to participate in the formula
student competition all over Europe to
compete with different formula student teams
from all over the world. Over 70 team
members from different fields of studies
work on this interdisciplinary project.
We use seven control units in our car
which we design and develop on our own.
Our main focus is to build a safe car
because on the events in the summer a
fellow student would ride the prototype so
due to good engineering practice we have
to test all functions beforehand
especially critical signal lines are
very important to test for us because
unstable signals can be corrupted by MC
due to the electrical power train of the
car. Furthermore we have no possibility
of data connection to a computer with
our oscilloscopes. This makes it very
hard to create a professional
documentation of our projects and that's
the reason why we need you so much. We
want an oscilloscope with more
features because we want to improve and
learn more about our designs. Only this
way our skills can be better and we can
gain a better understanding for circuit technology.
That's all for today make
sure you tune in tomorrow at 10 a.m.
mountain standard time for our live
stream Scope Month Finale. Subscribe to
the Keysight Oscilloscopes YouTube channel.
Check us out on Facebook, Instagram and
Twitter. I'll see you tomorrow!
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Sea of Thieves Behind the Scenes: Sword Combat - Duration: 5:47.
Hey I'm Jon McFarlane Community Video Manager here at Rare
where we're currently hard at work on Sea of Thieves
now we wanted to create this new series
to give you a behind-the-scenes look at
some of the work that was going on here at the studio
we hear from the community almost every day
that you want to know more about sword combat
so let's go speak to some of the developers
and see how it's coming along follow me
In you come
So I'm here with Design Director on Sea of Thieves Gregg Mayles
who if there's any man in this building who knows about swords
it's going to be you right
Let's hope so
So basically why are swords important in Sea of Thieves
I think when you think about a pirate the first thing that springs to mind
as well as a ship and treasure and gold is a sword
so a pirate fighting another pirate with a sword
has always been an important part of the vision
and a key player expectation as well
What can we expect from well what can players expect
is the first implementation of swords in the game
Yeah the first implementation is we just want to get
a sword into players' hands and give them an option
to engage with other players or cull skeletons
in a different way other than shooting a gun
as shooting a gun is a very ranged option
whereas a sword is right up close and personal one-on-one
so it's a very different way of engaging in combat
And what about in the future
what can we expect from swordplay
Yeah we want to start it from just getting the basics in
we want to expand it into a deeper system
which allows players to get better at it
work out how they use the mechanics to fight as a crew
trying to capture the vision of an exciting dynamic
sword-meeting-sword combat the 'ting ting ting' of the exchanges
and we want players to be using all the different environments
like on the ship jumping off the ship and then
the fight carries on in the water or you're up on a cliff
and you knock someone off over the edge
and you jump down onto the beach after them
and carry on the sword fight it needs to be this
flowing living way of fighting that's really fun
Okay so I'm here with Senior Engineer John Watkins
who is going to run us through exactly where we are
in the process of putting swords into the game
so we're talking a bit like a version 1
of the swords going into the game what exactly is that
Yeah absolutely so version 1 is pretty much
hitting things with swords
you've got the full suite of animations and sound effects
and particle effects and the feedback you'd expect
And what exactly does that look like in the game at the moment
It looks just controlling one person here you can go around
like I say hitting people you can also
by holding attack do a heavy attack
which does more damage and has a
slightly narrower hit detector on it
So we're seeing the feedback here so this is the third person
Yeah we've got two players running locally
but this would be much like what you'd see if you've got two clients
we've even got a spoofed latency in this
built-in as well so we can test that within the editor
so yeah we also have combo attacks where you do several
three here attacks as a combination
where if you keep hitting and you're in the middle of attacks
and you're hitting someone as long as you keep
landing attacks you'll start the next one in the combo
and you get a slightly quicker second and then third attack
as a result of landing a previous one
you've got this full-screen effect that also shows
the direction from which you've been damaged
so any time you receive damage from any weapon in fact
when this goes in we did this work particularly for melee
because it's so important to know when you're being hit from behind
that it's coming from behind it just immediately
gives you some more information if you see these indicators
that stretch out of the back of the screen
but that's for any damage source so the
same would be true for blunderbuss and pistol yeah
So it's fair to say that when this goes in
it's not like it's going in in an unpolished state
Sure
It's just a version of that there's going to be
more features added to it is that right
Yeah that's right there's a whole bunch more to come
the heavy attack is a good example
where we want to have knockback where if you're not blocking
and you get hit with one of these heavy attacks
which you really can see coming there's a
long warm-up animation involved right
so if you get hit with that you should feel like it's your fault
and as a balance for that we also have
the player getting sent flying
which is quite a disadvantage obviously and can result
in you being sent off the ship of off a cliff
and then taking falling damage further
or whatever else lots of different things
can emerge based on sending someone flying
so that's something that will come in later on
We're putting in this version 1 of it
what is the sort of feedback that we are looking for at this point
like what are we hoping to see from players
I think the balance of the weapons versus
balance of melee weapons versus other weapons
is something that we're interested to see
there's this thing that I think Mike Chapman
has spoken about recently you know
there's cannons and then guns and then swords
which you kind of expect but we want to make sure it sits well
within that overall vision of how it should be
when you engage another crew on your ships
So thank you very much for watching we hope you enjoyed
this behind-the-scenes look at sword combat
and remember if you want a chance to play
Sea of Thieves early and help shape the game
with features like sword combat
then sign up to our Insider Programme
thanks again for watching and we'll see you soon
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Trump's EPA Just Approved A Pesticide That Damages Childrens' Brains - Duration: 3:19.
Since 1995, the EPA has been debating the safety of a pesticide known as Chlorpyrifos.
This is a specific pesticide that acts as a nerve disruptor, an endocrine disruptor
in insects, thereby killing them.
And, since 1995, the United States EPA has known that this specific pesticide causes
brain damage in children, even if they're only exposed to low doses of the pesticide.
And, it is especially bad, because it will affect unborn children when they're still
in utero, which affects their brain development.
Scientists have found over the years, that exposure to this specific pesticide can cause
long-term brain damage, lower IQ's, and has even been linked to cases of autism in children
who were exposed to the chemical while still in the womb, while their brains were still
developing.
Here's the thing.
This week, Scott Pruitt, Donald Trump's Head for the EPA, decided to end the 22 year debate
and said, "Screw it.
We're letting companies, farmers, whoever, you want to use this pesticide?
Yeah, we know it's probably going to screw your kids up for life, but go for it.
We're giving it the green light."
Scott Pruitt ended 22 years of scientific debate, just because he wants to give Dow
Chemical, the maker of this pesticide, a little extra profit.
Now, keep in mind, because of the danger that this pesticide poses to children, we have
already banned it for use in homes.
The only people who can use this are farmers.
We can't use it around our house, because it's so freaking dangerous.
Children who live near farms or live near where this chemical has been sprayed, have
been found to have this chemical in their urine.
1,000 times higher than anybody else in this country, so this is a direct spraying issue.
This is an airborne issue of this pesticide getting caught up in the wind, and blown in
the faces of our children, where it screws up their brain.
Because, just like with insects, where it screws up your endocrine system, it screws
up your immune system, it does that in children, as well.
People with weaker immune systems, people whose brains are still developing.
It does the same thing to them that it does to bugs.
But, to Donald Trump and Scott Pruitt at the EPA, that's really all American citizens are
at this point.
We're just bugs, and if we get sprayed with this deadly pesticide and killed, or left
with a horrible quality of life, "Oh, well.
That's just the cost of doing business," for them.
That's just the cost of doing business for Dow Chemical, who makes this pesticide.
We're bugs to them, and the sooner they can eradicate us, the less they have to worry
about.
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Veterans Across America Saluting Proudly After Hearing What Trump Did For Them Moments Ago! - Duration: 2:16.
Veterans Across America Saluting Proudly After Hearing What Trump Did For Them Moments Ago!
By Paris Swade
President Trump signed into law an act of Congress that honors Vietnam veterans with
their own day of recognition, says the White House.
The Vietnam War Veterans recognition Act of 2017 will now designate March 29 as National
Vietnam War Veterans Day.
Amen!
All of our veterans deserve praise, but it�s great that Vietnam Veterans are finally starting
to earn the praise that they deserve.
God bless our vets:
Let�s say a prayer for all of our surviving Vietnam Veterans!
This bill was co-sponsored by Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) and Sen. Joe Donnelly (D-IN).
The bill was passed in the Senate last month and just recently got past the House this
week.
According to the Olean Times Herald, Toomey held a phone call on Monday to talk about
the National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
He said the following:
�Some of them were actually treated quite poorly,� he said.
�And that was a tragic period in our history driven by people�s perceptions of the war.
Fortunately, that, I think, is behind us now.
And I hope and I believe we�ve gotten to a place where the American people realize
how much we really should be grateful to the men and the women who served this country
in Vietnam during that very, very difficult time.�
When many Vietnam veterans came back from the war they were attacked, spat on and disparaged.
It was a shameful time.
Let�s help remedy this.
If Toomey�s bill is signed by Trump, then March 29th will forever be designated as Vietnam
Veterans Recognition Day.SHARE this everywhere!
Give our veterans a �THANK YOU� in the comments!
God bless all the people that have fought for
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♪ BEAUTY AND THE BEAST THE MUSICAL - Animated Parody Song - Duration: 2:47.
There once lived a prince in France so long ago
With the heart of a beast but a castle decked in gold
He p***ed off a witch, she cursed him & his staff
Made him frightening, now he really needs a bath
But one day a man came seeking shelter
Beast locked him up in a cage
Then his daughter ran in with a skelter
Traded spots with dad & was enraged
Belle, Belle, mademoiselle
We were all cursed by a spell
Turned us into junk & he to a beast
Belle, Belle, mademoiselle
Le fou's g** but we won't tell
Gaston had his fat a** on a leash
She can break the curse, but we'll have to impress
So we invited her to come & be our guest
We dressed her up & served her up a feast
But there's no d*** way she could ever love that beast
Then one night the pheromones were flying
Beast showed her such a good time
Then they used his mirror for some spying
Dad was in trouble, not so fine
M****
Stockholm Syndrome
Belle lives in her captor's home
They shared a dance & he let her go
Stockholm Syndrome
Belle missed him she felt alone
She galloped back & stirred quite a show
Belle begged the townsfolk to let her father go
But they thought he was crazy, so she showed them the Beast
Gaston had the swinging d*ck syndrome
So he led the angry mob to the castle
And tried to kill the Beast, but killed himself instead
Hopefully Belle & Beast will finally fall in love
Before the petals fall so I can be human again
And get my peepee wet one last time
Belle, Belle, mademoiselle
She loves him it broke the spell
Let's all just pray they never divorce
Belle, Belle, mademoiselle
Happy end, now all is well
Except who's gonna deal with that corpse?
Merci for watching
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TV Show Cancellations That Never Should Have Happened - Duration: 4:15.
Is there anything worse than your favorite TV show coming to an end?
Well, there is, actually: when that show still had a lot of life left in it and should never
have been cancelled in the first place.
It's one thing when a show reaches the end of its natural life cycle and rides off into
the sunset.
But it's another when that show is murdered by the network.
"I have a terrible idea."
Here's a look at five TV show cancellations that were a mistake.
Bloodline
With an all-star cast including Kyle Chandler, Sissy Spacek, and Linda Cardellini, Bloodline
was touted as the next big prestige series from Netflix.
Instead, it got a pink slip after just three seasons despite increasing buzz, including
an Emmy win and Golden Globe nomination for co-star Ben Mendelsohn.
Since Netflix rarely releases any of their viewership statistics, it's impossible to
know how many fans the show actually has, but rumors claim the series was yanked as
part of a financial dispute between Netflix and Sony, which produced the series.
Whatever the reason, it's too bad this Bloodline has gone extinct.
Marvel's Agent Carter
While Marvel's movies have been hitting on all cylinders, their TV shows have had a spottier
record.
That's what makes it even more tragic that arguably their best show yet, Marvel's Agent
Carter, was cancelled after just two short seasons, ending on a cliffhanger that may
never be resolved.
"I'm leaving just give me a second."
Who shot him?
Is he okay?
What's happening?
We may never know.
And the show's untimely demise was especially galling considering the series was not just
a critical darling, but vital to building the backstory of the Marvel Cinematic Universe,
giving fans a look at all the events that shaped the superhero world from the end of
World War II through the debut of Iron Man.
With decades of stories still untold, here's hoping Marvel gives Agent Carter another chance
some time in the future.
Good Girls Revolt
Quick history lesson: back in 1983, a new sitcom called Cheers was among the lowest
rated shows on television.
Rather than cancel it, though, NBC decided to give it a chance to build a fanbase, resulting
in one of the most beloved runs in television history.
Cheers thrived because it was given time to mature.
But no such opportunity was given to the Amazon series Good Girls Revolt, which was amazingly
cancelled just six weeks after the first season debuted in October, 2016, far too soon for
the streaming service to know whether or not its story about women seeking equal rights
in the late '60s would catch on with viewers.
"Some of the other girls and I, are filing an Equal Employment Claim.
It's illegal for them not to let us write.
And we want the policy changed."
So why the quick hook?
According to reports, Amazon Studios chief Roy Price personally disliked the show, even
though it apparently was popular with viewers.
He gets a vote.
Fans don't.
The Nightly Show
When Stephen Colbert left his Comedy Central hit The Colbert Report in 2015, veteran Daily
Show contributor Larry Wilmore took over the time slot with his own spin on the events
of the day, The Nightly Show.
And his take on things was one many viewers felt was long overdue.
"And hearing from you guys has been incredible.
Even you, @Wilmore_blows666"
Unfortunately, Wilmore's dry humor and incisive look at political and social issues didn't
draw high enough ratings to satisfy the network.
The good news is, Wilmore has since signed a development deal with ABC, but in today's
divisive political climate, his voice is sorely missed.
BrainDead
This science-fiction-horror-political satire-comedy was probably a bit of a risk for CBS.
But it had a nice pedigree going for it: It was created by Michelle and Robert King, creators
of CBS's long-running legal drama The Good Wife.
The offbeat premise: A documentary filmmaker from a prominent family goes to work for her
senator brother in Washington, D.C. and discovers that parasitic alien bugs taken over the minds
of the U.S. government's top leaders.
The show was canceled because of low ratings, probably because people are just getting tired
of reality television.
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shania possible new song debut at ACM Awards - Duration: 1:57.
HEY TRIPPSTERS
ok,
First and foremost, JohnAaron23, thank you so much
for the message that you sent me earlier
I had no clue
ok, now this is an update
on
Shania Twain
and the ACM Awards
ok, there is a possiblility
John alreted me to this
That Shania Twain MAY actually perform her new song
on the ACM's
Now the ACM's come on, on Sunday
on CBS i think
Now this is not confirmed
John alerted me to the fact, and i did a little research
and it is a rumor
BUT it is NOT confirmed
ok
So we may actually be getting the new Shania Twain single
Debuted at the ACM's
But like i said, this is a rumor and has not been confirmed
So at this point we're just crossing our fingers
and hoping for it
But now in case you
didn't remember or you didn't know, yes the ACM's do come on, on Sunday at 8 o'clock on CBS
Pretty sure that's it
and if you don't know who the nominees are, i have a video
with all of the nominees in all of the catagories
and i did that a couple of months ago
i will link to that video in the description
in case you want or need to know
or in case you just want to refresh your memory on who's nominated for what
ok, but i just wanted to give you guys the heads up
again, John thank you so much
for alerting me to this little piece of news
Because i had totally missed it
so
A big shout out to John
and i BIG thank you to John
But i just wanted to let you guys know
and that is gonna do it for now
this is ICEPETS QUEEN
and i am
TRIPPIN OUT
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