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Disney Invented A Room Where Your Phone Will Never Die - Duration: 3:47.
Hey there power-crazed viewers, Trace here for DNews.
Internet hero Nikola Tesla dreamed of delivering power wirelessly to the masses.
Of course, that was over a century ago, and here we are today with "wireless phones"
that are anything but.
Researchers at Disney, yes, the cartoon/amusement park juggernauts, have decided that simply
will not do, and they are trying to solve the problem with a little Disney magic.
And science.
Mostly science.
Wireless charging pads have existed for a while now, but they're far from perfect.
They work by running a high frequency alternating current through a circular coil, which creates
a magnetic field.
That field induces a current in another circular coil in the receiving device, and the device
converts it to direct current.
Presto change-o, your battery is charging wirelessly.
We actually have a whole video about it.
I'm sure you get that the device isn't physically tethered to those charging spots, but just
because of that, if it's picked up or moved off the pad just a bit, and the juice stops
flowing.
Therefore, unless you just can't stand the sight of cables, wireless charging is still
not perfect.
The real holy grail would be wireless charging at a distance.
Something that can keep you topped up while you walk around and using your phone.
Researchers at Disney think they have an answer to this.
Their solution was to design an entire room that basically functioned as a giant three-dimensional
charging pad.
You'd never even know it was different from any other room, aside that conspicuous copper
pole right in the middle of it.
If you look closely at the copper pole and you'll see a gap towards the top.
In that gap are small discrete capacitors.
By combining those capacitors with a signal generator and they can send alternating current
through the pole, the walls, the ceiling and the floor at the frequency of their choice.
This creates a magnetic field around the pole, and just like with current wireless chargers
on the market, if you have a receiver that resonates at the right frequency, you've
got wireless charging almost anywhere in the room.
Still, t's not perfect.
Unless your phone and the receiver coil inside are perpendicular to the magnetic field, nothing
is getting charged.
And of course, there's the issue of safety.
The room can transmit enough power to charge over 300 smartphones without exceeding the
government's safety guidelines for how much power a body can absorb, so long as you're
standing more than 46 centimeters away the pole, you shouldn't have to worry.
Also, it's probably best not to touch it.
Anything practical would need a shut-off mechanism if a person got too close, or a wall around
the pole to keep people far enough away.
The researchers note though it's important that something actually consumes that power
since whatever goes unused is stored in the room, and could be potentially harmful.
So future systems would need something to monitor how much power is being used too.
There's a long way to go here.
The researchers are optimistic this technology could be scaled for a variety of uses, from
small charging cabinets to warehouses that use multiple poles.
Since this was developed by Disney, don't be surprised if future theme parks advertise
that your phone will magically never go dead, while all the rooms suddenly have mysterious
pillars in the middle.
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So this technique of wireless charging still isn't perfect, but maybe your phone's
own radio waves could make your battery last longer.
Amy's got the science on that here.
So would you put up with an awkward pole in the middle of your living room if it meant
you never had to plug your phone in again?
Let us know in the comments, make sure you subscribe for more videos and thanks for tuning
in.
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Are The White House Leaks Unconstitutional? - Duration: 7:26.
Pap, of course, more insanity this week, but let's take a step back and just talk more
broadly speaking.
We had at the beginning of this week reports both from, I guess, from leaks, that the White
House, Sean Spicer and Reince Priebus, tried to get the FBI to make public comments about
what is supposedly an ongoing investigation about Donald Trump and Russia and/or Trump
administration officials, I guess, and Russian connections.
Also, we had reports that the White House tried to get Nunes and Barton, the respective
heads of the intelligence committees in the Senate and Congress, to talk to the press,
arguing that there was no information.
Of course, those two did that, but all this was revealed via leaks.
Of course, it raises a couple of different questions, not just about the administration's
behavior but also about the behavior of the Deep State.
Well, let's get away ... The Deep State is so overused.
I mean, the term is overused, Sam.
The Deep State, it's something that comes from Turkey is where you started seeing the
concept of the Deep State originate.
That's where the militia has ... The military has controlled politics over there for decades.
Here's the point.
Let me preface this by saying we need to know if improper conduct takes place in the executive
branch, in the judicial branch, in the congressional branch, but we also need to be very aware
that those are constitutional elements of our US government.
They're separate elements of our US government that have been given certain rights to conduct
political policy in this country, either public social policy or political policy.
Okay, now step back and understand that in 1975, Frank Church, I think he was from Idaho,
had to have hearings over the fact that the spook industry, the NSA, the FBI, and the
CIA, and God knows how many entities of the spook industry, were actually doing this leaking
program by way of several senators and several congressmen.
They were doing it with the media.
The point is they were doing it to affect public policy and political policy.
They wanted a war in Vietnam.
They wanted a Cold War with Russia.
They wanted a war with South America, the Sandinistas.
They wanted all of this to take place.
What they did, they found out that the CIA had actually trumped, excuse the expression,
had trumped presidential power and congressional power by putting pressure on journalists,
by putting pressure on congressmen and senators, by putting pressure even on the judiciary
with leaks and with made-up stories that J. Edgar Hoover was putting out there.
This is a guy who dressed up like Shirley Temple, for God's sakes, when he was in the
privacy of his office and that would ruin people's lives with the power of the FBI,
or the CIA did the same thing.
All of a sudden, the Church hearings start uncovering all this, and we start seeing that
this is not just about a couple of errant CIA types or NSA types that simply can't get
their way.
This is a policy that originated within the spook industry.
If they wanted to promote more arms sales, they would put pressure on the right people.
They have pictures of politicians meeting with women who aren't their wives.
They actually threatened to kill at least three journalists.
That's how serious this had gotten.
We were so close to having an equivalent of Turkey, where the military in Turkey has not
allowed any elections to take place where it hasn't been influenced by the military.
Here we have this in the United States.
Now stay with me just a second here, Sam.
Then you've got these bonehead, these absolute bonehead, progressives that are so far out
there that they would say, 'Oh, yeah, well, this is okay as long as it beats up on Trump.
This is okay as long as it beats up on somebody we don't like.'
They don't even have the wherewithal or the insight to understand this is far more dangerous
than anything so far that we're looking at with Trump.
Now, don't know what this future's going to hold.
The guy could get even scarier than that.
The truth is, for an intelligent progressive to say, 'Oh, yeah, this is good.
I'm going to allow this because I don't like the guy and maybe we can unseat a presidency,'
think about how dangerous that is and then tell me, 'Gee, that's okay.'
Let me push back a little bit on this, because I think to a certain extent, it is the notion
that we could have elements of our intelligence services, and theoretically FBI being, I guess,
a domestic intelligence service, undermining our elected leaders is, I think, very problematic.
Like you say, the Church Committee largely, my understanding, focused on things like COINTELPRO,
on CIA, which was FBI, CIA assassination programs and spying.
We've got things like the FISA Court that came out of it.
There is- But it was heavily domestic, Sam.
Yeah, well, no, I understand.
COINTELPRO was domestic.
Right.
And FBI.
But we did get the FISA Court which was to protect people on the phone essentially or
wiretapping of people in this country.
There also is- How did that work out for us?
Well, I think not as well as I would like it to have.
Yeah.
I mean, without a doubt.
Because we lost control.
But in terms- We've lost control of control.
Right, no, and I agree.
I think the question about leaks that have come out about the investigations that have
been ongoing about members of the Trump administration and his wider circle, there's another perspective
to take on this which is not dissimilar from what Glenn Greenwald has argued and I think
is fairly consistent with my view on this.
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Trump Offering No Evidence - Says Obama Tapped His Phones - Today's News Headlines - Duration: 4:24.
Trump, Offering No Evidence, Says Obama Tapped His Phones
President Donald Trump arriving on Friday at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Trump on Saturday accused his predecessor, Barack Obama, of having tapped his phones at Trump Tower the month before the election, calling Mr Obama on Twitter a "bad (or sick) guy.".
Without offering any evidence or providing the source of his information, Mr Trump fired off a series of Twitter messages alleging that Mr Obama "had my 'wires tapped,' " and he compared the professed activities to "Watergate/Nixon" and "McCarthyism.
Mr Trump's aides declined to clarify whether the president's explosive allegations were based on briefings from intelligence or law enforcement officials, or on something else, like a news report.
A spokesman for Mr Obama did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The president's decision to lend the power of his office to such an accusation — without offering any proof — is remarkable, even for a leader who has repeatedly shown himself willing to make assertions that are false or based on rumors.
It would be difficult for federal agents, working within the law, to obtain a wiretap order to target Mr Trump's phone conversations.
That would mean the Justice Department had gathered sufficient evidence to persuade a federal judge that there was probable cause to believe that he had committed a serious crime or was an agent of a foreign power, depending on whether it was a criminal or foreign intelligence wiretap.
In one message, which Mr Trump sent from his Palm Beach, Fla., resort at 6:35 a.m., the president said he had "just found out" that his phones had been tapped before the election.
Speculation online quickly turned to the possibility that Mr Trump had been reading an article on the Breitbart News site or listening to the conservative radio host Mark Levin; both have embraced the theory in recent days.
The Breitbart article, published on Friday, alleged a series of "known steps taken by President Barack Obama's administration in its last months to undermine Donald Trump's presidential campaign and, later, his new administration.
It has been widely reported that there is a federal investigation, which began during the 2016 presidential campaign, into links between Trump associates and the Russians.
The New York Times reported in January that among the associates whose links to Russia are being scrutinized are Paul Manafort, Mr Trump's onetime campaign chairman; Carter Page, a businessman and foreign policy adviser to the campaign; and Roger Stone, a longtime Republican operative who has said he was in touch with WikiLeaks before it released a trove of Democratic National Committee emails last summer.
Mr Trump appeared on Saturday to suggest that warrants had been issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, alleging that Mr Obama's administration had once been "turned down by court" in its supposed efforts to listen in on conversations by Mr Trump and his associates.
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TRPS On Sports | Russian Language - Duration: 5:34.
Hello, frends!
I play tennis.
I play
tennis for 15 years already.
Earlier I played hockey.
I like hockey a lot.
I like hockey, because it's a team sport.
Team sport- is a sport, in which there are a lot of people in one
team and a lot of people in another team.
I play tennis and hockey.
I play football and golf?
No, I play tennis and hockey.
I play tennis for 15 years already.
I started playing tennis recently?
No, I started playing tennis a lot time ago.
I play tennis for 15 years already.
Now I am in
a tennis team.
I play for Hampton University.
I play singles and doubles.
I like tennis a lot.
I like tennis, because it's a mental, as well
as a physical game.
Tennisist run a lot.
Do tennisists run a lot?
Yes, tennisists run very much.
I play in a tennis team.
I am on a football team?
No, I am on the tennis team.
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E-Quick Fire: Stéphane Sarrazin! - Formula E - Duration: 1:12.
- Name? - Stéphane Sarrazin.
- Age? - 41.
- Team? - Venturi Grand Prix.
When you were a child, what did you wanna be?
A racing driver.
And now you're an adult, what's your ambition?
Winning the championship.
- Your sporting hero? - Ayrton Senna.
- What's your favourite country? - France.
- Worst habit? - Messy.
What's your teammate's worst habit?
Late.
Any hidden talent?
I'm quite strong on a bicycle.
Favourite snack?
I like ribeye steak with french fries.
And something you'd really like to try
that you've never done before?
I would like to pilot an army plane. That would be great.
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John Abraham Car And Bike Collection - Bollywood Superstar John * Luxurious Vehicle * Collection - Duration: 5:22.
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