HEY GUYS its me your host SUPERSORRELL and I am very excited to be able to announce that
I will be attending the For the Love of Sci-Fi convention in Manchester this DECEMBER 2nd
3rd.
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For the fans, by the fans.
Bowlers Exhibition Centre, Longbridge Road, Trafford Park, Manchester, UK, M17 1SN.
For the Love of Sci-Fi is an independently run fan convention put on by fans for fans.
We have no affiliation with any other film or production company.
The event is a meeting ground for like minded fans young and old, from all over the world
to come together and celebrate their love for all things Sci-Fi.
The event is a fun packed two days of props & exhibits, guest signers, photo opportunities,
Q&A sessions, cosplay, merchandise stalls, gaming, musical entertainment, kids entertainment
& much more.
I will be there for the SUNDAY so come down AND I will have a giveaway prize
for one lucky SUPERSORRELL fan if you wanna feature your cosplay in my vlog of the event
let me know in the comments and we can arrange it!
thanks again and see you all there!
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If y'all have any ideas for names that we should name my new robot,
leave them in the comments below.
But, in the meantime, rejoice in the day and be glad in it and I will see you guys later!
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[EngSub]171105 Zhang Yixing Changsha fansign - why are u so good - Duration: 0:29.
just now i saw the presents and picture albums prepared by fans.
why you guys are so good.
fans: becoz you are good.
here i really sincerely clap for you.
thanks you all.
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Why are Drugs So Hard To Quit - Duration: 2:01.
Ever hear someone with a drug problem talk about quitting?
And then they try to quit on their own, with no help.
They tell their friends they've given up drugs forever.
It usually doesn't work.
Eventually, they slip and start using again.
Why are drugs so hard to quit?
Because addiction is a brain disease.
Addiction is when you feel a strong urge to keep taking a drug,
even if it is causing harm.
To stop, ask for help.
Your brain is like a control tower.
It sends out signals that direct your actions and choices.
When you take drugs, the chemical signals in your brain change.
This affects your choices, your actions and even the way you feel.
The part of your brain that lets you feel pleasure can be changed by drugs.
Normally, this pleasure center is active when you eat, fall in love
or experience something else you enjoy.
After a while, the drug becomes more important.
When someone takes a drug, they first feel a "rush" or a "high."
But over time, the "high" is not as strong.
And they need the drug to keep from feeling bad.
This is what happens when you are addicted.
But you don't have to stay that way.
Quitting drugs is hard, but it can be done.
If you or someone you love has a problem, get help.
Find drug treatment near you.
Call 1-800-662-HELP.
Want to learn more?
Find easy-to-read drug facts at www.easyread.drugabuse.gov
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The oceans are so big surely climate change won't affect them, right? - Duration: 8:00.
- Climate change matters to life on land,
but the oceans, they're so big.
They'll be fine, right?
(buzzing) (dinging)
When we talk about climate change,
we don't usually talk about the oceans.
Instead one of the first things we hear about
is global temperature.
That's air temperature up here where we live.
Air temperature is measured every day
by thousands of weather stations round the whole world.
Using thermometers about two meters,
or just over six feet off the ground.
When we stitch together all of those records
we get global average temperature.
The most commonly used measure
of how fast our planet is warming.
Air temperature is such a common measure of climate change
that when all the countries in the world got together
in December 2015 to hammer out the Paris Agreement,
they decided to use global temperature
to define it's targets.
The nations that signed the Paris Agreement
agreed to hold the increase in global average temperature
to well below two degrees Celsius,
that's about three and a half degrees Fahrenheit,
above pre-industrial levels.
But is global air temperature really the best measure
of how fast our planet is warming?
Many scientists would say, "No!"
Ever since the industrial revolution
carbon dioxide has been building up in the atmosphere.
It's a direct result
of using coal, oil, and natural gas for our energy.
Carbon dioxide and other gases like it
are wrapping an extra blanket around the planet,
trapping heat inside the climate system
that would otherwise radiate out to space.
Where is this heat going?
Over 90% of it hasn't been going into the atmosphere
where it can be measured by weather stations.
No, it's been going into the ocean.
And the world's oceans are warming
at much faster rates than previously thought.
Both at the surface and at depth.
How much hotter have they gotten?
As one article recently put it, ocean heat accumulation
is the equivalent of one, two, three, four,
five Hiroshima bombs
exploding every second since 1990.
Why do we care about a warmer ocean?
These record breaking ocean temperatures
we've seen in recent years
have been fueling stronger hurricanes.
They've been altering our weather pattens
and they have been profoundly affecting marine ecosystems.
Record warm ocean temperatures in 2016
exacerbated by a strong El Nino,
devastated the Great Barrier Reef.
Heat stress damaged the algae living in the coral,
resulting in bleaching.
Bleached coral can bounce back
but it takes years and most of it is lost forever.
After the 2016 event,
Australian scientists went to assess the damage.
They estimated that two thirds of the whole northern part
of the Great Barrier Reef is now dead.
You can understand why one scientist called it
the saddest research trip of his life.
Even if the world meets that two degree target
set by the Paris Agreement,
only a fraction of the world's coral reefs
that hold an amazing 25% of ocean species
are forecast to survive by the end of the century.
And it isn't just about the coral.
Around the world warmer temperatures
have been linked to increased risk of disease
in a whole range of fish, shellfish,
and even marine mammals like seals and dolphins.
Marine species are on the move too.
Trying to change where they live
to keep up with warming temperatures.
The tiny organisms that form the base of the food chain
are clocking in the fastest changes,
a poleward shift of 100 kilometers
or over 60 miles per decade for zooplankton
and over 400 kilometers,
that's 250 miles per decade for phytoplankton.
The US National Climate assessment concludes
that these changes will alter the distribution
and the abundance and the productivity
of many marine species.
This is a concern, not just for natural systems,
but for us as well,
because according to the United Nations
about a billion people around the world depend on fish
for their primary source of protein.
Most of these people live in poor developing countries.
If the marine food web falls apart, so does theirs too.
And the phytoplankton we were just talking about,
they also produce about half of the oxygen that we breathe!
And not just us,
most living organisms need oxygen to survive,
and it turns out that warmer water holds less oxygen.
So the warmer the ocean
the lower the amount of dissolved oxygen in the ocean.
It's estimated that for each degree Celsius,
or 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit that the world warms,
oxygen levels in the ocean will go down by 2%.
Now for some parts of the ocean it isn't really a big deal.
But where it really matters are the oxygen minimum zones
that lie off the coasts, just under
many of the most productive fishing areas in the world.
As climate changes these oxygen minimum zones
are expanding sideways and upwards.
This is shrinking valuable habitat for fish
effecting commercial fisheries and the local economy.
Recent die offs during temporary low oxygen events
off the coast of Oregon and the Gulf of Mexico
show how sensitive fish and shellfish can be
to oxygen levels.
And the number of dead zones around the world,
so called because most organisms can't live there
because there isn't enough oxygen,
they've been doubling each decade since the 1960s
due to both pollution and warming.
All of this sounds bad enough,
but there's one more big problem
to complete the trifecta of devastating ways
that climate change affects the world's oceans.
We know the ocean is taking up
more than 90% of the extra heat in the climate system,
but did you know the ocean is also taking up
about a quarter of all the carbon we produce
from burning fossil fuels every year?
Since the dawn of the industrial revolution
oceans have absorbed 550 billion tons of carbon dioxide.
That's the amount of carbon that would be stored
in about 150 billion trees.
Once carbon dioxide dissolves into the ocean
it turns into carbonic acid.
This lowers the pH level of the ocean making it more acidic.
That's why this problem is known as Ocean Acidification.
Why do we care?
Because a more acidic ocean
makes it more difficult for phytoplankton,
those same phytoplankton we talked about earlier
that make up the base of the food chain
and produce half the oxygen we breathe,
and makes it harder for them to form their shells
and for coral to form their skeletons too.
Acidification reduces the amount
of calcium carbonate in the water.
That's the mineral
that's one of the key building blocks for shells and reefs.
Sea creatures that do grow shells can even see them dissolve
if conditions are acidic enough.
And today the ocean is 30% more acidic
than it was 200 years ago.
We don't live in the ocean,
but we care about it all the same.
Whether it's the stunning beauty of dolphins leaping
or sea life in coral reefs swaying in the tide,
or whether it's acknowledging
the irreplaceable and fundamental services
that the ocean provides
to maintain human life on this planet,
the potential consequences of climate change
for the ocean are enormous.
Ocean heat content, oxygen levels and acidification,
these all join global air temperature
as indicators that are vital
to track the health of our planet
and the impact that human activities are having
on one of our most important resource.
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(melodic music)
Thank you for watching Global Weirding.
Be sure to check out globalweirdingseries.com
every other Wednesday for a new episode.
Don't forget to Subscribe to our YouTube page,
Like us on Facebook, and follow me on Twitter.
Have a question about climate change, we wanna hear it.
We'll have a live Q&A on our Facebook page
every other Thursday at 7 p.m. Central.
See you next time.
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Korean Government Finds Deadly Ticks In Seoul, 42 People Dead So Far - Duration: 2:16.
Korean Government Finds Deadly Ticks In Seoul, 42 People Dead So Far
A city government-affiliated environmental institute in Seoul released a recent statement to warn the citizens about deadly tick bites.
Caution: Ticks! Please do not take off your clothes or leave your clothes on the grass or near the woods.
Please do not sit on the grass. — Seoul Government (Warning sign).
Ticks, a small parasite that feeds off of the blood of its host and can carry viruses that cause extreme fever and nausea, leading to possible fatality.
People bitten by virus-carrying ticks can develop severe fevers with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS), which has a fatality rate as high as 30 percent.
— The Korea Times.
A study was conducted from 2014 to 2016, which states that over 7,000 ticks were found in various locations in Seoul including riverside parks along with Han River.
SFTS does not have antiviral drugs yet, so its all about treatment with symptomatic treatments.
The study also shows that tick-borne disease killed 42 people this year thus far in South Korea, which is a steep increase from the previous year, 19.
Check out the News Segment about the deadly ticks below:.
Source: The Korea Times.
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Heißer Flirt: Wie man sich so richtig scharf macht [subtitled] | Knallerfrauen mit Martina Hill - Duration: 1:17.
Are you as turned on as I am right now?
I'll be right back
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Why I'm So Excited About The Brand New Norwegian Bliss - Duration: 8:39.
Several brand-new cruise ships will be entering service in 2018 and the one I'm most excited about is the Norwegian Bliss.
With the recent expansion of the Panama Canal, it's now much easier for cruise lines to position mega cruise ships on the west coast of the United States.
I'm a California boy, so I'm really excited to see that Norwegian's newest ship is going to be coming to Los Angeles.
NCL specifically designed the Norwegian Bliss for cruises in Alaska...
But the Alaska cruising season is only a little more than three months long...
So, for the rest of the year she'll be doing some Pacific coast cruises, Mexican Riviera cruises...
And shuttling back and forth through the Panama Canal to be able to do some Caribbean cruises, too.
I've become such a fan of Norwegian Cruise Line in recent years!
The last four cruises I've done with NCL have been fantastic.
And I really like the design of their latest ships.
So, I can't wait to get onboard the new Norwegian Bliss... and I'm booked on one of her very first cruises.
In fact, it'll be the very first time that she'll cruise through the Panama Canal.
Our cruise will start in Miami, and end in Los Angeles.
So, for me, I'll be flying out from LA to Miami...
And the Norwegian Bliss is going to bring me back home.
I like that idea!
In this video, I'm going to try to show you why I'm so excited about the Norwegian Bliss.
Just remember that at the point I'm making this video, the Norwegian Bliss is still under construction...
So, actual photos and videos of her completed features don't exist yet.
So, in this video I'm going to use artist's renderings and animations supplied by Norwegian Cruise Line...
As well as a few pictures from sister ships to illustrate my points.
Let me start by showing you a rendering of the cabin that my wife and I will be staying in.
At first glance, it probably looks pretty much like a standard balcony cabin, but...
Actually, there's something special about the type of cabin that we've booked...
And it's better than just a regular balcony cabin.
It's what's known as a "spa mini suite"... and "spa" is the most important word in that phrase.
By booking a spa cabin, we'll have complete access to one of the best features on the Norwegian Bliss:
The thermal suite, in the spa.
Norwegian's been building nice thermal suites in the spas of their ships ever since the Jewel-class more than 10 years ago...
And they've been getting better and better with each new ship!
The thermal suite on the Norwegian Bliss looks like it's going to be the most beautiful and most comfortable yet.
Here's a video that I shot in the thermal suite on the Norwegian Escape, last year.
We enjoyed spending time in this warm thermal pool every day... and that was only a seven day cruise.
Our Panama Canal cruise on the Norwegian Bliss will be 14 days...
And relaxing in the thermal suite is going to be one of my favorite daily activities, I'm sure.
Notice those big picture windows on the left side of this rendering...
And the heated tile loungers lined up to give you a great view out those windows.
Can you imagine watching the ship go through one of the locks of the Panama Canal from here? I can!
But from what I can tell in examining the deck plans for the Norwegian Bliss...
There's one key difference regarding that view out the picture windows of the thermal suite.
On the last three Norwegian ships, the thermal suite was at the front of the ship.
But from what I can tell on Norwegian Bliss, it's going to be at the back end of the ship.
So, the view out those windows will be of what's behind the ship.
And it looks like the reason they moved the spa to the back of the ship...
Was to make way for something the other ships don't have...
An observation lounge with a spectacular view forward.
It'll take up the entire front end of deck 15.
I'm sure the idea behind this larger observation area was for Alaska cruises...
To provide a warm indoor area where people could comfortably enjoy the view.
But I think it'll be great for Panama Canal cruises, too, because...
It'll be a comfortable air-conditioned place to avoid the heat without missing the views.
Another great place for viewing the Panama Canal (or Alaska) on Norwegian Bliss...
Is a two-story observation lounge on deck 17 and 18 forward called "the Horizon Lounge".
But the Horizon Lounge is for the exclusive use of guests staying within "The Haven"...
NCL's exclusive, un-crowded, and pricey VIP area of the ship.
We've stayed within The Haven on three of our previous NCL cruises and absolutely loved it.
But the word has gotten out about The Haven in recent years.
Demand for cabins within the Haven has increased and the prices are quite a bit higher now than they were for a while there.
And since our Panama Canal cruise is 14 days, the price for even the least expensive room in The Haven was completely out of reach for us.
So, that's why we'll be in a spa cabin, not a Haven suite, for this cruise.
Something I'm really looking forward to trying out on the Norwegian Bliss is the go-kart track.
This is certainly something you wouldn't expect to find on a cruise ship, but there will indeed be one on Norwegian Bliss.
In addition to my wife, one of my sisters will be on this cruise with us.
I'm looking forward to racing both of them on the go-karts on Norwegian Bliss.
Along the same lines... the Bliss will continue NCL's tradition of offering the best water slides at sea on their newest ships.
If somebody in your family likes water slides, you shouldn't be cruising with any of the other cruise lines.
Norwegian is definitely the cruise line with the best water slides!
I've made a lot of money off of advertising revenue from YouTube videos about water slides on cruise ships.
Three of my YouTube videos about cruise ship water slides have gone viral with more than a million views.
One of them has had over 93 million views!
So, I am going to plant myself at the Norwegian Bliss' waterslides with my video camera...
And see if I can get lightning to strike a fourth time!
Looking back over all 42 cruises I've ever done...
I'd have to say that some of the best food experiences I've ever had have been on Norwegian.
On most cruises, my wife and I just eat our meals in the buffet, but...
On NCL, we find ourselves eating dinner in the specialty restaurants much more often than we do on other cruise lines...
Because the restaurants on NCL are so good!
There's a Brazilian steakhouse that I've totally loved on my previous NCL cruises.
Cagney's... A regular American-style steakhouse.
La Cucina... the Italian restaurant.
Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville... with a pretty great plate of nachos!
Plus, the Bliss will have several new restaurants that we haven't seen on our previous NCL cruises.
There's a Texas smokehouse called "Q". I'm really excited about that one!
Los Lobos... a new Mexican restaurant. I've seen the menu and it looks great!
Another restaurant I look forward to returning to on NCL is the Manhattan Room.
No extra charge... It's basically just one of their main dining rooms. But I like that they have a band that plays there.
And the food has always been good on my visits during previous NCL cruises.
Another thing I really like about dining on the newer NCL ships is that there's outdoor seating along what they call "The Waterfront".
Having the option to eat outside on a warm evening... especially if you time your meal for sunset... really makes it special!
Well, this video's really just scratched the surface of what's so special about the Norwegian Bliss.
Look for many more videos about the Norwegian Bliss on my YouTube channel, after we return.
And a comprehensive review of our cruise on my web site at JimZim.net somewhere around the beginning of June 2018.
I'm Jim Zim. Here are links to some videos from my previous NCL cruises that I think you'd like.
Thanks for watching!
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THE JOKER & BUGS BUNNY Are So FUNNY! (JLA Clip) - Duration: 0:35.
Lady in Purple: "Excuse me, but your website said we'd be
greeted by a hero!"
THE JOKER: "HELLO!!!"
Booster Gold: "Are you kidding me?!!!
I suppose you brought some kind of poisonous gas?"
The Joker: "No, I really just came for the tour!
Got THIS IDEA from an old Bugs Bunny cartoon. Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha!!!"
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