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What is the difference between being on key and on pitch? - Duration: 5:45.

Hi I'm Chuck Gilmore with Power To Sing.

Today I'm doing this video from Brooklyn, NY.

I'm visiting family here for the holiday season, approaching the New Year in a few

days, and this afternoon I'm in my daughter's apartment in Brooklyn.

So the back gound's a little bit different.

The video's a little bit darker.

I've got a candle for light and another lamp in front of me.

So that does change things a little bit.

I hope you enjoy this video on singing on pitch and singing in key.

What's the difference between being on key and on pitch?

Hi, I'm Chuck Gilmore with Power To Sing.

I recently received this question.

Question: "Can you please do a video on singing on key?

I'm a beginner and don't even know what this means.

I understand what pitch matching on a piano is but not what singing in key is.

So could you do a ...video on this?

What is the difference between being on key and on pitch?"

Answer: People often use " on key" and "on pitch" interchangeably.

Technically there's probably a difference.

Western music is written and performed in different keys.

For example, "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" might be written in the Key of C Major.

If, while you are singing, it was too low or too high, you can raise or lower the key.

Up a whole step would be the key of D Major.

Down a 1/2 step would be the key of B major.

The tune you hear would be the same, except the key is raised or lowered.

In any of these Keys, B major, C Major or D Major, if you sing one wrong note, you would

be singing in the correct key, but singing an incorrect pitch.

If you miss several notes, you incorrectly sing several pitches.

This creates a dissonance.

For example the key of C. [Demo] Key of C. Now if I sing the incorrect pitch in the Key

of C it might sound like this.

[Demo] So I got back to the key, but within that I missed several of the pitches.

Now I could sing, [Demo] So I sang again in the key of D but I missed a pitch or two there.

Or I could sing it in the key of B. [Demo].

So I missed a pitch but I was singing in the key of B.

The pitch that is being played and the incorrect pitch you are singing fight against each other

and it sounds wrong to the listener.

If you only missed a few of the pitches, it could be said you were singing in the right

key, but sang several of the pitches incorrectly.

If you sang all of the notes incorrectly so the listener couldn't recognize the tune at

all, it might be said: "the singer sang so off pitch I couldn't recognize the tune or

the melody, nor was there a recognizable key."

For example if I said: [Demo] I wouldn't recognize that as "Twinkle Twinkle Little

Star".

In other words, there were so many wrong pitches the key couldn't be determined either.

On the other hand, if you missed several pitches but sang most of them right, it could be said,

" I could tell you were in the Key of C, but you were off pitch on several notes."

Key of C [Demo] So we might recognize the key, but there were several pitches off.

You can be off pitch on several notes in any key.

Singing on the right pitch is important.

Even marginal singers, if they can sing on pitch, can have a great career and huge numbers

of fans.

But singers who miss the pitches don't succeed.

Knowing your vocal type and singing on pitch is vitally important.

Go to PowerToSing.com and take the vocal test which I call the PowerTest.

Take the quiz and discover your vocal type.

This reveals what you tend to do when you sing through the first bridge of your voice.

For example if you tend to pull chest voice, your vocal type is Pulled Chest-High Larynx.

Go to the Knowledge Center and watch the videos about your vocal type.

Download the free exercises and start practicing them.

If you do not sing them on pitch, you will not maximize the benefit from the exercises.

You must be careful to match the pitches of the exercises with your voice gain the most

benefit.

I'm Chuck Gilmore with PowerToSing.com.

You can sing higher with beauty, confidence and power.

I'll see you inside the next video.

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What on Earth is this Mysterious 14 mile structure 'buried' in A - Duration: 2:59.

What on Earth is this?

Mysterious 14 mile structure 'buried' in Antarctica found on Google.

By ROB VIRTUE.

Spotted on the Google Earth map, the white blur deep in the barren continent has provoked

speculation it could be a secret research station hidden by a government or a UFO buried

in the ice.

YouTube user Wowforreel has highlighted it in a video and shows how you can find it yourself

on the web app Google Earth.

Describing the visual as a "patchy mass", he says: "Antarctica is crawling with weirdness."

He then points to the giant 14.5 miles by 4.5 miles area of bright white saying: "This

thing is so huge you can't miss it - not even from outer space.

"I've searched the entire continent and I couldn't find anything quite like it.

"I thought maybe there's a peculiar place in the images where there happens to be a

gap, but I don't think that's the case."

He points out brush-type movements over the mass which he says suggests someone is trying

to cover something up.

He ponders if it is a research station before adding: "If this masking was removed would

we seen the deck of a giant UFO mothership buried in ice?"

The video was put online in 2012 but a constant flow of comments continue as intrigued viewers

try to figure out what it is.

One of them, Julie Haines said: "Have you noticed that there seems to be a trail behind

said rectangular shape?

Like its been dragged."

David Darby added: "You're correct, and it's well over 111 miles long to the left."

Bret Hines wrote: "Wow two years and it's still there.

They are covering something up with this thing."

Bonnie, said: "It's a government facility.

They are allowed to request Google blur out things like this.

"It's probably a research facility."

The staggering video of the mysterious structure has been viewed more than two million times

on YouTube.

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CNN Student News - December 31, 2016 | What is a Solar Eclipse? - Duration: 10:01.

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Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education - What Happens After I graduate - Duration: 2:00.

I'm so glad it's almost over. The Late nights…the studying…. I'm finally going to complete my

schooling and get my certificate and graduate. But now that that's happening

what now?

Congratulations! You're about to graduate and finish that all important first step

in your career. But you don't exactly have that first job

lined up yet, do you?

Don't let all your hard work go to waste by not being ready post-graduation.

If the job you went to school for requires you to become licensed, contact the agency

that offers the examination to determine the earliest you can schedule

your appointment. Don't waste time by putting this off.

Make sure you keep the documentation of your completed coursework in a secure place.

In addition to your diploma, you'll also want to order at least one official and

one unofficial copy of your transcripts once they are available.

And be aware that by law, schools are only required to retain certain academic documents indefinitely.

Before graduation, make sure your lender has your contact information and keep all of

your loan documentation

Also, confirm with your lender when your first loan payment is due.

Soon, it will be time to look for a job.

Make sure to have your resume and cover letter ready to go for graduation

and taylor these documents each job you apply for highlighting applicable skills.

Double check those documents before you send them out,

as grammatical errors won't make the best first impression on potential employers.

When you land an interview thoroughly research into potential employer,

dress professionally and be on time.

School is great and school opens a lot of doors,

but it's what you do after graduation, that gets you to where you want to go.

For more information on how to prepare for after you graduate

visit www.bppe.ca.gov.

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How To Start Your Own Business Online - Duration: 1:44.

hey everyone this WG e commerce and what

I want to talk to you about is how to

start your own business online

the first thing you have to message

before you start your own business

online is directly related to these two

quotes the first part to start your own

business online is from google and

insert number one core principle and it

goes exactly like focus on the user and

all else will follow the second phone to

effectively start your own business

online is from someone who's considered

the world's best business growth exit

the nine billion dollar mint and my

favorite marketer Jay Abraham he says is

about business

it's about helping other people get what

they want so that they will give and get

you everything that you want

what both of these two closed state

about starting your own business online

is that if you put your time and effort

to giving and pleading the customer that

the results will follow but tell me how

can you deliver something that

specifically cater towards the customer

if you don't know what they want

funny thing is that 99% of people make

their website as and content to what

they want and at least him down the road

that you don't want when you start your

own business online which is spending

all your budget with no cells now the

first step to understand your customer /

competition is what i'm going to give

you in order to know how to start your

own business online you need to

understand the market research and

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feel free to click on the link below and

see you on the other side pole

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What's Up for January 2017 - Duration: 2:33.

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What's Up for January?

Meteors from a demoted constellation,

Venus high,

comet 45P low

and the best of Vesta.

Hello and welcome.

I'm Jane Houston Jones from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory

in Pasadena, California.

The new year starts with a beautiful view of

the moon, Venus and Mars

on January 1st, 2nd and 3rd.

Venus shines at its brightest in many years.

Through a telescope you'll see the disk 56% lit on January 1st,

half lit on the 14th,

decreasing to 40% by month's end.

Whoosh.

Most meteor showers radiate from

recognizable constellations

like Leo's Leonids,

Gemini's Geminids

and Orion's Orionids.

But the Quadrantids are meteors that

appear to radiate from the location of the former

Quadrans Muralis constellation.

In the early 1920s the International Astronomical Union

divided up the sky into official constellations.

88 constellations remained,

but over 30 historical constellations

didn't make the cut.

The Quadrans Muralis area of the sky is within

the boundaries of the official constellation Boötes.

The Quadrantids peak lasts for just a few hours.

Meteor showers are usually the residue that collects

in the orbits of comets.

The Quadrantids are associated with an asteroid --

2003 EH1.

It is thought to be the nucleus fragment

from a comet break-up in the 1490s.

It was classified as an asteroid

when it was discovered by

a near-Earth asteroid telescopic survey in 2003.

Whoosh.

Two other notable objects are visible this month

through telescopes and binoculars.

Comet 45P is visible just after sunset

at the beginning of the month

very low in the southwestern sky,

and will be visible just before sunrise by month's end.

Vesta, the brightest of all the asteroids,

is visible all month long,

reaching opposition and its peak of brightness

on January 17th.

Use Gemini's twin stars Castor and Pollux to find Vesta.

You can catch up on solar system missions

and all of NASA's missions at www.nasa.gov.

That's all for this month,

I'm Jane Houston Jones.

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What you need to know about fish oil - Duration: 6:09.

Alright welcome back to another episode

the knowledge bomb

I'm Nick Fowler today we're going to

talk about fish oil there is a lot of

talk out there about supplements right

What is the right supplement, what's that

magic supplements. Should I take, you know

ten of these five of those you know

should I take it in the morning should I

eat before, should I eat after, do I take my

beta alanine after workout before I work

out? What about my creatine? All this kind

of stuff so in the next handful of

episodes i'm going to start talking a

little bit about how you should be

approaching gameday nutrition and just

day-to-day training supplements. Before I

get into the nitty-gritty of supplements

the one thing I would actually ask you

to do is go check out Adrian's latest

episode on the Brute Shoot where he

talks about supplements and he talks

about the need for whole food before

really diving into supplements.

Before even considering supplements, make

sure that that foundation is set that

being said today I want to talk about

fish oil right. Fish oil I believe is

something that everyone should be taking

it's a staple and one of those

foundations supplements and it's and

it's going to do a lot for you in terms

of longevity as an athlete, as a human

being. Essentially what it does is it

reduces systemic inflammation which as

an athlete it helps you recover faster

so that's what we want right that's the

reason why we're looking at supplements

nutrition things like that

now there are a million other uses and

benefits to fish oil. We can put a link

at the bottom of this so you can click

on that read through all the all the

information i just want to give you a

couple things you can do to kind of

start looking at dosing right and

just the timing of when you should be

taking your fish oil. There's a couple

ways to go about it right

what we're looking for first of all is

the EPA DHA content or the substance out

of fish oil right so that's the value. So

when we start talking about dosing you

want to find a

quality fish oil that has low

mercury that is researched that is just

basically good quality there's a lot of

just in the supplement industry there's

a lot of like crap out there and there's

a lot of bad stuff so do a little bit of

research I have my recommendations at

the bottom with with some of the links

that will provide on fish oil that I

really like

now in terms of dosing there's a couple

ways to go about it

personally I like going where it's

.25 grams per 10 pounds of body

weight

now that sounds, might sound a little

confusing but if you weigh 200 pounds

that's going to be five grams of fish

oil

ok now usually fish all comes with each

capsule is a gram if that makes sense

and so that's kind of a baseline amount

that you can take per day usually what I

found is the recommended dose might be a

little under that. Now, can you overdose

on fish oil i'm not a doctor but it's

going to be really really hard to right

basically it's going to thin your blood

and so there's a couple considerations

that if you're for instance downrange

deployed, if you're you know if your

first responder, police officer that's

something definitely consider just

because your blood clotting mechanisms

of your body are going to be a little

diminished and so bleeding is going to

actually increase which when you take

that to performance it's a good thing

right circulation, reduced inflammation

things like that so that's the goal that

we're going after the second way to dose

your fish oil is essentially one gram

per percent of body fat now this

works really well for males. Females just

generally have a higher percentage of

body fat so it's a little skewed, these

numbers can be pretty high i'd say it's

generally good to use if your all lean

male right. So, if you have let's say less than

fifteen percent body fat you could

dose up to you know nine to ten

grams per day. I personally like to split

it evenly through my day right so for me

225 pounds right that puts me about you

know five and a half grams of fish oil

per day I just round it up to six and

what I do is I take two in the morning,

two at lunch and two grams in the evening

and that's pretty basic right. Now

there's a lot of talk about krill oil

and whether krill oil is better than

fish oil and honestly I don't think it

is, right. I think that you can save

your money and buy fish oil because

really what we're going after again is

the EPA DHA pieces within that and krill

you're just paying a lot of extra for

what you could get out of just a quality

fish oil . So i want to give you three things to

consider when you're taking fish oil.

First, make sure your whole food

nutrition is dialed in. Set that as the

base, the standard and then add in any

supplements. Second, go ahead and choose a

quality fish oil something that's

researched something that's backed.

Something that's low mercury, you can

check out the links below for my

suggestions. Third, think about the dosing

that you're going to implement right

I like .25 grams per 10 pounds of

body weight really works well for me if

you're a lean athletic male training

couple times a day, hard charger, you can

think about one gram per percent of body

fat. So take those three things implement

them see how they go. Next week we're

going to talk about creatine.

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Apple TV News & Review: The New Apple TV Won't Change What You Watch - Duration: 2:22.

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What To Expect In 12 Weeks - You Will Be Amazed - Duration: 3:25.

hi my name is john richards and i'm

coming to you from my home office here

in Indianapolis Indiana and you found my

video because you're looking for what to

expect in 12 weeks and if you're

asking a question i'm thinking you're

probably setting goals

ok and what you can expect in 12 weeks

is pretty amazing if you're very focused

on will teach you how to do this what

you need to do for 12 weeks if you're

setting a 12-week goal

you should come up with an outcome that

is realistic but a bit of a stretch for

the next 12 weeks

ok and what I actually do is I actually

write a vision was my life look like in

12 weeks always like to write a vision

for anything I do okay so I state i

describe it in detail what's my life

look like in the next 12 weeks then I

said an outcome goal you know for what I

want to achieve in that next 12 weeks

again it should be realistic but a bit

of a stretch

whatever that is then what you should do

is you need to right now I take a sheet

of paper separate sheet of paper and

write down all the process goals that I

could do to achieve that goal

ok then i would I like to do is identify

the top three

ok I'm i want to i want the needle moves

on what the ones that if i do these

three actions every single day or five

days a week or whatever the timeline is

for that it'll hit that goal because

what you're doing is you're actually

your detaching from the outcome you

can't control the outcome what you can

control the daily process goals

ok so once you've identified those three

process goals put them on your calendar

for the next 12 weeks

alright and if you focus on that you

stay consistent on that and you do a

hundred percent on those every single

week what you can expect in 12 weeks is

pretty amazing

it's life-changing you can change your

life in 12 weeks and if you do and if

you set your goals 12 weeks at a time

you're going to be amazed on where you

gonna be at the end of the year you know

so again here's what I do create a

vision for what you want in the next 12

weeks identify an outcome go

that's a bit of a stretch for the next

12 weeks

ok then identify those top three process

goals for the next 12 weeks put those on

your calendar treat him as a doctor's

appointment treat him as a dentist

appointment you know so maybe one of

your one-year process goals is to make

20 dials internet in from 130-2 o'clock

whatever it is no matter what so my

calls you may want to go to lunch you

say hey i know i've got an appointment

you gotta protect it you got on your

calendar

ok if you focus on the process and

totally detached from the outcome your

chances of hitting that goal are

extremely high and then you you'll be

amazing what to expect in the next 12

weeks now if you like this video and you

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What on God's green earth was that NSRI on the lookout after 'UFO' spotted off Jeffreys Bay - Duration: 2:38.

What on God�s green earth was that?

NSRI on the lookout after 'UFO' spotted off Jeffreys Bay.

by Staff Writer.

A mysterious green unidentified flying object had rescue officials on alert in Jeffreys

Bay on Monday night.

National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) spokesman Craig Lambinon said the institute�s Port

Elizabeth station was asked by Air Traffic Control to investigate the sighting of �an

unidentified flying object� at about 9.30pm.

�A Boeing 737 cargo aircraft captain and co-pilot� flying from Cape Town International

Airport to Port Elizabeth International Airport� reported seeing what appeared to be a green

object increasing in altitude past the cockpit of their aeroplane reaching to about 1000

feet into clouds above them and then returning towards earth at high speed past the cockpit

of the aeroplane�� he said.

The sighting was reported to Air Traffic Control in Port Elizabeth� where officials asked

the NSRI to investigate the possibility that an aircraft or craft in difficulty.

The incident occurred about 10 nautical miles off-shore of Jeffreys Bay and about 1 000m

in the sky.

Officials soon dismissed initial suggestions that it was a 300m green parachute flare as

these flares cannot reach that height.

�NSRI Jeffreys Bay were alerted and although the matter was monitored throughout the night

the green object has not been seen since and there are no reports of anyone� or craft

or aircraft overdue or missing�� Lambinon said.

�No further reports of sightings have been received and the incident remains a mystery.�

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What Did Hillsdale Bring to 2016? - Duration: 2:17.

Clarence Thomas: You are men and women of Hillsdale, steeped in the best traditions

and principles of our great nation.

If you don't lead by example, who will?

Nick: Today, the Liberal Arts are under attack, and Hillsdale College is the best defense

it could hope for.

We've read the old books and engaged in a dialogue which recognizes that the answers are

not easily found.

We went scuba diving at Sombrero Reef.

It was amazing.

It was cool to be on my own and just explore, see all the fish and all the colors, explore

the caves that the eels were hiding in.

It was just a great experience

The trip was a really cool combination of the biblical sites and being exposed to the

geo-political situation in Israel.

They're not going to get him.

To the five, he's going to the end zone!

Touchdown!

Bart Spieth: Our shotgun team is really great.

They are very competitive.

They've won four of the last five years in Division III national championships.

Larry Arnn: The College is old. It's a wonderful thing about it.

It was founded by heroes and wise people.

They founded it just like the United States was founded: according to principles they

claim to be eternal.

Scott Pruitt: The importance of who replaces Justice Scalia, and the principles that they

embody will make a huge difference in the liberties and freedoms that we have in the

future.

David Clarke: There is no higher honor than to wear the uniform of the United States

and go and defend freedom.

There is no higher honor.

Jeff Sessions: I love this Constitution.

I love the rule of law.

It's a rare, special, unbelievably valuable and unique tradition that we inherited.

Clarence Thomas: This is Hillsdale College, and you are special—that shining City on

a Hill.

May God bless each of you now and throughout your lives, and may God bless America.

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What's That Infrastructure? (Ep. 4 - Subsurface Utilities) - Duration: 6:08.

When you run a new utility line, whether it be electrical, gas, water, sewer, or communications,

you basically have two choices for where to put it: overhead strung across poles, or below

the ground.

Today we're talking about that second one, subsurface utilities.

I'm Grady and this is What's that Infrastructure, where we divulge and discover the manmade

world around us, and below us too.

There are all kinds of utility lines running beneath our feet under roads, sidewalks, buildings,

and property connecting resources to the people who use them or in the case of sewers, carrying

wastes away from people so we don't get sick.

There are distinct advantages to running utilities below the ground: for one, it's often the

cheaper solution when compared to other options, also, subsurface utilities are hidden so they're

less likely to be vandalized or detract from a place's appearance, and finally they're

protected from weather like freezing temperatures and high winds.

We have just about every resource you can think of running in subsurface utilities,

including electricity, oil and natural gas, water, sewage, telecommunications and many

more.

Here's a couple of underground utilities that you don't see as often.

Tero from Finland sent in this photo of an automated vacuum waste collection system in

Helsinki.

He said it's basically a packet switched network for trash bags, since each of these

collection points feed to the same underground vacuum pipe.

And Stephen from Pennsylvania sent in another one you don't see often.

These pipe are part of a snow melt system which will run a warm liquid to prevent this

sidewalk from icing up during the winter.

Speaking of winter, Andrew from Newark sent in this photo of a hydrant with a long pole

attached.

During the snowy season, the plows clearing the roads pile up huge banks of snow

covering up the hydrants.

In the event of an emergency, the hydrant can quickly be identified by this marker and uncovered

from the snow so that firefighters don't have to search for it.

As our urban subsurface gets more and more crowded with underground utilities, the possibility

of conflicts or damaging an existing line increases.

Surprisingly enough, there is no clearinghouse of information documenting the location of

all subsurface utilities, at least in the US.

And the dangers and potential costs associated with damaging something like a water line

or fiber optic cable are so high, that an entire new field of engineering has emerged

just to manage the risks: Subsurface Utility Engineering (or just SUE for short).

SUE specialists use a handful of methods to identify and locate subsurface utilities.

Many public works projects rely on SUE data to avoid conflicts with underground utilities

during construction.

A SUE survey can be as simple as drawing a straight line between manholes but many utility

location surveys involve sophisticated investigation techniques like vacuum excavation and even

ground penetrating radar.

You've probably seen these cryptic spray paint marks locating utilities after a SUE

survey.

In fact, the symbols and colors used are fairly standardized by country.

Here's a photo Doug from Sacramento sent in of a SUE survey locating a combined streetlight

and communications conduit below a sidewalk.

Some jurisdictions are requiring buried utilities to include sophisticated new identification

systems.

Adam sent in these photos of an RFID utility marker in Slovakia.

This marker gets buried with the utility lines so that they can be accurately located if

someone ever needs to dig here again.

Utilities below the ground sometimes need access to air, usually to avoid the buildup

of pressure.

Sanitary sewer systems are meant to flow by gravity, so if the pipes are properly vented,

they work better, just like venting a bottle will allow it to pour more quickly.

This is a manhole vent sent in by Joel.

If the top of the manhole is below the floodplain, a riser pipe is often required to make sure

the line is vented even during flooding conditions.

Most gas stations store gasoline in underground tanks below the pumps.

The tanks need vents so that they don't pressurize during the heat of the day, so

they also have vent pipes like these sent in by Jaron from Lincoln Nebraska.

Here's a few more vent pipes sent in by Marty from Vancouver, but he wasn't sure

what specifically they were venting.

Speaking of things that I can't identify, here's a couple more.

If you know what they are, let us know in the comments.

Timon sent in this photo of a pipe that isn't subsurface at all, but is actually running

overhead on poles in Berlin.

Pipes carrying liquids are rarely placed above ground in areas that can freeze.

That and the lifting hooks on the concrete blocks make me think this is a temporary installation

of some kind.

Finally, Bert sent in this photo from a beach in Belgium.

This is obviously an intake screen, but I have no idea what would be drawing sea water

this close to the shore, or why it would be installed above the low tide.

Put a comment if you think you know.

Thanks again to everyone who sent in photos.

It makes me really happy to discover that so many people are interested in videos about

infrastructure, and it is really encouraging to receive so many enthusiastic emails.

If you've got a picture you'd like to share, send it in to Whats.That.Infrastructure@gmail.com.

Make sure you mention that it's okay for me to use in a video, and include your mailing

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Because if I use your photo in a video, I'll send you a Practical Engineering sticker.

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to the channel.

Have a great new year, and as always, thank you for watching, and let me know what you think.

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What's the Deal With the Model X? - Duration: 6:33.

so I have had the model x for about two weeks

now and I've had a ton of questions from

you guys about it I get it because it's

kind of a weird car the doors are

strange it looks weird

nothing about this car is typical cards

it's really a piece attack that you can

drive so we put out question that all

our social media to see what big

questions you guys had about the Model X

I'm do my best to answer each one of

them

this one comes from snapchat love to

hear a bit more about the sound system

and phone connectivity can store a

library for offline play cyber the cars

upgraded sound mostly because that's the

only way to get satellite radio with XM

built-in but if you are into music you

do get things like dolby surround you

get more granular control over the

speakers and get a better audio

experience it also comes built into some

streaming options you've got slacker and

tune in

it's got an LTE radio integrate into the

cars use that to stream and that's free

you don't pay for any of the data the

cards using least 44 right now it

doesn't have any built-in storage sort

of offload stuff to bail the streaming

options make it really nice and of

course bluetooth connectivity for

connecting the foam though you don't

have to have it plugged in or

discriminating from returning to that

via bluetooth but i do have a quick doc

lightning connection built into the car

and enjoy see the lightning or micro USB

didn't have a USBC option so I figured

things moving away from micro have

lighting in this case I ever using an

iphone them so what is the average range

of the car there few different options

you can get i got 275 deeds 75 mins got

a 75 kilowatt hour battery the d means

dual motors there is a 90 kilowatt hour

battery pack and then there's a 100

kilowatt hour battery pack that's going

to give you more range as you move up

the advertised range in the 75 237 it

jumped up to and 57 for the 19 about 289

going to 9400 kilowatt hour battery pack

that's if you charge your battery up two

hundred percent it's not good for the

cart generally charge up two hundred

percent so I do an eighty-percent charge

which is usually where i keep most of

the time i have a range of about 207

miles i drove up to Los Angeles this

past weekend so I kicked it out to about

ninety percent and a range of 217 miles

built into the car i've been using

autopilot a lot if so is your experience

with it been so i got this car with

autopilot 2.2 hardware that is its eight

cameras all along the car and enhance

censoring ability with the huge

supercomputer built-in that's the plus

side the downside of that is doesn't

have any autopilot abilities right now

so I can't even do autopilot one cars

can do you want a musket that's coming

by and get this weekend probably when

you're watching this video already have

general auto pilot stuff right now I

don't have it got a ton of cameras that

will work in the future but things that

I should expect way into the week

actually expect the enhanced lane keep

essentially i can drive hands-free and

can't keep me away and followed gradual

turns ultimately though this car is

equipped for full level 5 honor of

meeting again the car the morning to go

to work i go to sleep in the back

elon musk and test was said that should

be around the end of 2017 that's barring

some drag kantik regulatory approval

also i'll be with the cargo the

autopilot sensors control things like

automatic headlights wipers being able

to detect when training and things like

that so I don't even have that stuff

working in this car you don't know what

castle it gets over their updates when I

say it will get that ability just like

on your phone I'll get a push

notification on my screen thing i have a

software update push install and Tony

the cars gotten features in former

intern dan Gillis you have the wings hit

anyone or anything i have not actually

been really sensitive and have not hit

anything I have a pretty tight garage

and they open up just far enough for me

to get in and out never had anything in

the doors themselves like control the

front doors from the touchscreen and

open those up Dave sensors in them as

well and those stop from hitting a car

which is which

cool from Instagram why did you pick the

model x over any other car what makes it

special to you i was driving a model s

before this really like the performance

of an electric car I like technology

into it and I like driving electric /

also when I got that car and have kids I

now have two kids which means i'm

hauling a lot of people a lot of stuff

and shoulders i drive my son to school

on the weekends i'm generally driving

both kids around so i wanted a car that

could grow with us if we end up having a

third kid I can be able to have car

seats installed i didn't have the

flexibility necessarily with the model s

so I figured let's try the exxon better

if the house doors are gonna hold up but

i will say the doors have been working

great and sure that you get kids in and

out and that was another big reason that

I wanted to get the end has an impact

your monthly energy bill so I've got a

second meter installed at my house I can

set the car to charge off our so for me

after nine o'clock the rates dropped

down to eleven cents a kilowatt so i

decided to charge it

905 generally 4,000 miles of driving

universal and the cost me twenty thirty

bucks you know depending if i charge of

public stations are discharged home very

minimal impact on our ability so how

long does it take to charge a good

question so for my home

I've got a 240 outlet installed i think

i have it set for 30 amps that charges

at 27 miles per hour so you can do the

math right there generally less than 10

hours from an empty car of fully charged

but I don't generally drive to almost

zero like a cell phone i plug in at

night I come out in the morning and plug

it in and it's fully charged

I can't go to Tesla supercharger though

I get eighty percent charge in about

20-30 minutes so lots of questions on

the test that we covered a huge amount

on the doors we have questions about

that

watch the video link it up here and down

box or goes over the doors a final

delivery experiences like we did a video

kind of documenting that as well but

generally i'm really happy the car had

no issues no quality problems you don't

see how this Falcon things hold up over

the course of the three-year lease but

i'm hoping i don't have any problems but

we will see me guess watching hope you

enjoyed you want more Tesla videos2mb

putting a ton more up on our secondary

channel inside John's month

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more videos have notifications from don

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next time though John Ranger second

bucket if you're driving you want to

take your favorite discovery channel

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to download it on your mobile thing of

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Bruno Mars - 24K Magic (Continuum Cover) - Duration: 3:57.

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What makes a planet a planet? - Duration: 6:00.

Mike Brown: We found, an object, three times farther away than Pluto and bigger than Pluto

itself, we're calling this new object The Tenth Planet in the Solar System.

This will absolutely rewrite the history of astronomy textbooks.

There's now a tenth planet out there.

Loren Grush: But… that's not what happened.

In fact, the discovery of this 10th planet is the reason that we don't even have Pluto

anymore.

Pluto used to be the 9th planet in our Solar System, but it got demoted 10 years ago to

a dwarf planet.

But Pluto isn't alone out there.

There are thought to be hundreds if not thousands of dwarf planets, and astronomers are finding

more of these tiny worlds all the time.

So why do we even make the distinction between a planet and a dwarf planet?

It all started in 2005, when a team oaf scientists led by Mike Brown, remember him, found a new

tantalizing object at the edge of the Solar System.

It was a rock that would eventually be named Eris, and when it was found, astronomers thought

it might actually be bigger than Pluto.

(Don't worry, Pluto's the larger one, but Eris is more massive.)

Eris even has its own moon, just like most of the other planets in our Solar System.

That led many in the science community, including NASA, to think Eris was the 10th planet beyond

Pluto.

But not everyone was on board with the title.

When they found Eris, astronomers had been finding more and more tiny objects beyond

Neptune.

Calling Eris a planet could open the door to calling all these objects planets too.

Plus, other Pluto-like objects were being discovered around the same time.

Scientists everywhere were clashing over what makes a planet a planet …. beat ….. to

the point that it became downright catty.

The debate came to an emotional head in 2006, with a meeting of the International Astronomical

Union.

That's the group that's responsible for giving names to celestial bodies.

After a two-day retreat in Paris, the IAU came up with the first ever official definition

of a planet.

And it boils down to three main points

It has to orbit the Sun.

It has to have enough mass so that it is rounded out by its own gravity.

And then there's the last one, which people freaked out about: it needs to have cleared

the neighborhood of its orbit.

Okay so what does that even mean?

Again, it comes down to gravity.

The idea is that a planet has to be big enough that it's swept away all the other objects

out of its orbital path.

And that's where Pluto doesn't fit in.

Pluto orbits in a region known as the Kuiper Belt — a large cloud of small icy bodies

that circle the Sun beyond Neptune.

Many of the Kuiper Belt objects cross Pluto's path, making Pluto's neighborhood a little

crowded.

It's the same deal for Eris, which is also in the Kuiper Belt, and the object Ceres,

which shares its orbit with asteroids in the asteroid belt.

It's a criteria that didn't sit well with a lot of people — especially Alan Stern,

the head of NASA's New Horizons mission to Pluto.

Alan Stern: "That whole zone clearing criteria is at its root very anti-scientific because

it was designed to give a specific answer and science doesn't work that way.

Engineering does.

So they engineered an answer because they wanted a small number of planets, okay?

And there was a concern that school kids wouldn't be able to remember the names if there was

gonna be a lot of planets.

I have to say as a scientist I find that kind of silly.

It is pretty easy to poke holes in the neighborhood argument.

For example, Pluto's orbit also crosses Neptune's, so doesn't that mean Neptune

hasn't cleared its neighborhood either?

And Earth isn't exactly alone in its orbit.

There are more than 15,000 asteroids that orbit along with us.

Wouldn't that mean Earth is a dwarf planet too?

To address this, Steven Soter of the American Museum of Natural History came up with a clarification:

it's not that a planet has completely cleared its orbit, but that it "dynamically dominates"

its orbit.

Basically, a planet is the boss of its orbital zone.

A good way of establishing this dominance is to compare the mass of a planet and the

combined mass of all the other objects in a similar orbit.

So Earth is 1.7 million times bigger than all of the other asteroids in its orbital

zone combined.

Likewise, Jupiter is 625,000 times larger than all of the Trojan asteroids in its orbit.

The planet may be way more massive than ours, but it orbits with a larger swarm of objects.

Now let's take a look at Pluto.

It's just 7 percent of the mass of all the objects that cross its path.

By Soter's definition, Pluto does not dominate its orbit.

But why even distinguish between planets and dwarf planets at all?

For many, the classifications are tied to the roles these objects played in the formation

of our Solar System.

The planets are the ones that helped to clear everything out, by jettisoning smaller bodies

out into interstellar space or sending them hurtling toward the Sun.

Dwarf planets, however, are leftover debris from the early days of the Solar System that

got kicked around by the larger planets.

Pluto, for instance, is thought to be where it is now because of a great Neptune migration

long ago.

Ten years later, critics like Stern still think it shouldn't matter if an object's

orbit has been cleared.

If it's rounded out by gravity, then it's a planet.

But the IAU has mostly closed the case on the matter, so the planet definition is going

to stick around for the foreseeable future.

But if you're bummed about only having only eight planets in our Solar System, it's

possible there could be one more.

Evidence is mounting that there's a mysterious Neptune-sized planet orbiting even farther

out than Pluto and Eris.

But that's for another video...

To be fair, Stern also has an argument that if you were to put Earth where Pluto is now

it also wouldn't be big enough to clear its orbital zone because the orbital zone would

be too big but... i'm, i'm not about labels man.

you know, we're all just floating in space...

together ...

as one.

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What is the Fear of the Lord | What is the Fear of God - Should we be scared? | Bible Devotional - Duration: 2:06.

Bible Munch What is the Fear of God? What is the Fear of the Lord?

Maybe you've been reading the Bible, or heard a pastor say something about, the

Fear of the Lord and thought, Fear God?

Why would anyone Fear God?

I though God was Love?

Well.

The Fear of the Lord is a familiar phrase all throughout the Bible, it certainly doesn't

mean to be scared of God as if He is some unpredictable lose cannon.

However, contrary to what some have been taught on the other side of the spectrum, the Fear

of the Lord does not just mean to have a healthy respect for God.

The fear of the Lord means so much more than either of those.

Hebrews 12:28–29 offers a balanced perspective, saying "Let us offer to God acceptable worship,

with reverence and awe, for our God is a consuming fire."

When you teach young children about fire, you generally wouldn't teach that fire is

something only to be scared of… if you did, birthday parties, and camp fires would be

a nightmare!

No.

Fire, when properly understood offers beauty like in a candle lit service, or great usefulness,

like heating our homes, or cooking our meals.

To Fear the Lord starts with understanding Him correctly.

God is all powerful and all knowing.

He is love, and he is judge.

For an unbeliever, the eternal judgment of God for sin, is something to be genuinely afraid of.

For the believer, remembering that God will lovingly discipline us, in order to teach

and correct us when we wander from his will, that discipline is also something we should

fear.

Job understood this balance well when he said, "Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom."

We are to fear the Lord not because we are scared of God, but because we understand His

power and response to sin.

To fear the Lord is to revere God - because of his character, and worship Him in Awe - because

of his Love.

That's today's Bible Munch.

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Share it with your friends.

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