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if folks is prying right back with another RWD screencast today we're going

to be looking at callback functions we're going to talk a little bit about

how you can implement your own callback functions this is something that has

always eluded me a bit and I just thought that it would be helpful to kind

of explain it talk it through both for my own benefit and for your benefit to

hopefully get a little bit of a better understanding about how these work so

what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at a example here we're

going to create we're going to create a boilerplate HTML file I'm going to add

in a script here and within this script what we're going to do is just to start

out we're going to create a function this is going to be our call or function

this eventually will be the function that we'll use to execute our callback

and we're just going to use this as a way of logging a statement back to the

console this is going to tell us that this is the caller function we're going

to execute that function if you look here when we execute that caller

function we can see that it is pushing the value from the console that logged

back to the back to the console so this is exactly what we'd be expecting and

it's a fairly trivial example but what we want to do is we want to look at how

we can actually pass a function to within this caller function and execute

that after the rest of this function has completed so we are going to use a

feature called the call function which is part of the function prototype so

it's going to allow us to execute the function that is passed to

caller and we're going to pass an anonymous function that function is just

going to also do a console log and it's going to tell us that this is the

callback function the expected behavior here would be that our function will

console.log the caller function and it'll subsequently console.log out the

callback function which is exactly what we're seeing here now in addition to

that what we want to do is we want to make this a little bit more robust so

instead of using the call function we're going to use the bind function the bind

function is going to make sure that we we retain our scope and it's going to

allow us to be able to bind this callback function to a function within

our caller called CB and then instead of passing an anonymous function in there

we are going to create a new function we're going to call that fun and this is

just going to be a just but for readability so instead of passing an

anonymous function to caller we're just going to pass fun and this should behave

exactly the same way as the last example except we are now binding the function

just going to help us a little bit when we start passing parameters so we are

going to in addition to passing fund we are also going to pass a string value

into our caller function and this string value is going to be the parameter that

we're going to pass to fun and this will actually pass allow us to within the

bound function to be able to pass the parameter value to the function that

we've defined and just for scoping purposes I'm going

to create a parameter I'm going to name it P and then we're going to append P to

our string and we are going to finally in our CB function we're going to make

sure that we pass the parameter to our caller function make sure that it's in

our function definition we are again going to just assign P to a local

parameter value to ensure scoping and we're going to pass P to that function

and now we can see that it is calling that function it is executing all of the

logic within the caller function it is binding the unction to our to our CB

local function and it is passing P to our function and allowing it to accept

the parameter that's being passed and the benefit here is that we now have the

ability to to execute a function and then define what is going to get

executed after that function completes hopefully this gives you a little bit

more clarification on how binding and how callback functions in general work

within JavaScript and always welcome comments so if you've got some comments

or questions please leave them in the comments section or get me on twitter at

ignore intuition thank you

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How to Change a Limiting Belief - Duration: 7:40.

I was asked this question

in one of my mastermind groups

that...

How do you change a belief?

Especially if it's...

coming from experience?

So especially if you kind of have 'proof'

for your belief.

So that's a very very interesting question,

because it's a complex,

very complex question.

Because beliefs

can be personal,

they also can be...

collective.

So we have a mixture of both,

some beliefs we acquire

through our own lifetime

or even from previous lifetimes

that we brought in,

and other beliefs

we have

as collective.

One example of the collective belief would be

'women are not good with money'.

So 'women are not good with money'

is a collective belief

in the collective consciousness,

in mass consciousness.

And what happens is that

most women

have it.

Most women have it

and they think it's theirs.

So...

just because it's collective

it doesn't mean

you don't have to work on it.

But knowing where you believe sits

in the kind of...

whether it's yours

or whether it's actually...

something else

helps,

it really is helpful

because it gives you a perspective.

That it's not because

something's wrong with you,

it's not something because

you don't deserve,

it's not because...

you are not good enough...

or anything like that.

It's just what you were born into.

Maybe in your society,

in terms of your community,

your family

or as a...

as a collective right now in the world,

women are going through the process

of changing that belief,

breaking through that belief.

So...

so how do you change a belief?

Because that's the original question.

One thing you need to know,

it's handy to know,

it's handy to know

whether it's yours

or whether

it's part of the collective.

And when you understand that,

that

certain beliefs

that you carry within you

are actually not yours,

that's really a relief.

Most people

try to work on their beliefs

at the wrong level,

on the surface level.

So on the surface level

I mean by...

the work on

one's mindset.

I'm not against mindset work,

I used to be a mindset expert,

heavily,

and I still am a mindset expert,

but...

I work at the mindset now

from a much deeper place.

And so I help my clients

to open their mindset,

to shift their mindset,

to create shifts in consciousness

rather than just switching

one belief into another.

Because the kind of mindset work

at the basic level,

that's what it does:

they call it sometimes positive thinking, as well,

so what they are trying to do is

convert the negative belief

into a positive one,

thinking

that this is going to work.

And I don't believe that works,

I actually know it doesn't work,

long-term it doesn't work.

It may feel better for a little while

but it doesn't create a profound

long lasting shift.

You have a belief that

no one likes you.

So, no one likes me.

Okay, so

using this surface type

positive thinking scenario

what you could try and do,

and you probably did try that,

you try and convert that

into a positive belief.

Like:

'Oh, but look,

that person liked me.

And, you know, I still have friends.

So there must be some people who like me.

And... actually, I'm not that bad.

You know, I have this and I have that,

and I've done this and I've done that...'

So you see how that was working?

You are talking yourself into

a positive belief.

But I actually

don't believe in beliefs.

So what I believe in,

or I actually don't believe in anything,

what I know is

having no beliefs

is the best thing.

Because a belief is still

a construct of the mind.

You see?

Believing negative

or believing positive

is still

a construction of the mind.

And that is always,

always, always

going to be limiting.

Whether it's negative,

whether it's positive...

I mean have you noticed

that you grow out of your beliefs?

You believed this yesterday -

you don't believe it today.

You believed this 10 years ago -

you don't believe it now.

And if you keep basing

your life

on your beliefs

what starts to happen

is you start to feel that:

Oh I can't trust myself.

That's right.

When you run your life

by your mind,

based on your mind,

which constructs beliefs all the time,

then you can't trust it.

Because your mind changes its mind

all the time.

It's unreliable!

It believes this today -

doesn't believe that tomorrow.

So a belief is very...

volatile.

The best thing you can do

is believe nothing.

Oh, how do you do that?

How do you believe nothing?

Well, in order for you

to believe nothing

you need to be anchored,

you need to have

the point of your perception,

the point of reference

at a different place.

Not in your mind.

Because if the point of reference

and perception

is inside your mind,

your mind clings to beliefs,

ideas and mindsets.

And like I said:

it is always, always, always

going to be limiting.

You want to be

basing your perception,

your point of reference

in something

that is

unlimited,

infinite.

Your true true true self.

And what is that?

It is beyond the mind.

It is somewhere beyond the mind.

It is beyond

the mindsets,

it's beyond the beliefs,

you are moving yourself

into the realm of spirit.

And there

you don't need to have any beliefs.

You just know.

And that's a very beautiful place.

So, for example,

you can...

like that example of

'no one likes me'

you can try and work

on your mindset, so to speak,

and convert it into something positive,

or

you can go

and connect with your soul.

And at that level

you know.

You don't need to believe

whether anybody likes you or not at all.

You just know.

You know who you are

and you also know

that you have everything you need

in this moment,

that you are okay,

you are enough.

And...

that's all you need.

I hope this serves you,

let me know if it does.

If you have any comments or questions

leave them in the comments below,

I love hearing from you.

And I'll see you in the next episode.

If you liked this video

subscribe to my channel

and if you want to be

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sign up to my Newsletter,

I send out inspirational tips

every week.

I'd love to connect with you

and I'd love to help you

make your biggest dream come true.

I'll see you in the next episode.

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Boil the noodle in the water, with sesame oil and salt

Each time it boils, pour some cold water

When you repeat this 3 times, then it's done

Wash it with cold water

Wet your squid with the sea snail oil

Slice the cucumber

Finely julienne the spring onion

Mix all the sauce ingredients

Mix the sauce and salad

Season the noodle with soy sauce and sesame oil

It's done

Bon appetit!

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This is how we roll Tuesday 6/13/2017 - Duration: 4:12.

John M, on the trail headed north

Bob K and Linda

Linda flying like she has wings

John W on the move don't blink your eyes...

Renae cursing on International

John "Roscoe" Lowe cursing on International

Renae, Ralph and Sandy

The group on International

I tried to get the camera turned on to catch the 2 Sand Hill Cranes that were standing in the middle of the road.

Ralph eastbound on the trail

Some more Bob K and Linda

Carl and Bob K

This is what Ralph Looks like from the front

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EE Home Broadband Help & How To: Help fixing your connection - Duration: 4:59.

Having problems with your internet? Don't worry, we're going to do our best

to get you back up and running as quickly as possible. In this video we'll

take you through six easy steps to help you find out what's going wrong. It's worth

having your Quick Start guide to hand.

If you're new customer or home mover we'll text you when your broadband is

live. Please note this could take up until midnight so ensure your broadband

is live before setting up your router.

Next let's look at your landline. Using the filter provided plug your phone into

the phone socket and then check that you can hear a dial tone and that there

isn't any crackling on the line. If you can't hear a dial tone or there's

crackling online call it straight away from your mobile. Assuming your phone

line's okay turn your router off and on again. Do the same with all your other

devices too to make sure it's not the router causing the problem. If that

doesn't work pause this video for a sec and visit this link to check if there

are wider issues in your area. But remember if that's not the problem come

back and keep watching because we've got a few more troubleshooting tips.

Right, plugs and cables. We recommend you only use the new plugs and cables that came

in the box with your router. You need to make sure they're all plugged in correctly too,

and that power is going into your router.

If your router doesn't work at all, then contact us and we'll help you

out. To get the most stable connection it's

always best to plug your router into the master socket, which is the socket where

your line enters the property. If your master socket looks like this then you

should filter provided, but if it looks like this you should plug your router and

phone directly into the socket. Once you've checked everything is set up and

plugged in correctly, check the lights on your router. They should be solid green.

If they aren't solid green or if they're red, check your Quick Start Guide for a

key on what the lights mean and then give us a call. First, let's make sure

you're connecting to the right Wi-Fi network. If you can see your wireless

network name, select 'connect' or 'join' on your wireless device. And, when prompted,

enter the wireless password that's printed on the Keep Me card you received with the

router. Now let's check whether there's a problem with your Wi-Fi. If you have a

device with an Ethernet port such as a laptop, plug it directly into the router

using the following steps.

You will have received an Ethernet cable along with

your router. Plug one end of the ethernet cable into

any of the yellow Ethernet sockets on the back of your router. Plug the other

end into the Ethernet socket on your device. If you can access the internet

when you plug in, there's probably a problem with your Wi-Fi. This problem

could be caused by interference from other wireless networks near your home.

Changing the channel on your router can help fix the problem. To do this, just

press the intelligent wireless button on your router. If you look like one of

these options. Press this briefly and your router will check if it's using

the best Wi-Fi Channel and swap if it isn't. The position of your router in

your home can also affect your Wi-Fi signal strength. You can get more

information on this, here.

Sometimes the wiring between the master socket and any extension sockets around

your home can cause connection problems. That's why we recommend always

connecting your router to the master socket. If this improves your connection

but means your Wi-Fi doesn't reach all rooms of your house, you can boost your

wireless signal with a Wi-Fi extender. If you're still having problems there might

be a problem with your home's internal wiring. To find out for sure

try connecting directly to the openreach test socket. To do this unplug your

router from the power supply, make sure nothing's connected to the phone socket

at all. Unscrew the two screws on the bottom half of the socket, remove the

faceplate from the bottom half of the socket, being careful not to move any

wires. You'll find that openreach test socket behind the faceplate. Plug the

filter with broadband wire connection in here. If the connection works, it suggests

you've got a problem with the internal wiring of your home, so you'll need to

contact a qualified electrician/ Hopefully we solved any problems you've

been having and your device is now connected to your router. If you're still

having connection issues, please get in touch.

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How to Find the Coolest Places in the Ruhr Valley // Sponsored - Duration: 4:06.

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okay

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This is where we're going next

Discovering old dumps

We're attempting to go up there

Welcome to the second dump today

I'm at the top of the industrial oven

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you can see the whole park

Let me show you my motel room

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and you can totally tell why (it's called like that)

isn't this cool?

a round bed

I have my own disco ball

look at that sink

and the toilet

it has it's own slot

and Betty Boob

or is it Betty Poop?

In the Weißenburger Straße in Dortmund

there is a whole street just filled with artwork

an some of it

has actually been painted and commissioned by the North School

so this is really cool

to get the community involved

in making this place brighter and more colourful

of course even in street art football is a very important topic

cause after all, we're in Dortmund

and they are the proudest football fans ever

I finally found a major graffiti hot spot

here in Essen

and this is at the border of the city

in the harbour area

underneath the autobahn

you can probably hear it

I'm sorry

but this is major

every pillar has graffiti

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How to draw a landscape with a windmill with soft pastels 🎨 Landscapes - Duration: 16:54.

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How to setup a drip irrigation system - Part 1 - Duration: 8:55.

Hi this is Peter Stanley, welcome to my channel.

Today I want to talk about

how to setup a

drip irrigation system

really the basics of one

give you some

ideas on how to design your own

and show you my drip system

as an example

so at the very basic level

you would need a water source

usually a spigot

and you need a filter

the one I have is inline filter

but you don't have to use an inline filter

and

below that you would need a pressure reducer

and then your main line

usually this is

like 1/2" tubing

so that would attach there

and on the end you would have a terminator

and

then you would need to connect

the main line to you drip emitter

that's normally done with 1/4" tubing

so this would, kind of like that

It doesn't have to be two, it could just be one

that would attach to an emitter

and that would stake next to your plant

so when you turn the water on

it sends water

to all the emitters that are attached.

connections are made

with barbed fittings

1/4" and I use a tool

to, just kind of give a

like say this is the 2"

sorry, 1/2" tubing

punch a hole in it with a special tool

and then you would insert a barbed connector

and if you're doing just one line you would use a single

connector

one end would stick in there

and the other end would attach to your poly tubing

or if you wanted to do two lines you could

use a tee connector

and so the poly tubing would connect to each end

so that was how I designed my first one

I had a tee connector with

lines on each side to my plants

with one emitter

so basically if you want to design your own

there are some things to consider

first you need to

look at how much grow space you have

to setup your system

the number of plants and type of plants

I grow peppers mostly

so my example fits the model for the number of plants I'm growing

spacing between

plants, and that

is more determined by the type, depending on how big your plants get

and your budget

what I recommend doing

is sketch out your system

with all these factors considered

and then determine

what parts you need

and

goto somewhere that sells drip parts and

see how much it would cost to

to buy all of these

and the next thing I recommend is to

find a kit

that approximates what you're doing

I use Drip Depot

I'm affiliate of theirs, so

the link I have in the description, if you

buy something through there I'll earn a commission

but I've recommend them long before I became an affiliate

but they're just a good company

but you don't have to use them, there are other

drip companies, and some of the big box stores have kits

so I encourage you to

sketch out your system

based on your space and your requirements

and then look at the number of parts you need

these are things like

how much tubing

and also the number of like

barbed connectors or

whatever you use to connect your

1/4" line

number of

1/2" connectors

I like the Perma-loc

they work really well

and things like your

pressure reducer

filter

and also I recommend

a timer

turn your system on and off

and also a

an adapter for the spigot

it's like a little Y adapter

and they have individual shutoff

your drip system

would connect to that and

this other side allows you to use your water hose

independently of your drip system

so those a really, you can get those for 5 or 6 dollars

I want to give you a quick overview

of how I designed my system

so from the, and this is how I initially

designed it, I made some upgrades

so I have the filter

pressure reducer

my timer was above all that

so I did two rows

so I kind went like that

and then I did a little

elbow

one row

and a tee adapter there

another row

and the rows were about 25 feet long

but this is just showing kind of

the overview

barbed tees

of course I had terminators on the end

and then I used 1/4" tubing

on

and one drip emitter per plant

so in this scenario I need these essential parts

and

how ever many plants, I think last year I had

about 60 plants

so you've just got to figure up how much of what you need

so I had barbed tee connectors

I had drip emitters

and I use the 1/2 gallon

per hour but you can use faster

faster rate ones

if you use faster ones you just run it for less time

you kinda have to test run to see

how long it takes to run through

the faster the emitter the less time

you need, but the 1/2 gallon

per hour work fine

so you need to determine how much 1/2" tubing

how much 1/4" tubing you need

how many emitters

and your connectors like

tee connector, elbow connector, two terminators

I think I also had a shut off valve connector

I think I've got one here also

if I need to isolate parts of it

so that was

how I did

last two years and I made a few

upgrades

primarily

the way I do my connections

like for the emitters

so like this

is the tee barb

and that's the main line

the way I did mine this year is

had 24 inch line

another tee connector

and then two

12 inch lines

and an emitter on each end

so with this system I've got two emitters

per plant

and it gives a little better even coverage

and provides some redundancy

and also another change I made

I gave more spacing than I have been

what I do now is I've got

36 inch

spacing between

pairs and that

cause with peppers, if you're growing small plants it's not

as big of a deal

but

some of the types of peppers can get really large

so as they start growing out

you'll really

be glad you gave it some more spacing

cause it makes, they'll start growing in together

it's hard to tell them apart

so that's

a basic

overview and

on my system I actually have

one the very end, space

to add two more pairs

or one pair on each row

so I'm going to show

you how I do those and how

I punch the holes and make

all the connections

just to walk through that

show you how easy it is and

kind of give you an implementation

I'm also using a fert injector this year too

and the first two years I didn't use a fert injector

basically

the way it work is

this'll be an in

out

so your

line come in

go out, so it's basically

in line with your drip system

the actual injector will be on the bottom

and

reservoir of nutrients

and this would have a feed tube

that sucks this up

and injects that into the stream

so when you

what's going out to your plants has nutrients

if you don't use that

what I used

last two years was

just mixing slow release fertilizer

into the potting mix

so that way every time I watered I was also feeding

my plants, this year I'm

not using slow release fertilizer, I'm just using

hydroponic nutrients

actually using

dyna-gro

7-9-5

that's just

what I'm trying out this year

normally I use Master blend

but this is like an all-in-one solution

so it's a little easier

even though it costs a little more

so anyway let's go ahead

and go outside, and I'll give you a

first hand look at how

my system looks now

and also

how to install those

emitters

and the, all the connections for that

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How to Choose the Right Pyranometer for your Application - Duration: 6:40.

Hello my name is Schuyler Smith and I do technical sales and support here at Apogee Instruments.

Today we are going to talk about pyranometers, choosing the right one for you.

We are going to go over what they measure, the difference between

the SP-100, 200, and 500 series, the output options for each of those types of series, what is the SP-420, and

then we're just going to talk about a few common applications that you might use a pyranometer for.

Apogee (SP) pyranometers, they measure shortwave radiation and they give that output in watts per meter squared.

All sensors are calibrated to match the spectral response of high-end blackbody thermopile pyranometers.

To better illustrate this, we have here our solar radiation spectrum.

Our silicon-cell pyranometer spectral response is between 360 to 1120 nanometers.

That's the spectral response but it's actual calibrated range is that 285 to 2800 nanometers.

Our new blackbody thermopile pyranometer is from 385 to 2105 nanometers but again it is also calibrated to that 285 to 2800 nanometer range. How do we do that?

We do that because we're actually calibrating to these high-end secondary standards.

These are ISO classified secondary standards.

You can see the devices over here and the type. Then we also send those back to NREL in Golden, Colorado.

We send those in every other year, different sensors, so that we have the most up-to-date calibrations for each of these secondary standards.

You can read that information it's also available on our website.

What is the difference between Apogee pyranometers?

We are going to go over it in a minute here, but first the thermopile pyranometer.

There's an excellent video already out there by my colleague Mark Blonquist so click there if you've never

heard of the SP-500 or did not know that Apogee had a thermopile pyrometer. There's some great information there.

Then also there below, you can click on that and that will bring up a comparison table that we're going to go over here in a few slides.

If you want to click on that that's the information right there.

SP-100 and SP-200, the SP-100 series is that silicon-cell based sensor.

Spectral response from 360 to 1120 nanometers and it's self-powered so you don't need to power these, and the range is from 0 to 350 millivolts.

The SP-230 is the same as the SP-110 it just has a heater built into the head that you connect up to a 12-volt power supply, and

then when you're using it year-round it's going to melt off the frost, the snow, the rain, the dew.

The beauty is that these sensors are interchangeable.

That means that if ou have SP-110s now and you'd like to switch it for an SP-230 it's easy just swap it out.

They have the same calibration factor so none of that has to be changed,

and then you just need to connect the 12-volt power supply and then the heater will be set.

The SP-200 is that same sensor, silicon-cell, we've just amplified each of them

so that it gives different outputs, either a 0 to 2.5 volt, 0 to 5 volt, or 4 to 20 miliamp.

They do require 5 to 24 volts to power those sensors in order to get those outputs.

Each of those sensors are interchangeable by type, so SP-215 can be swapped out for another SP-215.

The SP-500 and SP-600 series, that is the thermopile sensor. As we mentioned there is a great video on that.

They have the wider spectral response.

It is self-powered, so it has that small millivolt signal and we'll go over that range here in a second.

They also do include that built-in heater where you just connect that to that 12-volt power supply and they are heated as well.

Each one of them does have an individual calibration factor so they're not interchangeable.

You do have to change the calibration factor when you put a new SP-500 in for an SP-500.

The SP-510 is upward-facing that you see there, and the SP-610 is downward-facing.

Here's that table that we said we had that link to a little earlier.

There's a lot of good information so if you want to pause it and look at this.

I just want to go across here on the output range SP-110 is 0 to 350 millivolts, SP-212 is 0 to 2.5 volts,

SP-214 is 4 to 20 milliamps, SP-215 is 0 to 5 volts, SP-230 is 0 to 350 milivolts,

then the SP-510 is 0 to 114 millivolts, and

the sensitivity and factor here are both approximate because they have those individual calibration factors.

The SP-420, now as you can see it's got the the black head

so it is the same silicon-cell sensor as the SP-100 and 200,

it connects straight to a computer or tablet to display the output and

then it is used with our Apogee connect software.

That software is free to download so you can look at that.

Then just an example of what our software looks like is right here.

You can see that's just giving you the instantaneous reading right there of what your watts per meter squared would be.

That is logging it and then logging it to a CSV file so you can access that on your computer.

I do want to mention as well that this is open software.

If you want to connect it to your own or build your own software,

we can provide you with those command codes

just give us an email or send us an email, and we can work with you on that.

Common pyranometer applications:

available shortwave solar radiation for solar panels, probably the most popular,

or weather station solar irradiance.

It also can be used for those evapotranspiration calculations, energy balance to approximate net radiation,

and then estimate solar thermal load on commercial buildings.

These are just kind of a handful that we just picked out, just to kind of mention.

If you have an idea that you want to use one for, send us an email or phone call and

we will talk to you and see if it's going to fit your specific application.

Thank you very much for watching! Feel free to send us a email there.

If you have any questions, feel free to comment below we'll get right back to those,

and don't forget to click right there to subscribe to our channel.

Thank you!

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How To Make D.I.Y Joystick / Fling mini Joystick for mobile legend and Realm of Valor - Duration: 5:13.

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please like and subscribe my channel

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How I Used To Sound Before Puberty Hit (#ThrowbackThursday) - Duration: 1:39.

What's up guys,

Sean16 here

And this is a quick video for Throwback Thursday

To how I used to sound before puberty hit

So this is on the Dell Webcam Central

On my Mother's Laptop

Not on mine because I don't have Dell Webcam

But... here we go

This is how I used to sound like a 13 year old kid

That's it

This is it

Like it kinda sounds like [the old] me

Like, except for it [the voice] kinda goes over the top

But this legit sounds like [the old] me

So this ain't the kid voice

So this is the kid voice [setting]

It's like a mixture, to me, To Me

It's like a mixture between a chipmunk and a white kid

That's not racist, white kid?

That's not racist, I ain't racist

But..

This...

Was my old voice, this was my old voice

And...

This is on the Male to Female [voice] settiding

I said Settiding [Lmao]

Wow, that's uh... That came out so wrong

But it's on Male to female setting

It's laughable, so basically when I was 13

I was a boy that sounded like a girl

[Laughing]

Yeah...

So yeah that's basically it

That's how, that's how I used to sound as a kid

This is how I use to sound before puberty

So... I don't usually do these things

I'm gonna say the outro, in the kid voice

Even though it was a short video

But anyway, If you enjoyed this video of my old voice

Smash that LIKE button

Comedent

God, that came out wrong

Comment

Subscribe

Look me up on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and I will see you next time on my original voice

I may do future videos on this voice again, it's so awesome :)

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LET'S NOT FIGHT...about how long she takes to get ready - Duration: 7:38.

Don't make me nervous. Go away

Go away

Okay so I'm just waiting for Ellen to get ready

*impatient breath*

We were suppose to go to the mall last week but

but I postponed it. Now we're going today

I said we're going today! But...

now she's taking forever to get ready

doing her makeup and everything

so now I'm just waiting

What's up? How's your day?

good?

good

so today I wanted to put a little bit more effort into my appearance and I did

my makeup and stuff and I had no idea that Ryan was in a hurry to go to the

shopping mall today I just I took yeah I took like 30 minutes

R: NO!

I haven't done it

R: One Hour

I took a while okay I took a while it

it takes time

Not "a while". An hour

almost an hour and ten minutes

E: okay. An hour and ten minutes

See what I mean? Sensitive

what?

Why am I sensitive when you're like

yelling at me to eat my bananna

How can I yell?

*mumble mumble mumble* bananna *mumble*

hmm?

I can't yell. I'm Deaf

It's true. Can't yell. Sorry

I understand. I wasn't clear. I'm sorry

That's what I thought ya know

You okay babe?

Here's the thing I do

When she's sad or grumpy. I put music on

That helps you right?

*radio* Kost 103.5

huh?

We're done fighting

We're over it

over. over it

He said he wasn't mocking me

I was wrong. He wasn't mocking me

R: come here

What?

We've never been here before so I don't know where we're going

E: yeah

but we'll try to find it

I'm kinda confused

Let's go!

E: kinda confused about where we're going

*music*

E: haha it's not an automatic door

Love you

E: I don't think we've been here before

R: yes we have

E: Is this your new ride?

yeahhh

E: oooo

E: We've got the party in here

We can put big drinks

E: for your coffee babe

Yeah, for sure

E: Babe, you ready to get out?

What?

E: you ready to get out?

Yep

Babe, I promise. One day I'll buy you a Tesla

E: We found you

actually here because I bought some Fathletic workout clothes online and they

didn't fit so I thought I would just come here and try them on

To figure out what size I am

*music*

yes!

I got my work out clothes!

We're going to Islands!

Happy Hour right now actually

chips

chips? chips? chips?

chips

good chips

R: Ready to eat?

uhuh. Ready to eat

R: Go for it!

R: Ready to go home?

Yes. Almost forgot my stuff

ok so funny thing is is that half way through eat.

oh wait. No, not half way through eating but like

right before the food

came I was looking for my phone and I couldn't find it so I

freaked out and I ran back to the store because I think I thought I left

it in the changing room but I couldn't find it there. The store manager said it wasn't

there so I ran all the way back. The food was then I realized I left it in

the car

Well at least I hope it's in the car

well we'll see if it's in the car

if it's not gonna freak out again

please please let. AHAH!

hahaha why'd you

where? where?

where?

E: oh

Ryan and I have a game where buggies are kisses. No, buggies are hit

and then the other person has to kiss the other person and then Uber is tickle

and limo is pinches

and Ryan just saw a Uber over there

anyways I hope it's in there I hope I hope I hope

R: okay let's see

I hope it's in there

If my phone's not in there I'm going to freak out

E: *gasp* Ah! it's in there

E: It's on the charger

yay!

haha

Oh my gosh. I can not loose this

I can't loose my phone

thank you. thank you thank you thank you

Okay, we're gonna end the vlog here

Thanks for watching

bye

Sign Duo

OUT!

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How far you can legally go to rescue a child in danger in a hot car - Duration: 1:40.

VALLEY.

WELL HERE WE ARE -- AND AHEAD

OF THIS WEEKEND'S HUNDRED-PLUS

TEMPERATURES --- 13 ACTION NEWS

REPORTER...

DAVID SCHUMAN...

WENT TO THE EXPERTS TO FIND OUT

HOW TO STAY SAFE...AS WELL AS

HOW FAR THE LAW SAYS YOU CAN GO

-- TO RESCUE SOMEONE IN DANGER.

MELANIE BANGLE AND HER

COWORKERS ARE JUST HITTING

THEIR BUSY SEASON.

WELCOME TO SUMMER.

21:56:33 MELANIE BANGLE,

COMMUNITY AMBULANCE PARAMEDIC

"IT INCREASES OUR CALL VOLUME,

THE HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES,

ESPECIALLY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE

DAY TO THE EARLY EVENING WHEN

IT'S THE HOTTEST." THEY'RE

PARAMEDICS FOR COMMUNITY

AMBULANCE.

HEAT EXHAUSTION...AND ITS MORE

SERIOUS COUSIN...HEAT STROKE

--- ARE WHAT THEY'RE CHIEFLY ON

THE LOOKOUT FOR.

21:51:39 MELANIE "YOU'VE GONE

PAST THE POINT OF THE BODY

TAKING CARE OF ITS OWN

TEMPERATURE CONTROL SO IT'S

KIND OF LIKE BOILING YOUR

ORGANS." STAYING HYDRATED IS A

COMMON-SENSE SOLUTION...BUT

MELANIE SAYS A LOT OF PEOPLE

DON'T REALIZE HOW FAST THE HEAT

CAN BECOME UNSAFE.

CARS ROUTINELY GET TO 100

DEGREES OR MORE INSIDE.

LEAVING A CHILD OR PET FOR TOO

LONG CAN BE DEADLY.

21:55:49 "WE ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE

IF YOU SEE A CHILD IN A CAR,

BREAK THE WINDOW.

YOU'RE COVERED UNDER THE GOOD

SAMARITAN LAW IF YOU'RE TRYING

TO SAVE SOMEBODY.

IF YOU SEE AN ANIMAL IN A CAR,

YOU CAN ALSO BREAK THE WINDOW

AND GET THEM OUT." DAVID

SCHUMAN "IF YOU'RE IN A

SITUATION WHERE YOU NEED TO

BREAK A CAR WINDOW, PARAMEDICS

PUNCH THE WINDOW ALONG THE

EDGES, NOT IN THE MIDDLE WHERE

THE WINDOW IS STRONGEST...IT

SHOULD DO THE TRICK." AT 6 --

WE MEASURED THE TEMPERATURE

INSIDE ONE OF THE AMBULANCES

AFTER JUST MINUTES OUT IN THE

SUN.

YOU WON'T BELIEVE HOW HIGH INTO

TRIPLE DIGITS THOSE NUMBERS

GET.

IN HENDERSON...DAVID

SCHUMAN..13 ACTION NEWS.

SO YOU KNOW IT'S HOT OUT

THERE...

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How to build an app - Duration: 5:36.

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How to get viwes likes and subscribers on YouTube fast and easy ! - Duration: 3:06.

Hey i show you how to get views on youtube

Click the client button and then the blue button and then the start button

You will open the movie on youtube do not delete the card will shut it and do what you want to show there are other videos that will then give you points

You can also give other people likes or subscriptions to get points for it. Points for which you can buy the likes or subscriptions for you channel or under your videos

Also you can buy yours vives by using real money

Thanks for watching

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