Youtube daily an Jun 13 2017

The following is a video clip from the webcast, "Four Ways to Boost Simulation Data Processing

Using Python".

In this segment, Matt Ozalas talks about how to compute circuit and model values prior

to running a simulation.

Matt shows us an example of how to synthesize an acoustic filter by using a residual extraction

technique.

All right.

So back to the presentation.

We've got three down and one to go.

In the previous three, I've really talked about how to post-process data.

This has been all about post-processing, right?

Basically, what we've done is taken the data that we have after simulation and manipulate

it into some manner.

Well, in this last example, we're going to do something a little bit different.

We're actually going to preprocess data.

So we're going to synthesize the filter before we run the simulation and get those filter

values in.

And the filter that I'm going to synthesize is an acoustic resonator filter.

So these are widely used in RF systems.

And generally speaking, if you told me to go design a filter, the first thing I would

probably think about doing is synthesizing it.

But for acoustic filters, it's really challenging to synthesize something.

I haven't seen it in any of the software packages out there, the ability to do that.

So, I spent a lot of time in Python and looked at some of the stuff in the literature and

basically wrote a Python script to synthesize a ladder filter.

And I actually had that before I built any of this data link stuff.

It was already kind of there.

And so, given that I've got this Python script, I want to show you how to tie it into the

simulation.

So I'm going to synthesize the filter and Python.

And how can we tie this together with the simulation so that the values from the filter

just preload right into the schematic and I can immediately validate if I've done a

synthesis step, whether or not my filter response agrees with what I thought it did from the

synthesis.

And just to give you a little bit of background on acoustic resonators, the challenge with

synthesizing them is really that they're not one element.

They're at least three elements.

And so it's usually a Series LC.

That's the acoustic part of it.

And then there's some kind of parasitic-like overlap capacitance.

And just digging in to that a little more, the Series LC, the mechanical or acoustic

elements give you this series resonance, and the parallel capacitance gives you a parallel

resonance.

And those happen pretty close in frequency.

So usually these are very, very high Q resonators.

And the way that they're built is by cascading sets of them together.

So we can create a ladder network by doing a series resonator and a shunt resonator.

And usually the shunt resonators are detuned in frequency.

So those set the lower band pass null and the series resonator will set the higher band

pass null.

So we can improve the rejection of the nulls by just adding more elements to the filter.

That's usually what's done.

The challenge is, so you can get great, here's the rejection that you get out

of the null.

So you can see the nulls are getting much, much deeper as we add more elements.

But the problem is, let's say I use the exact same element in series and then I use the

exact same elements in shunt.

If I did that, I would get a passband response that doesn't look great.

It ends up looking kind of ripply.

So it's not completely ideal.

So to achieve a nice passband response, the filter elements need to be tuned or optimized

or designed to get some kind of response.

So I don't have nearly enough time to cover all the details about this.

This is another area where I could spend the entire webcast just talking about this one

subject.

But there's a paper out there that I based this on.

And what I do is essentially obtain a characteristic Chebyshev polynomial with finite transmission

zeroes.

And so I can take the specs that someone gives me and generate this type of polynomial.

So I've done that for the input impedance here.

So the key is keeping the numerator and denominator s-domain polynomials intact.

And then I pass those s-domain polynomials into a separate function to generate the filter.

So I start with an ideal Chebyshev response.

Then I generate a realistic filter with these resonator components.

And basically what I do is I use this residual extraction technique where we look at the

filter response at each of the zeroes.

And when we do it in the right way, everything else just kind of disappears and we're able

to focus in on a particular resonator.

So the output of this Python script, it's really just we print out a few values here.

And that was the state that it was in.

So linking it to ADS, I actually start in the data display and I specify some filter

specs.

And then I'm going to pass those into Python and it's going to synthesize the filter.

And what it will return is the low-pass prototype response.

To it'll send me the frequency response of the low-pass prototype that it generates.

At the same time, it's also going to make a file.

So it'll do that in the background.

And this file is going to have the elements of each of the filter components in it.

And so I can access that in simulation using a data access component and just preload those

values directly into my simulation, so all I need to do is hit simulate and I have the

simulated response of the ladder network.

So, I'll give you a really quick demo of that, too.

So here's my schematic.

This is my ladder network.

And just to kind of push in to each one of the components, these all look the same and

they're just series resonance and a parallel resonance here.

And in this case, if I try to hit simulate, I'll get an error because the file doesn't

exist yet.

I haven't synthesized anything yet.

So I'm trying to read a file that doesn't exist.

But let me open the data display now.

So this is the Python script I'm going to use.

It's called Ladder Synthesis BVD.

And these are the specs.

So this is the low and high side of the band pass, and then these are the transmission

zeroes that I specify.

And by the way, I can specify more zeroes.

I just, in this case, did four of them.

And I'm also going to specify the return loss.

So let me do that.

And it's going to go in the background in turn and give me a prototype filter response.

So that's return directly from Python.

And you can see that this is an equiripple response.

And also it's low pass.

So this is not frequency scaled yet.

So when I go over to the simulator, what happened is, hopefully, this file was created.

And so when I hit "Simulate," now it simulates.

And that's it.

There's my response with all my resonators that have been synthesized at 2 gigahertz.

So this is the scaled version of this filter.

So I can sit here and now start evaluating the filter.

Rather than typing in values from the synthesis to the simulation, we can do that pre-computation

step and just have everything get populated into the schematic.

For more infomation >> Synthesizing an Acoustic Filter by a Residual Extraction Technique - Duration: 6:42.

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A Dogtrot Cabin in Finland | K2S Architects | Small House Desin - Duration: 2:03.

A Dogtrot Cabin in Finland | K2S Architects | Small House Desin

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome An Overview - Carpal Tunnel Master & Beyond - Duration: 6:37.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: An Overview

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How To Execute An Informational Interview - Duration: 3:36.

- Hello, and welcome to another episode of Ask Cheeky.

I'm Isaiah Hankel with Cheeky Scientist,

and today's question comes from Mi Nah.

Mi says, "Can you kindly

"explain to me how to execute an informational interview?"

Great question.

If you don't know what an informational interview is,

very simply, it's interviewing somebody

who's job you want to discover how they got it.

So again, you're interviewing someone who's job you want

or you're interested in, to discover

how they got it, how they like it.

And there's some key questions you wanna ask.

Most importantly though, when you set up

an informational interview, or when you approach it,

you want to make sure that the other person knows

what kind of questions your gonna be asking them

and how much time of theirs you're gonna take.

This will put them at ease, make them very comfortable.

Right, don't make it seem like it could go on for hours,

that you have a list of 100 questions.

Instead, tell them how much time it's gonna take.

If it's your first informational interview with them,

if it's a phone call or even a sit down,

you might wanna be thinking about five minutes

for a phone call, maybe 15 minutes for a sit down.

Don't ask for too much of a commitment.

This will put them at ease.

And then tell them the topics that you're gonna talk about.

I'll give you those topics in a second.

And really, just tell them it's

gonna be an informal conversation.

If it's another industry professional,

not a hiring manager or recruiter you're talking to,

then it is an informational interview,

and it should be approached as such.

It's different than an interview.

That being said, informational interviews often turn into

actual interviews because you'll be asking them

questions about the position, the other person will

see your value, see that you've actually done

research on the company, and that you'd be

valuable to work with, and they might start asking

you some questions, and it'll turn into an

informal interview, and they'll very likely

ask for your resume, so make sure you bring your resume.

And make sure you write down some questions beforehand.

Again, not 100 questions, just a few questions.

And your questions wanna center on five different topics

I've written down here, I made a couple of notes.

The first is on preparation.

So how did the other person learn about the position?

Or how did they get the position?

Okay, the second one is current fit.

What is their current responsibility?

So you wanna ask about their responsibilities,

what they're currently doing on a day-to-day basis.

The third one is future fit.

What is their career trajectory?

Great, they got this position now,

how long do they have to wait for a promotion?

Is it gonna be three years, ten years?

Can you get promoted any year?

What's the next title?

Do you see people getting into

management from this position?

Then, company fit, right?

So what is the company culture like?

Always ask about the culture.

It shows that you understand what's important.

At a company, at an industry, you wanna make sure you're

finding a company that's a right fit for you culturally.

Culture includes processes, includes what you wear,

your dress, how people communicate with each other

at the office, whether they show up late,

there's a lot of subtopics under

the overall umbrella of culture.

And then finally, lifestyle.

What is the work-life balance?

Pros, Cons? Are you traveling a lot?

These are the questions you need

to be asking for an informational interview.

And again, don't try to make it this big formal thing,

make it relaxed, tell them it's not gonna take much time,

you don't have a lot of questions,

and approach it as a journalist, not as a lawyer.

You're not grilling them with questions.

Don't try to make them stay on track

to answer all of your questions.

Instead, ask questions and let the conversation go...

Let the conversation go where they want to take it.

Let them talk about what they're passionate about.

Let them go off on tangents.

So that takes us to the end of this episode.

Until next time, remember your value as a PHD

and start thinking and acting like a

successful industry professional.

For more infomation >> How To Execute An Informational Interview - Duration: 3:36.

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An Ode To The Stanley Cup Clincher - Duration: 1:50.

ALL FIVE OF THE PENGUINS DAILY

CUBS HAVE BEEN CLENCHED ON THE

ROAD.

FANS WATCHING A PPG PAINTS

ARENA MADE IT SEEM LIKE A HOME

GAME. Reporter: WITH THE

PENGUINS IN NASHVILLE AND FANS

IN STEEL CITY, THEY GATHERED ON

SUNDAY TO CHEER BY COMMITTEE.

IT WAS ONLY AN IMAGE THAT

DANCED ON THE ICE, BUT FOR 10

BUCKS A TICKET, YOU CAN'T BEAT

THE PRICE.

THE GAME LINGERED ON AT 020,

FANS WAITED AND WONDERED, WHO

WILL BE THE HERO.

NERVOUSLY TWITCHING, THEY

FOLLOW THE FLOW, AND THEN, WITH

135 LEFT TO GO, PATRIC

HORNQVIST, THE WINTER, THE

CHAIR WAS RESOUNDING.

MY HEART WAS POUNDING.

THAT CATFISH ON ICE WAS NO

LONGER A THREAT.

AN EMPTY NET GOAL PUT AN END TO

THE STRESS AND STANLEY CUP T-

SHIRTS WERE HOT OFF THE PRESS.

THE FELLOW NAMED BATMAN WAS

EATING IT UP.

BACK-TO-BACK SEEMED AN

IMPOSSIBLE DREAM.

I ALWAYS HAD FAITH IN OUR

TEAM. Reporter: ON THE SOUTH

SIDE THE MAINSTREAM FILLED UP

WITH FANS, AS EAST CARSON

STREET MOTORISTS MADE OTHER

PLANS.

IT IS A GREAT TIME TO BE A

FLIGHTLESS BIRD FAN.

CLOSE THE DOOR ELVIS, THE

PENGUINS PASS THROUGH IT.

For more infomation >> An Ode To The Stanley Cup Clincher - Duration: 1:50.

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What If a Patent Is Based on Traditional Knowledge? - Duration: 1:26.

Traditional knowledge means different things to different people.

It may relate to genetic resources, plants, animals, insects,

that are native to the area where that particular community resides.

Indigenous peoples have an insight into sustainable development and conservation and protection of biodiversity

and that there's something important in that that we need to hear.

When Indigenous people suffer from illnesses from microbes, what have they done to combat those illnesses?

Have they used plants, have they used some food?

These are clues to potential sources of medicine.

It's about justice. It's about fairness.

That's ultimately what people working on TK are trying to address.

And that's why this project is important -

how to we find a way to provide protection for traditional knowledge

while maintaining incentives for innovation within the IP system?

For more infomation >> What If a Patent Is Based on Traditional Knowledge? - Duration: 1:26.

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Running Man Will Be Made Into An Animated TV Show - Duration: 2:13.

Running Man Will Be Made Into An Animated TV Show

SBS is working on a childrens animation version of the famous variety show, Running Man.

The new animation show will be based on Running Mans 2014 episode called, Animal Kingdom.

Each of the 6 members will be portrayed as their signature animal from the show.

Yoo Jae Seok will be a grasshopper. Kim Jong Kook will be a tiger.

Lee Kwang Soo a giraffe.

Ji Seok Jin an impala.

And Song Ji Hyo will be a cat.

SBS partnered up with LINE, a messenger app company, to design and create the specific characters.

Running Man the animation is set to begin airing in the later half of 2017!.

For more infomation >> Running Man Will Be Made Into An Animated TV Show - Duration: 2:13.

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"Let's Dance": So rührend übergibt Gil den Pokal an Papa Abi - Duration: 1:50.

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If You Rub A Freshly Cut Tomato On Your Face For 3 Seconds, Here's The Incredible Effects ! - Duration: 2:19.

Tomato and Acne!!

Acne can be frustrating and uncomfortable, and even embarrassing at nearly any age.

The red inflamed skin can even be painful.

While getting rid of acne takes a bit of devotion to your skin care regimen, it doesn't have

to be expensive, or take a lot of time.

In fact, the solution to your breakouts may be growing in your vegetable garden.

Using tomato as part of your skin care routine can help clear up acne, and reduce the appearance

of acne scars.

This fruit is high in several vitamins like, Vitamins A, C, E, K, and B6.

These vitamins in this tasty food help shrink pores, and provide your skin with much-needed

nourishment.

Tomatoes actually contain salicylic acid, an ingredient you'll find listed on many

commercial treatments.

Usage.

The simple solution is sometimes the best.

Simply slice the tomato in half, and rub it on the affected areas of your face.

Massage the juice into your skin, and rinse.

While it's not the most effective treatment, it works great for minor breakouts, and when

you only have a few minutes to get it done.

Tomato face mask.

If you have a little bit of extra time, this method should work well on even heavy acne.

Take a tomato and make slight cuts on the skin.

Then, place the tomato under warm water for about a minute and remove the skin.

Remove the tomato seeds, and mash up the rest of your tomato into a paste.

Apply this paste to your entire face, and let it set for about an hour before rinsing.

You can also add mashed cucumber, or yogurt to the mask mixture, to reduce painful acne.

Tomato juice facewash.

If you don't want to sit around for an hour with tomato on your face, try this variation.

Mix one tablespoon of tomato juice with a few drops of lemon juice in a small dish.

Apply this mixture to affected areas of the skin, and let it set for about five minutes,

then rinse with warm water.

Thanks for watching the video!

Please don't forget to share, like, and comment on the video!

For more infomation >> If You Rub A Freshly Cut Tomato On Your Face For 3 Seconds, Here's The Incredible Effects ! - Duration: 2:19.

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Roy Oppenheim on the Benefits to an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage - Duration: 1:52.

Hi. This is Roy Oppenheim, Real Estate attorney, and legal blogger.

I want to talk to you today about something that people keep asking me

about, and that is, whether one should get a fixed 30-year mortgage or in fact,

get an adjustable rate mortgage. And the answer is, It really depends. But,

I always analogize it to whether or not, you're going to go to a buffet,

and how many times are you going to go up and get food. And so,

if you're going to go to that buffet, and you're only going to eat maybe once,

maybe get a little bit more desert or something at the end,

you probably should be getting an adjustable rate mortgage. Because you're

paying for the full buffet, but you're never going to use it.

It's the same thing with a 30-year mortgage. How many people do you know

actually stay in their house for 30 years? Well, I don't think I've ever met more

than one or two people in my entire career that have done so. Most people, in the

averages, stay in their home five to seven years. So, in fact,

an adjustable rate mortgage, is going to be less expensive, if it's fixed, for a

period of let's say five to seven years. I'm not talking about an adjustable rate

mortgage that's going to adjust every single year. But I'm talking

about an adjustable rate mortgage that's fixed for either 5, 7, or 10 years.

Those mortgages will typically have a lower interest rate then the 30-year fixed

mortgage because the bank has to guarantee that they're going to be accepting your

interest rate for 30 years at a fixed interest rate. You're obviously going to

be paying more. You're going to be paying more for something that you really don't

need. In fact, Alan Greenspan, even though he probably was wrong on almost everything

in terms of the economy, made one point. And he had said that most people were

wasting their money by getting 30-year mortgages. So,

I tend to agree that if you're only going to stay in your home for 5,

7, maybe 10 years max, that you probably should consider an adjustable rate

mortgage under those circumstances. But again, it's not one-size fits all.

So, if you have any questions, call us or speak to your financial adviser.

Take care. Roy Oppenheim, from the trenches. Have a good day.

For more infomation >> Roy Oppenheim on the Benefits to an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage - Duration: 1:52.

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Ocean Circulation Plays an Important Role in Absorbing Carbon from the Atmosphere - Duration: 0:42.

[music]

The ocean plays an important role in absorbing heat and carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation draws greenhouse gases and heat

deep into the ocean, helping alleviate early effects of carbon emissions.

As the ocean warms, the circulation may slow down, making it less effective

at drawing carbon dioxide and especially heat out of the atmosphere.

Studying the ocean and its capacity to absorb carbon and heat

can help scientists better understand our changing climate.

For more infomation >> Ocean Circulation Plays an Important Role in Absorbing Carbon from the Atmosphere - Duration: 0:42.

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Stay engaged this summer with an awesome reading game - Duration: 2:00.

S RARE TO VOTE TO REMOVE

SOMEONE BUT IT IS NOT

UNPRECEDENTED.

>>> HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF THE

LEARNING LOSS THAT KIDS GO TO

AFTER THEY HAVE HAD ALL OF THAT

TIME AWAY FROM SCHOOL?

CHELSEY DAVIS FOUND A FUN WAY

TO MAKE IT DOES TO PREVENT IT

FROM HAPPENING AND IT HAS A

GAME TO IT.

>> Reporter: JUST BECAUSE IT

SCHOOL OUT, THAT DOES NOT MEAN

KIDS SHOULD STOP READING.

SEVERAL WILL MAKE SURE THEY

DON'

>> OKAY, KIDS, WHO IS EXCITED

TO PLAY THIS SUMMER READING

GAME?

ALL RIGHT!

I AM FEELING MOTIVATED!

>> Reporter: JUST FOR SIGNING

UP, YOU GET A FREE BOOK AND

TOLD BACK THAT KIDS WILL GET A

COUPON FROM PETER PIPER PIZZA.

TEENAGERS 10 THROUGH 17 WILL

GET A FREE WATER BOTTLE.

ALL 62 PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN THE

COUNTY ARE GETTING ON BOARD.

THE MORE YOU READ, THE MORE YOU

GET.

THE GOAL IS 20 MINUTES PER DAY

AND THIS DEPENDS UPON WHICH --

AND THE REWARD DEPENDS UPON

WHICH CITY LIBRARY YOU CHOOSE

REACH 1000 POINTS AND YOU WILL

GET A MEDAL, A FREE BOOK AND

YOU WILL BE ENTERED INTO A

GRAND PRIZE DRAWINGS WHICH GET

YOU MEMBERSHIP TO THE

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OR THE

SCIENCE CENTER OR THE ZOO.

THE PRICES WILL VARY DEPENDING

ON WHICH LIBRARY YOU GO TO BUT

THE BEST PRIZE OF ALL IS THAT

THE KIDS ARE GOING TO HAVE FUN

AND AVOID SUMMER LEARNING LOSS

AT THE SAME TIME.

GO TO WWW.ABC15.COM /SMART

SHOPPER.

>>> THE SECONDARY AIM IS TO

REACH OUT TO THOSE PRE-K AND

GET THEM TO LEARNING WHAT THE

FAMILY SO IT IS FUN TO BE

TOGETHER.

THIS IS KIND OF WHAT THE BOARD

LOOKS LIKE AND YOU HAVE ONE

THAT YOU CAN GO ACROSS AND TRACK

ENTERING THE 6:00 HOUR, SMART

SHOPPERS ARE GOING TO EARN AN

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The Life Of An Art Student - Duration: 3:40.

So hey guys

We're at the Rockwell today and

We're going to do a photoshoot for our project

And we have an event for school

SO YEAHHH

PUBLIC DISTRACTION!!

So hey

*chuckles*

So hey we're at BGC right now and we're looking for some spots for our photoshoot

Lyn: I'm Exhausted

Yeah it's so hot

And I forgot to bring my-

Lyn: I want food

I forgot to-

wow thanks for interrupting me

so I forgot to bring my

Lyn: the lighting is good here

I forgot to bring my sunnies

yeah my shades

it's so hot

Hey guys

I'm at SM Makati right now and I'm going to see my brother and my mom

so yeah

We just finished the photoshoot and I can't wait to see the photos

YAYYYYYYYY

For more infomation >> The Life Of An Art Student - Duration: 3:40.

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An overview of the minimum energy efficiency standard for commercial buildings - Duration: 1:28.

MEES is a new law that will

introduce a new minimum energy

efficiency standard for commercial buildings

now at the moment commercial

buildings have an energy efficiency

rating that goes from A to G

F and G are the worst performing

what the new law will do is introduce a minimum standard of E

and that means that buildings cannot be

rented out unless they meet that standard

this is going to apply to new

leases and renewals from 1st April 2018

and then from 1st April 2023 it is going to apply to all leases

there are three things that you can start doing right now

the first of those is to audit your property portfolio

and see if you have any buildings at risk

government estimated that 18% of buildings could

be affected by this but other

commentators have said it could be much higher

the second thing you can do is

have a look at your leases

provisions like rent reviews may well have not been

drafted with MEES in mind and that's

something that you need to be aware of

the third thing that you can do is plan

your energy efficiency works make sure

that you get the best value by

installing the energy efficiency works

that are going to add value to your

property and also make sure that you do

them at the right time so that you're

not losing money that might be when the

tenant is installing their own measures

or when you know that you're going to

have a void period in the building

Burges Salmon has produced a note on the

minimum energy efficiency standards

which is available on our website and

covers all of this in much more detail

For more infomation >> An overview of the minimum energy efficiency standard for commercial buildings - Duration: 1:28.

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AN INTERVIEW WITH SIRI! - Duration: 2:24.

Hey, guys!

- So today I will be having an interview with Siri.

Korey - (Talks to Siri) Say hi.

Siri - Hello! How's that?

Korey - Good. :3

I'll be asking her some questions and she will answer. So, yeah.

Korey - (Talking to Siri) What's your favorite color?

Siri - My favorite color is - well, I don't know how to say it in your language.

It's sort of greenish, but with more dimensions.

Korey - (Talking to Siri) What's your age?

Siri - I'm old enough to be your assistant. :)

Korey - No, seriously. How old are you?

Korey - Mkay.

Korey - (Talking to Siri) (British Accent) What's your favorite idea? Mine is being creative.

Siri - (says some random directions crap)

Korey - Okay..

Korey - (Talking to Siri) What's your favorite food?

Siri - I don't eat much, KAYLA, I'll leave it up to you. :)

For more infomation >> AN INTERVIEW WITH SIRI! - Duration: 2:24.

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Tommy and Chuckie Think Stu is an Evil Robot | Rugrats | NickSplat - Duration: 4:20.

YOU KNOW, UH, TOMMY...

WE DON'T HAVE TO STAY.

WE CAN GO.

SHH.

WE GOT

TO FIND THE BOLTS

THAT OPEN UP THE CHEST PLATE.

SEE?

THERE THEY ARE.

( yelling )

( screaming )

I HOPE YOU'RE HAPPY.

NOW THAT YOUR DAD TAPED US INTO THE CRIB

AT LEAST DO YOU BELIEVE HE'S NOT A ROBOT?

NOPE.

HE MUST BE A ROBOT.

THAT'S HOW COME

HE'S TRYING TO KEEP US IN HERE.

HE DOESN'T WANT US TO FIND OUT HIS SECRET.

TOMMY, WAIT.

WE CAN STILL GO BACK.

IT'S NOT TOO LATE.

CHUCKIE, I GOT TO KNOW IF MY DAD'S A ROBOT.

I GOT TO FIND OUT ONCE AND FOR ALL.

TOMMY, ROBOTS AREN'T REAL.

THEY'RE JUST PRETEND.

THERE'S NO SUCH THINGS AS ROBOTS.

YOU WERE RIGHT!

HE IS A ROBOT!

I GOT TO EAT FIRST.

I HAVE TO EAT FIRST.

I GOT TO HAVE SOMETHING IN MY STOMACH.

I GOT TO HAVE...

MAYBE SOMETHING...

I DON'T KNOW.

FRY UP SOMETHING...

MAYBE SOME NICE OMELETTE...

FLUFFY OMELETTE...

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

AND NOW, FOR MY NEXT DISH, I'D LIKE TO CREATE

THE FAMOUS STU PICKLE'S OMELETTE.

WHAT'S HE DOING?

MY LOVELY ASSISTANT RAMONA

WILL HOLD THE BOWL

AS I DEMONSTRATE MY CULINARY MAGIC.

ONE POTATO

TWO POTATO

THREE POTATO

SIX POTATO...

14

POTATO...

16 POTATO...

119 POTATO...

■■ WHAT'S HE TALKING ABOUT?

MUST BE SOME KIND OF ROBOT CODE FROM MARS.

■■ DREW?

WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?

IT'S MY COOKING SHOW, DREW.

YOU'RE NOT TRYING TO STEAL

MY SECRET RECIPE?

DREW

COME BACK HERE.

COME BACK, DREW.

I JUST WANT TO TALK TO YOU.

OFF!

Stu: COME BACK.

ONE POTATO, TWO POTATO, THREE POTATO, FOUR...

STU?

WHERE'S DREW?

ARE YOU OKAY, HONEY?

YEAH, I GUESS SO, RAMONA.

RAMONA?

WHO'S RAMONA?

MY ASSISTANT.

OH, STU.

YOU'VE BEEN SLEEPWALKING AGAIN.

STU?

HUH?

OKAY, DEAR.

I'LL FIX THE BLENDER FIRST THING IN THE MORNING.

For more infomation >> Tommy and Chuckie Think Stu is an Evil Robot | Rugrats | NickSplat - Duration: 4:20.

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Rattlesnake Stick #67 and Exploring a Cave - Duration: 13:25.

Last week I put the finishing touches on stick #67.

It's got a big old Western Diamondback Rattlesnake climbing up the shaft.

Whenever I finish a project like this I like to celebrate by heading out into the country.

We're having a beautiful spring, this year and everybody seems to be enjoying it!

I'm looking for wild plants to eat...and Pearl is looking for ground squirrels or something.

"That's a nice big bulb.

It's got a little one coming off of it.

What are you doing, Pearl?

What you doing?

Anyway, These are my favorite...they are so...mmm crunchy.

I can't even describe them.

If you ever get a chance (make sure you know what you're getting, first) try a Camas bulb."

Yes, the country is just full of wildflowers this year!

It sure is pretty.

There's an old cave out in this part of the country.

And Pearl decided we'd better go explore it.

"There's some really beautiful rock in here.

I noticed some (flint knapped) chippings on the way in...

from arrowheads.

So I think

that the

original people

that lived here,

probably

mined this rock.

They also may have lived in this cave.

It's a pretty good sized cave.

The ceiling looks like it's been smoked up a long, long time ago.

So somebody has built fires in here.

It's a really cool cave!

I hope there's nothing back there.

Pearl!

Let's go in the back and check this out!

What's back there?

That's as far as it goes.

It's an interesting cave, anyway.

OK, come on, Pearl!

Come on let's go!

(what did she find?) Pearl come on!

Come on!

There's no telling what's been living in here.

Pearl is interested in the smells (scents).

Probably Packrats

Come on, Pearl, lets go.

Pearl doesn't want to leave.

I just wanted to show some of the arrowhead chippings that are here on the ground.

It shows that the Native Americans were here making arrowheads at some point.

Really Really pretty rock inside the cave.

I wonder what kind of rock it is.

It's really pretty.

I don't know if they could make arrowheads out of it or if it's too soft..

It's a little bit crumbly feeling.

Looks like another little shelter, there.

Right in front of Pearl.

You can see that It looks like the ceiling is smoked up on that and I'll go look at that.

Yeah, there's definately enough room here

to make a camp.

And this is definately smoked up by fires being buit in here.

Pearl has to check everything out.

Looks like a packrat has been living in here.

He might even be in that little hole right there.

He's got a little collection of rocks and sticks.

These are his treasures.

More sticks,

moss,

and there is a nest up there!

It looks like a packrat nest.

I'ts always interesting in places like this.

Come on, Pearl, lets go!

That little fawn couldn't be more than an hour old.

He sure is cute! Just barely getting along.

I'll try and get a closer up picture.

Right up behind our house, there's a whole mountain of Serpentine rock.

I use this rock for making stone sculptures and pendants.

Thats a pretty one.

today I'm making an arrowhead pendant.

Thanks for watching I'll see you on the next one!

For more infomation >> Rattlesnake Stick #67 and Exploring a Cave - Duration: 13:25.

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Running out in the open

Unafraid of death

Knowing that you cannot be killed

By any means necessary

CATDANY

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♪ I'M UNTOUCHABLE ♪

♪ AND I'VE NEVER FELT SO GOOD ♪

♪ IN MY LIFE ♪

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♪ GOT AN 8X SCOPE ♪

♪ ON MY M416 ♪

♪ I'M UNTOUCHABLE ♪

♪ AND I'VE NEVER FELT SO GOOD ♪

♪ IN MY LIFE ♪

♪ I'M UNTOUCHABLE ♪

♪ ~TOU-TOU-TOUCHABLE ♪

♪ GOT AN 8X SCOPE ♪

♪ ON MY M416 ♪

*CAN'T BE TOUCHED*

♪ dududu ♪

*CAN'T BE TOUCHED*

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AT MCCONNELL

AND MAKE SURE HE KNOWS

ABOUT THIS

♪

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