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Inc. 5000 Five Time Honoree | Monster Transmission - Duration: 2:00.
hi everyone I'm Achilles and I've got
some exciting news for you
monster transmission is proud to
announce that we've made the Inc 5000
list for the fifth time but what is in
5,000 list every year inc magazine
selects the top 5,000 fastest-growing
companies in America with over 7 million
businesses to choose from only the top
performers make the cut they stand out
for their values high growth rates and
job creation we continue to lead our
industry being the only transmission
company in history to make the list five
times Wow at monster transmission we
have a saying we're a high-performance
company made of high-performance people
I am proud of our team for all their
hard work and just want to say great job
Monstars let's do it again
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Time Travel and Science - Duration: 3:28.
Time travel is a scientific wet dream.
But anyway you slice it the movies never
quite get the theories right.
The most glaring example of being wrong is
Superman. Not to point out the obvious
but spinning the planet doesn't change
time, at all.
In any way. Obviously.
Not to mention Superman would give seven
and a half billion people some serious
whiplash.
And by whiplash I mean these whipped off the planet
and you'd die. No, but, really.
We move at a thousand miles an hour just by existing
on a spinning rock. If you suddenly
spun it in the other direction at the same speed.
All of us would just go. [screaming]
Back to the future.
Now this is a movie that actually makes the science
of how to time travel seem somewhat plausible.
Pause. Rewind.
But, why wouldn't this work.
It's all dependent on wormholes.
A theoretical portal to bring you forwards
and backwards in space
and time.
But the problem is giant wormholes don't
just exist willy nilly.
If at all.
And there's no scientific evidence that you can just
make one on your own.
At most some theories say
that they're everywhere
but smaller than an atom.
So. That means Doc Brown
and his plutonium
and his flux capacitor have to be able
to stretch out a small wormhole
into one big enough for a DeLorean.
Wormholes are suggested to contain
strong forces of gravity
and gravity is what warps the time
and could theoretically make time travel
possible.
But that same gravity would also make the worm
likely to collapse in on itself.
The only theoretical way to keep it open long
enough to pass through would be to negate
gravity in some way.
This could be by using something like
negative energy, a kind of anti-gravity.
But most of the scientific community
still argues about whether
or not that even exists. Whether
or not 88 miles an hour will be fast
enough to keep a wormhole
open is irrelevant.
Negative energy is what would be Doc
and Marty's saving grace.
Without that back to the future just doesn't
cut it.
It is still such a great movie though.
Probably the most accurate film of the bunch,
Interstellar draws on a concept that is known
for the belief of actual time travel.
It's Einstein's theory of relativity.
Basically it states that things like gravity
can warp or distort time.
So if you on a planet has a heavy gravitational
pull and I'm on a spaceship
outside of that pull, you'll experience
time faster than I would.
An hour for you might be a day
for me.
With this theory.
You can't go back in time.
You can only go forward.
And really. You're not even going forward.
You're just experiencing time at an accelerated
rate relative to how everyone else
is experiencing it.
No matter what school age along
your own personal timeline.
So would everyone else.
That's why in the movie,
Joseph Cooper is 124 years
old but still looks fantastic.
It's not the most glam form of time travel
and isn't really time travel to begin
with but it's the only theory that
makes theoretical sense.
Time travel will always straddle the world
of science and science fiction.
Probably more on the side of science fiction
in Back to the Future and Superman.
So for now, until Interstellar
is a reality, we just have to keep
imagining time travel
in the magic of movies.
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Weekend Reflection - Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time - Duration: 1:41.
the ways to protect your heart
this week we depart from the bread of
life discourse to dive into the Gospel
of Mark this weekend we have a very
challenging set of readings from Jesus
where he quotes the prophet Isaiah
basically he goes you honor me with your
lips but your hearts are far from me
it's a challenge to the entire body of
Christ we have to stay focused on our
own spiritual development and our
relationship with Jesus and the church
it's not just enough to say that you
were believer because the challenge from
the Holy Spirit to all of us constantly
is guard your heart against impurity
people don't see all the movements of
your heart
unless you put them on display we have
to realize that it is a spiritual battle
and be honest with ourselves about the
sins that we are struggling with the
dangerous thing about sin is we will not
want God you will not want to choose God
seeking to be holy people certainly
we're not perfect we all struggle with
sin but to be honest about where we are
what is happening in the church and the
corruption and what needs to change with
our leaders is important at the same
time we cannot quit focusing upon our
own spiritual lives be passionate about
protecting your heart seek to go to
confession renewal begins first with us
we have to be the people that God has
called us to be to be Saints that set
this world on fire with the love of
Jesus
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Just Drink Before Bed Time to Lose Weight In A Week - Duration: 3:15.
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[FMV] Vincent – It's Alright It's Not Alright (Time 시간 OST Part 4) [ENG] - Duration: 4:29.
I somehow heard your heart
Tears flowing down your hands on your chin
How is the weather so nice today? How are you?
Thank you for teaching me
How to be alone
You told me to cry
When things are hard, to cry
That if I cry
I'll see myself
That I'm stronger than I think
You told me
You said when the scars start to heal
The memories will heal as well
No, in that place, just like always
You're there
It's alright, it's not alright
I'm trying to comfort the pain
You told me to cry
When things are hard, to cry
That if I cry
I can overcome
I'm not alone, you were by my side
Did you do that
Because you couldn't let go yet?
All the things you taught me?
I didn't know
Only after time
And after I turned around
I thought I was alone
But I saw you there
You were with me
Thank you for not leaving me alone
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Your Story: Point-In-Time Count - Duration: 2:09.
So we go out into the community.
We go under bridges.
We scour the sidewalks.
We go on foot.
Sometimes we just take the van and we walk down certain streets.
So there's different tacts that we use to be able to make sure that
we're getting an accurate count.
The Point-In-Time count is where the city of Miami, with the Homeless Trust,
they go out into the community and they are looking to see how many clients,
or individuals are still homeless within the city.
It's really important for us to do these activities because it's gonna give us the heartbeat of
what's really going on with the homeless community within the city of Miami.
We drive out with the city of Miami to the places.
Some of the cops have worked at certain neighborhoods as well, so they'll be able to kinda say,
oh look, try over here as well.
So between the city of Miami and the police department, we get a good sense of where the
homeless population really is within the community.
We leave usually at 10 o' clock pm.
A count can go up to like 4 o' clock the next morning.
Night time is really important because throughout the day the homeless are all over the city
of Miami, but at least you know at night they're resting for the evening.
They're in one place and that you can kinda get a better count.
I think being able to go out and see where individuals are living at night was a really
eye-opening experience.
Some people see homeless individuals as just like a shadow.
They don't exist.
They don't have any purpose.
But I think at night when you go out and see the conditions that humans have to live in,
it really helps give you a sense of this is another part of the human experience and it
should be something that should be acknowledged and we should be there to assist.
Your Story segments brought to you in part by the Brunetti Foundation.
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East County Eats Episode 63 - Happy Time Restaurant in Rancho San Diego - Duration: 3:46.
(high-energy music)
- Where is the tower of Babel in East County?
We're here at Happy Time Mediterranean restaurant
to find it.
(high-energy music)
East County Eats is all about showin' you
the coolest restaurants in and around East County.
I'm Kyle Whissel, with Whissel Realty,
and this is East County Eats.
Bah-dah, how are you, my friend?
- Hey, good. How are you?
- Good. I'm excited to be here.
Heard a lot about the place.
The Tower of Babel, I know we're gonna get
to see what that is.
But tell me about the restaurant.
- Well, basically, the restaurant, we opened
about six weeks ago, and then,
we already had the restaurant back home
in Iraq for almost 13 years,
and we had the idea to bring that restaurant,
same concept, to Al Cajon, San Diego.
- [Whissel] That's very authentic.
So, tell me about some of the different types of food
somebody's gonna find when they come here.
- Well, basically, since it's a Mediterranean restaurant,
we started from, we have the shaurma,
we have the beef and the chicken shaurma.
We have the kabobs, speh-tah-tika,
and then also we have something
that's called the Tower of Babel,
which people are crazy about it.
- I love it. Well, I'm excited to try it.
Let's go back in the kitchen, and check it out.
(energetic music)
All right, so we're doin' the Tower of Babel.
It starts out with some special bread.
So, talk me through this.
- [Owner] Yeah, so, this is our home bread,
which is called the Tandoori bread,
and then, this is basically fresh bread
that we do in the restaurant,
comes with all the entrees.
Always we try to serve it fresh
and then hot to the customer,
so they can enjoy the taste even better.
- I'm excited to enjoy that taste.
So, we made the bread-- - Yes.
- Now we gotta get to the meat,
so talk to me about the meat on this.
- Well, this is for Tower of Babel,
we use a filet mignon,
and, basically, it's a premium quality meat
that we get from our distributor, it's Sysco.
And then, this way we'll use our house-mixed spices for it,
and then we do probably two days before,
just so we can make it more tender,
and then, basically, the spice is gonna be juicy
while we cook it.
So, basically, we're putting the hummus,
which is garbanzo beans mixed with tahini
and some olive oil, and then we put in the plate as well
a white rice with saffron to give it the yellow color,
and then, we gonna put also on the plate tzatziki sauce,
plus mixed onions with some parsley.
- All right, guys, I'm excited to dive into this one.
This is probably one of the coolest dishes
that we have had on East County Eats.
I don't know exactly how I'm gonna tackle this yet,
but let's get into it.
Try to get a little bit'a everything on here.
Let's grab summ'a this bread they showed us.
Getta little bit of rice on here,
get summ'a this meat on here, get a little bit'a hummus.
Let's just dive into this beauty.
Mm.
That is so good.
That meat, super, super tender,
tons of flavor in that hummus,
the bread is really tasty, guys.
This is a really special dish.
You haven't had any Mediterranean food before,
you need to come check this place out.
Super cool people, super creative dishes,
very authentic flavor straight from Iraq.
You guys will love it here.
If this is a episode you guys enjoyed,
we encourage you to share it so more people can learn
about Happy Time Mediterranean Restaurant
down here in Rancho San Diego in El Cajon.
Thanks so much for watchin' this episode
of East County Eats.
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HALF SHY on Adventure Time - In the Studio - Duration: 1:01.
A big part of the show is just watching Finn
grow up and kind of recognizing your own
struggles in his struggles and seeing where he's
messing up and how he's trying to figure out love
and friendship and what he wants to be in the
world. No matter who you are, you can go to the
show you can find a character you can relate to.
I think that's what really connects people to
the show, it's got the laughs for sure, but it also has
those sincere moments.
If it's taught us anything it's that change isn't a
bad thing. The writers and the storytellers who have
been influenced by the show itself are going to
move on and do some really amazing things and while
I'm sad to see it go I'm really excited to see
what comes of that.
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[숨은명곡/song] #6 랄라스윗(LalaSweet) -시간 열차(Time Train) - Duration: 3:44.
Like the landscape disappearing as a touch far away from the window
Though I try to reach my hand and catch it, my young day is already far away from there
Even though I can't sleep to have a sore eye in the morning
The speed is unexceptional
Where has my train been so far It is endlessly running without staying anywhere
Like a chill autumn wind
I call my shining green summer day on the strange street
My journey has started as I didn't notice I cannot stop it though I look back
Where has my train been so far It is endlessly running without staying anywhere like a chill autumn wind
On the endless railroad, my train is loading my wobbly little body behind the days like jewels which I don't know now
It keeps running and running
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Chill time at Calpe Spain - Sailing A B Sea (Ep.032) - Duration: 17:08.
After our nightmare ordeal of having a
mooring ball fail on us and ending up on
the rocks at 10:30 at night
the following morning after scuba diving
to inspect the keel and the hull we
decided we were safe to be able to motor
south to a more protected anchorage at Calpe
It's now quarter to one on Saturday
Saturday afternoon. We've traveled a
little bit south down to the little Bay
here at Calpe in mainland Spain and
The reason why we're here is because of
a big piece of headland I'll show you
it's over there
protects us from the the swell which
should mean that once the boat traffic
coming in and out of the marina settles
down we might be in for a peaceful and
calm night where we can actually
recuperate from the excitement of last
night. And the other good thing about
this place is that it's an actual
Anchorage so we've been able to drop our
beautiful big Mantus anchor and we know that we'll be good with her!
rather than relying on a
mooring ball. I trust in God but I tie
my camel to a tree. I'm about to put a
mask and snorkel on and I'm going to go
and have a look at the anchor and see if
it's set properly. And then we'll have a
cold drink and lunch and a
Nanna nap probably. Yeah Alright. Yeah,
so anyway we're at Calpe. Yeah!
We're going out to Calpe town today and
whenever we go anywhere we always make
sure that we take our recycling and the bin
bag that needs emptying with us so that
we can get rid of it because we don't
have a bin man that comes in collects. We
also make sure that we put all of our
precious things into a dry bag that will
make sure that nothing gets damaged if
it happens to fall in the water when
we're in the dinghy.
These are some of the things that you
just don't think about when you go from
home to town shopping but these are the
things that we do on a regular basis so
some of the things that go into the dry
bag are: mobile phone, my makeup bag - girl's
gotta look good!
Wallets in there. Obviously the keys will
go in here once we've locked up the boat,
and the Wi-Fi dongle thing
Rubbish
Recycling
Lots of water!
Here you are Baz.
Can you bring my phone as well. Yeah. That
way if we do go to a bar and we've got
internet access we can watch videos! Yay!
Right.
A little bit nervous
About leaving the
boat? Yeah Yeah me too. Yeah. D'you think we'll be
okay? Well it says it's not gonna
blow any more than 17. It'll be gusting
to 22
but with what we've got out on Mantus it
should be fine. In Mantus we trust. Yeah it's just
that it's that whole experience just
really kind of knocked us a bit more
than I think we realized yeah coz when
I'm lying in my princess suite now at
nighttime any noise and I'm sort of like
Have we hit rocks?! You know, anyway we'll get over it
So we've just come five minutes in our
little dinghy to the Calpe marina here
and tied up our dinghy
We think we're not in anybody's way so
hopefully we should be good. It should
be here when we get back from our walk
around town.This is what it looks like.
Those are all Aannsha's empty wine bottles.
Since she's been living on board, she's turned
into an alkie.
Alright let's go find out
what Calpe is all about.
Right
To my Australian friends, look at this
it's Lantana and it's not a weed. It
grows here naturally and it's not taking
over the environment
You may well be asking yourself what are
they doing anchored in such an
unprotected Anchorage? Well the reason is
this thing at the moment is blowing
about 20 knots and she's pretty good
with the amount of rode she's got attached
to the end of that Mantus in 20 knots
but the thing is tomorrow there's a
storm coming
and it's coming from over there so when
this storm comes in tomorrow and gusts
at 25 knots we're going to be bow-to
this way and there'll be absolutely no
fetch for big waves to be hitting us
tomorrow when that storm comes in. But
we're still gonna sit at a bar very
close to where we can get to the tender
and where we can see the boat today. Just to be sure
Well that was a pleasant lunch. We
thought we'd get there early, Too early
However the chef didn't want to get
there early so when we ordered lunch
lady came and told us that: sorry the
chef's not here yet. He was due in at
11:00. He's coming in at 12:00. He finally
arrived at quarter to 1:00 but we waited
patiently. With an extra drink. So we're
just going to check out the petrol
filling station here in the marina just
in case. We don't need any diesel right
now or petrol but it's good to spot
these places out in case you're back this
way next time and you know you know
where it is and what it does. Then we're
going to go buy some bread. And something from the Chinese bazaar but we can't remember what that is
Last time we were, next time we find a Chinese bazaar... We'll have to walk up and down the isles now to find it
and we're gonna get an ice cream as well. Yeah, because we can.
Oh, even more excitement during lunch. As
we're waiting for the chef to arrive
on that mountain there
we watched a helicopter, a rescue
helicopter come in and lift off at least
one person. Don't know whether they had a
heart attack or broke a bone or Fell
something. It's a big mountain. We were
going to go up there today but we woke up late. Thank god.
Yeah right at the top now
helicopter have to find its way. Blowing
up dust
Now we're back at the marina and here is
our car still parked where we left it
I almost looked like a pro didn't it? Almost.
Very graceful Baz I try to be
One of the davits is caught
It probably would be best if you could step off
throw the line over the gates
Step off
Far out brussels sprout!
Whenever we go ashore we usually buy a
fresh baguette and because there's no
preservatives in the bread it's usually
a bit stale the following day so one of
the things we like to do on board A B Sea is
feed the local wildlife straight off the
back end of our boat
Just behind me is our dingy, it's our mode
of transport for going ashore to get
provisions but it's also for going on
expeditions for scuba diving or
snorkeling . Well the other day while we
were swimming around we were looking at
the dinghy from the water level and
realizing that there's no way that we'd
actually get ourselves from the water
into the dinghy. It doesn't look much but
it's quite high sided. So we needed a
ladder.
We bought one. It didn't come with any
instructions so now we're going to
figure out how to get it attached to the
boat so it's not going to fall off and
then we're going to find out whether we
can climb into the boat with a new
ladder attached. What could possibly go wrong?
Okay here's the ladder
this is how we got it. It's foldable so it comes in 2 sections like this.
And there's also a line and it's attached
to one of these hook things. There's also got two
holes here which I'm thinking is where
we thread a line through
just gotta work out how to attach it to
there so that we can get onto the boat with it!
There's this strap here or there's these handles here.
I think this ought to attach to one of those hooks
That's not going to happen. So you need to thread it through here somehow. Yeah
Coz it needs to be easy to get on and off too. Yeah.
Bob's your uncle.
There's a handle here.
It's going to be interesting!
Coz we're assuming that there's nobody in the boat
at this point. We're assuming that it's very still at this point!
See, what's happening is
I'm putting my foot on the bottom rung
and it's pushing it under the boat [right] causing me to have to climb up in this fashion.
My feet are right underneath the keel.
That's no good is it? No
Do you think it would work if we strapped it through these two? It's a bit higher.
Give it a go.
What, is that on that thing is it?
It's on the D ring. I don't know how strong they are or how much weight that's supposed to take.
I guess we'll find out then hey.
It kind of works.
D'you think that is too much weight going on there?
It is a lot isn't it? I think probably here. It is. Maybe we could try and reconfigure it.
It would be better. Yeah.
Oh hang on! Wai-wai-wai-wai-wait. What? See where you
got the knots at the wrong end. What you wanna
do is you want to put the knots there, Yeah
on either side. Good point.
Hey, up there for thinking? Up there for thinking Baz. Well done.
Okay so... This is why you're the captain and I'm your first mate.
So, just gotta work out which knot to use. Knots that don't come undone!
Stopper knot? Yeah. ... That's better
Coz I do like the idea that it's attached to the hull. The hull, yeah.
So what about at the back here?
We keep going, Got it! And then it's like, oh, no we haven't!
Well let's see if it works here first.
It's not ideal, but it does work.
Well, I'm in. Lol, I'm in! It's not ideal is it?
Yeah, so I'm not getting so much swingage underneath now.
Is that better? Yeah.
Finally. God that was an effort wasn't it?
I think we won. I guess we'll find out.
Well that wasn't quite lady like but... yay.
but it works. Yeah.
Next week on Sailing A B Sea we
head back to Puerto Marina de las
Salinas to get our new standing rigging
retensioned, and a few other little jobs
done on the boat before we make our way
to Greece. If you've liked this video do
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Tabletop Time Machine II – Experiment 4 - Duration: 14:07.
Hi, I'm Matt, I don't…
I'm Gary!
I don't trust them to do a sensible intro now.
No, just listen to him.
-Him! -He speaks in sentences.
This is Tabletop Time Machine 2, we're still in the kitchen.
The Revenge!
One speaks the truth, the other only lies.
Watch the thing.
This is the last thing we're filming today after a long time.
And this the mic stand we ordered.
The reason my camera shot's been slightly high up all through this,
is because we're down a mic stand and we hoped that Amazon Prime would get it here.
And, no, we're rolling.
-We'll use it the next series. -Welcome to the provinces, Londoners.
Here we go again.
This is the Technical Difficulties and this is the Tabletop Time Machine.
It's a kitchen.
Delving into the temporal depths today, as ever joining me are Chris Joel.
-Hello. -Gary Brannan.
We know what it is, we know who did it, but for God's sake, tell us where you did it.
And Matt Gray.
♫ Hi! ♫
Our kitchen time machine has crash-landed somewhere and somewhen in the past.
And we need to charge up the fact batteries to get out of here.
-Ah, yes! -Fact batteries.
-The factories. -Roll with it, okay?
-It's what we've got. -Just roll with it.
The first challenge is to work out where and when we are.
And I will start by telling you that our time machine seems to have been attracted
to an enormous mass of concrete.
Is it the 60s?
Yeah, it could be a Le Corbusian nightmare.
It could be, is it Coventry?
Are you just going to slate a load of towns now?
Is it any university built in the 60s?
No, no. It's a much bigger mass of concrete.
Are we in Roman...
Rome?
Roman Rome?
Not in that non-Roman Rome.
Welcome to French Rome.
Well, not technically because anything from Rome is technically Roman.
And then I was distinguishing the period which is the Roman period.
Welcome to British Britain.
Well, no, you'd have Norman Britain or Anglo-Scandinavian Britain.
-He's got a point, you know. -It's just the way I'm sat.
Oh, the old ones, the old ones. Are we somewhere nuclear related?
Ooh, no. And I will tell you that the scanners read nothing above normal in the air.
We've got scanners!
The time machine has everything.
Oh, so we're before the 50s?
-Yes, we are. -But are we within a drive of Las Vegas?
Yes.
Are we at that big f***-off dam?
-Oh, yeah. -Fact!
As the scanner that you can't see on your camera slides back to reveal...
The big f***-off dam.
The big Hoover Dam.
-That's the one. -Fact.
Fact. So the … is it a fact?
Well, it's called the Hoover Dam, so it's probably a fact.
Although it wasn't called that then.
Is that because the president hadn't hoovered anything yet?
I was going to say, was it called the Vacuum Dam?
Of which, which president?
-Hoover. -Fact.
This is brilliant.
Let's charge those batteries(!)
Some days the fact batteries almost charge themselves.
-Does anyone know what it's currently called? -Is it Three Rivers?
No, that's t'Chinese one, isn't it?
-No, that's Three Gorges. -Three Gorges.
Three Gorges is the one in China.
"Gorgeous!"
Finished in the 21st century.
Colorado something? No...
No, but the Colorado … why is Colorado connected to it? Because it's in Nevada.
-Isn't that the river? -Fact.
It's the big Colorado-stopper.
Yeah, I mean the batteries aren't charging off that, but yeah.
You need to look at something we can't see and go,
"Well, the batteries don't seem to want to charge on that fact."
If only we had some batteries on clear display in shots.
Is it in Arizona?
-Okay, you're… -Is it on the border?
Yes, between?
Nevada and Arizona.
Fact.
We got there in the end, like, all the words were there,
just not necessarily in the right order.
Boulder Dam.
Boulder. Oh, I've heard of that before.
I wouldn't mind, but, a) I've been driven over it,
and, b) while driving to the Grand Canyon.
Hang on, you've been driven over it, what, like cattle?
-Yeah. -"Get on, Gary, get on!"
That's what happens when you to go Vegas for a week.
-"Gon' sell your hide in Arizona!" -S*** happens.
I was … we were driving out on a bus tour to the Grand Canyon,
and while we were going they showed us a very long and detailed film
about the construction of the Hoover Dam, of which I can currently remember...
no facts.
It's near Boulder City, Nevada, which is why it was called Boulder Dam.
… is that Boulder City, is that one that sprung up while they were building the dam?
No, didn't they demolish it to put the dam there?
Two diverging reasons here, one's creation, the other's destruction.
Fact.
Hey.
The only reason it's there is to house workers contracted to build the Hoover Dam.
-Well, the Boulder. -The Boulder Dam.
Originally it was going to be at Boulder Canyon which is about 20 miles north of the dam.
The original plan was also not to use the massive concrete construction.
-What were they just going to do? -Explode it!
Fact.
They were going to explode the canyon to block it?
They were going to explode the walls of Boulder Canyon into the river and use that as the dam.
But wouldn't that make it wider so then it would go round it?
So they rejected it on the grounds of unproven technique.
"We came up with this idea, and it turns out it's a s*** idea."
Despite the fact that people have been really successfully building dams
for quite a long time,
someone sat there and thought "I can do this better with more explosions".
-Yes. -That's human history, let's face it.
By the way if we're talking when, I don't think…
Yeah, that's what I was thinking about.
I think we're talking 1930s...
because it's post-Great Depression and it was a Hoovernomics-based thing to create work.
Fact.
Oh, like all the highway reconstruction and stuff
where they stimulated the economy by creating jobs.
Are you listening?
Yeah. Satire. We have a lot of unemployed...
Not so much satire, just historical fact.
We have a lot of unemployed people, we need to stimulate the economy.
Let's give them something to do.
Yeah, effectively.
We don't need a dam, let's just build one so some people have something to work for.
Well, they did need the dam, that'd been on the cards for a while.
But the thing was, when they put it first on the cards they said,
"Well, there's not enough people to do this."
Suddenly, lots of unemployed people. Unrolls plans for dam and goes, "We could."
The money gets circulated back into the economy, they want consumer goods...
And we also need a Las Vegas.
Mmm...
So, okay, so yeah, we're talking, I know, okay, 1929, it's Hoover, isn't it...
One of these things that's kicked on by Hoover
who decides he's going to institute all these public works,
so I'm saying '35?
-Spot on. Fact. -Oh!
I can hear those batteries charging.
So what I'm doing here is I'm looking through other things in 1935
that are not immediately war related.
That we were a little bit preoccupied to have heard anything about.
Certainly, something was invented in February that year
that we could all be sitting around the table doing right now.
Hungry Hungry Hippos.
You're on the right lines.
-Monopoly. -Yes. Fact.
Parker Brothers began selling Monopoly in 1935.
Thus setting the stage for decades of bitter family resentment.
I was going to say.
Well, it was designed to show the evils of capitalism, wasn't it?
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-Fact. -Yes.
"I'm going to call this game Absolute Financial ****itude."
"Can we have 'Monopoly' instead?" "Well, on your head be it."
"I think mine was better."
"Might go misunderstood."
What was first used in Daventry?
Cheese.
What was first used in Daventry?
I was expecting a country though.
Hot water.
I'm going to emphasise, 'what' was first used?
-Soap. -The spoon.
'Watt' was first…
Electricity.
Something along those lines, it was by Robert Watson Watt,
who first demonstrated something in Daventry in February 1935.
-Daventry? -Daventry.
Is there somewhere in Daventry that specifically...
-TV? -Ooh, no...
It was, it involved that kind of … there was certainly a broadcast signal involved.
Was it the recording of something, like recording something electronically,
like radio signals or something like that?
Ooh, you're very close with radio signals.
Radar?
-Fact. -Oh.
Why Daventry?
I believe that's where his workshop was.
Is it some kind of government research laboratory?
BBC Broadcast Station.
-The BBC rented radar? -Whoa, radar.
They had a short wave broadcast station there,
so that's where he broadcast his radar tests from.
Okay.
What did Bill W start in June 1935?
-Bill W. -Bill W.
W, are you just masking his second name here?
Well, that's what he's known as, he was actually William G Wilson.
Oh, so it's not a water bill then?
Bill W(!)
I mention this because if you ever go on a cruise or something like that,
you will see that there is a meeting regularly in the cruise calendar,
marked as the Friends of Bill W.
Alcoholics Anonymous.
Yes.
Ah, really? Wait a minute, on a cruise?
Because cruises tend to be what?
Extremely alcoholic.
All you can sup aren't they, really?
Fact, absolutely. So if you are being taken on a cruise and you are in Alcoholics Anonymous,
it is very handy to know when the meetings of them are.
Must be awkward if you are someone called Bill W.
Called Bill W, yes.
"Hey, guys!"
"Hello, hello. I understand this is in my honour."
"Why the long faces?"
"I brought champagne!"
July 1935, another invention first in Oklahoma City.
And it's something that's just near by the side of the road quite a lot.
Tornado-proof road signs.
In Oklahoma!
-Shout, yeah. -That's not unreasonable.
But this is the first working version of this, it was…
Traffic light.
-There's been a few… -They're a lot earlier I think.
Roadside emergency telephone.
Same kind of height, same kind of build, but it's not really there to help you.
-To hinder you. -To hinder you.
Roadside machine gun nest...?
Is it one of those…
Again, we're going to skip over most of Europe at this point,
that's all I'm going to say.
Well, they were being installed.
A speed camera.
What would that be like?!
He's in the frame, he definitely wasn't speeding.
Yes, a bloke pops up with one of those big cameras with the big flash bulbs on top.
It's the same size, it's a similar shape and it is not there to help you.
If our time machine happened to park up next to one then we might be getting a bit of a bill.
-Oh, parking meters. -Yes.
I'll be damned if I'm being charged for my kitchen being on a side road.
-Doesn't even count as a moving vehicle, does it?
-No. -I mean, yeah, it's a planning issue.
Oh, but that could take months in the courts
and hopefully by then we've charged some f***ing batteries.
Well, let's just put a little bit of money in the meter just in case, just a tiny little.
No, they can bollocks!
Yeah, they can clamp us, but we're in a time machine kitchen now.
How do you clamp a kitchen?
How do you clamp a time machine? You can just go back to before it was clamped.
Not if it's clamped.
Whoa!
Why would they have time machine clamps?
For clamping time machines!
Because the amount of times people will go back to that time.
-Just for the parking meters. -You'd work out how to clamp them.
Bloody HG Wells, coming in here.
In the time machine can we not just have a little bit of something in the drawer,
we can just put in a parking meter and then my conscience is fine, alright. Jesus!
But we need currencies from all times, places and…
Fortunately we've got a time machine.
September 1935, there is an airspeed record set in the H-1 Racer.
(Oh, H-1...)
Yes, and that H is important, who might have been piloting that?
Oh, that's…
-Chuck Yeager. -No, it's Hughes, Howard Hughes.
-Fact. -It is, isn't it. I was thinking he didn't...
Yes. What did Chuck Yeager do?
-Broke the sound barrier. -Fact.
I was going to say, 1935, f***-all!
Well, yes. Probably went "gah?"
Oh, no, because '47 for the sound barrier, so he was probably in high school.
He'd have been going on about doing something dangerous in planes.
-Possibly. -Well, the thing is, with Chuck Yeager it
was basically a case of can we find the craziest, yet most competent person to
-throw at the sound barriers. -Yeah, but that was '46/'47,
so he probably wasn't enlisted in the military,
because he was quite young when he broke the sound barrier.
He'd have been the kid on the floor,
he'd have been a young man going when "one day I'm going to break the sound barrier".
Motorbikes, horses, something like that.
Can't do that, you can't break the sound barrier on a horse.
-Oh, yes. -If any man could, it's Chuck Yeager.
True, yeah.
I would pay to watch him try.
The H-1 Racer was the last airspeed record setting aircraft to be a certain thing.
Wasn't it manual control rather than assisted?
Open cockpit.
Blimey!
Have a think about who else would be building aircraft for speed soon after that.
Oh, was it the first one done for fun, not for war?
It was the last one done for non-military purposes.
Yeah, fact, it was the last private plane to beat the air speed record.
What holds it now?
So SR-71 for jet powered, atmospheric,
Yep.
Tupolev Tu-95 for prop driven, callsign Rare Bear, no...
It's the Gloud something or Grumbly Bastard or whatever.
Yeah. Yeah, Tu-95 Tupolev Grumbly Bastard.
To use its NATO codename.
Which is interesting because it uses contrarotating props on turbo props.
And the propeller tips exceed the speed of sound.
Which is why it's called Grumbly Bastard or something,
-because it's really f****** loud. -Bloody noisy.
And then I think the X-15's still got the rocket propelled, though NASA
might have gone faster with one of the lifting body designs.
I mean, the batteries are charged.
Which means we are taking off with the lever I don't have.
The fact batteries are full, we are jumping to another time and place,
as our time machine takes off we say thank you again
to Chris Joel, to Gary Brannan, to Matt Gray.
I love those fact batteries.
I've been Tom Scott, we'll see you another time.
Alright, time out.
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sakura & chaeyeon; all this time. - Duration: 1:38.
I don't know what day it is I had to check the paper
I don't know the city But it isn't home
But you say I'm lucky To love something that loves me
But I'm torn as I could be Wherever I roam
All this time We were waiting for each other
All this time I was waiting for you
We got all these words Can't waste them on another
So I'm straight in a straight line Running back to you
All this time We were waiting for each other
All this time I was waiting for you
We got all these words Can't waste them on another
So I'm straight in a straight line Running back to you
Straight in a straight line Running back to you
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