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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
PEOPLE ARE AWESOME AND STUPID NEW (AMAZING VIDEO)
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Song: Swedish House Mafia vs Knife Party - Antidote (Creepers Gonna Creep Remix)
Song: Swedish House Mafia vs Knife Party - Antidote (Creepers Gonna Creep Remix)
125,000 Dominoes - Inventions
Posted by video on 9:43 AM
Exactly 116,000 dominoes toppled!
Theme: Inventions
Enjoy watching the Cologne Domino Toppling 2010
Builders:
IIIIIDominoIIIII
dominofan
millionendollarboy
BerserkerBerlin
DMRdriver
Annodomino2007
DavyDomino
Multidominofreak
Snomoska
200,000 Dominoes - The Circus - CDT 2012 (HD)
155,555 Dominoes - Comics and Cartoons - CDT 2011 (HD)
Theme: Inventions
Enjoy watching the Cologne Domino Toppling 2010
Builders:
IIIIIDominoIIIII
dominofan
millionendollarboy
BerserkerBerlin
DMRdriver
Annodomino2007
DavyDomino
Multidominofreak
Snomoska
200,000 Dominoes - The Circus - CDT 2012 (HD)
155,555 Dominoes - Comics and Cartoons - CDT 2011 (HD)
World Record: Most dominoes toppled in a spiral (30,000) complete Toppling
Posted by video on 9:42 AM
Here is the video with the complete spiral toppling from our event in New Spiral World Record: 30,000 Dominoes
Old Spiral World Record: 28,800 Dominoes (Max Poser, mmcodomino)
Old Spiral World Record: 28,800 Dominoes (Max Poser, mmcodomino)
dumb magic trick (floating/levitating match)
Posted by video on 9:39 AM
logged onto my old account after like 3 years of nothing, and this many
views? dont know how a video like this made it so far...hahaha. i was a
6th grader when i got the bright idea to make this vid, now as a
freshman, pretty surprised i got this many views.
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on instagram. he doesnt know im doing this, so surprise him with the extra followers, haha ;D
follow my friend
whysoriano17
on instagram. he doesnt know im doing this, so surprise him with the extra followers, haha ;D
Color Blindness test - Real !
Posted by video on 9:38 AM
Hi, I'm colorblind, and this is a video that I made to help you to find
out weather you are or you are not color blind. Being color blind is
somehow cool, but I would wish that i'm normal visioned.
THE FUNNIEST JOKES EVER MADE
Posted by video on 9:36 AM
these are some of the funniest jokes in the world.
i love them, they are classics!!!!
i love them, they are classics!!!!
impossible math
Posted by video on 9:30 AM
impossibly insane impossible hard mathemetic documentary on how to solve hard math problems
Magic Jumping Egg
Posted by video on 9:22 AM
Nice trick to bet and win some money or free shot. Jumping egg. Go to http://mezonbiz.com for more great videos!
Amazing Trick with Matches and a Coin
Posted by video on 9:20 AM
This is an excellent trick with matches and a simple coin. Win a bet and impress everybody! Go to http://mezonbiz.com for more great videos!
How to Never Lose at Tic-Tac-Toe
Posted by video on 9:16 AM
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Step 1: Draw a tic-tac-toe board
Draw your tic-tac-toe board on a piece of paper using a pen or pencil. It should have nine squares total, with three on the top, three in the middle, and three on the bottom.
Step 2: Get the first turn
Whether you are flipping a coin or throwing dice, you need to win the right to the first move if you don't want to lose the game.
Step 3: Mark the center square
Mark the center square with an "X" or an "O." This is the key to guaranteeing you'll never lose in tic-tac-toe when you have the first move.
Tip
Following this rule will not guarantee you a win. It will guarantee that, even against a tic-tac-toe master, you will never lose.
Step 4: Go to the right
After your opponent makes their mark, look to see if there is a square to the right of it available. If so, take it with your next move.
Step 5: If you can't go right, go left
If the square to the right isn't available, take the square to the left with your next move.
Step 6: If you can't go right or left, go above
If the squares to the right and left are taken, place your next mark above their last mark.
Step 7: If all else fails, go below
If the squares to the right and left and above your opponent's last move are taken, choose the square below it.
Step 8: Repeat
Repeat the right-left-above-and-below rule for each move you play. Congratulations! You may not win, but you'll never be a loser.
Did You Know?
In the movie "WarGames," war is averted when the computer is shown that nuclear war, like tic-tac-toe, can not be won.
Step 1: Draw a tic-tac-toe board
Draw your tic-tac-toe board on a piece of paper using a pen or pencil. It should have nine squares total, with three on the top, three in the middle, and three on the bottom.
Step 2: Get the first turn
Whether you are flipping a coin or throwing dice, you need to win the right to the first move if you don't want to lose the game.
Step 3: Mark the center square
Mark the center square with an "X" or an "O." This is the key to guaranteeing you'll never lose in tic-tac-toe when you have the first move.
Tip
Following this rule will not guarantee you a win. It will guarantee that, even against a tic-tac-toe master, you will never lose.
Step 4: Go to the right
After your opponent makes their mark, look to see if there is a square to the right of it available. If so, take it with your next move.
Step 5: If you can't go right, go left
If the square to the right isn't available, take the square to the left with your next move.
Step 6: If you can't go right or left, go above
If the squares to the right and left are taken, place your next mark above their last mark.
Step 7: If all else fails, go below
If the squares to the right and left and above your opponent's last move are taken, choose the square below it.
Step 8: Repeat
Repeat the right-left-above-and-below rule for each move you play. Congratulations! You may not win, but you'll never be a loser.
Did You Know?
In the movie "WarGames," war is averted when the computer is shown that nuclear war, like tic-tac-toe, can not be won.
How To Stop an Argument in 30 Seconds
Posted by video on 9:14 AM
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Step 1: Change the subject
Change the subject before things go too far, and express your desire to drop it.
Step 2: Maintain silence
If the other person continues to argue, maintain silence, listening but not engaging, so the argument is over before it starts. Don't add fuel to the fire.
Tip
When you argue, recognize that even if you're right, there is a gap between reality and your perception.
Step 3: Keep it private
Keep things private. Don't bring in allies who support your viewpoint.
Step 4: Take a time-out
Agree to resume the conversation when cooler heads can prevail. Promise the other person you will take their point of view into account when you return to the discussion.
Step 5: Leave the room
Remove yourself. Find a neutral corner and take the time to collect your thoughts.
Step 6: Show humility
If you really want to end the argument before it starts, say you're sorry whether you think you're right or not and promise to being aware of the other person's feelings. Defuse the argument and get on with your life
Step 1: Change the subject
Change the subject before things go too far, and express your desire to drop it.
Step 2: Maintain silence
If the other person continues to argue, maintain silence, listening but not engaging, so the argument is over before it starts. Don't add fuel to the fire.
Tip
When you argue, recognize that even if you're right, there is a gap between reality and your perception.
Step 3: Keep it private
Keep things private. Don't bring in allies who support your viewpoint.
Step 4: Take a time-out
Agree to resume the conversation when cooler heads can prevail. Promise the other person you will take their point of view into account when you return to the discussion.
Step 5: Leave the room
Remove yourself. Find a neutral corner and take the time to collect your thoughts.
Step 6: Show humility
If you really want to end the argument before it starts, say you're sorry whether you think you're right or not and promise to being aware of the other person's feelings. Defuse the argument and get on with your life
How to Unlock a Hidden Minesweeper Mode
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Step 1: Start a new game
Start a new game. A grid of gray squares will appear.
Tip
Start on the easiest setting, and work your way up to harder settings.
Step 2: Click on a square
Left-click on any gray square. On a Mac, simply click on it. If there is a mine hidden under the square, you immediately lose the game. If there isn't a mine under the square, there will be a number -- one through eight --indicating how many mines are under the eight adjacent squares.
Step 3: Locate other safe squares
Determine safe squares by using the uncovered numbers. Lower numbers indicate fewer mines adjacent to that square. If the number is a "1," then there is only one mine around that square, and seven safe squares.
Step 4: Flag possible mines
Flag squares that you deduce are hiding mines by right-clicking on them. On a Mac, hit the option key at the same time you click the mouse.
Tip
Improperly flagging a square can cost you the game.
Step 5: Locate all the mines
Locate all the mines and uncover all the number squares to win the game and become the ultimate minesweeper.
Step 1: Start a new game
Start a new game. A grid of gray squares will appear.
Tip
Start on the easiest setting, and work your way up to harder settings.
Step 2: Click on a square
Left-click on any gray square. On a Mac, simply click on it. If there is a mine hidden under the square, you immediately lose the game. If there isn't a mine under the square, there will be a number -- one through eight --indicating how many mines are under the eight adjacent squares.
Step 3: Locate other safe squares
Determine safe squares by using the uncovered numbers. Lower numbers indicate fewer mines adjacent to that square. If the number is a "1," then there is only one mine around that square, and seven safe squares.
Step 4: Flag possible mines
Flag squares that you deduce are hiding mines by right-clicking on them. On a Mac, hit the option key at the same time you click the mouse.
Tip
Improperly flagging a square can cost you the game.
Step 5: Locate all the mines
Locate all the mines and uncover all the number squares to win the game and become the ultimate minesweeper.
How to Sign Up for GoogleTV Beta
Posted by video on 9:05 AM
Google Labs is at it again! Be one of the first to try out GoogleTV!
This is Mark Erickson on Infinite Solutions. In this episode, I'll show
you how to access Google's secret on-demand television service
How to Recharge Batteries
Posted by video on 9:02 AM
The right kind of batteries are never around when you need them. I'm
Mark Erickson, and this is Infinite Solutions: Home Edition. In this
episode, I'll show you how to recharge dead batteries using other types
of batteries that still carry a charge.
Birds vs Planes
Posted by video on 8:53 AM
Here is a collection of pictures of birds crashing into planes and
helicopters causing great damage... not only to the planes but also to
themselves.
52 Secrets in Google Earth
Posted by video on 8:48 AM
The video shows different secrets in Google Earth. You can look for all of them!
UPDATE: Sorry guys... I really want to share the coordinates with you, but i lost all the favorites in Google Earth.... so they're lost xD Probably i'm gonna make new videos... but i can't promise!
UPDATE: Sorry guys... I really want to share the coordinates with you, but i lost all the favorites in Google Earth.... so they're lost xD Probably i'm gonna make new videos... but i can't promise!
Giant Foot Print 200 Million Yrs Old - South Africa
Posted by video on 8:43 AM
Michael Tellinger shows off what could be one of the best pieces of
evidence that there were giants on Earth a long, long time ago.
Geologists have marvelled at this giant foot print in rough granite,
about 4 feet long. Some still say that it is a natural erosion pattern.
Personally I find that suggestion highy improbable for various reasons that I will not go into here. Prof. Pieter Wagener from UPE, suggests that "there is a higher probability of little green men arriving from space and licking it out with their tongues, than being created by natural erosion".
It is located in South Africa, near the town of Mpaluzi, close to the Swaziland border. It is estimated to be between 200 million and 3 Billion years old because of our current understanding of the formation of granites in Earth's history. This dating immediately causes great debate and argument - so I urge you to keep your mind open and focused on the evidence.
This amazing footprint in granite was discovered in 1912 by a hunter called Stoffel Coetzee, while hunting in the remote area. At the time this was a deeply remote part of South Africa known as the Eastern Transvaal, teeming with wild life, including antelope and lions. It remains in the same condition as it was when first discovered and the possibility that this was a carved hoax is extremely low because of its remote location. Even today, it is difficult to find.
The real mystery is how this amazing phenomenon occured - I have no idea - but here it is and we cannot wish it away.
YES - It is granite - it is a well recognised geological part of South Africa and recorded on all geological maps - that is why this footprint is such an incredible mystery. It can be desribed as a "phenocrystic" granite, OR coarse porphyritic granite, that underwent several different stages of cooling. The result being an interesting mixture of large and small granules. This is why granite companies are keen to mine this area for granite because it will look really "pretty" when polished. In the official Geology Of South Africa, this outcrop is called Mpuluzi Batholith (Granite) and the official dating of this rock produced dates of around 3,1 billion years.
A real mystery that needs close scientific examination.
Personally I find that suggestion highy improbable for various reasons that I will not go into here. Prof. Pieter Wagener from UPE, suggests that "there is a higher probability of little green men arriving from space and licking it out with their tongues, than being created by natural erosion".
It is located in South Africa, near the town of Mpaluzi, close to the Swaziland border. It is estimated to be between 200 million and 3 Billion years old because of our current understanding of the formation of granites in Earth's history. This dating immediately causes great debate and argument - so I urge you to keep your mind open and focused on the evidence.
This amazing footprint in granite was discovered in 1912 by a hunter called Stoffel Coetzee, while hunting in the remote area. At the time this was a deeply remote part of South Africa known as the Eastern Transvaal, teeming with wild life, including antelope and lions. It remains in the same condition as it was when first discovered and the possibility that this was a carved hoax is extremely low because of its remote location. Even today, it is difficult to find.
The real mystery is how this amazing phenomenon occured - I have no idea - but here it is and we cannot wish it away.
YES - It is granite - it is a well recognised geological part of South Africa and recorded on all geological maps - that is why this footprint is such an incredible mystery. It can be desribed as a "phenocrystic" granite, OR coarse porphyritic granite, that underwent several different stages of cooling. The result being an interesting mixture of large and small granules. This is why granite companies are keen to mine this area for granite because it will look really "pretty" when polished. In the official Geology Of South Africa, this outcrop is called Mpuluzi Batholith (Granite) and the official dating of this rock produced dates of around 3,1 billion years.
A real mystery that needs close scientific examination.
Crystal Pyramid Discovered In Bermuda Triangle 2012 HD
Posted by video on 8:40 AM
The Bermuda Triangle: mysterious, unworldly, sometimes deadly. For decades intrepid researchers delved into the maze of mysteries hidden deep within this most enigmatic place on Earth.
Some speculate the bizarre time anomalies, disappearances and weird phenomena can be explained by natural occurences. Others are insistent that relics of an advanced, unknown culture left behind fantastic technology...great energy machines that literally warp spacetime and open portals to other realities.
Now American and French explorers have made a monumental discovery: a partially translucent, crystal-like pyramid rising from the Caribbean seabed— its origin, age and purpose completely unknown. Full Story Here: http://beforeitsnews.com/story/2301/0...
'Britain's Atlantis' found at bottom of North sea - a huge undersea world swallowed by the sea in 6500BC http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetec...
Top 10 Deepest Holes In The World
Posted by video on 8:34 AM
top 10 deepest holes..
10.Darvaza Gas Crater, Turkmenistan
9.Kimberley Diamond Mine, South Africa
8.Monticello Dam, California
7.Bingham Canyon Mine, Utah
6.Great Blue Hole, Belize
5.Mirny Diamond Mine, Siberia
4.Diavik Mine, Canada
3.Sink hole, Guatemala
2.Udachnaya Pipe, Russia
1.Chuquicamata, Chile
thxx for watching......:)
10.Darvaza Gas Crater, Turkmenistan
9.Kimberley Diamond Mine, South Africa
8.Monticello Dam, California
7.Bingham Canyon Mine, Utah
6.Great Blue Hole, Belize
5.Mirny Diamond Mine, Siberia
4.Diavik Mine, Canada
3.Sink hole, Guatemala
2.Udachnaya Pipe, Russia
1.Chuquicamata, Chile
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Top 10 fastest aircraft in the world
Posted by video on 8:27 AM
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10)F-111 Aardvark.........................1,650 mph
9)MiG-31 Foxhound......................1,863 mph
8)F-15 Eagle..................................1
7)XB-70 Valkyrie............................2,05
6)X-2...................................
5)MiG-25R Foxbat-B.....................2,170 mph
4)SR-71 Blackbird........................2,269 mph
3)X-15..................................
2)X-43A.................................
1)Space Shuttle..........................17,500 mph**
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* X-43 is an experimental unmanned aircraft
** Speed during re-entry; The Space Shuttle isn't trying to go fast it could go at 20,000 mph if it wanted to
10)F-111 Aardvark.........................1,650 mph
9)MiG-31 Foxhound......................1,863 mph
8)F-15 Eagle..................................1
7)XB-70 Valkyrie............................2,05
6)X-2...................................
5)MiG-25R Foxbat-B.....................2,170 mph
4)SR-71 Blackbird........................2,269 mph
3)X-15..................................
2)X-43A.................................
1)Space Shuttle..........................17,500 mph**
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* X-43 is an experimental unmanned aircraft
** Speed during re-entry; The Space Shuttle isn't trying to go fast it could go at 20,000 mph if it wanted to
Sleeping in Space
Posted by video on 8:22 AM
It's bedtime on the ISS. CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield shows us how astronauts sleep in space. Credit: Canadian Space Agency/NASA
How to Cook Spinach In SpaceHow to Cook Spinach In Space
Posted by video on 8:20 AM
Canadian astronaut and ISS Commander Chris Hadfield shows how vacuum
sealed dehydrated spinach is prepared to eat aboard the International
Space Station.
How To Wash Your Hands In Space
Posted by video on 8:15 AM
More About The 'Space' Guitar Playing ISS Commander here: http://www.space.com/14938-space-guit...
ISS Commander Chris Hadfield shows us the fine points of manual digital hygiene in microgravity. A clean-handed astronaut is a happy astronaut. - Credit: CSA
ISS Commander Chris Hadfield shows us the fine points of manual digital hygiene in microgravity. A clean-handed astronaut is a happy astronaut. - Credit: CSA
