woolly mammoth: secrets from the ice bbc documentary 2012
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please subscribe to the evolution documentary youtube channel:http:wwwyoutubecomevolutiondocumentarybroadcast 2012 professor alice roberts reveals the natural history of the most famous of ice age animals - the woolly mammoth mammoths have transfixed humans since the depths of the last ice age when their herds roamed across what is now europe and asia although these curious members of the elephant family have now been extinct for thousands of years scientists can now paint an incredibly detailed picture of their lives thanks to whole carcasses that have been beautifully preserved in the siberian permafrost alice meets the scientists who are using the latest genetic chemical and molecular tests to reveal the adaptations that allowed mammoths to evolve from their origins in the tropics to surviving the extremes of siberia and in a dramatic end to the film she helps unveil a brand new woolly mammoth carcass that may shed new light on our own ancestors039 role in their extinction

dogs decoded nova documentary
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please subscribe to the evolution documentary youtube channel:http:wwwyoutubecomevolutiondocumentarybroadcast 2010 quotdogs decodedquot reveals the science behind the remarkable bond between humans and their dogs and investigates new discoveries in genetics that are illuminating the origin of dogswith surprising implications for the evolution of human culture other research is proving what dog lovers have suspected all along: dogs have an uncanny ability to read and respond to human emotions humans in turn respond to dogs with the same hormone responsible for bonding mothers to their babies how did this incredible relationship between humans and dogs come to be and how can dogs so closely related to fearsome wild wolves behave so differentlydogs have been domesticated for longer than any other animal on the planet and humans have developed a unique relationship with these furry friends we treat our pets like a part of the family and feel that they can understand us in a way other animals can039t now new research is revealing what dog lovers have suspected all along: dogs have an uncanny ability to read and respond to human emotions humans in turn respond to dogs with the same hormone responsible for bonding mothers to their babies how did this incredible relationship between humans and dogs come to be and how can dogs so closely related to fearsome wild wolves behave so differently it039s all in the genesdogs decoded investigates new discoveries in genetics that are illuminating the origin of dog - with big implications for the evolution of human culture as well in siberia the mystery of dogs039 domestication is being repeated--in foxes a fifty-year-old breeding program is creating an entirely new kind of creature a tame fox with some surprising similarities to man039s best friend

harper and layton: two sides of the same coin
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you deserve a lot better the liberal family pack offers a 1000 a year learning passport to help the financial burden of college and university affordable childcare spaces a family care plan for you to spend time with sick loved ones when they need it the most stronger public pensions for your future and a green renovation tax credit check out the liberal family pack at lpccafamilypackquotharper and layton: two career politicians two sides of the same coin in 2005 they sacrificed principle for power to stop the liberal plan for national childcare stronger gun control and better environmental protections today one will give your tax dollars to big banks and rich oil companies the other will jack up your taxes to pay for 70 billion in new spendingtheir priorities are just too loonie the liberals have a better plan for canada039s families check it out it out at wwwliberalcaquotauthorized by the federal liberal agency of canada registered agent for the liberal party of canada

the tuna industry039s dirty little secret
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each year the canned tuna industry kills thousands of sharks rays turtles and seabirds now that039s a dirty little secret greenpeace is launching a new campaign to get the canned tuna industry to clean up its act and end its destructive ways to kick things off we039ve teamed up with pulitzer prize winning cartoonist mark fiore on this video help expose the the tuna industry039s dirty little secret by sharing this video with everyone you knowlearn more at wwwgreenpeaceorg

quot1000 meter sniper shotquot part 2 unitedoperationsnet arma 2 acreace
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objective is to assassinate two high value targets using whatever means possible jump to the shot at 7:00 our approach was using two suppressed tac-50039s from a distance of 925 meters in part 1 and 1200 meters in part 2 featuring uo members fusionpoo zedic ham and nazthe game is arma 2 combined operationsjoin us at uohttp:forumsunitedoperationsnetindexphppageindexhtml_required-readingguidesgetting-started-guide-r192http:wwwarma2comfreequotthis video is created using games from bohemia interactivesee wwwbistudiocom for more informationquot

cypress psoc 6 101: lesson 1-2 psoc creator ide
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http:wwwfutureelectronicscomensearchaspxdsnav=ntk:partnumbersearch7cpsoc67c17cny:truenea:true this video introduces the psoc creator integrated design environment ide it covers how to start a new project select your target device draw your schematic using components write code and build and program your project https:youtubewrucel8h04k

indecision 2012 - 2012: a space oddity - the daily show with jon stewart - 012612 - video clip comedy central
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newt gingrich strives to be a condo developer on the moon airdate - 012612

rains displace over half a million in sri lanka current
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this is just the beginning more rain in a month than they usually get in a year we need to heed the signs

countdown to government shutdown - the colbert report - 41111 - video clip comedy central
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colbertnationcom video - stephen prepares for the shutdown with a champagne flute of lead paint and gets up early to listen to the government closings

nature sounds - youtube
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this is summer view of a lake with calming sounds of water flow amp singing birds this lake is in sutton park in birmingham

the cell episode 3 spark of life bbc
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please subscribe to the whyevolutionistrue youtube channelhttp:wwwyoutubecomwhyevolutionistruebbc documentary list: http:tinyurlcom6yayzxmthe cell episode list:http:tinyurlcom5udua7pbroadcast 2009 the final part reveals how our knowledge of cells has brought us to the brink of one of the most important moments in history scientists are close to repeating what has happened only once in four billion years - the creation of a new life formin a three-part series dr adam rutherford tells the extraordinary story of the scientific quest to discover the secrets of the cell and of life itself every living thing is made of cells microscopic building blocks of almost unimaginable power and complexity

passive walking robot propelled by it039s own weight diginfo
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swiss bank account
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are you in https:mybarackobamacomswissbankadquotswiss bank accountquot highlights mitt romney039s belief that a strong economy is built on outsourcing loopholes and risky financial deals as a corporate ceo he shipped american jobs to places like mexico and china as governor romney outsourced state jobs to india and now as a candidate for president he is pushing tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas romney039s economic scheme stands in stark contrast with president obama039s efforts to continue moving the country forward by rebuilding an economy that039s meant to last by out-building out-innovating and out-educating the rest of the world and making the things the rest of the world buys by closing loopholes and providing incentives that are bringing jobs back to america

what really killed the dinosaurs bbc
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please subscribe to the whyevolutionistrue youtube channelhttp:wwwyoutubecomwhyevolutionistruebbc documentary list:http:tinyurlcom6yayzxmbroadcast 2004 until recently most scientists thought they knew what killed off the dinosaurs a 10km-wide meteorite had smashed into the yucatan peninsula in mexico causing worldwide forest fires tsunamis several kilometres high and an 039impact winter039 - in which dust blocked out the sun for months or years it was thought that the dinosaurs were blasted roasted and frozen to death in that orderbut now a small but vociferous group of scientists believes there is increasing evidence that this 039impact039 theory could be wrong that suggestion has generated one of the bitterest scientific rows of recent timesthe impact theory: the impact theory was beautifully simple and appealing much of its evidence was drawn from a thin layer of rock known as the 039kt boundary039 this layer is 65 million years old which is around the time when the dinosaurs disappeared and is found around the world exposed in cliffs and minesfor supporters of the impact theory the kt boundary layers contained two crucial clues in 1979 scientists discovered that there were high concentrations of a rare element called iridium which they thought could only have come from an asteroid right underneath the iridium was a layer of 039spherules039 tiny balls of rock which seemed to have been condensed from rock which had been vaporized by a massive impacton the basis of the spherules and a range of other evidence dr alan hildebrand of the university of calgary deduced that the impact must have happened in the yucatan peninsula at the site of a crater known as chicxulub chemical analysis later confirmed that the spherules had indeed come from rocks within the craterchallenging the theory: a group of scientists led by prof gerta keller of princeton and prof wolfgang stinnesbeck of the university of karlsruhe begged to differ they uncovered a series of geological clues which suggests the truth may be far more complicated in short that the crater in the yucatan is too old to have killed off the dinosaursthey concentrated on a series of rock formations in mexico where the iridium layer was separated from the spherule layer by many metres of sandstone that opinion sparked a massive row as the supporters of the impact theory such as prof jan smit of vrije universiteit amsterdam rubbished keller039s ideas smit argued that the sandstone had been deposited by massive tsunami waves caused by the asteroid and so did not undermine the idea of a single impactbut keller039s team found evidence - such as ancient worm burrows - that suggested that the deposition of the sandstone had been interrupted many times they concluded that there was a gap of some 300000 years between the deposition of the spherules from the chicxulub crater and the iridium from an asteroid therefore there must have been two impacts

bbc madagascar - island of marvels 2011 hd
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ep2:http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=_lheht4riwkdavid attenborough tells the story of one of the most intriguing wild places on earth madagascar in this fascinating new three-part series quotthis is the story of what happens when a set of animals and plants are cast away on an island for millions of years this is how this curious wonderland came into beingquot he explainsin splendid isolation madagascar has evolved its very own quite extraordinary wildlife -- more than 80 per cent of it is found nowhere elsethe stars are the lemurs -- madagascar039s own primates the indris the size of a small child leap like gymnasts among rainforest trees crowned lemurs scamper around madagascar039s weirdest landscape -- the razor-sharp limestone tsingy which looks like something from another planet and sifakas ghostly white lemurs leap upright on their back legs moving like ballerinas across the forest floormale red giraffe-necked weevils use their necks to fight each other while the females use their necks and beefy thighs to build leaf nests with the complexity of origami chameleons stalk the forests and none is more intriguing than the pygmy chameleon the world039s smallest reptile which delicately courts a female in its giant worldfilmed for the first time for tv and possibly never before observed in the wild a spider hauls an empty snail shell 30 times its own weight up into a bush to use as a shelter from the heat and the fearsome fossa madagascar039s only big mammal predator looks for a mate -- 15 metres up a treemany of madagascar039s wild landscapes and species are under threat of disappearing for ever david concludes: quotit039s only in the last few decades that we039ve really started to appreciate this curious land let039s hope it039s not too latequotthe behind-the-scenes madagascar diaries shows the challenges of filming the reed lemur in the middle of madagascar039s biggest lake