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cus-1668 cheerleading girls play with squeeze
Bookmarked 55 weeks ago watch cus-1668 cheerleading girls play with squeeze 2023 runtime: 25:54 categories: china asian chinese 91 studios jelly media big breasts white tiger beautiful buttocks li yiyi hornyhill hornyhillse |
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filth fetish studios - ready to smell some stinky butts - princess honey and miss mia and princess audrey
Bookmarked 11 weeks ago watch filth fetish studios - ready to smell some stinky butts - princess honey and miss mia and princess audrey 2025 runtime: 15:07 categories: princess honey filth fetish studios fetish smell some stinky butts princess honey miss mia femdom hornyhill hornyhillse |
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ants rip queen039s legs off empire of the desert ants bbc earth
Bookmarked 320 weeks ago in the final days of empire the colony is at its most vulnerable and the queen meets her final grisly end subscribe: http:bitlybbcearthsub watch more: planet earth http:bitlyplanetearthplaylist blue planet http:bitlyblueplanetplaylist planet earth ii http:bitlyplanetearthiiplaylist planet dinosaur http:bitlyplanetdinoplaylistnatural world: empire of the desert antsagainst the chiricahua mountains of southern arizona empire of the desert ants takes an in-your-face look at the violent world of desert honey ants by charting the fate of a single colony over several years as they battle all-comers for survival and dominance over the small patch of desert that is their world both the big picture and every minute detail are captured in this dramatic and fascinating film using the latest camera techniques and visual effects macro-photography shows the heart of their epic confrontations and the very core of life in the honey ant colony battle plans defensive strategies and 039team039 |
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private snafu censored 1944 us army training cartoon mel blanc frank tashlin
Bookmarked 430 weeks ago more at http:quickfoundnetlinksmilitary_news_and_linkshtmlprivate snafu learns he should watch what he writes in letters to homequotoriginally created by theodore geisel dr seuss and phil eastman most of the cartoons were produced by warner brothers animation studios - employing their animators voice actors primarily mel blanc and carl stalling039s musicquotpublic domain film from the us national archives slightly cropped to remove uneven edges with the aspect ratio corrected and mild video noise reduction appliedthe soundtrack was also processed with volume normalization noise reduction clipping reduction andor equalization the resulting sound though not perfect is far less noisy than the originalmore private snafu:booby traps: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=-pbda-nlx9athe home front http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=vgmihhmi8cgspies http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=wjn_ab4fjpisnafuperman http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=op6-v5x8xhqfighting tools: https:wwwyoutub |
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how do pain relievers work
Bookmarked 707 weeks ago some people take aspirin or ibuprofen to treat everyday aches and pains but how exactly do the different classes of pain relievers work learn about the basic physiology of how humans experience pain and the mechanics of the medicines we039ve invented to block or circumvent that discomfortlesson by george zaidan animated by augenblick studios |
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fall-ing thealkistevensshow
Bookmarked 742 weeks ago jstustudios https:wwwyoutubecomjstustudiosfacebook https:wwwfacebookcomofficialalkistevenstwitter http:wwwtwittercomalkistevensmail mepo box 123 tullamarine vic 3042australiamerchandise http:wwwzazzlecomaualkistevensgiftscg=1961011543393cone-ing community http:wwwfacebookcomconeingpersonal facebook http:wwwfacebookcomalkistevensfall-ing thealkistevensshow |
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jon snow039s longclaw game of thrones - man at arms
Bookmarked 610 weeks ago which weapon will be next subscribe http:bitlyawesubevery other monday master swordsmith tony swatton forges your favorite weapons from video games movies and television this week he recreates jon snow039s sword longclaw from game of thronesget your awe me or man at arms swag: http:awemespreadshirtcomand let us know in the comments below which weapon you039d like to see tony build nextmore aweme on facebook: http:facebookcomawemechannelfollow us on twitter: http:twittercomawemechannelmaster blacksmith tony swattonassistant blacksmiths alicia minitte bryan forrest leather work johnny bias machinist william the elder christian m kollgaard iii sculptor karen cope guest blade smith kc lund forge assistant glenn freund bryson keefer molds ian hicksfilmed on location at the sword and the stone - wwwswordandstonecomstunt coordinator christopher bradleyassistant stunt coordinator jessica erin bennetstunts bryan forrest christopher bradley tony swatton jessica erin bennet alexander ward carolyn feresguest slicers karen cope alicia minette johnny bias christian m kollgaard iii grant imahara doug brochu ian minotaur andy signore conner swatton michele morrowset photographers carolyn feres lauren marks-stevens bryan forrest lennon hobson matt huntspecial thanksthe sword and the stone cope studios next level stunts sypher arts studios shawn strider kc lund blades justin rojas black hand mercantile kate mullin lennon hobson lauren marks-stevens lampampl anodizing burbank metal supply christopher lawrence bitesize tv sax carr |
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can a thousand tiny swarming robots outsmart nature deep look
Bookmarked 547 weeks ago how does a group of animals -- or cells for that matter -- work together when no ones in charge tiny swarming robots--called kilobots--work together to tackle tasks in the lab but what can they teach us about the natural world more info videos and sources below deep look: a new ultra-hd 4k short video series created by kqed san francisco and presented by pbs digital studios see the unseen at the very edge of our visible world get a new perspective on our place in the universe and meet extraordinary new friends explore big scientific mysteries by going incredibly smallmore kqed science:tumblr: http:kqedsciencetumblrcomtwitter: https:wwwtwittercomkqedsciencekqed science: http:ww2kqedorgscienceabout kilobotshow do you simultaneously control a thousand robots in a swarm the question may seem like science fiction but its one that has challenged real robotics engineers for decadesin 2010 the kilobot entered the scene now engineers are programming these tiny independent robots to cooperate on group tasks this research could one day lead to robots that can assemble themselves into machines or provide insights into how swarming behaviors emerge in naturein the future this kind of research might lead to collaborative robots that could self-assemble into a composite structure this larger robot could work in dangerous or contaminated areas like cleaning up oil spills or conducting search-and-rescue activitieswhat is emergent behaviorthe universe tends towards chaos but sometimes patterns emerge like a flock of birds in flight like termites building skyscrapers out of mud or fish schooling to avoid predatorsits called emergent behavior complex behaviors that arise from interactions between simple things and you dont just see it in naturewhats so interesting about kilobots is that individually theyre pretty dumbtheyre designed to be simple a single kilobot can do maybe three things: respond to light measure a distance sense the presence of other kilobots but these are swarm robots they work togetherhow do kilobots workkilobots were designed by michael rubenstein a research scientist in the self organizing systems research group at harvard each robot consists of about 15 worth of parts: a microprocessor that is about as smart as a calculator sensors for visible and infrared light and two tiny cell-phone vibration units that allow it to move across a table they are powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery like those found in small electronics or watchesthe kilobots are programed all at once as a group using infrared light each kilobot gets the same set of instructions as the next with just a few lines of programming the kilobots together can act out complex natural processesthe same kinds of simple instructions that kilobots use to self-assemble into shapes can make them mimic natural swarming behaviors too for example kilobots can sync their flashing lights like a swarm of fireflies differentiate similar to cells in an embryo and follow a scent trail like foraging antsread the article for this video on kqed science:https:ww2kqedorgscience20150721can-a-thousand-tiny-swarming-robots-outsmart-naturemore great deep look episodes:where are the ants carrying all those leaveshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=-6okj5fgk24what happens when you put a hummingbird in a wind tunnelhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=jyqy64ovjfypygmy seahorses: masters of camouflagehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=q3ctgoqz3wwrelated videos from the pbs digital studios networkis ultron inevitable its okay to be smarthttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=-irmtk5qg8sa history of robots the good stuffhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=tk-h4oatysiwhen will we worry about the well-being of robots idea channel https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=flieeauqwmsfunding for deep look is provided in part by pbs digital studios and the john s and james l knight foundation deep look is a project of kqed science which is supported by hopelab the david b gold foundation s d bechtel jr foundation the dirk and charlene kabcenell foundation the vadasz family foundation smart family foundation and the members of kqed |
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temple grandin on search engines blank on blank pbs digital studios
Bookmarked 515 weeks ago this episode is brought to you by http:squarespacecomblankonblankquotquoteverything in my mind works like a search engine set for the image functionquotquot - temple grandin in 2008 from an oral history at colorado state universityhear more interview outtakes and learn more about temple grandin http:blankonblankorgtemple-grandinyouve probably heard the story that einstein - whose name is synonymous with genius - didnt seem destined for much when he was a small child he was years behind other children when it came to learning to talk he did horribly in school it seems that einsteins brain just worked differently than most other peoples and many people these days are saying that einstein was probably autistic - one of them is temple grandintemple grandin is a professor of animal sciences whos worked in the meat industry to invent kinder ways to lead cattle to slaughter shes also autistic - the high-functioning version known as aspergers syndrome autism in case you dont know is a brain disorder that tends to affect peoples social skills like the ability to read facial expressions and body language but it can also mean extraordinary talent in math music and the visual artstemple grandin has become something of a celebrity of autism shes written books given ted talks and shes been around the world to speak on the subject claire danes has even played her in a movie about her lifeas part of our special series the experimenters--where we uncover interviews with the icons of science technology and innovation-- we found this interview in the holdings of colorado state university where temple teaches in this conversation temples at her best explaining for the rest of us what its really like to have an autistic brain and how einsteins not the only genius who could have been dismissed for being differentadditional support from prx and the alfred p sloan foundationmore experimenters coming soon: carl sagan dame stephanie shirley jane goodall richard feynman and buckminster fullersubscribe for new episodes of blank on blank every other tuesday it039s free:http:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_cmore blank on blank episodes: http:blankonblankorgpbspbs digital studios is interested in learning more about what you like to watch and do online they039ve got a short survey and they039re going to randomly select 25 participant to receive a cool shirt check it out: https:wwwsurveymonkeycomrpbsds2016executive producer david gerlachart and animation drew herforth gabe adams drew christie jesse lortzseries producer amy drozdowskaassistant producer jessie wright-mendozamusicjahzzar quotroom with a viewquot quotthe last onesquot quotjokequotwatch:frank lloyd wright on arrogancehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=muovqvz7rlmsally ride on dumb questionshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=c9ez5hktbiikurt vonnegut on man-eating lampreyshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=dzwmhnina simone on shockhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=pqfhqbill murray on being obnoxioushttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=ye6mqpatty hearst on reasonable doubthttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=3bsi2tom waits on everything and nothinghttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=syrdfhunter s thompson on outlawshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=p3qokbb king on the blueshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=-tiphelliott smith on freakshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=pap3srobin williams on maskshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=2phgmwayne coyne on living with deathhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=ojxu7maya angelou on con menhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=vybijbette davis on the sexeshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=rnntumichael jackson on godlinesshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=yoca3jimi hendrix on the experiencehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=nk2lfmeryl streep on beautyhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=og_t5philip seymour hoffman on happinesshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=osn8rdavid bowie on stardusthttp:youtubelfidxxdsxaogene wilder on the truthhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=8puw2john lennon on lovehttp:youtubedmvmnyey9nyjohnny cash on the gospelhttp:youtubealgi0tcfccwheath ledger on role playinghttp:youtubeqdruzbaa6litupac on life and deathhttp:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=6x2fqxkurt cobain on identityhttp:youtubec1z2bkzaoqcjanis joplin on rejectionhttp:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=vdf4b1 |
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jane goodall on instinct blank on blank pbs digital studios
Bookmarked 514 weeks ago quotanimals were my passion from even before i could speak apparently when i was about 10 11 i fell in love with tarzanquot- jane goodall as told to ira flatow in 2002hear more interview outtakes and learn more about jane goodall http:blankonblankorgjane-goodalljane goodall is so nice so good its intimidating she seems like almost a kind of mythic figure she made groundbreaking discoveries about the behavior of chimpanzees when she was only in her 20s and without any formal training or degree even now shes always on the go speaking up for the rights of animals campaigning for conservation and working slavishly on her environmental education program shes a role model for young girls to get into science with all that its sometimes been hard for me to imagine her as one of us ordinary humanswhich is why this interview we came across by veteran public radio science journalist ira flatow was just so great ira talked with jane goodall for his long-running science friday program back in 2002 and in that conversation you can hear a jane whos full of formidable conviction yes - but shes also humble vulnerable and best of all even actually funthis is another episode from our special series the experimenters where we uncover interviews with the icons of science technology and innovationsupport for this series comes from prx and the alfred p sloan foundationsubscribe for new episodes of blank on blank every other tuesday it039s free:http:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_cpbs digital studios is interested in learning more about what you like to watch and do online they039ve got a short survey and they039re going to randomly select 25 participant to receive a cool shirt check it out: https:wwwsurveymonkeycomrpbsds2016executive producer david gerlachanimator avi oferseries producer amy drozdowskawatchtemple grandin on her search enginehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=ifsh6sojavgfrank lloyd wright on arrogancehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=muovqvz7rlmsally ride on dumb questionshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=c9ez5hktbiifrank lloyd wright on arrogancehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=muovqsally ride on dumb questionshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=c9ez5kurt vonnegut on man-eating lampreyshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=dzwmhnina simone on shockhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=pqfhqbill murray on being obnoxioushttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=ye6mqpatty hearst on reasonable doubthttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=3bsi2tom waits on everything and nothinghttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=syrdfhunter s thompson on outlawshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=p3qokbb king on the blueshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=-tiphelliott smith on freakshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=pap3srobin williams on maskshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=2phgmwayne coyne on living with deathhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=ojxu7maya angelou on con menhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=vybijbette davis on the sexeshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=rnntumichael jackson on godlinesshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=yoca3jimi hendrix on the experiencehttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=nk2lfmeryl streep on beautyhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=og_t5philip seymour hoffman on happinesshttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=osn8rdavid bowie on stardusthttp:youtubelfidxxdsxaogene wilder on the truthhttps:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=8puw2john lennon on lovehttp:youtubedmvmnyey9nyjohnny cash on the gospelhttp:youtubealgi0tcfccwheath ledger on role playinghttp:youtubeqdruzbaa6litupac on life and deathhttp:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=6x2fqxkurt cobain on identityhttp:youtubec1z2bkzaoqcjanis joplin on rejectionhttp:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=vdf4b1 |
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hollywood goes high tech in transformers ride at universal studios
Bookmarked 711 weeks ago new transformers ride delivers an amazing 4k x 4k visual experience created at ilm using nvidia gpus |
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late night - official trailer 2 amazon studios
Bookmarked 350 weeks ago after almost 30 years a groundbreaking talk-show host suspects she may soon be losing her coveted seat on late-night television unless she manages a game-changing transformation in late night the first feature film from emmy-nominated writer and producer mindy kaling legendary talk-show host katherine newbury oscar winner emma thompson is a pioneer in her field the only woman ever to have a long-running program on late night she keeps her writers room on a short leash and all male but when her ratings plummet and she is accused of being a woman who hates women katherine puts gender equality on her to-do list and impulsively hires molly patel mindy kaling a chemical plant efficiency expert from suburban pennsylvania as the first and only female on her writing staff with rumors swirling that katherine is being replaced by a younger hipper male host she demands that the writers make her funny and relevant again a lifelong fan molly is determined to prove shes not just a divers |
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david guetta ft justin bieber - 2u the victorias secret angels lip sync
Bookmarked 449 weeks ago buy listen : https:guettaco2udirector: jerome duran production: victoria039s secret executive producer: ed razekdavid guetta feat justin bieber - 2udavid guetta giorgio tuinfort jason quotpoo bearquot boyd daniel tuparia justin bieberproduced by david guetta amp giorgio tuinfortvocal production by jason quotpoo bearquot boydadditional production and programming by daniel quotcesqeauxquot tupariaall instruments by david guetta amp giorgio tuinfortpiano by giorgio tuinforttalk box by monsieur georges amp the pianomanvocal recording by josh gudwin and chris quottekquot oryan at conway recording studios los angelesvocoder by chris quottekquot o039ryanrecorded at piano music studio039s amsterdam netherlands and can rocas studios ibiza spainstudio engineer henry sarmiento iiimixed and mastered by daddy039s groove at test pressing studio039s naples italypublishers: what a publishing ltd sacemadministered by bernstein shapiro ascap |
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sparked: behind the technology
Bookmarked 590 weeks ago get an exclusive look at the story behind the short film sparked: a collaboration between cirque du soleil eth zurich and verity studios sparked demonstrates how state of-the-art technology can be used to combine human actors and quadcopters in a symbiotic choreographed performance this collaboration has opened a new door to the future of technology in the world of live entertainmentsparked: http:youtube6c8ojshfmpicirque du soleil: http:wwwcirquedusoleilcometh zurich: http:wwwidscethzchresearch_dandreaverity studios: http:wwwveritystudioscomobtenez un aperu exclusif de lhistoire qui se cache derrire le court-mtrage sparked une collaboration entre le cirque du soleil leth zurich et verity studios sparked montre comment une technologie de pointe peut tre utilise pour runir des acteurs et des quadricoptres dans une seule chorgraphie symbiotique cette collaboration a ouvert de nouvelles portes lavenir de la technologie dans lunivers du spectacle de scne |
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hit it from the back 2 the future
Bookmarked 699 weeks ago tim finds a time traveling machine in his apartmentstarring:tim delaghettotimothy delaghetto: http:wwwyoutubecomtimothydelaghetto2follow me: http:wwwtwittercomtraphik quotlikequot me: http:wwwfacebookcomtimothy-delaghetto t-shirts: http:timothydelaghettocomnew shirt http:rodeoarcadecominstagram: timdelaghettorick shuckshttp:wwwyoutubecomibeshuckscrew:written by:tim delaghettodirector:jon naexecutive producer:mickey meyersupervising producer:drew walkupproducer:george t kimmel ivproduction coordinator:russell forddp: jon naad: pete forthunsound:eric thompsoneditor: matt jones |