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airobotics launches autonomous drones and 285 million in funding
Bookmarked 492 weeks ago airobotics launches autonomous industrial drones and announces 285 million in fundingwhat does that mean it makes drones that fly with very little human involvement thanks to a series of breakthroughs in robotics sensors and navigation systems keep in mind these arent things that just anyone will be able to buy who is in the market for them anyone who has a sizable plant thats worth hundreds of millions to billions of dollars oil refineries mines factories etc if you have multiple people providing security for such for instance or have to inspect miles of pipes regularly for leaks you might be in the target market for one of these why is it significant because this isnt a consumer drone retrofitted for continuous use like previous companies have tried no this is a completely redesigned system from a highly-specialized shed that houses a robot that changes the payload under the drone to an advanced tracking system to monitor a series of autonomous drones to the drones |
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nfl player who overcame 10 year suboxone dependence with ibogaine treatment
Bookmarked 316 weeks ago 8 year nfl veteran john gilmore shares his testimony how his past injuries lead him to opiate medication addiction and ultimately a 10 year suboxone dependence only after ibogaine treatment was he able to finally break free from all opiate dependence with ibogaine treatment john can begin his healing process much more rapidly than with conventional detox ltbrgtltbrgtin this video you learn about how to recovery from suboxone addiction through ibogaine treatment ibogaine is a powerful alternative detox for those dependent on the new generation of drugs such a suboxone and subutex both are brands of the narcotic analgesic medication used as permanent replacement therapy for short-acting opiatesltbrgtltbrgtwhat is the success rate for ibogaine treatment the addiction model of disease describes the condition as chronic due to long-term changes to the reward centers of the brain when a person takes ibogaine the drug is converted into a compound called noribogaine which targets the areas of the brain affected b |
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this girlrsquos screams are even more exaggerated than japanese avrsquoshellip
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amazing long-term survival hut rammed-earth walls debris roof
Bookmarked 323 weeks ago this is my shelter for the first half of the third year of my journey i039m back at my old stomping grounds - my hometown - miskolc hungary it lies right on the edge of the bukk mountains national park it had been a long time since i spent the summer in europe so i was very excited to do this here it is a very different environment from south new jersey where i built my last shelter it039s a hardwood forest where i knew i would have good debris to make use of but unlike last year i had no idea what kind of place i was going to build beyond thatwell it turns out i got lucky in more ways than one tracker lucky i like to call it so much so that im happy to report that no liveuninjured trees were used to make this hut a large european beech they named the park after them bukk = beech came down - the roots gave out for some reason and took another already dying tree with it when i saw that i knew right away that was place i was going to build my new shelter as a matter of |
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german highway autobahn a8 sound effect no speed limit and free download
Bookmarked 442 weeks ago are you looking for a licence free highway sound traffic sound effectthe sound of an highway is always cool so i start recording with my zoom h6http:geniusmi1h5 specially the sound of a german highway autobahn because in many parts is no speed limit i was looking for a good bridge and i searched for about an hour to get to this bridge i was lucky that this part was open so you can hear and see cars going really fast big audis porsche bmw ferrari i missed the lamborghini and of course many trucks going on one of the most dangerous highway in germany the a8 i recorded with the zoom h6 and i used the zoom dead cat its a little bit disappointing because now at home i can still hear the wind noise in some parts and the wind wasnt that strongthe wave file is still 10 minutes long and i really hope you can use parts for your projectfree download link from my dropbox here: https:googlbbpk60 i n f o you love my work and y |
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millennials 101 with paul taylor
Bookmarked 598 weeks ago don039t miss new big think videos subscribe by clicking here: http:googlcptsv5paul taylor describes some of the key characteristics of the millennial generation taylor is the executive vice president of the pew research center where he oversees demographic social and generational research he is the author of the next america: boomers millennials and the looming generational showdown http:googlbqaczftranscript - so millennials are a generation we define them as having been born after 1980 so the oldest of them is in his or her early thirties the youngest is mid teenagers typically generations last about 20 years or so we don039t really know when the back half of this generation ends there039s probably a 12 or 13 year old who039s somebody different but he or she hasn039t quite come of age yet it039s a very distinctive generation and the oldest of them has now made the passage into adulthood so we know a little bit more about them than we did eight or ten years ago when they first came on the scene distinctive they039re a very large generation by the time the 20 year cycle is done there039ll probably be 80 million strong the largest generation since the baby boomers they are very distinctive racially and ethnically they are the transitional generation in an america that in the middle of the last century was about 85 percent white by the middle of this century will be only a little more than 40 percent white millennials are the most nonwhite generation they039re more than four in ten are nonwhite this is driven by the great modern immigration wave that039s now about four or five decades old like our earlier immigration waves which are almost entirely from europe this immigration wave is mostly from latin america and asia and it039s the immigrants themselves but more so now it039s the children of the immigrants the us born children of the immigrants who make up a very heavy portion of this millennial generation they039re distinctive politically they039re now old enough to have voted in two or three presidential elections and they were a very big part of both of president obama039s victories by our calculation at the pew research center where i work and did a lot of the research that led to this book they are the most democratic voting generation of young adults of any we have seen in 50 or 60 years of tracking voting patterns they039re very liberal in their social and cultural values so some of the changes that are going on in the country on issues like same sex marriage marijuana legalization -- we see pretty dramatic changes in a fairly short period of time in terms of public attitudes it039s the millennials it039s the young adults who are leading the way despite their distinctive political and social views and voting behaviors however they039re not terribly attached to the democratic party even though they gave big votes to democratic presidential candidates when we asked adults of all ages are you a democrat or republican or an independent millennials -- 50 percent of millennials say i039m independent we039ve never seen that high a share from any age cohort we see a similar thing when we ask about their religion i mean what are you protestant catholic muslim hindu jewish a record share of millennials say i039m nothing in particular and there039s a third anchor institution of society if you will that millennials are not attached to and that039s a little old 5000 year old institution called marriage so of today039s 18 to 33 year olds only about a quarter are married if you go back to older generations when they were the same age five in ten six in ten of the older generation more than six in ten were married i think the slow walk toward marriage and the disassociation from anchor institutions i think are explained by first their economic circumstances another distinctive thing about this generation is they039re the first in modern american history and perhaps the first in american history that at least so far -- we don039t know how their story ends but we know how the story of their economic lives have begun and at least so far they are the first generation in modern times that is doing less well economically than their parents039 generation on any way you measure it transcript truncateddirected produced by jonathan fowler elizabeth rodd and dillon fitton |
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my friend nearly killed me when we played truth or dare
Bookmarked 353 weeks ago do you want to get your story animated send it to yttspcoolit will be given a voice over by a professional actor and an animator will make a video out of it subscribe actually happened https:bitly2j5hp7j hi this is michelle and this story literally happened yesterday theres so much to talk about from last night that shes not really sure where to start in brief she was betrayed by her best friend and she almost died and both these things happened within fifteen minutes of each other it all started as a truth or dare gamemichelle has a group of friends that shes known since they were all about five years old there are six of them all girls and theyre fourteen now actually a couple of them have already turned fifteen she wont bother going through all their names since she would have to change them anyway to tell this story but the important thing is that out of all of them her best friend is called lana though she should probably say she had a best friend |
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attack of the sun
Bookmarked 612 weeks ago massive solar eruptions take aim at our high-tech society 93 million miles away an angry sun vents its rage dark regions called sunspots appeared unexpectedly on its surface a sign of rising tension within it had been three and a half years since the sun last erupted in furyat the peak of an 11-year cycle of solar flare-upsback then we got ready for it by shutting down satellites that were vulnerable to high levels of radiation but no one expected this in what should have been a low point in solar activity the sun erupted in a series of massive explosions called coronal mass ejections or cmeselectrified gas clouds weighing billions of tons raced outward solar telescopes recorded the action the largest emission of solar x-rays ever seen the hottest flares at tens of millions of degrees and the fastest reaching speeds clocked at six million miles per hour the sun became a giant plasma weapon more potent than any in science fiction and pointed right at our home planet on earth the halloween storms produced some of the most spectacular auroras ever seen at the north and south poles they also brought jolts of electricity that caused power outages in sweden and disrupted airline navigationin space these storms damaged 28 communications satellites and destroyed two and they didn039t stop there as the energetic surge swept past mars it was so strong it burned out the radiation monitor aboard the spacecraft mars global surveyor ironically this instrument was designed to study radiation that human explorers might encounter on future missions beyond earth months later the rush of solar energy washed over the two voyager spacecraft on their way to the far reaches of the solar system cmes like these have been known to blast their way out the far edges of the solar system where the solar wind meets the flow of gas around the galaxy itself this stormy season on the sun lasted about five weeks it was by no means the worst a solar eruption in 1859 was so powerful it set fire to telegraph offices several people got nasty electric shocks simply because they were working with metal objects and for the next few nights auroras were reportedly bright enough to read bya similar storm today could easily cause more than two trillion dollars in damage to our high-tech infrastructure twenty times greater than hurricane katrina but believe it or not the threat is about to get even worse we are beginning to change the way we acquire and use energy by expanding our power grid to accommodate wind farmssolar arrays new nuclear plants and other renewable energy sourcesthis grid will get larger and smarter with microprocessors in most every devicecommunicating and negotiating with one another running everything from air conditioners to power plants a sudden surge of solar activity could strike the grid directlyinflicting a substantial amount of damage on the emerging smart power economyto understand what a powerful force the sun can be take a look at venus at almost exactly the same size and mass as earth it039s truly our sister planet the thinking is that long ago fierce solar winds stripped off lighter water molecules from its upper atmosphere what was left was a witches039 brew of acidic gases and carbon dioxide that thickened at lower altitudes rising to some 90 times the density of earth039s atmosphere at a concentration of 95 in venus039 atmosphere co2 gas trapped increasing amounts of sunlight and drove surface temperatures close to 1000 degrees fahrenheit how did earth avoid such a harsh fate one of the main reasons is that our planet has what venus lacks a natural defense against solar attacks |
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double a ron - further than nuts
Bookmarked 682 weeks ago hello i am double a ron it039s pronounced double eh ron and i make awesome hip-hopthis is my music video for my latest single quotfurther than nutsquot hope you enjoy it and i039ve got more coming your waysubscribe to my channel i039ll have more raps coming-aaron parsons |
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