Freedom Community Tips & Tricks #18: Helpful Equipment’s To Make Video’s On YouTube! – Video

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This is the new video of my series Freedom Community Tips Tricks! #39; #39;Helpful Equipments To Make Video #39;s On YouTube! What Do You Use? #39; #39; If you need more tips, tricks, tutorials, advice #39;s just...

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The Freedom Stand maytag model 72 #16 / it’s all about form and function – Video

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The Freedom Stand maytag model 72 #16 / it #39;s all about form and function
it #39;s about setting a Maytag model 72 multi-motor free from under that washing machine,,, this one being a hanging model,, so,, to make the project interesting I think function should dictate...

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Break the Cage Now! The Keys to Personal Freedom: Setting Powerful Goals – Video

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What: HOA - Break the Cage NOW! The Keys to Personal Freedom. When: Saturday - 7am Pacific / 10:00 am Eastern - this Saturday Only 🙂 The Break the Cage (BTC) hangout series on Saturday #39;s...

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Colo. students protest intellectual vandalism

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This is a tale of two countries.

The first country was built on a radical new promise of human equality, and a guarantee of the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. That country made it possible for even those born in the humblest and most meager circumstances to climb to the pinnacle of prosperity and achievement.

It helped save the world in a great global conflagration, fed and rebuilt the devastated nations of Europe, planted the first footprints on another world.

The second country was built on the uncompensated labor of human beings owned from birth till death by other human beings. That country committed genocide against its indigenous people, fabricated a war in order to snatch territory belonging to its neighbor, put its own citizens in concentration camps.

And it practiced the science of eugenics with such enthusiasm that it inspired advocates of mandatory sterilization and racial purity all over the world. One was an obscure German politician named Adolf Hitler.

Obviously, the first of those countries is America. But the second is, too.

This would not come as a surprise to any reasonably competent student of American history. But that is a category that soon may not include students in Jefferson County, Colo. The good news is, they are not taking it lying down.

To the contrary, hundreds of them staged mass walkouts from at least five area high schools last week. They chanted and held up signs in protest of a proposed directive from a newly elected conservative school board member that would require teachers of history to promote citizenship, patriotism, essentials and benefits of the free enterprise system.

Teachers are further told to emphasize positive aspects of U.S. heritage and to avoid lessons that encourage or condone civil disorder, social strife or disregard of the law.

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Shark nets for 22 WA beaches

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Prototype: The shark net at Dunsborough. Picture: Angela Pownall/The West Australian

Up to 22 WA beaches could be fitted with nets to keep out sharks after a review identified areas along the State's coast suitable for non-lethal barriers.

Cottesloe, Gracetown, Rottnest Island, Bunker Bay - all sites of recent fatal shark attacks - are among beaches earmarked for netting in a new State Government-commissioned report.

As the Government moves away from its controversial drum-line policy it scrapped two weeks ago, Premier Colin Barnett is expected to make an announcement about new beach enclosures in the South West today.

Mr Barnett told The West Australian yesterday there were opportunities to install shark-proof nets at beaches beyond Dunsborough, where a 500m-long enclosure was tested last summer.

"Enclosures are best suited to protected areas and popular or highly utilised beaches," he said.

"Given the recent spate of shark attacks, beaches in the South West would be a priority."

Environmental consultancy Hydrobiology was commissioned to review the trial in Dunsborough, where shark-proof netting was held up by permanently installed pilings, and to identify other beaches suitable for nets.

"Much of the central and southern coastline of Western Australia, the most populated area, has a low tidal area range, which is ideal for installation of beach enclosures," the report said.

"There are many locations that would facilitate the construction of further beach enclosures without initiating significant engineering works."

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Charlie Bates Solar Astronomy Project at L5P Starbucks Sept 2014 – Video

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5 Missing Flights That Eerily Echo MH370

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Nearly seven months after its disappearance, officially, what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 (MH370) remains almost as much of a mystery as in the wee hours of March 8th.

Theories about the Boeing777-200s losson a routine flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing continue to proliferate. Yet it may still go down as one of commercial aviations worst unsolved tragedies.

Over the decades, however, ; including:

The Star Tiger and Star Ariel Bermuda Triangle disappearances

On a stormy, windy afternoon in late January 1948, an Avro York Tudor IV aircraft dubbed Star Tiger departed Santa Maria in the Azores for a 2000 mile trip to Bermuda. The flight was operated by British South American Airways (BSAA), a post World War II offshoot of U.K. national carrier BOAC that served Latin America from Britain. And the Star Tiger was simply on the second leg of a scheduled journey from London to Havana. It disappeared with a crew of six and 26 passengers on January 30th.

Pan American World Airways Boeing 377 Stratocruiser N1033V Clipper Seven Seas arriving at London (Heathrow) (Credit: Wikipedia)

But because the Star Tiger was reportedly flying at only 2000 feet to avoid high winds, that doesnt give you that much room to maneuver if theres a problem, Bob van der Linden, Chairman of the Aeronautics Department at the Smithsonians National Air and Space museum told Forbes. The lower cruising altitude would have also made the aircraft susceptible to burning fuel at an accelerated rate.

According to the official U.K. Accident report at 3.15 am the next morning; a radio bearing was given from Bermuda and acknowledged by the Star Tiger when she was 340 nautical miles [out]. But thirty-five minutes later, the aircraft couldnt be raised.

In a storm, theres really no visible horizon, so you are really off instruments anyway, said van der Linden. It also sounds like their radio was out.

Van der Linden says its also possible high winds simply blew the Star Tiger so far off course they had no recourse. As he points out, after Bermuda, there was nowhere to divert.

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