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Trevi Coin Retrieval Fountain
(1) | 20/02/2014 | Ever asked what they do with the coins in the Fontana di Trevi? Watch as coins are retrieved at the Trevi Fountain in Rome.
Do you Even Lift Bro? "Guy thinks the tree trunk is heavy. Little did he know that it was completely hallow." - Let’s Do it Charilae ! Let's Do it Charilae ! seditious , optimistic video of the Pancretan radio show 'Summer in the South' .
- World’s Heaviest Weight How do you measure big forces accurately? By calibrating your force transducer on the world's biggest weight - 1,000,000 pounds of force. This machine ensures planes don't break apart, jets provide required thrust, and rockets make it to their destination.
- The Liberation of the Balkan peoples from the Ottomans Ideas of nationalism began to develop in Europe long before they reached the Ottoman Empire. Some of the first effects nationalism had on the Ottomans had a lot to do with the Greek War of Independence and First Serbian Uprising. In this video we showed fight for freedom of the Balkan peoples
- Chores – Cyanide & Happiness Do your homework!
- Spanish love story In the digital world , many stories are told. Do not let continue telling stories like this. #MovistarAwareness
- Do not mess with the plumber Assholes try to scare a plumber, Gone Wrong
- Driver Tries to J-Turn The driver of this car tried to do a j-turn in a residential neighborhood. Unfortunately, he lost control of his vehicle and ended up wrecking it after he flipped onto a driveway. Luckily, the driver was not injured during the stunt.
- Google Earth’s Incredible 3D Imagery, Explained Google Earth is the most photorealistic, digital version of our planet. But how?! Where do the images come from? How are they they put together? And how often are they updated? In this video, learn about the pixels, plans, and people that create Google Earth’s 3D imagery.
- When your bird calls for caresses Do not mind brushing when Mom stops brushing, I'll take the brush back and give it to Mom so she can go further
- Ostrich decides to do a nice little dance Ostrich decides to do a nice little dance
- How Hard Do Moles Dig? | ScienceTake w/ James Gorman | The New York Times The terrors of the lawn look as though they are swimming as they tunnel, but they put a lot of force behind their shovel-like paws.
- Trammel of Archimedes – Do Nothing Machine part 2 // Homemade Science with Bruce Yeany Do nothing machine, B.S. grinder, Trammel of Archimedes, they've gone by all sorts of names, when used for drawing it's an ellipsograph. I show it as a lever that switches back and forth from a first class lever to a 2nd class lever. In doing so it is able to trace out ellipses on the handle. It is an interesting piece that shows how circular motion consists of two sinusoidal oscillations. On the practical side it has commonly been used for drawing out ovals for picture frames.
- What if ‘The Matrix’ Starred Will Smith? In one of the most famous cases of actors turning down roles, Will Smith did just that for the role of Neo in The Matrix. The role instead went to Keanu Reeves and Will Smith went onto do, is... Wild Wild West..... He apparently regrets the decision too. But let's put on our alternate reality googles and see what The Matrix would've looked like had Will Smith accepted the role of Neo :)
- Bodycam Footage Of Police Fatally Shooting Man With His Own Gun Roy City Police released video of a deadly exchange between two Roy City police officers and a trespassing suspect at a gas station in February. Two unidentified officers were in a fight with Nicolas Sanchez, 39, in the parking lot of the Texaco Station at 4395 South 1900 West when several shots were fired and Sanchez was hit. One of the officers who shot Sanchez did so with a gun that he had grabbed from Sanchez seconds earlier. Attorney Heather White was hired by Roy City to explain the video prior to releasing it to the media. White said the officer who shot Sanchez with his own gun thought Sanchez may have had a second firearm and decided to use the suspect's own weapon against him after his partner had already fired shots at Sanchez. “Fearing Sanchez may have another weapon, and hearing shots fired, the first officer shot Sanchez with the gun he had wrestled from Sanchez. When the first officer saw Sanchez was not moving, he dropped Sanchez’ gun and drew his gun from his holster,” White said. The two officers were initially dispatched to the Texaco station on February 21 at approximately 10 p.m. after a clerk reported a man was trespassing and acting suspiciously in the store. The video shows the officers arrive at the store and contact Sanchez, who was reportedly loitering, and had left his car running in the parking lot. Video shows the officers approach Sanchez at the door of the store and ask him to come over to their cruisers and speak to them. Sanchez asked the officers repeatedly why they want to talk to him. He then lifts his sweatshirt, at which point an officer stated, "You got a gun on you, do not move." Sanchez then backed away from the officers, swinging his right hand back and forth and moving his left hand toward his waistband where the gun was located, according to police. Sanchez then turned and ran away from the officers. The video shows the first officer run after Sanchez and a struggle ensues, at which point, the second officer, who is standing back, sees Sanchez's hands go to his waistband. The second officer felt that his partner's life was in "imminent danger," and he began firing at Sanchez, according to White. That's when the first officer stripped Sanchez of his gun, feared the suspect may have another weapon, and shot Sanchez with his own gun, White says. Body camera footage released Friday shows the altercation from the perspective of both officers. The entire encounter lasted approximately one minute, but the time between when the officers first saw Sanchez had a gun to the last shot fired is only twelve seconds. "Sanchez's reckless actions in those split seconds dictated the actions the officers took that day. The officers did what they are trained to do and what we expect them to do: protect themselves and others against violent and irrational behavior," White said. "Because of their actions, no one but Sanchez was injured that night." The two officers are on paid administrative leave, pending an investigation from the Weber County Attorney's Office.