Podcasts about The Slow Mo Guys

We're on Patreon! Find us at https://www.patreon.com/AudioUnleashed This week, Dennis and Brent dig into the news about a new $25/month music streaming service that claims it's the first to deliver lossless and immersive audio. (Please don't tell Apple Music or Qobuz or Tidal or Amazon!) Then they look on as an AudioXpress writer does a Marianas Trench-level dive on the return of the 78 rpm record, and question whether these can deliver as profound a musical experience as lathe-cut records. They conclude by pondering which paper towel is best for cleaning up the drool after Stereophile, Hi-Fi+ and Hi-Fi News review dCS's almost-$300K, five-chassis DAC.

Geoff, Gavin and Andrew talk about Austialian TV, Gurplers, promoting Slow Mo Guys, tail sync fight again, Gavin's favorite question, Breakfast television, GTA The Movie, Gears vs GTA, F**kface Off Season 1, Gavin strikes update, baseball analogy fight, immunity, slack vs text, saved by the tariffs, what day is it, cruises, losing power, and video game cruises. Support us directly at https://www.patreon.com/TheRegulationPod Stay up to date, get exclusive supplemental content, and connect with other Regulation Listeners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Burnie and Ashley discuss book hangovers, One Piece, The Witches, villainous traits, the moral safety of zombies, The Recruit, Colton Dunn, Paradise Episode 7, swearing at search engines, AI timebase, Slow Mo Guys, Pokemon Cheetos, and the penny press economic indicators.Support our podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/morningsomewhereFor the link dump visit: http://www.morningsomewhere.comFor merch, check out: http://store.morningsomewhere.com

Emiatt a telefon miatt sajnálhatjuk, hogy nem vagyunk Ausztria Rakéta     2024-11-09 07:27:05     Mobiltech Ausztria Telefon Vivo A Vivo X Fold 3 Pro nem a legvékonyabb, talán nem is a legszebb hajlítható telefon, de ennél éreztük a leginkább azt, hogy a táblagéppé kihajtható kijelzőért cserébe nem kell kompromisszumokat kötnünk egy hagyományos csúcstelefonhoz képest. Szuperlassításban csodálhatjuk meg, hogy miképp zúzzák maguk körül a mindenséget a szállító drónok propellerjei Player     2024-11-09 13:06:09     Infotech USA Drón Gav, a The Slow Mo Guys egyik fenegyereke ezúttal szólóban nyomta: hősünk Dav nélkül indult Kaliforniába, a Wing főhadiszállására, hogy megnézze, hogyan működnek azok a drónok, amelyek 2022 áprilisa óta nyújtanak drónos csomagszállító szolgáltatást az Amerikai Egyesült Államokban. Karikó Katalin kutatótársa: Egyszerűbb felsorolni azt, mi ellen nem lesz hasznos az mRNS Telex     2024-11-09 10:02:31     Tudomány Szeged Világűr Védőoltás Nobel-díj Influenza Karikó Katalin Az influenza ellen lehet leghamarabb vakcina, de a rákkutatások is biztató eredményeket mutatnak – mondta a Karikóval együtt Nobel-díjat nyert Drew Weissman Szegeden, ahol hamarosan mRNS-kutatóközpont épül. De ennél jóval távolabb is eljut a tudomány: az űrbe küldenek mRNS-t. Egy új reaktor kivonja a vízből az örök vegyi anyagokat newtechnology.hu     2024-11-09 04:33:57     Tudomány egyetem Oxford Az Oxford Brookes Egyetem kutatói új megoldást fejlesztettek ki a globális vízkészletekben található mérgező, ún. örök vegyi anyagok (PFAS) eltávolítására. A kutatócsapat egy hidrodinamikus reaktort alkotott, ami buborékok keletkezésén és ESET MDR: Megelőzésfókuszú megközelítés Mínuszos     2024-11-09 04:33:24     Infotech Kiberbiztonság Hacker Kibertámadás Az ESET Magyarországon is elérhetővé tette az ESET Servicest, amely átlagosan húsz perc alatt képes felismerni a fenyegetéseket. A különböző méretű vállalkozásoknak egyre nehezebb lépést tartani, védekezni a gyorsan változó, nagy számú kibertámadással szemben. A szakemberhiány miatt sokan nehezen tudják egyedül, házon belül kezelni online biztonság Okleveles logisztikai technikusképzés indul Sopronban a Széchenyi István Egyetem közreműködésével Digital Hungary     2024-11-09 12:32:00     Infotech Oktatás egyetem Győr A győri Széchenyi István Egyetem és a Soproni Szakképzési Centrum Fáy András Két Tanítási Nyelvű Közgazdasági Technikum együttműködésében okleveles logisztikai technikusképzés indul a 2025/2026-os tanévtől. Az erről szóló megállapodást az intézmények képviselői november 7-én írták alá. Hogy jönnek ki Trump győzelméből a legnagyobb techvállalatok? Bitport     2024-11-09 09:41:00     Infotech USA Donald Trump Részvény Befektető A technológiai részvények erősödésnek indultak az amerikai választásokat követő napon, de a változások aránya arra utal, hogy a befektetők szerint egyik-másik vállalat komolyabb kihívásokkal nézhet majd szembe az elnök második ciklusa során. Félmilliárd dollárt keresett Trump egy poszttal 24.hu     2024-11-09 06:48:45     Infotech Sokak szerint az, hogy Trump saját közösségi platformján kommunikál, etikai aggályokat vet fel. CO2-leválasztó reaktort mutattak be Norvégiában ITBusiness     2024-11-09 12:12:10     Infotech Norvégia Az új technológia, amelyet a norvég Sintef kutatási vállalat fejlesztett ki, egy hatékony CO2-leválasztó reaktort mutat be, amely nem igényel extra hőt az ipari füstgázokból történő szén-dioxid kivonásához. Az eszköz a Continuous Swing Adsorption Reactor (CSAR), hőszivattyú és vákuumszivattyú segítségével vonja ki a CO2-t a füstgázból. Ez az új mód Egymillió dollárnál is többet ér a robot festménye Startlap Vásárlás     2024-11-09 12:05:04     Infotech Robot Aukció Az Ada Lovelace brit matematikusról és komputerúttörőről elnevezett humanoid robot festményét nem várt összegért adták el egy aukción. Csillagközi átjárót fedeztek fel, ami a Proxima Centauri felé vezet Rakéta     2024-11-09 11:49:39     Tudomány Világűr A Naprendszert körülvevő Lokális Forró Buborék tanulmányozása során észlelték az alagutat, amit szupernóva-robbanások alakíthattak ki. NJE-s mérnökök fejlesztették ki az év legzöldebb járművét autopro     2024-11-09 04:32:13     Autó-motor Mesterséges intelligencia A Neumann H2 a mesterséges intelligenciát ötvözi a legkorszerűbb alternatív hajtással. A Föld energiaellátási gondjait az űrből is megoldhatjuk. Egy milliárdos szerint ehhez mindenünk megvan már Forbes     2024-11-09 04:21:08     Tudomány Energia Világűr Tőzsde Napelem NASA Műhold Már az 1970-es években gondolkozott rajta a NASA, hogy napelemeket kellene telepíteni az űrben. Az elgondolás reneszánszát éli, és a Robinhood tőzsdei kereskedési platform társalapítója új cégével több száz speciális műholdat küldene az űrbe. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Emiatt a telefon miatt sajnálhatjuk, hogy nem vagyunk Ausztria Rakéta     2024-11-09 07:27:05     Mobiltech Ausztria Telefon Vivo A Vivo X Fold 3 Pro nem a legvékonyabb, talán nem is a legszebb hajlítható telefon, de ennél éreztük a leginkább azt, hogy a táblagéppé kihajtható kijelzőért cserébe nem kell kompromisszumokat kötnünk egy hagyományos csúcstelefonhoz képest. Szuperlassításban csodálhatjuk meg, hogy miképp zúzzák maguk körül a mindenséget a szállító drónok propellerjei Player     2024-11-09 13:06:09     Infotech USA Drón Gav, a The Slow Mo Guys egyik fenegyereke ezúttal szólóban nyomta: hősünk Dav nélkül indult Kaliforniába, a Wing főhadiszállására, hogy megnézze, hogyan működnek azok a drónok, amelyek 2022 áprilisa óta nyújtanak drónos csomagszállító szolgáltatást az Amerikai Egyesült Államokban. Karikó Katalin kutatótársa: Egyszerűbb felsorolni azt, mi ellen nem lesz hasznos az mRNS Telex     2024-11-09 10:02:31     Tudomány Szeged Világűr Védőoltás Nobel-díj Influenza Karikó Katalin Az influenza ellen lehet leghamarabb vakcina, de a rákkutatások is biztató eredményeket mutatnak – mondta a Karikóval együtt Nobel-díjat nyert Drew Weissman Szegeden, ahol hamarosan mRNS-kutatóközpont épül. De ennél jóval távolabb is eljut a tudomány: az űrbe küldenek mRNS-t. Egy új reaktor kivonja a vízből az örök vegyi anyagokat newtechnology.hu     2024-11-09 04:33:57     Tudomány egyetem Oxford Az Oxford Brookes Egyetem kutatói új megoldást fejlesztettek ki a globális vízkészletekben található mérgező, ún. örök vegyi anyagok (PFAS) eltávolítására. A kutatócsapat egy hidrodinamikus reaktort alkotott, ami buborékok keletkezésén és ESET MDR: Megelőzésfókuszú megközelítés Mínuszos     2024-11-09 04:33:24     Infotech Kiberbiztonság Hacker Kibertámadás Az ESET Magyarországon is elérhetővé tette az ESET Servicest, amely átlagosan húsz perc alatt képes felismerni a fenyegetéseket. A különböző méretű vállalkozásoknak egyre nehezebb lépést tartani, védekezni a gyorsan változó, nagy számú kibertámadással szemben. A szakemberhiány miatt sokan nehezen tudják egyedül, házon belül kezelni online biztonság Okleveles logisztikai technikusképzés indul Sopronban a Széchenyi István Egyetem közreműködésével Digital Hungary     2024-11-09 12:32:00     Infotech Oktatás egyetem Győr A győri Széchenyi István Egyetem és a Soproni Szakképzési Centrum Fáy András Két Tanítási Nyelvű Közgazdasági Technikum együttműködésében okleveles logisztikai technikusképzés indul a 2025/2026-os tanévtől. Az erről szóló megállapodást az intézmények képviselői november 7-én írták alá. Hogy jönnek ki Trump győzelméből a legnagyobb techvállalatok? Bitport     2024-11-09 09:41:00     Infotech USA Donald Trump Részvény Befektető A technológiai részvények erősödésnek indultak az amerikai választásokat követő napon, de a változások aránya arra utal, hogy a befektetők szerint egyik-másik vállalat komolyabb kihívásokkal nézhet majd szembe az elnök második ciklusa során. Félmilliárd dollárt keresett Trump egy poszttal 24.hu     2024-11-09 06:48:45     Infotech Sokak szerint az, hogy Trump saját közösségi platformján kommunikál, etikai aggályokat vet fel. CO2-leválasztó reaktort mutattak be Norvégiában ITBusiness     2024-11-09 12:12:10     Infotech Norvégia Az új technológia, amelyet a norvég Sintef kutatási vállalat fejlesztett ki, egy hatékony CO2-leválasztó reaktort mutat be, amely nem igényel extra hőt az ipari füstgázokból történő szén-dioxid kivonásához. Az eszköz a Continuous Swing Adsorption Reactor (CSAR), hőszivattyú és vákuumszivattyú segítségével vonja ki a CO2-t a füstgázból. Ez az új mód Egymillió dollárnál is többet ér a robot festménye Startlap Vásárlás     2024-11-09 12:05:04     Infotech Robot Aukció Az Ada Lovelace brit matematikusról és komputerúttörőről elnevezett humanoid robot festményét nem várt összegért adták el egy aukción. Csillagközi átjárót fedeztek fel, ami a Proxima Centauri felé vezet Rakéta     2024-11-09 11:49:39     Tudomány Világűr A Naprendszert körülvevő Lokális Forró Buborék tanulmányozása során észlelték az alagutat, amit szupernóva-robbanások alakíthattak ki. NJE-s mérnökök fejlesztették ki az év legzöldebb járművét autopro     2024-11-09 04:32:13     Autó-motor Mesterséges intelligencia A Neumann H2 a mesterséges intelligenciát ötvözi a legkorszerűbb alternatív hajtással. A Föld energiaellátási gondjait az űrből is megoldhatjuk. Egy milliárdos szerint ehhez mindenünk megvan már Forbes     2024-11-09 04:21:08     Tudomány Energia Világűr Tőzsde Napelem NASA Műhold Már az 1970-es években gondolkozott rajta a NASA, hogy napelemeket kellene telepíteni az űrben. Az elgondolás reneszánszát éli, és a Robinhood tőzsdei kereskedési platform társalapítója új cégével több száz speciális műholdat küldene az űrbe. A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon.

Mike Sansom is the founder of Brightfire productions and the go to person for all things special effects. Mike has worked on TV royalty such as Top Gear, The Grand Tour, Derren Brown, The Slow Mo Guys to name but a few and he has some stories to go along with his vast experience.If you're looking to see what it takes to be a master of Special Effects or indeed, how you might work with someone in special effects for your next project, have a listen to MikeTV Makers is your go-to podcast for staying ahead in your career, where we explore the ever-evolving landscape of our industry with host, Ashley Golder. Join bi-weekly as we feature a diverse range of professionals from all corners of the industry as they talk about what it takes to do the role they do, before we get there ourselves. Subscribe, rate, and share to ensure you never miss an episode.Thank you for tuning in and being a part of our community. Artwork by Benjamin Leon - Instagram: @benleondrawsWebsite: www.benleondraws.comRecorded and Edited by Ashley Golder - https://ashleygolder.tv/Instagram @tvmakerspod

Good morning, Gus! We're back with a new run of episodes and we're kicking it off with our friend Gavin. Not only did we stop by for a visit but we also forced him to make us coffee. How does Gavin's brew hold up against our recent greats? Listen and find out as Gus and Geoff also talk about podcasting with a Gus gap, Food poisoning, Meeting Gavin in England, Saving the website, Disasters & conventions, Slow Mo Guys bucket list items, Working with Guy Richie, and Achievement Hunter. Did you know our Mug came out? It's on sale at store.roosterteeth.com. Sponsored by Uncommon Goods http://uncommongoods.com/ANMA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dilemma ist nicht nur ein Song von Nelly sondern auch Realität. Werden wir Menschen aussterben oder werden wir gegen das Konstrukt Zeit so wie Patagonia kämpfen. All das erfahrt ihr hier. Das Video von Kurzgesagt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ICfs-XMp0s Das Video von den Slow Mo Guys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ys_yKGNFRQ Und hier geht es zu dem Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4rACdLpRsu1wzFkFJBXMGk?si=df032ff5e3a84e5c

This week on Everything is Creepy: Lauren and Bobby discuss the creepy world of YouTube, including (but not limited to) parasocial relationships and The Slow Mo Guys' home invasion. YouTube is creepy! Leave a voice message and YOU could be featured on Everything is Creepy: (929) 390-8464‬ Subscribe and Watch on YouTube! This episode is sponsored by: Apostrophe - Promo code: ZSIDE BetterHelp

In today's Stream It, Conor and Robyn are joined by YouTube legends The Slow Mo Guys as they chat about their brand new TV show for Sky Kids. We have an exclusive clip of the brand-new 'Tad The Lost Explorer' movie, plus news of all of the amazing Disney D23 announcements!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nous y voilà déjà, la dernière de la onzième (!) saison d'Amplitudes ! Afin de faire tranquillement la transition vers une pause estivale bien méritée, on se détend avec une émission presque fourre-tout où l'on cause de plein de trucs sortis depuis juillet dernier mais restés sur le banc de touche. Une séance de rattrapage donc, pour les albums injustement oubliés, parus trop récemment ou bien tout simplement hors-sujet par rapport aux thèmes explorés ces douze derniers mois. On se fait du coup plaisir sans réelle contrainte pour ce faux bilan musical, le regard déjà tourné vers l'année prochaine où vous pourrez normalement nous retrouver sur les ondes du 93.9 FM à la fréquence habituelle, l'horaire habituel et la durée habituelle. Plus encore, si vous vous sentez de nous rejoindre pour parler en direct des musiques électroniques (plus ou moins) tangentes (très majoritairement), n'hésitez pas à nous contacter sur notre page Facebook ; on est gentils, rigolos, et on ne mord pas trop fort. Il y a aussi un Twitter qui a pointé le bout de son nez, mais l'équipe doit encore réviser ses sorts de nécromancie pour tirer le compte des cryptes informatiques et le ressusciter. Sur ce, bonnes vacances et bonne écoute. Tracklist : Torn - The Beckoning (Borderline, 2022) Rival Consoles - The Cloud Oracle (Overflow, 2021) KMRU et Aho Ssan - Rebirth (Limen, 2022) Yann Tiersen - Ker al Loch (Kerber, 2021) Cell - Onwards System (Onwards System, 2022) Joe la Mouk - Les Dieux du metal (Hardmouk, 2022) SHXCXCHCXSH - Kong (Kongestion, 2022) Jérémie Scheffler - Café crème 9h30 (-, 2022) Clocolan - Eve of the Dark Sky (Empathy Alpha, 2022) Marina Herlop - Abans Abans (Pripyat, 2022) Sankt Otten - Angekommen in der Letzten Reihe (Symmetrie und Wahnsinn, 2022) Pjusk - Uro (Salt og Vind, 2022) Martinou - Submerged (Rift, 2021) bvdub - Fear of Heights (Measures of a Greater Mercy, 2021) Photo : Spinning a record to pieces at 12.500fps, The Slow Mo Guys (2018)

Nous y voilà déjà, la dernière de la onzième (!) saison d'Amplitudes ! Afin de faire tranquillement la transition vers une pause estivale bien méritée, on se détend avec une émission presque fourre-tout où l'on cause de plein de trucs sortis depuis juillet dernier mais restés sur le banc de touche. Une séance de rattrapage donc, pour les albums injustement oubliés, parus trop récemment ou bien tout simplement hors-sujet par rapport aux thèmes explorés ces douze derniers mois. On se fait du coup plaisir sans réelle contrainte pour ce faux bilan musical, le regard déjà tourné vers l'année prochaine où vous pourrez normalement nous retrouver sur les ondes du 93.9 FM à la fréquence habituelle, l'horaire habituel et la durée habituelle. Plus encore, si vous vous sentez de nous rejoindre pour parler en direct des musiques électroniques (plus ou moins) tangentes (très majoritairement), n'hésitez pas à nous contacter sur notre page Facebook ; on est gentils, rigolos, et on ne mord pas trop fort. Il y a aussi un Twitter qui a pointé le bout de son nez, mais l'équipe doit encore réviser ses sorts de nécromancie pour tirer le compte des cryptes informatiques et le ressusciter. Sur ce, bonnes vacances et bonne écoute. Tracklist : Torn - The Beckoning (Borderline, 2022) Rival Consoles - The Cloud Oracle (Overflow, 2021) KMRU & Aho Ssan - Rebirth (Limen, 2022) Yann Tiersen - Ker al Loch (Kerber, 2021) Cell - Onwards System (Onwards System, 2022) Joe la Mouk - Les Dieux du metal (Hardmouk, 2022) SHXCXCHCXSH - Kong (Kongestion, 2022) Jérémie Scheffler - Café crème 9h30 (-, 2022) Clocolan - Eve of the Dark Sky (Empathy Alpha, 2022) Marina Herlop - Abans Abans (Pripyat, 2022) Sankt Otten - Angekommen in der Letzten Reihe (Symmetrie und Wahnsinn, 2022) Pjusk - Uro (Salt og Vind, 2022) Martinou - Submerged (Rift, 2021) bvdub - Fear of Heights (Measures of a Greater Mercy, 2021) Photo : Spinning a record to pieces at 12.500fps, The Slow Mo Guys (2018)

Gav from the brilliant Slow Mo Guys joined us this week to talk about his fantastic channel and of course THAT video of the spinning ball with water on, which the flat Earthers always use. He also faces off against Catz in The Scientist Game.You can find the Slow Mo Guys here: https://www.youtube.com/user/theslowmoguysThank you all for listening!

Since it's inception in 2005, YouTube has changed the way we access, view and create content. There are some fantastic channels on the platform that cater to all tastes and interests, with viewing numbers in the millions. In today's episode Lee, Carl, Allen, and Richard discuss some of the great YouTube channels out there and the amazing content creators behind them. What are your favourites? Let us know. You can contact us @ChattinFlicks on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Email: ChattinFlicks@hotmail.com. #ChattinFlicks Credits : Theme Tune provided by Exposed Brick @Liverpoolsynth https://open.spotify.com/artist/62rX8izVeKNie6nDEkgNRL YouTube Channels Featured: Movies: Oliver Harper, WhatCulture, The Flick Pick, Jeremy Jahns, Cinnemassacre, Movie Worm, CinemaSins, How It Should Have Ended, Captian Disillusion. Others: This Exsists, Tom Merrick "The Body Warrior", Paul Hibbert Home Tech, Triple Jump, Todd In The Shadows, Professor Of Rock, Kaylee Ellen, Crazy Plant Guy, Wrestling Bios, Zeus Fitness, Bad Obsession Motorsport, Urchfab, Doug DeMuro, The Late Break Show, Home Built by Jeff, Stumpy Nubs, Colin Byrne, Techmoan, This Old Tony, RetroPowerCars, Jemal@Cooper Road Mini, The Slow Mo Guys, MetalJesusRocks, Larry Bundy Jr, Slope's Game Room, Ashens, DidYouKnowGaming?, Eddie "The Beast" Hall, Numberfile, The Body Coach TV, TheGebs24, Top Hat Gaming Man, Vinyl Rewind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chattinflicks/message

Einen wunderschönen guten Tag verehrte Zuhörer! Heute quatschen wir u.a. über Themen wie Battlefield 6 Gerüchte, Starbase Release, 7 Days to Die und Valheim mit Mods, komplizierte Musikinstrumente, SimRacing und Hardware. Eure Fragen oder Themen unter dem Hashtag #die2onair Links zu den Themen der Folge: ► What Drives Us https://www.amazon.com/What-Drives-Us-Foo-Fighters/dp/B093K2KWV4 ► Any Song Sounds Better In Heavy Metal | Bill Bailey | Universal Comedy https://youtu.be/4wyOy3ws8cY ► TRACKS: Metal-Special | ARTE https://youtu.be/S-STx6K6zxc ► Wie ein Fernseher in Slow Motion funktioniert - The Slow Mo Guys https://youtu.be/3BJU2drrtCM ► How A One-Of-A-Kind 1850s Record Book Is Professionally Conserved | Refurbished https://youtu.be/9V_pGZO8pL4 ► LS19: Schafe Tutorial - für Einsteiger https://youtu.be/dd6edqFCkok Die2 auf Twitter https://twitter.com/die2onair

This episode, Kate and Matt are once again joined by the Chemical Cowboy Declan Burke. This time he is here to chat all about graphite. Which, believe it or not, is more exciting than just pencils! We learn all about some of graphite’s incredible physical properties, the difference between natural and synthetic graphite, and some of the wildly cool uses for this amazing material! All this, and so much more. We also have a listener question about that dangly thing at the back of our throats… what is it for? The Slow Mo Guys video referenced in the episode: https://youtu.be/HWgfFYCAsX8 If you liked Declan had to say and want to find more of him, you can find him on Instagram (@mf_goon_). And, as always, you can find us @curiosityrat on twitter, instagram, and facebook, and send your listener questions in to curiosityrat@gmail.com We also now have a Patreon! If you love our content and want to support us you can jump on to https://www.patreon.com/curiosityrat and become a patron. There is absolutely ZERO pressure but if you have as little as $1/month you can chuck it our way to help us out and show you appreciate all the time and effort that goes into making this show. Listener Q References: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1408233/ https://www.scienceabc.com/humans/what-is-the-uvula-and-what-does-it-do.html https://www.etymonline.com/word/uvula https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1365-2273.2004.00886.x https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00016489950180685 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2782743/

#GeekingOutSeries/Safety101/KitchenDangerous/2This post is part of the Geeking Out series which presents data-driven information on food and farming, safety in the kitchen, practical science for cooks, cooking techniques and processes and other relevant nerdy stuff that every cook should know.  For the next few weeks, we will be covering topics from the chapter, Safety 101.Read Kitchen Dangerous part 1In part 1 of Kitchen Dangerous, we talked about how kitchen fires happen and how they can be prevented by following simple guidelines. While accidents happen, a little knowledge goes a long way into keeping them from becoming full blown disasters.  In this post, we’ll cover what to do when a fire occurs and how to avoid getting burned by frying.  But first… Another near-disasterA few years into my Boston life, I decided to make chicken stock.  Stock is made simmering bones with aromatics and vegetable trims in water over many hours.  One morning, I put my chicken bones, onion, garlic, vegetable trims, spices and water in a large stockpot, planning to have it simmer a couple of hours until after lunch, when I had to leave for work.  On my way home later that evening, it suddenly occurred to me that I may not have turned off the burner prior to leaving the apartment.  I couldn’t be sure, but it was past 8pm.  If I hadn’t turned off the burner, that meant my stock would have been simmering more than 10 hours.  I was on the bus just a few blocks from my stop when panic set in.  I mentally reviewed my actions earlier in the day, scanning for a recollection of having turned off the burner as a deep dread slowly seeped into my chest.  I could find none.  In my mind’s eye, I could see fire trucks on my street and strained to hear wailing sirens. I imagined the flames licking through the triple-decker; my roommates’ accusing eyes. As soon as I reached my bus stop, I bolted out, ran the block home while looking for signs of smoke, sirens or neighbors congregating in excitement. Finding no fire trucks nor burning embers drifting in the wind, and the street looking as normal as I had left it earlier in the day, I gave in to relief.  I hadn’t burned down the apartment nor my neighbors!  I arrived home to find barely 2 inches of liquid left in my stockpot. Whew! Thank goodness I had left it on the lowest burner setting but more importantly, that I had sufficient liquid, having earlier filled the stockpot three quarters full of water. It also helped that my stock pot was partially covered, which slowed the evaporation.   I had averted another catastrophe.  Had the liquid dried out, my stock pot and who knows what else could have burned. And my roommates would have hated me.  Things to remember if you have a Kitchen Fire.  Also known as:Kitchen Fire Guidelines1. Never use water on a grease or electrical fire.  It will only cause the fire to worsen.  Want some proof? Check out this cool video from The Slow Mo Guys.In this demo of what not to do, a pot of oil is heated over a propane burner until hot enough to burst into flames. A cup of water is quickly poured into it and the resulting explosion, which unfolds in slow motion, is a terrifying yet impressive pyrotechnic display. Awesome!2. If you have an electrical fire and the device causing it is found, unplug device and shut off circuit breaker. 3. Fire needs oxygen.  If your fire is in the microwave or oven, do not open the door. The oxygen rush may cause the flames to worsen.4. If your grease or electrical fire is small enough, you can extinguish 2 ways : Pour regular baking soda over the whole fire. Use the whole box! Use a fire extinguisher that’s rated for grease and electrical fires 5.  If your grease fire is small enough, you can also smother it.  For pans, use a lid or metal tray. You can also use heavy blankets or a piece of clothing.  Do not remove the lid/blanket/clothing until you are absolutely sure the fire has been extinguished.  Removing too early re-introduces oxygen and may cause flames to re-ignite.  If safe to do so, take the offending item outdoors and away from other flammable items.  6. If the fire is too large or uncontrollable, don’t be a hero.  Get out, close the door behind you (to contain fire) and call for help! You can find more comprehensive information on prevention and handling electrical fires on sites such as Fire Rescue 1.Rule number three: If a fire is small enough, try putting it out using the Kitchen Fire guidelines mentioned. If too large or uncontrollable, don’t be a hero, call for help. Don’t Burn Yourself!As a young child, I would sometimes watch my mother cook, which she only did on Sundays and special occasions.  It was not so much that I had any interest in cooking.  I just wanted to be near her.  So if I wasn’t playing, I hovered around mom.  Except when she was frying.  Frying terrified me.  I must have been hit by enough oil projectiles to understand the pain of the burn.  I would watch mom carefully drop a whole fish into the wok, but as soon as it hit the piping hot oil and the frenzy of bubbles and sharp sizzles ensued, I would cower behind her or bolt out of the kitchen. I was afraid of getting burned by oil splatter.   This fear was exacerbated when my mother had a frying accident and burning oil landed on a finger which donned a thick gold Taurus ring, her astrological sign. The finger blistered and swelled up so quickly she was unable to remove the band.  As the digit puffed up and the ring’s stranglehold steadily increased, it became clear she could lose her finger.  My mother was crying in agony as she was rushed to emergency.  She returned home many hours later much subdued but with fingers intact.  Her Taurus ring however, had been cut in two.  I resolved to myself,  I would never fry. Many decades later I am doing all sorts of frying.  Most often it’s shallow pan-frying, which uses a small amount of oil, just enough to coat the pan’s surface.  But sometimes, like with fried chicken or panko shrimp, I deep-fry-- the process I once dreaded where food is partially to fully submerged in really hot oil of between 350-360°F.   Following many precautions, I had finally learned to overcome my deep seated fear. I even teach an Asian Stir Fry class.  Oil splatter can still raise my adrenaline level, but I’ve since learned a trick or two to minimize painful incidents.  Looking back, there are a few things my mom could have done differently (had the cooking science been clear or the gizmos invented) to avoid her accident.Asian Stir Fry from The Refined CookRule number four: Learn how to Minimize Oil splatter and avoid burns when Frying 1.     Remove excess moisture from food before frying. Oil and water don’t mix.  Oil splatter is caused by water moisture evaporating in very hot oil, shooting up and taking some of the burning oil with it.  Remember the Slow Mo Guys video earlier?  Oil splatter is a micro-mini version.   This is why it’s important to blot up (I use a paper towel) as much moisture as possible from food before frying.  Dredging or lightly coating in flour is another way to sop up excess moisture.  2.     Gently slide in or drop food close to oil to avoid a splash and quickly withdraw hand3.     Use tongs or long- handled cooking implement to drop food gently in oil4.     Wear mitts, preferably the silicon ones (which are also liquid-resistant). The longer the better (mine reach to my forearms).5.     Maintain a deep frying temperature of between 350-360°F.  Much higher temperatures are unnecessary, can overcook/burn your food and will cause more active oil splatters.  If you don’t have a thermometer, keep the heat to the lowest setting where the food you’re frying still has a nice active sizzle and you see tiny oil bubbles emanating from it.        6.   Especially for deep frying, use a wok or other deep cooking pan so you can have some distance between the oil surface and the rim of your pan. You get more protection from the walls and it narrows the splatter trajectory.   7.   Surface area matters.  Fry in batches so you can use the smallest pan that will fit your food.  A smaller surface area means less oil to splatter.8.   Use a splatter guard or screen.  This is a handy round gizmo that you put on top of your frying pan to keep the oil splatter contained.  Not only does it protect you, it reduces the mess on stove and nearby surfaces. My personal protective anti-oil splatter gear:  long mitts, long tongs (or spatula) and sometimes a large lid that makes a handy shield.  Believe me, you will feel less intimidated to fry when you are this well- armed.  And hopefully as confidence grows, you’ll find we all do better with a little sizzle in our lives. Have you ever had a kitchen fire scare? Do you hate frying? Any fire safety tips to share?  Let us know.  We’d love to hear from you. This is the end of part 2 of Kitchen Dangerous: Don’t Burn Yourself.  In part 3, we will cover More Hot Stuff . Get full access to Cooking Subversive at cookingsubversive.substack.com/subscribe

18.02.2021 NEW FIRMWARE. NEW MOVIE KIT. NEW OPPORTUNITIES. On 18th of February Nikon announced new firmware for the Z 7II and Z 6II full-frame (Nikon FX-format) mirrorless cameras. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgBvK_FtUs0&feature=emb_imp_woyt&ab_channel=RicciTalks Nikon also announced the new Z 6II Essential Movie Kit. (Shipping date: End of February) https://www.nikon.co.uk/en_GB/news-press/press.tag/news/bv-pr-wwa2102-firmware-movie-kit.dcr Nikon 2021 CP+ presentation on Schedule http://bit.ly/37DcaIT Nikon related panels schedule is in the link below (between 25th and 28th) https://bit.ly/2NyLcv6 You can still register for the event. https://www.cpplus.jp/en/ Nikon announced the development of a new 1-inch 17.84MP stacked CMOS 4k 1000 fps sensor Nikon at the International Conference on Solid State Circuits (ISSCC). https://www.nikon.co.jp/news/2021/0217_cmos_01.htm 16.02.2021 Nikon releases the “ECLIPSE Si” upright microscope with improved operability for educational and clinical applications https://www.nikon.com/news/2021/0216_eclipse-si_01.htm Nikon Japan Press Release : Regarding the merger of TNI Industry and Jigtech https://www.nikon.co.jp/news/2021/0219_01.htm Nikon will Repair damaged items caused by an earthquake with an epicenter off the coast of Fukushima Prefecture at a significant discount https://www.nikon-image.com/support/whatsnew/2021/0215.html Lens & Camera Repair Fundamentals by Richard Haw: http://bit.ly/3uoCaBs Comparison Review: Can VueScan or SilverFast archive your film better? http://bit.ly/3snzORo A 1000 fps look at how a 16mm motion picture camera works. How a Film Camera works in Slow Motion by The Slow Mo Guys https://bit.ly/2ZNtYfU http://bit.ly/3uCDYqK --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/grays-of-westminster/message

In this week's episode we talk about the "socially acceptable" age range you can date. We also reveal that Robert encourages Sam to find younger people attractive and that Sam might be into old dudes. The Slow Mo Guys videoYou Shouldn't Date Anyone This Much Younger Than YouFollow the podcast:IG: @ARecentStudyPodTwitter: @ARecentStudyPod

This week, Mike and Doug show you their faces and talk about Geoff Ramsey and Trevor Collins addressing accusations that have been made against them, Jeremy Dooley moving back to Massachusetts, and the new Slow Mo Guys video.Watch this podcast and subscribe to our channel here!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC36UGcwyCC-dxqzTHP9k-SQRT Talk is a weekly podcast about the company RoosterTeeth. Sit down with Mike and Doug (and sometimes Renee) as they talk about some of the most recent happenings at the company, their own lives, and share their opinions on various productions. RT Talk is completely a fan made podcast and is in no way affiliated with RoosterTeeth. It would be a lot better if they made it.

Save 10% at Ridge Wallet with offer code LINUS at https://www.ridge.com/Linus Visit https://www.squarespace.com/WAN and use offer code WAN for 10% off Get a 15-day free trial for unlimited backup at https://backblaze.com/WAN Check out Carpool Critics, our new movie podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt-oJR5teQIjOAxCmIQvcgA Timestamps: (Courtesy of Michael O'Brien) 00:00:00 - Stream Start! 00:00:02 - Hey, Welcome to the WAN Show Ladies and Gentlemen! 00:00:10 - Topic #1: AMD Announced 3rd Gen CPUs (Jump to 00:02:25) 00:00:32 - Topic #2: DriveSavers' Drama (Jump to 00:24:36) 00:01:01 - Topic #5: PS5 Teardown (Jump to 01:05:25) 00:01:17 - Topic #3: Starlink Entering Public Beta (Jump to 00:41:12) 00:01:23 - Topic #4: MSI Drama (Jump to 00:47:18) 00:01:32 - Intro 00:02:21 - Topic #1: AMD Announced 3rd Gen CPUs 00:03:11 - What CPUs were announced 00:04:31 - Claimed performance uplift 00:05:45 - AMD vs Intel platform differences 00:06:31 - 'SUP YO! HOW YOU DOIN'?! 00:10:08 - Unofficial Topic #1: LTT's Floatplane Presence 00:10:32 - LTT vs Slow Mo Guys, mebe? 00:11:48 - LTT's LG C10 coverage anecdote 00:16:44 - Back to Topic #1, take 2 00:16:51 - But Rocket Lake? 00:18:57 - Intel's virtualization - AMD's 00:19:29 - Unofficial Topic #2: Wendell's Collection Habits 00:20:49 - No, seriously. 00:22:40 - Back to Topic #1, take 3 00:22:52 - Would Luke go all Red? 00:24:32 - Topic #2: DriveSavers' Drama 00:25:36 - Allegations against LTT 00:27:11 - Repair vs Recycle 00:29:24 - iPad Rehab's Claim & Rebuttal 00:32:04 - Linus' take 00:33:39 - Back to UT #2: The Wendell Call 00:35:56 - Stop changing the subject! 00:38:34 - The "businessman" stance 00:39:46 - You can find Wendell at... 00:41:08 - Topic #3: Starlink Entering Public Beta 00:41:34 - Maybe Feb 18th, 2021? 00:42:14 - But First Responders 00:43:32 - GMC's Hummer is still around 00:44:38 - Sponsors! 00:44:41 - Ridge Wallet - Offer code Linus for 10% off - ridge.com/linus 00:45:28 - BackBlaze - backblaze.com/wan 00:46:17 - SquareSpace - Offer code WAN for 10% off - squarespace.com/wan 00:47:14 - Topic #4: MSI Scalping Drama 00:47:25 - Coincidence of MSI Sponsorship 00:48:30 - Linus was right 00:51:56 - Linus @ NCIX & how this could have happened 00:54:53 - Why the sales were unnoticed 00:57:23 - Linus' summation & hot take 01:01:05 - Unofficial Topic #3: R9 5950X - Dead End? 01:03:05 - Unofficial Topic #4: MSI's corrective action 01:05:25 - Topic #5: PS5 Teardown 01:05:31 - Linus' & Luke's takeaways 01:07:42 - Forward thinking against industry trends 01:08:25 - Liquid metal talks & repairability 01:12:54 - PS4 games that are NOT compatible 01:15:38 - Unofficial Topic #5: Apple's T2's Security Vulnerability 01:16:34 - A significant downside 01:17:38 - An upside 01:18:44 - Superchats! 01:18:51 - Fabian, lttstore.com 01:20:41 - Sick burn! 01:24:27 - lttstore.com masks 01:27:17 - Bye! 01:27:23 - Outtro!

This week Collin and Jesus are joined by special guest Brandie to talk about how ocean stuff gets you high, falling for cult, the story of changelings, weed for cats, the correct way to wipe, 13 Reasons Why, and the Slow Mo Guys. Isn’t it strange how no one really teaches us to wipe, we just figure it out?

This week, Mike and the regular Doug celebrate the one year anniversary of the podcast, by talking about Always Open leaving YouTube somewhat, a new Slow Mo Guys show, Between the Games, Animal Crossing, and much more!RT Talk is a weekly podcast about the company RoosterTeeth. Sit down with Mike and Doug as they talk about some of the most recent happenings at the company, their own lives, and share their opinions on various productions. RT Talk is completely a fan made podcast and is in no way affiliated with RoosterTeeth. It would be a lot better if they made it.Available on iTunes, Spotify, and Google Play!

This week Mike and Doug have a few drinks and then dive into all kinds of topics. Topics like Meg Turney being on “Always Open”, “Dude Soup” stand up conversation, Meatball’s unfortunate passing, Gavin and Linus Tech Tips Collab (with some Slow Mo Guys talk thrown in there), and of course, all of the moving around that happened at the company this week, including the new division of Rooster Teeth Productions.RT Talk is a weekly podcast about the company RoosterTeeth. Sit down with Mike and Doug as they talk about some of the most recent happenings at the company, their own lives, and share their opinions on various productions. RT Talk is completely a fan made podcast and is in no way affiliated with RoosterTeeth. It would be a lot better if they made it.

We are talking about the things we love this week on the Second Take Variety Hour!Like us and continue the discussion on Facebook, Twitter, our Website,OR consider giving to our Patreon,AND, find all of our sister podcasts at www.thatsnotcanonproductions.comLike us and continue the discussion on Facebook, Twitter, our Website,OR consider giving to our Patreon,AND, find all of our sister podcasts at www.thatsnotcanonproductions.com

Save 10% at Ridge Wallet with offer code LTTJune at https://www.ridgewallet.com/LTT Buy three bags jerky and get one free on Savage Jerky at https://lmg.gg/savagejerky Check out Displate's metal posters at https://lmg.gg/displatewan Get LTX 2019 Featuring DreamHack tickets NOW at https://dh.je/ltx19 Timestamps: (Courtesy of Julian Grieco) 0:10 - Luke in Asia and intro 0:55 - Joking around, writer interviews 2:40 - Changes with YouTube 20:50 - LINUS MIGHT PHASE HIMSELF OUT! 27:40 - Sponsor - Ridge Wallet 29:43 - Sponsor - Savage Jerky 31:02 - Sponsor - Displate 32:10 - 64 core Ryzen Threadripper rumor 41:00 - Xbox Scarlet announcement 49:03 - Xbox Game Pass for PC 58:58 - LTX 2019 1:02:36 - Free Geek Vancouver 1:04:42 - Super Chats 1:04:57 - Linus collaborating with Gavin from The Slow Mo Guys 1:09:20 - LTT merch store 1:20:08 - whoops... 1:20:14 - Outro

Ian and The Slow Mo Guys take a break from YouTube's Creator Summit to chat about all things fart-related, questionably useful hangover cures, and an unfortunate encounter with Pro Skater Tony Hawk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ian and The Slow Mo Guys take a break from YouTube’s Creator Summit to chat about all things fart-related, questionably useful hangover cures, and an unfortunate encounter with Pro Skater Tony Hawk.

Cette semaine, Nicky et Nathan recommandent les choses qu'ils sont en train de regarder, écouter et lire. Regarder : The Good Place, crée par Michael Schur, produit par NBC, disponible sur Netflix Miracle Workers, crée par Simon Rich, produit par Warner Brothers, disponible sur WarnerTV How Ridiculous, sur Youtube. The Slow Mo Guys, sur Youtube Ecouter : Programme B, de Binge Audio présenté par Thomas Rozec Les CDs Stoneleigh des années 1990s. Lire : Sourires de Loup (White Teeth en Angais) de Zadie Smith (Folio) Global Humility de Andy McCullough ( Malcolm Down Publishing Ltd ) Contactez-nous sur notre adresse mail : refairelemondeen20@gmail.com Musique : "Let That Sink In" de Lee Rosevere [CC BY 4.0] disponible au Free Music Archive

Colin (@frenchatmusic) discuss the works of Gavin Free (@GavinFree) of The Slow Mo Guys, Achievement Hunter, and Rooster Teeth. Forbes absolutely slept on Gavin and his work, and Colin barely scratched the surface of this career.

This episode Alan and John discuss productivity software (with an emphasis on OmniFocus) and optimizing the recipe for pancakes You can find all these links on https://polymatic.link/show46 The video version you can find here : https://youtu.be/2iDbndvD094 Fun stuff john | Bad astronomer – Whistlers | https://polymatic.link/ly john | Bad astronomer – ESA Swarm satellites see Earth’s air puff up in a solar storm | https://polymatic.link/lz alan | Audi’s PB 18 E-Tron | https://polymatic.link/m7 alan | Will it Nacho? | https://polymatic.link/m8 john | Trans dimensional bird whistle | https://polymatic.link/m0 alan | VERIFIED USER | https://polymatic.link/m9 john | What Size Magnet Can Erase a Credit Card? – Physicsgirl | https://polymatic.link/m5 alan | 10 things you didn’t known about The Slow Mo Guys | https://polymatic.link/ma john | Elon Musk @ Joe Rogan experience | https://polymatic.link/m6 alan | Why Neil deGrasse Tyson Doesn’t Use a Phone Cover | https://polymatic.link/mb Music john | Marika Takeuchi – Melding (Teaser) | https://polymatic.link/m2 alan | Maggie Rogers – Give A Little | https://polymatic.link/mc john | Uppermost – Constellation | https://polymatic.link/m3 john | Uppermost – Constellation (Orchestra) | https://polymatic.link/m4 alan | Fleurie – Constellate | https://polymatic.link/md Books john | The Others by Jeremy Robinson – Narrated by R.C. Bray | https://polymatic.link/m1 Twitter: Alan http://twitter.com/chaess Twitter: John http://twitter.com/webdevvie For feedback: podcast@polymatic.media Music by Sahy Uhns (CC-BY). Which you can find at https://polymatic.link/ek Twitter polymatic: http://twitter.com/thepolymatic Website http://polymatic.media

Highlights - War in The Sky The Mystery of the USS Cyclops | @ 02:40 Submarine Stories | @ 04:55 Learning to command on the front - Mike Shuster | @ 07:20 The 2nd Division: Army and Marines - Dr. Edward Lengel | @ 11:40 War In The Sky: Including the Red Baron goes down | @ 17:00 Midway Village reenactment - Dave Fornell | @ 20:25 Stars & Stripes newspaper - Robert H. Rheid | @ 27:25 "The Great Forgotten" Play - Karen & Kacie Devaney | @ 34:00 Speaking WWI: Pillbox | @ 39:25 Education Newsletter: Issue #12 | @ 41:05 WWI War Tech: Interrupter Gear | @ 42:05 Dispatch Newsletter: Headline Highlights | @ 44:30 The Centennial Buzz in Social Media - Katherine Akey | @ 47:05----more---- Opening Welcome to World War 1 centennial News - episode #68 - It’s about WW1 THEN - what was happening 100 years ago this week  - and it’s about WW1 NOW - news and updates about the centennial and the commemoration. This week our guests include: Mike Shuster, from the great war project blog. Mike updates us on the American Expeditionary Forces as their inexperienced officers struggle with the challenges of  battle command. Dr. Edward Lengel with the story of the 2nd Division as they enter combat at Maizey Dave Fornell shares the experience of organizing the largest WW1 reenactment event in the country Robert H. Reid tells us about the Stars and Stripes and how it was revived for troop morale in WWI Kacie and Karen Devaney with, The Great Forgotten: A stage play about WW1 Nurses - Not just during the war but after and continuing through the roaring 20’s Katherine Akey with the commemoration of world war one in social media   All this and more... on WW1 Centennial News -- a weekly podcast brought to you by the U.S. World War I Centennial Commission, the Pritzker Military Museum and Library and the Starr foundation. I’m Theo Mayer - the Chief Technologist for the Commission and your host. Welcome to the show. [MUSIC] Preface This week’s focus is on the War in The Sky. You’ll learn about some new action up there, the death of one of the most prominent aces of the era, new educational materials arriving this week for teachers about the WWI air war, and a story about the tech that kept pilots from shooting off their propellers as they engaged the enemy. But first… as we jump into our centennial time machine and go back 100 years this week - we are going to start --   not in the sky but with a mysterious story about the war on the seas and also Germany’s claims about the success of their u-boats! [SOUND EFFECT] [TRANSITION] World War One THEN 100 Year Ago This Week It’s the middle of April 1918 and in the pages of the Official Bulletin, the government’s daily war gazette, published for President Wilson by George Creel, his propaganda chief --  this week we find articles of a missing ship - A big one ! [SOUND EFFECT] Dateline: Monday April 15, 1918 The headline in the bulletin  reads: Naval Collier Cyclops Overdue Since March 13 at Atlantic Port; Left West Indies. Personnel on Board Consisted of 15 Officers, 221 Men of Crew, and 57 Passengers - Searched for, by Radio and Ships, But No Trace is to Be Found. An the story reads: The U. S. S. Cyclops, a navy collier of 19,000 tons displacement, loaded with a cargo of manganese, is overdue at an Atlantic port. She last reported at one of the West Indian Islands on March 4, and since her departure from that port no trace of her nor any information concerning her has been obtained. Radio calls to the Cyclops from all possible points have been made and vessels sent to search for her along her probable route and areas in which she might be - all with no success. Weather Has Not Been Bad. A Collier is a Coal Carrier and The Cyclops is a massive one. She is 540 feet long and 65 feet wide. It is so big it is often referred to as a “floating coal mine,” The ship should have been docked in the waters off Baltimore after she  was sent to Brazil to pick up a load of manganese. Now, manganese is pretty valuable stuff right now. It is a mineral of great strategic importance to the war and used in the production of both iron and steel. In fact the lack of this mineral is a major problem facing the German steel makers and iron makers and the Cyclops had just picked up a 12,000 ton load of it. Nothing from the ship will be found. No wreckage, oil slicks or debris. Not even a distress call. And speculation will rage throughout history, leading to wild theories involving everything from a mutiny and a secret sale to the Germans, sinking by U-boats near Puerto Rico and even giant skids dragging her under. The mystery of the USS Cyclop will span a century without resolution.   There is also news this week about the war UNDER the sea [SOUND EFFECT] Dateline: Tuesday, APRIL 16, 1918 The headline in the NY Times reads: CREW OF U-85 HERE ARE PRISONERS - THIRTY-EIGHT GERMANS CAPTURED BY DESTROYER FANNING, TO BE INTERNED IN GEORGIA Captain Lieutenant Amberger, the German commander of the craft, which was sunk last november heads the party. And the story reads: Franklin D. Roosevelt acting Secretary of the Navy has given out tonight the names of the German prisoner of the submarine u-38. When the craft was wrecked by a depth bomb dropped by the Destroyer Fanning, on November 17 last, the crew of the Fanning picked up several life buoys which bore on one side the word "kaiser" and on the other the word "Got". The prisoners were taken to an English port and turned over to British authorities. By agreement between the British, the US Navy and the US Army the prisoners are being taken to Camp McPherson near Atlanta Georgia. Meanwhile another article this week presents the claims of the German Commander of the Navy that U-boats are winning the war on the sea. [SOUND EFFECT] Dateline: Amsterdam - April 18, 1918 A  headline in the NY Times reads: CAPELLE ASSERTS U-BOATS IS WINNING Tells Reichstag Three to Six times as Many Ships Are Sunk as Are Built. AMERICAN DESTROYERS FAIL CONVOYS ALSO A FAILURE And the story reads: Vice Admiral Von Capelle, German Minister of the Navy, discussing submarine warefare before the main Committee of the Reichstag delcared that the new U-Boat construction exceeded the losses and that the effectiveness of the submarines had increased. The Minister declared that the American Destroyers, "Which had been so much talked about" had failed in their objective. Admiral von Capelle described as a base lie the statement made by Sir Eric Geddes, First lord of the British admiralty, that German U-boat crews were unwilling to put to sea and that claims by British statesmen that there had been extraordinarily big losses of U-boats were grealy exagerated. Claims of fake news from the war on the seas 100 years ago this week!   USS Cyclops and UBoat News https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/16/102690731.pdf   https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/15/98261516.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/16/102690586.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/18/98262008.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/19/102691763.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/19/102691804.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/19/102691823.pdf https://timesmachinenytimes.com/svc/tmach/v1/refer?pdf=true&res=9806E4DE1F3FE433A25754C1A9629C946996D6CF   Contemporary Cyclops news: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/03/14/more-than-100-years-later-great-mystery-vanished-uss-cyclops-remains-unsolved.html http://www.navyhistory.org/2013/06/unanswered-loss-uss-cyclops-march-1918/ http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-md-uss-cyclops-20180312-story.html   Fighting in France: https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/15/98261538.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/15/98261525.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/16/102690556.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/16/102690562.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/17/102691147.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/17/102691155.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/18/98261912.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/18/98261915.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/18/98261916.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/19/102691733.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/19/102691736.pdf https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1918/04/20/102692321.pdf [MUSIC TRANSITION] Great War Project Now moving to the story on land and in the trenches and fields of the western front, It is time for Mike Shuster -- former NPR correspondent and curator for the Great War project Blog…. Mike: Your post last week ended on a note of the American troops moving to the front and Ed Lengel followed with the hard lessons the Yankee division received as they engaged in Seicheprey. This week, you continue with the incredible challenges the Americans face - not from the courage or spirit of the fighting men, but from the lack of experience of the American field commanders - few of whom have had any actual battle command and they are facing the desperate fierceness of the enemy. What is the next chapter of the story Mike? [MIKE POST] Mike Shuster from the Great War Project blog. The links to Mike Shuster’s Great War Project blog are in the podcast notes. LINK: http://greatwarproject.org/2018/04/15/more-americans-reach-the-battlefieldunprepared/ [SOUND EFFECT] America Emerges: Military Stories from WW1 Welcome to our segment - America Emerges: Military Stories from WWI with Dr. Edward Lengel. This week, Ed introduces us to the 2nd Division - a mix of army and Marine brigades, interesting leadership, and a destiny to play key roles in the upcoming battles of the war. These are army soldiers and marines learning to fight an enemy determined to understand them, devastate them and destroy them… but this time the doughboys turn the tables.. Of course we, the audience, already know the outcome of the war. The American eventually figure it out and prevail… but the lessons continue to hurt! [ED LENGEL] [MUSIC TRANSITION] Dr. Edward Lengel is an American military historian, author, and our segment host for America Emerges: Military Stories from WWI. There are links in the podcast notes to Ed’s post and his web sites as an author.   Links:http://www.edwardlengel.com/2nd-division-goes-army-first-combat-maizey-1918/ https://www.facebook.com/EdwardLengelAuthor/ http://www.edwardlengel.com/about/ War in the Sky Ok… Now we are moving to the War in the Sky -- it’s mid-April of 1918 and America’s newly minted US Army Air Corps has joined the fighting front above the trenches. This week - 100 years ago -- Two U.S. Army Air corps pilots of the First Aero Squadron shoot down two enemy German planes over the Allied Squadron Aerodome in France. The encounter as lightning fast; just six minutes after the front line signaled that German airplanes were crossing the American trenches and heading towards the aerodome,  Lieutenant A.S. Winslow of Chicago and Lieutenant Douglas Campbell of California had brought two enemy aviators down. It was the first U.S. Army Air corps dogfight in history. One of the German planes was set on fire, and the other was knocked out but landed pretty much undamaged -- and their German pilots taken prisoner.   Both American aviators eventually received the Croix de Guerre, and Lt. Campbell, went on to shoot down five enemy aircraft, making him the first U.S. flying ace. As the Americans rose to the challenge this week, the great Red Baron fell. On April 21st, German ace Manfred von Richthofen, a living legend called the "Red Baron" and "ace of aces," was shot down and killed in aerial combat. By the time of his death, he had accrued 80 victories. Credit for his kill was given at the time to Canadian Captain Roy Brown.  During the fateful scrap, the Red Baron's cousin Lt. Wolfram von Richthofen was being fired upon when the Red Baron flew to his rescue and fired on the attacker, saving Wolfram's life. Richthofen pursued the enemy across the Somme where he was spotted and briefly attacked by a Camel piloted by Canadian Captain Roy Brown. At the time, it seems a single bullet hit Richthofen in the chest, causing a quick death. But-- who exactly killed the Red Baron is up for debate. Current evidence is that he was killed by ground fire from Australian troops -- but there are many theories. No matter who was the one to take him down, RIchthofen left behind a legacy of true aerial mastery and terror. His victory total will not be exceeded until June 1941. Link: https://www.upi.com/Archives/1918/04/14/American-flyers-down-pair/9481523634159/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manfred_von_Richthofen#Death https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015075629603;view=1up;seq=46 The Great War Channel For videos about WWI 100 years ago this week, check out our friends at  the Great War Channel on Youtube. New episodes this week include: The Battle of La Lys -- Operation Georgette Stalin in WW1 -- Scottish Home Rule -- Out of the Trenches Storm of Steel -- Author and Officer Ernst Jünger See their videos by searching for “the great war” on youtube or following the link in the podcast notes! Link:https://www.youtube.com/user/TheGreatWar World War One NOW Alright  - It is time to fast forward into the present with WW1 Centennial News NOW - [SOUND EFFECT] This part of the podcast focuses on NOW and how we are commemorating the centennial of WWI! Remembering Veterans Midway Village Reenactment For  Remembering Veterans -- We are going to do a follow up on the big reenactor event in Rockford Illinois we told you about a couple of weeks ago. The Midway Village Museum is a 137 acre living history park, and the host of the 6th annual Great War event, that featured over 225 re-enactors portraying soldiers and civilians from the United States and Europe. It’s the nation’s largest public WW1 re-enactment -- and a massive undertaking! If you were there - you had a blast - if you weren’t there - we will point you to great pictures and videos - AND… we have invited Dave Fornell, the reenactor coordinator for the event and member of the Illinois WWI Centennial Commission to tell us the story. Welcome, Dave! [greetings] [Dave -- there are three things I’d like to touch on today… The event and the experience of attending it -- Reenactors and the reenactor community at large And third - future plans] [Let’s start with the 6th Annual Great war event - how did it go! How many people showed up and what kind of comments did you get?] [So Dave - I am personally totally fascinated by the reenactor phenomena --- here is my chance to ask about it.. So…. you are a WWI reenactor - Why? ] [Are you only WWI?  I mean… do reenactors specialize in a specific historical period? - or is it more of a chronic avocation - Are reenactors organized? By historical period or by regional area? And based on a conversation I had with Katherine about this - what about women in this community?] [Finally - are there plans for a 2019 Midway Village Great War event?] [goodbyes/thanks] Dave Fornell is the re-enactor coordinator for the Midway Village Museum WWI reenactment and a member of the Illinois WWI Centennial Commission. Learn more about the Commission and the Midway Village Museum at the links in the podcast notes. Links:http://www.midwayvillage.com/ http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/illinois-wwi-centennial-home.html Spotlight in the Media Stars and Stripes 100 years ago, in February 1918, a new weekly publication found its way into the hands of Doughboys now arriving in France in ever greater numbers: The Stars and Stripes newspaper. Although the classic periodical was originally produced by Union Soldiers in the Civil War, when they found an abandoned printing press - they only ran 6 one-page issues at the time. The publication was revived for World War 1, produced by an all-military staff and aimed directly at the doughboys of the American Expeditionary Forces. Stars and Stripes is filled with cartoons and articles by and for doughboys, making light of everything from living covered in lice in the trenches to struggling to communicate with their new “Francai”  comrades. We reported on the relaunch in Episode #59 and ever since, we have been looking forward to the opportunity of inviting someone from the paper to come on the show and tell us more about it. So I am especially excited to welcome Robert H. Reid, senior managing editor of the Stars and Stripes newspaper. Robert - so nice to have you on the show! [welcome/greetings] [OK - first of all - Robert for our listeners - We need a context - could you briefly frame up what the Stars and stripes paper is? ] [When we saw in our research that the paper had re-emerged for the doughboys arriving in france --- we quickly started to read through issues - and what struck me immediately was the humor… tongue in cheek, irreverent, good natured, and wry -- How did that happen!? Was that planned or just what happened?] [Clearly the AEF decided they wanted this…. Do we know how the papers ROLE was framed by the command in 1918? Did it have a mission statement?] [Full disclosure - I grew up with the paper and the people who made it in post WWII Germany. We lived as Americans near frankfurt in the early 50’s and my mom wrote for the paper…. So here we are today in the THIRD generation of the paper’s life - What is the Stars and Stripes today?] [goodbyes/thank you] Robert Reid is the senior managing editor of Stars and Stripes. You can learn more about the paper, and see archival copies at the Library of Congress, by following the links in the podcast notes. link:https://www.loc.gov/collections/stars-and-stripes/?sb=date https://www.stripes.com/ The Great Forgotten To wrap up Spotlight in the Media this week -- we’re turning the focus back onto the service of women in the war with the play The Great Forgotten. Set during WWI and through the Roaring Twenties, the play follows two sisters --- American nurses in France during WW1, and their adjustment to a whole new world after the end of the conflict. This segment actually kicks off a conversation that will become ever more important on the podcast… looking at the profound post-war experience in America With us to tell us about their original production are mother-daughter playwriting team Karen and Kacie Devaney. Welcome! [welcome/greetings} [Kacie -- the play was initially your idea, and you ended up getting your mother involved. Tell us about that? ] [Karen -- The two main characters embody the experience of so many women who served in the war -- Did you base the characters on real individuals?] [Back to you Kacie -- This is obviously a real passion project for you -- why do you think the stories of these women in, and after, WW1 matter so much?] [A quick one phrase answer from each of you… In a phrase - what was the biggest realization for you personally in doing this project?] [In closing - are you going to be performing the play again soon?] [goodbyes/thank you] Karen and Kacie Devaney are a mother daughter playwriting team. Learn more about their play The Great Forgotten by following the links in the podcast notes. link:https://www.facebook.com/Thegreatforgotten/ https://twitter.com/KarinDevaney https://twitter.com/Kaciedevaney Speaking WW1 Now let’s head into our weekly feature “Speaking World War 1” -- Where we explore the words & phrases that are rooted in the war  --- The war torn landscape of Belgium and the Western Front is often described as being nearly featureless-- mud, shell holes, stumps and a tangle of trenches. But one feature stood out -- and was a highly coveted tactical position. Low, grey structures dotting the muddy landscape-- the Germans began constructing these steel-reinforced concrete bunkers in order to enhance their defenses against British artillery on the Hindenburg Line. With walls and ceilings several feet thick, the bunkers could easily withstand all but the highest caliber shells, and were often obscured with debris to prevent detection. They were built most often in the Ypres salient, where a high rainfall and water table made trenches an near-impossibility. As the British and Commonwealth troops stared out at these little buildings in the moon like world of Flanders-- they noted their similarity to the small medicine boxes carried by civilians -- earning the structures the name of “pillbox” - which is our speaking world war I word this week. Nowadays, according to the Department of Defense - the word defines small, low fortified outpost that houses machine guns and anti-tank weapons… or that thing you carry your meds and vitamins in! Pillboxes -- created by the Germans, and named by the British-- and this week’s word for speaking WW1. Links:https://www.historyextra.com/period/first-world-war/10-first-world-war-slang-words-we-still-use-today/ https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/blog/pillbox-fighting-in-the-ypres-salient https://www.militaryfactory.com/dictionary/military-terms-defined.asp?term_id=4092 [SOUND EFFECT] Education In Education news this week -- The latest WW1 education newsletter just came out! Issue #12 is “Air War and Weapons Technology” and features articles on the development of aerial warfare and the incredible technological boom that accompanied and supported it. This issue includes resources for teaching about the history of unmanned drones; the life and service of the only African American member of the Lafayette Escadrille, Eugene Bullard; the role of zeppelins in the war; and the changing military technology of the war. The newsletter is published by the National WW1 Museum and Memorial in partnership with the WW1 Centennial Commission. Go to our new education website at ww1cc.org/ e d u where you can sign up for the education newsletters and connect with the commission education program - or follow the link in the podcast notes. Link: www.ww1cc.org/edu WW1 War Tech Interrupter Gear This week for WW1 War Tech -- we’re headed back into the Sky to take a look at a technological development that helped usher in the age of the aerial dogfighting. Early in the war, planes were used exclusively for observation -- but to get clear images of the enemy lines, you had to fly “low and slow” and in a fairly straight line, which left you pretty easy pickings  if an enemy plane with a gun came along. This started an arms race in the sky as each side tried to outgun the other --- in order to protect their observation planes. The first attempt to mount a machine gun on an airplane, ended after the nose-heavy prototype crashed on its first experimental flight. Some guns were mounted and shot over the wings, and “pusher planes” with their props behind the pilot were developed, allowing for them to shoot ahead of themselves without hitting the blades of the propellers. Dutch aircraft designer Anthony Fokker came up with the ultimate answer for the Germans! His mechanism, referred to as the interrupter gear, connected the firing of the machine gun to the turning of the propeller, allowing the bullets to pass through the brief gaps in between the blades. Yet despite the tests on both the ground and the air proving his design worked, German generals remained skeptical. They demanded that Fokker fly into the air and shoot down an enemy plane himself. He did as he was told, and although a French plane soon came within his sights, he found himself unable to pull the trigger. Fokker returned to Douai flying field to vocalize his refusal, demanding that someone else test the plane instead. And so the famous Lieutenant Oswald Boelcke was the first pilot to successfully use the interrupter gear, making his first kill on August 1, 1915. German planes would continue to dominate the skies, a phenomenon known as the ‘Fokker Scourge’, until mid-1916. The interrupter gear-- a technological marvel that brought air combat into the future-- and the subject of this week’s WW1 War Tech. We have put links in the podcast notes to learn more including a link a video from the YoutUbe channel The Slow Mo Guys where you can watch an interrupter gear operate in very, very slow motion. Links: http://www.firstworldwar.com/airwar/earlyfighters.htm          http://www.firstworldwar.com/airwar/deflectorgear.htm          http://www.eyewitnesstohistory.com/fokker.htm          https://www.uh.edu/engines/epi1369.htm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysB-SH19WRQ Articles and Posts For Articles and posts -- we are going to continue with the idea we launched last week of highlighting the features of the weekly dispatch newsletter.  So here we go. [DING] VMI and VA Commission present WWI Commemorative Symposium April 27th Conference attendees will hear from national and regional experts, who will explore the political and military leadership of World War I, the experiences of the soldiers and generals on the front, and the role that Virginians played in the Great War. . [DING] Treasure trove of Army Major Amos J. Peaslee and the first Diplomatic Courier Service Major Peaslee’s led the first ever Diplomatic Courier Service during WW1 -- and now his personal documents and artifacts related to the Diplomatic Courier Service, including a personal engraved copy of the Treaty of Versailles, are on their way to the State Department. [DING] "until very recently, we had forgotten a tremendously important aspect of the U.S. experience that eventually changed this country forever." Read the essay by scholar Keith Gandel as he explores the literature of WW1 -- and what we can learn from it today. [DING] Very small ships make very large impact Read about the U.S. Navy Submarine Chasers in WWI -- on the cutting edge of anti-submarine warfare. [DING] Robert Frost: A poet for whom life and war were trials by existence The WWrite blog  this week focuses on the iconic American poet Robert Frost and his insight into connections between war and the human condition. [DING] Finally, our selection from our Official Centennial Merchandise store - Lest We Forget: The Great War is available through our store. The book features nearly 350 high-quality images, an introduction by Sir Hew Strachan and text by historian Michael W. Robbins. Importantly, when you get this visual remembrance of the "War that Changed The World"  - a full ½ of the proceeds go to building the Memorial! Sign up for the Weekly Dispatch newsletter at ww1cc.org/subscribe check the archive at ww1cc.org/dispatch or follow the link in the podcast notes. Link: http://www.worldwar1centennial.org/index.php/communicate/2015-12-28-18-26-00/subscribe.html http://www.ww1cc.org/dispatch The Buzz And that brings us to the buzz - the centennial of WW1 this week in social media with Katherine Akey - Katherine, what did you pick? Famous Fighters, the Friends of Jenny and Barbara Bush Hi Theo -- Last week we talked a lot about the Liberty Loans-- and during the third loan drive, celebrities were drafted to help hype the program as they traveled across the country, including the movie stars Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin. But they aren’t the only darlings of the silver screen that helped the war effort -- and this week on our Facebook page at facebook.com/ww1centennial-- we shared photographs and draft registrations cards of two other familiar faces. Buster Keaton, known to the army by his given name, Joseph, was assigned to the 40th Division, 159th Infantry-- a division that did not wholly see battle but did serve on the Western Front. There’s also Walt Disney-- who was just 16 years old when he joined the American Red Cross and arrived in France as a paramedic, serving near Neufchateau. You can see photos of them by following the links in the podcast notes. Two more nods from the Buzz-- this week, the Friends of Jenny, a historical aviation restoration group, shared an album of images updating  us on the progress of one of their major restoration projects -- their Curtiss Jenny rebuild is receiving its new engine! Check it out at the link in the notes, and follow their facebook page as the project continues to pick up speed. Finally this week, the nation was sad to hear  of the passing of former First Lady, Barbara Bush. But you may not know that she was the daughter of a World War One Veteran-- her father, Marvin Pierce, enlisted in the US Army Reserves in 1918, was promoted to Lieutenant and served as an Engineering Corps officer in France from September 1918 to May 1919. Our thoughts are with her family and loved ones, and you can read more about her long and storied life at the links in the podcast notes. That’s it for this week in the Buzz. Link:https://www.facebook.com/lesamericainsdegondrecourt/posts/590840027940871 https://www.facebook.com/DedicatedDoughboy/posts/1047277248744614 https://www.facebook.com/friendsofjenny/posts/819085468278037 https://www.stripes.com/news/us/former-first-lady-barbara-bush-dies-at-age-92-1.522583 https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/17/opinion/barbara-bush-a-first-lady-without-apologies.html Outro And that is our episode this third week of April. Thank you for listening to WW1 Centennial News. We also want to thank our guests... Mike Shuster, Curator for the great war project blog Dr. Edward Lengel, Military historian and author Dave Fornell, re-enactor coordinator and member of the Illinois WWI Centennial Commission. Robert H. Reid, senior managing editor of the Stars and Stripes newspaper Karen and Kacie Devaney, playwrights Katherine Akey, WWI Photography specialist and the line producer for the podcast Many thanks to the newest member of our team - Mac Nelsen our sound editor--- a shout out to our researchers John Morreale and Eric Marr... And I am Theo Mayer - your host.   The US World War One Centennial Commission was created by Congress to honor, commemorate and educate about WW1. Our programs are to-- inspire a national conversation and awareness about WW1; Including this podcast! We are bringing the lessons of the 100 years ago into today's classrooms; We are helping to restore WW1 memorials in communities of all sizes across our country; and of course we are building America’s National WW1 Memorial in Washington DC.   We want to thank commission’s founding sponsor the Pritzker Military Museum and Library as well as the Starr foundation for their support.   The podcast can be found on our website at ww1cc.org/cn   Or search WW1 Centennial News on  iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Podbean, Stitcher - Radio on Demand, Spotify or using your smart speaker.. Just say “Play W W One Centennial News Podcast”. Our twitter and instagram handles are both @ww1cc and we are on facebook @ww1centennial. Thank you for joining us. And don’t forget to share the stories you are hearing here today about the war that changed the world! [music] Legend of Snoopy and the Red Baron From all of us and Snoopy - So long!

Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions. No time to waste as the boys get their teeth into Inside Out, 12 Angry Men and Lazer Team, and try to keep it under an hour. PLUS: Lava, Riley’s First Date, buzzing objects, The WOW Signal, MegaMan, Red vs. Blue, Slow-Mo Guys, Achievement Hunter, fandom, crowd funding, unprofessional on-air microphone adjustments, jury duty, Wall-E, Kevin Spacey, advertising jingles, AC/DC and funny noises.

The Slow Mo Guys versus Michael and Intern Andy in a 'crumby' battle for On The Spot #30

The Slow Mo Guys versus Michael and Intern Andy in a 'crumby' battle for On The Spot #30

The Slow Mo Guys versus Michael and Intern Andy in a 'crumby' battle for On The Spot #30

Have you ever wondered how the shutter in your camera looks when it’s firing so freakin’ fast? Well, here you go. Thank you “Slow Mo Guys!”  

Esta semana me he quedado solo en el podcast, en esta ocasión hablamos de una curiosa cafetería en corea del sur, de como los chicos The Slow Mo Guys se lo pasan pipa con un buen puñado de trampas para ratos y charlamos sobre los Selfies y como nos llevan a hacer locuras.

"Reintreten und wohlfühlen!" Das ist nicht nur das Motto der Japanoschlampen, nein, damit lässt sich auch ganz gut die neue Folge coldmirror zusammenfassen. Nicht nur dass das Anime-Dilettanten-Duo Chao und Wake sich und den Rest der Welt diesmal mit der Banane der Freundschaft vorm Mega-Burnout retten muss, auch beim commercial zeigt das hatebook Heavy-Internet-Usern, wo der gemeine Troll die Locken hat. Außerdem stellt Kaddi die Slow Mo Guys [http://www.youtube.com/user/theslowmoguys] vor, die durch die Entdeckung der Langsamkeit auch die Schönheit der Zerstörung inszenieren wie kein Zweiter. Neben dem obligatorischen Service-Teil im gamecheck, wirbt Angie in der synchro als Host von MTV (Merkel TV) um Abonnenten für ihren eigenen Entertainment-Channel. Und misheard lyrics der Marke "Kanal-Aal" aus Italien und ein netmob, bei dem ihr Kaddi mal ordentlich den Marsch geblasen - oder gebeatboxt - habt, je nach musikalischer Veranlagung eben.