Thursday, May 7, 2020
Crazy footage: 'Tumbleweed tornado' filmed in Washington state
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Crazy footage: 'Tumbleweed tornado' filmed in Washington state
Just. Unbelievable. A driver has captured a 'tumbleweed tornado' while driving in Washington state. A dust devil or small whirlwind in Benton County picked up a number of nearby tumbleweeds and lifted them into the air. Matt M McKnight posted the video to Twitter, writing: 'OMG TUMBLEWEED TORNADO! Saw this approaching and pulled over along WA-240 a few minutes ago near Hanford Site '
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Broken deadlocked vise: Perfect restoration
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Broken deadlocked vise: Perfect restoration
How cool when people put such great care in restoring these old tools instead of tossing them in the trash.
I bought this vice pretty much 1.5 years ago together with the other Gressel bench vice I already restored and made a video. I also payed $ 20 for this one. Since then it was laying aroung in my basement. I always knew that I'll restore this one as well, just because it's a Gressel and it will totally worth to safe it from the trash.
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Robot beats: Robot vs. 'I'm not a robot' Captcha
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Robot beats: Robot vs. 'I'm not a robot' Captcha
Anything can beat Captcha, but can this defeat the
"which of these pictures does not contain a traffic light" test?
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Death Valley hiker: Death Valley Plane Wreck and Rare Plants
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Death Valley hiker: Death Valley Plane Wreck and Rare Plants
I love how he seems equally interested in the plants and the history behind the wreckage.
On a hike looking for rare limestone endemic plants in Death Valley, we spotted the wreckage of a plane! After several hours of hiking and many interesting plants, we managed to scramble over to the wreck. Turns out the plane has been there for 68 years! In January 1952 this SA-16 Albatross was flying from Idaho to San Diego supporting classified CIA Cold War operations when its left engine caught fire over Death Valley, California and the plane began losing altitude and velocity. The pilot gave the order to evacuate the plane and all 6 people on board jumped out the back door! They parachuted and safely landed 14 miles north of Furnace Creek which they then hiked to. The abandoned plane then smashed into the steep limestone hillside in the Panamint Mountians. It was a great day of botanizing with an awesome unexpected thrill!
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Buffalo Lake Effect - This is what a lake-effect snow storm looks like
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Buffalo Lake Effect - This is what a lake-effect snow storm looks like
This timelapse video was taken over Lake Erie on November 18, 2014.
A time-lapse view of Lake Erie during the lake-effect snow storm of November 18, 2014. This was taken from my office window in the Guaranty Building where I work as an intellectual property attorney at Hodgson Russ --http: // www .hodgsonruss.com / profession ....
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