Phil Ochs - Spaceman

Phil Ochs - Spaceman Video Clips. Duration : 2.20 Mins.

Taken from 'This land Is Your Land: The Story of American Folk Music'.

Graphene Nano Material concept smartphone (Samsung Version).flv

Graphene Nano Material concept smartphone (Samsung Version).flv Tube. Duration : 0.35 Mins.

Name one material that has the following qualities: superstrength, superconductivity, self-cooling, anti-bacterial, anti-corrosive, photovoltaic. Carbon is one of the most abundant elements on the planet, yet in the form of graphene it has unique qualities. Graphene is a sheet of carbon that is just one-molecule thick. Rows upon rows of interconnected six-sided carbon molecules are linked together in a way that is unusually strong, yet flexible. Despite its humble origins (it was first discovered by peeling a thin layer of pencil graphite using sticky tape), graphene is already showing a head-spinning array of research applications. Here are some headlines from the past few months: Thin as paper and ten times stronger than steel Graphene paper is six times lighter, two times harder, and ten times stronger than steel. Researchers believe that graphene could be used to make faster, lighter, vehicles that are fuel-efficient and generate considerably less pollution. Graphene is 100x more electrically conductive than copper. It conducts electricity with almost no resistance -- promising a future of faster, more energy efficient computers and electronics. Graphene is the thinnest anti-corrosion coating (and it's transparent, too!) Graphene is five times thinner than conventional anti-corrosion coatings. A one-molecule thick layer of graphene on a sheet of copper will slow the rate of corrosion by 85%. Graphene creates electricity when struck by light When a specially prepared ...

Cybergun Mini UZI CO2 BB Gun Chronograph and Full Auto Shooting Test

Cybergun Mini UZI CO2 BB Gun Chronograph and Full Auto Shooting Test Video Clips. Duration : 3.17 Mins.

www.ReplicaAirguns.com - Cybergun Mini UZI CO2 BB Gun Chronograph and Full Auto Shooting Test. -CO2 Powered -4.5mm Steel BB -25 Round Magazine -Mini UZI Replica -Semi Auto with Full Auto Mod -Blowback Action -344 FPS This video is Chrony Chronograph test to establish the real world feet per second speed of the Cybergun CO2 Blowback 4.5mm BB Mini UZI. I also shot the Mini UZI at a target and filmed this full auto BB machine gun using my Casio high speed camera at 210 frames per second. The Cybergun Mini UZI does not come from the factory with full auto ability but it is very easy to convert to full auto. That along with the Mini UZI's heavy recoil make this BB Mini UZI totally fun to shoot, with good accuracy even in full auto mode. Buy this gun from the Canada Replica Airguns Store www.replicaairguns.com Buy this gun from the US Replica Airguns Store: www.replicaairguns.com Check out the full review on my website at: www.replicaairguns.com Here is the FULL-AUTO How To link: www.replicaairguns.com

"PAYPHONE" -- MAROON 5 FEAT. WIZ KHALIFA (PARADISE FEARS COVER)

"PAYPHONE" -- MAROON 5 FEAT. WIZ KHALIFA (PARADISE FEARS COVER) Video Clips. Duration : 3.63 Mins.

"PAYPHONE" - originally by MAROON 5 feat. WIZ KHALIFA - cover by PARADISE FEARS BUY THE SONG HERE: www.bit.ly www.facebook.com - LIKE US! www.youtube.com - SUBSCRIBE! www.twitter.com - TWEET US! Text "PARADISE FEARS" to 312.622.3178 for exclusive text message updates! Watch the music video for Paradise Fears original "SANCTUARY" here: youtu.be Download debut full-length album YOURS TRULY here: bit.ly Produced by Matt Grabe (mattgrabe.com) Video Shot/ Directed by: Dave Puente (director/ commercial photographer) - @DavePuente LYRICS: I'm at a payphone trying to call home All of my change I spent on you Where have the times gone Baby it's all wrong, where are the plans we made for two? I know it's hard to remember The people we used to be It's even harder to picture That you're not here next to me You say it's too late to make it But is it too late to try? And in our time that you wasted All of our bridges burned down I've wasted my nights You turned out the lights Now I'm paralyzed Still stuck in that time when we called it love But even the sun sets in paradise I'm at a payphone trying to call home All of my change I spent on you Where have the times gone Baby it's all wrong, where are the plans we made for two? If happy ever after did exist I would still be holding you like this All those fairytales are full of it One more stupid love song I'll be sick You turned your back on tomorrow Cause you forgot yesterday I gave you my love to borrow But just gave it away You can't ...

Briggs & Stratton 85060 6-Gallon Auto Shut Off Gas Can - CARB Compliant

	Briggs & Stratton 85060 6-Gallon Auto Shut Off Gas Can - CARB Compliant Model Of Item : 85060 [else] [endif]

This is a red Briggs & Stratton 6 gallon automatic shut off fuel can which is designed with a hi-tech spout that is self venting for safer & easier pouring. Features reduced emissions to protect the environment and meets California and EPA Standards. ...Read more

This is a red Briggs & Stratton 6 gallon automatic shut off fuel can which is designed with a hi-tech spout that is self venting for safer & easier pouring. Features reduced emissions to protect the environment and meets California and EPA Standards. ...Read more

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Chris Costa Test-Fires Ferfrans SOAR-P Tactical AR SBR/Sub-Carbine on Full-Auto 5

Chris Costa Test-Fires Ferfrans SOAR-P Tactical AR SBR/Sub-Carbine on Full-Auto 5 Tube. Duration : 0.55 Mins.

Chris Costa of Costa Ludus tactical training test fires a FERFRANS SOAR-) short-stroke gas piston/op-rod SBR (Short Barreled Rifle)/sub-carbine courtesy of Falcon Operations Group. You can read more about it at www.defensereview.com

Torch-Fired Enamel Jewelry: A Workshop in Painting with Fire

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Torch-Fired Enamel Jewelry combines beading and wire-working techniques with the intense beauty of torch-fired enameled beads. Metal becomes your canvas as you learn the basics of enameling with a torch, then dive into 22 exquisite pieces, ranging from quirky “cattywampus” earrings to ethereal pendants to delicate multi-stranded necklaces. Find out how easy it is to create unique and colorful enamel pieces in this innovative, comprehensive guide to the world of torch-fired enameling. Inside you’ll find: · A hands-on, in-depth approach to enameling beads, pendants and other metal findings using a torch instead of a kiln. · An extensive enameling workshop, with information on equipment, materials and safety considerations. · Tips and tricks for making truly unique pieces: learn how to modulate color, create burnt edges and manipulate the gas/oxygen ratio to achieve color flashes and smoky hazes. · Jewelry and metal-working techniques, from wire-wrapping to etching copper sheet, that create a perfect backdrop to your stunning enamel creations. Light the torch, gather your enamels and start painting with fire in Torch-Fired Enamel Jewelry. ...Read more

Featured Project by Barbara Lewis: Harem Bracelet I can't decide if this is a bracelet or an anklet. It can only be an anklet if you're willing to break out into dance when you wear it! Whatever you decide, this piece is fun and easy to make. It's perfect for the hodgepodge of leftovers on your worktable--a "bench collection" of sorts. Don't dwell on planning your design; if you go with the flow, it will truly reflect you and your work. Findings 1⁄4" × 7" (6mm × 17.78cm) foam tube 1⁄4 yard (0.23m) woven fabric 19-gauge annealed steel wire 22-gauge sterling wire assorted manufactured beads and flower bead caps eight 11mm solid jump rings four 12mm corrugated iron beads one copper-plated lobster clasp ribbon and fiber strands two 17mm iron flower bead caps Enamels Clover, opaque (1715) Lime yellow, transparent (2230) Pumpkin, opaque (1850) Turquoise, transparent (2435) White, opaque (1055) Tools Chain-nose pliers Iron and ironing board or mat Round-nose pliers Scissors Spray adhesive Wire cutters Preparing Fabric for Cutting Bias Strips Establish the straight of grain: Use scissors to place a snip into the selvedge edge of woven fabric, about 1" (2.54cm) from the cut edge. (The selvedge edges are the two finished edges of the fabric as it comes from the factory.) Tear the fabric at the snip. Establish the bias grain: Place the fabric on a flat surface. Pick up one corner of the fabric and bring the end diagonally across the fabric so that one torn edge of the fabric will rest on top of one selvedge edge of the fabric. Press the fold with an iron. Instructions Use the directions at left to establish the straight of grain and the bias grain for 1/4 yard (0.23m) of woven fabric. Cut through the ironed fold in the fabric.   Measure and mark 1" (2.54cm) from the cut edge along the length of the fabric. Cut a 15" (38.1cm) bias strip. Spray adhesive on a 1⁄4" × 7" (6mm × 17.78cm) piece of foam tubing. Starting at one end and working across, wrap the bias strip around the foam. Enamel four 12mm corrugated beads: one in white with lime yellow on top, one in white with turquoise on top, one in pumpkin and one in clover. Enamel two 17mm flower bead caps in pumpkin and clover. Thread a 4" (10.16cm) segment of 22-gauge sterling silver wire through a solid jump ring and make a wrapped loop. Thread a bead cap, an enamel bead and another bead cap onto the wire. Make a wrapped loop flush against the bead cap, but before finishing it, attach a small rhinestone dangle link. Wrap the loop with the excess wire. Create six dangles. You can choose to add different enamel and manufactured findings to the dangles as desired. Go wild! Wrap a bundle of ribbon and fiber strands around the tubing, starting 1" (2.54cm) from the end. Tie the ends in overhand knots to secure. Slide a dangle onto the bracelet. Wrap another ribbon and fiber bundle after the first dangle to keep it from sliding on the bracelet. Continue sliding on dangles and wrapping bundles on the bracelet, stopping 1" (2.54cm) from the end and ending with a ribbon and fiber bundle.   Pierce the end of the foam bracelet with 3" (7.62cm) of 19-gauge annealed steel wire. Fold the ends up, keeping one end longer than the other. Wrap the shorter wire end around the longer wire end. Thread an enamel bead cap onto the wire. Trim the excess wire and make a simple loop flush against the bead cap. Attach an 11mm solid jump ring to the loop. Repeat Steps 8 and 9 on the other side of the bracelet, but attach a lobster clasp before closing the simple loop. ...Read more

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