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Nov 162013
How To Of The Day: How To Eat Chinese Food
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Nov 152013
How To Of The Day: How To Load Your Dishwasher
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Nov 092013
This video from CHOW shows us exactly how to load our dishwasher.
A dishwasher is supposed to make your life easier, but unfortunately, most people don’t know the best way to load one. Deborah Lewis of CHOW.com explains how to arrange your dishes and silverware so that everything gets clean while preventing any chipping, warping, or cracking.
Nov 082013
Viral Video Lab teaches you how you can make a paper airplane fly forever, with the help of a preheated electric stove.
This awesome video shows you how to make a paper airplane fly endlessly. The principal is the same as in real aviation: thermals. Thermals allow real sailplanes to fly for hours. As real thermals are to strong for our self-made paper airplane, we are using a miniature thermal that everyone has in his kitchen: Hotplates. Four hot plates producing hot air which rises and let our paper plane fly as long as we want. The paper aeroplane must be centered while it performs it turns, in the middle of the for heating plates. so it took me about 87 takes to produce this video. if the paper airplane isn´t exactly in the centre of the plates, it will drop off. So feel free to build your own paper plane and let it fly as long as you want in your kitchen. Good Luck.
How To Of The Day: How to Survive a Lightning Strike
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Nov 062013
Minute Earth explains what is best to wear and to do during lightning storms.
Most people have heard the safety tip that the car is a safe place to survive a lightning storm because it rides on rubber tires, but ironically it is the metal body of the car that protects you from the high voltage.
As Minute Earth explains in this new science video, metal is such a good conductor of electricity that the electrons merely glide on the surface of the metal, keeping anyone or anything inside the metal fairly safe.
This concept is actually applied in real life as linemen working on high voltage wires wear literal suits of metal to help protect them in case of an accident.