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http://youtu.be/fSPzMva9_CE In this installment we see supercooled water to -21C / -6F and pour it our into a bowl. It pours out as a liquid and turns to slush, forming ropelike peaks.

http://youtu.be/uUHc7A37Mu0 How to get 14 gamers in one porta potty. See more at www.socomhellweek.com

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http://youtu.be/jKnFurg5-Ag a video clip of inside the exploded reactor. Thanks to hboy007 for his translation which reads as follows: inside the Sarcophagus the radiation levels are as high as 3400 Roentgen per hour [1 R = 2.58 * 10^-4 C/kg]. The working time of the engineers is determined by the radioactivity they are exposed to. When the dosimeter each of them carries starts to beep alarmingly, they need to leave the reactor immediately. Sergeij K. who recorded this footage usually stays a little longer. The white dots that can bee seen on the pictures that look like snow are also caused by the radiation which the digital cameras are quite prone to. The clock in this control room stopped at the exact time the incident took place: 1:23 am, april 26th, 1986 Despite the strongly limited time, work is done without hurry to avoid mistakes. The mounting teams know exactly where the other ones interrupted their repairing right there. Inside the exploded reactor block, additional staircases were installed to reach most of the locations but this isn't possible. Totally, only one third of the entire reactor block has been explored. The sectors have names and numbers which the workers shout out to one another. Every now and then men can be heard wading through water. Rain and melting water are the biggest enemy of the Sarcophagus. These caused gradual decay during the past 20 years. Sergeij likes to compare the inside of the Sarcophagus to a mine field. Each step can decide upon what radiation dose one is exposed to. At this place it is really dirty as can be seen by the black speckles on the yellow gloves. "dirty" is what the workers call the radiation reaching extreme levels. The cotton dress and the plastic overall offer only limited protection against (alpha) radiation. The helmets are considered much more important because pieces of stone could fall down from the ceiling. The once molten, highly radioactive material has been cast to bizarre forms.Temperatures exceeded 1000 degrees Celsius at the time of the disaster. Sergeij gave names to these lumps. This one he calls "elephant's foot". Sergeij is now right underneath the ceiling of the Sarcophagus. It's cracked, corroded and full of holes. it's area measures 100 square meters. The extent can be by the light shining inside. Should The Sarcophagus one day collapse, a large nuclear dust cloud would be generated. Experts consider it the safest way to build another Sarcophagus around the first, older one. A hall larger than the Statue of Liberty, called "Arche", that would cost about 650.000.000 Euros. Here, the white dots caused by radioactivity can be seen again. This sprinklers were installed to bind the floating, radioactive dust particles. At least a little protection in this hazardous job. This video clip was from this german website: http://www.stern.de/politik/ausland/559531.html?nv=ct_mt

http://youtu.be/XZELaeJ5MmM Chernobyl 20 years later, just from one of three reactors at a single plant. Only 10 percent of the radiation escaped and caused such a nightmare for neighboring countries. Imagine the world after destroying several with tactical nukes. Belorussia is a separate country. PLEASE NOTE, the neighboring country suffered more than the country where the disaster took place. Radiation has an international nature and does not need invitations or visas to travel. The evil, dark wind of that day carried 70% of Chernobyl' s heavy radiation into the neighboring country of Belorussia.

http://youtu.be/Qrk4zyZCsS4 A video of the fastest Time Trial Record on Super Mario Kart (SNES) on Mario Circuit 1 with Non-NBT (2006).

http://youtu.be/kYVEP8FwN7A This video has been prepared and uploaded for youtube by Paul Tanney (www.youtube.com/ptanney); much appreciated Paul. Super Mario Kart Mario Circuit 1 Non-NBT British Record of 1'00"99 driven by Sami Çetin Super Mario Kart Time Trial World Records: http://www.mariokart64.com/smk/ kart super mario nintendo bros koopa bowser time attack mushroom speed console special cool new fast cara goal

http://youtu.be/bBN4n1kce30 Highlights, not including dunks, of Michael Jordan, the Greatest Ever.

http://youtu.be/pOSE9q9_gKw http://www.instructables.com/id/Zippo-Trick%3a-The-Twilight-Zone/ Want a dirt simple Zippo trick that will amaze people again and again? Then try out this one called Twilight Zone. All you need is a Zippo lighter and a few minutes to practice. I've seen this done before on different sites so I didn't create it. I'm just showing it so that more people can know about it and get free drinks at bars from their friends.