Too good not to share!!!!!
This lady is great ! Missed her calling as a stand-up comedian.
Read the info on left side of video as flight attendant talks very fast.
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Saturday, May 16, 2015
Southwest airlines pre-flight instructions - Entertaining Thx Ramey H!
When good people save animals ... Thx
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When Good People Save Animals |
We often hear about the cruelty of people to animals; of abuse, of negligence. But I'd like to believe that most of us love, cherish and protect our fellow animals when we can. You don't need to look further than these great photos and the stories behind them, of people dedicating their life's work to animals, risking themselves to save animals and showing the kind of kindness we should all have in our hearts.
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| This boy was unlucky enough to be caught in the floodwaters brought by monsoon rain in Manila, the Philippines. His first action? Carry his dog through it to safety. |
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| A volunteer feeds a gray seal pup a herring at a seal-rehabilitation center in the Netherlands. This unknown volunteer is feeding a gray seal pup at the seal-rehabilitation center in Holland. He's giving him a herring, which is one of their favorite treats. |
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| Richard Tesore of Rescate Fauna Marina holds an orphan baby dolphin he rescued to and introduces him to a curious penguin. |
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| This villager also thought of his pets first when the floods came in in Cuttack City, India - but his were kittens and not a dog. Same amount of nobility in my eyes. |
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| Ryo Taira lifts a porpoise out of a flooded rice field after it was swept by a tsunami in Sendai, Japan. He found the porpoise struggling in the shallow seawater and after failing to net it, waded into the field to cradle the baby animal in his arms. |
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| These Chinese researchers dress up in (very hot) panda suits when working with little pandas, to make the integration process as easy as possible for these gentle bears. |
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| This is Adam Warwick, a biologist that helped a drowning black bear that ran into the ocean in fear of the humans trying to calm it with a tranquilizer. It made it to the water just as the sedative kicked in, and would have died if not for Warwick's quick action. |
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| This woman picked up a little bird that got dehydrated and fell to the ground, took it home and patiently made it drink until it felt better, then released it. |
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| A Chinese grandma feeding stray dogs. She does this almost every day. |
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| Another flood rescue, this time at Ipswich, Australia, where another animal lover rescued a kangaroo. |
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| Josua Bisnar is a combat medic, who here is utilizing his skills on a helpless little bunny rabbit he found next to its dead mother. |
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| An orphaned baby orangutan in Borneo. This one was lucky enough to be taken care of. |
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| A policeman guarding a mother duck and her little ones. |
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| A false killer whale is being moved back to the sea in Australia by willing volunteers. |
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| This injured baby howler monkey is being treated by a vet in Belize. |
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| Two terrific guys swam through flood waters to save this fox that got stranded, risking their own lives for that of a poor, helpless animal. This took place in Saskatchewan, Canada. |
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| This group of hardened marines found kindness in their hearts in the middle of the Battle of Okinawa to give a baby goat something to drink. |
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| This pig was born without the use of his back legs. He was outfitted with a special wheel chair made of toy parts. Works like a charm, too. |
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| This brave boy rescued a young deer by going into a swollen river to save it. This happened in Bangladesh. |
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| Boys rescuing a puppy caught in a drain. |
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| Baby elephant getting medical attention. |
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| A woman carrying her dog in a flooded street. |
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| A firefighter slacking the thirst of a parched koala after a bushfire took place in Australia. |
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| MMA fighter Cathal Pendred rescues a dolphin baby that got washed up on shore and could not get back into the ocean in Ireland. |
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| Two friends Erik and Torvald rescuing a lamb that was close to drowning in Norway. |
Love southern sherrifs! ... Thx Ramey H!
Sheriff invited by media to be politically correct, but he turns down the offer. Love Southern Sheriffs.https://www.facebook.com/
Easy as riding a bike ... Thx Ramey H!
THIS IS THE DARNDEST THING YOU HAVE EVER SEEN AND IT INVOLVED OF ALL THINGS, RIDING A BICYCLE.... GIVES YOU A NEW LOOK AT HOW OUR BRAIN WORKS.
A fascinating look at neuroplasticityEver hear that phrase "It's just like riding a bike?" It turns out riding a bike isn't actually all that easy. Take this bike, for example. It looks like an ordinary bicycle but with one tiny difference. You may think you can ride it, but you better think again.
Throw and shoot camera ... Thx Ramey H!
MAY 13, 2015
This is the World’s First Throw-and-Shoot Camera
Lily is the world’s first throw-and-shoot camera. All you have to do is throw it in the air to start shooting. The quadcopter flies itself and uses GPS and computer vision to follow you around. It is waterproof, compact and shoots HD pictures and videos. Check out the glossy demo video below.
The Hardware
Technical Specs
Battery: Built-in Lithium-Ion Battery, 20 min of flight time, Charging via 5A charger, 2-hour charge time
Flight: Max speed 25 mph (40 km/h), Max altitude 50 ft (15 m), Min altitude 5 ft (1.75 m)
Memory: 4GB micro SD provided, External memory card slot
Waterproof: Rating IP67 (can take one meter underwater)
Camera: Video Resolution: 1080p 60 fps / 720p 120 fps, Video FOV: 94º, Video Format: H.264 codec, .mp4 file format, Photo Resolution: 12 MP, Digital gimballing Image stabilization, Fixed focus
Sensors: Accelerometer, Three-axis Gyro, Magnetometer, Barometer, GPS, Front-facing camera, Bottom-facing camera
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lily have obstacle avoidance?
Currently, Lily does not have any obstacle avoidance capabilities. We have found that most outdoor activities do not need obstacle avoidance because Lily can follow the user’s path. But again, there are no guarantees that Lily will not hit anything while it is following you. If Lily is about to hit an object you can press the middle button on the tracking device and Lily will stop, hold its position, and continue to film you.
How much does Lily cost?
You can pre-order Lily today for $499 USD. After pre-sales are over, Lily will be priced at $999 plus applicable taxes and shipping. Ships February 2016
You can pre-order Lily today for $499 USD. After pre-sales are over, Lily will be priced at $999 plus applicable taxes and shipping. Ships February 2016
Will Lily videos have sound?
Yes, the tracking device has a microphone that records high quality sound. Lily automatically synchronizes audio from the tracking device with video it records.
Yes, the tracking device has a microphone that records high quality sound. Lily automatically synchronizes audio from the tracking device with video it records.
Can Lily stream video?
Lily streams low-resolution live video to the companion app to help you frame your shots.
See all of the FAQ’s here
Lily streams low-resolution live video to the companion app to help you frame your shots.
See all of the FAQ’s here
Photos taken by Lily
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