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Memes are extensively used nowadays on YouTube videos and other social media platforms. Internet memes are images or video clips that try to imitate the emotions or feelings of a popular dialogue or scene that people relate to.

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A shocking video has emerged from Spain that shows a massive explosion in one of the washing machines at a laundromat, which blows up the entire building. The explosion took places moments after a man left the premises. The undated video, caught by CCTV installed inside the building, has been circulating on Twitter and amassed more than three million views. The footage has shocked social media users. They said the man was incredibly lucky to have left the place just in time.

Separately, he is facing 99 separate charges of financial fraud and trying to get a man to fatally shoot him so his surviving son, Buster, 26, could collect a $10 million life insurance policy. That matter will be handled at a later trial.

The same is also true in the edit and post-production process. Editors love to edit together videos full of fancy video clips and challenging video cuts, yet often edit audio either at the very end or sometimes not at all. The final result is a video that looks stunning, but either bombards a viewer with loud sections or sequences which can barely be heard at all.

No one wants to upload a video only to have it taken down a few moments later (or even worse: result in you getting a dreaded copyright strike against your channel) because of your music track, audio components, or your background music being in violation.

Paramount+ released a clip from the series-ending fifth season that launches in April. Have a look above at the footage that was introduced by star Sonequa Martin-Green and EP/showrunner Michelle Paradise during CCXP in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

One sign neither team had its best night: On consecutive possessions, each team tossed up an airball from 3-point range in the waning moments. Both teams shot below 40 percent -- Cal 35.1 and Utah 39.1.

Thirty anesthetized cats were randomly assigned to three groups of 10 cats each: a 10% hydroxyethyl starch-treated group (10% HAES group), a 6% hydroxyethyl starch-treated group (6% HAES group), or a control group. Cerebral pial arterial reactivities were measured by means of intravital microscopic observation through a cranial window. The middle cerebral artery of the cat was clipped for 1 hour using the transorbital approach, 5 hours later Evans blue dye was injected intravenously, and 30 minutes later the animals was killed. Administration of hydroxyethyl starch or saline was started 15 minutes before clipping and lasted for 1 hour. Total volume administered was 10 ml/kg. Systemic arterial pressure was elevated to about 30 to 40% higher than the resting value by administration of dopamine soon after clipping and maintained for 1 hour. In the hydroxyethyl starch-treated groups, the sizes of infarctions and Evans blue dye leakage were significantly smaller than in the control group. Dye leakage in the 10% HAES group was larger than in the 6% HAES group (statistically significant). Regarding pial arterial reactivities, the caliber of arteries was different in each group after reopening of the clip. Arteries in the control group first returned to some 20% of resting state and redilated 40% or more, arteries in the 6% HAES group returned almost to the resting calibers, and arteries in the 10% HAES group constricted by -20% of the resting calibers. Moreover, 8 of 10 cats in the 10% HAES group showed extravasation of red cells. Only one cat in the 6% HAES group showed extravasation.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)

Ava Henson turned defense into offense multiple times in the fourth as TU got out in transition and started hitting jump shots with regularity as the Trojans led by as many as nine at 51-42. A small Cougar run followed to pull the home team to within four with under two minutes remaining, but Henson hit a clutch jumper moments later to force MVNU into playing the foul game. Henson and Claycee West then iced the game at the charity stripe to secure Taylor's first Crossroads League victory of the season.

Defensively, Osswald's three steals fueled TU's excellent on-ball pressure throughout the game, with MVNU finishing its night at a 35.0 percent field goal clip. Despite making just two-of-14 attempts from three-point range themselves, the Trojans knocked down 14-16 free throws in what proved to be a deciding factor in the game.

For these recordings, I went further along the Marsh Trail to see if I could find anyrunning water. As I was looking, I stumbled across a beaver dam (unknown whether there were any beavers inside) with a small stream of running water. For the first of these recordings, I put the hydrophone into this small stream so that the water could hit the microphone. The sound of the water sounded very nice and pleasant in the recording. For the second of these recordings, I chose a location a few feet away from the first location in this small stream. In the first two minutes of the recording, the sound is very similar to that of the first (like the sound of flowing water). However, two minutes into the recording, unintentionally, the hydrophone shifted in the water. Suddenly, the sound of the water became extremely loud in the recorder. I was forced to turn the input level down to around 30 as the sound was very loud now. It was a very interesting contrast to hear the first two minutes of the recording compared to the end where the rushing water sounds very loud. Overall, I had a very enjoyable experience recording with the hydrophone. Compared to the stereo, shotgun, and binaural microphones that I have previously tried, the hydrophone allows for the recording of sounds that none of the others would have been able to. The only difficulties that I had was that the wires were constantly getting tangled. I frequently had to try and untangle them only to find a few minutes later that it was tangled again.

Surprisingly, they did not sound largely different. The main difference is that when pointed opposite to campus, I was able to hear a local radio station more clearly than the previous sound clip. For the next couple of recordings, I used the contact microphone to record some things in the area (Note: the contact microphone must have a loose internal wire as I had to press down on the back of the contact for it to pick up sound). For the first of the two contact recordings, I slid the contact microphone on a fallen log on the ground. The sound picked up by the recorder had a little static. For the second of the two, I recorded the contact being slid across a nearby fallen branch and some leaves on the ground. These recordings sounded interesting and should provide a nice textural quality while editing sounds together. For the last recording at this location (I actually did this one at the very end), I recorded a stereo recording of myself walking on the Marsh Trail. At this point, there were crickets chirping and some geese flying overhead, which were picked up by the recorder. e24fc04721