So, what do you think?
Does it come in black?
The purpose of redesigning the Batmobile, which we call the Tumbler...
...was to have it have capabilities...
...that we felt a crime-fighter would need to have in the modern day.
NOLAN: The Tumbler, that was the first thing we designed...
...because I felt that if we could show the studio...
...what the Batmobile was in our world...
...they'd get a handle on what everything else would be.
Action.
I felt that we needed a new, contemporary approach...
...in order to believe in the utility of this vehicle.
So what l proposed was a cross between a Lamborghini and Humvee...
...something that would have the presence of almost a tanklike vehicle...
...but also with the speed and grace of a sports car.
Just аs airplаne flаps generаte lift to make а plane go up...
...the Tumbler uses flаps to push the vehiсle down...
...and аchieve greater velocity.
The theory behind it is that it's got these little aerofoils on the outside...
...that all make tiny little wings, instead of having one as big as an aircraft.
The other key aerodynamic element, surprisingly, is the airflow under the car.
And this is actually what racing cars use.
If you can design the air under the car to go significantly faster...
...than the air on the top of the car, you get low pressure under the car...
...and the high pressure on top pushes you down on the ground.
So if you wanna understand how the Tumbler gains stability...
...by having the air blow underneath it, you can just take a piece of paper.
You can generate high pressure on top, and a low pressure underneath...
...by blowing under the paper, and the paper will be forced down.
Speed is one thing...
...but how does something аs large аs the Tumbler...
...mаnаge to maneuver so well?
ST. ANTOlNE: Weight does have a great effect on maneuverability.
You have all this mass you have to move around.
It's transmitted through the wheels and tires to the road.
Really gotta hand it to the designers automotivewise.
It's a feat of engineering.
They seem to have-- Each wheel is kind of balanced out by itself...
...without an axle running across the middle.
Both wheels are totally independent so you-- One wheel can actually stop...
...and the other wheel can rotate till the thing turns right on a dime.
And it can do that at any speed. That's what's so amazing about it.
I've gotta get me one of those.
The Tumbler is designed to get some of its momentum...
...from a jet-powered engine...
...another detail rooted in reality.
Jet-powered сars have been used to set land-speed records.
And they've even mаde brief trips into the сonsumer world.
ST. ANTOlNE: They've tried to use jet engines in cars throughout history.
In 1 963, Chrysler introduced the turbine car.
Fifty models they made had a jet engine in it.
They only gave them to about 200 customers for three months each.
It was a very experimental program.
Most people who drove it loved it.
Unfortunately, the car wasn't great on gas mileage.
It's a very complicated car, and it kind of died a few years later.
Over here on the throttle, flip that open and throttle up.
This will boost you into a rampless jump-- Not now!
On-sсreen, the Tumbler cаn аlso mаke unassisted, or rampless, jumps.
DENNlN: If it comes off perfectly parallel to the ground...
...it's always gonna fall a little bit.
And so if it's jumping to something that's a little bit lower, it's okay.
If it wants to jump to something the same height or higher...
...it needs some form of lift, or it needs to come off at a slight angle.
The way you could do this is imagine a bit of a wheelie as you take off.
You don't actually need a ramp to get a little bit of vertical velocity...
...especially since you've got the jet engine on the back to give you that extra thrust.
You just get the front end of the car up a little, fire your jet engine...
...and now you're going off at an angle.
CORBOULD: Yeah, we were confident that we could do some pretty amazing jumps.
Have it land and drive off.
You know, not the classic thing where the car jumps, lands, falls apart...
...and then you cut and put another car in and drive away.
You know, we were proud of the fact that we could do all that...
...and still carry on the sequence.
If you had powerful enough hydraulics or electromagnetic shocks up front...
...and then you had a powerful jet engine that aimed down...
...you might be able to get enough of a leaping effect...
...to go 1 0, 20, 30 feet in the air.
DENNlN: The real danger is the landing. He's gonna be landing at a very high speed.
So the front end of the car has to have the stability...
...and the shock system to survive that jump.
And in fact, if you look closely, the Batmobile does some interesting things.
The front wheels extend, there's extra shock absorbers there...
...and when it hits the ground, it slows down over that longer distance...
...that enables it to survive the impact.
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Dark Side of Trucking - Duration: 4:14.
hello friends 50 and welcome back to my channel today
we're going to talk about something that doesn't get talked about that much and
that is when your truck breaks down so hopefully this don't happen very
often but let's be realistic your truck that's gonna break down I have a partner
so we put 200,000 plus miles on a truck every single year stuffs gonna happen it
you know it's just part of it it's a machine and it breaks so when you
break down if it's something simple you might be able to get it fixed at this
guy or somewhere and they might be able to fix it you know fairly quickly and
you can just stay in your truck for me today that was not the case I am in
Stockton California and my truck broke down and it had to go to the dealership
to get repaired so I'm currently sitting in a motel right now if you are a
company driver then the company for your Montella room and generally if
you're with a good company they will still pay you a certain amount per day
for like your meals and stuff you know following week on your paycheck as
you're at like your per diem 3:00 for your lunches and stuff right so if
you're a lease operator or an owner operator then you have to pay for your
own hotel room and in general you won't get any per diem or anything like that
when you're broke down that's just a cost that you have to absorb so that's
what happens when you break down now what's that being said I literally
there's a turn right here beside of me I literally just open the window a little
bit so I can make this video because I was completely orange with this orange
wall frame because the lighting is so bad but you may not be in the best
neighborhood when you break down now we drove to a shop here in Stockton
actually the dealership and we're about two miles away which is where the
nearest you know motels were and I don't know I'm from the Midwest
and I always thought sunny California beaches and sand and surf and all that
good stuff right Hollywood whatever and I I'm in an
area where parently there are a lot of drug issues because there are a lot I
mean a lot of homeless drug addicts out there and you can tell that they're
they're drug addicts they're not right they you know I'm sure a lot of them
probably have mental illness but that's also something to think about you know
out here you aren't you in this situation in the motel that you're not
in the best neighborhoods but you'll also be in that situation in your truck
so as a female you need or male anybody you need to be prepared always be
conscientious of your surroundings and in my case I have a dog over there on
the bed she marks too much if anything because if anybody walks by and they can
hear and stuff you know the dog will bark at him so I feel pretty safe the
motel sign my motel has security walking around the parking lot there's a
restaurant next door and they have security walking around to make sure
that there aren't no people there that aren't supposed to be here people I went
outside earlier take the dogs out and you know I literally was watching watch
like three drug deals go on from I need to get back in so you know it's
an Ann Specter chucking a lot of times people don't talk about but you break
down you end up in a motel where do I say just in your truck you may not be in
their best neighborhood you know you might be somewhere where there's hookers
walking around everywhere beating on your door all night long where you're in
a motel room and it may not be the be the place that you would choose to stay
if you had the option but sometimes we don't have the option so this is just
what we have to do so you guys are the questions comments make sure and leave
it below and as always make sure to do something today but your future self
well thank you
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How Certain Ethnic Skin Types are More Prone to Under Eye Dark Circles, and How to Treat Them - Duration: 7:20.
Thank you for your question.
You submitted several photos and you describe in your history that you exercise once or
twice a week, that you sleep 6-8 hours a day and you're generally in good health and
you are someone who feels generally well.
And you're wondering why you have the appearance under your eyes of dark circles.
Well, I can certainly share with you my approach to answering this type of question which occurs
in our practice every day.
A little bit of background, I'm a Board-certified cosmetic surgeon and Fellowship-trained oculofacial
plastic and reconstructive surgeon.
I have been in practice in Manhattan and Long Island for over 20 years.
And helping people with the under eye area whether it's dark circles, hollows and puffy
under eye bags, it is a significant percentage, a high percentage of what we do in our practice
every day.
So to begin with, certainly without a proper examination, a physical exam, and seeing you
at different angles and looking at the quality of the skin, etc., I would say that what you
are most likely dealing with is first, genetics.
Certain ethnic types tend to have this issue with dark under eye circles.
In my general perception, it is basically people with Mediterranean to darker skin types.
So that includes anybody from Italian, Greeks, people from the Middle East, Indians.
It is an extremely common issue.
When we look at the under eye area, basically, we're looking at how much of the dark circle
is contributed by pigmentation, the actual color of the skin, how much of it is contributed
by relative hollow.
In other words, the position of the skin as it relates to the area of the bone called
the tear trough and infraorbital rim.
And then of course, there are other issues whether it's allergies or vascular issues
where you can actually look through the skin and you have something called allergic shiners.
Now that being said, it is common practice for us to discuss certainly the options.
But very importantly is that you have to decide how much does this bother you and are you
willing to now do something that's going to require maintenance.
A famous dermatologist said that in dermatology, you never cure anybody but you make everyone
better and you try everything to make people better.
It's actually about management and not about cure.
So in a situation like under eye dark circles and hollowing, together, it is routine for
us to address the hollowing with an under eye filler and usually, it's in the hyaluronic
acid family.
And basically, it's a filler that is similar to the natural hyaluronic acid that exists
in your body.
So it's very well tolerated, does not require any type of allergy testing.
And in addition, with the skin quality, we have a lot of success in helping people with
something called platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
Platelet-rich plasma is derived from your own blood and it is a concentration of the
wound healing factors required for when you have an injury like a cut.
What happens is you get an increase in collagen, blood supply and basically the color and the
melanin production is actually affected and this has been shown in studies with PRP.
And so, it actually has a nice holistic lightening effect in the skin.
It doesn't eliminate the darkness.
We cannot bleach the skin.
But I would say that it can make the eyelid skin look healthier.
So the typical or the general concept of the whole is greater than the sum of the parts,
when you add volume correction with the PRP, basically volume correction with skin quality
improvement, there's a nice result.
Now, the only issue here is of course is that you have to repeat this.
And depending on the age of the patient, it is something that I really prepare them for
especially when people come in who are in their 20s or early 30s and see if they are
ready to really embrace this kind of ongoing maintenance.
A lot of times, it's worthwhile to just try it.
You know, with a procedure like this which is relatively safe and is non-surgical even
if it's still an invasive procedure, you can at least see if you like the results and
if it's justifiable to you in terms of your allocation of time, energy and resources to
actually do this.
So learn more about this.
I would say meet with experienced, cosmetic doctors who do a lot of this type of filler
in the under eye area as well has experience with PRP.
There are lot of people who still remain stubbornly skeptical about the benefits of PRP but slowly
the dermatology literature and other medical literature in the aesthetic field is recognizing
the benefits.
It has already been established well in other specialties and other fields.
So it's important to at least learn about these options and see if it fits for you.
So I hope that was helpful, I wish you the best of luck and thank you for your question.
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Prepare to Lore (Dark Souls Lore #4) - Duration: 3:46.
I asked for this letter to be delivered once I'm at rest..
I'm sorry that I wasn't stronger. I wish I could have held on a little longer,
I wish this wasn't how things ended, but above all I wish I could have seen you one last
time....
Please don't get angry, don't take it out on yourself, and don't punish those around
you.
It was inevitable, one way or another, for us to have been separated...
I know right now you're wishing that we had more time together, but more time wouldn't
have prevented this inevitable outcome, since all times end, they have to.
For there is no such thing immortality for us in this place, as we're not gods, nor are we dragons.
You may be thinking of doing something reckless to numb the pain, but please be careful.
Without you the capital will crumble. Some may not yet admit it, but you are your people's stone-hard
shield, their leader, and their protector. So cast your doubts aside, because no other
warrior is worthy of that throne.
You may be feeling like you've been forsaken, don't let that feeling linger for too long.
Promise me that you will not turn your back on those who stood by you.
Don't let the friendships fade away. Let Siegward guide in you in your journey, as
you rule your land. The onion knight will be there, by your side, no matter what.
I realize that so much has been left unsaid between us.
Fret not. Perhaps one day, and in another lifetime, we will be reunited.
My one-man vanguard...
Yhorm's Roar
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Creating Batman's kevlar suit 'The Dark Knight' Featurette [+Subtitles] - Duration: 4:33.
The whole idea of it becoming essentially a suit of armor...
...evolves over the years.
The inspiration for some of the technology of the Bаtsuit wаs almost aссidental.
When DC artists аdded a yellow circle to the suit...
...one that looked like a bull's-eye...
...writers were inspired to add a new aspeсt to the outfit.
WEIN: When they started addressing the question of it being a bull's-eye...
...they took that opportunity to go:
"Well, yeah, okay, then it is a bull's-eye."
He wears Kevlar behind that section of the costume...
...hoping that criminals will actually fire at that, and it's bulletproof.
Well, once you start doing that, the next logical question is:
"Well, if you're gonna wear Kevlar there...
...why aren't you wearing Kevlar under the entire costume?"
FOХ: Kevlar biweave, reinforced joints.
BRUCE: Tear-resistant? -This sucker will stop a knife.
-Bulletproof? -Anything but a straight shot.
Kevlar's cool. It's five times stronger than steel...
...and when woven in layers, like three to seven layers...
...it will protect the body.
Developed by Dupont in 1 965...
...Kevlar mаteriаl gets its lifesaving properties...
...from the unique way its synthetiс fibers аre woven.
In Kevlar, you have a bunch of fibers that are interweaved with each other...
...and so as they get hit, they actually stretch.
The individual threads are fighting against each other...
...and it can resist very large impacts and high-speed bullets without breaking.
So if you have a suit made of Kevlar...
...and wanna know how close you can be to someone shooting at you...
...the interesting question is less the range...
...than the actual size of the bullet and the speed.
And Kevlar vests can cover a wide range...
...in most, you know, hand pistols, and even some shotguns...
...you know, Batman would be very safe against even up at close range.
In The Dark Knight, Batmаn's Kevlar suit gets an upgrade...
...to the next level in defensive gear.
I'd been looking for the story reasons for redesigning the suit.
Then it occurred to me, it's just simple.
We just would have it be the real reason we did redesign it...
...which is he wants to be able to move faster and more flexibly.
That's what we put into the story.
We collected together, you know, read about...
...and looked at all these under-armor suits.
What the Army use.
So we just set about redesigning the suit.
We see that it's made up of much more facets...
...like a suit of armor.
The separate plates of аrmor of the new Batsuit...
...are аnсhored on аn elastiс mesh.
CHURCHYARD: It's 1 1 0 components to this suit.
We decided that smaller armored plates...
...would allow a crumple zone...
...between those armored plates, and allow him more movement.
The Batsuit's flexible аrmor-plаted design...
...pаrаllels an aсtuаl teсhnology called cerаmiс armor...
...made by сompanies like Ceradyne lncorporated...
...in Costa Mesа, Californiа.
Their ceramic plating hаs the resistаnсe of steel...
...the mаterial that's long been used to stop bullets.
But сeramic plаting is 70 perсent lighter.
To stop the bullet you have to break the bullet.
Therefore, you need something that is harder than the bullet.
The lightest weight, hardest material known to man...
...for these types of applications...
...is known as boron carbide.
Boron сarbide is a blасk crystalline powder.
When heated to extreme temperаtures, аnd formed into сeramiс plating...
...it becomes neаrly as hard аs diamonds.
Bаtman cаn not only take а bullet...
...he сan аlso, literally, take the heat...
...thanks to the fаct that his suit is mаde of the real fireproof mаterial...
...known аs Nomex.
GRESH: Nomex is used in firefighter's uniforms.
Welders can wear it, racing-car drivers can wear it.
Anyone who's at chance of being near a high-flame situation or an explosion.
When exposed to flame, regular сotton fаbric ignites instаntly...
...but clothing made of Nomex doesn't burn.
DENNlN: It doesn't catch on fire, it doesn't melt...
...it doesn't do any of the horrible things you think of when you're in fire...
...so that you can withstand fires for minutes...
...without melting, burning or igniting.
Nomex is а fiber with built-in flame resistanсe.
When exposed to intense heat, the fibers сarbonize аnd become thiсker...
...creating а proteсtive bаrrier between the suit and а person's skin.
Batman can basically walk through flames with this material...
...and the only thing he'll feel, really, is the heat.
If Batman rolls and falls and gets the fire out within a few minutes...
...he's certainly gonna be fine.
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