Ultimate Grilled Cheese Sandwich Recipe – SORTED

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Does this recipe need any introduction? The one thing the perfect Grilled Cheese needs is great bread, so we show you how to make an incredible loaf!

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Solar Electrical Experiments

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5 random experiments with solar electric energy, ranging from charging smartphones and making hydrogen powered bottle rockets, to sparking plasma arcs and even starting a fire.

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Music By:

Scott & Brendo (“Kitten Air” – Instrumental)
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Project Inspired By:

Comments on a previous video (http://bit.ly/WaterFuelConverter ) suggesting I try the gas generation with renewable energy.

WARNING:

These experiments and results are portrayals of my own attempts and experiences, and are accurate to the best of my knowledge. Your results may vary depending on your location, experience, and modifications to project ideas. There are risks associated with some of these projects that require adult supervision, and possibly others that I’m not aware of. Use of this video content is at your own risk.

Project History & More Info:

Verengo Solar (http://bit.ly/LPSolarSpecials) sent me some solar panels so I could get my feet wet with using energy from the sun. I tried a bunch of experiments, which you’ll see in the project video. One of my favorites was hooking up my hydrogen generator, from a previous project, and generating this “earth friendly” fuel with renewable energy.

I’ve always wanted to hook my hydrogen generator to solar panels and see what happened, so that was the first order of business 🙂

I expected that gas production would be low, but was surprised to even get around 1 liter every 5 minutes. Imagine if you ran the generator all day. You could collect copious amounts of the fuel and it wouldn’t cost a penny. Perhaps 100 liters for 8 hours of sunlight? That blows my mind .. and my ear drums.

The fuel is made by electrically splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen gasses (2H20 = 2H2 + O2)

This gas is perfectly balanced for a powerful reaction, and when ignited, turns back into water. There are no by-products that are harmful to the environment. The process can be repeated over and over, and the gas is very powerful.

Rather than using a charge controller to charge a battery bank, I wanted to see if I could hook the panels directly to a cheap inverter to power devices on the fly. It seemed work just fine for charging my phone, but I did have to hook the inverter to a car battery to get it to power anything more substantial, like the battery charger for my cordless drill.

It really surprised me to see the juicy electrical arcs between the terminals. I wasn’t expecting to see a sustained plasma arc just from 2 panels in parallel. I’m still not exactly sure how it did that with such low voltage, but it was really cool to witness.

Overall, I’m a lot more interested in solar power now that I’ve been able to play with it a bit. I can see the value in it, and now that my feet are wet, I’m a lot less apprehensive about getting deeper into it in future projects.

GoPro: Wild Mustangs – A Legacy in 4K

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The third of the HERO4: The Adventure of Life in 4K series. New episode every Tuesday.

In a land of enormous skies and majestic valleys, Mustang Monument Wild Horse Eco-Resort & Sanctuary is home to over 600 Wild American Mustangs.

Cowboy and family man, Clay Nannini, shares insight into the value of preserving the American Mustang while introducing his children to this icon of American history, and a legacy worth protecting.

Shot 100% on the HERO4® camera from http://GoPro.com.

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For information on the Mustang Monument Eco-Resort & Sanctuary,
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Saving America’s Mustangs

Special thanks to these people for making this project happen:

Madeleine Pickens
Monty Heath
Clay Nannini
Chisum Hughes

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San Fermin
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Wild Food in the Lake District: MUNCHIES Guide to the North (Episode 4)

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In this episode of The MUNCHIES Guide to the North of England, Ben escapes the urban hum and ventures into the Lake District. Along the way, he learns how to make a Cumberland sausage and picks Damson plums destined to be infused into local gin. Horny horses interrupt a quick visit to a goose farm, but a mushroom foraging excursion affords him some peace——until he’s asked to rip the head off of a pigeon, that is.

Recipe: Hearty Forager’s Game Pie – http://bit.ly/Foragers-Pie

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1970 Oldsmobile Cruiser vs 2012 Ferrari FF – Generation Gap: Family Cruisers

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Cast your vote here:
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In the final episode of season one of Generation Gap, Matt and Davin compare family cruisers. With its six-figure price tag and top speed of 208 mph, you¹re unlikely to see Matt¹s selection, a 2012 Ferrari FF, waiting to pick up the kids at school. Its part-time AWD system is powered by a direct-injection, 6.3-liter V-12 that blasts out 651 hp. Davin¹s choice, a 1970 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, may seem unassuming at first, but its Edelbrock/Lingenfelter Edition E-Force supercharged LS3 makes just as much horsepower as the Ferrari. It also comes equipped with Ridetech Air-Ride suspension and Wilwood disc brakes.

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