YouTube Classics (Post a video... any video!)

[hatcheckgirl]

4 hours ago, bagwell1987 said:

Just a little view of the garden. It's not a classic yet but.....by next year it could be!

I made this for someone I know named Jo, but it's a little interesting, I hope.

 

 

Purple beans eater!

[Old]

Paul advised Timothy to take a little wine for his stomach's sake. Coupled with exercise it might be very effective for all around fitness as this video shows.

http://biggeekdad.com/2012/02/a-glass-of-red/#.Tzv1sHKnWf0.gmail

 

[Tortuga]

4 hours ago, Old said:

Paul advised Timothy to take a little wine for his stomach's sake. Coupled with exercise it might be very effective for all around fitness as this video shows.

http://biggeekdad.com/2012/02/a-glass-of-red/#.Tzv1sHKnWf0.gmail

 

....but can she walk a straight line? She looks a little wobbly...

Edited August 22, 2016 by Tortuga

[niall]

This is a great, but very long (almost 4 hours), video of Simone Liebster talking about her experience during WWII. She also talks about what she has done since then, and gives a great witness about how the faith of the Witnesses not only helped them to survive the persecution, but also to resume a normal life after their liberation.

 

 

[Adelin]

this is cool  

[Allabord4Jah]

This came off the BBC, under Andies Isle.  A friend sent it to me this evening, and I want to share it with all of you.  It reminded me how Jehovah made this planet to sustain itself and to sustain us forever on it.   It reminds me of his wisdom in creation, and most of all his LOVE. 

 

http://www.andiesisle.com/magnificent.html

[Tortuga]

A friend of ours got married last month and the wedding photographer used a drone to take some video of the local winery where they held the reception, the winery is in our congregations rural territory and so is most of the countryside you see in the video. I think it is pretty interesting they used a drone.

 

 

[CHecker]

We are in the high desert in Oregon. There are deer all over the place. This big boy came for a snack.

[Alexa]

[Omoyeme]

Thanks Cheryl for that cute video. We have deer in our "neck of the woods" too.  I had the pleasure of feeding a domesticated doe ever when I visited a local park this summer and she was the cutest thing I've seen up close.  Jehovah's creations are indeed beautiful!

 

( Except spiders and snakes!) 

[2EVES]

Witnessing in space

[bohemian]

Koala joey and butterfly:

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/video_and_audio/headlines/37538209

 

 

[CHecker]

 

 

[maladee]

my husband and I have a channel called how we do it, mostly dealing with rv repairs and dog grooming, search it if u want

[Friends just call me Ross]

I'm awestruck by the learning ability of such an itty bitty bee brain.

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http://earthsky.org/earth/bees-can-learn-to-pull-strings-for-food

Bumblebees can learn to pull strings to get a sugar water reward, and pass on the ability to a colony, according to a study publishedin the journal PLOS Biology on October 4, 2016.

 

Pulling strings or pushing levers to obtain food is an experiment that researchers often use to test the intelligence of apes and birds, but this is the first time this ability has been discovered in an insect.

 

According to the research, led by the U.K.’s Queen Mary University, watching the behavior helps other bees learn to do it too, and the new skill continues to spread through a colony even after the original string-puller bee is gone.

 

Professor Lars Chittka, project supervisor, said:

We are ultimately interested in finding out what might be possible neural solutions to underpin such refined skills in bees. How can they do it with such small brains, and how can their miniature nervous systems manage such a diversity of behaviours and cognitive tasks?

Oooh  oooh! I know!  I know!

Because Jehovah designed them that way!

 

 

[DancesWithWife]

George Benson from 1982 on Sesame Street, watch for the little girl who yawns...

 

[DancesWithWife]

This one is especially close to my heart...

 

[Adelin]

wow ... almost forgot about this wonderful song ... I like Michael Bolton's version more

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

Great pick, Brother Adelin!  

I have like eight of his CDs.

I even got to see Michael Bolton in concert.  He rocks!

[Friends just call me Ross]

I subscribe to Pecos Hank on YouTube.

He's a storm chaser.

He's been chasing storms since 1999.

Here are his choices for the Top Ten Best Tornadoes:

As he's driving TOWARD one of the storms, you can hear him misquoting Psalm 23.

"As I drive through the shadow of death..."

 

 

Me...I'm a Storm Runner.

[Tortuga]

4 minutes ago, Friends just call me Ross said:

He's a storm chaser.

He's been chasing storms since 1999.

Wow, what a trooper..

A Storm Trooper.....

[campanula]

 

[DancesWithWife]

A classic song,

[DancesWithWife]

An interesting video that explains the free speech of the first amendment of the USA. I went to the site very valuable insight on many aspects of freedom we as Jehovah's Witnesses enjoy.https://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=Ad27FHbMg3I

 

[garryspicer]

The wonders of technology. This one just cracks me up.