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How It's Made: Compact Discs
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How are CDs/DVDs Manufactured? From Season 1, Episode 2 of How It's Made.
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Repair CDs with a Microwave!
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The BEST way to fix even the most damaged CDs. MORE HACKS: www.youtube.com TWITTER: twitter.com FACEBOOK: facebook.com 2ND CHANNEL: youtube.com STORE: www.gagfilms.com DAILYBOOTH: dailybooth.com SEND ME STUFF! Daneboe 2658 Griffith Park Blvd. #803 Los Angeles, CA 90039
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CD in a Microwave
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This is what happens if you put a CD in a microwave!
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Making CDS (02-09-2012) Re-edited
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genesis2church.org - MMS CDS support genesis2forum.org - CDS MMS1 MMS2 Newsletter http - Thank you, Charlotte. ;]
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30.000 RPM CD Rom permanent erase. ©
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A Compact Disc on a Dremel spun up to 30.000 RPM, and touched with a pin removing the surface layer. The disc fell from the Dremel and shattered on contact with the ground. Do not attempt this at home, shards of plastic can puncture the skin at extremely high speeds. Eye protection was worn, during this disc erase.
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Repurpose Your Old CDs
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What can you do with all your useless old CDs? A lot, actually. This week on For the Win, Mike Capes shows you how to repurpose CDs in style. For more great advice, check out www.mademan.com.
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Old Cds turned into "MIRROR BALL"
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creative craft for xmas and my handmade ribbon rose another inspiring project from cd recycling ...
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By: mrhuge815. on 06 Apr 12, 02:28:59
(Southern voice) Sounds like devil work? to me!
By: bionicturtledotcom. on 23 Mar 12, 02:37:55
I assume that each time somebody liked it, they clicked on? the like button, which added +1 to the count. It's a sequence: 1, 2, 3 ... etc. Any other questions I can help you with today?
By: nick17511b. on 23 Mar 12, 02:07:03
How in god's name did this? get so many likes?
By: Praske94. on 26 Apr 11, 12:54:22
dssds?
By: agolakchub. on 26 Mar 11, 01:46:08
Hello Bionic Turtle. So in essence we can assume that the protection buyer receives 1 - .30 of the total value of the asset the CDS was bought against correct? I.e. the 1 - .30 = .70 and .70 of the $100 value is $70. So thats all the buyer receives from the protection seller; but, the buyer also recovers $30 worth of the entire value of the bond - equaling the total value of the bond. Is this the basic way it? works
By: olusolaaboaba. on 12 Mar 11, 14:19:11
thanks so much for the explanation. apart? from counterparty risk, what are the other risks that a CDS bears?
By: CoolBeansEntertainer. on 10 Mar 11, 23:35:45
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By: mspencer02. on 10 Nov 10, 13:27:46
Wow. I really wish the Fed had taken a look at this before they tried to figure out Lehman's books. It's? a simple description of a derivative which few knew about until it blew the economy up.
By: zulfi721. on 24 Oct 10, 16:50:56
thanks....?
By: lilsi19. on 02 Jun 10, 10:24:56
10/10, very clearly explained? thank you
By: theartofluv. on 24 May 10, 07:07:52
Wow,? this is much better than go through 500 pages textbook. Thank you Bionic Turtle. You save me a lot of time (5 min vs. hours), and money.
By: Ksabrs45. on 06 May 10, 22:13:14
Great video. You managed to explain what none of my Finance professors at Generic? State University bothered to.
By: bryanthebarber. on 16 Apr 10, 05:35:57
You could have spoke a little more like the common american? if you didn't want to lose people.
By: lastmadcow. on 08 Apr 10, 20:28:30
hello bionic t. i'd like to ask what happens if the value of the CDS contract rises because of a downgrade of a bond. Then can you sell the CDS to make? a profit?
By: rayzn11. on 25 Feb 10, 05:20:42
Slave Trading=Credit? Default Swaps... Slavery=Debt=Credit... Swaps=Trade... Default=Unpayable?
By: ThoughtCriminal912. on 24 Feb 10, 06:35:02
in other words when you don't trust? your investment you buy cds. Sick system and it should be abolished.
By: reiser999. on 28 Jan 10, 23:59:05
Fourth the primary reason that treasuries are being bought now? is due to the fact that foreigners and institutions are swapping their worthless MBS and toxic debts for slightly less toxic treasuries. Fifth, the so-called profit made by the Fed was outweighed by the fact that the Fed used mark-fantasy accounting rules, and continues to purchase hundreds of billions of dollars in worthless debts nonstop. That directly devalues the? dollar. I could go on and on and on
By: reiser999. on 28 Jan 10, 23:52:25
"averageworkinggal" does not even understand the basics of derivatives or of bonds, all she is doing is digging herself a deeper? hole. First of all an IRS is an interest rate swap not the internal revenue service. Second of all bond prices and yields have an inverse relationship, that is a fact. Third, it is impossible for banks like BOA to actually own $50 trillion worth of hedged IRS with treasuries? as a reference as that exceeds the entire treasury market multiple times over.
By: reiser999. on 27 Jan 10, 05:43:53
No, china is not mercantilist China was only buying treasuries as part of an arrangement where in exchange the US would open up its market and give tech transfers to China. Japan and SK also participated. No the destruction of dollar based assets causes inflation. The? dollar right now is propped up in he world by foreign demand, or foreigners holding dollars. There is not enough money to soak up all future treasuries. China's economy is only 1/3rd exports, they will do much better than the US.
By: averageworkinggal. on 27 Jan 10, 05:36:36
@loser666- "the inflation" is what China's mercantile policy is going to cause for them. Mercantile policy is causing foreign acquisition of Treasuries to support their dollar peg unfair trade practice. We're in a deflationary cycle due to the housing bubble crash and subsequent economic meltdown. $11T in lost wealth is deflationary and actually boosts the dollar due to the massive destruction of dollar-based assets. Jobs? for 700M Chinese peasants are driving the demand for Treasuries.
By: reiser999. on 26 Jan 10, 08:56:52
No the inflation was never counted in any official statistic and still has not been to this day. The inflation was not only limited to housing and domestic asset prices. The inflation also allowed consumers to purchase foreign goods, allowing for creditor nations of the the US to have trade surpluses. This allowed creditor nations to accumulate treasuries to the extent that they have been doing. This is why there has only? been inflation and the US dollar is in long term jeopardy.
By: averageworkinggal. on 26 Jan 10, 08:27:21
@loser666 - the inflation was counted in? the system, but most bankers failed to see it. It was called the housing bubble and those Derivatives-obsessed banking oligarchs seeking big bonuses from the big bets that derivatives allow, failed to realize that that's where the inflation was, in the housing bubble.
By: reiser999. on 25 Jan 10, 15:27:45
The banks were making loans to consumers in an already over-leveraged environment. That equity should not never have been created to begin with. If it were not for these contracts created out of thin air, consumers would not have had the sufficient funds to speculate nor would they? have even been able to consume products by foreigners. This allowed foreigners to accumulate US debt and dollars to make up for their trade deficits. Hence the inflation was never counted in the system at all.
By: averageworkinggal. on 25 Jan 10, 15:22:15
@loser666 - Which is why so many "banking oligarchs" were shown the door when they guessed wrong on mortgages and destroyed their market caps. Derivatives are pro-cyclic systemic risk magnifiers. They manufacture black swans out of market movements. That's why they're financial WMDs. And they're currently only industry regulated which means? unregulated systemic risk-wise. The bigger the Derivative bubble, the more black swan WMDs. The 2008 explosion killed $11T of equity in the US and counting.