Three years ago I posted a video nailing Jiffy Lube for scamming customers. It now has half a million views, and is the 4th result on Google when searching for "jiffy lube". Jiffy Lube said they had cleaned up their act.. but they haven't. They, and other lube and tune chains, are still scamming their customers.

Thanks to NBC LA's Joel Grover (www.nbclosangeles.com) for uncovering these unfortunate truths.

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Another fun storm. Sky looked awesome when it was over.. never seen it so bright orange before.

Tornado sirens went off 2 times before I started recording, some small hail during the storm, and up to 70mph wind gusts. I couldn't hold the camera steady in the first part, wind was blowing me around.. it was stronger than it looked in the vid.

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I was planning on making a small flashing light setup for a casino game contraption in Garry's Mod.. then I decided to go nuts with it and created a full blown dynamic light show.

8 sequences in total.

Nothing special, but I like how it came out. :)

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Chris Daughtry sang the live and unplugged version of Lady Gaga's Poker Face in one of the radio station in Germany.

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Just for viewing pleasure....

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Onboard cameras capture the amazing journey of Atlantis into space, and the dramatic return of the solid rocket boosters.

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Since I made the "Most Important Image" video, I have consistently gotten emails asking how the image was taken in the first place.

Here is a video from HubbleSite.org that does a great job of telling the story of how the first Hubble Deep Field was taken in 1995.

What many people don't know is that the decision to try and take this image was very risky for the project scientists. Time on the Hubble telescope is in very high demand and very competitive and using it to stare at an empty patch of sky was considered a waste, especially if nothing turned up.

It was far from clear that the telescope would see anything at all after such long exposures. The risk paid off however, and the rest is history.


CREDIT: NASA and STSci (created under NASA contract and is public domain)

http://hubblesite.org/gallery/ movie_theater/lookdeep/

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