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1 month ago
THE AVENGERS Trailer 2012 Movie - Official [HD]
The Avengers Trailer 2012 - Official movie teaser trailer in HD - starring Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett ...
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3 months ago
The perfect SMOOTH CRIMINAL lean
FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/Jeh...
The only way to do Michael Jackson smooth criminal lean. Unless you're michael Jackson this is impo...
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4 months ago
Calculus: Logarithmic Differentiation
More videos at http://www.mathtv.com. You can help keep the videos under the Videos by Topic tab at mathtv.com free by clicking on any of the Amaz...
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4 months ago
Jinja Safari - Mermaids
The song 'Mermaids' off Jinja Safari's album Locked by Land. I wasn't sure if the actual album version had been uploaded on YouTube or not yet, so ...
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4 months ago
Horizontal Hydraulics Proof of Concept
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Hydraulic lift proof of concept
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5 months ago
MAGIC-day 2012 (nogimmicksattached)
Official MAGIC-day video: http://youtu.be/QuK7bPJzq0c
MAGIC-day website: http://magicday.org/
Magic Ethics: http://magicethics.com/
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6 months ago
Victims of Progress
Chalk drawings minipulated frame by frame. Made for yr 12 major work By Daniel Coolahan. Music by Philip Glass.
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11 months ago
C Tutorial #6 - The for loop
My sixth in a series of C programming tutorials for beginners, this C tutorial covers the for loop. Visit my website at http://www.rascal999.co.uk/...
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Hey Grollon999
That Tutorial is so much better explained the my university lecturer haha
i was just wondering if i wanted a while loop to terminte before it reached the limit how would i implement that?
say i was scanning in a number of values and i set the for loop to take in a maximum of 10...
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3 years ago
About gushortle11's channel
Firstly this is a great video you explained what took my lecturer 50 minutes to explain in 10 minutes and in a more and clear and concise manner then they could.
I do have one query however, in the final example where
y = (ln(x))^x
why do you take the ln of both sides? Could you simply use the ...