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kinda easy stuff. so when you talk about the wavelength of a wave-- when i say wavelength of a wave, we'll all be talking about the same thing, yeah? okay. there's another thing with a vibration too. there's something vibrating here. okay? now, the vibration has a frequency. what do you suppose the frequency is, gang? you say, "what do you mean what the frequency is?" it's a vibration, what you said." what's the value? what's the numerical value of the frequency? well, the frequency would be how many cycles per second. let's start here. about one per second. what do you get, lee? it will hit about one per second. one point what? one per second. well, let's just say, one per second. yeah. if it swings back and forth, one time per second, then its vibration frequency is one vibration per second. ain't that neat? or we can say one cycle per second. got that? or we could say, one avis-- no, no, no, no, wait, one hertz. [laughter] okay? one hertz is a shortcut name for one vibration per second. you get it?

you kinda can. take a--can you kinda-- it's hard for you guys to see. it turns out i've got the water a little bit chalked up because i wanna show you something else. but yes, you do that effect. excellent, excellent, excellent question. how come i never thought of that before? [laughter] that's one thing about teaching, you continually get new ideas by people like you. and sometimes the simplest questions give the-- isn't that nice, see? do you guys know why you can, kind of, see the glass now and you couldn't before? how about that for a homework question? would that be a good one? we'll think about that. let me show you something else with that. here i've got a laser, gang. laser is emitting a nice clear single frequency red light. see the red light gang? okay? a laser light, okay? it makes a nice, nice thin, thin beam. you guys can't see the beam right now because it's not scattering off anything. if i darken the room and put a little chalk dust here, you would see the beam shine and scatter. you know when you see a search light beam going up from a

it's kinda neat. you know what happens when the sound is made over here, guess which ear it gets to first? right. this one and then this one. so what i have inside here, is that compute-- computer computer, okay? and what i do is that-- there. okay. so-- there, okay? you do that with stereo. yeah, you really do it. you adjust, so that you-- you know, where you get all fouled up is when you do it under the water, under the water. do you ever played tag with your friends clicking rocks together? how many people have never done that with they're friends, click rocks together under the water? okay. you know what you gonna do this weekend out of the bay, huh? and you click the rocks together and see if you can find out where the rocks are clicking from. it turns out its very difficult. you know why? because even if it's over here, it gets to this ear and this ear almost the same, four times the speed of sound, gang. you are not equipped for that judgment, a dolphin is. dolphin got two ears. dolphin-- okay.

but let me tl you something, that was kinda neat. those electrons in the rst couple of feet are going more than 99% the speed of light right there. and they're push all the way down. push, push, push, push, push the copper wires eding that accelerator are thicker than your wrist. enormous amperage, enormous power. and that is put into dring that accelerator. and that energy takes little tiny part electrons. you know how light they are, my goodness, my goodness? it pushes, pushes, pushes, pushes for 2 miles. and as they push and push and push and doesn't gain much speed. but it gains something else. it gains momentum without gaining much speed and what's that ply about the mass? that the mass is becoming enormous. when the things get down the end, they land--they hit with thousands of times more mass than they started with. and soll this energy you're pumping in, all that energy, that energy is going into mass. and how much? given by this relationship. so at the end of the tube, you'll have more mass than you had when you started. bec

and she loves to dance i spent my whole life running around running around ♪ ♪ still let the wind kindairate flag ♪ ♪ and an island girl a pirate flag and an island girl well i remember back home ♪ ♪ neath the big ol' moon tucked back in the woods ♪ ♪ yea life was good but here we are in a local bar and drinkin' shooting stars ♪ ♪ i might spend my whole life running around still let the wind kinda blow me around ♪ ♪ well i dropped a note in a bottle to a long-legged model and i traded it in ♪ ♪ for a whole 'nother world a pirate flag and an island girl a pirate flag ♪ ♪ and an island girl a pirate flag and an island girl ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kenny chesney right there! that's the way to do it, buddy! look for the new album, "life on a rock" and see him live this summer! we'll be right back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers a applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to winona ryder, marc maron, kenny chesney, once again! and the greatest band in late night, the roots, right there! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson daly. thank you for watching. have a great

we kinda wanted to know because you had said that you're going to come and this is what the panelists voted on, added up the scores and we asked to see that because we've been left out of the process other than when they come here to say what's happened. so the commissioners haven't had a lot of input into it. i just wanted to know if we could have something that would show something that would tally the score. >> yeah, none of us have that information. to reiterate for everybody in this room, the only role we have to have under the code is to vote yes or no. it is highly unusual to have this presentation today, but we wanted to accommodate your interests. the next meeting's item, which is the recommendation of the highest ranked bidder from panel itself. and as to who picked the panelists, i did. >> but what i was getting at was that -- i wanted to know what they went by, how they came to this conclusion. that's the only thing... >> i don't know what the conclusion is. i don't think nibble knows that. those scores are being held by the city administrator's contract management office,

kinda like using t.p. with no moist wipes. ohh.nnouncer ] nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine -- now with a touch of cotton. >> jimmy: welcome back. tonight on the program, a very talented and charming woman you know from "scandal" here on abc. starting tomorrow you can see her in the new movie "peeples." kerry washington is here. and then with music from his new album, called "will power," will.i.am from the sony stage. we've got a good line up for you next week. from "star trek into darkness," chris pine, alice eve, and director jj abrams will all be here, as will adam levine, connie britton, the first openly gay athlete ever to play a major american sport -- jason collins will be here with his twin brother jarron. and we'll have music from bad rabbits, dawes, and huey lewis and the news. i might have to break out my bass clarinet for that one. [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is an exceptionally gifted actor whom you know from many excellent films. his latest is the film adaptati

it's kinda funky and i /tkpwelsz guess i would recommend that if you're inclined to go in that direction, that you continue in that. >> overall i imagine that our district attorney wasn't intending to do anything that was unethical and i understand the need for furniture,th in your own office or in a portion of your office -- say the domestic violence unit. i think it's great he was able to find other resources to pay for that outside city dollars. it's been my understanding for my office that if i'm able to solicit funds for my furniture, that i am limited by our gift laws or by my cam -- campaign account holder rules. as long as the third-party account is administered by a third-party member, we can do the same. if that he -- that's the way our rules are set up, then -- i think the long term, i would want to have a conversation about that 'cause i think that if the board was to set up a third-party account that was administered by another non elected member of this board and a whole variety of entities were donating to this account, i think there's an appearance of influence on the boa

forces to surrender policy making that ought to be of strategic importance to its own citizens why was kinda so enduring because they need aid from the world bank because they need aid from the i.m.f. there were told if you don't change you don't get money from us. so everything including education health communication transportation energy and water follows the free markets rules. agriculture was no exception governmental support was withdrawn and farmers were now on their own. us just actually that just meant the subsidies that you are buying into fertilizer seeds and the entire agree catchable extension services where you move and this is a cinch and services now have to be paid and because people do not have money to pay the never consulted extension workers so the food production just slumped and as we're talking now it is a basket case we have net food importing countries. so what happens you don't have enough to feed the people so you have to say they import and if you don't have enough money to import you get food aid. by nairobi skyscrapers in the shadows of the kenyan capital's lux

kinda like using t.p. with no moist wipes. ohh.u feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine -- now with a touch of cotton. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. i always say our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night. the roots right there, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we love them. but it isn't always fun and games. from time to time, we put the roots to the test. we pick people from our audience and have the roots make up songs about them on the spot. it's time for "freestylin' with the roots!" ♪ >> jimmy: roots, you ready to do this? very good. all right, let's pick someone. raise your hand if you want the roots to write a song about you? what's up, buddy? stand up here. how you doing, pal? >> pretty good. >> jimmy: you fist bumping me? >> i thought that's what we were doing. >> jimmy: we did now. look at you, all summered up, dude. >> it's summer. it's like 85 degrees outside. >> jimmy: well, we're inside now. but that's great. what's your name? >> bobby. >> jimmy: b

you can kinda stand back so everybody can see you. so this is a partial list of the group and helped people to find their way or stuffed a million party bags for our guests or did clean up and fed up for our gala and we are really grateful to all of them. so i would really appreciate you joining me in thanking them for their tremendous efforts. and so i'm gonna have amy do it since she's up. we have memorial caps to recognize you. and if you wouldn't mind standing here 'cause i have a whole other group to recognize. then the staff that participated in the event itself. i don't think the port has ever had -- gorge, get back there. this is a test of how well you pay attention to me. as i was saying, ere was just a tremendous outpouring of port staff that donated their time and i'm going to call as many names as i have here. this is another big group of staff so there's david, roy ty, dave, manny, patricia, george, megan, /skwraepbl, krin, amy, carol, jerry, denice, shannon. if all of you would come forward. so ladies and gentlemen, this

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it's kinda funky and i /tkpwelsz guess i would recommend that if you're inclined to go in that direction, that you continue in that. >> overall i imagine that our district attorney wasn't intending to do anything that was unethical and i understand the need for furniture, either in your own office or in a portion of your office -- say the domestic violence unit. i think it's great he was able to find other resources to pay for that outside city dollars. it's been my understanding for my office that if i'm able to solicit funds for my furniture, that i am limited by our gift laws or by my cam

kinda sorta. whatever, it happened. you guys took the bait. i want to put the blame where it lies. you guys take the bait. morrison comes back in town. what happens next? >> he says, great. i have a good idea for an ad campaign. i will go on television and smash a buick with a sledgehammer. no. tavis: because he was livid. >> and he primarily did not write the lyrics for "light my fire." it was written by the guitar player. what did that say? he cared about the catalog. boy, i made a mistake and i have not forgotten about it since. the buick story is the first story that takes place while morrison is still living. he has gone on record, do not do this to our music. fast forward, another offer comes down the road. cadillac. this really is a multimillion dollar offer. the cadillac offer, what do they want, what song? >> "break on through." so cadillac starts the bidding at what? >> $5 million. tavis: and you guys say no. >> jim said we would all have veto power and we would all share the money. so i vetoed. and then they doubled. tavis: so they go from $5 million to $10 million. >> a

a person that kind of just kind of -- just kinda has a chameleon-like kinda way of adapting to whatever'sassion and no soul in it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's just working well but it's -- >> jimmy: you've always done your own thing. >> you know, i do my own thing, so, with this album, i -- you know, i went and tried to get, you know, some of the greatest musicians -- some of -- some of the greatest musicians in the world. >> jimmy: you did. you got a lot of great people. one of the people was bootsy collins. >> yeah, got bootsy collins there. >> jimmy: we've had him on the show. do you understand him when he talks? >> yeah, baba! yeah! i mean -- >> jimmy: he goes -- i said, "hey bootsy, how you doin'?" he goes -- [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> boo-ba-boo-bee-boo-ba-boo. [ both mumbling ] >> jimmy: i don't know what he needs, but get him whatever he needs. >> yeah, yeah. yeah. [ mumbling ] >> jimmy: i go, "okay, man." >> "i agree, bootsy." >> jimmy: whatever. >> what he said. >> jimmy: he's the best, though. >> yeah, no, bootsy is great. i have eddie van halen on the record. >> j

you know, deep down i always kinda felt that they blamed me for susan's death. why?icked out the poisoned envelopes? that's silly. oh... um, darryl, these are...

[clicks tongue] kinda hard to explain. have a ton of contact with the scranton branch, but before i left, i took a box of dwight's stationery. so from time to time, i send dwight faxes. from himself. from the future.

but an adopted adult is kinda fishy. it's trying to manipulate the process and pass on a boat through either purchase or transfer, inheritance, title or giving it to someone where it really shouldn't happen and brought this up with the harbor masters. they reck /phepded i go through this process to try to make everyone aware of what's going on and there is no way to prove that this is happening because most adoptions are with minors and they protect the minor's rights, most of the stuff is sealed. it acres of open space just rue mar, it may not be happening but it could have happened two or /thraoeu years ago and it didn't with one of the boats on the vessels there. i've been waiting parentally and i will continue to do so, but just as long as everyone's following the rules down there, i'm happy to wait. so that's it. thank you for your tomb. >> thank you. i move to to adjourn. >> thank you. all in favor? i. thank you. >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco transportation authority occurring may

00;26 --- out: conductor dice en ingles: "she said, smoke smoke, smoke, pull over, and i'm finally kinda look back a couple of times. vo ---el conductor agrega que la mujer empezo a gritar que habia humo y que finalmente se hizo a un lado de la carretera y tambien not la angustia en el rostro de la pasajera. ---orville agrega que el entro en estado de panico porque nunca habia estado en una situacion de ese tipo. ---orville dice que 2 personas se pararon para ayudarles, y que una mujer logro abrir la puerta. take sot 2: 00;03;14;28 --- conductor dice en ingles: "once the door was open, it was horrific, the flames were high, and it seems that they were just, i don't know, i don't know how to explain it... vo ---orville agrega que cuando la puerta se abrio, fue una escena horrorosa, las llamaradas estaban muy intensas y afirma que no tiene palabras para explicarlo pero que era dificil que alguien sobreviviera a eso porque las llamas estaban muy altas y todo ocurrio tan rapido. ---las autoridades dijeron que el tenia la licencia apropiada para manejar el vehiculo. cesar ---una de las primer

well, i gotta tell ya, your wife kinda does send out that vibe. all right, hey, easy, easy, easy!he point is, we can't let it make us crazy, you know? you gotta just, you know, brush it all off, pick yourself up, dust yourself off, get back on your horse. jeez, i gotta say, you guys handled this a lot better than i would. if it were me, i'd probably drive my car into a tree 'cause i'd feel like my life was over. that's 2, 4, 6, 8... 10. well, check it again. i'm dealing with morons here. look, if my son-in-law says he sent it to you people, then he sent it! yeah, i'll hold. arthur, forget this. here. let me give you 5 bucks for some new deodorant. let them win? never! hey. hey, honey. how'd it go? did you talk to richie? up. listen, if it ever comes up, you had an affair with milt housner from the recycling center. what? i was trying to ease into telling richie, saying that a lot of wives cheat on their husbands, including...you. oh. but milt housner? the guy with the weird lump on his forehead? why couldn't you say it was kenny from walbaum's? the box boy. uh-huh. the one who del

kinda like using t.p. with no moist wipes. ohh.emale announcer ] nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine -- now with a touch of cotton. >>> one in every four women will experience domestic violence in her lifetime. the abuse takes many forms including one that's not widely known. women branded with tattoos. norah o'donnell tells us about one woman who's helping to erase that abuse. >> reporter: leticia sanchez was 14 years old when she says she was attacked by five men, including her boyfriend. >> i didn't think that i'd get raped let alone by people i didn't know, lead alone by my boyfriend allowing it. >> reporter: during the assault theta tooed her neck using a needle and lead. she can't look at herself. >> i can't look at myself in the mirror. right now our mirrors are covered up. >> reporter: elena galinas endured a series of violent boyfriends. to placate one she tattooed his name on her hip. >> he wanted me to show him i was his and he mine and i wanted to approve of him. >> this is co

he was like, kinda sorta. a point that you do so many gigs, you don't recall where you were?emember whereo that's from. that's not good. tavis: it sounded good. cool.was we were having fun, that's a good thing. tavis: tell me about the new project, "magnetic," for starters? >> "magnetic" is a new album comprised of mostly original music and we have a couple of on it,uest artists robbie coal strain and carter. but the tune itself is -- i became a buddhist about six years ago -- and it's all centered around the notion of drawing positive things to your life and trying to have more enlightened experiences in life. tavis: you said two things, i'll start with "magnetic." this is -- and i could be wrong about this -- i figure myself a relatively good student of your corpus. i don't know that i've seen a project where the writing was this collaborative. your quintet, everybody seems to have gotten a writing -- these guys are talented, obviously, but am i reading that right or wrong that this time you shared more on the writing? >> you're right, you're right. tavis: just checking. ok

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