Gaia, goddess of the sea, served as inspiration for Sarah Burton s Spring/Summer 2012 collection for Alexander McQueen

A wrestler shows up to interrupt the wedding of Improv Everywhere s founder. (The bride is on it! The bride, groom, groomsmen, and officiant are on it but no one else!) Full Story: https://improveverywhere.com/2011/10/17/pro-wrestler-wedding/ SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ImprovEverywhere JOIN US: http://improveverywhere.com/email-lists/ Last weekend I married my longtime girlfriend and fellow Improv Everywhere member, Cody Lindquist. Our wedding ceremony featured a surprise stunt where we were interrupted by a professional wrestler. Besides the bride and groom, only the officiant and groomsmen were in on the prank. Produced by Improv Everywhere http://improveverywhere.com/ Edited by Matt Adams http://mattadamsapple.com/ Be the first to find out about the next video we create by subscribing to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ImprovEverywhere Like us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/improv.everywhere Follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/improvevery Buy the Improv Everywhere book: http://tinyurl.com/iebook

http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/danhobakbap Ingredients: Kabocha pumkin (1½ kilograms, or about 3 pounds), sweet rice, black sweet rice, salt, jujubes, pine nuts,raisins, canned chestnuts, soy sauce, vinegar, green onion, and red chili pepper. Directions: Let s make the rice first! 1. Place 1 cup of sweet rice and 2 tbs of black sweet rice in a small pot. 2. Add some water to the rice and scrub it by hand a couple of times. Rinse, and then drain the water. Repeat until the rice is clean and the drained water is mostly clear. 3. Add 1 cup of water and a pinch of salt to the rice and close the lid. Set aside to soak for at least 30 minutes. 4. After soaking, bring to a boil over medium high heat for about 5-6 minutes. 5. Open the lid and simmer over low heat with the lid closed for 10 minutes. 6. Add 1/3 cup of green peas to the hot rice and mix it up. Set aside. Prepare the kabocha: 1. Cut off the top to make the lid just like a jack o lantern. 2. Scoop out the insides and set aside. 3. Remove the pits from 8 dried jujubes. Measure 2 tbs raisins, 2 tbs pine nuts with the tips removed, and ½ cup canned chestnuts, and set aside. 4. Place the jujubes on the bottom of the kabocha and add the cooked rice, the raisins, and the pine nuts, in that order. 5. Add more rice on top to fill it out. 6. Open a can of chestnuts and place them over top of the rice. 7. Put the lid back on the danhobak and steam or boil for 30-40 minutes until it s cooked thoroughly. Wrap it in cheesecloth beforehand so you can easily take it out when it s ready. 8. Make sauce by mixing 3 tbs soy sauce, 2 ts vinegar, 1 tbs chopped green onion, and 1 ts red chili pepper in a bowl. How to serve: 1. Open the lid of the kabocha and cut it into 4 pieces with a knife. 2. Transfer each piece to a plate and serve with the sauce. Enjoy the recipe!

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The Nobel Prize for physics in 2011 was awarded to Brian Schmidt, Adam Riess, and Saul Perlmutter for discovering that the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate. This finding was completely unexpected because it was thought that gravity should slow the expansion of the cosmos. The best current explanation of why the universe is accelerating is that there is some energy tied to empty space which pushes matter apart. This Dark Energy makes up 73% of the universe but is very difficult to detect. Hopefully a better understanding of it will lead to a unification of our theories of gravitation and quantum mechanics. Images courtesy of NASA - NASAimages.org

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The X Factor: They want to break The X Factor "curse of the girl bands" and last week Gary Barlow called them the "best ever one" on the show. But has Tulisa worked her magic once again with Rhythmix as they take on Nelly Furtado s I m Like A Bird? Buy this performance from iTunes: http://bit.ly/otYqHc

The X Factor: She s our Style Team s dream with her outfits and fashion but Misha B is just pleased to be a part of The X Factor. After winning high praise from our Judges in Week 1, can she have the same effect in Week 2 with Charles & Eddie s Would I Lie To You? Buy this performance from iTunes: http://bit.ly/r6gOMZ

http://www.FTV.com/videos WORLD - Chinese model Liu Wen is highlighted in this Models clip for Fall/Winter 2011/2012. Wen was born on January 27, 1988 in Yongzhou. She started her modeling career in 2005. She has appeared in various editorials for Chinese Vogue. For the F/W 2011/2012 season, Wen appeared in shows like Roberto Cavalli, Missoni, Viktor & Rolf, and more. "Actually I love simple makeup," she has told FashionTV, though the model has makeup on almost everyday for the job. SUBSCRIBE http://bit.ly/SubscribeFTV FACEBOOK http://facebook.com/FTV TWITTER http://twitter.com/FashionTV FashionTV s YouTube network features coverage of fashion shows, fashion week, runway highlights, front row celebs, backstage, hair and makeup, models, designers, photo shoots, red carpets at the biggest events in Hollywood, and much more. The total source worldwide fashion coverage, FashionTV has new uploads EVERY DAY - See it on YouTube first. http://www.FTV.com FashionTV FTV "Fashion TV" Fashion-TV "FTV Models" "Liu Wen" "Top Model" "Fashion Week" 2011 Models Style Beauty "Fashion Videos" Fashion TV FTV.com

The X Factor: Janet Devlin says she didn t fit in with the cool kids while at school but she fits right in on The X Factor stage. In a week where our Irish teenager was given the devastating news that her grandfather had passed away, can she hold herself together to perform Elvis hit I Can t Help Falling In Love With You. Buy this performance from iTunes: http://bit.ly/qYwQv6

The X Factor: Sami Brookes loves a ballad and she loves a bit of Whitney Houston. Ah, so that ll be why she s doing a Whitney Houston ballad tonight then. Get the tissues ready as our Welsh diva delivers I Will Always Love You. Buy this performance from iTunes: http://bit.ly/q4DcF2

On the 15th October 2010, The Slow Mo Guys started. In this video, Gav and Dan take you back through all the videos and show you how much of your lives they have wasted. Thanks so much to everyone who subscribed during our first year. I love every one of you. - Gav

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http://www.FTV.com/videos WORLD - New Faces are highlighted in this clip for FashionTV. Models like Milou Van Groesen, Hanaa Ben Abdesslem, Anais Pouliot, Svea Kloosterhof, and Kirsi Pyrhonen may not be household names yet, but they are well on their way. Dutch model Milou Van Groesen was born on April 8, 1988 in Den Helder. Van Groesen has appeared in shows like Lanvin, No 21, and Missoni. Tunisian model Hanaa Ben Abdesslem was born in Nabeul. Ben Abdesslem has appeared in shows like Valli, Chanel, Hakaan, Jean Paul Gaultier and Mugler. Anais Pouliot is Canadian and was born in Chicoutimi, Quebec. She appeared in shows like Prada, Yves St Laurent, Louis Vuitton, Valli, and Giambattista Valli. Svea Kloosterhof is Dutch and born in Wageningen on August 27, 1993. She has appeared in shows like Prada, Aquilano Rimondi, and Elie Saab. Finnish model Kirsi Pyrhonen was born in Espoo, Finland. She has appeared in shows like Missoni, Roberto Cavalli, Marni and Nina Ricci. SUBSCRIBE http://bit.ly/SubscribeFTV FACEBOOK http://facebook.com/FTV TWITTER http://twitter.com/FashionTV FashionTV s YouTube network features coverage of fashion shows, fashion week, runway highlights, front row celebs, backstage, hair and makeup, models, designers, photo shoots, red carpets at the biggest events in Hollywood, and much more. The total source worldwide fashion coverage, FashionTV has new uploads EVERY DAY - See it on YouTube first. http://www.FTV.com FashionTV FTV "Fashion TV" Fashion-TV "FTV Models" Models "New Faces" Runway 2012 "Runway Show" Style Catwalk "Fashion Videos" "Runway Videos" Fashion TV FTV.com

The sea and the play of moonlight off the ocean were themes explored by Giorgio Armani for his serene Spring 2012 collection.

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Cosmology, the study of the universe as a whole, has been turned on its head by a stunning discovery that the universe is flying apart in all directions at an ever-increasing rate. Is the universe bursting at the seams? Or is nature somehow fooling us? The astronomers whose data revealed this accelerating universe have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics. And yet, since 1998, when the discovery was first announced, scientists have struggled to come to grips with a mysterious presence that now appears to control the future of the cosmos: dark energy. On remote mountaintops around the world, major astronomical centers hum along, with state of the art digital sensors, computers, air conditioning, infrastructure, and motors to turn the giant telescopes. Deep in Chile s Atacama desert, the Paranal Observatory is an astronomical Mecca. This facility draws two megawatts of power, enough for around two thousand homes. What astronomers get for all this is photons, tiny mass-less particles of light. They stream in from across time and space by the trillions from nearby sources, down to one or two per second from objects at the edge of the visible universe. In this age of precision astronomy, observers have been studying the properties of these particles, to find clues to how stars live and die, how galaxies form, how black holes grow, and more. But for all we ve learned, we are finding out just how much still eludes our grasp, how short our efforts to understand the workings of the universe still fall. A hundred years ago, most astronomers believed the universe consisted of a grand disk, the Milky Way. They saw stars, like our own sun, moving around it amid giant regions of dust and luminous gas. The overall size and shape of this "island universe" appeared static and unchanging. That view posed a challenge to Albert Einstein, who sought to explore the role that gravity, a dynamic force, plays in the universe as a whole. There is a now legendary story in which Einstein tried to show why the gravity of all the stars and gas out there didn t simply cause the universe to collapse into a heap. He reasoned that there must be some repulsive force that countered gravity and held the Universe up. He called this force the "cosmological constant." Represented in his equations by the Greek letter Lambda, it s often referred to as a fudge factor. In 1916, the idea seemed reasonable. The Dutch physicist Willem de Sitter solved Einstein s equations with a cosmological constant, lending support to the idea of a static universe. Now enter the American astronomer, Vesto Slipher. Working at the Lowell Observatory in Arizona, he examined a series of fuzzy patches in the sky called spiral nebulae, what we know as galaxies. He found that their light was slightly shifted in color. It s similar to the way a siren distorts, as an ambulance races past us. If an object is moving toward Earth, the wavelength of its light is compressed, making it bluer. If it s moving away, the light gets stretched out, making it redder. 12 of the 15 nebulae that Slipher examined were red-shifted, a sign they are racing away from us. Edwin Hubble, a young astronomer, went in for a closer look. Using the giant new Hooker telescope in Southern California, he scoured the nebulae for a type of pulsating star, called a Cepheid. The rate at which their light rises and falls is an indicator of their intrinsic brightness. By measuring their apparent brightness, Hubble could calculate the distance to their host galaxies. Combining distances with redshifts, he found that the farther away these spirals are, the faster they are moving away from us. This relationship, called the Hubble Constant, showed that the universe is not static, but expanding. Einstein acknowledged the breakthrough, and admitted that his famous fudge factor was the greatest blunder of his career.