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Welcome to another Stories From The Stores

I'm joined today by curator Alex Rose

and she's telling us about Britain's obsession with the weather or at least clouds

What's going on Alex?

People have long been fascinated with the clouds

but clouds have long been a problem for scientists because they're so transient.

By the time you've described one it's kind of changed into something else.

So they always felt like they were beyond scientific description.

I mean is there really any scientific description needed, because you've got three:

big, small, dinosaur!

Yeah that pretty much sums it up

but there was a man working in the early 19th century who wanted to give more

scientific names to the clouds and so he came up with a classification system

that divided them into three main families. He gave them Latin names though.

He called them Cirrus which is the Latin word for curl of hair

Stratus which means layer

and Cumulus which means heap or pile.

In order to capture the sky that he was looking at and help his own understanding

he made lots and lots of sketches and watercolors of the sky and the cloud structures

and that was what helped him to see patterns in what he was looking at and to come up

with his classification system.

So are these sort of specific forms of clouds here?

Yeah that's right, so here we've mostly got a cumulus cloud

so the heap or pile, and there's also some Cirrus and Stratus up in the sky.

This one is a kind of hybrid version. Howard also wanted to describe how clouds changed

how they join together and split apart, so this is a Cumulostratus cloud.

So you say it's science but this looks more like art, why did he draw these?

It was to help him understand his own observations.

Because the clouds kept changing so he needed to find a way of recording them and

comparing things he'd seen from day to day.

On these he worked with another artist who filled in the landscapes

but art works like these are essential for

him communicating his ideas to the wider scientific world.

Okay so he's classified the clouds from these drawings but why do we care?

It's a good question.

So when Howard was working, meteorology was still a really young science

and it was still very much about gathering as much data as you possibly could

in as many observations as you could

and kind of hoping that patterns would appear from those observations

But Howard's scheme allowed us to start to view the clouds in a scientific way.

For more infomation >> Why do clouds have names? - Duration: 2:39.

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DEMYSTIFIED: How Do Hurricanes and Typhoons Get Their Names? - Duration: 4:05.

SPEAKER 1: Have you ever wondered how hurricanes and typhoons get their names?

Hurricane Katrina, Typhoon Bopha--

did someone just pick these out of a hat?

Not exactly.

There's actually a worldwide organization that decides on lists of names

to be used for tropical cyclones.

Naming hurricanes and typhoons is a relatively new thing.

It really only started in the early 20th century.

And it's mostly thanks to one guy.

Hurricanes used to be named for the places they hit and when they hit.

Like Hurricane Santa Ana, which damaged Puerto Rico in 1825,

or the Great Galveston Hurricane of 1900, a category 4 storm that

devastated that Texas city.

That seems like a reasonable system.

So why did it change?

Using first names for hurricanes seems to have started in the late 1890s in Australia

with this guy, Clement Wragge.

He was a meteorologist who amused himself by naming storms

after women, mythological characters, and politicians he didn't like.

But a method that may have started as one man's joke turned out to have some serious merits.

During World War II, U.S. Navy and Army meteorologists began using

their wives' and girlfriends' names for storms.

It was much simpler for communication purposes to use one name, especially a name

they weren't likely to forget.

Things got official in 1953, when the National Weather

Service put together an alphabetical list of women's names

to use for hurricanes in the Atlantic.

Now, a committee at the World Meteorological Organization, an agency of the United Nations,

decides the names for hurricanes and typhoons.

It used to be that only women's names were used.

But in the late 1970s, everyone agreed that was really kind of sexist.

So they started using men's names too.

But they don't pick just any old name that strikes their fancy as a storm is developing.

There are very specific lists of names that get used.

Meteorologists divide up the earth into tropical cyclone basins,

or regions, where these kinds of storms happen annually about the same time every year.

The Atlantic Basin has six lists of 21 names each.

And the lists cycle yearly.

Each tropical cyclone basin has its own list that's used the same way.

Because the lists are recycled, many of the names of the 2019 lists

will be used again in 2025.

Call it weather deja vu.

But there are some exceptions.

Sometimes, a hurricane or typhoon is so strong and so devastating

to the land it hits that the WMO agrees to retire the name.

It simply wouldn't be right to use the name for another storm.

Thankfully, the technology that helps predict hurricanes and typhoons

keeps getting better and better.

The sooner meteorologists can identify an impending storm, by name or otherwise,

the sooner they can inform the public to help minimize the human impact.

So next time you see someone reporting on a major storm nearing the coast,

you'll know the name they give it isn't off the top of their head.

In fact, it was already determined years before the storm even started.

For more infomation >> DEMYSTIFIED: How Do Hurricanes and Typhoons Get Their Names? - Duration: 4:05.

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✅ Breaking News - Why are Mourinho and his team of stars suffering such a home hoodoo? - Duration: 5:26.

There's just something not quite right at Old Trafford this season. something that's stopping Manchester United be Manchester United

Gone are the days of Sir Alex Ferguson and that expectation of three points, of last-gasp goals and week-in, week-out wins

Although he's regularly watching on from the stands, there's a new man in town. Jose Mourinho is highly successful, his trophy cabinet bursting with silverware, but something must be done to arrest this serious slump in United's home form

'If you feel pressure stay at home and watch on TV,' were the words Mourinho uttered to his players this week, amid claims they are scared to play in front of their own fans

For decades Old Trafford was a fortress, but that appears to be no more. In fact, the club's home form has never been this bad in the Premier League era

and not by a long way. Before this season, a win ratio of 57 per cent was the lowest United had achieved since the Premier League's inception - that coming in Louis van Gaal's first season in 2014-15

Prior to that upwards of 80 per cent home wins was the norm. 81.8 in 2003, 86.2 in 2008, a ridiculous 89

7 in 2011. That final season brought 26 wins in 29 games, a statistic the Old Trafford faithful could only dream of now

This season, nine matches have garnered just 13 points. Three wins, four draws and two defeats, the latter coming against Tottenham and Juventus

33.3 per cent wins. So why the struggles? Why have United just limped to a goalless draw against Crystal Palace

why are the fans booing the players off the field? Of course, some blame must lie with the manager

The club's fans are struggling to enjoy the perceived negative tactics of Mourinho

For a club so attuned to 'attack, attack, attack', this is not what the fans want

If the football is poor, what is there to cheer. but with no atmosphere, how do the players motivate themselves to perform? It's a vicious circle

Earlier this season, Paul Pogba was one of the more vocal critics, offering a direct response that appeared to openly slam his manager

'When we are at home we should attack, attack, attack,' the midfielder said. 'That's Old Trafford

We are here to attack. I think teams are scared when they see Man United attacking and attacking

That was our mistake today.' The players, though, are far from faultless. Romelu Lukaku is in a horrendous run of home form, having not scored in 11 games

That's a run stretching back to last season, with the Belgian going 14 hours without a goal

For a striker, that is unacceptable, regardless of the manager's tactics. There is a mental battle to overcome, not just for Lukaku but for the team as a whole

The pressure is so intense and home performances will be weighing heavy on the players' minds

With each poor result, the criticism rises up a notch; the boos become louder, the hierarchy more frustrated

and that win percentage gets gradually worse. No doubt about it, the players will be well aware of the numbers

Heading into a hectic Christmas period, there are home games against Young Boys, Arsenal and Fulham to look forward to

In the past, that was a guaranteed trio of victories to get them through until Christmas

Now, the doubts are surfacing. Young Boys are 16 points clear in the Swiss league, that'll be a tough test in the Champions League

Arsenal under Unai Emery are 17 games unbeaten, they'll be no pushovers. Fulham have that new manager bounce with Claudio Ranieri, they are sure to put up a fight

As the old cliche goes, there are no easy games in this league. but if Manchester United are to arrest the slump and start to get the fans on side, the time must be now

Three games requires three wins. and nothing less will do

For more infomation >> ✅ Breaking News - Why are Mourinho and his team of stars suffering such a home hoodoo? - Duration: 5:26.

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Eng sub Suju return 2 EP20-"Why do you want to stir!" from the first meal, d&e taste of the snipin - Duration: 4:37.

[Elf's Table, SJ Returns 2] (Singing~)

[D&E's Tasting Time] With kimchi..

With kimchi..

- It looks so tasty. - You should eat it with this.

[Char siu] You should add this.

I don't like meat. I like kimchi.

No, you should eat that with this. This improves the texture.

I'll try just noodles first.

No, add this. You will eat other dishes later.

[Confronting] I'll taste the native flavor of the noodles first.

[Insisting he should eat noodles with char siu] They didn't give this for no reason.

[Insisting he would eat just noodles] I always eat noodles without char siu.

[Unnecessary confrontation between two men] So, this time,

[Smile] - You eat that way. - You should try this way.

[Angry] I don't want to!

- Try this way. - I don't want to.

[You are watching affectionate D&E now]

I don't want to. If you like that so much, you can try that way.

Just eat it!!

I just heard something, who's here?

[Big brothers are here..] Just eat it!

[In fact..]

[Before D&E's table was served] The camera is rolling now.

[They were watching you!]

- What would be the first dish they try? - Are they hungry now?

- Of course, they are. - Right.

I think they ate something before came here.

[First dish was served] - It's arrived. - First dish.

[(They all like beef ribs~)] - What's that? - Wagyu.

Wagyu?

That's mine.

- Eunhyuk doesn't like that. - Naengmyeon.

- Naengmyeon, Wagyu and daechang.. - Mine, mine.

[D&E response to naengmyeon] - Naengmyeon? - Oh, it looks so yummy.

[(Right!)] - Cold noodles? Wait. - It looks so yummy.

[Joy & Sorrow] - They like it, right? - No!

- Let's try Japanese noodles first. - Naengmyeon no. 1.

- The order doesn't matter. - They decide the ranks later.

Still, it matters that they chose it first.

But they should have tried my beef ribs first because they are not seasoned.

[(You said the order doesn't matter)]

- Meat at this hour.. - Our members like noodles.

- I'm so thrilled. - Why does he like noodles so much?

[Noodle lover] I didn't cook it but still I'm nervous.

[Starting from Heechul's Pick, Naengmyeon] With kimchi..

- First.. - It looks yummy.

[Nervous]

We are not supposed to be nervous.

Pick mine, mine.

[Nervous stamping] Mine, mine.

[Nervous]

- I'm so nervous that I could poop. - Right? So nervous. - Yes.

[Bowel trouble alert] It feels like I'm about to run 100 meters.

[While big brothers are torn by be anxiety] I'm more nervous then when we received an award.

[Arguing for 10 minutes before naengmyeon] If you like that, you can eat that way.

- You should eat this way. - I don't want to!

[What are they doing?] Just eat it!

[Run our of patience] Just eat it!

I think I just heard something. Who came here?

It's just us two, isn't it?

[Getting mischievous] I feel so much pressure. Maybe I shouldn't try this.

[(You!!)]

I'll try now.

It looks so yummy.

I was so hungry.

- Listen to that sound. Almost ASMR. - Shhh!

They are supposed to say "wow" as soon as they taste it.

[A bite for Donghae]

A bit like..

[Hesitating]

I'll review after I finish it.

He doesn't seem to like it.

[(You like noodles, bro!)]

- Look at Eunhyuk's face. - He doesn't look good. - What's wrong with that guys?

I should try this with meat this time.

- I should try this with meat this time. - It was not the taste he imagined.

[With char siu this time]

- He keeps eating naengmyeon, though. - Eunhyuk likes such taste..

[As soon as they taste the naengmyeon] I don't like naengmyeon usually,

[(This is it!)] but it tastes so good.

[Confident] Eunhyuk likes it.

You and Eunhyuk have become one or what?

[Leeteuk, Eunhyuk's décalcomanie] No, we just have a similar taste.

[(Eunhyuk likes it, huh?)] In fact, we should find dishes to meet Eunhyuk's taste.

[He believed in Leeteuk's ..] Donghae likes everything.

[Unexpected response made him bewildered] Because it is noodles,

- They got it delivered. - Right. - So the noodles might get soggy.

[(Oh, I didn't think of that)] Right, that could happen.

He's drinking the soup now.

Oh, the soup is good. The naengmyeon's soup is good.

[Will they like the soup as Heechul wishes?]

But Eunhyuk may not like the soup. Because of the fish sauce..

[Angry] What are you talking about?

[Nervous naengmyeon recommender] Because Eunhyuk doesn't like fish sauce.

[Another anxious person] But that tastes too strong..

[He's afraid that beef ribs may taste plain because of strong meat soup] Meat is over now.

- I think the game is over for your meat. - What should I do? - Let me take the second place.

Please, let me take the second place.

- Please. - No third place.

[Second dish] Okay.

[Continued on Episode 21..]

For more infomation >> Eng sub Suju return 2 EP20-"Why do you want to stir!" from the first meal, d&e taste of the snipin - Duration: 4:37.

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As a Lawyer Why do You Recommend Uninsured Motorist (UM) Coverage? - Duration: 1:22.

As a lawyer, it is so important for people to know that you have to have UM coverage

because I see every day, where people are injured in car accidents, when the other driver

doesn't have any insurance.

And when that's a situation, if you don't have UM coverage, there is nothing for you

to recover, and you are totally just destroyed in a bad place and there's nothing that we

can do for you.

And it's not fair.

And it's not right.

But it's the reality of the world that we live in, and if you're going to have insurance,

you need to have the right type of insurance, and that includes UM insurance.

I would always recommend a lawyer if you're making a claim against any insurance company

for damages.

That's important.

There's a lot of facets to making claims with insurance companies that obviously we specialize

in.

It's what we do every day, and it's our job.

And so we do things the right way.

We know how to get you the most money for your claim because of the things that we do

on your case.

At the McArthur law firm, our job is to fight for you to make sure you get justice and reasonable

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For more infomation >> As a Lawyer Why do You Recommend Uninsured Motorist (UM) Coverage? - Duration: 1:22.

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Why Is It Important to Have Rental Car Coverage/ Collision Coverage? - Duration: 1:39.

Another important aspect of your auto insurance policy are these small base coverages that

are kind of added on.

They're the last few clicks whenever you're going through your policy.

And one of those is rental car coverage, and what that coverage does is if you're in a

car accident and the other party's insurance doesn't cover that, you can get in a rental

car the same day and not have to sit there and wait and argue and fight with another

insurance company.

It is so important to protect yourself in these instances and not depend on other people

having insurance, because they may not.

And if they do, they may not have the right type that you're going to need when you're

in this situation.

And on that topic, you also really really really need to have collision coverage on

your policy.

It's also just a few dollars, but the collision policy protects your vehicle, it's a property

damage coverage, and it protects your vehicle if you're in a car accident no matter what.

If it's your fault or if it's someone else's fault, you can always use your collision coverage

to fix your car.

When you're involved in a car accident, oftentimes the other party's insurance wants to take

time to investigate it and see if they're going to extend coverage on this vehicle or

on this car accident, and if they choose to research it and make you wait a few weeks

your car may be totaled in a tow lot and no one has the duty to provide you to fix it

or to provide you a rental car.

So you need to have rental car coverage and you need to have collision coverage, so your

insurance can take care of you when you're involved in a situation like that.

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For more infomation >> Why Is It Important to Have Rental Car Coverage/ Collision Coverage? - Duration: 1:39.

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Why I make music - my story - Duration: 5:23.

H my name is Elyssa Vulpes and I think today I want to share a little bit about

my story and why I make music. Throughout my life I have felt that I wasn't good

enough to be heard and seen I wasn't worthy of that and that is why I'm making

videos now because I feel that when you are afraid of doing something that's

when you should really do it, that's how you overcome the fear so I

have tried all my life to achieve and be perfect so the one day when I achieved

enough for being perfect I would finally be worthy of love and belonging which is

of course nonsense. I have felt lost in my life, I

suffered from anxiety, I suffered from depression and I've been suicidal

I've had few broken relationships, a broken marriage, being abandoned by

somebody that lied to me about it and never found out why or what happened...

and there have been really really dark moments in my life where I was

deeply unhappy. I thought what's the bloody point of it all I can't even kill

myself! you know that kind of thinking... and one thing that has turned things

around in a slow fashion but has began the process of change has been

that one day in the depth of my depression I realized that nobody

was gonna save me, nobody could do the work for me and and you know that sucked

and I hated that because secretly I think I wanted somebody to wave a magic

wand and go: you're healed you know? and of course that wasn't gonna happen but

that moment marked the beginning of change and I had to accept: okay you know

what? this is where I'm at this is how I'm feeling, I am feeling really isolated

I'm not relating to people, I'm feeling unsupported

you know? and all the rests of negative feelings I was going through...this

is where I'm at and this is the beginning of movement and change because

acceptance of where you're at least for me was the beginning of

actually looking at what I could do towards something different

and music really helped me with this in many ways... in some ways because it

highlighted the problem you know? I had performance anxiety but you see the

thing about that was that it was all about: I'm not worthy of being seen and heard... you

know? Who am I to sing my song and for people to pay attention and to see, you

know, this part of me that's really vulnerable ... and are they gonna

hurt me you know? are they gonna reject me and you know? that kind of thing... so it

really highlighted that problem to the point that at one point I almost gave up

completely performing! But also on the other hand music has been my Savior

because it's been a therapy, it's been kind of like a way for me to externalize

my feelings tell my story get it out of my head you know? see it from a distance

and also for my higher self that wiser voice inside myself to say

look there's a way forward don't give up there's a light

at the end of the tunnel there is hope in the direst of circumstances there's

always tomorrow there's always another relationship there's always another day

another job or whatever you know? Also the idea was for me always to connect to

other people in a way that's actually meaningful that is not just chit chats

you know and superficial... and in a way that can be done without the

usual limitations so it could go straight to the heart of the matter... and

so really what I want now is to write stories about not just me but about

other people too so that we can feel less alone because I know how

horrible it is to feel like nobody gets you

you know, nobody gives a shit and and so I would like

ideally for you, for my listeners to feel like: okay actually you know, it's okay to

feel like crap sometimes but also maybe I shouldn't take myself

so seriously ... that's something that helped me to realize that I was a

total drama queen...total like... you know, tragic! oh my god! and take myself

a little bit less seriously and kind of make fun of myself a little bit... in a

nice way! and so what I'm hoping to do is that my

music will empower you to feel like there is hope, like you can take action

like you can save yourself... so that's the mission of my music and this is also the

mission of me as a person in my job... I'm also a therapist and coach and and that is

why I do it! if you relate to anything I've said please do write a comment and

thank you for listening