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Blumhouse has undeniably changed the face of modern horror. But what makes their movies so damn good — and so scary? Let's find out in this Wisecrack Edition: How Blumhouse Cracked Horror

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How Blumhouse Cracked Horror (By Being Cheap)

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Rare Earth

Our last video from Japan! Onward to Cambodia!

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The Exploratorium is part science museum, part learning and teaching laboratory, part cultural hub, and is widely recognized as one of the most innovative educational centers in the world.  In addition to being a cherished local institution with deep roots in the local Bay Area communities, the Exploratorium has also had profound worldwide impact, inspiring countless individuals and institutions with its educational approach.  Global Studios is a catalyst for this worldwide impact, furthering the Exploratorium’s mission of transformative education by applying its expertise, programs, exhibits and learning culture through extensive and diverse partnerships all around the world.

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We're so used to modern amenities, like electric lights,

HowStuffWorks

If a blizzard is bad enough, snow plows and salt trucks won't even brave the elements. In this video, we'll give you 5 tips on how to survive a snowstorm.

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Brace yourselves. Winter is coming. And no one wants to freeze or starve to death, much less have a heart attack in the middle of a blizzard. Weather may be a powerful force of nature that can hit seemingly out of nowhere and intensify quickly... but human beings have been fighting back since the days of the first men. Here’s some of the best ways we’ve learned to survive snowstorms in all that time.

This one’s simple. Given that we can only live for 3-5 days without water, you want to make sure that your pipes keep running when a storm hits. Water pipes often freeze in temperatures below 20º Fahrenheit. If they’re not already, wrap your interior pipes with foam insulation. And as the temperature drops, leave your faucets running at a slow drip. Also, keep at least 5 gallons of water on hand just in case.

You don’t want to be one of those people stuck in the grocery store as there’s a mad dash for provisions. So stock ahead of time. Make a list of what you’ll need for each member of your home to survive for up to 7 days (or even more if you live in a cold-weather region). Canned and dry foods are best for long-term storage. And don’t forget your pets! Keep extra food for them, too, unless you plan on feeding them canned beans and fruit from your own stash.

We’re so used to modern amenities like electric lights, home heating and mass media that we sometimes forget how easy it is to lose them in a snowstorm. Fill a box with emergency equipment so you’re prepared. Get a flashlight and plenty of batteries in there, as well as a battery-operated radio. If your heating is electric, keep a kerosene heater with enough fuel for a week of use. Or if you use a fireplace, keep a stash of emergency wood on hand.

Before you run out to start shoveling the snow off your driveway or sidewalk, keep in mind that many people die every year from shoveling-induced heart attacks. No joke. Increasing your physical activity immediately isn’t good for your body, so take it slow and steady, and treat yourself to a break when you need it. Also, _never_ shovel after a meal or a cigarette, and always push the snow straight ahead, then to one side so you’re not straining yourself to toss hefty loads.

Frostbite happens when ice crystals form outside your skin cells, dehydrating and killing them. It starts with your fingers, toes and ears. So keep covered with a hat and gloves. If you think you’re affected, move to a warm area and have a doctor do the thawing in a hospital. If that’s not an option, see our original article on surviving a snowstorm on HowStuffWorks.com for the more painful, do-it-yourself method. 

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complete with numerous amenities, including a state-of-the-art hospital.

TED-Ed

Dig into the engineering of the Hoover Dam, a concrete arch-gravity dam on the Colorado River that supplies water to the US southwest.

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In the early 20th century, the US had expanded from coast to coast, but many cities in the southwest still lacked reliable water sources. The Colorado River's erratic flow and frequent floods made it unreliable for agriculture, and the region’s growing cities needed more energy. So the government decided to build a massive hydroelectric dam. Alex Gendler details the creation of the Hoover Dam.

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Blood, concrete, and dynamite: Building the Hoover Dam - Alex Gendler

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