Sarah and Derik Beeston have been married for four years now, and recently, they welcomed their baby boy into their life. Although Derik was present during labor and delivery, his reaction while holding his son for the first time was priceless, and fortunately, Sarah captured everything on camera.

He was so shocked that he couldn’t say a word. His face was full of smiles, and he couldn’t believe how cute little Jack was. The video shortly became popular and have received over 55,000 likes on Instagram.

Sarah’s and Derik’s love story began back in 2015, on a midnight hike where they climbed the tallest mountain in Utah. Sarah thinks it was all faith because neither she nor he wanted to go on this adventure. Today, the family lives in Oahu, Hawaii, where they are enjoying every second with their newborn son.

Scroll down and check out the video below.

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The video below shows him slicing thin, virtually transparent ingredients for the sandwich. He starts with bread before moving on to cucumber and tomato. Finally, he starts assembling the sandwich by laying the vegetables and adding an equally thin slice of meat with a tiny amount of butter.

Check out the thinnest sandwich in the world below.

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This happens in many cities and the videos of neighbors singing together have flooded Twitter recently and spread all around the internet. You can see one below that was filmed in Sienna.

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Dr. Scheel kept the octopus from the film in captivity for a long time, closely studying its behavior. That’s why he’s able to explain one of the most fascinating parts from the documentary which you can see below. In the Youtube video below, you can see the octopus changing colors as she sleeps, for which Dr. Scheel says it’s the result of dreaming about hunting.

“So here she’s asleep, she sees a crab and her color starts to change a little bit. Then she turns all dark. Octopuses will do that when they leave the bottom. This is a camouflage, like she’s just subdued a crab and now she’s going to sit there and eat it and she doesn’t want anyone to notice her,” Laughing Squid quoted the professor. 

You can see the full film here.

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His name is Chase Holfelder and he has over half a million Youtube subscribers. “I’m the guy who creates minor key covers of major key songs. Taylor Swift once tweeted about me. Please subscribe,” he writes in the about section of his Youtube channel.

“In light of the terrible news that Friends will soon be leaving Netflix, I made a sad, minor-key version of the theme song,” Holfelder wrote next to the video.

Click play below to hear a sad homage to the legendary song I’ll Be There For You.

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“Happy to introduce my Procrastinators series! Figure out which type are you,” he captioned the video. We loved the disclaimer he included in the beginning of the video which reads, “The making of the video was postponed for eternity due to intensive procrastination.”

Check out the video below.

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Below is the video posted by Tom Scott, in which you will learn why it’s completely fine to abandon the rules we learned in school and embrace the new trends, especially when it comes to casual communication. He gives a great example of how different our written communication sounds when we’re writing a business email vs. when we’re chatting with a friend.

Where do you stand on this matter? Do you type however it’s convenient, do you follow unwritten online rules, or do you still prefer the traditional grammatical rules?

The post A Linguist Shows How Digital Communication Changes Grammatical Standards appeared first on TettyBetty.

Nick Zammeti is a creative woodworker who built a giant colored pencil using a lot of regular-size colored pencils. This meta idea came to him when he was thinking about how often he uses pencils, so this was a sort of a homage to the tool he uses a lot.

“I’ve done quite a few pencil projects …bowls and vases and pots and bits and pieces,” Nick says. “Looking at these pencils and thinking to myself what can I make? I have these pencils. What about a huge pencil?”

Check out the video of him making it below, as well as some of his other pencil creations on Instagram.

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“This channel shows drain cleaning blocked sewer drains using a high-pressure water jet machine,” he writes. “The high-pressure water hose that cleans the drain has specific nozzles on the end for cutting out tree roots, grease blockages, and clearing rubble out of drains. It is a disgustingly dirty and smelly job, but someone has to do it, so it may as well be me.”

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Heinz used small pieces of wood and pretended they were made of stone in order to understand how these famous pyramids were built. As he admitted, nobody really knows this and he’s definitely not the first one to try and solve the mystery.

“What follows is the building method that I think was used to construct these massive stone structures,” he says. “Of course, no one can say for certain exactly how it was done since there aren’t any verified writings from that time that describe the actual construction process.”

See it below.

The post Man Builds a Miniature Pyramid to Understand Its Structural Engineering  appeared first on TettyBetty.

Sarah and Derik Beeston have been married for four years now, and recently, they welcomed their baby boy into their life. Although Derik was present during labor and delivery, his reaction while holding his son for the first time was priceless, and fortunately, Sarah captured everything on camera.

He was so shocked that he couldn’t say a word. His face was full of smiles, and he couldn’t believe how cute little Jack was. The video shortly became popular and have received over 55,000 likes on Instagram.

Sarah’s and Derik’s love story began back in 2015, on a midnight hike where they climbed the tallest mountain in Utah. Sarah thinks it was all faith because neither she nor he wanted to go on this adventure. Today, the family lives in Oahu, Hawaii, where they are enjoying every second with their newborn son.

Scroll down and check out the video below.

The post This Dad’s Reaction Holding His Newborn Son is Heartwarming appeared first on TettyBetty.

The video below shows him slicing thin, virtually transparent ingredients for the sandwich. He starts with bread before moving on to cucumber and tomato. Finally, he starts assembling the sandwich by laying the vegetables and adding an equally thin slice of meat with a tiny amount of butter.

Check out the thinnest sandwich in the world below.

The post Japanese Chef Makes the Thinnest Sandwich appeared first on TettyBetty.

This happens in many cities and the videos of neighbors singing together have flooded Twitter recently and spread all around the internet. You can see one below that was filmed in Sienna.

The post Italians Sing on Balconies While in Quarantine appeared first on TettyBetty.

Dr. Scheel kept the octopus from the film in captivity for a long time, closely studying its behavior. That’s why he’s able to explain one of the most fascinating parts from the documentary which you can see below. In the Youtube video below, you can see the octopus changing colors as she sleeps, for which Dr. Scheel says it’s the result of dreaming about hunting.

“So here she’s asleep, she sees a crab and her color starts to change a little bit. Then she turns all dark. Octopuses will do that when they leave the bottom. This is a camouflage, like she’s just subdued a crab and now she’s going to sit there and eat it and she doesn’t want anyone to notice her,” Laughing Squid quoted the professor. 

You can see the full film here.

The post Octopus Changes Colors as It Dreams About Hunting appeared first on TettyBetty.

His name is Chase Holfelder and he has over half a million Youtube subscribers. “I’m the guy who creates minor key covers of major key songs. Taylor Swift once tweeted about me. Please subscribe,” he writes in the about section of his Youtube channel.

“In light of the terrible news that Friends will soon be leaving Netflix, I made a sad, minor-key version of the theme song,” Holfelder wrote next to the video.

Click play below to hear a sad homage to the legendary song I’ll Be There For You.

The post A Guy Turns “Friends” Theme Song into a Rock Ballad appeared first on TettyBetty.

“Happy to introduce my Procrastinators series! Figure out which type are you,” he captioned the video. We loved the disclaimer he included in the beginning of the video which reads, “The making of the video was postponed for eternity due to intensive procrastination.”

Check out the video below.

The post What Procrastinators Do Instead of Things They Should Be Doing appeared first on TettyBetty.

Below is the video posted by Tom Scott, in which you will learn why it’s completely fine to abandon the rules we learned in school and embrace the new trends, especially when it comes to casual communication. He gives a great example of how different our written communication sounds when we’re writing a business email vs. when we’re chatting with a friend.

Where do you stand on this matter? Do you type however it’s convenient, do you follow unwritten online rules, or do you still prefer the traditional grammatical rules?

The post A Linguist Shows How Digital Communication Changes Grammatical Standards appeared first on TettyBetty.

Nick Zammeti is a creative woodworker who built a giant colored pencil using a lot of regular-size colored pencils. This meta idea came to him when he was thinking about how often he uses pencils, so this was a sort of a homage to the tool he uses a lot.

“I’ve done quite a few pencil projects …bowls and vases and pots and bits and pieces,” Nick says. “Looking at these pencils and thinking to myself what can I make? I have these pencils. What about a huge pencil?”

Check out the video of him making it below, as well as some of his other pencil creations on Instagram.

The post Check Out This Giant Colored Pencil appeared first on TettyBetty.

“This channel shows drain cleaning blocked sewer drains using a high-pressure water jet machine,” he writes. “The high-pressure water hose that cleans the drain has specific nozzles on the end for cutting out tree roots, grease blockages, and clearing rubble out of drains. It is a disgustingly dirty and smelly job, but someone has to do it, so it may as well be me.”

The post Drain Cleaning Videos Are Surprisingly Satisfying appeared first on TettyBetty.

Heinz used small pieces of wood and pretended they were made of stone in order to understand how these famous pyramids were built. As he admitted, nobody really knows this and he’s definitely not the first one to try and solve the mystery.

“What follows is the building method that I think was used to construct these massive stone structures,” he says. “Of course, no one can say for certain exactly how it was done since there aren’t any verified writings from that time that describe the actual construction process.”

See it below.

The post Man Builds a Miniature Pyramid to Understand Its Structural Engineering  appeared first on TettyBetty.