I've been waiting to this moment as a aviation geek and finally it's pleasure to see it. Congratulations 🎉❤ 👏🛩️✈
@sagar-das_seo24 күн бұрын
Hi, How can I communicate with you?
@sagar-das_seoАй бұрын
Hi, How can I communicate with you?
@reidhovey2575Ай бұрын
after using this grip, my spirals are super good; it just takes practice
@ogradymp2 ай бұрын
I'm glad the dean was able to pursue his dreams, and that his dreams ended up being more than "just dreams."
@0riya_moni2 ай бұрын
Your content is really good. I loved them. But there are some problems in your channel because of that you are not getting enough views or subscribers. If you want to know & solve that just let me know. Good luck
@jimmyboudreau42072 ай бұрын
Single mom raising two kids there's something wrong with this picture why
@Moonxxi12 ай бұрын
I tried that but when i flick my wrist its always my middle finger that touches the ball last and when it is my pointer finger it always results in a crappy spiral😢
@flyprdu2 ай бұрын
Fantastic interview. Great to see Dr. Carney again.
@fardinmahfuz68942 ай бұрын
why the videos hasnt more views?
@nohandle2422 ай бұрын
no american students? where is their flag?
@pkmm_2 ай бұрын
All across the campus
@Wilson-cv1vl3 ай бұрын
Promo sm 🤦
@123slasher.163 ай бұрын
That was my team I remember crying the day I heard about Tiffany Young's death.
@StandardLoop3 ай бұрын
Boiler Up!
@PurdueUniversity3 ай бұрын
#BoilerUp
@devoncox18083 ай бұрын
It was really messed up. They cut him off in Dune Part Two. if I work with Stephen, I will never cut him off.
@paulmcbride5684 ай бұрын
👍 "promo sm"
@hollygreen80784 ай бұрын
I went to high school with Adam.
@Passenger_2mars4 ай бұрын
Great presentation and insights from the panel. Impressive turnout at IMS for the eclipse.
@mushyandpoopy4 ай бұрын
😂
@danielcole56684 ай бұрын
Damn, WTF. Denis better put all of Stephen's cut scenes on the blu-ray. Stephen is such an awesome character actor and deserves to be seen.
@RobbyBabes4 ай бұрын
Denis would never do that. What doesn't make it in his movies he destroys.
@JB-gx4lg5 ай бұрын
The first game of that season against defending national champion Tennessee felt like a sellout as well. I was there and it didn't seem like there were empty seats but maybe people just spread out a bit more.
@ilikegamesandtech67125 ай бұрын
Bro, Hawat was cut out of Dune Pt 2 this is terrible.
@nx25285 ай бұрын
shame his scenes were all cut from Dune Part Two.
@BoilersRock7 ай бұрын
It's nice to see parents of all the Purdue athletes have a chance to be interviewed and to learn more about the players.
@LaminFCeesay7 ай бұрын
Amazing, my love for Purdue increases day by day. I wish my application for Medical Physics is accepted
@mattbannon76577 ай бұрын
This is gonna show my age, but was this Nick’s on the levee back in the day?… if so I remember seeing Henry Lee Summer there… thanks & Boiler Up!
@Lovewine887 ай бұрын
I was fortunate enough to have stumbled upon Dr. Lundstrom's ECE Semiconductor Fundamental course online while doing research. He's an excellent instructor in the classroom. I'm looking forward to see his work in the future.
@littlecooky10998 ай бұрын
We are lucky to have you as our leader, Dr. Chiang!
@triunfototal18 ай бұрын
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mung_bean Very grand and respectful and gracious.......,even his last name is related to Agriculture...
@pradeeppandey84048 ай бұрын
Great institute ❤ Purdue
@VINCIVISION9 ай бұрын
This was an incredible pleasure watching this interview. Well Done 👍🏻 I’ve only seen your show twice, most recently on the Madam Carroll where your energy and audience participation is 2nd to none ! Bruce, you are truly a magnet drawing anyone who is interested in Music. God Bless and Best of Luck to You in the Future. 😃
@scotthickner37049 ай бұрын
Great interview. Bruce is the best!
@bostonspice969 ай бұрын
We love Bruce!!
@OldSchoolGarbage10 ай бұрын
He seems so nice and I wish his career had worked out for him. At least, instead of being a free agent until forever, he should've been a back up for some team at least. But thats just me.
@seth_deegan10 ай бұрын
Most consequential issue is semiconductors? Uh no. Climate change is. And Purdue is barely supporting that issue.
@michaellavelle73544 ай бұрын
Climate change is bigger than semiconductors? Hardly.
@ryangohard386810 ай бұрын
Never thought of pointing the finger
@ivyyang98111 ай бұрын
Lucky Penny 🍀! Best call sign ever!!! 😊
@BunnyInes11 ай бұрын
Great interview! Thank you for your service, Lucky 🍀! 🙏🏽🇺🇸🪽🫶🏽
LOVE this dude and what he brings!!! THE WALTERS ERA IS HERE!
@Kwasimitsu11 ай бұрын
Thanks for posting this! Henderson has been a great actor for years. Glad to see him getting more attention with his big role in Dune.
@seifmehelmy386711 ай бұрын
Such waffle
@tkamel18 Жыл бұрын
Your job as a coach is to not allow your team to shoot 5-26 from 3 when you’re playing the shortest team in D1 hoops as one of the worst 3 pt shooting teams in D1 hoops. At some point when you see your team miss wide open 3s (and looking afraid to take them) you gotta just use your size and score inside. I hope he plays Gillis at the 3 with Furst/TKR at the 4 and Edey/TKR at the 5 this season. Gillis is a big guard at 6’6…
@marycollins8356 Жыл бұрын
What a marvelous interview!!
@nanamavik586 Жыл бұрын
I am a retired US Air Force F-16 pilot. I have a lot of problems with what is being said in this interview as well with the associated narrative that for some 20+ years has painted these 2 pilots as heros for what they "would have done" on Sept 11, 2001. There were no military heros on 9/11 except for those that worked to rescue the injured and trapped at the Pentagon. Beyond those, the military saved no lives that day. Absolutely none. The primary game plan to take down any aircraft coming into DC that day by ramming the nose and tail with F-16's was utter nonsense and completely unnecessary except as a very, very, very last resort. Why? Let me explain. The F-16 normally carries up to 511 rounds of live 20mm Target Practice (TP) ammunition on every flight for weight and balance purposes. The F-16's M61A1 Vulcan cannon firing a 20mm 1500+ grain TP round down its barrels at 3400 feet per second is hardly a "BB gun"...despite what was said by Heather Penney in another interview. In that interview it was also said these pilots only had 110 rounds each. That is extremely doubtful. The only reason 110 rounds would have been the limit was if that was exactly how many rounds were loaded or what was left over from previous air-ground training missions (unlikely in both cases). There is, however, an external rounds limiter switch which is typically set to 110 when shooting the gun during air-ground training to facilitate hit percentage calculations(e.g., 40 hits = 40%.) The pilot or crew chief can easily flip the rounds limit switch off before engine start allowing all rounds that are loaded to be fired. So it seems they took off with the rounds limiter switch on and set to the standard 110. As far as engaging an airliner, it would have been simple to intercept and cruise up behind it and put 25 to 50 rounds through the engines, tail, or cockpit. This would have almost certainly taken the airliner down. If all the ammunition was expended, the next thing to have tried would have been a supersonic, very close pass over the engines as this would likely cause the engines to stall and/or flameout. Only after these and possibly other options were tried should a suicide ram have been considered. Sadly, the suicide ram is the FIRST and ONLY option brought up when these these two pilots talk about what they would have done that day. The Pentagon was hit 34 minutes after the SECOND airliner hit the Twin Towers in New York City. 34 minutes! F-16's were sitting on the ground 10 miles away when the Pentagon was attacked. It was an abject failure of our civilian and military leadership that left the nation unprepared to respond and prevent an attack on our nation's capitol with a 34 minute warning. Again, no military heroes that day. The continued blaring for 20+ years about a suicide mission that these pilots WOULD HAVE DONE that day needs to stop. They saved no one. Exit the stage. Enough.
@brgilbert22 ай бұрын
[nanamavik586] And like you I have serious issues but not with Heather Penny's narration but with yours!! Most of the videos posted are around 2 years old making the year about 2021 to 2022. That is about 20 to 21 years ago when they were posted, not when the interviews were conducted. Secondly I find it VERY interesting that I see NO dates of your service, something I would NOT have failed to mention in your position. And thirdly, you indicated you were an "Air Force" pilot or in the "Air Force", NOT in the "National Guard" (not sure if Miss Penny mentioned that in this video or I became aware of that in other videos I have viewed) which is ENTIRELY different then the regular service, Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force. So to be totally unprepared is relevant and believable plus those 34 minutes, listening to a few of other interviews it sounds to me like they were entirely out of the loop. As for your take on what ammunition might be on those jets or should be and with NO experience about those planes, I will not comment especially considering how many errors are in your post.
@amylanebaker8186 Жыл бұрын
That’s his problem. He always builds around 1 guy. The rest of the team fades throughout the year and his opponents learn how to stop the 1 guy.
@reedriter Жыл бұрын
There isn't really a 'problem'. Painter has built one of the most successful college basketball programs and it's getting better every year. Purdue doesn't get a lot of NBA level recruits, so they've done remarkably well with the talent they have had.
@TheIndiana1 Жыл бұрын
100% not true. Painter has had many balanced scoring attack teams over the years. It depends on the roster. Would you say the Chicago Bulls should have de-emphasized the plays to Michael Jordan? Edey IS the Jordan of this Purdue team, how can you possibly not see that? Actually more of a Patrick Ewing, but same point.