2017 Volkswagen Golf GTI spec confirmed, Golf R 4.8s 0-100
Volkswagen Australia has revealed that the forthcoming Golf R will be its quickest model yet thanks to a new seven-speed DSG dual-clutch automatic transmission and an increased power output.
Set to roll into local showrooms alongside the updated Golf GTI in mid-August this year, the R continues to employ a 20-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, but it now benefits from a 7kW boost in power to 213kW whilst torque remains steady at 380Nm.
Unfortunately, the alleged hot-weather conditions Down Under continue to prevent the local arm from importing the full-fat 228kW/400Nm version of the all-wheel drive R that is sold in Europe.
Nevertheless, the Aussie R will knock down the dash from 0-100km/h in 4.8 seconds when paired with the DSG transmission. A six-speed manual gearbox remains an option for purists, but its local performance figures are currently unknown.
Standard equipment added to the five-door hot hatch in this refresh includes a 9. 2-inch touchscreen multimedia system, gesture and voice control, 12.
3-inch digital instrument panel, electric drivers seat with memory function and lumbar adjustment, 19-inch Spielberg alloy wheels and power folding door mirrors with memory function.
A driver assistance package – which includes adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assistant and blind spot detection – and panoramic sunroof are the only two options.
Meanwhile, the aforementioned GTI has also been facelifted and features a detuned version of the Rs engine, which instead produces 169kW/350Nm – a 7kW improvement over the preceding model.
These outputs match those of the outgoing GTI Performance. This vehicle has received a power bump overseas to 180kW, but it has not been confirmed yet for Australia.
Either a six-speed DSG or manual can be fitted with the GTI, while its included kit now extends to an 80-inch touchscreen multimedia system, 18-inch Milton Keynes alloy wheels and LED headlights with dynamic cornering functionality.
Three options packages – Infotainment, Driver Assistance and Luxury – are available with the GTI, but inclusions have not been detailed at this time.
The German carmaker has also confirmed it will add an oil-burning alternative to the Golf Wagon with the 110TDI Highline to join the range when non-performance models go on-sale in early July.
It will be powered by a 110kW/340Nm 20-litre turbo-diesel four and be paired exclusively with a seven-speed DSG.
Equipment levels will include leather upholstery, electric heated front seats with drivers memory function, keyless entry and start, 17-inch Karlskoga alloy wheels, chrome interior and exterior highlights, LED headlights and panoramic sunroof. Driver assistance and multimedia packages will be available optionally.
Pricing for all variants in the Golf 7. 5 line-up will be released early next month.
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Homemade cheese from milk. Camembert - Duration: 6:50.
Hello! Today our friends came to us and we decided to try my homemade Camembert cheese
I made it on April 4
I do not know what it turned out to taste ... but now let's try
Everyday life of the farmer. Maria in the village
let's try
Wait, I'll take a picture now for a memory.
I do not believe that he is like real
You mean I'm not that cool? And I can not get it? =)
I warned you that today we will taste my cheese
The more he is now stored, the more he will have a cream
Cheese young yet
This milk is not from our cow, I bought it on the farm, since our cow now does not give milk
But milk is not the same as that of our cow, our milk is better
When you cut cheese, a clot forms. And in our cow it is more pronounced
Milk is good, tasty, but different
But there is no right clot
Did you buy cheese molds?
I made them myself
I make them from plastic containers ... I drill a lot of holes in the walls and the bottom
He does not understand anything! He does not like cheese with mold =)
He's like from the store only fresh =)
Cheese young
Look, the white mold begins to melt the cheese
The more cheese is aged than the thicker the crust
If you would come last week, he was still too young
I love
Yeah it's very tasty
From 4 liters of milk, 3 such cheese heads were obtained
This is a good result
There is a phrase: "cheese is not ready until it passes the exposure"
The most important thing is the proper aging of cheese
I make cheese from raw milk, there are a lot of germs
Can come into reaction, can give bitterness to cheese
Look ... this cheese was stored next to the cheese with mold and infected it
Need subtitles? Write in the comments
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F1 2016 - 100% Race at Sochi Autodrom, Russia in Palmer's Renault - Duration: 1:42:38.
We're here once again then, for some more Grand Prix action.
Where success and failure are seperated by fractions of a second.
Where victories are rescued from the jaws of defeat.
It's here that history is made
and we're just about ready to make a little more.
Built on the shores of the Black Sea
the Sochi Autodrom is a 3.6 mile tour
around some of the venues built for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.
Close barriers may make overtakes more challenging
but with 56% of the lap taken absolutely flat out
we certainly won't be wanting for pure speed.
A fitting arena then, to do battle at the pinnacle of motorsport.
I, for one, can't wait to get started
and there's another very excited little chap here beside me as well.
It's our very own Anthony Davidson.
Great to see you again today!
Thanks for that, Crofty. And I'm really anxious to get underway here.
We've got all the makings of a great race today.
World Champions in competitive cars, lots of drivers on form
and I suspect a few strategists on the pitwall looking to try something a bit different
and maybe jump their cars up the order.
"Keep your eyes open on the run to Turn 1 and keep it clean."
"We want to come out in one piece. Good luck!"
So before the off, let's remind ourselves of yesterday's qualifying session
with a look at the starting grid:
An immense lap from Lewis Hamilton yesterday puts him on pole position.
Edging out Raikkonen, who'll start P2.
Looking down the rest of the grid, we have:
Rosberg - Vettel
Max Verstappen - and Ricciardo
Hülkenberg - Massa
Grosjean - and Esteban Gutiérrez
Bottas - Button
Felipe Nasr - and Kvyat
Sainz - Pérez
Rio Haryanto - and Fernando Alonso
Wehrlein - and Magnussen
Marcus Ericsson - and Jolyon Palmer rounds off the grid.
Now it's almost time to light out
so let's go down to the track!
"Well done. Good finish! You stepped up and achieved what we asked. Good job."
A great win then, for the Mercedes team today.
And I have to wonder, Anthony Davidson
just what set them apart from the competition here?
It was a question of right place, right time today.
We were looking at an entirely different race before the Safety Car came out
but they were able to take full advantage after the field had been bunched up.
And here are our podium drivers today after that excellent race.
They've excelled here, as they so often do
and it's a well deserved victory.
Mercedes then, are on top today!
So then, it's time to see how this result affects the driver's championship.
Lewis Hamilton takes over the lead of the driver's championship
after an excellent result.
Moving on to the driver to the day then.
Anthony Davidson, who would you go for?
Well, Jolyon Palmer did a great job coming through the field today, so my vote goes to him.
After all that excitement, it's time for a lie down I think.
Thanks for joining us and goodbye until the next race!
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Homemade butter & buttermilk [FOOD VIDEO] [스윗더미 . Sweet The MI] - Duration: 3:15.
Hi this is Sweet The Mi.
Today I'm back with a simple recipe.
I'm gonna show you how to make butter out of cream.
Recipe is super super simple!
First you need heavy cream from animal.
Whip the cream using a stand mixer
You can use a hand mixer
or use a classic balloon whisk
Or you can pour into a jar and shake.
As it thickens it will first change to whipped cream
After the whipped cream stage
it will begin to deflate and break down
separating into milk solids and liquid.
The liquid that collects in the process is buttermilk.
Rest of the milk solids will be our beautiful butter!
pour these through the cotton cloths and separate the buttermilk from butter.
Squeeze hard to get rid of all the moist
I don't have fine cotton cloths so it wasn't perfect
But no problem to eat!
I've used 500ml of heavy cream and end up with 230g of butter and 260g of buttermilk.
Fresh butter is great with bread
or using it for the baking
You can add buttermilk instead plain milk when you bake!
Next up I'll be back with a vid that baking cake using this buttermilk!
I'll catch you guys in next video. Bye~
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10. Quando Não Negociar | Negociação 360° - Duration: 5:30.
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DIY Speech Bubble Dry Erase Board | Whiteboard | Curly Made - Duration: 5:27.
Olá everyone I'm Daniela and today's DIY
is kind of a last-minute idea, I tried to
make this with whatever I had in hand
and actually add some trouble with the
supplies I will explain in the video
what happened, but i really like how it
came out and I hope you liked it too
don't forget that the supplies are
listed in the description box below and
let's get started
to make this whiteboard I've decided to use cardboard as a base
mine is from a box
make sure it has
a good thickness, strong enough not to
bend but that you can still cut it
draw the shape of the speech bubble
you can't really see it but I've sketched the
shape with a pencil before tracing again
with the marker
to cut it I used an
x-acto knife, I just found it easier to
cut then using the scissors since the
cardboard is quite thick
once that was cut the plan was to cover
it with white contact paper and just
write directly on top of that with the
dry erase marker but once I tested it to
see if the marker worked the pain did not
come off completely neither did with the
clear contact paper
so then I went
around the house to find a clear plastic
bag that I could cover the board with
the solution that I found was this I
just traced and cut the shape of the
speech bubble
then added glue just to
the edges of the cardboard and placed the
plastic steal with the backing on top of that
next I did the same for the clear
plastic bag I traced the shape, cut it and
glued it to the edges of the cardboard
for the sides I used black electrical tape
I cut it into small sections and taped it
to the edges of the whole board
this will secure everything in place and hide the glue
once the whole thing was done
I turned it around and since the tape was
not sticking so well to the cardboard
I just held it with clear tape all around
to finish off I attached a frame holding
thing to the back I think this is called
a D-ring, so I can hang it later and also
a magnet to both the board and the pen
just make sure the magnet is strong
enough so the pen doesn't fall once you
hang the board
let it dry overnight and
it's ready to use
thank you so much for watching if you
have any doubts about the process or
the materials for this whiteboard leave
them below if you enjoyed this video and
want to support my channel please give
it a thumbs up, subscribe and turn on the
notifications so you don't miss any of
my videos and I'll talk to you next time
bye
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2017 Volkswagen Golf GTI spec confirmed, Golf R 4.8s 0-100 - Duration: 5:10.
2017 Volkswagen Golf GTI spec confirmed, Golf R 4.8s 0-100
Volkswagen Australia has revealed that the forthcoming Golf R will be its quickest model yet thanks to a new seven-speed DSG dual-clutch automatic transmission and an increased power output.
Set to roll into local showrooms alongside the updated Golf GTI in mid-August this year, the R continues to employ a 20-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, but it now benefits from a 7kW boost in power to 213kW whilst torque remains steady at 380Nm.
Unfortunately, the alleged hot-weather conditions Down Under continue to prevent the local arm from importing the full-fat 228kW/400Nm version of the all-wheel drive R that is sold in Europe.
Nevertheless, the Aussie R will knock down the dash from 0-100km/h in 4.8 seconds when paired with the DSG transmission. A six-speed manual gearbox remains an option for purists, but its local performance figures are currently unknown.
Standard equipment added to the five-door hot hatch in this refresh includes a 9. 2-inch touchscreen multimedia system, gesture and voice control, 12.
3-inch digital instrument panel, electric drivers seat with memory function and lumbar adjustment, 19-inch Spielberg alloy wheels and power folding door mirrors with memory function.
A driver assistance package – which includes adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assistant and blind spot detection – and panoramic sunroof are the only two options.
Meanwhile, the aforementioned GTI has also been facelifted and features a detuned version of the Rs engine, which instead produces 169kW/350Nm – a 7kW improvement over the preceding model.
These outputs match those of the outgoing GTI Performance. This vehicle has received a power bump overseas to 180kW, but it has not been confirmed yet for Australia.
Either a six-speed DSG or manual can be fitted with the GTI, while its included kit now extends to an 80-inch touchscreen multimedia system, 18-inch Milton Keynes alloy wheels and LED headlights with dynamic cornering functionality.
Three options packages – Infotainment, Driver Assistance and Luxury – are available with the GTI, but inclusions have not been detailed at this time.
The German carmaker has also confirmed it will add an oil-burning alternative to the Golf Wagon with the 110TDI Highline to join the range when non-performance models go on-sale in early July.
It will be powered by a 110kW/340Nm 20-litre turbo-diesel four and be paired exclusively with a seven-speed DSG.
Equipment levels will include leather upholstery, electric heated front seats with drivers memory function, keyless entry and start, 17-inch Karlskoga alloy wheels, chrome interior and exterior highlights, LED headlights and panoramic sunroof. Driver assistance and multimedia packages will be available optionally.
Pricing for all variants in the Golf 7. 5 line-up will be released early next month.
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Homemade cheese from milk. Camembert - Duration: 6:50.Hello! Today our friends came to us and we decided to try my homemade Camembert cheese
I made it on April 4
I do not know what it turned out to taste ... but now let's try
Everyday life of the farmer. Maria in the village
let's try
Wait, I'll take a picture now for a memory.
I do not believe that he is like real
You mean I'm not that cool? And I can not get it? =)
I warned you that today we will taste my cheese
The more he is now stored, the more he will have a cream
Cheese young yet
This milk is not from our cow, I bought it on the farm, since our cow now does not give milk
But milk is not the same as that of our cow, our milk is better
When you cut cheese, a clot forms. And in our cow it is more pronounced
Milk is good, tasty, but different
But there is no right clot
Did you buy cheese molds?
I made them myself
I make them from plastic containers ... I drill a lot of holes in the walls and the bottom
He does not understand anything! He does not like cheese with mold =)
He's like from the store only fresh =)
Cheese young
Look, the white mold begins to melt the cheese
The more cheese is aged than the thicker the crust
If you would come last week, he was still too young
I love
Yeah it's very tasty
From 4 liters of milk, 3 such cheese heads were obtained
This is a good result
There is a phrase: "cheese is not ready until it passes the exposure"
The most important thing is the proper aging of cheese
I make cheese from raw milk, there are a lot of germs
Can come into reaction, can give bitterness to cheese
Look ... this cheese was stored next to the cheese with mold and infected it
Need subtitles? Write in the comments
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F1 2016 - 100% Race at Sochi Autodrom, Russia in Palmer's Renault - Duration: 1:42:38.We're here once again then, for some more Grand Prix action.
Where success and failure are seperated by fractions of a second.
Where victories are rescued from the jaws of defeat.
It's here that history is made
and we're just about ready to make a little more.
Built on the shores of the Black Sea
the Sochi Autodrom is a 3.6 mile tour
around some of the venues built for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.
Close barriers may make overtakes more challenging
but with 56% of the lap taken absolutely flat out
we certainly won't be wanting for pure speed.
A fitting arena then, to do battle at the pinnacle of motorsport.
I, for one, can't wait to get started
and there's another very excited little chap here beside me as well.
It's our very own Anthony Davidson.
Great to see you again today!
Thanks for that, Crofty. And I'm really anxious to get underway here.
We've got all the makings of a great race today.
World Champions in competitive cars, lots of drivers on form
and I suspect a few strategists on the pitwall looking to try something a bit different
and maybe jump their cars up the order.
"Keep your eyes open on the run to Turn 1 and keep it clean."
"We want to come out in one piece. Good luck!"
So before the off, let's remind ourselves of yesterday's qualifying session
with a look at the starting grid:
An immense lap from Lewis Hamilton yesterday puts him on pole position.
Edging out Raikkonen, who'll start P2.
Looking down the rest of the grid, we have:
Rosberg - Vettel
Max Verstappen - and Ricciardo
Hülkenberg - Massa
Grosjean - and Esteban Gutiérrez
Bottas - Button
Felipe Nasr - and Kvyat
Sainz - Pérez
Rio Haryanto - and Fernando Alonso
Wehrlein - and Magnussen
Marcus Ericsson - and Jolyon Palmer rounds off the grid.
Now it's almost time to light out
so let's go down to the track!
"Well done. Good finish! You stepped up and achieved what we asked. Good job."
A great win then, for the Mercedes team today.
And I have to wonder, Anthony Davidson
just what set them apart from the competition here?
It was a question of right place, right time today.
We were looking at an entirely different race before the Safety Car came out
but they were able to take full advantage after the field had been bunched up.
And here are our podium drivers today after that excellent race.
They've excelled here, as they so often do
and it's a well deserved victory.
Mercedes then, are on top today!
So then, it's time to see how this result affects the driver's championship.
Lewis Hamilton takes over the lead of the driver's championship
after an excellent result.
Moving on to the driver to the day then.
Anthony Davidson, who would you go for?
Well, Jolyon Palmer did a great job coming through the field today, so my vote goes to him.
After all that excitement, it's time for a lie down I think.
Thanks for joining us and goodbye until the next race!
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Deficio on why choking doesn't excuse poor international play & recreating the EU broadcast identity - Duration: 15:38.
Well first of all, I think choking is always a weird thing to discuss because we don't
know what's happening mentally for a lot of these players when they're on stage.
Like maybe after in interviews, they talk about being nervous or unable to perform,
and then you can kind of talk about choking.
But I think when we look at Europe's performance last year, choking is a bad excuse.
Most of our teams, most of the teams in the world just weren't good enough to consistently
beat all those strong teams in international play, especially in best of ones.
And that was really a big problem if you look at let's say G2, which is obviously the big
example.
MSI when they were swapping two players and everything kind of fell apart before the tournament
even started.
It's easy to criticize something -- "Yeah, you choked on stage."
No.
They had no synergy.
The players didn't practice.
It was a mess that was never going to work.
At Worlds with G2, I think we had a fairly weak summer split in terms of overall competitiveness,
and I think G2 going on that stage were not good enough.
So yes you can say maybe they choked and played worse than normal, and it probably played
a little bit worse.
But what I think it comes down to is that when they did not play against a team that
faced multiple times in scrims, in Europe, that they knew in and out.
Then they got surprised when everything didn't go as planned, and teams didn't respect them
the way teams respect them in Europe.
It just backfired and G2 always had an issue when one or two big things goes wrong in the
early game, the communication can kind of break down, and the game plan gets thrown
out the window.
Think back to the CLG game.
Game 1 of Worlds 2016.
I'd spent months hyping up G2.
I'd had one on ones with Jatt telling him "G2 you know.
I know MSI happened.
Forget it.
This is it.
This team is legit.
They're good."
Game 1 happens, and there are some of these plays where, like, Zven is left alone in the
bottom lane early, he gets killed by Xmithie.
There's a play in mid lane where Perkz dies in a 2v2 to also Xmithie.
They're behind 3k gold.
Game plan is out the window.
G2 falls apart.
And then the pressure is on them.
Then the choking can start, because now MSI is happening again.
The number one team in Europe are once again underperforming, and maybe then you can start
talking about like this whole choking thing.
But I think coming into it, the bottom line is they're just not good enough as a team
to consistently beat other good international teams.
And that's why they ended up not getting out of groups.
So I guess to answer your question, sorry.
How do we avoid choking?
We get better.
That's important.
That is one of the key things.
I think we've had a very competitive split now.
If these teams with this practice have not gotten good enough to take down North American
or Chinese teams in best-of-1s.
Well then we are just all the same level very clearly and we are not a level above them.
So the EU broadcast used to be all about Joe Miller, Deman.
The two legends.
Back when I joined, they were still here.
Taught me a lot of things.
It was great to year back in 2014 when it came to learning.
When they left, I think it left the EU broadcast in some ways without an identity.
Now I would like to believe that last year we got that back.
And I think this year we've been working even more on it like I think we have an identity
now.
It became at first a lot about like color casting.
Krepo and I kind of tried to push that narrative but I think I think now, as a broadcast, I
think we have become an extremely close group with different people.
Very different people like a Trevor--Quickshot--cast compared to Pira cast are super different.
Sjokz on the analyst desk is very unique in what she's doing: brings something that no
one else can bring as well.
And same the different color casters.
So we have this broadcast now where I feel like there's room to innovate, which is what
I'm hoping our identity becomes that we're not afraid to try something new.
Being in new segments, being new ways to cast the game, have a little bit more fun in certain
games, try and dive deeper when it comes to the game and macro, and these kind of things
in other games.
And I'm hoping people kind of see how many different things we're actually doing.
And this is everyone doing this.
And it can change from day to day, from show to show, because we have a lot of freedom
to use some great producers kind of allowing us--within a certain limit--to try different
things and find out what works.
Like we're going to have more breakdowns on telestrator.
We'll be drawing and pausing and zooming in and out certain things.
We're going to have you know more player guests on the analyst desk.
Like they're getting better and better doing it.
We're getting better at using them.
We do stuff on this broadcast that I don't feel like any other broadcast is doing right
now when it comes to League of Legends.
And I'm hoping people can appreciate that.
I also understand that it takes time to kind of perfect that style.
You can't just put a player on the analyst desk, and he will be perfect.
He also needs help, and you need to find the right people.
So my hope is that with the next few years, we keep to this innovative style where we're
not afraid to try new things and we do not get locked in the same routine day in and
day out and that each individual member, both casters but also players, get to shine on
our broadcast.
Get to kind of show their personality in who they are and what they can bring to a show,
and how they can entertain because in the end it comes down to entertainment.
And I think we are in the right direction, and I think it's been a positive split when
it comes to our broadcast team and I think we have moved past some of the older names,
and we have a strong team in itself where everyone is still trying to improve.
Everyone knows they can still get better, and no one is just resting you know sitting
and saying "Yeah, it's perfectly fine right now."
But I'm proud of our team.
I'll say that and I think we've done a lot of fun stuff this split, and I've seen a lot
of people enjoy the fun stuff so that's good.
I think my favorite research...
I mean I have two favorite research topics.
One is pick and ban phase.
I've always been super fascinated at pick and ban phase because it's like these mind
games between teams and coaches and there's so many things that goes into a pick and ban
phase.
It's not just "What are the five best picks in each role?
Let's pick them every time."
That doesn't work.
Everything from preferences from the players and the teams, into understanding what is
the best meta.
Being able to kind of separate metas between different regions.
Comfort picks over sometimes the best available.
At certain points, picking what is the number one pick in the meta is not as good as picking
what is a best pick for your player.
All these different things.
And then understanding counters.
If you ask one pro player, he thinks this champion would counter this other champion.
If you ask the other pro player, he says it's the other way around.
All these factors goes into pick and ban phases.
And you can look at every single region, you can see different trends.
You will never see just the same pick and ban phase across every region.
Even this split, where I felt like in many ways the meta were a little bit locked until
recently.
We still would see preferences in pick order, how you draft certain compositions--Korea
would be execute like these new tank comps, other regions couldn't.
These things I think that they're fascinating, they're fantastic to watch and follow that
trend.
And then I think for me, I've always loved the mid game.
I used to love lane swaps.
I used to sit with Krepo for hours and just discuss lane swaps and when we remove them,
we were like "No!
This is like our thing.
We would always be able to explain what was going on."
But now I've moved onto to the mid game and the reason I say mid game is because in the
mid game, a lot of what happens is like big macro decisions that gets made.
And like you can call them rotations as an example, but understanding how to play split
push mainly comes down to the mid game.
Understanding how to play this defensive comp that needs to scale, a lot of that comes down
to the mic game.
Once you're past the mid game, you most of the time will have either that gold lead you
need to then kind of try and push for the win, and then it becomes all about setting
up Baron and getting the Baron, and then use that to win the game which is the same for
a lot of things.
Or if you play this like pure teamfight comp, once you pass mid game maybe that's where
you now can start winning team fights.
So the mid game in itself is so important because that's where a lot of games swing.
It's also where good macro teams can really get a huge advantage.
It's so often we see like SKT lose a few kills in the early game, be down like 1-2k gold.
And then the mid game kicks in, they understand vision, they understand how to trade, they
understand where to pressure on the map, and they get back into the game like that.
And you're just like "Hang on.
You were losing the early game!
Why you still...
Like why does it feel like you're winning every lane when you 0-4 as a team."
That comes down to the mid game again.
And because there's so many things to talk about you can kind of split them up in different
games and mention certain things.
But it can be everything from how they execute comps, vision control, pressure, understanding
power spikes.
It used to be a meme with the power spike but they're so important.
And I'm trying to think of all these ideas of like ways to explain using like ancient
Roman strategies of how they would fight in these multiple formations, and if they had
a winning left flank, they could pressure through the left flank, and then open up like
into the enemy.
And like you can do the same with split push now, if your left flank--your top lane--is
winning.
Then that's an opening.
All that kind of stuff you know.
I'm trying to figure out how to really explain, but I'm so fascinated by it.
And when I talk to people like pr0lly, and we really have these big discussions about
what's happening in the mid game.
It's like sometimes there's this a whole new world opens up where there's a thing you never
thought about that's actually super impactful.
And it just changes everything, because then you're like "Oh damn, I need to look for this
because when this happens then it stops this from happening, and it stops this from happening!"
And it's just fascinating to then research that and learn from yourself but also then
also listen to what other people think.
This is all opinion based, but it all happens in game, and it can all happen without even
seeing it on screen because it's suddenly about the mini map and the big play.
I think...
I think a lot of research when it comes to League of Legends, you can split it up into
multiple different groups.
I think one of the groups is always be up to date with the current stuff.
The current meta, players, everything.
When it comes to...
One of the other groups is being able to understand the history part of regions, teams, players,
and play styles.
Because everything in League of Legends is like... you build upon already existing things.
No meta just comes out of nowhere.
It's because at some point part of this meta that is now a thing happened, and a lot of
players remembered that part.
Let's say it's a split push meta, that has happened since season 1.
Things you learned in season 1, some of them are still viable right now, so you just keep
building on top of it.
So for me, I love being able to kind of think back and remember: "When did certain things
happen?
When did certain thing start?
Which team started it?
What did they do?
What has changed?"
And follow that evolution in many ways helps when it comes to understanding new things.
Because a lot of concepts that happens in the League, they're not just randomly from
nowhere, and no one has ever seen them before.
Very often we have seen part of it, and now we see more maybe a detailed version or a
more well executed version of it.
But a lot of the rules apply three years ago and now to a lot of different things.
So I think being able to kind of go back in history and kind of look back at a lot of
things and remember them is important thing.
I also think it's important for player story.
Like no one wants to stand there at Worlds and talk about you know Smeb and be like "Yeah
Smeb, pretty sure he's a rookie.
I don't think I've really seen him before."
Your credibility is gone.
Like you need to remember "Okay he was on this team.
He did this.
He was really bad in his first year and then he became really good.
And this was his kind of play style."
I feel like to really explain a player it's a lot of notes, a lot or boring stuff sometimes.
But I think it's worth it in the end as long as you can kind of cut it into pieces and
deliver it a little bit at a time.
Never too much.
So what do I want to talk about.
There's one thing I want to say and if you have a question after that is perfectly fine.
But I want to give like a massive thank you to a lot of different people.
It's not an Oscar speech.
I'm not thinking my mom and everything but the fact that the community after what was
a very rough year for me when I first started, first time ever having done on anything on
broadcast and any cast--It wasn't great.
I felt like things after a year turned and then very quickly picked up speed.
And I've been getting so many positives comments, notes, everything from people, and it's obviously
fantastic.
It feels great that people really appreciate what you do.
And I obviously want to thank a lot of people for doing that.
Like taking the time to send a message--really enjoying what I'm doing.
And I really hope that those people as well can see how other people are also working
extremely hard.
Like there's always a lot of hate on newer casters, on certain casters, and they are
in the situation I was in a few years ago, and it can change so quickly but it's hard
for a lot of people to kind of accept a lot of the negativity that's going on.
And it's not as easy just don't visit any social media ever.
Like that's not how it works.
So I really hope people will give newer guys a chance.
And if you want to give feedback, don't let it be the "You suck."
Let it be "Hey.
I don't think it's very good when you're doing this and this and this."
And maybe the guy picks up on it like obviously the internal feedback is happening a lot but
sometimes people need that confidence boost as well from other people than their colleagues.
Because if I keep telling the same guy "You're doing great."
At some point it might lose a little bit of value for him to just hear it over and over,
and he needs to hear from other people as well.
And we are entertaining a crowd.
Knowing the crowd enjoys what you do is a great confirmation that you are doing a good
job in many ways, and it helps with confidence for a lot of people and it allows them to
shine more.
Me...
For myself having that spring split in 2015, where I casted every game because I was the
only color caster.
That's where I built my synergy with Quickshot.
That is where we became a thing.
There was the "Trevor kiss me" moment in the final that was kind of the ending of the whole
thing, and that was where like a lot of the confidence came in for me, and I became more
of myself because I realized that now people are accepting that, and they are allowing
me to do it.
If you don't allow new guys to kind of be themselves because you're shooting them down
instantly.
You slow down a lot of things, and they might never become what they really want to be.
It can be difficult.
Some people can handle it, some people can't.
So I think like just remember the moments where you hated someone then you start loving
them.
That could be the next guy coming in here that you're hating right now.
And I think everyone can help kind of push people forward and make it better
for everyone.
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Customizing AF using the Sony a9 Recall Custom Hold option - Duration: 3:25.
This is the Sony Alpha 9 and it has a
number of powerful customization features
that allow you to adapt to changing scenarios quickly.
One of them allows you to instantly override camera
settings with a simple button press and
this includes camera settings like
shutter speed, aperture, shoot mode and AF modes.
What I've done here is assign a bunch of different custom buttons
to different AF modes.
My main mode is Lock-on AF: Expand Flexible Spot
so you can see I can move it around and
place it on this whiskey bottle
and initiate Lock-on AF.
You can see it's tracking the whiskey bottle.
(it's a little dark in here)
However if I want to instantly go to
Wide or complete Auto mode...
... because in the moment I can't acquire AF using
Lock-on (laggy) and I just need the camera to
take the shot...
I can hit this AEL button which I've assigned to Wide (Auto) AF mode
... which picks my laptop.
If I want to revert to good old center focus-and-recompose
I've assigned that to 'AF-ON'...
... so I can focus and recompose...
Even though I'm in AF-C.
Because it's an override, that overrides your
camera into AF-S, Center focus point.
I've even assigned this downward press of the
joystick to Eye-AF (continuous) so now you can see it
finds the eye of the model on the screen
and tracks it.
So how do I do this?
We go into the menu for Custom Key for Shooting
and then assign any of a number of
custom buttons to what's known as
'Recall Custom hold'. Now you have three of these.
Go in and then here are all the camera
functions that you can instantly override.
Shoot mode, aperture, shutter speed
drive mode, exposure comp, ISO
metering mode, focus mode, focus area and AF-ON
'AF-ON' meaning whether AF is initiated or not.
You basically decide if these overrides are
going to happen by whether or not
there's a checkbox
that's checked or not.
So to assign different custom buttons to different AF modes
what I did is uncheck everything except focus area
... and AF on.
That way for this button I can just assign
Wide
Zone
Center
... any of the AF area modes to this button.
It shows Wide here... and make sure that AF is actually activated (when you press the button).
For the AF-ON button what I did was also go into focus mode and
and checked that because my camera is always
in AF-C: that's where it focuses the fastest.
... and changed this to single-shot AF...
focus area to Center... and AF-On (checked).
Now this button becomes Center focus-and-recompose.
So this is a very powerful way
to quickly adapt to changing scenarios,
in case you need a different
AF mode without ever actually having to
go into the focus area menu system...
... which is a little more cumbersome.
This is a powerful customization feature that
we've seen in high-end DSLRs.
So it's great to see it come to the Sony Alpha 9
professional series of cameras.
This is Rishi Sanyal from DPReview (www.dpreview.com). Thanks for watching.
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Why We Never Got To See A District 9 Sequel - Duration: 5:09.
In 2009, District 9 became the surprise hit movie of the year.
On a budget of just $30 million, the movie went on to make $210 million at the worldwide
box office and was nominated for four Academy Awards, including Best Motion Picture.
Although it didn't win any Oscars, District 9's breakout success was an impressive feat
for an indie sci-fi film out of South Africa with a first-time writer/director that featured
no movie stars.
So why wasn't a sequel to District 9 ever made?
Here's why.
A standalone story
According to District 9 mastermind Neill Blomkamp, he wasn't even thinking about making a sequel
while writing, directing, and editing the film.
Since Blomkamp was only planning on making a standalone film, he didn't set up the overall
story arc was for a sequel or a franchise.
It was only after the film was edited that Blomkamp realized there was room for a sequel,
but he still had no idea where that sequel would go.
He also toyed around with making a prequel instead.
Blomkamp told Hero Complex in 2010:
"I'm not so interested in aliens coming back and blowing things up but [a prequel] might
be interesting."
Obviously that idea never left the ground either, and it wasn't until 2015 that Blomkamp
said that he had a "really cool idea" for a District 9 sequel.
Does that mean that a sequel is finally on the way?
At the moment, it doesn't look likely.
Original films
In a perfect world, production on a District 9 sequel would have started shortly after
the first one was released.
However, without an idea for the sequel, Blomkamp instead used the success of District 9 to
get another original sci-fi film into production within months of District 9's release.
That movie was Elysium, which he worked on until late 2012.
While shooting Elysium, Blomkamp and his wife/co-screenwriter, Terri Tatchell, wrote the script for Chappie
in two weeks, and after Elysium wrapped, they immediately started working on that.
Production on that movie lasted into 2014, and it was released in theaters in February
2015.
So yeah, those movies kept Blomkamp pretty busy post-District 9.
Blomkamp told Rolling Stone that if he were to do the sequel properly, it would take three
years to make.
That's a big time commitment, all while the movie that set it all off recedes into fans'
memories...
Other projects
Chappie was released in May 2015, and although there hasn't been much news about the director
since then, Blomkamp has definitely been busy.
In April 2017, Blomkamp revealed on Twitter that he would be making "experimental" short
films for the video game platform, Steam.
That's a big change from big-budget sci-fi flicks, although at this point in his career
it's certainly less risky than taking a chance on a sequel to District 9.
Blomkamp was also briefly attached to direct a fifth entry in the Alien series, going so
far as to release tantalizing unofficial concept art on Instagram, but unfortunately, that
project probably isn't happening.
In January 2017, Blomkamp tweeted the awful truth: the chances of his Alien movie ever
moving forward are "slim," echoing an earlier tweet that the movie was set aside pending
the success or failure of Alien: Covenant.
That doesn't mean that Blomkamp's blockbuster days are over.
After all, this wouldn't be the first time Blomkamp has bounced back after being sidelined
on a high-profile film project.
Originally, Blomkamp was picked by Peter Jackson to direct a movie based on the Halo video
game franchise.
When Halo fell through, Jackson agreed to produce District 9 based on Blomkamp's 2006
short film "Alive in Joberg."
In other words, the fact that Blomkamp hasn't made a movie for several years now doesn't
mean that a District 9 sequel will never happen...although it seems to be getting less and less likely.
Sharlto Copley is busy, too
Although he looks different at the end of the film, Sharlto Copley is the face of District
9.
In his breakout role as the delightfully clueless bureaucrat, the South African actor wowed
international audiences and launched his Hollywood career.
"But I don't trust it.
I don't trust anything tha-...
Pwwwwww!"
"You alright mate?"
"Vickers, you alright?"
"Cut it!"
After Chappie, Copley's third collaboration with Neill Blomkamp, the actor went on to
star in the Playstation series Powers and the action thriller Free Fire.
As busy as he is, though, Copley has made it clear that he'd gladly reprise his role
if a District 9 sequel ever materialized.
Too hard to follow up?
District 9 ended on a cliffhanger, and the universe of the film is rich with themes and
storylines to explore.
Copley wants to do a sequel, and the movie was a huge success for Peter Jackson's production
company.
In Hollywood, that combination usually adds up to a guaranteed sequel.
And yet the furthest in development that the District 9 sequel got was an 18-page treatment.
One reason for that may be because District 9 was too big of a hit.
Its commentary on social segregation, xenophobia, and racism blended perfectly with its sci-fi
aesthetic, all of which helped make it an overwhelming success for the first-time writer/director.
That's a hard act to follow — even when the act you're following is your own.
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COSMIC DISCLOSURE ASTRAL PROJECTION AND OUR PLACE IN THE UNIVERS - Duration: 1:50.
List of REAL Assets That Hold Their Value Through Nuclear War, Social Chaos or Debt
Collapse
by Edward Morgan
How much of your money will only exist as a computer record on the day the global banking
system fails?
When you log in to your online banking account and view your account balance, do you really
think those electronic digits on your computer screen are real money?
Most people keep the vast majority of their savings and �cash� in electronic form,
existing only as a computer record in a distant bank so far away that they don�t even know
its physical location.
All electronically stored assets are not REAL, and they can all disappear in the blink of
an eye for a long list of reasons.
When the global banking system fails � now a mathematical inevitability � banking customers
will be shocked to discover that electronic numbers on a digital screen are not real wealth.
As they say in the gold bug business, if you can�t touch it, it isn�t real.
Gold, silver and other precious metals are real wealth for the simple reason that they
don�t vanish as banking systems fail.
The stock market, bond market or real estate bubble market can crater all they want�
your gold and silver are still just as real (and just as heavy) as they were before.
More importantly, they�re just as valuable� or even more so because precious metals tend
to skyrocket in value when fiat currencies collapse.
What I�m trying to get at here is that if you don�t own gold, silver or other precious
metals as at least part of your savings portfolio, you might find yourself in real trouble when
SHTF.
Only real assets will outlast the cataclysmic financial �day of reckoning� that�s
coming.
That list can include any or all of the following:
Things of real value that are portable:
Cash (green paper money, which may become instantly worthless, so don�t hold too much)
Pre-1963 coins (that contain silver content) Physical metals (gold, silver, platinum)
Collector�s coins, stamps and historical firearms
Practical firearms and suppressors (silencers) Bearer bonds or corporate stock shares
Natural medicine, seeds and essential oils Iodine, useful for water purification and
protection vs. radioactive iodine-131 Museum-quality art
Valuable yachts or boats if used as the bugout transport of choice
Small aircraft, if you fly out as your bugout strategy
Deeds to land assets (paper proof of ownership) Antibiotics and prescription painkillers or
insulin (high value, easy to carry) Bitcoin [and Ethereum] wallets on a thumb
drive, hopefully encrypted and backed upsomewhere else (will only work if the internet stays
alive) Night vision equipment (PVS-14)
Small radiation detectors THINGS YOU KNOW: (all the things you know
are, by definition, portable) Medical knowledge / first aid / surgical experience
/ infectious disease Communications knowledge / HAM operator / shortwave
radio Firearms knowledge / gunsmithing / long-range
shooting Natural medicine knowledge / natural antibiotics
/ wound healing / prevention Food knowledge / harvesting / preparation
/ preservation / seed saving / wildcrafting Workshop knowledge / repair / making tools
/ blacksmithing / construction Navigation knowledge / compass navigation
/ topo map reading / area knowledge Rural living knowledge / animal care / roping
/ knot tying / butchering Things of real value that are not (easily)
portable:
Land, real estate and commercial buildings Ranch animals / cattle
Vehicles, tractors and even construction equipment Ammunition
Ammo reloading equipment / brass / bullets Storable food
Water filters Honey (it�s food and medicine, and lasts
for decades) Salt (very heavy but also invaluable if you
need some) Water wells, springs or flowing water sources
Large water storage containers / tanks Recreational vehicles that can be lived in
Solar power systems Defensive bunkers / underground homes / shelters
Alcohol stills Communications gear: HAM radios and antennas
Machine shops or heavy tools Large generators
Fuel stores (diesel, propane, natural gas) Ballistic protection gear (helmets, vests,
shields) Heavy equipment grease, hydraulic fluid and
engine oil Knives, machetes, hatchets and tomahawks
Tactical optics (binoculars or magnifiers) Portable light sources: Lanterns, flashlights
BIC lighters and magnesium fire starters (easy to barter, may be portable but are not very
valuable per kg) Protective gear vs. biological agents and
infectious disease (masks, surgical gloves, body suits, etc.)
Personal hygiene items: toilet paper / feminine hygiene / soap
Canning equipment, food dehydrators or smoke houses
Bicycles and other human-powered gear This Article Could Save Your Life: �Consider
This Your Last Wake Up Call�
Things that will be (mostly) useless in an apocalyptic collapse:
Pensions iPhones, Android and all mobile devices
Digital bank accounts holding �money� in electronic form
Paper currency (might hold value temporarily, but could collapse suddenly)
Check books (nobody will accept a check when the banks are down)
Anything that runs on gas (will be hard to find fuel)
GPS navigation devices (won�t work without satellites and power)
Apartments at very high levels of buildings (no electricity means �vertical hiking�
up dangerous stairwells) Luxury vehicles with heavy reliance on electronics
(the simpler the vehicle, the better) Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter and social media
Your Blu-Ray DVD collection Cell phone communications
Government entitlements: Food stamps / Medicare / Medicaid / Unemployment
Academic degrees in �social justice� topics Electronic books (Kindle)
U.S. Treasury bills or other forms of government debt (including municipal bonds)
Right now might be a good time to trade VIRTUAL assets for REAL assets
The bottom line?
Right now might be a good time to start trading your virtual assets for real assets.
Otherwise, you might end up losing your virtual assets when the financial house of cards implodes.
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(ENG C.C)Meeting Kpop Stars at the Pink Play Concert! (Jay Park, Krystal, Zion etc) | Soo Beauty - Duration: 2:09.
Hey guys! This is Soo Here~
Guess where I'm heading right now~!
lol
So Etude House is having this Pink Play Concert
and they have totally upgraded it from last year
So that is where I'm heading to right now!
So I'm getting my makeup there,
and see some Kpop stars! (yay!)
so stay tuned~
Then let's go~
The Pink Play Concert was held at DDP, Seoul
As soon as I got there,
I received one of the Trendy Looks 9 makeup that Etude House was proposing
The makeup that I received was called Contour Beam
and i think it goes well with my new hair color!
hahaha (embarrassed)
I also got to see a lot of Kpop stars there such as Zion.T
Etude House's model Krystal and Jang Doyeon, the host of the concert
and also the very very sexy Jay Park!
I found my self fangirl-ing over him! he's super hot~!!
I also saw THE PONY!!!
As part of Etude House Beautizen Club,
I also had the opportunity to step on the stage
uh...
yeah...
I have no idea what the heck I'm doing there right now lol
but first, we had a rehearsal
and before actually stepping onto the stage,
we had awesome dinner!
guys this place is so good!!!!
i think it was on the 12th floor of the Lotte Dpartment store
and it was absolutely delicious!
I was the only one eating at the end at my table...haha
after that nice dinner,
it was our time to step up on the stage
and we had an opportunity to say hello to everyone there
so it was a really nice experience
even though I'm at the way back because of my tall height
it was still fun hehe
Afterwards, I got to enjoy the concert with my friends
and we ended the night at Sulbing!
Sulbing is the place to go to replenish your energy! yes indeed
hahahaha
Even though this was a short vlog
I wanted to share this fun experience with you guys
i hope you enjoyed
don't forget to press like and subscribe~
and I'll see you guys in my next!
Bye~
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Healthy Vegetable Oatmeal Recipe Video - How to Make Healthy Weight Loss Oatmeal - Easy & Quick - Duration: 2:10.
Add 1 teaspoon olive oil to a saucepan
Olive oil contains monounsaturated or good fat that improves HDL or good cholesterol and lowers LDL or bad cholesterol
Add 1 tablespoon diced onion
Onions are a good source of dietary fibre which aids weight loss, it also contains Vit C, magnesium, Vit B-6 and calcium
Stir fry the onions for 30 seconds
Add ½ teaspoon chopped ginger
Stir fry for 30 seconds
Ginger aids in digestion and prevents over eating
Add one tablespoon chopped beans
Chopping the vegetables very thinly causes loss of vitamin c
Beans have good dietary fibre and they are low in calories and fat
Add medium sized pieces of half of a carrot
Carrots are rich in beta carotene that aids in formation of vitamin A, carrots have low calories and at the same time give a feeling of fullness
Add strips of half of a red capsicum
Red capsicum are vey rich in Vit C, they also contain Vit A, Vit B-6, potassium, magnesium, iron and dietary fibre
Stir fry for 30 seconds
Add 1/4th teaspoon red chilli powder
1/4th teaspoon coriander or dhaniya powder
Add ½ teaspoon salt
Add 300 ml water
Add one tablespoon curry leaves
One tablespoon chopped coirnader
Coriander powder and curry leaves aid in weight loss
Coriander has very low calories
When the water comes to boil, add 50 grams oats
Oats are a good source of protein and soluble fiber
Oats prevent cardiovascular diseases and help in diabetes
Mix well, close the lid
Cook on medium to low flame till the oats get tender and till the water dries up completely
Healthy vegetable oats for weight loss is ready - This meal will give approximately 300 kcal per serving
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Only 72 Hours - Stop Hair Fall - Duration: 2:54.
if you eat two bananas a day
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eating an apple a day keeps doctor away
but eating two bananas a day
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your weight will never increase after
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contains 110 grams of calories in which
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Procter and Gamble-owned Charmin dumps off load of toilet paper for Michigan tight end Jake Butt - Duration: 0:59.
IT'S N-F-L DRAFT DAY ...AND
EVEN CINCINNATI-BASED PROCTER
AND GAMBLE WANTS A PIECE OF
THE ACTION.HAVE YOU SEEN THIS VIDEO?
VIDEO?P AND G "DUMPED" A HUGE
TRUCKLOAD OF CHARMIN FOR
MICHIGAN TIGHT END JAKE BUTT.
SURE, IT SEEMED LIKE ONE BIG
JOKE ABOUT HIS LAST NAME ...
BUT IT TURNS OUT MR. BUTT IS
USING THAT UNUSUAL NAME TO HIS
ADVANTAGE.HERE HE IS WEARING A
#88 CHARMIN JERSEY ...PROVING
THIS MIGHT JUST BE ONE BIG
BATHROOM-THEMED PUBLICITY
STUNT.BUTT IS EXPECTED TO BE
DRAFTED IN THE SECOND OR THIRD
ROUND.
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HOW TO CLEAR YOUR ICLOUD STORAGE? - Duration: 2:42.
GREETINGS EVERYONE!
WE FINALLY MEET AGAIN TODAY
IN OUR CHANNEL CALLED "FUTURE HEADS"
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AND ANYTHING THAT CAN GIVE US INSPIRATION AND MOTIVATION
OK, TODAY WE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH YOU ON
ICLOUD STORAGE IS TO STORE YOUR PICS AND ETC
HAVE YOU EVER USED YOUR IPHONE
AND SUDDENLY IT NOTIFIES YOU TO CLEAR YOUR ICLOUD STORAGE
WE WILL TEACH YOU HOW TO CLEAR UP THE STORAGE
AND TO STORE IMPORTANT THINGS, SUCH AS CONTACTS
YOUR SAFARI, CALENDAR AND ETC
STAY TUNED, AND KEEP WATCHING!
IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN APPLE HAS PROVIDED US 5 GB FREE
FOR US TO STORE LIKE CONTACTS, OR ETC
FIRST, GO TO SETTINGS
FIND ICLOUD
SELECT STORAGE
NEXT, MANAGE STORAGE
IT WILL LIST DOWN THE DEVICE YOU USED
LET SAY I CHOOSE THE 31.7 MB
THEN, YOU JUST DELETE THE BACKUP
BUT MAKE SURE WHICH ONE IS THE IMPORTANT
THAT'S ALL. VERY SIMPLE.
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Mold Attorney Atlanta | What Do Air Allergen Clients Generally Complain About Environmental Report? - Duration: 5:25.
Mr. Jeffries: Good morning, I'm Carson Jeffries with the Mold Firm and I'm here today with
long-time friend and owner of Air Allergen & Mold Testing.
Mr. Johnson: My name is Richard Johnson and I'm the President/CEO of Air Allergen & Mold
Testing.
There's three things that may really relate to mold and that is if you see it, obviously
that's an issue; if you can smell it, the odor that's given off, the musty odor that
you smell from homes or in homes are the gases that are given off while mold is metabolizing
whatever it's growing on.
So if you smell that smell, mold is growing somewhere; and the third thing is any kind
of health symptoms particularly that are associated with the respiratory system, whether you're
having sinus problems, whether you're having any kind of breathing issues.
But it's not limited to that - mold problems go far greater than that for a variety of
reasons.
One of the reasons is that 70% of those who have asthma also have allergies.
They have allergies to the mold spores and when you have, and a lot of people have allergies,
you don't have to have asthma to have these allergies, when those get into your windpipe
and your respiratory system, you get this redness and swelling just like you would get
on your skin if you have your skin broke out some way.
And that impairs the mucus system from working properly and those little areas that are rough
like that become places where bacteria and viruses can get into your system and cause
other kinds of diseases.
There are some studies that suggest that between 10 - 30% of all diseases associated with particulate
are associated with indoor air.
The other way that it can harm you is that, in sufficient quantities, these spores that
carry these toxins, they get down into the, they're small enough to get into the alveolar
where the oxygen is exchanged with your blood and your body will break those up and then
those toxins go out into your blood and they can go to other organs in your system as well
and cause damage elsewhere.
The other thing that we're finding, some recent studies have shown that there was one study
that looked at data from 14 states and concluded that 90% of the dust in those homes that were
studied contained chemicals that were considered to be unhealthy chemicals.
90% of them contained 1 of 10 chemicals, including one of the chemicals that was a carcinogen,
a known carcinogen.
Mr. Jeffries: OK.
Mr. Johnson: And some of the mold spores are known carcinogens as well.
We've done an analysis on carpet dust that we have separated.
We keep track of symptoms in the same database that we keep track of the findings in the
lab and that makes us kind of unique because we're one of the only inspection companies
in the country that has our own lab.
So we can tailor the lab reports that we're getting to what we feel like we need to find
in the field to help people with their measuring their indoor air quality, including the different
kinds of mold and we break it down whether they're likely to be from outdoors or indoor-outdoors
or water damage spores, we break down in our reports.
But it provides us the other opportunity to mine that data over a period of time.
And what we've done is take in symptoms, like headaches, and we've looked at what we find
in the carpet dust.
And we've divided the people that the number of homes that had a particular type of mold
spore that said they had headaches, with the people that didn't say they had headaches.
And what we find if there's a positive number, you're more likely to find those in an environment
where people are suffering from headaches.
We found that there's about 25 spore types that were positive for that ratio for what
we found in the carpet dust.
We've done the same thing for allergies and we've done the same thing for respiratory
problems and each of them had something in the mid-20s that different spore types were
associated but when you look at all the health symptoms that we have found, and we've taken
those ratios for all of the different spore types that we've found, about 62 of the 70
spore types that were found in any quantity were associated with, were found more often
in homes where there were one of the health symptoms that we track.
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Jasmin #209, a young mum and housing activist for Focus E15 - Duration: 3:08.
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Pokemon Parody #1 – How to be THE WORST POKEMON TRAINER in Hoenn - Duration: 5:40.
Hey!
Have you guys noticed how internet is full of tutorials on how to be the best Pokemon
trainer, EV train this, Shiny chain that, but what about being the worst one?
I mean if you ever wanted to be a Team Rocket grunt or just another youngster Then you definitely
don't need a guide on how to be the best, or good for that matter, but rather how to
be the worst Pokemon trainer!
Luckily for you, I'm here to teach you just that.
So here is how I became the worst Pokemon trainer.
All you gotta do is repeat what Im doing and you'll get there in no time.
It helps if your English sucks!
Actually, that's all you need.
But you can also just NOT use your brain, it does the trick as well.
So here is how I did it when I first started playing.
My first game was Pokemon Sapphire, and while I didn't understand English much at the
time, I knew how to count to 10 and say "hi", I saw a Pokemon game for the first time, and
figured I should give it a try since I was a huge fan, how bad can it be right?
It can't be that bad.
Well, I was right, it wasn't that bad…it was worse, and here's why.
Ok so I'm gonna skip the beginning because it's just downright embarrassing.
How embarrassing you ask?
Well let's just say that a small town called Littleroot town had a total of three houses,
and it took me over half an hour to find the lab.
Which was also the biggest building out of three.
I mean it could have had flashy signs pointing at it and I'd still probably be bumping
into trees like an idiot.
So, moving on forward, my next station was Oldale town, where a dude didn't let me
pass through, till he's done making a sketch of footprints left by a rare Pokemon.
Now, at the time, I had no idea what footprints meant.
I saw the part that said prints, something prints, so I figured he dropped his papers
so he has to gather them before I can continue.
So what do I do?
I check out every NPC and every house and every bookshelf in search for prints or whatever
he was looking for only to find a load of nothing.
And that was all before I realized there was a road leading to the north of the town.
Which is yet another part I'll be skipping since it took me an embarrassing amount of
time before I found my way to May.
Even though there were only two patches of grass between me and her…I don't even
know how I managed to get lost so many times.
Long story short, I did it, and the scientist let me pass.
I figured he finally collected his papers and now I'm good to go.
And honestly, I'm glad I thought that's what happened.
I mean, in my version at least he was some clumsy dude who dropped his stuff on the ground,
rather than being a "scientist", who blocked my way so he could sketch HIS OWN footprints.
I mean I'm not sure who was a better example of a low IQ at that point.
Moving on, I found myself on an island, in a Dewford..dewford…is that how you pronounce
it?
Dewford…yeah Dewford town, and I'm supposed to find a cave, and there is a guy, Steven,
inside the cave, and I'm supposed to bring a letter to him.
I mean I don't understand what they were thinking giving a letter to a 12 year old
to deliver it to the deepest end of a God forgotten cave but hey, if a kid can own a
giant legendary whale, he can sure as hell go to a cave alone as well.
Well, this probably works when you know what you are doing….which I didn't.
So I'm in the cave, right?
And I received this thing, HM aka Hidden Machine 05, aka Flash.
Problem?
I had no idea what HM meant, what these CDs were for, and what Flash meant as a word to
begin with.
Granted, even if I knew what Flash meant, it wouldn't help much since I didn't see
a connection between teaching my Pokemon an attack and something that pretty much looked
like a CD.
Like what do I do with it?
Feed it to Pokemon?
Plus I didn't need it.
I mean I can see the entire room…well, I could, until I climbed down the ladder.
Suddenly that "entire room" was minimized to a very small circle, with everything else
being dark.
But that small circle..it was lit man.
[BADUMTSSSS].
pfft So from there, I bumped into every single rock there was, I had no idea what I was doing,
and in real life I would have had at least 10 concussions, several broken bones and less
will for life than a Metapod wearing an everstone and knowing only how to Harden.
And all those Zubats attacking me?
Yeah they were probably the ones running away from me rampaging all over the cave.
Anyway, if I recall correctly, this is a part where I gave up on the game and restarted
it about 3 times within a month cos I wasn't going anywhere with it, and the only thing
levelling up was my frustration.
But yeah, I finally found my way, gave Steven his letter, and we went our separate ways.
Well, he did it least.
I on the other hand got lost again on my way out.
Spent yet another eternity battling Zubats and trying to get out seeing nothing but two
pixels away from my nose.
Oh but Sven, why didn't you use an escape rope?
Well, my friend, because, while I did have it with me at the time, I had no idea whatsoever
what the word "escape" meant.
Brilliant, right?
That's why not knowing English helps you became the greatest worst trainer ever.
Also, the escape rope icon looked like food to me.
So there's that as well.
Oh but Sven, why didn't you just use a dictionary?
Well again, my friend, there was no need for that, since 12 year old me thought he was
the smartest person alive and didn't need help to play some pokemon game for some Gameboy.
I was too proud, too good, and too lazy.
Oh and by the way, wanna know what was my first Pokemon's nickname?
It was AAAAAAAAAA.
Cos I had no idea how to exit the nicknaming screen.
How awesome is that.
But it was probably the most appropriate name too, since that was probably the only thing
my Mudkip could have been saying while travelling with me.
So yeah, that is how my journey in Hoenn region started.
First game, first region, first questioning of my own intelligence, and that's only
the tip of the iceberg.
So yeah, thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe if you want to see more.
Be active, stay in motion, and I'll see ya next time.
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Mother donates breast milk to honor baby gone too soon - Duration: 1:53.
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Trump's new approach to domestic policy Strategic patience - Duration: 5:44.
Trump's new approach to domestic policy Strategic patience
by W. James Antle III
The new White House has given up on strategic patience when it comes to foreign affairs,
but on domestic issues, President Trump seems to have nothing but time.
That was Trump's argument on Tuesday when he was pressed on reports that he's giving
ground on border wall funding, and that other priorities, like Obamacare repeal, will also
be delayed.
"Yeah, yeah sure, we have plenty of time, got a lot of time," Trump said in response
to a question about whether the big, beautiful wall he so often promised on the campaign
trail would get built before the end of his term.
A fight over its funding has been pushed to the fall, and maybe into next year, as both
the White House and Capitol Hill seek to avoid a partial government shutdown at the end of
the week.
It's part of a broader pattern.
Asked last week if there would be a healthcare vote by this coming Friday, Trump said it
didn't matter.
"Doesn't matter if it's next week.
Next week, doesn't matter," Trump said.
"It'll happen.
You'll see what happens."
Trump appeared open to delaying Obamacare repeal even further during a reception for
conservative writers and reporters Monday evening.
"We could come back in September, but we'll see what we get now," the president said.
Trump has dismissed appraisals of his first 100 days in office as "artificial," "not very
meaningful" and "ridiculous."
But some of the Trump administration's allies are a bit more worried about the calendar,
and fear time is already growing short.
"They don't really have four years," said a Republican strategist.
"They really have about 10 months."
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The reasoning behind this is that as the 2018 midterm elections approach, members of Congress
will be even more reluctant to take hard votes on Obamacare, tax reform and other contentious
issues because they will soon face the voters.
"If the Democrats win in 2018," the strategist continued, "the Trump administration is over,"
at least in terms of what it can accomplish legislatively.
This is what happened to former President Barack Obama.
He scored big legislative victories with the stimulus and Obamacare early in his first
term while he still had big Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress.
Even with Democrats still in control, Obama had difficulty advancing other agenda items
like immigration reform or cap and trade as 2010 beckoned.
Once Democrats lost control of the House later that year and Republicans retook the Senate
in 2014, Obama's legislative agenda stalled.
He had some bargains like the Budget Control Act, which he never enthusiastically supported,
but was forced to rely on executive orders to do almost anything else.
Obama did get re-elected, however.
Some Republicans are skeptical Trump could replicate that feat without delivering more
for his supporters, because Obama could at least point to the passage of Obamacare and
the stimulus.
Democrats would also gain new subpoena powers if they took over the House or Senate, allowing
them to conduct more robust hearings on Trump's finances, potential conflicts of interest
and Russian connections � all with more sympathetic media coverage than the Benghazi
committee ever received.
The Trump administration and its outside supporters categorically deny that delays have become
the norm.
They point to Wednesday's coming announcement on tax reform.
They argue that they have continued to make progress on Obamacare, getting important members
of the conservative House Freedom Caucus as well as a key centrist lawmaker on board with
the latest replacement plan, with an amendment that was released late Tuesday.
Nor does the White House concede it has budged on the border wall.
"There will be a wall built," press secretary Sean Spicer insisted at Tuesday's briefing.
"Nothing has changed on the president's priorities."
Asked whether the wall funding was at least being delayed for now, Spicer shot back, "No,
no.
I never � no one said delayed."
This echoes what a senior White House official told the Washington Examiner last week.
"There's going to be a wall � a big, physical barrier � over large swaths of the border,"
the official said.
"And that's what the president is going to deliver on."
One activist who has been influential in conservative politics since the 1994 midterm elections
swept Republicans to their first House majority in 40 years pinned the blame on Congress.
"If you look at it, the president has done as much as he can do through executive power
to deliver on his campaign promises," the activist said.
"At some point, Republicans on Capitol Hill have to hold up their end of the bargain."
"They didn't seem to spend much time finding a [healthcare] proposal they had in reserve
that was ready to launch if they prevailed in 2016," the conservative activist said.
For now, with the healthcare bill in the center of a fight between Republicans, it's become
a game of hurry up and wait for both GOP lawmakers and Trump.
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Acer Aspire Switch Pro 3 is the new addition to Acer Switch series - Lets see what its made of - Duration: 4:53.
Acer Aspire Switch Pro 3 is the new addition to Acer Switch series - Lets see what its
made of
Acer has added another affordable convertible to its switch series tablets.
So what can you expect out of this 2 in 1 laptop?
Lets find out.
Acer Aspire Switch 3 Pro leaks confirm low-cost specifications.
Acer's 2-in-1 range could have a new entry-level version of its convertible tablets in the
near future.
Acer may well have a new 2-in-1 tablet design in the works that
comes in cheaper than its Switch Alpha 12, though it may have a similar design.
Although not officially announced by Acer, leaked information gives us a good idea of
what the convertible laptop will look like, as well as what some of its internal
specifications could be.
One of the most interesting aspects of the new Acer system, which point to it being an
entry-level option, is that it�s said to have a Pentium N4200 processor.
Although a classic nomenclature of Intel�s processor lineup, it is weaker than the more
commonplace Core i3, i5 and i7 CPUs.
However, that should help keep costs down, even though the retail listings for the unannounced
2-in-1 paint it as costing more than 600 euros ($650).
That is most likely a placeholder price, so we would expect the actual cost to be far
lower.
Other specifications that these listings cite, include 64GB of internal storage and that
it will run Windows 10 Pro as its operating system.
TabletMonkey�s leaked images show that, much like the Switch Alpha 12, the Switch
3 Pro will have a slimline black bezel, with a kickstand for media viewing
and a detachable keyboard.
We also know that it has a combination of USB Type-A and Type-C ports,
as well as a MicroSD card slot, which will allow for expanded storage beyond the basic
64GB.
We still don�t have a full list of specifications for the device, with no idea
about potential hardware options or how much memory it may come with.
There�s also no word on the battery life, which is of paramount
importance in portable devices like this.
Official information about the Switch 3 Pro is expected to be released in the next 48
hours, as Acer�s annual product launch event in New York takes place on Thursday.
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Overwatch Mysteries: Focus Fire - Why Your Team Can't Kill Anything - Duration: 3:00.
Welcome to FPS Science, I'm Tommyttk
Lets investigate focus firing.
Or as it's known on the EU servers -
So you're a dps player, lets say you play a character like genji or tracer perhaps.
If you generally know what you're doing with these characters then you've probably had
games where
you finish with 50, 60, 70 eliminations, or more, in a match.
I bet you've also had a game, where despite feeling like you're playing just as well as
before... you just can't
seem to finish targets off.
Your elimination count is considerably lower.
You're getting the damage in
but nothing will just DIE!
So, what's going on here?
Well I can say with a reasonable degree of certainty that the problem is not in fact
because you suck at dps.
And the rest of your team mates probably don't suck all too much at their preferred roles.
The problem does not lie in any one player's ability, it lies in the team's ability to
work together effectively.
Once a team has mastered the ability to group up together, the next most important fundamental
is focus fire.
Ask an RTS player and this concept is painfully obvious to them.
If you have your soldiers each choose a
separate target then the enemy force threat level does not reduce until you've eliminated
everything.
By focus firing targets in turn, you eliminate threats entirely and finishing off the remaining
targets
becomes easier.
Just take a look at this example.
Each hero in this red team has been instructed to shoot a separate target.
It takes
12 shots to kill the opponents on the green team.
Lets turn it round.
The green team is instructed to focus their fire where I am pointing.
Now if the enemy doesn't
shoot back, it actually takes the same amount of time to finish all targets.
But what if both teams are shooting each other at the same time.
The green team is able to elimiate targets in turn, while maintaining their full force
for longer.
The end result is that all red targets are out, whilst the greens survive with 5 out
of their 6 players.
On an individual level, these red bots are equal in potency to the green bots, but the
greens will win this
scenario every single time.
So you see, in those games where your team is just getting stomped, and it feels like
they just won't die
it may not be because you're outclassed in skill, just that their team is, conciously
or coincidentally,
coordinating their fire appropriately and your team is not.
So we've looked at grouping, we've looked at focus firing, but how do you actually get
your team to do these
things.
That leads us to the third fundamental of teamplay - communication.
Thanks for watching to the end, I've been Tommyttk, not a pro gamer, but I am a pro
educator,
and perhaps more importantly, a British person, So whether I know what i'm talking about or
not,
it will at least SOUND like i do, and you're gonna listen.
If you want to listen more,
please like, subscribe and share and I'll see you next time on FPS Science.
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