We are now at Quintanilla de Valdebodres
We are going to the second "dry" waterfall
Wich is the Mea waterfall
We rectify
We are not going from the town but from the road itself
There, there it says it
Mea waterfall
Mea waterfall
Auch what a blow!!
Are you ok?
Yes, yes...
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Let's see how solid these things are…
Why does destroying tech always make me cringe and laugh uncontrollably at the same time?
That's what YouTube videos are for, am I right?
Hey guys!
Welcome to DIY in 5!
I'm Trisha Hershberger and in this episode, we're talking about the different form factors
of Solid State Drives or SSDs.
If this demystifies things a bit, don't forget to subscribe so you won't miss any
of our upcoming PC upgrade episodes.
So the time has come.
You're here because you know about these magical little things called SSDs.
They're supposed to make your system so quick it's like they've been created at Hogwarts.
The lucky toss!
The first SSD we'll talk about is one you've probably seen before, the 2.5" form factor.
It's been around as long as notebooks have been popular, and when you think of a hard drive,
this is probably what you imagine it looks like because it's the most popular size.
If you're upgrading your laptop that isn't one of those super-thin Ultrabooks
this is probably what you'll need.
For you PC builders, most cases today have handy mounts
that will easily fit a few of these drives in your system.
So what about our Ultrabook users out there?
With notebooks getting so slim and light the regular size SSDs just won't do!
That's where M.2 size SSDs come in.
Some people call them gum-stick SSDs because of their shape, but trust me, they are not for eating.
If you do have a desktop or notebook that takes this form factor
there are two things you'll need to keep in mind.
The first option for M.2 is the length.
They come in a few standard lengths: 60mm, 80mm, and 110mm.
Just make sure you don't get one that's too long for your system because it just won't fit.
That's what she said!
Our final option to consider for M.2 is what's known as the interface.
There are two main types: SATA and PCIe.
Most older systems only accept SATA SSDs,
but some of the newer systems take PCIe or even both options.
The main takeaway between the two is that PCIe will give you a faster SSD
but usually at a higher price.
Finally we'll get into our honorable mention form factors.
These last three shapes and sizes are out there, but aren't nearly so popular.
First up is the half-height half-length or HHHL.
These are only for our desktop builders out there.
If you have extra PCIe slots you know, those slots that everyone plugs their video cards into,
then this might be a good option for you.
The good thing is these SSDs aren't as big and bulky as video cards so they can usually
fit in the open slots you have available.
Next up is the mSATA drive.
This is an older form factor that looks suspiciously similar to M.2,
but don't be fooled, they're not interchangeable.
If you've got a notebook or one of those smaller media center PCs from a few years ago,
you might have mSATA inside.
Last, but definitely not least, is the future of SSDs, the U.2.
These look like our normal 2.5" drives but with a little more meat on the bone.
Currently only servers and high-end systems support this form factor but those that do
should notice incredible speeds above and beyond other SSDs.
So what burning PC building questions do you have?
Let us know in the comments below.
If you want to build a PC specifically for video editing,
see what components we recommend in this video here.
That's all for now!
See ya next week.
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And she's standing there naked
And she's taking off her clothes
No I don't wanna face it
But now we're all alone
I'm not afraid anymore, I'm alive & woke
I know there's something inside me
Instead of flying I fall down
I'm sick of dying in my sleep
And she's standing there naked
And she's taking off her clothes
No I don't wanna face it
But now we're all alone
Forever together now
Something that we can sing
We need to feel
Who's taking the wheel
Something that I can keep forever
Something that's real
Give me something to feel
'Till you hear the pin drop
Let the music take your soul
Tell the beat don't stop
We gotta keep pressing on
'Till you hear the pin drop
Let the music take your soul
Tell the beat don't stop
We gotta keep pressing on
And she's standing there naked
And she's taking off her clothes
No I don't wanna face it
But now we're all alone
Forever together now
Something that we can sing
We need to feel
Who's taking the wheel
Something that I can keep forever
Something that's real
Give me something to feel
I'm not afraid anymore, I'm alive & woke
I know there's something inside me
Instead of flying I fall down
I'm sick of dying in my sleep
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Hi everyone. I'm rincey and this is rincey reads. Today i'm going to be doing
part two of my September wrap-up. Last week I posted in my part one because
I've read a lot of books this month. I decided to break up my wrap-up into two
parts, which I normally don't do. But I figured this would give me a chance to
talk a little bit more about the books and not feel so like super rush to get
everything in within like a 20 minute time frame. These videos are still long
because I still have a lot of books to talk about, so let's jump right in.
So the first book I want to talk about is Joyland by Stephen King. This is,
I think it's technically a novella. Actually I'm not sure about that. Don't
take my word on that. For the read or dead podcast which is the mystery
thriller podcast that I co-host for book riot, we were doing a Stephen King
specific episode and so I wanted to read a little bit more Stephen King. I haven't
read a lot of Stephen King by any means. Joyland was recommended to me by a
couple of different people. And I knew that it wasn't like one of his like big
horror novels, which is not something I'm interested in. I am a big, big baby so I
don't generally read like most horror books. So I decided to go for Joyland
because I heard relatively good things about it. This is basically
a coming-of-age story which was not what I was expecting. I was expecting like a
mystery or suspense book. You are following this guy named Devin who is in
college and over the summer he ends up getting basically a summer job at this
carnival called joyland. There are some like mysterious elements that are
happening here. There's this woman who was murdered on one of the rides and so
supposedly it's haunted. But the majority of the time you're basically just
following Devin as he like figures out his life. You know, they pitch the story
as it like solving this mystery of this woman who was murdered a long time ago
or at least years ago and that is definitely part of the story. But, like I
said, it's mainly a coming-of-age story which was okay. I thought this book was
just like okay. It wasn't bad. It wasn't great. It didn't really pull me in.
I didn't find the mystery particularly engaging. It was fine. I can't really
like recommend it. I won't say that it's a bad book because I don't think it's
really a bad book. It's just kind of there. The one thing I will say is that
it seemed like the main character Devin was really obsessed with his
girlfriend at the time. So the way this book is structured it's,
Devin's telling you the story, like a present-day version of Devin is telling
you this story of what happened to him over the course of this like year.
And assuming that this guy is probably you know in his like 50s or 60s when he's
telling this story, they don't really say that but you know he's older.
He's definitely like grown up. He talks about how like people in his life have
passed away because you know they've grown up. So you know that he's
significantly older. He still seems really bitter about this girlfriend
which was like my one main turn-off about this book, I will say that. The next
book that I finished was chemistry by Weike Wang. In the story, you are
following this unnamed narrator. She is getting her PhD in chemistry. She is just
under a lot of pressure in order to get the results that she needs in order to
like complete her PhD. She's dating someone who wants the relationship to
move faster than she's really willing or wanting to she's constantly comparing
herself to her peers and the other people working at this lab. She has a lot
of pressure. The main character's Chinese. I believe she's also a Chinese immigrant.
And so she feels a lot of pressure from her parents to succeed and to do great
things and all this stuff and all of this pressure is really getting to her.
And then suddenly like basically she cracks one day and she's forced to
figure out what she's going to do next after this major episode happens.
This was a really interesting reading experience. This is a really short book
and it split basically into two parts. And I was really into the first half of
this book and I was not so much into the second half of this book unfortunately.
I think that the author explores some really interesting things in terms of
living your life sort of wanting to fulfill your parents expectations and
not being able to do so and trying to figure out how to live your own life or
how to live a life that's fulfilling to you and realizing that that might not
like go towards what your parents want in your life. There's also a lot of
really interesting discussions in here in terms of like love and relationships
and especially how different cultures sort of deal with that. The main
character in here, like I said, she is a Chinese immigrant and so the way that
she deals with people is very different than the way like her American boyfriend
does. Her boyfriend is very like loving and expressive and shows his feelings.
And she's very much like an inward person. She's not as
expressive with her emotions. She's very like logical and things just very limit
linearly. And there's even just like a little bit of just stilted-ness in terms
of her understanding just because she's also Chinese immigrant. So there's like
language barriers also happening. There's a lot of things about like various
metaphors that don't make sense to her because obviously she didn't grow up with
the language and such. But after this sort of like major episode happens,
the story starts to like fall apart a little bit. It loses a lot of structure and then
it feels like it rushes in the end to just kind of wrap everything up and I
feel like the way it wrapped up was like a little bit too neat and nice for the
way things were going. um I think that if this were maybe a little bit of a longer
book, it would have been nicer to just kind of like spread out that ending a
little bit more to make it feel more natural. The writing in here is very
stilted and again I think that has a lot to do with like the narrator's point of
view. English is in her first language. And she's a very you know not into like
flowery language or metaphors or anything like that. There's a lot of
references in here to like chemistry and scientific methods and things like that
which I actually really like. Like I like that sort of play on what's happening in
her life and how she views it through the lens of a scientist. But yeah I just
kind of wished everything was developed a little bit more. By the end, again, it
just felt like it was all being rushed to be finished and it didn't really like
have an organic ending to it. So yeah I gave it a 3 out
of 5 stars. It's not a bad book. It's a relatively short book. But if it sounds
interesting to you, I would check it out. But I know that this is not going to be
everyone's cup of tea. So yeah liked it, didn't love it. All right next up I got
bluebird, bluebird by Attica Locke. This is probably one of my most anticipated
books of the year. This is a brand new release. It just came out in September
and I got it from the library immediately. I love this book. I'm
actually gonna do a full review on this book so I'm not going to talk about it
too much here. But if you have read Attica Locke before and you enjoy her
books, then you should definitely pick this one up. It's not my favorite. Cutting
season is still my favorite out of her books but this one is now a close second.
In this story you are following this character named Darren who is a Texas
Ranger. He left his hometown to like go to school and he was like on his way
of being a lawyer and then stuff happened and he ends up becoming a Texas
Ranger. When you started off, he's like in the middle of this big case
and trial and you kind of see what sort of state his life is in. And then he gets
pulled into this case in a small town which just like reminds him a lot of
like his home and the things that he had to deal with.
Yeah Attica Locke is just like a really great writer. She intertwines the ideas
of like a general mystery along with what it's like to be a black person in
the United States right now. Even beyond that, like the characters in here are so
so complex. Darren is that a great person by any like measure. I mean, he does good
things but like he's also done some really bad things as well. um And so
Attica Locke creates these sort of characters who very much live in the
gray area of the world and I think it's just like a really interesting
exploration of that. So yeah, that's all I'm gonna say. I gave this book a 4 out
of 5 stars. And I will be doing a full review on it
next month. All right then the next book that I finished this month was one dark
throne by Kendare Blake and this is the sequel to three dark crowns. This book I
believe is gonna be a four book series. And I'm not going to talk too much about
the synopsis because it's literally impossible to do this without spoiling
things about the first book. I really enjoyed the second book. If you read the
first one and you really liked it, you're going to like this one as well. If you
didn't like the first one, you're not gonna like this one either because it's
literally like along the same lines as the first book. This is a very like slow
paced, character driven fantasy story, which i think is my personal favorite
type of fantasy stories. It reminds me a lot of the queen of the tearling series.
Queen of the tearling is a lot more like violent and a lot more in-your-face and
yeah just like a lot more adult. But if you like that series and you also like
young adult books I think that you will like this series as well. Kendare Blake
just does a really great job of just creating this really interesting cast of
characters. My one complaint would be that there are a lot of characters that
you have to follow in this series. But I really love the three Queens a whole lot
and just seeing how things develop is crazy to me. I was so surprised. Like
there are certain things where I was like okay it's very clear certain plot
points are going to happen in the second book just based on the way things are
unfolding. And I was reading this going, how is she going to accomplish this and
still make this a four book series? And then the events
happened and I was like completely in awe of Kendare Blake. So yeah, I'm
really enjoying the series. Feel free to talk to me about it down in the comments
below if you read these books as well because I would love to talk about it.
Just make sure you mark your comments like spoilers for the series and stuff
so that way people don't get spoiled if they haven't read it already.
But yeah, if you are someone who likes slow paced character driven fantasy
series, I recommend checking these out for yourself. I'm also going to link to
my favorite books of 2016 video just because I talked about three dark crowns
in that one. I believe it's that video. I'll find their video where I talk about it
because yeah it was one of my favorite books of 2016 and this is just
continuing on and it's still one of my favorites. I very rarely love a series
this much anymore and this is still one that oh I'm so excited for the next two
books. I'm very upset that they don't come out for like another year. Although
there are prequels coming out. I think their novellas. But yeah, I want the real
books now or not, you know, they're all real books book. Whatever. You know what I mean.
Next up, I finished a kind of freedom by
Margaret Wilkerson Sexton. This is a book I picked up because it was longlisted
for the National Book Award. I don't know if I talked about it on this channel yet.
I talked about it on Twitter that's for sure. When the long list for the National
Book Award was announced, I was really excited by the fiction long list, as well
as a young adult fiction long list. So I decided to try to read as many of
those books as possible because I've already read three out of the ten.
This will be four out of ten now. So I figured I might as well just read as much of the
long list as I can. Some of them aren't out yet
so I can't read those. Although I guess I could try to get ARCs but I don't care
that much. Anyways. This is a multi-generational novel that spans from
the 1940s through about present-day. I believe the last year is around like 2010
or 2011. And you are mainly following three characters within this family.
The first one is Evelyn who is this Creole woman living in New Orleans.
She is growing up in sort of like the midst of World War Two. I believe that the
story for her starts around like 1942 I want to say. And then you follow her
daughter Jackie who is living in about like the 1980s and then you're following
Jackie's son named TJ who is again in sort of like present-day. Yeah this is
one that's a very, very short. It's less than 300 pages long. I will say
the one like complaint I have is that I wish it was longer because I think
they're still like so much with this family that could have been explored.
But I did give this book a 4 out of 5 stars. It's really, really moving, really, really
heartbreaking. You can definitely tell it has like debut novel-ness on it.
And another thing is that it doesn't follow the family like linearly. Like you start
with Evelyn in the 1940s but then you jump to you Jackie and then you jump
to TJ and then you jump back to Evelyn and you kind of like go through all of
them in cycles. And I just realized the character's name is not TJ it's TC.
Which is a really interesting way to tell the story. And sometimes it was nice because
you at least know that like things are going to come. But there are certain like
links that I wish were made. There are, you know, kind of big gaps in between all of
these different decades and so there are big parts of this family's history that
you don't necessarily get. But I think that this novel does a really great job
of sort of showing how the things that affect sort of like one generation sort
of like trickles down through multiple generations. This is a black family so
you definitely see a lot of like how society changes and how they are treated.
There's a lot of like discussions in terms of like forgiveness and what
family means and expectations and just all of these different things are
explored in here. It's just, if you're someone who likes multi-generational
novels then I think that you will like this book. Again it's on the shorter side
and I kind of wish it was a little bit longer so it could have been like
slightly more developed with all these different characters. But I think that
all of these characters were really interesting. It's one of the rare
instances where I actually liked all of the different points of
views. A lot of times either multi-generational novels or with just
like multiple perspectives in general, there's usually at least one where I'm
not really that thrilled by. But I found all of these characters completely
interesting and I wanted to see what was going to happen and I wanted to see sort
of like how the dots were going to connect between these different
generations. And just even seeing how like obviously like people from
different generations are obviously going to show up in these different
characters stories. So sort of seeing how different characters, like even side
characters, progressed over time was really well done. So yeah, I gave this
book a 4 out of 5 stars. Again, if you like multi-generational family stories,
this is definitely one you should put on your list. Alright, and then the final
book that I finished this month was the finder by Rene Denfeld. I was really
excited for this book because the enchanted is one of my favorite books of
all time. If you've been watching my channel for a couple of years, you will
know that because I talked about it a lot. It's one of the few five-star
ratings I gave. This one I gave it 3 out of 5 stars. I found it to be again just fine.
In the story, you are mainly following this character named Naomi who
is dubbed sort of like the child finder. She is someone who goes out and looks for
children who have gone missing for various families. Like she's hired
independently like a private investigator.
The main investigation that she is doing in this story is for this girl named
Madison who disappeared in the woods one day. The parents are obviously very
much believing that their daughter is still alive and she's hoping that
Naomi will be able to find her out in the woods. There's also like a secondary
storyline in terms of an investigation but that one isn't given quite as much
importance again because it's secondary. Yeah this book was a little bit of a
mess in my opinion. It's relatively short. This is another one, I read it as an
e-book so I'm not completely sure, but I think it's less than 300 pages. It just
felt like it was a little bit all over the place. You see things from multiple
points of view. So you see Naomi's point of view as she's like searching for
Madison and you also see things like about her own life and like how she
became an investigator in her relationship with different people.
But you also see things from Madison's point of view. And like the way that they broke
up the chapters, like sometimes I would be chapters where half of it was from
Naomi's point of view and half of it was from Madison point of view. When I was reading
that I was like, why wouldn't you just break this up into separate chapters?
That would make more sense for me logically. Because there would just be
sort of like the large paragraph breaks and I wouldn't realize that it was like
switching perspectives because there was nothing that really indicated that until
you started reading. It wasn't like the large paragraph breaks indicated
switching perspectives because sometimes there would be a large paragraph breaks
and you'd still be in the same perspective. The story is also like too
good or like too saccharin. I don't know how to explain it. But it's like the way
that they talk about love sometimes is like super cheesy in my opinion. And even
the way they described things like abuse and missing kids and all of that just
felt too simple. I don't know if that's just me being too critical because
obviously I'm not someone who's been in those situations and Rene Denfeld works
as an investigator and I believe has experience
with even just like foster kids and stuff like that. But yeah, it just felt
like too cheesy I think and it lacked like nuance and complexity. And I don't
know. It feels like this should have been a book that it was worked on a little
bit more or just edited a little bit more. Like I said, there's a secondary
storyline which while interesting I don't think really added much to the story.
Naomi is a very damaged character for understandable reasons. And I feel like
even the way that she deals with her own sort of baggage is very too easy, too simplistic.
I can't highly recommend this book the
way that I do the enchanted. If you want to read Rene Denfeld, go read the
enchanted. This book again it wasn't bad but it just wasn't great either. It just
was. And I think that there are some like good ideas and concepts and stuff that's
talked about in here, especially dealing with children who are fostered. I really
like the fact that there are like good foster parents in this book which is
really hard to find in stories. Let me tell you because I look for them.
I just was disappointed. So yeah that's everything that I read in the month of
September. If you've read any of these books, feel free to leave a comment down
below letting you know what you guys thought of them. Or if you have any
questions feel free to leave a comment about that as well.
Or if you don't have any of that, feel free to let me know when your favorite
read of September was. Mine was either sing unburied sing, which I talked
about in my last video, or it was bluebird, bluebird, which was also fantastic.
Or maybe Orhan's Inheritance. Oh man, I don't know. I read a lot of great books
this month. So yeah that's all I have for now and thanks for watching.
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How to Go BEYOND the Law of Attraction (DEEPER PROCESS) - Duration: 7:50.
Welcome back to another video. My name is Aaron and I hope people expand their consciousness.
Now this video I'm going to be sharing with you how to go beyond the surface level of
what we call The Law of Attraction to go deeper in understanding the mechanics of how things
really work and how we can change the perceptual filters for how we see the world so that everything
begins to change that when it comes to the Law of Attraction and of course a lot of the
videos on this channel are about that understand that. I personally like to go even deeper
than just the surface level of the law of attraction because many times we might have
these intentions of attracting certain things into our lives. But the problem with that
or it's not really a problem but a lot of times the missing link for many people is
that unless you actually believe it to be something that is possible and unless you
align your thought processes to what you want to experience will always be some type of
blockage within it. Now what we can do is think of a reality in
a way as a sort of mirror. It is mirroring back to us what our interpretation of reality
is and whatever we believe to be true about ourselves we will get that reflection. Now
when it comes to beliefs realize that what a belief is that it is something that we have
certainty about. It is a thought that we have that we hold to be true. Now most of the beliefs
we have as I've shared a lot on this channel have been developed very young ages. And based
upon our own experiences that's when we started to build upon our own interpretation of the
world. Now in order for us to go a little bit deeper Let's first off realize that at
a fundamental level everything we do in our life is a reflection of what we believe to
be true. So for example going to your job at a certain
level you underneath the beliefs you have believed that you have to go to your job in
order to make a living or that something that you have to do. Now underneath that if we
were to dissect that thought process we would see that it's not inherently true that you
do have to go to work. But under the current belief system you have it is something that
you believe you get benefit from or something you believe that you must do. Now the way
to really depict and to kind of take apart our own beliefs is by becoming aware of what
our lifestyle is and what we do believe to be true.
Now this for me is something that I've recently been very much modifying because under the
old belief system of I have to have some type of you know full time nine to five job or
I have to be doing x y z. Now I'm starting to depict it and see how can I really align
my actions to a new level of belief in a new level of experience. Now a way that you can
do this is first off realize that everything you experience in your life at a certain level
can be seen from my point of choice that what that means is even though we might not consciously
choose to go to our job everyday or we might not think that we absolutely it's something
that we desire to do at a certain level whether it was through consciously or unconsciously
we have agreed to those terms at a certain level.
There are people that are entrepreneurs that could never have a job in their whole life
and they never have because it's something that didn't fit within their own belief system.
Now I'm not telling you that you have to be an entrepreneur. What I am saying is if you
look at what you believe to be true and if you realize that everything you experience
in your life is stemming from a certain belief system or a certain type of perspective what
you can do is get in there and consciously change what you priorly have thought was just
a part of the way reality is. Now you can use this when it comes to understanding relationships.
If you see that there's always a certain type of person you attract take it beyond the attraction
and realize that at the fundamental level of where you are there's a certain degree
of deserve ability that you believe that you're worthy of.
And there's a certain degree of what you think and define relationships to mean to you. There's
a certain interpretation that's there. Now the easiest way to go about this and the process
for changing beliefs and I've shared a lot of those on my channel all link the end cards
at the end of this video to some of those videos is understanding that first off we
have to become aware of what we believe to be true. We must realize that our interpretations
for the way and the experiences we've had in our life has shaped what we rigidly think
as part of what reality is. But the good part is that we are architects in our own life
depending upon our beliefs and that we can go in there and change whatever that is.
Now that change always comes from awareness. So the first step is becoming aware of what
you already believe to be true. You can do this in a more general sense and also a wide
in scope sense as well. Now what do I mean by that. Well you could see that in general
you believe that you might have to go to a nine to five job in order to make a living
and maybe you like that. I'm not saying that you need to change that but just be aware
that if it's a career maybe that's something that you do believe and maybe you do or don't
believe that you can be doing your passion for a living maybe you are telling grown up
you were told growing up that you couldn't do certain type of passion because it just
wasn't something that made the money you could become aware of that you could become aware
of the kind of relationships you're in and realize that there's a certain belief that's
under who line them all type of experience that you've been having in your life as you
start to look at these you'll see and what you can then do is decide that that was based
on choice even if it was an unconscious choice. You can be aware that it's there. And the
point with this is that you cannot change what you do not own. So you must actually
believe it or choose and see it as a choice those thoughts those unconscious patterns
have. Then at a certain level some type of choice that we've made now from this point
what we can decide to do is to let them go once we become aware of it.
The next step after we become aware of it is simply deciding that we it no longer serves
us. And what we can do is then just let it go to let it go. There's many different ways
of doing that. The most powerful way I have found is to neutralize the effect over in
most of the thoughts we have in most of the beliefs we have come at a certain level with
some type of charge that kind of keeps it active within us. Now if it was a negative
situation in our past that stemmed from that belief then we'll see that that makes us feel
a certain way. The best way to go about that is to observe it rather than react to it and
not to be attached to it. So it's really just the observation alone.
Now a lot of the beliefs we have as well are based in reference experiences of memories.
So when you become aware of what those are. You can then decide that you're going to let
it go. And now that you've made the unconscious conscience that's where the power is and that's
when you can really begin to change it. So like I said I believe that this process is
even more powerful than what we call the secret or understanding even the law of attraction
because it gets to the fundamental base of who we are. And it allows us to really do
the inner work to change everything from the inside out. So remember everything in life
is fundamentally a choice once you become aware of it. And that's why from this point
going forward you can be aware of the beliefs that you have and you can decide to let the
ones go that no longer serve you. So with that being said I hope you guys enjoyed
this video. Feel free to like this video if you liked it subscribe if you haven't already.
And also hit that little notification gear right next to subscribe button so that you're
able to see the daily videos that I upload so please. Much love. Namaste.
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Seasteading 101: How to Build the World's First Society-at-Sea - Duration: 6:42.
A question I get quite often is, "What is Seasteading?"
And Seasteading started out I guess in 2008.
It's a movement.
It started out as a non-profit so it's called the Seasteading Institute, based in California.
But I think—just a couple of months ago—Seasteading is actually a word that's recognized by
the Oxford dictionary, and what it means is living on platforms on the open oceans and
with new forms of society.
So the way I got involved in Seasteading is I was a government minister in French Polynesia;
so a lot of people know my country by the name of Tahiti.
And when I left the government I was looking at interesting opportunities for what we could
do, especially in terms of sea level rise mitigations.
That's an issue that's quite front of mind for a lot of Pacific islanders, especially
now.
And I had come across this institute and read about them, they were very—there was a lot
of media focus on them back in 2008, 2010, 2012.
So basically I reached out to the institute and said my understanding was that they had
built a huge network of specialists of aquapreneurs, of scientists, researchers, investors.
But what the movement was missing was the support, strong support, of a government that
was willing to have a light hand on regulation and allow such an ambitious project as the
world's first sustainable, self-sustaining, floating island.
So French Polynesia had the advantage when I reached out to Seasteading.
They have several things that the institute was interested in.
And one of the first questions they asked was about connectivity.
So, you know, is your country connected to the internet backbone?
Connectivity is obviously crucial for big data that is going to be generated by the
researchers, the scientists, so the first thing was: 'Do you have a submarine cable?'
So we checked that one off.
In 2010, French Polynesia connected to Hawaii, so we're right on the internet backbone.
Huge unused capacity, 99 percent unused, so obviously available for research.
And the second major concern was about hurricanes, cyclones and tsunamis.
So basically, 'All right, we're going to be doing this pilot project floating island.
Obviously the weather and the situation in your country is important to us.'
So we did some research.
I already knew, being from French Polynesia, that this was a very rare occurrence.
I think we've had two hurricanes in the last hundred years that had significant damage.
There was property damage, a very light loss of life, and tsunamis are not really an issue
for us.
We're in the middle of the South Pacific and so we get at least an eight-hour window
before any tsunami were to hit us.
But just given the geomorphology of the islands we don't get these high waves that you get
when you have a continental shelf off your city.
The objective of the pilot is to get all of these technologies tested on a smaller scale.
It's small yet we should be able to support around 200 people.
So our objective is 200 to 250 people living there full time.
There would be about a third research and scientists, a third will be people who just
love to live on Seasteads.
And we've got a long list of people who want to come live on a Seastead.
Another third we believe are going to be startups and entrepreneurs that are building technologies
around the ocean.
So basically all sort of blue tech: you've got underwater drones, you've got all of
these different types of startups that are linked to the space.
We also have the issue of energy.
Now obviously we need internet on board these platforms.
We will have some low-energy lighting, low-energy pumps and we're going to be very careful
with everything that goes on board these structures, but we feel fairly confident that there are
enough ways for us to generate energy.
So we're looking primarily at floating solar panels.
There's a company we're in discussions with in France that's got some interesting
technology.
It's not just as simple as putting solar panels on the water.
It's the corrosion resistance, it's the wave, you know, how you mitigate for wave
action.
But here's the interesting part about solar panels on the water as opposed to solar panels
on land: the water actually cools the solar panels, the back of the solar panels, and
it increases the yield by about 20 percent.
So we've got some advantages to that.
So we're doing calculations as to exactly what surface area we would need.
We're going to be using some solar panels, of course, on some of our roofs.
But in addition to that we're looking at some pretty modern wave generation techniques.
So we're inside the reef but there are waves right outside of the reef.
So these are units that actually are under water, I think about eight, ten, twelve feet
under water.
So they won't disrupt normal boats going out there for leisure or commercial purposes.
These are under water.
They basically are complex buoys that take in that wave energy.
It's a little bit less, but there's still quite a bit of wave energy and that will create
additional power to just the solar.
On our pilot project, we have an idea of what we're doing for power, but ultimately the
objective of these platforms is to go to the open sea.
The research has been done, now I think it's a matter of funding and of focusing all of
this on one major project and that's our objective, is first let's do this pilot,
let's prove that these technologies work together.
Let's prove that people can live on these platforms in a new social way and that's
something that Polynesians are very interested in as well.
I mean we're the original Seasteaders in the sense that we've colonized and migrated
throughout the Pacific for a thousand years and covered one of the largest oceans in the
world.
So living on the ocean is something that Polynesians know about and I think we have a lot to contribute
to the project as well.
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Pierre Lévy – O objetivo da luta das minorias - Duration: 2:10.
I must say I'm not a practitioner,
I'm a cultural Jew and not a religious Jew.
But I read the Bible a lot,
many times, in many translations.
I'm very interested by Jewish tradition,
by Jewish philosophy, by Jewish philosophers,
such as Maimonides, Spinoza, etc.
This certainly had a great influence
on my intellectual development.
On the other hand, there's this idea,
in Judaism,
of the importance of the cultural singularities in history.
The Jews' objective is not to convert the world to Judaism.
They are a minority from start, and will remain a minority.
But that doesn't mean this minority doesn't have a role to perform.
This notion of the role of minorities,
the objective of which isn't necessarily to become majorities.
A minority that remains a minority.
This is an important idea for me,
an important idea on the philosophical level.
For example,
I never wished for everybody to think like me.
Regardless of religion.
What's important is to develop a philosophy that's original,
useful, pertinent, but not necessarily
for this philosophy to become a ruling philosophy.
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October: RuneScape's Month Ahead - Duration: 5:22.
The Month Ahead October
The first update to talk about this month is a brand new, completely free game mode called "Dimension of the Damned".
Combat, crafting and cooperation is the focus in this exciting time limited, 2 week zombie fest,
where you control a fully maxed version of your normal account.
Starting on the 16th of October, the gameplay is focussed around Falador and the Free to Play environments,
surrounded by legions of the damned, protect your group by constructing barricades, or use them to upset the competition in the area.
Each player can earn points by killing the wide variety of zombie types;
including 10 man boss encounters, which can be spent in Falador on loot boxes.
Unique equipment, powerups and useful materials can be found,
helping you rack up more points and hopefully earn yourself an invitation to the unique end game.
This grand finale will take place on the 28th of October, each invited player starts again with zero points but this time, death is permanent.
Over the course of two hours, the world slowly shrinks in size with more and more monsters spawning until finally, only one player remains.
Unique prizes and glorious recognition await!
Since the update is totally free AND all accounts start at max level, it's a great time to buddy up with new friends and old.
In fact, free players have it really good this month, with a big batch of previously members only content becoming available to all.
This is the biggest bundle of newly free-to-play content to date, including seven quests, the Fletching skill,
two D&Ds, the Warriors' Guild, craftable off-hands, crossbows, more places to explore and more magical and ranged armour. Phew!
There really has never been a better time to pop in-game and give RuneScape a go,
so if you've got any friends sitting on the fence, be sure to bring them in.
Sticking strongly with supernatural spookery, the Halloween update this year focusses on storytelling.
You'll uncover sad tales from tormented ghosts around the world and solve some putrid puzzles to help put them to rest.
Half the stories from this miniquest have been taken directly from fantastic player submissions, the other half written by some of RuneScapes finests.
Available in part to both free and members, rewards include
a new Halloween emote, title and a great cosmetic outfit allowing you to become a headless rider!
If you're looking for something less gruesome, check out NovtumberFest!
It's the first outing of Gielenors thirst-quenching beer festival
a massive beach style event with plenty of great activities to tuck into as you take a break from the weighty duties of the world guardian.
Try out the new seasonal minigame, Kegger, practice table dancing and ride the giant carousel,
or join in on the latest epic bar crawl across the world.
Plenty of rewards await, including barrel pets, wolpertingers, thigh slapping outfits, new dance emotes and a healthy chunk of XP too.
October also sees the return of Count Check to the bright lights of Lumbridge,
an in-game NPC fully motivated to get you to learn more about the benefits of account security.
Earn free keys every day for simply using the multitude of options we have to help keep your account safe.
Free security inspired clue scrolls are also available every day directly from the Count,
as well as XP lamps and even some competitions – look out for more information next week!
I'd like to tell you about a new charity event that happening in October.
Similar to the Gielinorian Giving event back in May,
you'll have the chance to gain some ingame charity tokens through normal play, earning yourself some unique armour.
You can also spend RuneCoins on a brand new cape, or the items from the May event in case you missed out first time.
All the proceeds from RuneCoin purchases on those special items will go directly to our chosen charities
whom many of you will have met or seen in RuneFest this year!
Ah, RuneFest – it really was a cracker this year, thanks for making it so awesome.
If you haven't done so yet, make sure you check out the videos available on our YouTube and twitch!
In fact, Twitch viewers who've connected their RuneScape account to the twitch account will also be able to start earning unique rewards, starting with the Twitching orb pet.
Tune into Tuesdays month ahead live stream at 4pm game time to grab yours!
Finally, don't be surprised if you see some layout changes to the Grand Exchange.
In a recent ingame poll, you've voted to consolidate the Varrock GE to a single booth,
so we've implemented the changes you asked for and taken the opportunity to tidy up the area a bit.
Talking of polls, we've also improved the poll systems by adding ingame bank locations with details of the polls,
and removed the categories to give all decisions equal importance.
That's it from us. Have fun. W00ters out !
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Hi guys
Today's quick video to edit wedding photos
Hold this chair!!!
First of all, don't exaggerate in saturation, contrast and clarity these adjustments will not create a romantic mood in your photos
If you want you can apply a tone curve to give a little wash in the photo, I like a lot
Always hit the cut of the photo case that's bothering you.
One thing I like to use is the hue curve manipulating the colors in the photo
This helps bring a more vintage air depending on the colors you choose,
I quite like using the radial filter to bring the attention to a point of the photo, in this case, the face of the bride and groom
Leave your like and share this video!
I'll add another radial filter to simulate a light leakage on the side of the photo
Now a gradient filter to enhance shadows
Beware of sharpening control
Adjust the color according to the need of the photo
just don't forget that most of the time the dress is white, and it has to stay that way
Before and after
Done!
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Mind In The Gutter – Original Rap by Victoria X Rave - Duration: 2:24.
Mind In The Gutter – Original Rap by Victoria X Rave
looks like an I go in for the wind now it's like a stun stun stun or something
promise super better wipe Sonny's humans this innocence since my kids have been
and I mean it when I say I don't keep it Sam but you've never had an elegant but
you walk like a man on a motherfucking where I put the resume and they say
this is a puppy talk to the minute you get her talk talk talk I'm gonna talk to
get it to the top when you live in LA that's where they do novice are they
Mind In The Gutter – Original Rap by Victoria X Rave
wanna thought now but I'm thought about really Wow fuck you anyhow
the Canucks here I'm learning a new language learning about here I'll talk
you talk why you dear but not the walk I'm not from here la mother fuckers fuck
you and your assumptions Ellen sucks look at the back you second my soul like
a really clean a bathroom let's get her talk talk talk fuck it all
talk is cheap so are these spots
thank you so much for watching these videos guys I'm sorry that they're so
random I'm also sorry that they're kind of bad quality truth is I've had this
USB microphone that's really cheap for a really long time and it's pretty much
broken now is all staticky and gross so I don't actually have a proper I don't
have proper recording gear I have an Amazon wishlist link below if you want
to help me get a new microphone pretty low on finances right now to get
anything extra so if you guys want to it's there I just wanted to bring to
your awareness but I also want to say thank you so so much
I love you more than you can even know and I hope you stay Extra Terrestrial
I'll see you in the next video make sure you join my live streams it'd be good
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