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Hi, thanks for tuning into Singularity

Prosperity. This video is the fifth in a

multi-part series discussing computing.

In this video, we'll be discussing the

gap between competing performance and

memory and how this 'memory wall'

is to be the demolished.

[Music]

While computer performance and memory

capacity have followed the trend of Moore's

Law, memory access time, in other words,

latency, has not, only increasing by

approximately 1.1 times per year. While

at first the difference between an

exponential with a 2x versus 1.1x

rate of growth is not

distinguishable, as time progresses it

becomes more and more apparent, in terms

of the memory gap this is equivalent to

a 50% increase in the gap per year. We

are now at a point where this gap is now

large enough to cause severe bottlenecks

in applications. For example, for machine

learning in terms of genomics, financial

and scientific research, 80 to 90 percent

of the time is just spent accessing

memory while the other 10 to 20 percent

is spent doing the computation itself.

This really exemplifies how important

memory and storage is, a computer can only

process data as fast as its memory can

be accessed. Now there are a variety of

memory devices that computers use today,

with each device storing certain

types of information and having their

own trade-offs based off performance,

capacity and cost. The most expensive,

best performance memory is found on the

die of a CPU core itself, the registers. The

registers essentially just store the

data that the CPU is using to compute

its current instruction. Moving outward

we are met with static random-access

memory, SRAM, more commonly referred to as

the CPU cache. There are multiple levels

usually two to three, each growing in

capacity but decreasing in performance

as we move further away from the

registers, and they store the data that

the CPU will need to use soon or has

been using a lot of recently. The SRAM

and registers on a CPU are fixed in size

due to space, the processors job as well,

to process data not store it. Going off

chip there's DRAM, NAND solid-state drives

and then mechanical hard drives, each

many orders of magnitude slower than

on-chip memory implementations: Today

there are three primary technologies

used to store and access data. First

there's DRAM memory, which serves as hot

storage for the most frequently accessed

data. DRAM is incredibly fast but also

expensive, especially at large capacities.

For cold data there are hard drives,

which are orders of magnitude slower

than DRAM but very cheap and high

capacity, and that's why the bulk of our

data is stored there. In the warm tier

there are NAND SSDs, which are much

faster than hard drives but cheaper than

DRAM.

So, when viewing memory types in this

pyramid structure, the processor

registers are at the very top point and

SRAM takes up the other top 1% of the

pyramid. To summarize, SRAM and DRAM are

hot memory types, the most expensive but

also the fastest. They are volatile

meaning when power is unplugged, all data

is essentially lost and they are also

fairly fixed in their amount of storage

capacity. Moving down to warm storage

types we get NAND, in other words, SSDs.

This technology is beginning to

mature with 3D NAND, allowing for

rapid increases in non-volatile storage,

in other words, it's suitable for storing

long term information and now due to

their increasing capacity are able to

compete with mechanical hard drives.

However, they are many orders of

magnitude slower than the speed the

processor runs at and DRAM. At cold

storage we have standard mechanical hard

drives, these have the most non-volatile

storage but are extremely slow, really

making them suitable only for backups or

long-term storage on a budget. This is

how computer memory has been for quite

some time, but now Intel and Microns new

X-Point technology is coming in to

change the game. X-Point allows for

memory devices that are much faster than

NAND, have more storage capacity than

DRAM and are non-volatile, essentially

bridging the gap between DIMMs and

SSDs: To make 3D X-Point memory

dense we packed lots of capacity into a

tiny footprint. We started by slicing

submicroscopic layers of materials into

columns, each containing a memory cell

and selector. Then we connected those

columns using an innovative crosspoint

structure consisting of perpendicular

wires, that enables memory cells to be

individually addressed by selecting one

wire on top and another at the bottom. We

can stack these memory grids three

dimensionally to maximize density. This

technology along with 3D NAND will

completely change the way the storage

pyramid is organized: 3D X-Point

technology is about to completely

rewrite the rules governing the hot, warm,

cold storage pyramid. Why? Because it's

nearly as fast as DRAM while its cost is

much closer to NAND SSDs. Intel is

designing both DIMM and SSD solutions

with 3D X-Point technology. Intel DIMMs

based on 3D X-Point technology will

enable you to greatly expand your

high-performance hot storage capacity,

without breaking the bank,

unleashing new levels of performance and

responsiveness for the apps and services

that power your business. Intel

Optane SSDs based on 3D X-Point

technology and other Intel storage

innovations will enable much faster warm

storage, plus Intel has already

introduced 3D NAND technology into SSDs,

boosting density and increasing the

capacity of those drives. These new Intel

SSD technologies can expand warm storage

capacity with excellent performance and

cost. So, with multiple different memory

types and new memory technologies breaking

current memory paradigms, we can

begin interfacing multiple memory

technologies together to increase

performance, this is referred to as a

memory pool: The OS and your applications

run as is, without modification, with full

access to the extended memory pool.

Memory capacity associated with each

processor scales by up to 8x or 12

terabytes for a single processor. The

software also intelligently determines

where data should be located in the pool

to maximize performance, in select

workloads the software can enable

servers to deliver near DRAM only

performance even with DRAM supplying

only 1/10 of the overall memory pool

capacity. This combination of increased

capacity and cost efficiency means you

can use Intel memory drive technology to

displace a portion of DRAM to reduce

overall memory costs. Or extend the

memory pool capacity beyond DRAM

limitations when greater system memory

is required. Including Intel's memory

drive technology to pool various types

of memory, each memory type is now also

beginning to incorporate smart caching

and fetching assisted by AI. These

software optimizations will have huge

impacts on the performance of computer

memory. We touched upon these principles

heavily in previous videos in this

series, new hardware devices to break

current paradigms as well as increased

software optimization to leverage the

hardware resources. There are various

other memory hardware and software

optimizations beyond the scope of this

video we haven't even touched, such as

DDR5 and virtual memory to increase

memory bandwidth and decreased latency,

there are many amazing creators on this

platform and resources online if you wish to

learn more. While in the previous section

we discussed the types of memory devices

as well as new hardware and software

technologies to increase memory

bandwidth and decrease latency, we didn't

discuss another huge bottleneck, data

transfer. SRAM has transfer speeds in thr

range of hundreds of gigabytes per

second and DDR4 DRAM in the range of 50

to 70 gigabytes per second, however, as

mentioned previously, these are expensive,

volatile, fixed capacity memory sources.

For non-volatile memory, there are two

standards for data transfer: 1) The Advanced

Host Controller Interface, AHCI, which

uses the Serial Advanced Technology

Attachment, SATA, and 2) Non-Volatile Memory

Express, NVME, which uses the Peripheral

Component Interconnect Express, PCIe, to

transfer data. now SATA and PCIe are the

physical hardware mediums used to

transfer data in the computer. SATA has

been used for the majority of the 2000s

for memory devices, with transfer rates

tapping out at 600 megabytes per second,

it's medium is a cable. PCIe is connected

directly to the CPU through a socket on

the motherboard, for much of its lifetime

it has primarily been used for graphics

cards. PCIe 1.0 had transfer rates of

250 megabytes per second, followed by 2.0

with 500 megabytes per second and now

our current generation, 3.0, with one

gigabyte per second.

As a sidenote, PCIe 4.0 is expected next

year, with transfer rates of two

gigabytes per second and 5.0 by 2021

with rates of 4 gigabytes per second. Now

with SATA tapping out in transfer rates,

PCIe has been the new direction the

industry has been leaning towards, with

NVME protocol standards in development

since 2012. AHCI was a great standard

for old mechanical hard drives to

transfer data, it could handle 1 data

queue at a time, which was fine given how

slow mechanical hard drives are, but with

SSDs AHCI severely bottlenecks

performance. NVME however can handle

65,000 queues at a time, extremely

parallel due to the utilization of the

wider bandwidth of PCIe lanes and PCIe's

direct connection to a CPU. NVME is

able to truly unleash the performance of

SSDs, yielding six times performance

boosts over SATA, essentially meaning

SATA and AHCI are dead. The high speed,

low latency transfer rates that NVME

brings unlike with SATA isn't going to

capped anytime soon, due to evolving PCIe

and NVME standards. There are also various

PCIe slots on a computer: 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x,

with each multiple adding

additional bandwidth. For example, an 8x

PCIe 3.0 port could transfer 8 gigabytes

per second. So, with multiple types of

memory, new memory types breaking current

defined memory paradigms, memory devices

optimized with smart caching and

fetching, memory pooling, new data

protocols and data transfer mediums,

memory vertical scaling such as 3D NAND

and X-Pint and finally 3D

integrated circuits, the memory gap will

finally begin to start decreasing

instead of increasing. Beyond these

concepts, in future videos we'll be

discussing optical computing and

neuromorphic computing.

[Music]

At this point the video has come to a

conclusion, I'd like to thank you for

taking the time to watch it.

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see you again soon!

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THE BEST SAILING DESTINATION IN THE WORLD? Ep 93 - Duration: 19:01.

What you are about to see is the most beautiful place we've ever been.

This is Moonrock Bay, because up there is a great big boulder that looks like it

comes from the moon. And there it is. So named by a yachtie who decided that at night time

when the moon shone, it lit up and he said it looked like a rock from the

moon! Well, so the story goes... Anyway it is visually one of the most stunning bays

here. And right at this moment on that beach just over there

Liz is doing a bit of beach-combing. She's gone off in the kayak. I've been

flying the drone, just getting in some stunning scenery.

The one disappointment, which I didn't mention last week but should have,

was that when we passed another yacht we were talking on the VHF. They were

going to an anchorage we just left, and they explained that they just come from

this Bay. And one of the local fishermen had stolen their anchor and chain from

their dinghy when they went to walk up to the Moonrock. When you hear

stories like that it's always very disappointing. But more than that, when we

then come into the bay you are forever suspicious of the fishermen, the local

fishermen here, who have obviously been coming here for years. 99.9% of them are

probably very nice and friendly, and as we've come to expect of the Indonesians we've

met wonderful, wonderful, honest, beautiful people. But it takes one incident like

that to mar somewhere like this. And it's just a disappointment really, because now

whenever you look at any one of these fishermen anchored up here you think, was

that the one? Maybe it was him who stole it...

You just don't know. Maybe the person was a chancer and came in just

the once and took it and has never been back since, who knows? But I think what

these guys obviously don't realize is that the yachting community is a very

small one. Most people know each other, especially in this part of the world.

We've pretty much met all the other boats. And you're in communication with

them. And, sadly, it means that when we pass notes and give advice on people

coming to Anambas it might just be that Moonrock bay becomes the one to watch out

for, because local people take stuff from your boat. It's just a bit of a shame.

For both Liz and myself it's been at the back of our minds since we've come in here.

We're now very careful. We lock up (we always lock up the boat anyway) but

we now remove anything on deck that could easily be grabbed by passers-by.

We don't want to have to do this, but that's what happens sometimes. That aside...

That aside... Let's just take in this view one more time, because it really is

possibly one of the most visually stunning bays in the Anambas.

I'm going to leave Liz to do a bit more beach-combing, whilst I go off over to the

north side and do a bit of snorkeling...

So you can see these guys here. They've got a little net down in the water which I'm

about to go over, so I need to move the boat, one minute. "That's it, yeah give us

a push." These three guys are just splashing around in the water as a way of,

frightening the fish into the net. Not seen this done before... Oh look!

There we go!

Good man!

"Ikan?"

Ikan.

Yeah, lots of fish.

Looks like they're doing a good job of it, as well.

That is the sound of me being speechless. Speechless in amazement and wonder at

this rather stunning 360 vista which I have on this spit of land. Sorry, I can't help

but rub it in. But look at this place! I mean it really is just absolutely, just

so beautiful it really is, isn't it? With this little desert island here connected by

this little spit of land, almost. Beautiful clear waters, palm fringed shores,

blah...blah... blah... But what is quite interesting is that I just walked over

to this bit of land, and I thought "that's a bit odd, why would anyone cycle a bike

along here?" And then realised, it's baby turtle tracks!

So be interesting to see if we can come down here at night... although I'm not

sure we would, because it's a bit dodgy coming down in the dinghy with the

reef, but I imagine this is one of the spots where you're likely to find

turtles nesting, and baby turtles hatching and running down to the water.

We've got this rather curious looking thing here which looks like a little

model boat that's been stuck up lengthways, and underneath it (and this

one's for my brother, Marcus, if he's watching)...

Well... It's a bit sh!t here really, isn't it? (Laughs). We think probably we've found our favorite spot so

far, which is here Sagu Dampar, known to yachties as a Moonrock Bay. And it's a

series of small islands, with lots of little sandy beaches, loads of

coral... reefs... and it's simply stunning. Nobody lives here, it's deserted. We have

seen a few fishermen... I don't know... it's just... I can't really explain... it's just so...

perfect.

So we've come around the corner from Moonrock Bay, which is sort of over there.

And into this beautiful Lagoon here. And in between this

island and a couple of other islands to the southeast, I suppose,

is a great big reef. And this reef sits on its own. It's huge! It's the size of a

small island. But nothing protrudes on the surface. And I actually only noticed

it when I was flying the drone over the top and could see it from the air.

So we brought the dinghy round. And Liz brought the kayak around, of course. She's spent all

morning in the kayak. We're gonna go and snorkel this place, because it looked

pretty active. There'squite a lot going on. We've seen turtles already, and

there's a lot of fish jumping out of the water. But as we've gone over the top of

the reef, and I've stuck my head with the goggles on underwater as I've gone by,

and Liz has seen it as she's kayaked over the top of it... it's looking pretty healthy.

So we're gonna go down and have a look.

Well I think in terms of fish activity, that is the most fish we've ever seen.

So many fish. The profile of the reef is such that it's very, very flat across the

whole of this area. But it drops away quite deep, so it actually making a good

dive spot as well. I saw a huge trigger fish, which fortunately was somewhere

away from me, and fairly low down in the water, a few meters. So stayed well away

from him. And very, very big parrot fish as well.

Lots of them nibbling the coral. And lots of that table coral as well, which we see

everywhere. But very beautiful, very pretty. Some parts are dying; some parts

are dead. But most of it is very healthy... But the amount of fish down there is

amazing. It's truly incredible

Oh gosh, that was just fantastic. We could have spent a month there, couldn't we?

I mean... when I was editing that I could tell how visually impactful this

was going to be. And I have to say, it brought a lump in my throat, and a tear to my eye

every time I watch that. It's just... I mean it's just mind-blowing. Never seen

anything like it in my life. No, no. The first time you showed it to me I was

gobsmacked. that underwater footage, and the drone footage. It really did look

like that (that's why I really want to go back)! But we should just mention, by the way, at

the beginning of the episode we talked about someone's anchor being stolen from

their dinghy. We want to make it absolutely clear that this kind of thing

happens all over the world. It happens in Europe, it happens in Thailand, it happens

everywhere. (Caribbean). So it's not specific to Indonesia, or to the Anambas.

So please, don't go away thinking that that's what it's like everywhere. I mean

this was one instance in the whole time that we were there, so please bear

that in mind. OK. Now I think, Liz, you wanted to quickly

mention something... Yeah, I wanted to mention this decision about where we go

next! Because we're throwing it open to Patreon next month. Providing our goal

has been reached, we will be asking them to vote on where we go next. And we have

had quite a few suggestions here on YouTube, from a lot of our followers... and

Japan has raced to the top at the moment! Which is very exciting! Hmmm. And then

we've had Madagascar (a little bit worried about the plague there at the

moment) but, yes sure, across the Indian Ocean - various routes. Possibly Papua New

Guinea. Just to let everybody know, we can't go to Australia and New Zealand

because they don't want Millie (who would not want Millie?) Quarantine rules are just too strict.

So it's all very exciting! And next month we'll be having the vote on Patreon, and as soon

as we get the result we'll be announcing it here on YouTube. Probably do a special

little video about it for everybody. So anyone who happens to be a Patreon at

that time next month, is going to be in with a chance to to vote.

Yeah. So let us know!

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My first World Chess Championship | Vlog #1 - Duration: 9:51.

We're waiting our transfer for lunch and here in Tarvisio there's snow.

I don't know if you can see all the snow there is here.

Incredible!

I'm in my hotel, in one of the halls, but I think I'll go outside because there's some background noise

outside.

I want to show you some snow and to talk about the tournament.

Here I am.

Nice, uh?

I'd like to introduce to you some players.

I'm not bothering you with details because you can read them online, but

there's Awonder Liang, one of the youngest

Grand Masters in the world and he's 14, then there's the young Indian Praggnanandhaa, over 2500

We've had some nice weather for the moment.

I hope it all goes well and that there won't be much snow.

Maybe I should show you the landscape I can see from here.

Back to the hotel!

First things first. We have our mornings off and OBVIOUSLY

we're currently in Austria, obviously.

Obviously.

Obviously.

The main sightseeing in Austria is the mall we are in right now.

I could sing some Christmas songs like "Jingle Bells".

In the middle of November...

There's a reason behind this, there are Christmas decorations everywhere, I don't know if you can see the tree behind me

Do you think we can sit there?

Ask the lady.

Let's go buy a suit for Romualdo.

Playing hall.

These are the electronic boards.

The round has just finished and games between arbiters have just started.

I've just finished interviewing Vladimir Potkin, I'm really happy.

Of course you're in the future, so you can watch this interview by clicking

on the card right above me.

We are at dinner and you can see this total crazyness and these people

- Erfan!

Say "hi" to the camera!

Shall I do like this?

I absolutely must record this moment, since I have my Chess Society t-shirt

and there's also reggae music in the playing hall.

I'm working, as usual - Hi everyone!

Let's record Nadia, since she has just done her hair, before it's too late

C'mon, he won't show anything!

Nadia is dancing on lounge music.

Where is he?

Tell me.

You can't take a selfie without me.

Oh ok, sure!

I was worried, I thought you were saying I couldn't take selfies at all!

Are you recording?

Yes.

I mean can I talk freely?

Yes.

Holy cr- Censored!

Fu- program! Hi, patatone!

Hi!

Are you recording?

Patatone!

Wait, how can I see myself?

Stretch your arm and look there.

But you have to see what happens!

We talk and then "ha capito", third person.

"Ho capito" "Abbiamo capito"

Now you're in big trouble because FIDE can see this video

I apologize

Chiedo scusa.

Try to look super professional and serious

Would you like to say something in Japanese?

*I have no idea what she's saying*

Jamie, Takis is not here.

Can you do the flight attendant?

At the front, on the sides and at the back.

In case of emergency, please exit here, to the side

very quickly.

Now it's surely recording, we can't mess up.

What whas that song that the three girls were singing in the car?

What a beautiful landscape!

Welcome to Austria!

There it is!

No, 200 meters left.

From here on, they speak German, very well.

Look at those mountains!

The worst thing is I have to watch all these clips.

You'll spend hours watching all this BS

It's incredible that these guys have a bycicle lane and nobody rides it with a motorcycle!

It's unbelievable!

Guys, watch out because Leo is really weak while driving

There's an expression that drives him nuts and I'm not joking - NO!

Not now!

Let's recap the best quotes of Ezio.

Come closer!

- No, no!

C'mon Ezio!

You should hold the camera then.

We're back in Austria, but we've brought more people this time.

This Christmas market wasn't here last time.

I want Mozart balls!

I've bought cigarettes for Olexander, they were 9€ and he gave me 20.

Awesome!

I should buy him cigarettes too!

Even if I have to go by walk freezing!

Does "Müller" mean "carpenter"?

*Italian Joke*

No, I said "carpenter"!

You have to know that Leo is super bossy, so we're actually here to buy...

When I go shopping I usually go in, buy, out and back home.

I'm not going around...

Here we are!

How is the tournament going so far?

Tell us about it.

Ezio, apart from sudden changes in tension...

You see in the mountains there are dykes, so...

What's the typical fruit?

The fruit we've mentioned the most.

Closing ceremony, lots of people here.

Without tripods, vlogging at random.

Look how many people!

I was a happy person, look at my circles around my eyes!

It's going to end soon, it's going to end soon.

Some authorities here.

We're going to start the closing ceremony soon and, of course, who are we waiting for?

Arbiters, say "hi"!

I was editing the interview I did to Zhansaya Abdumalik, of course since you're in the future

you can watch it by clicking here, and they told me we had to go

to the playing hall to sort the last things, so I got up and from the window behind me

I saw this.

I don't know if you can recognize this thing behind me, it's the playing hall.

It's a little bit different because we cleared everything out and we're ready to leave

so this is the last time I'll ever see this hall until ...

I'll miss this place.

A special thanks to Fideacademy for this wonderful experience.

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How did I prepare the older child for the new born? - Duration: 7:32.

Hello guys! What's up?

Today I came to talk a little more about relationship between siblings.

This time, talk about the pregnant mother and the child who is waiting for her/his little brother.

In this video I want to share with you my experience and my thoughts during the two pregnancies, right?

Because in each one, there was one child waiting for the other.

When I got pregnant with Ana, Yan was six years old.

Many people!

That I do not know why!

They came to tell him that the relationship between him and me,

would be over from the moment Ana was born.

Because she would be my real daughter, and he's my nephew ...

So I had to do all a work with him,

of approximation.

Because he was six already.

A six-year-old child is really sorry and hears a lot that these people are talking about.

So he showed that he was sensitized to the situation

and afraid to lose my attention and my love.

That this would be impossible!

At first it was very difficult for us to adaptation,

but there was never a lack of love.

The whole thing was just routine.

How to adapt to the routine of a six year old kid and the newborn?

Because a child of six years old, demands attention with the play,

with outing, with activity, with homework ...

Anyway, with several other things a newborn does not need.

And the newborn demands several other things that the older does not need.

So it was quite complicated!

But we have overcome and we are all alive today.

When I discovered Rebeca's pregnancy, Ana was one year and nine months old.

From the moment I discovered Rebeca's pregnancy,

I made sure to tell Ana too.

Ah, Joana! But she was a little baby did not understand anything.

I've said this a few times here,

and I'll say it again for you.

Children understand everything!

If you know how to communicate with them.

The belly was growing, she was relating to that belly,

and with the idea that your little sister was coming...

Ana has always been very close to me.

A lot!

To sleep on near me, to stay together all the time ...

This in the mother's head is a very big whirl!

Because as it is, you have a child very attached to you,

and another is being born, that you know will demand greater attention for her/him?

So, what did I do?

I gave a mission to my husband,

which was to get closer to Ana.

How we did it?

Go play with her.

Take her with you.

Go you two.

Do things you two ...

And then, they were doing more things together

and she was approaching and discovering the pleasure of relating to the father.

We did in this process because it was very important for her not to feel excluded,

when I needed to sleep with Rebeca because I was nursing.

Because we get very tired, right ?!

Because Rebeca will stay more on my lap.

Because Rebeca needs more ...

So the only child,

is very accustomed to playing with adults.

More with adults than with other children.

The youngest son/daughter does not have much of this, because he/she already arrives having a child to play, right?

If the difference is small.

When Rebeca was born, it was really cool!

It was Ana, Yan ...

The whole family, right?

Logical! Receiving the newborn.

It is always good to inform your child that the newborn baby is not a doll.

It is possible to interact with the baby.

To play, to make love ...

Show a toy ...

But she/he is sensible!

In the beginning, they played more with the Rebeca plays,

And as time passed ...

A year and a half, two years ago Rebeca was already playing with Ana's banter.

And today they have common plays.

They can already have the play in common.

Now I will give some tips for mothers who are pregnant and have a small child.

First, do not blame yourself for not giving attention to the eldest.

Because there is this very tense moment in the beginning.

That the newborn baby demands more attention.

But make the other adults complete this moment that you can not be with your older child.

But do not get too focused on the little one,

that has no time for the eldest.

When the little one is sleeping,

or with another adult ...

Pay attention to your oldest.

Stay with him a little bit.

Even if it's just a bout because you're exhausted

and can not do much,

to play, to do something fun...

But if you can stay for a while ...

I'm sure, your oldest will love it!

If your older child was very nervous about the arrival of the youngest.

It may be interesting to seek the help of a specialist.

Do not let it go all the way down!

Your child may be suffering greatly from this change.

My third tip is this, do not want to be a super everything!

Super mother, super wife, super mistress home.

If you do not take care of everything, take your help.

And when I say help, I do not talk about the father.

Because the child is 50% of each. OK?

I'm talking about people who are available to give you a help.

Stay with the child while you do something for you.

For you to take a shower, right?

For you to sleep ...

With a child is already pulled. With 2 my daughter ...

If you do not accept help, you barely brush your teeth.

Be careful!

Do not overdo it to the point of not having time for anything,

and get super stressed.

This will reflect on your relationship,

in their children ...

So be careful!

And the fourth and last tip I give you is,

have some time for you.

Give up something from home!

But take your time.

Take your time to take care of you.

Work out, maybe! If you've always liked working out.

Or take a long shower.

or to do the nails ...

Do something you like.

Do not just look at your child to the point where you look in the mirror

and not recognize yourself.

Because the children will grow up.

And you will continue.

At least that's what you expect, right?

So take care of yourself, too.

So that's it guys!

Thank you so much for watching my videos!

Do not forget to sign up for our group to grow more and more, right?

Like it.

And leave in the comments how you are relating to the pregnancy and the small child.

Come on!?

See you next time!

Bye Bye!

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Passion for BMX - Duration: 3:34.

I remember that, when I was a child, I saw one of the biggest bmx competition in the world,

that was the moment I understand, what can I do with my bike, just detaching the tires from the ground

I started trying the first jumps, and jump after jump, it becomes my lifestyle

Growing your level

means for sure an increase of the risks,

but these are not the type of risks that blocks you from your progress,

so despite falls and injuries, you come out stronger.

When you fall and get hurt,

and you understand you'll have a long period of stop from what you love,

it's nerve-wracking, because you have to do rehab and examinations,

but when you finally can jump on your bike, it boosts your energy, it's an indescribable and unique feeling

I know that growing up in age, for sure my level will decrease,

but I don't think it will be a negative thing. I look at it as a generational turnover

So when my level starts to decrease,

there will be new blood, new children, that, like me, will try this sport in order to reach high levels

My aim is to last as long as possible on my bike,

regardless of the level of the trick i could do on it.

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THE BEST SAILING DESTINATION IN THE WORLD? Ep 93 - Duration: 19:01.

What you are about to see is the most beautiful place we've ever been.

This is Moonrock Bay, because up there is a great big boulder that looks like it

comes from the moon. And there it is. So named by a yachtie who decided that at night time

when the moon shone, it lit up and he said it looked like a rock from the

moon! Well, so the story goes... Anyway it is visually one of the most stunning bays

here. And right at this moment on that beach just over there

Liz is doing a bit of beach-combing. She's gone off in the kayak. I've been

flying the drone, just getting in some stunning scenery.

The one disappointment, which I didn't mention last week but should have,

was that when we passed another yacht we were talking on the VHF. They were

going to an anchorage we just left, and they explained that they just come from

this Bay. And one of the local fishermen had stolen their anchor and chain from

their dinghy when they went to walk up to the Moonrock. When you hear

stories like that it's always very disappointing. But more than that, when we

then come into the bay you are forever suspicious of the fishermen, the local

fishermen here, who have obviously been coming here for years. 99.9% of them are

probably very nice and friendly, and as we've come to expect of the Indonesians we've

met wonderful, wonderful, honest, beautiful people. But it takes one incident like

that to mar somewhere like this. And it's just a disappointment really, because now

whenever you look at any one of these fishermen anchored up here you think, was

that the one? Maybe it was him who stole it...

You just don't know. Maybe the person was a chancer and came in just

the once and took it and has never been back since, who knows? But I think what

these guys obviously don't realize is that the yachting community is a very

small one. Most people know each other, especially in this part of the world.

We've pretty much met all the other boats. And you're in communication with

them. And, sadly, it means that when we pass notes and give advice on people

coming to Anambas it might just be that Moonrock bay becomes the one to watch out

for, because local people take stuff from your boat. It's just a bit of a shame.

For both Liz and myself it's been at the back of our minds since we've come in here.

We're now very careful. We lock up (we always lock up the boat anyway) but

we now remove anything on deck that could easily be grabbed by passers-by.

We don't want to have to do this, but that's what happens sometimes. That aside...

That aside... Let's just take in this view one more time, because it really is

possibly one of the most visually stunning bays in the Anambas.

I'm going to leave Liz to do a bit more beach-combing, whilst I go off over to the

north side and do a bit of snorkeling...

So you can see these guys here. They've got a little net down in the water which I'm

about to go over, so I need to move the boat, one minute. "That's it, yeah give us

a push." These three guys are just splashing around in the water as a way of,

frightening the fish into the net. Not seen this done before... Oh look!

There we go!

Good man!

"Ikan?"

Ikan.

Yeah, lots of fish.

Looks like they're doing a good job of it, as well.

That is the sound of me being speechless. Speechless in amazement and wonder at

this rather stunning 360 vista which I have on this spit of land. Sorry, I can't help

but rub it in. But look at this place! I mean it really is just absolutely, just

so beautiful it really is, isn't it? With this little desert island here connected by

this little spit of land, almost. Beautiful clear waters, palm fringed shores,

blah...blah... blah... But what is quite interesting is that I just walked over

to this bit of land, and I thought "that's a bit odd, why would anyone cycle a bike

along here?" And then realised, it's baby turtle tracks!

So be interesting to see if we can come down here at night... although I'm not

sure we would, because it's a bit dodgy coming down in the dinghy with the

reef, but I imagine this is one of the spots where you're likely to find

turtles nesting, and baby turtles hatching and running down to the water.

We've got this rather curious looking thing here which looks like a little

model boat that's been stuck up lengthways, and underneath it (and this

one's for my brother, Marcus, if he's watching)...

Well... It's a bit sh!t here really, isn't it? (Laughs). We think probably we've found our favorite spot so

far, which is here Sagu Dampar, known to yachties as a Moonrock Bay. And it's a

series of small islands, with lots of little sandy beaches, loads of

coral... reefs... and it's simply stunning. Nobody lives here, it's deserted. We have

seen a few fishermen... I don't know... it's just... I can't really explain... it's just so...

perfect.

So we've come around the corner from Moonrock Bay, which is sort of over there.

And into this beautiful Lagoon here. And in between this

island and a couple of other islands to the southeast, I suppose,

is a great big reef. And this reef sits on its own. It's huge! It's the size of a

small island. But nothing protrudes on the surface. And I actually only noticed

it when I was flying the drone over the top and could see it from the air.

So we brought the dinghy round. And Liz brought the kayak around, of course. She's spent all

morning in the kayak. We're gonna go and snorkel this place, because it looked

pretty active. There'squite a lot going on. We've seen turtles already, and

there's a lot of fish jumping out of the water. But as we've gone over the top of

the reef, and I've stuck my head with the goggles on underwater as I've gone by,

and Liz has seen it as she's kayaked over the top of it... it's looking pretty healthy.

So we're gonna go down and have a look.

Well I think in terms of fish activity, that is the most fish we've ever seen.

So many fish. The profile of the reef is such that it's very, very flat across the

whole of this area. But it drops away quite deep, so it actually making a good

dive spot as well. I saw a huge trigger fish, which fortunately was somewhere

away from me, and fairly low down in the water, a few meters. So stayed well away

from him. And very, very big parrot fish as well.

Lots of them nibbling the coral. And lots of that table coral as well, which we see

everywhere. But very beautiful, very pretty. Some parts are dying; some parts

are dead. But most of it is very healthy... But the amount of fish down there is

amazing. It's truly incredible

Oh gosh, that was just fantastic. We could have spent a month there, couldn't we?

I mean... when I was editing that I could tell how visually impactful this

was going to be. And I have to say, it brought a lump in my throat, and a tear to my eye

every time I watch that. It's just... I mean it's just mind-blowing. Never seen

anything like it in my life. No, no. The first time you showed it to me I was

gobsmacked. that underwater footage, and the drone footage. It really did look

like that (that's why I really want to go back)! But we should just mention, by the way, at

the beginning of the episode we talked about someone's anchor being stolen from

their dinghy. We want to make it absolutely clear that this kind of thing

happens all over the world. It happens in Europe, it happens in Thailand, it happens

everywhere. (Caribbean). So it's not specific to Indonesia, or to the Anambas.

So please, don't go away thinking that that's what it's like everywhere. I mean

this was one instance in the whole time that we were there, so please bear

that in mind. OK. Now I think, Liz, you wanted to quickly

mention something... Yeah, I wanted to mention this decision about where we go

next! Because we're throwing it open to Patreon next month. Providing our goal

has been reached, we will be asking them to vote on where we go next. And we have

had quite a few suggestions here on YouTube, from a lot of our followers... and

Japan has raced to the top at the moment! Which is very exciting! Hmmm. And then

we've had Madagascar (a little bit worried about the plague there at the

moment) but, yes sure, across the Indian Ocean - various routes. Possibly Papua New

Guinea. Just to let everybody know, we can't go to Australia and New Zealand

because they don't want Millie (who would not want Millie?) Quarantine rules are just too strict.

So it's all very exciting! And next month we'll be having the vote on Patreon, and as soon

as we get the result we'll be announcing it here on YouTube. Probably do a special

little video about it for everybody. So anyone who happens to be a Patreon at

that time next month, is going to be in with a chance to to vote.

Yeah. So let us know!

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We Slept In An Ice Cave Over...

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Demolishing The Memory Wall (+ What is Optane, NVME,...) - Duration: 10:22.

Hi, thanks for tuning into Singularity

Prosperity. This video is the fifth in a

multi-part series discussing computing.

In this video, we'll be discussing the

gap between competing performance and

memory and how this 'memory wall'

is to be the demolished.

[Music]

While computer performance and memory

capacity have followed the trend of Moore's

Law, memory access time, in other words,

latency, has not, only increasing by

approximately 1.1 times per year. While

at first the difference between an

exponential with a 2x versus 1.1x

rate of growth is not

distinguishable, as time progresses it

becomes more and more apparent, in terms

of the memory gap this is equivalent to

a 50% increase in the gap per year. We

are now at a point where this gap is now

large enough to cause severe bottlenecks

in applications. For example, for machine

learning in terms of genomics, financial

and scientific research, 80 to 90 percent

of the time is just spent accessing

memory while the other 10 to 20 percent

is spent doing the computation itself.

This really exemplifies how important

memory and storage is, a computer can only

process data as fast as its memory can

be accessed. Now there are a variety of

memory devices that computers use today,

with each device storing certain

types of information and having their

own trade-offs based off performance,

capacity and cost. The most expensive,

best performance memory is found on the

die of a CPU core itself, the registers. The

registers essentially just store the

data that the CPU is using to compute

its current instruction. Moving outward

we are met with static random-access

memory, SRAM, more commonly referred to as

the CPU cache. There are multiple levels

usually two to three, each growing in

capacity but decreasing in performance

as we move further away from the

registers, and they store the data that

the CPU will need to use soon or has

been using a lot of recently. The SRAM

and registers on a CPU are fixed in size

due to space, the processors job as well,

to process data not store it. Going off

chip there's DRAM, NAND solid-state drives

and then mechanical hard drives, each

many orders of magnitude slower than

on-chip memory implementations: Today

there are three primary technologies

used to store and access data. First

there's DRAM memory, which serves as hot

storage for the most frequently accessed

data. DRAM is incredibly fast but also

expensive, especially at large capacities.

For cold data there are hard drives,

which are orders of magnitude slower

than DRAM but very cheap and high

capacity, and that's why the bulk of our

data is stored there. In the warm tier

there are NAND SSDs, which are much

faster than hard drives but cheaper than

DRAM.

So, when viewing memory types in this

pyramid structure, the processor

registers are at the very top point and

SRAM takes up the other top 1% of the

pyramid. To summarize, SRAM and DRAM are

hot memory types, the most expensive but

also the fastest. They are volatile

meaning when power is unplugged, all data

is essentially lost and they are also

fairly fixed in their amount of storage

capacity. Moving down to warm storage

types we get NAND, in other words, SSDs.

This technology is beginning to

mature with 3D NAND, allowing for

rapid increases in non-volatile storage,

in other words, it's suitable for storing

long term information and now due to

their increasing capacity are able to

compete with mechanical hard drives.

However, they are many orders of

magnitude slower than the speed the

processor runs at and DRAM. At cold

storage we have standard mechanical hard

drives, these have the most non-volatile

storage but are extremely slow, really

making them suitable only for backups or

long-term storage on a budget. This is

how computer memory has been for quite

some time, but now Intel and Microns new

X-Point technology is coming in to

change the game. X-Point allows for

memory devices that are much faster than

NAND, have more storage capacity than

DRAM and are non-volatile, essentially

bridging the gap between DIMMs and

SSDs: To make 3D X-Point memory

dense we packed lots of capacity into a

tiny footprint. We started by slicing

submicroscopic layers of materials into

columns, each containing a memory cell

and selector. Then we connected those

columns using an innovative crosspoint

structure consisting of perpendicular

wires, that enables memory cells to be

individually addressed by selecting one

wire on top and another at the bottom. We

can stack these memory grids three

dimensionally to maximize density. This

technology along with 3D NAND will

completely change the way the storage

pyramid is organized: 3D X-Point

technology is about to completely

rewrite the rules governing the hot, warm,

cold storage pyramid. Why? Because it's

nearly as fast as DRAM while its cost is

much closer to NAND SSDs. Intel is

designing both DIMM and SSD solutions

with 3D X-Point technology. Intel DIMMs

based on 3D X-Point technology will

enable you to greatly expand your

high-performance hot storage capacity,

without breaking the bank,

unleashing new levels of performance and

responsiveness for the apps and services

that power your business. Intel

Optane SSDs based on 3D X-Point

technology and other Intel storage

innovations will enable much faster warm

storage, plus Intel has already

introduced 3D NAND technology into SSDs,

boosting density and increasing the

capacity of those drives. These new Intel

SSD technologies can expand warm storage

capacity with excellent performance and

cost. So, with multiple different memory

types and new memory technologies breaking

current memory paradigms, we can

begin interfacing multiple memory

technologies together to increase

performance, this is referred to as a

memory pool: The OS and your applications

run as is, without modification, with full

access to the extended memory pool.

Memory capacity associated with each

processor scales by up to 8x or 12

terabytes for a single processor. The

software also intelligently determines

where data should be located in the pool

to maximize performance, in select

workloads the software can enable

servers to deliver near DRAM only

performance even with DRAM supplying

only 1/10 of the overall memory pool

capacity. This combination of increased

capacity and cost efficiency means you

can use Intel memory drive technology to

displace a portion of DRAM to reduce

overall memory costs. Or extend the

memory pool capacity beyond DRAM

limitations when greater system memory

is required. Including Intel's memory

drive technology to pool various types

of memory, each memory type is now also

beginning to incorporate smart caching

and fetching assisted by AI. These

software optimizations will have huge

impacts on the performance of computer

memory. We touched upon these principles

heavily in previous videos in this

series, new hardware devices to break

current paradigms as well as increased

software optimization to leverage the

hardware resources. There are various

other memory hardware and software

optimizations beyond the scope of this

video we haven't even touched, such as

DDR5 and virtual memory to increase

memory bandwidth and decreased latency,

there are many amazing creators on this

platform and resources online if you wish to

learn more. While in the previous section

we discussed the types of memory devices

as well as new hardware and software

technologies to increase memory

bandwidth and decrease latency, we didn't

discuss another huge bottleneck, data

transfer. SRAM has transfer speeds in thr

range of hundreds of gigabytes per

second and DDR4 DRAM in the range of 50

to 70 gigabytes per second, however, as

mentioned previously, these are expensive,

volatile, fixed capacity memory sources.

For non-volatile memory, there are two

standards for data transfer: 1) The Advanced

Host Controller Interface, AHCI, which

uses the Serial Advanced Technology

Attachment, SATA, and 2) Non-Volatile Memory

Express, NVME, which uses the Peripheral

Component Interconnect Express, PCIe, to

transfer data. now SATA and PCIe are the

physical hardware mediums used to

transfer data in the computer. SATA has

been used for the majority of the 2000s

for memory devices, with transfer rates

tapping out at 600 megabytes per second,

it's medium is a cable. PCIe is connected

directly to the CPU through a socket on

the motherboard, for much of its lifetime

it has primarily been used for graphics

cards. PCIe 1.0 had transfer rates of

250 megabytes per second, followed by 2.0

with 500 megabytes per second and now

our current generation, 3.0, with one

gigabyte per second.

As a sidenote, PCIe 4.0 is expected next

year, with transfer rates of two

gigabytes per second and 5.0 by 2021

with rates of 4 gigabytes per second. Now

with SATA tapping out in transfer rates,

PCIe has been the new direction the

industry has been leaning towards, with

NVME protocol standards in development

since 2012. AHCI was a great standard

for old mechanical hard drives to

transfer data, it could handle 1 data

queue at a time, which was fine given how

slow mechanical hard drives are, but with

SSDs AHCI severely bottlenecks

performance. NVME however can handle

65,000 queues at a time, extremely

parallel due to the utilization of the

wider bandwidth of PCIe lanes and PCIe's

direct connection to a CPU. NVME is

able to truly unleash the performance of

SSDs, yielding six times performance

boosts over SATA, essentially meaning

SATA and AHCI are dead. The high speed,

low latency transfer rates that NVME

brings unlike with SATA isn't going to

capped anytime soon, due to evolving PCIe

and NVME standards. There are also various

PCIe slots on a computer: 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x,

with each multiple adding

additional bandwidth. For example, an 8x

PCIe 3.0 port could transfer 8 gigabytes

per second. So, with multiple types of

memory, new memory types breaking current

defined memory paradigms, memory devices

optimized with smart caching and

fetching, memory pooling, new data

protocols and data transfer mediums,

memory vertical scaling such as 3D NAND

and X-Pint and finally 3D

integrated circuits, the memory gap will

finally begin to start decreasing

instead of increasing. Beyond these

concepts, in future videos we'll be

discussing optical computing and

neuromorphic computing.

[Music]

At this point the video has come to a

conclusion, I'd like to thank you for

taking the time to watch it.

If you enjoyed it, consider supporting me

on Patreon to keep this channel growing

and if you want me to elaborate on any

other topics discussed, or have any topic

suggestions, please leave them in the

comments below.

Consider subscribing for more content,

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content. This has been Ankur, you've been

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see you again soon!

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THE BEST SAILING DESTINATION IN THE WORLD? Ep 93 - Duration: 19:01.

What you are about to see is the most beautiful place we've ever been.

This is Moonrock Bay, because up there is a great big boulder that looks like it

comes from the moon. And there it is. So named by a yachtie who decided that at night time

when the moon shone, it lit up and he said it looked like a rock from the

moon! Well, so the story goes... Anyway it is visually one of the most stunning bays

here. And right at this moment on that beach just over there

Liz is doing a bit of beach-combing. She's gone off in the kayak. I've been

flying the drone, just getting in some stunning scenery.

The one disappointment, which I didn't mention last week but should have,

was that when we passed another yacht we were talking on the VHF. They were

going to an anchorage we just left, and they explained that they just come from

this Bay. And one of the local fishermen had stolen their anchor and chain from

their dinghy when they went to walk up to the Moonrock. When you hear

stories like that it's always very disappointing. But more than that, when we

then come into the bay you are forever suspicious of the fishermen, the local

fishermen here, who have obviously been coming here for years. 99.9% of them are

probably very nice and friendly, and as we've come to expect of the Indonesians we've

met wonderful, wonderful, honest, beautiful people. But it takes one incident like

that to mar somewhere like this. And it's just a disappointment really, because now

whenever you look at any one of these fishermen anchored up here you think, was

that the one? Maybe it was him who stole it...

You just don't know. Maybe the person was a chancer and came in just

the once and took it and has never been back since, who knows? But I think what

these guys obviously don't realize is that the yachting community is a very

small one. Most people know each other, especially in this part of the world.

We've pretty much met all the other boats. And you're in communication with

them. And, sadly, it means that when we pass notes and give advice on people

coming to Anambas it might just be that Moonrock bay becomes the one to watch out

for, because local people take stuff from your boat. It's just a bit of a shame.

For both Liz and myself it's been at the back of our minds since we've come in here.

We're now very careful. We lock up (we always lock up the boat anyway) but

we now remove anything on deck that could easily be grabbed by passers-by.

We don't want to have to do this, but that's what happens sometimes. That aside...

That aside... Let's just take in this view one more time, because it really is

possibly one of the most visually stunning bays in the Anambas.

I'm going to leave Liz to do a bit more beach-combing, whilst I go off over to the

north side and do a bit of snorkeling...

So you can see these guys here. They've got a little net down in the water which I'm

about to go over, so I need to move the boat, one minute. "That's it, yeah give us

a push." These three guys are just splashing around in the water as a way of,

frightening the fish into the net. Not seen this done before... Oh look!

There we go!

Good man!

"Ikan?"

Ikan.

Yeah, lots of fish.

Looks like they're doing a good job of it, as well.

That is the sound of me being speechless. Speechless in amazement and wonder at

this rather stunning 360 vista which I have on this spit of land. Sorry, I can't help

but rub it in. But look at this place! I mean it really is just absolutely, just

so beautiful it really is, isn't it? With this little desert island here connected by

this little spit of land, almost. Beautiful clear waters, palm fringed shores,

blah...blah... blah... But what is quite interesting is that I just walked over

to this bit of land, and I thought "that's a bit odd, why would anyone cycle a bike

along here?" And then realised, it's baby turtle tracks!

So be interesting to see if we can come down here at night... although I'm not

sure we would, because it's a bit dodgy coming down in the dinghy with the

reef, but I imagine this is one of the spots where you're likely to find

turtles nesting, and baby turtles hatching and running down to the water.

We've got this rather curious looking thing here which looks like a little

model boat that's been stuck up lengthways, and underneath it (and this

one's for my brother, Marcus, if he's watching)...

Well... It's a bit sh!t here really, isn't it? (Laughs). We think probably we've found our favorite spot so

far, which is here Sagu Dampar, known to yachties as a Moonrock Bay. And it's a

series of small islands, with lots of little sandy beaches, loads of

coral... reefs... and it's simply stunning. Nobody lives here, it's deserted. We have

seen a few fishermen... I don't know... it's just... I can't really explain... it's just so...

perfect.

So we've come around the corner from Moonrock Bay, which is sort of over there.

And into this beautiful Lagoon here. And in between this

island and a couple of other islands to the southeast, I suppose,

is a great big reef. And this reef sits on its own. It's huge! It's the size of a

small island. But nothing protrudes on the surface. And I actually only noticed

it when I was flying the drone over the top and could see it from the air.

So we brought the dinghy round. And Liz brought the kayak around, of course. She's spent all

morning in the kayak. We're gonna go and snorkel this place, because it looked

pretty active. There'squite a lot going on. We've seen turtles already, and

there's a lot of fish jumping out of the water. But as we've gone over the top of

the reef, and I've stuck my head with the goggles on underwater as I've gone by,

and Liz has seen it as she's kayaked over the top of it... it's looking pretty healthy.

So we're gonna go down and have a look.

Well I think in terms of fish activity, that is the most fish we've ever seen.

So many fish. The profile of the reef is such that it's very, very flat across the

whole of this area. But it drops away quite deep, so it actually making a good

dive spot as well. I saw a huge trigger fish, which fortunately was somewhere

away from me, and fairly low down in the water, a few meters. So stayed well away

from him. And very, very big parrot fish as well.

Lots of them nibbling the coral. And lots of that table coral as well, which we see

everywhere. But very beautiful, very pretty. Some parts are dying; some parts

are dead. But most of it is very healthy... But the amount of fish down there is

amazing. It's truly incredible

Oh gosh, that was just fantastic. We could have spent a month there, couldn't we?

I mean... when I was editing that I could tell how visually impactful this

was going to be. And I have to say, it brought a lump in my throat, and a tear to my eye

every time I watch that. It's just... I mean it's just mind-blowing. Never seen

anything like it in my life. No, no. The first time you showed it to me I was

gobsmacked. that underwater footage, and the drone footage. It really did look

like that (that's why I really want to go back)! But we should just mention, by the way, at

the beginning of the episode we talked about someone's anchor being stolen from

their dinghy. We want to make it absolutely clear that this kind of thing

happens all over the world. It happens in Europe, it happens in Thailand, it happens

everywhere. (Caribbean). So it's not specific to Indonesia, or to the Anambas.

So please, don't go away thinking that that's what it's like everywhere. I mean

this was one instance in the whole time that we were there, so please bear

that in mind. OK. Now I think, Liz, you wanted to quickly

mention something... Yeah, I wanted to mention this decision about where we go

next! Because we're throwing it open to Patreon next month. Providing our goal

has been reached, we will be asking them to vote on where we go next. And we have

had quite a few suggestions here on YouTube, from a lot of our followers... and

Japan has raced to the top at the moment! Which is very exciting! Hmmm. And then

we've had Madagascar (a little bit worried about the plague there at the

moment) but, yes sure, across the Indian Ocean - various routes. Possibly Papua New

Guinea. Just to let everybody know, we can't go to Australia and New Zealand

because they don't want Millie (who would not want Millie?) Quarantine rules are just too strict.

So it's all very exciting! And next month we'll be having the vote on Patreon, and as soon

as we get the result we'll be announcing it here on YouTube. Probably do a special

little video about it for everybody. So anyone who happens to be a Patreon at

that time next month, is going to be in with a chance to to vote.

Yeah. So let us know!

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My first World Chess Championship | Vlog #1 - Duration: 9:51.

We're waiting our transfer for lunch and here in Tarvisio there's snow.

I don't know if you can see all the snow there is here.

Incredible!

I'm in my hotel, in one of the halls, but I think I'll go outside because there's some background noise

outside.

I want to show you some snow and to talk about the tournament.

Here I am.

Nice, uh?

I'd like to introduce to you some players.

I'm not bothering you with details because you can read them online, but

there's Awonder Liang, one of the youngest

Grand Masters in the world and he's 14, then there's the young Indian Praggnanandhaa, over 2500

We've had some nice weather for the moment.

I hope it all goes well and that there won't be much snow.

Maybe I should show you the landscape I can see from here.

Back to the hotel!

First things first. We have our mornings off and OBVIOUSLY

we're currently in Austria, obviously.

Obviously.

Obviously.

The main sightseeing in Austria is the mall we are in right now.

I could sing some Christmas songs like "Jingle Bells".

In the middle of November...

There's a reason behind this, there are Christmas decorations everywhere, I don't know if you can see the tree behind me

Do you think we can sit there?

Ask the lady.

Let's go buy a suit for Romualdo.

Playing hall.

These are the electronic boards.

The round has just finished and games between arbiters have just started.

I've just finished interviewing Vladimir Potkin, I'm really happy.

Of course you're in the future, so you can watch this interview by clicking

on the card right above me.

We are at dinner and you can see this total crazyness and these people

- Erfan!

Say "hi" to the camera!

Shall I do like this?

I absolutely must record this moment, since I have my Chess Society t-shirt

and there's also reggae music in the playing hall.

I'm working, as usual - Hi everyone!

Let's record Nadia, since she has just done her hair, before it's too late

C'mon, he won't show anything!

Nadia is dancing on lounge music.

Where is he?

Tell me.

You can't take a selfie without me.

Oh ok, sure!

I was worried, I thought you were saying I couldn't take selfies at all!

Are you recording?

Yes.

I mean can I talk freely?

Yes.

Holy cr- Censored!

Fu- program! Hi, patatone!

Hi!

Are you recording?

Patatone!

Wait, how can I see myself?

Stretch your arm and look there.

But you have to see what happens!

We talk and then "ha capito", third person.

"Ho capito" "Abbiamo capito"

Now you're in big trouble because FIDE can see this video

I apologize

Chiedo scusa.

Try to look super professional and serious

Would you like to say something in Japanese?

*I have no idea what she's saying*

Jamie, Takis is not here.

Can you do the flight attendant?

At the front, on the sides and at the back.

In case of emergency, please exit here, to the side

very quickly.

Now it's surely recording, we can't mess up.

What whas that song that the three girls were singing in the car?

What a beautiful landscape!

Welcome to Austria!

There it is!

No, 200 meters left.

From here on, they speak German, very well.

Look at those mountains!

The worst thing is I have to watch all these clips.

You'll spend hours watching all this BS

It's incredible that these guys have a bycicle lane and nobody rides it with a motorcycle!

It's unbelievable!

Guys, watch out because Leo is really weak while driving

There's an expression that drives him nuts and I'm not joking - NO!

Not now!

Let's recap the best quotes of Ezio.

Come closer!

- No, no!

C'mon Ezio!

You should hold the camera then.

We're back in Austria, but we've brought more people this time.

This Christmas market wasn't here last time.

I want Mozart balls!

I've bought cigarettes for Olexander, they were 9€ and he gave me 20.

Awesome!

I should buy him cigarettes too!

Even if I have to go by walk freezing!

Does "Müller" mean "carpenter"?

*Italian Joke*

No, I said "carpenter"!

You have to know that Leo is super bossy, so we're actually here to buy...

When I go shopping I usually go in, buy, out and back home.

I'm not going around...

Here we are!

How is the tournament going so far?

Tell us about it.

Ezio, apart from sudden changes in tension...

You see in the mountains there are dykes, so...

What's the typical fruit?

The fruit we've mentioned the most.

Closing ceremony, lots of people here.

Without tripods, vlogging at random.

Look how many people!

I was a happy person, look at my circles around my eyes!

It's going to end soon, it's going to end soon.

Some authorities here.

We're going to start the closing ceremony soon and, of course, who are we waiting for?

Arbiters, say "hi"!

I was editing the interview I did to Zhansaya Abdumalik, of course since you're in the future

you can watch it by clicking here, and they told me we had to go

to the playing hall to sort the last things, so I got up and from the window behind me

I saw this.

I don't know if you can recognize this thing behind me, it's the playing hall.

It's a little bit different because we cleared everything out and we're ready to leave

so this is the last time I'll ever see this hall until ...

I'll miss this place.

A special thanks to Fideacademy for this wonderful experience.

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How I Animate Countryballs | Behind the Scene - Duration: 7:56.

Hey guys

I have been getting a lot of requests that I should make a tutorial

on how I make my animations

so this video is all about that

how I make everything from voice to animation

how I do everything and what software I use

hopefully this will be helpful

and if you want to make your animations

maybe this will help you who knows? you know ?

always start with the audio

if you not gonna do that you gonna have a bad time

trust me I know this from experience

because otherwise you will have to move the animation on the way

but if you have audio you basically make animation around it

and it saves you bunch of time

so here I have a little piece if about Poland crying

about space

yeah but let's just hear it

I want into space...

next you save that shit and yeah that is it

and then you use this program called levelator

which basically evens out the volume of your audio

so it's not quiet or very loud at some points

next you gonna have to draw some background

I use this program called Clip Studio Paint

Clip Studio Paint yeah I use this program

It's pretty good I like it more than Photoshop

I think for drawing cartoons it's a lot better

but that is just mine opinion you can use any program

to draw backgrounds because

the program I use to animate with it's really not possible

to draw anything else than just

animating stuff

so anything that is not gonna be moving or static

draw in this program or

or Photoshop or any other program

because it's gonna be pain in the ass

in the animation software

and it's coming just in a bit

all I'm doing here is basically just drawing on top of my sketch

drawing grass clouds some bushes

for animating software I use anime studio

or moho or I don't know how you call it

anyways I have love and hate relationship with this software

it does some things really well and some things really bad

and I'm gonna explain as we go

I'm just doing a little demonstration

here I have countryball rig

I'm just moving it playing with it showing you how it works

but you can make any rig you want

and you can assign actions to it or make it do certain things

and even if during the animation

if the rig doesn't have predefined action

you can just make up as you go

so it's really good as you can see I can anime really fast

and animate quickly

and but there is a problem with this software

before you even decide to buy this or

use this software

if you enjoy drawing just don't use it

just use animate cc or flash or whatever

just don't.. do d

don't use this software because

you are not gonna draw as much

if you don't mind

drawing less or you want to save time

then you should consider it but only consider it

download the trial play with it

because it has kind of a steep learning curve

and it took me about one month till I fully started

understand this program and start using it's full potential

yeah it takes some time but when you learn it it's pretty good

and like I said it does some stuff good and some stuff bad, now I'm gonna show some bad stuff

for example if I start drawing

like you see here I use pencil tool or whatever

and when I draw it merges my vectors

and it's not as accurate

and it's really pain in the ass to draw with this software

so that is why I said anything static

or it's not gonna be animated do it outside of this software

trust me you will just save some time

but when you need to animate some stuff

it's pretty easy it's just harder to draw it

but once you drawn it you can animate as you can see by moving vectors

or points and it animates automatically

so it save you a lot of time but it's steep learning curve

that's it I'm gonna start animating now

it was just a little showcase of this software

if you haven't heard of it

and if you did and you are interested I would just suggest go look for some tutorials

I'm just gonna do a rough introduction on what I'm using

so next I put everything into scene. I put two countryballs

change their flags

I already have flags predefined because

I made a lot of animations before and once I create one I just save it in the rig

and when I need to use it again I can reuse it

I change the eye expression I already have them predefined

or I can make new one easily if I need to

and I start animating mouth

what they are saying

also I have mouth actions predefined as well

so all I'm doing just listening to what he is saying and

setting mouth correct positions

and program will animate it automatically

and once this done I start adding movement and changing the camera movement

to fit everything in a scene

so it looks pretty easy but these rigs had a lot of work before

but basically when you set up your rig

if the flow stays consistent in the animation and not a lot of stuff changes in the animation

you can animate pretty quickly with this software

so that is a huge plus to this software

because if you don't have changing rigs or

or a lot of changing stuff in your animations

it's consistent then this software is really good

it took me about 15 minutes to finish this animaiton

all I do next just put music on top of the animation

that is the last step, here is the final result

I want into space

and that is it, hopefully this has been helpful to you in some way

I wanted to do a rough introduction on what I use

because if I would go into more details this video would take

a lot of time

and if you are interested you can investigate on your own

and yeah see you next time

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Aquilo - Six Feet Over Ground - Duration: 2:49.

Today's the day I found myself alright When I look ahead, pretend it never came.

I found a way to keep my head above But the hardest part is to say 'No it's not'

But I drove home when my mind turned off for once And its funny what you hear when you don't say a word

Well I'm okay, and I'm still breathing I'm still six feet over ground

But you don't need to know now You don't need to know how I'm doing

Yesterday I told you I was down A stupid thing to tell you when I feel just fine

And all your friends came fishing for a fire I come to you with words you know I'd never say

But I drove home when my mind turned off for once And its funny what you hear when you don't say a word

But I'm okay, and I'm still breathing I'm still six feet over ground

But you don't need to know now You don't need to know how I'm doing

But I'm okay, and I'm still breathing I'm still six feet over ground

But you don't need to know now Well you don't need to know how I'm doing

Cause you don't need to know now You don't need to know how I'm doing

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we will talk with Flavia Saraiva now, the cutest gymnast in the Universe, she is still quite short but...she is growing and specialist are trying to figure out how she did so much in just 8months

When people see me they always say "I thought you were taller" and I say "and have in mind I've grown a lot already"

That Flavinha had the average height of a ten year old. 1.33cm at age 17. Small even for a gymnast

yes she was very short

Flavia was studied a lot in the last four years, in terms of medical studies. We've been following her growing up to see if there were any problems.

what happens is that gymnastics is a very physically stressful sport and the athlete also has an intense reduction on their fat percentual and this translate into a late grown spurt

the peak of the stress: Rio Olympics. Her first ever.

when the Olympic cycle was over, Flavia relaxed. She grew 8cm in 8months, 1cm per month.

and that photo that was trending during the Olympics, today would have a smaller impact

and now we I have to take pictures with the volleyball and basketball players to see the difference

Before I could not hit the bars with my feet, nowadays I can reach it. I also can hit my head in the bars

pass through the bars now lowering your head

this news could have affected the balancing of her movements but with the right training she actually evolved

It helped me a lot. I now can swing better and do some transitions I had problems before and it also helped me a lot on the vault.

so now Flavia is 1.41cm, 8cm is quite a lot and with new image comes new attitude

when I would take photos with the girls I was a smaller and now I am almost their size.

take a look how she starts talking all screeched up and then she grows, she changed her posture.

Flavia says she is at the best moment of her life now, in terms of her body growing. So we are using this on her gymnastics too

I feel very normal, sometimes I feel taller but even before I was already very pretty

her charism hasn't change a bit

I'm still Flavinha

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THE BEST SAILING DESTINATION IN THE WORLD? Ep 93 - Duration: 19:01.

What you are about to see is the most beautiful place we've ever been.

This is Moonrock Bay, because up there is a great big boulder that looks like it

comes from the moon. And there it is. So named by a yachtie who decided that at night time

when the moon shone, it lit up and he said it looked like a rock from the

moon! Well, so the story goes... Anyway it is visually one of the most stunning bays

here. And right at this moment on that beach just over there

Liz is doing a bit of beach-combing. She's gone off in the kayak. I've been

flying the drone, just getting in some stunning scenery.

The one disappointment, which I didn't mention last week but should have,

was that when we passed another yacht we were talking on the VHF. They were

going to an anchorage we just left, and they explained that they just come from

this Bay. And one of the local fishermen had stolen their anchor and chain from

their dinghy when they went to walk up to the Moonrock. When you hear

stories like that it's always very disappointing. But more than that, when we

then come into the bay you are forever suspicious of the fishermen, the local

fishermen here, who have obviously been coming here for years. 99.9% of them are

probably very nice and friendly, and as we've come to expect of the Indonesians we've

met wonderful, wonderful, honest, beautiful people. But it takes one incident like

that to mar somewhere like this. And it's just a disappointment really, because now

whenever you look at any one of these fishermen anchored up here you think, was

that the one? Maybe it was him who stole it...

You just don't know. Maybe the person was a chancer and came in just

the once and took it and has never been back since, who knows? But I think what

these guys obviously don't realize is that the yachting community is a very

small one. Most people know each other, especially in this part of the world.

We've pretty much met all the other boats. And you're in communication with

them. And, sadly, it means that when we pass notes and give advice on people

coming to Anambas it might just be that Moonrock bay becomes the one to watch out

for, because local people take stuff from your boat. It's just a bit of a shame.

For both Liz and myself it's been at the back of our minds since we've come in here.

We're now very careful. We lock up (we always lock up the boat anyway) but

we now remove anything on deck that could easily be grabbed by passers-by.

We don't want to have to do this, but that's what happens sometimes. That aside...

That aside... Let's just take in this view one more time, because it really is

possibly one of the most visually stunning bays in the Anambas.

I'm going to leave Liz to do a bit more beach-combing, whilst I go off over to the

north side and do a bit of snorkeling...

So you can see these guys here. They've got a little net down in the water which I'm

about to go over, so I need to move the boat, one minute. "That's it, yeah give us

a push." These three guys are just splashing around in the water as a way of,

frightening the fish into the net. Not seen this done before... Oh look!

There we go!

Good man!

"Ikan?"

Ikan.

Yeah, lots of fish.

Looks like they're doing a good job of it, as well.

That is the sound of me being speechless. Speechless in amazement and wonder at

this rather stunning 360 vista which I have on this spit of land. Sorry, I can't help

but rub it in. But look at this place! I mean it really is just absolutely, just

so beautiful it really is, isn't it? With this little desert island here connected by

this little spit of land, almost. Beautiful clear waters, palm fringed shores,

blah...blah... blah... But what is quite interesting is that I just walked over

to this bit of land, and I thought "that's a bit odd, why would anyone cycle a bike

along here?" And then realised, it's baby turtle tracks!

So be interesting to see if we can come down here at night... although I'm not

sure we would, because it's a bit dodgy coming down in the dinghy with the

reef, but I imagine this is one of the spots where you're likely to find

turtles nesting, and baby turtles hatching and running down to the water.

We've got this rather curious looking thing here which looks like a little

model boat that's been stuck up lengthways, and underneath it (and this

one's for my brother, Marcus, if he's watching)...

Well... It's a bit sh!t here really, isn't it? (Laughs). We think probably we've found our favorite spot so

far, which is here Sagu Dampar, known to yachties as a Moonrock Bay. And it's a

series of small islands, with lots of little sandy beaches, loads of

coral... reefs... and it's simply stunning. Nobody lives here, it's deserted. We have

seen a few fishermen... I don't know... it's just... I can't really explain... it's just so...

perfect.

So we've come around the corner from Moonrock Bay, which is sort of over there.

And into this beautiful Lagoon here. And in between this

island and a couple of other islands to the southeast, I suppose,

is a great big reef. And this reef sits on its own. It's huge! It's the size of a

small island. But nothing protrudes on the surface. And I actually only noticed

it when I was flying the drone over the top and could see it from the air.

So we brought the dinghy round. And Liz brought the kayak around, of course. She's spent all

morning in the kayak. We're gonna go and snorkel this place, because it looked

pretty active. There'squite a lot going on. We've seen turtles already, and

there's a lot of fish jumping out of the water. But as we've gone over the top of

the reef, and I've stuck my head with the goggles on underwater as I've gone by,

and Liz has seen it as she's kayaked over the top of it... it's looking pretty healthy.

So we're gonna go down and have a look.

Well I think in terms of fish activity, that is the most fish we've ever seen.

So many fish. The profile of the reef is such that it's very, very flat across the

whole of this area. But it drops away quite deep, so it actually making a good

dive spot as well. I saw a huge trigger fish, which fortunately was somewhere

away from me, and fairly low down in the water, a few meters. So stayed well away

from him. And very, very big parrot fish as well.

Lots of them nibbling the coral. And lots of that table coral as well, which we see

everywhere. But very beautiful, very pretty. Some parts are dying; some parts

are dead. But most of it is very healthy... But the amount of fish down there is

amazing. It's truly incredible

Oh gosh, that was just fantastic. We could have spent a month there, couldn't we?

I mean... when I was editing that I could tell how visually impactful this

was going to be. And I have to say, it brought a lump in my throat, and a tear to my eye

every time I watch that. It's just... I mean it's just mind-blowing. Never seen

anything like it in my life. No, no. The first time you showed it to me I was

gobsmacked. that underwater footage, and the drone footage. It really did look

like that (that's why I really want to go back)! But we should just mention, by the way, at

the beginning of the episode we talked about someone's anchor being stolen from

their dinghy. We want to make it absolutely clear that this kind of thing

happens all over the world. It happens in Europe, it happens in Thailand, it happens

everywhere. (Caribbean). So it's not specific to Indonesia, or to the Anambas.

So please, don't go away thinking that that's what it's like everywhere. I mean

this was one instance in the whole time that we were there, so please bear

that in mind. OK. Now I think, Liz, you wanted to quickly

mention something... Yeah, I wanted to mention this decision about where we go

next! Because we're throwing it open to Patreon next month. Providing our goal

has been reached, we will be asking them to vote on where we go next. And we have

had quite a few suggestions here on YouTube, from a lot of our followers... and

Japan has raced to the top at the moment! Which is very exciting! Hmmm. And then

we've had Madagascar (a little bit worried about the plague there at the

moment) but, yes sure, across the Indian Ocean - various routes. Possibly Papua New

Guinea. Just to let everybody know, we can't go to Australia and New Zealand

because they don't want Millie (who would not want Millie?) Quarantine rules are just too strict.

So it's all very exciting! And next month we'll be having the vote on Patreon, and as soon

as we get the result we'll be announcing it here on YouTube. Probably do a special

little video about it for everybody. So anyone who happens to be a Patreon at

that time next month, is going to be in with a chance to to vote.

Yeah. So let us know!

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BREAKING News From FBI! They LOST IT Again! - BreakingNews24 - Duration: 34:51.

BREAKING News From FBI!

They LOST IT Again!

Coincidences happen all the time to people on a daily basis that hardly makes anyone

think twice.

For example, you bump into someone at the grocery store you were just talking about,

or you are favorite song pops on the radio after thinking about it.

We could go on, but you get the gist, those are coincidences, but in case of the fake

Russian Collusion investigation, Hillary Clinton, and all the missing text messages that word

could be the worst to describe the latest developments.

Ok, let us back up a bit and recap everything that has recently occurred in the last several

weeks.

Earlier in December, the American people learned that Special Counsel Robert Mueller used information

obtained from disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok.

Then it was discovered Strzok was involved in the Hillary Clinton email investigation

and he was also apart of launching the Trump investigation too.

Then Peter was fired, and the entire world learned of his affair and text messages between

himself and his co-worker/mistress Lisa Page, who was also part of the Trump-Russia conspiracy

probe.

As these text messages were reported on, one message found between Strzok and Page showed

a sinister plot underway to stop Trump's candidacy that was sent on August 15, 2016.

The text in question read, "I want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in

[deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe's] office that there's no way he gets elected — but

I'm afraid we can't take that risk.

It's like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you're 40…"

Sounds scandalous, right?

Of course, it does which is why the American people do not buy the story that all these

text messages magically disappeared as a mere coincidence.

Now to cast more doubt on the Russian collusion "investigation" is the fact that the FBI

has lost Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's messages too.

Yeah, you just can't make this stuff up folks.

On Saturday night, Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton joined Judge Jeanine Pirro on her

FOX News program.

In the segment, Fitton explained to Pirro how difficult it was working with the Jeff

Sessions Justice Department, and then he dropped a massive bombshell that has sent shockwaves

across the county.

Fitton stated that the FBI would not turn over McCabe's text messages, and then finally

admitted the reason why they won't hand over those messages is that they cannot find

them.

Here is what Tom Fitton had to say about the missing messages.

"We sued back in September for the text messages of the number two at the FBI, Andrew

McCabe.

And they just told us this week, they gave us everything they're going to give us,

and not one text message was turned over.

They lost all of Andrew McCabe's text messages!

I don't believe it.

There's still gamesmanship going on."

Unbelievable, but this could be an excellent basis for this entire fake Russian investigation

to be brought to a screeching halt.

As Freedom Daily reported earlier last week concerning the missing Peter Strzok and Lisa

Page messages, Trump's attorneys could bring a strong case to dismiss the matter entirely.

Here is more from Law & Crime:

The fact that now nearly half a year's worth of text messages between Strzok and Page during

the time leading up to Robert Mueller's appointment as Special Counsel weren't preserved

by the Justice Department will surely fuel motions from Team Trump's lawyers against

the investigation.

Months of text messages don't just accidentally disappear.

One past conversation between Strzok and Page indicated that former Attorney General Loretta

Lynch knew there would be no charges filed against Clinton well before that investigation

ended.

Given the significant evidence of impropriety in the Clinton case, a foregone conclusion

of innocence before the FBI wrapped up their investigation looks shady at best.

Trump's lawyers will surely argue that after those messages came to light, the DOJ intentionally

"lost" those five months' worth of other messages.

Look for Paul Manafort to jump all over this.

He's already fighting his indictment, claiming that Mueller is overstepping his authority

and shouldn't be running the investigation.

Throw in this evidence that the investigation may have been tainted before Mueller even

took over and that the DOJ could be covering up damaging information, and a motion to dismiss

alleging prosecutorial misconduct is a near certainty.

This investigation is nothing more than a witchhunt to deflect from the real crime of

Hillary Clinton using a private email server and getting caught red-handed.

Instead of the FBI and Mueller investigating Trump for collusion they should be looking

into Hillary and Obama for all their crimes they committed over the last eight years,

but the Deep State won't allow it.

That is why we the people need to keep forging ahead and continue to demand that the truth

of what was in those emails and that the real criminals are prosecuted for their crimes.

H/T [The Gateway Pundit]

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Gorgeous Tiny Farmhouse is Located Outside Clayton Georgia at the Feet of the Smokey Mountains - Duration: 3:44.

GORGEOUS TINY FARMHOUSE IS LOCATED OUTSIDE CLAYTON GEORGIA AT THE FEET OF THE SMOKEY MOUNTAINS

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Aphrodisiac vs. Aphrodisiac | Ep. 6 | HelloFresh - Duration: 5:59.

roses are red violets are blue today on chef's brain we are cooking for you

because yes it is Valentine's Day and we are gonna cook a dish that's gonna put

some pizzazz into your 14th of February will it be success or will it be a knife

in the heart let's find out

welcome to chef brain the show where we take you deep inside the passionate

creative mind of the chef passionate why because today it's our Valentine's

episode the rules are very simple we have a bunch of mystery ingredient that

we haven't seen yet we have half an hour and we have to cook up a meal with me

today is my competitor Nicholas transfixed Ranas she's back oh there you

go two three oh we've got chocolate salmon figs sexy kitty pumpkin seeds do

we get some time in the library let's get sexy people

okay let me to do a semi Middle Eastern dish I'm going to bake my salmon I'm

gonna put that on some hummus and then I am going to roast some of the figs so

it's sort of somewhat sweet I'm going to make some cauliflower I'm going to roast

pumpkin seeds a little bit of Chile's through there roasted as well and grate

some chocolate on top of that or an end also put a little bit of bring in a game

today salmon pasta recipe so I'm going to use some spaghetti and I'm gonna make

pasta sauce using some Tomatoes

and some double cream I'm gonna make separate dishes so I'm gonna make the

pasta and make a little dessert faces of all of the ingredients add a is

aphrodisiac and green just forget C long known as an aphrodisiac

since featuring it in the Tramp and surely weird capsaicin in it you know

about taps I do indeed so that is what they measure to determine how hot a

chili is would love to know if I things are actually not fruit they're inverted

flowers and for a fig to be fertilized a wasp they're fertilized by wasps and a

wasp crawls into the fig and then the fig closes over it and digest my chili

is cooked I'm gonna add in the tin of tomatoes and I'm gonna just refill it a

little bit with water about a fifth with water and swirl it around just to get

all the remaining some water out and just water down the sauce and I'm gonna

bubble it down and then once it's thick I'm gonna add the double cream back in

the day emperor Montezuma used to drink 50 cups of hot chocolate and honey a day

to give him you know power gonna bake my salmon so my oven is at 220 degrees

Patrick you know how they say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach

uh-huh how do you feel about that goal I I would agree with that 100% way to a

woman's heart through her stomach I don't know you tell me

it's impressive but I think there's other skills that when I'm sober

nothing sexier than a man at IKEA call off see beautiful I'm gonna top my

brittle with bits of fig beautiful fresh sexy moist fig everyone's just like if

you're gonna put more fig on about a tablespoon of salt get it really salty

because the salt isn't actually gonna flavor the pasta that much you have to

season the water never put oil in pasta water because it stops the sauce stick

into the pasta salt help to bring up your boiling point as well I reckon my

about a hundred hundred grams per person I'm gonna finish off my pasta sauce okay

I'm now just gonna take my cauliflower from the oven and I've just put the

hummus down my salmon straight into the source

let's bring on the judges

hey mr. nice pretty garlicky going on a day trip that's colorful it looks nice

it's a little bit much trade-ins will but you know more of my five a day in it

9:07 pasta is always like super romantic I don't really feel like hammers are

great for couples Okemos seven eight

congratulations Nicola and you smashed it and genuinely

that is actually something I already and even like my own dish delicious what I

think is I probably wouldn't eat that midweek because it's pretty heavy was

see you next time hey guys I hope you enjoyed this episode

of chef brain if you want to see more episodes then click subscribe also you

can leave a comment below or give us a thumbs up catch you next time

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La Corée en 3 questions - Duration: 7:18.

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AUPAIR FINAL REVIEW / BILAN ♛ SweetDove - Duration: 13:15.

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How to Make SLIME | Green Bubble Gum with Pink Spongy SLIME!!! - Duration: 4:00.

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[YUMMY CAKES] Awesome Cake Decorating Tutorial Compilation 2018 - Cake Style 2018 - Most Satisfying - Duration: 10:27.

Thanks for watching

Hope you have a great time

Please, like, comment and subscribe for more!!

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My First Time at Ake Festival in Abeokuta: 4 min Recap! - Duration: 4:26.

Finally here in Abeokuta for Ake Festival.

It's pretty late, it's about 7 or so, so I'm going to go and see if I can head to the venue,

and see what else is happening, at least for the rest of the evening.

Giving you guys "bum chic" - African bum chic (laughs)

Leggings, flats, a t-shirt that says 'Naira' on it, and my Mister Boya Tunic jacket.

Comfortable, and thats all I need.

Won't lie.

I was having too much fun, so I actually didn't film anything.

Sorry

Morning!

It's 9 o'clock, my session is in 20 minutes, so I'm going to head over to the festival

hall.

Wish me luck

There was artwork depicting different feminist authors, most of whom were actually in attendance, and they were all over the event venue

They were created by an artist called Haneefa Adams, using Adire fabric.

I was invited to Ake by the convener to host a book chat with two wonderful authors, Dayo

Olopade and Alexis Okeowo.

Both of them wrote non-fiction books, and we basically had an amazing discussion about

the themes in the books and how they sort of came together, and I was so pleased with how it went

Obviously I couldn't record because I was on stage, but it was an amazing experience,

And I got such great feedback, so I'm really proud.

Arit: and I like the fact that you picked concepts and expressions, you know

And highlighted various things that made people look at the books in a different way

and if I hadn't finished my budget, I'd actually buy the books, because you actually

brought them to life and made them real, so well done.

Lamide: Aww, thank you. I feel deep and smart and tush. Thanks Arit.

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Is is okay to be selfish? [Morning Motivation] - Duration: 2:40.

Morning Motivation

Sometimes you have to be selfish to be selfless. -Edward Albert

Welcome back, Rebels!

For those of you that don't know me, my name is Tony

And I have a dream of one day becoming a hero like the ones you see on TV and movies

and this video is about motivating you so you can go after your dreams

whatever they might be if you find that kind of thing you find interesting,

you want to click on subscribe because I have a lot more where this came from

I think we're going to talk today about something that seems a little counter intuitive

and that is, "You need to be selfish."

I know for some of you out there, those of you like me,

that seems to go against the core of your being, right now.

But this is the way it is you are going to need to learn to be selfish

Not a lot, just a little bit of course you might be asking

"Why on earth do I need to be selfish?"

There are tons of reason why you need to be selfish

Chief among them is, "You need to be there, so that you can be

there for other people."

This concept is the entire reason they tell you to

put your own oxygen mask on, before assisting others.

If you pass out, tap out, or die you're no good to anybody

So you need to take care of yourself and that means being a little selfish

from time to time

Now I don't know what that is going to mean for you

I don't know if that is going to means

you're going to take an extra long bath you're gonna go for a nice walk

you're gonna go out drinking with your buddies or you could have a night out dancing

Whatever it is You need to take time to let you be you

and let yourself recuperate I'd say ninety eight percent of the time

it is ok to be that hero, to be that rebel, the one that does everything for everybody else

but that other two percent of the time

you're gonna need to take for yourself

in fact there is a riddle that embodies this entire concept

"Who takes care of the caregiver?"

the answer is "The Caregiver"

and if you are one of those care giving people

you have to take time to take care of yourself as well

it is ok to be selfish every once and a while

Trust me, it won't kill you

but not doing it just might

Stick with me rebels We can do this

as always there are links in the description

to stuff I talked about, my social media, and past videos

I love likes and comments but the share shows that you care

if you're not subscribed yet now is the time to do that

click on the bell icon as well to get notified everytime I put something new out

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DIY TOM RIDDLE'S DIARY NOTEBOOK ● Harry Potter School Supplies ● - Duration: 4:32.

Hi guys, here's Pikatea, and welcome to this new diy.

As you read in the title, today I'll show you how to personalize your notebook

like Tom Riddle's diary

But first, I have a question for you: what is your favorite anime/manga character?

Let me know in a comment!

Be sure to be subscribed, and follow me on socials (infobox)

And now let's start with the video

*Alohomora!*

For this diy you will need, of course, a notebook!

Let's take any notebook, also that one with an horrible cover, because we'll cover it

Then, mix in a paper glass glue and water

With a "magical" toilet paper let's cover the front page of your notebook

Not only gluing it on the front page, but try to "wet" with the mixture all above the toilet paper

So that It will have these little folds

Once It's dry, use acrylics to coloring the font page, and let dry

Then, let's take hot glue: if you are kids don't use it, or if you are 22 years-old and your are bumbling like me, use it with someone near to you :D

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