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Comenius natural remedies

Medicinal scrotum

Uses and dosage

angel hair

This, what can it mean?

angel hair

I can not believe it

the pot talking about herbalism

some pots we know of herbalism

My mother, I'm going crazy

dear herbonauts today we will talk

about the couscuta, which is also called

angel hair

the trash basket told me

the cuscuca seed, a parasitic plant

that grows on different plants

It is known since ancient China

as an excellent medicinal remedy

depending also on what plant is parasitizing

because each plant contains different metabolites

and the cuscuta when parasitized on it extracts these compounds

and keeps them inside

the most appreciated of the cuscutas is the one that parasitizes thyme

the seed of de cuscuta is an important resource

to recover the collagen

and also for the formation of bones

to prevent or eliminate osteoporosis

in people

the dosage that is used

It's half a small spoon

of dried cuscuta seed

for each liter of water

a tea is prepared and they are taken

three cups a day

the seed of cuscuta contains principles

bitterness that is directly related to health

of our liver

It is used as a natural remedy against infertility

since it protects the membranes of the sperm cells

we add a small spoonful of couscous stem

to a cup of water

and we let it extract for five minutes

we add a half spoonful of royal jelly

and we drink two cups a day

it is one of the preferred resources

to fight androgenic alopecia

since the cousputa inhibits the conversion

of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone

An extract is prepared for this use

of the seed of cuscuta in oil

and it is applied externally

on the skin

against the biliary stones

we put a spoonful of dry seed of couscuta

we leave for five minutes to extract in hot water

we add a pinch of aniz

and we have a cup before sleep

The remedy is taken two to three weeks a day

a handful of couscous is prepared against varicose ulcers

it is put in a liter of water, it is cooked

from five to ten minutes

let it cool

and compresses are made

about ulcers

contraindications

the cuscuta is contraindicated

in people with constipation

with scanty urine

high doses of cuscuta can cause insomnia

is contraindicated in pregnant women and infants

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The History and Recipe Behind the Martini | Evite's Know Your Drink 🍸 - Duration: 5:26.

- Hi, I'm Julian from Evite and this

is the only cocktail series you'll ever need.

Welcome to Know Your Drink.

With every episode of this show

we're going to teach you to become

the cocktail connoisseur you were born to be.

Say goodbye to that same old six-pack of beer,

that rando wine with the fancy French name.

No, we're going to give you the history

and recipes behind classic cocktails.

So at your next party or get-together

you'll be a mixologist star.

Today we're at Big Bar in Los Feliz, California

and I'm joined by Cari.

- Hi guys.

- Today we're making, not just a classic cocktail

but the quintessential, the martini.

But what is a martini, and where did it come from?

(lively music)

Some boozy historians argue that

the martini started in Italy in 1863.

A vermouth maker named Alessandro Martini

started branding his product under the name Martini.

With recipes vaguely similar to what we know

nowadays as the traditional martini.

There's another story that suggests

the martini actually started all the way

across the world in San Francisco, in the 1860s.

At the Occidental Hotel,

workers waiting for their ferry home

to the town of Martinez would indulge

in a drink called the Martinez.

People weren't really original back then.

Which was similar to a martini

but had dashes of maraschino.

Then there's the other story, this one not so far away.

A bartender at the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York City

was said to patent the potion in 1911.

And while it's debated where the drink originated,

no one can debate how popular it became.

When prohibition hit America the drink

went flying off the counters of speakeasies.

First, because it was strong,

and secondly, because it was cheap.

Manufacturing illegal gin was so affordable

and everyone was doing it, literally everyone.

(lively music)

- So Cari tell me, what is a martini?

- Well a martini traditionally is a

stirred cocktail that is gin based

and it also has a little bit of dry vermouth

or a lot a bit of dry vermouth if you like that

or no dry vermouth if you like that as well.

Historically it started out with

a little bit of orange bitters

and it was a stirred, like kind of up cocktail.

It has evolved a lot over time though.

- And do you think people are now drinking

more of the traditional style martini?

- I think absolutely the shift has

gone back towards the traditional, historical martini.

- So what are the different ways you can order a martini?

- Alright, so there's like a whole long list.

If you want a vodka martini you should say vodka.

If you want gin, you say gin, or you say nothing

because typically they'll defer to gin.

And there's a dry martini, which means

you just want a little bit of vermouth in it.

There is a perfect martini which means

you want equal parts dry and sweet vermouth.

There's a sweet martini, where you just use sweet vermouth.

There's an extremely wet martini which means

you want a lot of vermouth in it.

And then there's a bone dry which means barely any vermouth.

Maybe just swish it around the glass

and toss it out. - Just straight booze.

- Yeah, exactly.

- So what do you recommend to someone

who's never ordered a martini before?

- Well the way that I would order it,

and this is my favorite, is I would say

I would like a martini two-to-one.

That means two parts of gin to one part dry vermouth

and I would like that served up

with a light twist and an olive in it as well.

- You were telling me before that you're a huge martini fan.

- Martini is my favorite.

- And so why is it, and what is like

the real art behind a martini?

- Well I think most people don't understand

what goes into the actual, like, making of a martini.

Like a very, very like well-made martini

should be perfectly chilled, also perfectly diluted

so that when you taste it, it's like winking at you

it's super refreshing and it can go down

as easy as water but you still get

the full flavor of the spirit that's used to make it.

Now, some people ask for their martini shaken.

The reason being for that, is if you shake it

a lot of water goes into the martini.

That's why James Bond always wanted his martini shaken.

Because he always has to be ready for action,

he can't be too drunk.

You know it's like he wants a lot of water.

- It's a great point, yeah, yeah.

- Stay hydrated ya know?

- So say you're throwing a party or get-together

with friends and family and you want

to make them a classic martini.

What would you recommend for them?

- The way that I would recommend

doing it at home is very simple.

Buy good dry vermouth, keep it in the fridge.

Vermouth has to be in the fridge always.

And then a really nice, dry, London dry style gin,

that will mix well with anything.

And just do two parts to one part,

gin to dry vermouth and then chill that well

and then just serve it with a twist.

Keep it simple.

I would always have olives on the side

just in case somebody prefers an olive.

But it's just like the standard to do with a lemon twist.

- Alright, so I'd like a martini stirred.

- Alright, well I'm gonna make you

my favorite martini specs.

- Perfect.

(lively music)

Hopefully this inspires you to

try your hand at a martini next time.

If you have a question about a particular drink

or you'd like to know more about one

just let us know by leaving a comment below.

We'll tackle it in a future episode.

Thanks for watching.

Cheers Cari.

- Cheers.

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Hello everybody!! I am Andy and today i'm going to teach you how to make

eggless ravioli :)

The first thing we have to do is to take the mushrooms

and we are going to wash them well

so we take all the dirt off

We have to chop them in little cubes

so we can use them to fill the ravioli

We are going to take one garlic clove

and we are going to peal it. If the skin doesn't come off

you have to smash it with the knife

and it will be easier to remove it.

We put the pan on the stove, and let the mushrooms go golden.

In a pot we are going to put water to a boil

so we can cook the ravioli

To season the mushrooms we are going to add some white wine

paprika

and salt

and with this the filling is ready.

For the dough, the first thing we do is reconstitute

the egg substitute, that is a powder

that has potato starch

and tapioca starch, because some people doesn't understand what this is.

We add the oil

And we keep mixing well, we add the salt

And we are going to add water to this mixture

and then add the flour slowly

When the dough is formed

we can work it with our hands

meanwhile we can do it with the spoon

If the dough sticks to your fingers

just keep adding flour until it doesn't stick to

your hands. The dough must be very soft

so you know.

The filling we are going to use is

the mushrooms that we made and some cream cheese

We add a little amount, like a teaspoon

of mushrooms

And we cut the cream cheese and put it on top

We cover the filling with the dough that we have

on the other side, we press it well

we cut the excess of the dough

and for sealing it, we press with a fork

And they should look like this

We cook this in the water we boiled

previously, until the ravioli floats

and after that we put them in the sauce.

In this opportunity i use bechamel sauce

because i can't eat tomato

but you can do it with tomato sauce

or with another filling that you like

that depends absolutelly on you

In the box description of this video, i'm going to let both recipes

eggless ravioli recipe for the egg allergics

and ravioli with egg for the people than can eat egg

so we can include everybody in this channel!

i hope you like this video! and have a great day :)!

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Baby Joy Joy

Baby Joy Joy!

Lullaby

and goodnight

Diamond stars shine so bright

You are loved

Rest your head

In your tiny, soft bed

Close your eyes

Time to sleep

May your slumber be sweet

Till the dawn's smiling sun

Wakes you up my little one.

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Volkswagen Discover Media – test – Jest Pięknie za kierownicą - Duration: 2:55.

Hello. Today I'll be talking about the Volkswagen infotainment system.

It's one of a few available from VW, equipped with Active Info Display.

What is it and how to use it? Let's see.

As every infotainment system, this one has a lot of functions. The basic one for many people is the phone – it's easy to set up. After that, you can choose a few most used numbers and have them on the screen.

Another function is GPS.

Typing in the address is quick and intuitive, and the map itself easy to read.

Technically there's a voice command option, but it's disabled in this exact car. I'll try it out next time.

This is VW with Active Info Display meaning virtual cockpit.

I can have the map here, between the dials. Navigation prompts and speed limits will be shown on the central display.

Or here, on the central display and the navigation prompts in front of me.

Or maybe you don't care for a map? You can see the fuel consumption details in front of you, as well as distance, height above sea level, compass, or the radio station you're listening to.

At first, it's overwhelming, but if you ever complained about the data you can't have on your display, you'll love Active Info Display.

For the more eco-oriented there's Think Blue Coach – the car rates your driving, braking and accelerating.

Even if you just sad „ew", let me put it this way: normally, you'd have to pay dearly for co-driving lessons.

Here, it's included in the car price.

And eco-driving is really more cost effective than flooring it whenever you can.

Radio and media are self-explanatory – you can choose a radio station (FM or optional DAB), connect music source via USB, stream it from a phone or just play a CD.

There are also other apps, like the weather app or news app.

And no, I still don't know why anyone would use them.

When I'm driving, I won't be reading news, and when I'm done driving, I have my phone, my laptop, TV, anything.

Or maybe you have an idea what's it useful for? Let me know in the comments below.

Rate my video – and give it a thumb up if you liked it.

Press the bell button to stay up to date with my videos.

Next car review next Thursday, same time. Thanks and see you soon!

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5 THINGS: on LiveU Solo vs Teradek VidiU Pro (ep .218) Comparison, shoot-out, and live streaming - Duration: 13:29.

On the season 3 premiere of 5 THINGS, we 're gonna take a look at live streaming and how

the LiveU Solo holds up against the Teradek VidiU Pro. Stay Tuned!

Hello and welcome to the Season 3 premiere of 5 THINGS...a web series dedicated to answering

the 5 burning tech questions you have about technologies and workflows in the media creation

space. Tech stuff I dig, and how it's used. I'm still your host Michael Kammes.

And we're back for another season of delving into the who, what, and why of technology,

what's BS and what's not, reviews, busting post myths, but more importantly, getting

YOU knowledgeable on the logic behind the creativity.

In this episode, we're going to dive deep into live streaming. Sure your phone can do

it, but if you want a professional live stream to YouTube or Facebook or just about anywhere

else, then this episode is for you...

My friends at LiveU asked me to do a deep dive on their Solo streaming device. I suggested,

why not a shootout between the Teradek VidiU Pro, which is another similar device. So,

is that cool with you, LiveU?

"We would love for you to review the LiveU bonded encoder and tell us what you think.

Be absolutely honest, tell us what works and what doesn't. Anything that you find."

"Allllrighty then! "

So, we're gonna start this season off with a review of the LiveU Solo and how it squares

off against the Teradek VidiU Pro. Let's get started.

Both units have a ton of similarities; so let's get those out of the way first so we

can focus on the ooey gooey differences.

At the core of both units is the ability to take an SD or HD video source, usually, HDMI,

encode the signal, and stream it out to the web to sites like YouTube or Facebook. This

can be via a traditional Ethernet Internet connection, going mobile with Wi-Fi, or even

streaming via a USB cellular 3G/4G connection.

Both the LiveU Solo and VidiU Pro have the ability to bond across a number of onboard

connections, which gives you the ability to have an added level of not only redundancy

but also throughput, to ensure your signal is getting out smoothly and at the highest

bandwidth possible. Both units, however, charge extra for this feature, which I'll get into

that later.

Both units are small in size, and both weigh

under a pound (although the VidiU Pro is less than half of that) and they easily mount on

your camera or attach to your Batman utility belt.

"Where does he get those wonderful toys?"

The units can run off of AC, and also have built-in batteries so you can stream for several hours before having

to re-charge. Both models also have webpage backends to control the units...to varying degrees.

The Solo and VidiU Pro both do their jobs very well. But the devil is certainly in the

details, and that's what we re going to tackle next.

The LiveU and Teradek units both allow setup via a web browser on your computer or mobile

device. LiveU, via the LiveU Portal and Teradek via the web server on the unit.

LiveU is pretty straightforward. Create an account at https://solo.liveu.tv/, boot up

your LiveU Solo unit (although this may take a while) and connect your Solo to the internet.

Then, enter in your Solo serial number into the portal, and you're off and running. You

now can do your entire streaming configuration of the Solo signal on the webpage for your

unit. Now, this is a blessing and a curse which I'll get into a bit later on.

Teradek s setup is very similar. Boot up the unit, which tdoesn;t take as long as LiveU,

get your unit on your local network. It doesn't even have to access the internet at this point.

It just needs an IP address so your local computers or Wi-Fi enabled cellular devices

can see it. Unlike the Solo, the VidiU Pro has a web server built in, which makes configuration

a bit easier.

Why is that Michael?

Having a local web server built in means I don t need to have Internet connectivity on

my laptop or workstation if I'm out in the field and want to configure the unit.

Yeah, I know, you can use cellular devices like your phone to configure their unit, but if

cellular service on location is lacking for your phones carrier, now what? It 's a slight

issue, but I think having a web server built into the unit as Teradek does makes for an

easier way of local configuration.

Speaking of cellular connections, at this point, if you re planning on going into the

great wide open and streaming via 4G connections, make sure you've purchased your cellular modems

and chosen the right data plan one that won't throttle your bandwidth or cut you off

at the knees during an event.

"Hey if anyone needs to make a call, I ve got a phone! "

Now it's time for the speeds and feeds and goes in and goes out part of our review.

For that, LiveU has the upper hand. With 2 USB ports, the Solo offers an extra layer

of USB connectivity. Normally this would be used for 4G cellular modems, which means you

can bond across 4G connections and across multiple carriers for a smoother streaming

experience. Plus, while the Solo itself is HDMI, LiveU does offer an SDI model for a

bit of a bump in price... so those of you with pro cameras don't need to have another

converter with you in your bag of tricks.

What Teradek VidiU Pro lacks in a 2nd USB connection it kind of makes up for in onboard

recording. The Teradek unit can handle an SD or SDHC card so you can record a local

copy of your incoming signal. This comes in handy if you plan to do a cut down later.

There is also a major difference in the way audio is handled. The VidiU Pro has an 1/8"

audio input maybe you're pumping in a mic or music from another source. There is also

an 1/8" jack for headphones as well. The Solo also has only one 1/8" jack and right now,

it 's inactive, designed for future expansion.

This is where comparisons get tricky because this is where we begin to see the sweet spots

for each unit.

LiveU has many more built-in CDNs presets. CDNs, or content delivery networks are the

endpoints you would broadcast in order make your content viewable by everyone in the world,

like YouTube or Facebook. The Solo has twice the amount of optimized and tweaked presets

out of the box than the VidiU Pro. However, both units do allow for generic RTMP, or Real

Time Messaging Protocol which is a rather generic way of streaming online, so

you can manually create presets for just about any online outlet with minimal headache. Both

devices have configuration panels on the unit via joysticks, but far and away, the Teradek

unit has more editable info available via the front panel than the Solo does.

I really like the small color preview window on the LiveU Solo, however. The preview window

on the Solo gives me a bit more confidence that I'm sending out the right signal...and

if it's right from the camera, I can verify there are none of those pesky overlays on

the image! The flip side is that I can't test the Solo's streaming functionality without

a valid input signal. This makes the Solo a bit difficult to test if the other parts

of your streaming rig, like the camera or the switcher, are not already set up.

I'd love built-in bars and tone generator with the streaming specs overlaid over the signal

for this purpose.

Now, when streaming, battery life is of concern. The Solo boasts a 2-hour battery, while the

Teradek boasts 3 hours. I tested this out by setting both units to their max bitrate

and resolution, and streamed over Wi-Fi to the same CDN until their batteries died.

My testing showed that the VidU Pro was nowhere close to the proclaimed 3 hours of battery

life, failing at 108 minutes, not even making it to two hours. To be fair, the VidiU Pro

results may be slightly skewed as the unit inexplicably stopped streaming 4 times during

the test for no apparent reason, which I had to then restart its stream. By comparison,

the LiveU had more than 50% of its battery remaining when the VidiUPro died, and continued

streaming for another 100 minutes after &.with no drop-outs.

The LiveU Solo and Teradek VidiU Pro both stream in an h.264 format, and deliver excellent

visual quality at their respective data rates. I did find I had more flexibility with the

LiveU as I can override the unit s presets and manually specify the data rate; the VidiU

Pro forced me into one of several presets. The Solo also gives me a max data rate of

5.5Mbits, whereas the VidiU Pro tops out at 5Mbps. Quite honestly, I don t see most folks

noticing this visually unless you re really pushing the limits of the 1080p60.

Another point on 1080p60: This is VERY important for sports, both live and eGaming based, and

other content where you want the largest frame size and frame rate possible. The VidiU Pro

tops out at 1080p30, and only reaches 60 frames at a 720p resolution. If your endpoint is

demanding 1080p60, then LiveU is gonna be your first choice.

The Solo also encodes in an h.264 High profile, while the VidiU Pro simply supports Main profile.

This means more efficient compression that should manifest in better visual quality at

lower data rates. It's also the profile that's traditionally used for larger screen HD

monitors while Main profile is generally reserved for smaller screens and less powerful devices,

like tablets and smartphones.

LiveU takes a staggered approach to streaming: the data rate starts low and climbs to the

intended (or available) data rate, usually within 60 seconds or so. This can be problematic

for those who are running and gunning and need to go live instantaneously.

"What it does is it creates a dimensional gateway that allows it to jump instantaneously

from one point in the universe to another light years away. "

"How? "

"Well, it 's difficult to say...it's...it's all math and..."

I see it as a safeguard to have a stream start smoothly while buffering. You can certainly

work around this by starting a stream, but not going live on your CDN until you hit your

desired data rate. VidiU Pro, by comparison, starts at the desired bitrate as soon as you

start streaming.

LiveU also a cool tech called LRT, or LiveU Reliable Transport a tech that they actually

hold the patent on. This includes forward error correcting, packet ordering (which is

mandatory when bonding across multiple signals), and adaptive bitrate encoding. It 's the adaptive

part I like because the audio is always made to maintain a higher priority of quality to

video, so even if the bandwidth drops, the audio quality will remain good.

Keep in mind, utilizing LRT on the Solo is an extra $45 a month charge. But then again,

Sharelink from Teradek, which also provides bonding across connection methods, is also

an upcharge per month, depending on your bandwidth needs.

Now, in terms of streaming reliability during my testing, the VidiU Pro stopped streaming

for unknown reasons a handful of times, four in fact, during a nearly two-hour stream test

- while the Solo never stopped streaming until I told the unit to do so. I was able to replicate

this behavior during other shorter tests as well. I wish when the VidiU Pro ran into a

streaming issue, it would try and correct itself more. Whenever the stream was interrupted,

I had to manually restart the stream on the Teradek unit.

It's obvious both of these systems will serve you well. However, with the extra USB port

for a cellular modem, the granular control over streaming bitrates and h.264 high profile

setting, the larger choice of built-in CDNs, the awesome LRT tech, fantastic battery life,

and not one interrupted stream during my testing, the Solo is the best choice when streaming

is your number one concern. It s simply meant for mission-critical streaming in broadcast

situations. If I had to choose one portable unit to encode and stay on the air, it would be the Solo.

Now, the Teradek VidiU Pro unit is part of a larger, much broader Teradek ecosystem which

includes many of their other hardware apps, and their software solution bonding - Sharelink.

More web portal control, the ability to record onboard the unit, and make changes from the

device make the VidiUPro a great Swiss army knife. But the shortened battery life and

interruptions during streaming make the VidiU Pro seem to be a jack of all trades, but a master of none.

Have more questions about the LiveU Solo vs the VidiU Pro other than just these 5? Ask

me in the Comments section. Also, please subscribe and share this tech goodness with the rest

of your techie friends. You can also stalk me online if you'd like to, I'm pretty easy to find.

My thanks to LiveU for their financial support and sponsorship of this episode.

Until the next episode: learn more, do more thanks for watching.

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Use a wrench № 17 and a torx № T30

Use a socket №21 and a combination spanner №21

Use a socket №E12

Using a special tool to compress the spring

Use a socket №21 and an end bit №7

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Chief Imo Comedy || chief imo watch my back.am i not better than your maggi? - Duration: 2:36.

You said that you love me

Yes I do

Good show me that you love me

I want you to sing a song for me... i know you sings very well

When you sings, my heart sweets me

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Juno Hair Masashi hair show debut? I went to cheer for Masashi 준오헤어 마사시 헤어쇼 데뷔? 마사시 응원갔어요 - Duration: 12:53.

Hello, this is Masashi

I'm here at AT center

to participate in a JUNO Hair Show

Time to prepare for the show~

Hi yalls we arrived at the JUNO Hair show

so many people

I was supposed to participate in this show too but due to some complications I'm just here to cheer on Masashi!

Mr. Extra decided to match his concept to being in some salon

this is supposed to look like a gown?

you kno gurlfran, I also came looking fabulous~

It's a shame I couldn't participate also, so let's cheer on Masashi!

The other kid is late-.-

Smilli is LATE

when are you gettting here?!

HURRY UP. you gonna keep your hyungs waiting like this?

backstage of the hair show~

There's a crap ton of models here today

There's a trend show and a show for students

let's try looking for our frand

arrived at the scene~

are you doing insta live?

no I'm VLOGGING :D

your makeup is sooooo kewt

Are things going well?

yas

aren't you too much of a cutiepatootie?

I'm looking forward to what you prepared!

You're good at walking runway right?

Look at this handsome guy

His name is Dawhit Oh!

mahdel!

whos this stranger idk

This is Sungyeon!

Are things going well?

uknoit galfran

I'm looking forward to you being cool!

These are some junior models! (finally some girls I'm happy)

Sowon

Jungmin

Songi

They're also here for support!

They met Masashi for the first time earlier

Fighting!

We'll be watching!!

Please love them tooooo <3

This is a member of Team4Det Hwesu (Smilli is also a part of it)

We were waiting together for Smilli but he took too long so we went ahead

I'm Hwesu, who shoots videos for Team4Det. Please watch us too!

Subscribe to Team4Det too~

They'll upload projects that Smilli works on.

If you want to see more Smilli go check them out lol

the lines are worse than disneyland on the first day of summer break

soo many people

Look who finally decided to show up

tardy ass mothaflippa

It's been a while how you been?

It's been a while and I'm sorry for showing such a bad side of me already :(

I'll work and live harder!

Let's cheer on our frand and shoot some cool shots for him!

I'm looking forward to it!

phototime

photographer Aoora

legit pro photoshoot right here

are you sure this wasn't an ad for your drink..

This is when we part ways...

Masashi is going to backstage to wait for his turn

we gotta go find our seats now

lets go zaddy

We are seated right before it starts

Such a big stage..

(impressed af at the equipment. makes our camera look garbage)

The students' show is over, now comes Masashi's portion

How is it so far?

Very good!

There were SOO many students so it was a bit tiring to watch.

but...HERE COMES THE REAL SH*T LETS GIT IT LETS GO

sweg walk

Finally it's over

we're waiting for the star

o hey look who it is

how was it?

The trend show was great but

but personally

I feel there were too many students

It got a bit old and tiring fast

......agreed

So many Masashi's~

I gotta take a pic with this star omg

Was it fun?

Wasn't this your first hair show?

yup!

I've never tried a hairstyle like this before lol

I saw you up there man you were GREAT

gurl i've always been good at this

Thank you for coming to see me!

...................basically saying LOOK AT HOW MANY PEOPLE CAME TO SUPPORT OUR FRAND

....it was a fun experience

We're going to collab with these guys soon so keep an eye out!

Today was SO tiring...It was already tiring just watching but

this guy was here preparing and waiting since early morning

yeah I had to wait a long time so it was really tiring.

Alright let's all go home and SLEEP (me too it's 3am)

Good work everyone!

How was today? I totally skipped you before LOL

It was a fun, new experience

I'd love to see more stuff like this in the future

But from what I saw, weren't you about to fall asleep?

oh nononononono

my eyes were starting to hurt

so I were just closing them for a bit

ohhh OK SUREE

bye. GOOD NIGHT- Subs by Will

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How It Works: Hit Points [World of Warships] - Duration: 5:57.

Every World of Warships player

has asked themselves these questions at least once,

"Why does a shell from a battleship sometimes deal 1,000 damage

and other times 10,000 damage?"

"And why do I get so few credits for an intense and difficult battle?"

Today, we're introducing a new series of videos—

How It Works, dedicated to Game Mechanics of World of Warships.

We'll try to answer the questions that worry our players,

tell you about the way spotting and concealment works in the game;

you'll learn how much HP the Repair Party consumable can restore;

and how damage is dealt when you ram someone…

How It Works

Understanding the game mechanics

will help you make a bigger contribution to your team's victory.

One of the most important efficiency characteristics of any player

is the damage they deal in a battle.

That's why we begin with the mechanics for damage infliction

and the ships' structure in our game.

Let's use the Japanese battleship Fuso as an example;

its top configuration has 57,100 HP.

A warship is basically a small floating town with a very complex design.

How can we model this complexity in the game and avoid turning it

into an incredibly detailed and boring simulator at the same time?

Firstly, instead of several dozen compartments,

we'll divide the ship into bow and aft ends,

a citadel, superstructure, and casemate.

And of course, we'll assign different values to different parts.

The bow end of Fuso has 3,700 HP, the aft end—3,400,

the casemate—8,500, and the superstructure—1,500.

Naval engineers tried to group all the crucial compartments of a warship,

such as the engine room and ammunition magazines, in the center of the hull

and protect it with as much armor as possible.

This part of the ship is called the citadel.

Its value needs to be reflected in the game,

because no ship can continue to fight if its citadel is destroyed.

For this reason, we decided to put all the ship's HP in it, all 57,100 of them.

And now the main thing. We'll introduce a special "virtual" part,

and call it, let's say, the "entire hull."

Fuso has 42,800 points in it. So, if you sum up all of Fuso's parts,

you get 117,000 points. And the HP indicator shows 57,100 points.

This means that you need to deal 57,100 damage to it.

And it doesn't matter which part of the ship these points are deducted from.

The difference between the parts

lies only in the speed with which you deal damage to it.

This concept is not an easy one and, at first glance, looks odd.

Let's try to figure out how it works in a specific example.

Imagine that a shell flies at our test Fuso,

which deals exactly 3,000 points of damage.

It will inflict this damage only if it hits the citadel.

When hitting any other, less important, part of the ship,

it will deal only 1/6 of its damage.

For example, if it strikes the forward end,

the total hit points of the Japanese ship will decrease by only 1,000 points.

But 1/6 of 3,000 points of damage is 500.

Why does the HP decrease by 1,000?

The thing is that when the shell hits the forward end,

it deducts 500 points from this part of the ship

and another 500 points from the "entire hull" part.

However, the most interesting thing begins

after the bow of our Fuso gets hit by 8 shells and the forward end,

which, as we remember, has only 3,700 HP,

gets destroyed and stops receiving more damage.

Now the damage will only be dealt to the "entire hull"

and each hit will inflict only 500 points instead of 1,000.

By the way, the game has a hint for you

to stop wasting shells on a destroyed part of the ship—it turns black.

However, by firing at the "destroyed" bow, you can destroy the "entire hull."

As a result, you'll decrease the HP pool of the battleship by 46,500 points.

If you continue to fire at the bow after that,

you won't be able to inflict any more damage—

the forward end and the "entire hull" have no HP left.

However, the aft end, casemate, superstructure, and citadel are intact

and Fuso will keep on fighting.

Now, let's imagine that a shell hits the battleship's citadel.

It won't do any harm to the "entire hull,"

but it will deal 3,000 damage to the citadel itself without any reductions.

Of course, the question of where to fire mainly depends

on the specific conditions in a battle,

but regardless of which part of Fuso you target,

you'll need to deal exactly 57,100 damage to sink it.

However, we have only just begun talking about the mechanics

for inflicting damage in World of Warships.

Watch the next episode to learn all about overpenetrations and damaged modules.

If you find this video useful, share it with your friends,

leave your comments, don't forget to like it,

and, of course, subscribe to our channel if you haven't already.

Until next time!

For more infomation >> How It Works: Hit Points [World of Warships] - Duration: 5:57.

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Enscape Materials Tips and Tricks | Enscape 2.2 for Sketchup - Duration: 8:21.

What's happening ladies and gentlemen,

this is Minh from Architecture Inspirations,

I'm going to show you some materials tips and tricks

in Enscape 2.2 for Sketchup. Let's get started.

First when you start Enscape,

you will see that certain materials in your model

look really good

such as the glass material on these glassware,

while other materials don't look quite right,

such as the tile material

and the aluminum material here

So to fix this,

you need to understand the unique workflow

of Enscape materials in Sketchup.

To display materials realistically in Enscape,

we need to use certain keywords

in that Sketchup Material's name.

A few examples of the keywords include:

Glass, Chrome, Metal, Ceramic, etc

For example if I use the color picker tool here

and sample this glass material,

you can see that the name of the material is Wine Glass,

and since glass is a keyword,

Enscape will now render this material to look like Glass

Same with these bowls and plates,

which has materials with

the keyword "Ceramic" in their name,

that's why they are a little bit reflective like Ceramic.

But how come these tiles look so reflective?

Let's sample the material.

As you can see,

the name includes the word "Mirror",

which is also a keyword.

But we don't want it to look like a mirror,

so we can remove that word,

and there we go,

it doesn't look super reflective anymore.

And since tiles are often ceramic,

we can add the word ceramic in the name,

and now it has the right amount of reflection.

There we go, now we can use this workflow

to adjust the materials in Enscape.

Remember to check the spelling of the word as well.

For example, this is supposed to be a Chrome Material,

but it was misspelled,

so I can just fix it like so

and there we go, it looks better now

he color of this chrome material is a little dark,

I can adjust it by going to the Material Editor in Sketchup

Let's sample this material,

which is supposed to be an Aluminum material,

you can see that it has the word Aluminum in the name,

but why does it not look like metal?

That's because the keyword is actually Aluminium.

Aluminum is how Americans spell it,

but Aluminium is how the British

and most of the rest of the world spell it,

both means the same thing,

but in this case, we're using Aluminium.

So I'm going to add an "i" to the name

and BAM, looks good!

That's how can you use keywords

to adjust materials in Enscape,

you can go to this link to get the full list,

I will also leave this link in the description box as well.

Another way to adjust materials

is by using the new Material Editor in Enscape 2.2

To open it up, you can go to this Icon on the toolbar,

or go to Extensions - Enscape - Enscape Materials.

Here you will see several options to adjust materials.

First is materials type.

Most of the time your materials will be Generic Type.

The Grass type can be used

to quickly create realistic grass.

You can use the Water type

to create water material like what I did here.

Foliage is used on vegetation materials

like Leaves, to add some translucency to the material.

Next on the list is Albedo,

Albedo is the base color input, also known as Diffuse.

The albedo color and texture settings

in this Enscape material editor

are exactly the same

as that of the Sketchup Material editor.

You can add a color in Enscape Material Editor here

and it will reflect in Sketchup material editor.

Similarly you can add a texture

and it will show up here as well.

What's different here

is that when you sample a material with a texture,

you have the option to add a Tint color to the albedo

or you can make the texture more faded.

For example,

the lines on this aluminum material is too prominent,

I can lessen its visibility by reducing the image fade,

I can also blend it with a different color

but in this case I will leave it as a gray color.

Next is Self Illumination.

You can use this to create an emissive material.

Just select the material you want to make emissive,

then turn on Self Illumination.

Here you can adjust the luminance

or brightness of the material.

I want it to be bright

but it seems like the material

is losing its original orange color.

So I can add the color here

But to have the exact color

I can go in the albedo color, in the advanced tab,

I can copy this Hex Code,

and paste it in my Self Illumination color

to have it emit the same exact color.

Next is transparency,

which is similar to the Opacity settings

in the Sketchup Material Editor.

You can adjust the transparency

using this Opacity Slider.

But note that when the opacity is at 0%,

you can't tint the glass with the Albedo color,

but you have to use the tint color here

to add color to the glass

Next is the refractive index,

which determines how lights bend through the glass.

The frosted glass option lets you blur the material,

but you also need to make some adjustments

on the roughness to get the right effect.

You can also add a texture to map

the transparency of your object.

This option allows you to create materials

like the metal mesh here.

Pretty cool huh?

Next is the bump settings.

For example, let's take another look

at these tiles that we edited earlier.

These tiles are supposed to have indentations

at the mortar lines,

but here it looks really flat.

So we can add a bump map by using this plus icon here.

To load in a bump map

Or we can Use the Albedo to create a bump map.

After you've created a bump map,

you can use this slider here to adjust the intensity.

It's a little hard to see how the bump map

is affecting our material,

so I'm going to go up here

and fade out the albedo map like so

to make it easier to see the effect.

Pay close attention to how the material is rendered.

In this case,

you can see that the mortar lines are protruding upward

when it's supposed to be pushed downward.

To flip it,

I can simply changes the value from negative to positive,

and there you go, the mortar lines look correct now.

I can "unfade" my image to bring back the albedo map.

Finally we have the reflections

First you have Roughness,

the lower the roughness value,

the more reflective the material.

On the website I mentioned earlier,

you can reference this table here

to see the roughness values

of some common materials.

Next is Metallic.

This value should be 0 for non-metals or 100 for metals.

For example, gold is a type of metal,

so I can set that to 100,

and now I can adjust the roughness

to make it more reflective.

The last setting is setting is Specular,

which affects the fresnel intensity of a material.

Here is an example of a material

with Specular value of 0

and one with a value of 50.

Similar to the other settings,

you can also add a texture map to the reflection.

For example,

let's take a look at the door frame metal material.

Since this is a metal material,

I will set the metallic slider to 100%.

Next I will decrease the roughness

to make it more reflective.

To see the reflection easier,

I will temporarily fade out our Albedo map,

now take a look at what happens

when I add a Reflection map.

As you can see, the reflection is now more detailed

and not as perfect as before,

which makes it way more realistic.

Now I can add in a bump map as well,

Finally, I can unfade my albedo

to bring back some color of the rusted metal like so.

As you can see,

with the new material editor in Enscape 2.2

there's so much you can do

to increase realism in your scene.

You can also create materials from PBR textures

like the ones you find on Poliigon,

this will take your materials rendering skills

to a whole new level.

And that's all for today guys,

let me know if you'd like to see more videos on Enscape.

Leave a like if you enjoyed the video,

comment below if you have any suggestions,

stay inspired guys, and I will see you,

next time.

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NEW PXG 0311 GEN2 Irons - Media Reactions - Duration: 1:14.

When you take an iron that was already good…the GEN1s were so, so good…I didn't know that

there could be something better…they took a bigger leap, I mean it's a lot better.

The feel, noticeably improved….tremendous feel…when you flush that shot, it just sounds

like a gunshot going off…even on the shots that I felt weren't flush…..even if they

mishit a little bit off the toe….what does the ball do then?

Those mishits are perfect…you hit it on the toe and it's still going to get up there

close, you hit it on the heel and it's still going to get up there close.

They go straight, they go high.

It was a playable miss…you could benefit from being able to minimize those misses,

so definitely that was the one thing that impressed me most about the irons.

They're just forgiving…..forgiveness…..just blown away by the distance you can get, even

on the bad shots…..I still got really nice distance out of them….I picked up 12 yards….we're

talking two clubs difference….and just consistency of distance is absolutely remarkable.

For us non-professional golfers, that's very, very important.

It was like Christmas Day opening a brand new set of irons….no compromise performance…I

think the best irons out there.

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