Youtube daily report w Jul 16 2018

Ahoy thar, Legion!

TennoCon 2018 brought spaceships, hoverboards, and a song that is very likely still stuck in your head.

"Together!

TOGETHER!!!!"

With all the polish and pizazz of a gaming convention came press and interviews, namely

one from the Angriest Joe this side of the Void.

While he didn't ask my most pressing twitter question,

for which I am deeply wounded,

he did ask a nearly as important one towards the end of the interview.

Almost 14 minutes in and right before they wrapped it up, the Angry Army commander himself

said:

"Okay, so I guess the biggest question then is: When?"

After a brief, accented pause

"And then, when really?"

This is potentially a remark about last TennoCon's reveals and when they actually released to

the playerbase, but more on that in a minute.

While Steve completely left out The New War, as for Fortuna he said, quote:

"We're kind of aiming for fall."

And for Railjack:

"I would love if we could drop you a kind of early version for players to experience

before the end of the year.

That's the goal, end on a high note."

I've checked other websites and articles and they all seem to agree Steve has said in official

capacity they are aiming for a fall slash autumn release date,

and a small version of railjack to be playable and in our hands before the year is out.

There are some concerns with this though, which is what Angry Joe might have been referring

to with that double emphasis on "when, and then when really?"

New Tenno fresh outta the cryo freezer or ol' vets coming back to see what all that singing is about

might not recall that at last year's TennoCon DE announced both Plains of Eidolon and The

Sacrifice to much applause.

Much like with Fortuna, Plains had no set release date during the livestream

but in interviews Steve was quoted saying they were aiming for August and Sacrifice

before the end of the year,

which was close to the same timeframe of The War Within and The Second Dream before it.

As things often happen in gaming, delays and unforeseen consequences,

so what was August changed to September,

and the actual release date of Update 22: Plains of Eidolin was...

October 12th.

Even with those delays, there was hope among the playerbase and myself that Umbra and the

Sacrifice would still squeak on through juuuust before the end of the year,

as Steve is hoping for with Railjack,

but as we all know The Sacrifice didn't actually arrive until June 14th, nearly an entire year

after it was revealed to be on the way.

So as for their prediction of a fall release for Fortuna, they will either inevitably push

that back closer to Winter,

or they have preemptively given themselves some wiggle room and prepared.

After all this is the second landscape feature they are releasing so they must have learned

shortcuts to the process along the way, but with their release scheduling history it does

beg the question:

In the *potential* scenario Fortuna is delayed

what room does that leave for Railjack?

Fortuna has been in the works for a long while now with the town and minor outdoor elements

being shown off on Devstream 107 back in February,

but while the idea of Railjack has been in their minds for years,

it almost didn't even make it to TennoCon.

On Steve's twitter he posted:

15 days ago entire railjack section of the demo was going to be cut.

Broken, incomplete, flawed.

But our team went all-in.

He continued:

I've wanted this type of gameplay since I was a boy.

Solaris sing "we all lift together" and I choke up because the song and it's message

became real for me.

While inspirational in one hand, knowing it barely even saw the light of day

doesn't exactly inspire confidence in a timely release, either.

Luckily this isn't a Half Life 3 situation so we'll actually get this gaming greatness,

but even with Fortuna being the closest content update of them all...

anyone holding their breath for The New War might want to inhale as we very well could

see TennoCon 2019 before that dropship comes in.

When do YOU think the updates are gonna show up, Legion?

Lemme know in the comments below!

If you enjoyed this video, we'd be honored if ya'd like, favorite, and share it with

your fellow Tenno.

We always appreciates it when ya does ^_^

Quite close to the 50k subscriber amount right about now, hopin' to hit that before the end

of the year!

As always, thank-you for watching and catch you next time, Legion!

Take care!

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✅ 'Orgulho e Paixão': acusada por Lady Margareth, Elisabeta vai para a cadeia - Duration: 4:08.

 Lady Margareth (Natália do Vale) é a nova algoz de Elisabeta (Nathalia Dill) na novela "Orgulho e Paixão"

Depois de forçar a filha, Briana (Bruna Spínola), a beijar Darcy (Thiago Lacerda), a quem a garota foi prometida quando criança, na frente da mocinha, a vilã arma e provoca a prisão da filha de Ofélia (Vera Holtz)

A irmã de Jane (Pâmela Tomé) vai para trás das grades quando é culpada por uma explosão na fábrica durante greve dos funcionários

Em seu plano a vilã terá como cúmplice Kleber (Marcio Vito). As cenas começam a ser exibidas nesta terça-feira (17) na trama das seis e quem antecipa é o colunista de TV Daniel Castro

  Delegado ajuda Lady em plano contra Elisabeta  Enquanto os empregados estiverem de braços cruzados acontece a explosão e logo Ernesto (Rodrigo Simas) é apontado como culpado

Elisabeta então afirma que o noivo de Ema (Agatha Moreira), a quem emocionou ao lhe pedir em casamento, é inocente

É o suficiente para Lady Margareth colocar em prática o seu plano. "Vai ser mais fácil incriminá-la do que imaginei, ela mesma levou a cabeça à forca

Tudo certo para o próximo passo? Não pode haver erros!", fala, gargalhando, para Kleber ao saber da explosão

E o delegado acrescenta o que pretende: "Vou deixar os explosivos no jornal de Elisabeta Benedito durante a madrugada"

"E, no dia seguinte, o senhor mesmo fará o flagrante. E a 'mentora do crime' será presa!", conclui a irmã de Lorde Williamson (Tarcísio Meira)

Não demora muito para Kleber dar o flagrante ao avisar ter recebido denúncia contra a irmã Benedito

"Denúncia? Deve ser algum engano", se espanta a mocinha. "Denúncia explosiva! Vai precisar explicar isso

A senhorita está presa!", avisa Kleber quando acha as bombas no armário da jovem

  Mariana revela ser Mário e beija Brandão  Enquanto isso, outra irmã Benedito vai colocar fim a uma farsa

Mariana (Chandelly Braz), vestida como Mário, revela sua identidade para Brandão (Malvino Salvador)

"Eu sou uma moça, mulher, menina, rapariga!", diz a jovem um pouco antes de abrir a blusa e partir para um beijo no coronel

"Não sabe como esperei por isso. Por favor, não me mande embora de novo, não vivo sem você", vibra ela

"Nem eu sem você. Mariana, minha Mariana. Por que fez isso? Por que se fingiu de rapaz?", pergunta o oficial

"Porque você me rejeitava! Foi a maneira que encontrei de tê-lo ao meu lado, mesmo não podendo tocá-lo, abraçá-lo, beijá-lo como queria

E queria o tempo todo, nossa", retruca a irmã de Lídia (Bruna Griphao). A essa altura, Mariana já terá se mudado para a casa de Brandão e ter descoberto que Luccino (Juliano Laham) é gay

 (Por Guilherme Guidorizzi)

For more infomation >> ✅ 'Orgulho e Paixão': acusada por Lady Margareth, Elisabeta vai para a cadeia - Duration: 4:08.

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✅ 'Orgulho e Paixão': acusada por Lady Margareth, Elisabeta vai para a cadeia - Duration: 4:08.

 Lady Margareth (Natália do Vale) é a nova algoz de Elisabeta (Nathalia Dill) na novela "Orgulho e Paixão"

Depois de forçar a filha, Briana (Bruna Spínola), a beijar Darcy (Thiago Lacerda), a quem a garota foi prometida quando criança, na frente da mocinha, a vilã arma e provoca a prisão da filha de Ofélia (Vera Holtz)

A irmã de Jane (Pâmela Tomé) vai para trás das grades quando é culpada por uma explosão na fábrica durante greve dos funcionários

Em seu plano a vilã terá como cúmplice Kleber (Marcio Vito). As cenas começam a ser exibidas nesta terça-feira (17) na trama das seis e quem antecipa é o colunista de TV Daniel Castro

  Delegado ajuda Lady em plano contra Elisabeta  Enquanto os empregados estiverem de braços cruzados acontece a explosão e logo Ernesto (Rodrigo Simas) é apontado como culpado

Elisabeta então afirma que o noivo de Ema (Agatha Moreira), a quem emocionou ao lhe pedir em casamento, é inocente

É o suficiente para Lady Margareth colocar em prática o seu plano. "Vai ser mais fácil incriminá-la do que imaginei, ela mesma levou a cabeça à forca

Tudo certo para o próximo passo? Não pode haver erros!", fala, gargalhando, para Kleber ao saber da explosão

E o delegado acrescenta o que pretende: "Vou deixar os explosivos no jornal de Elisabeta Benedito durante a madrugada"

"E, no dia seguinte, o senhor mesmo fará o flagrante. E a 'mentora do crime' será presa!", conclui a irmã de Lorde Williamson (Tarcísio Meira)

Não demora muito para Kleber dar o flagrante ao avisar ter recebido denúncia contra a irmã Benedito

"Denúncia? Deve ser algum engano", se espanta a mocinha. "Denúncia explosiva! Vai precisar explicar isso

A senhorita está presa!", avisa Kleber quando acha as bombas no armário da jovem

  Mariana revela ser Mário e beija Brandão  Enquanto isso, outra irmã Benedito vai colocar fim a uma farsa

Mariana (Chandelly Braz), vestida como Mário, revela sua identidade para Brandão (Malvino Salvador)

"Eu sou uma moça, mulher, menina, rapariga!", diz a jovem um pouco antes de abrir a blusa e partir para um beijo no coronel

"Não sabe como esperei por isso. Por favor, não me mande embora de novo, não vivo sem você", vibra ela

"Nem eu sem você. Mariana, minha Mariana. Por que fez isso? Por que se fingiu de rapaz?", pergunta o oficial

"Porque você me rejeitava! Foi a maneira que encontrei de tê-lo ao meu lado, mesmo não podendo tocá-lo, abraçá-lo, beijá-lo como queria

E queria o tempo todo, nossa", retruca a irmã de Lídia (Bruna Griphao). A essa altura, Mariana já terá se mudado para a casa de Brandão e ter descoberto que Luccino (Juliano Laham) é gay

 (Por Guilherme Guidorizzi)

For more infomation >> ✅ 'Orgulho e Paixão': acusada por Lady Margareth, Elisabeta vai para a cadeia - Duration: 4:08.

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golünü kaydetmişti.  Karşılaşma sonrası TF1'e açıklamalarda bulunan Griezmann, "Hırvatistan harika bir mücadele gösterdi

Bizim için zor bir maç oldu."  "Düşük tempoda başladık ve yavaş yavaş fark yaratmaya başladık. Gurur duyulacak bir finali geride bıraktık

"  "Kupayı bir an önce Fransa'ya götürmek istiyoruz. Final maçında gol attığım için de çok mutluyum. Umarım bu gece kupayla uyurum

" dedi.

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Warframe: When is Fortuna REALLY Coming Out? Railjack? - Duration: 4:29.

Ahoy thar, Legion!

TennoCon 2018 brought spaceships, hoverboards, and a song that is very likely still stuck in your head.

"Together!

TOGETHER!!!!"

With all the polish and pizazz of a gaming convention came press and interviews, namely

one from the Angriest Joe this side of the Void.

While he didn't ask my most pressing twitter question,

for which I am deeply wounded,

he did ask a nearly as important one towards the end of the interview.

Almost 14 minutes in and right before they wrapped it up, the Angry Army commander himself

said:

"Okay, so I guess the biggest question then is: When?"

After a brief, accented pause

"And then, when really?"

This is potentially a remark about last TennoCon's reveals and when they actually released to

the playerbase, but more on that in a minute.

While Steve completely left out The New War, as for Fortuna he said, quote:

"We're kind of aiming for fall."

And for Railjack:

"I would love if we could drop you a kind of early version for players to experience

before the end of the year.

That's the goal, end on a high note."

I've checked other websites and articles and they all seem to agree Steve has said in official

capacity they are aiming for a fall slash autumn release date,

and a small version of railjack to be playable and in our hands before the year is out.

There are some concerns with this though, which is what Angry Joe might have been referring

to with that double emphasis on "when, and then when really?"

New Tenno fresh outta the cryo freezer or ol' vets coming back to see what all that singing is about

might not recall that at last year's TennoCon DE announced both Plains of Eidolon and The

Sacrifice to much applause.

Much like with Fortuna, Plains had no set release date during the livestream

but in interviews Steve was quoted saying they were aiming for August and Sacrifice

before the end of the year,

which was close to the same timeframe of The War Within and The Second Dream before it.

As things often happen in gaming, delays and unforeseen consequences,

so what was August changed to September,

and the actual release date of Update 22: Plains of Eidolin was...

October 12th.

Even with those delays, there was hope among the playerbase and myself that Umbra and the

Sacrifice would still squeak on through juuuust before the end of the year,

as Steve is hoping for with Railjack,

but as we all know The Sacrifice didn't actually arrive until June 14th, nearly an entire year

after it was revealed to be on the way.

So as for their prediction of a fall release for Fortuna, they will either inevitably push

that back closer to Winter,

or they have preemptively given themselves some wiggle room and prepared.

After all this is the second landscape feature they are releasing so they must have learned

shortcuts to the process along the way, but with their release scheduling history it does

beg the question:

In the *potential* scenario Fortuna is delayed

what room does that leave for Railjack?

Fortuna has been in the works for a long while now with the town and minor outdoor elements

being shown off on Devstream 107 back in February,

but while the idea of Railjack has been in their minds for years,

it almost didn't even make it to TennoCon.

On Steve's twitter he posted:

15 days ago entire railjack section of the demo was going to be cut.

Broken, incomplete, flawed.

But our team went all-in.

He continued:

I've wanted this type of gameplay since I was a boy.

Solaris sing "we all lift together" and I choke up because the song and it's message

became real for me.

While inspirational in one hand, knowing it barely even saw the light of day

doesn't exactly inspire confidence in a timely release, either.

Luckily this isn't a Half Life 3 situation so we'll actually get this gaming greatness,

but even with Fortuna being the closest content update of them all...

anyone holding their breath for The New War might want to inhale as we very well could

see TennoCon 2019 before that dropship comes in.

When do YOU think the updates are gonna show up, Legion?

Lemme know in the comments below!

If you enjoyed this video, we'd be honored if ya'd like, favorite, and share it with

your fellow Tenno.

We always appreciates it when ya does ^_^

Quite close to the 50k subscriber amount right about now, hopin' to hit that before the end

of the year!

As always, thank-you for watching and catch you next time, Legion!

Take care!

For more infomation >> Warframe: When is Fortuna REALLY Coming Out? Railjack? - Duration: 4:29.

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Experiments You'd THINK Would Have Different Results! - Duration: 12:14.

Here are a few of the strangest results from social experiments!

9 - Class Division The year was 1968 and the Dr. Martin Luther

King tragedy had just happened.

A primary school teacher, Jane Elliot, decided to teach her students about how bias worked.

In 1968, Elliot was teaching third grade, so this meant her classroom was full of eight-and-nine-year

olds.

Not only that, but her classroom was white-only.

She didn't have a single student of color.

So how did she make them understand racism?

She designed a little activity.

She divided her class into two groups: green eyed children, and brown-eyed children.

Just a note, the kids actual eye color didn't matter.

The kids had construction paper armbands that represented their group's eye color.

That first day, she told the blue-eyed children, in front of the brown eyed kids, that they

were special.

She knew that the children weren't going to buy her pitch unless she came up with a

reason.

She told her students that eye color, hair color and skin color are caused by a chemical

called melanin, and it's what causes intelligence.

The more melanin, the darker the person's eyes, and and the smarter the person.

She also added that blue-eyed people sit around and do nothing.

She give them something nice and they just wreck it.

She could feel a chasm forming between the two groups of students.

Right afterwards, the blue-eyed kids started behaving differently; they became arrogant

and disrespectful towards the brown eyed kids.

At the same time, the brown-eyed children began to accept their position.

They showed signs of deep stress and their academic performance suffered!

However, the next day, Elliot reversed the roles in the classroom.

Now, she told the brown-eyed group they were superior.

This time, results were slightly different.

As they knew what it felt like to be discriminated, brown-eyed children were more sensitive to

the suffering of the other group.

Jane Elliot's exercise is controversial still to this day, and sometimes it's cited

as a landmark of social science!

8 - Majority Rule Would you say you're a conformist or a non-conformist?

Most people want to say they are undoubtedly non-conformist, and they believe they could

stand up to a group when they know they're right.

Unfortunately, one researcher was able to show that people are willing to give the wrong

answer just to conform to the rest of the group.

In 1951, Solomon Asch conducted a series of conformity experiments.

Imagine this scenario: after you volunteer to participate in a psychological experiment,

you're led to a room full of other participants.

You don't know that these other people aren't actual participants, they're in the experiment

as actors, and their behavior is carefully scripted.

You and the rest of the participants are shown a line segment drawn on a piece of paper.

Then each person is asked to choose the line segment that's the same length from a group

of three lines.

Easy enough, right?

Each person gives their answer out loud, and they all chose the line you thought was shorter

than the original.

What do you do?

Do you keep your original answer, because you know you are right, or do you start to

doubt yourself?

The Asch experiments reached the conclusion that a person will tend to agree with the

majority if they believe they're among equals.

No matter what you think you'll do, according to Asch, at least one-third of the time you'll

just conform to the group!

7 - The Hawthorne effect The Hawthorne effect refers to the tendency

of pretty much all participants in any psychological experiment to perform according to the expectations

of the experimenters.

It was first observed in an electrical factory in Hawthorne, Illinois, in the 1950's.

The owners hired a team of psychologists to determine how the productivity of the workers

could improve.

When they did their research, they found a very strange phenomenon.

Any time work conditions were modified, productivity increased.

Only once the experiment was over, productivity returned to its normal levels.

This was strange because it happened whether the environment was actually improved or not.

The smallest changes increased productivity.

Even when worsening the work environment, productivity increased.

Experimenters reduced the light to candle-light level, and they lengthened the shifts, and

productivity still increased.

Then, breaks were eliminated entirely, and productivity still, you guessed it, increased!

How was this possible?

It turns out, subjects in a psychological experiment will tend to alter their behavior

because of the attention received.

Essentially, any time someone knows or thinks they're being watched, they'll alter their

behavior.

This means that in the Hawthorne case, the workers weren't responding to the modified

work environment, but rather to the attention of the experimenters.

In 2009, however, a team of psychologists found that the original Hawthorne data and

the results were largely overstated.

However, later experiments were able to confirm the Hawthorne effect.

6 - Altered Memory Memory is a shifty thing.

It's not very reliable and it can be altered at will!

This is why eyewitnesses can't always be trusted.

Elizabeth Loftus, in a series of experiments, proved how the memory of an event can be modified,

changed or supplemented by the tiniest shifts in the wording of questions about a memory.

In 1974, Loftus showed the participants of her experiments videos of cars crashing into

each other.

Right after that, she asked the participants to estimate the speed at which they thought

the cars were going when the accident happened.

She decided this question was best to understand the altered memory effect, because in general,

people are bad at estimating speeds, and thus their perceptions are open to variation.

She asked the questions to five groups wording it differently every time.

She used the words smashed, collided, bumped, hit and contacted to refer to the accident.

The question was this: "How fast were the cars going when they …. Each other?".

The group of participants that were asked the "smashed" question estimated the speed

of the cars to be higher than the group of participants who were asked the "hit"

question.

Later on, she asked the participants if they recalled seeing broken glass.

There was no broken glass in the video, but participants in the "smashed" group claimed

they remembered glass.

This experiment showed that memory isn't fixed in our brains, and that memories can't

be completely trusted!

5 - Just following orders If an authority figure asked you to hit someone,

would you do it?

After World War II, many people asked how people were able to do horrible things just

to follow orders.

Stanley Milgram designed some experiments to prove that people are really quite prone

to obedience.

During the '60s, Milgram designed what would later be called "obedience studies".

A participant was told that they were the "teacher" and that another participant,

who was, in fact, an actor, was the "learner".

In the experiment, the Teacher had to ask a series of questions.

But the trick was this: Every time the Learner made a mistake, the teacher had to give them

an electrical shock.

However, this electrical shock would increase in intensity every time, at least that's

what the unsuspecting participant believed.

The second time the Learner made a mistake the shock would be higher, and so on.

As the test went on, the screams of pain of the learner would be higher and more desperate.

At the last mistake, the actor would scream and pretend to lose consciousness.

The results were shocking.

Surprisingly, the study found 63% of the participants, the teachers, were willing to obey just because

they were told to do it.

4 - The bystander effect People like to believe that they are good.

When asked, most people say they, of course, would help someone if someone had an accident

right in front of them.

But this belief was torn by what's known as the bystander effect.

Basically, the bystander effect is this: the time it takes a person to take action and

seek help in case of an emergency varies depending on how many other people are in the room.

Or to put it simply, everyone thinks someone else will do something, and the result is

that NO ONE does anything.

The bystander effect was observed and later studied because of poor Kitty Genovese in

1964.

As she approached her apartment door, when returning from work, she was assaulted in

an attack that lasted at least half-an-hour.

Despite her cries for help, not one person called the police.

Initial reports said that there were at least 38 people nearby, but still, no one intervened

or called the emergency services.

The bystander effect explains that responsibility in front of an emergency tends to dissolve

when there are many people in one room.

Suddenly, no one is responsible.

3 - Cognitive dissonance Everyone would like to believe they're consistent.

This means that their beliefs and their actions are coherent among them.

Yet, there's this little thing called cognitive dissonance that's basically when a person

holds conflicting beliefs and essentially flip flops when it comes to a certain situation.

One of the most common examples of cognitive dissonance is in being environmentally friendly.

People will recycle their plastic and glass bottles, but then drive around in a large

SUV or truck even though they don't need to.

Another example would be in eating healthy.

How many times have we seen people order a supersized meal at McDonald's and then see

the person try and save a few calories with a diet drink?

Or what about the people that believe exercise is important, but they rarely make time for

physical activity?

Pretty much everyone wants to feel like they're making choices that are consistent.

People try to seek consistency in their thoughts, beliefs, and opinions.

So when there are conflicts between cognitions, people will take steps to reduce the dissonance

and feelings of discomfort.

Essentially, it's called coming up with excuses!

2 - Robbers Cave experiment Can hatred be manufactured?

Robbers Cave experiment was designed by Muzafer Sherif to prove intergroup conflicts can be

developed if competing for resources.

For the experiment, Sherif placed 22 boys in two groups at a camp in the Robbers Cave

Park, hence the name.

The boys were all between the ages of 11 and 12, and they all came from similar backgrounds.

In the first phase of the experiment, the boys were made to bond with each other through

a series of exercises.

In the second phase, the boys finally learned there was another group.

The experimenters placed the two groups near each other, and now the activities were all

about competition, such as baseball or tug of war.

The boys, who were previously a bit hesitant about their own group, now showed signs of

deep belonging.

They favored their own group and rejected the other group.

Fights came up in common areas when it was eating time or bathroom time.

But why would these boys consider the other group rivals?

They were all very much alike at the end of the day.

The answer is competition.

What the Robbers Cave experiment proved was that much of conflicts around the world boils

down to competition.

But really, it took studies to figure that out?!

1 - Just Walking Around In 2015, make-up artist Sandra Bakker designed

a bold statement: "No pants are the best pants".

Originally from the Netherlands, Bakker is a creative make-up designer who resides in

Hong Kong.

She's worked for many sci-fi movies and TV commercials as a full-body make-up artist.

So a few years ago, she designed a campaign to see how observant people really are.

She claimed she could paint clothes on a person and have them walk around and no one would

notice.

And this is exactly what happened!

Bakker painted jeans on her models as realistically as she could.

Models walked around wearing only paint, but it looked so realistic no one noticed at first.

Bakker did the experiment in New York City, and also in Hong kong.

Models would walk around in both cities, climb stairs, and get on buses and subways.

Still, most people didn't notice that a model was walking around without any pants

on.

Only a few times did some people take notice and give a reaction.

But really, either people just don't care, or they're too busy minding their own business.

Is this the bystander effect again?!

Here's what's next!

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Working Harder Not Smarter (Sailing La Vagabonde) Ep. 150 - Duration: 18:16.

- [Alana] Looking good fellas.

♪ How come I'm painting cardboard boxes blue ♪

♪ How come I'm peeling ashes bolts for two like you did ♪

♪ Like you did ♪

♪ How come I'm feeling like I don't exist ♪

♪ How come I'm poking at the boiling cyst on your leg ♪

♪ On your leg ♪

(waves crashing)

- [Riley] You tuned in last time with us in Nevis

where we got a little taste of the town,

hiked a volcano.

(money call)

Before departing to Sintnaut,

an island just north of our current location.

We were up with the birds

so that I could have another shot at a wahoo along the way.

Unfortunately my slip tip failed me

which you will hear a lot about very soon.

It's been years since we were last

here on old La Vaga and clearly a lot has changed.

We couldn't help but to feel sad for the people living here

whose home and businesses were destroyed

by the hurricane last year.

That was a big cateran.

And for all the salties whose ocean adventures

were put on hold, for some what looks like will be forever.

Hurricane Irma was the strongest storm on record to exist

on the open Atlantic region.

The highest wind speed recorded was 285 kilometres per hour

and the total damage costing around 64 billion dollars.

(sombre indie music)

So here's the famous Simpson Bridge.

- [Riley] Oh I don't like that.

It should be available to everyone you bastards.

(giggles)

Two things which happened here,

you might know that we dragged anchor over here,

you might not know that it was the first night

mom was on board

and that's why we got the big anchor.

- [Alana] What's going on Riley?

- Well, I'm pretty sick of dragging anchor.

- [Alana] So you bought yourself a?

- They had a 45 tonne bloody,

hunk of metal, this shit caves in.

(laughter)

Yeah I think we did say that

but we might not have placed enough emphasis on the fact

that it was pretty horrific, we dragged anchor

and it ended up on the rocks over there,

didn't film anything and we were quite embarrassed.

Because of that we had to repair the rudder

and I decided that it would be a good idea

to save like 200 euro to just pull the rudder out

to save like 200 euro to just pull the rudder out

in Simpson Bay over here.

- [Alana] Anchored.

- Right, lost on anchor, rather than

just going over the lift

and paying someone to pull us out of the water.

And I took Alana and I about four days,

And I took Alana and I about four days,

it was a (barge horn)

nightmare.

It was so frustrating, and annoying

and such a nightmare that we didn't film any of it,

and we were pretty--

- [Alana] I couldn't.

- We were pretty embarrassed.

- [Alana] I tried to film but Riley

would've beat my head off.

- Yeah, like it was a bad time.

(aeroplane whirring)

- Pretty sure that's what Simpson Bay is famous for,

the airport that everyone goes and stands on the beach,

and gets blown away.

(aeroplane whirring)

(rhythmic chill instrumental)

It really hurt.

I don't know, it just felt like sandpaper

all over my face and body,

I couldn't do anything, it was horrible,

I don't recommend going there.

(giggles)

(waves crashing)

Good morning my boys.

- Hello!

- [Alana] Alright Riley so, are you alright

to talk about the speargun now?

- Yes, I guess.

So what happens is, you shoot,

this part goes through the fish,

and then there's what's called a slip tip on the other end

so then if the spear goes back through,

the tip will hand out the other side of the fish

and there's a line that goes from that through here,

and what happened was, which really, really,

shouldn't happen, is the

knot on the end pulled through.

Which is just, obscene, it's unheard of.

It just should never, ever happen.

But I do think that I've been unlucky.

But that's the latest in a series of problems.

I would like to just be living off fish

for the entire time we're in the Caribbean,

and the local ray fish, they've always got ciguatera,

so, and there's less of them,

those big pelagic fish,

they're the ones that we want.

- [Alana] Okay, what are you doing this morning?

- Checking in to the country,

buying a slip tip, a knife sharpener.

- [Alana] Alright, well I'm gonna stay here, so,

I'm gonna give you the camera, can I trust you with it?

- Yeah.

Hey everyone, we're gonna go into town.

(Alana giggles)

(motor whirring)

(background talking)

(background talking)

Immigration check in complete.

We're no longer illegal immigrants,

like we usually are.

Just going to see Dominic who has the fitting for the boom,

the gooseneck, so I'm gonna go and meet him

on the other side of the island.

I've stopped halfway there because I need

to check my navigation.

- [Alana] The boys have gone to town this morning.

And I'm gonna surprise them tonight

with some chocolate mouse,

so I thought I'd share the recipe with ya.

I don't know exact measurements, I kind of just guess,

but if you're into experimenting,

I would love for you to experiment with me

in the most nonsexual way.

So you're going to need some vanilla essence,

some cacao powder,

some coconut milk or cream,

some agave nectar, or you can use honey as a sweetener.

And a ripe avocado.

Now this coconut milk's light,

so I'm gonna use the whole thing,

but if you've got some like thick cram,

I would probably maybe use half.

Oh my gosh, oh my gosh what am I doing here,

that was the worst pour.

You wanna plunk the whole thing in there,

one whole avocado.

Mmm.

And then you're gonna want probably

three big tablespoons of cacao.

three big tablespoons of cacao.

Now because the coconut cream's already pretty sweet,

you don't need much of another sweetener,

but, I'm gonna give a squirt of agave.

Little pour of vanilla essence.

(blender whirring)

so you wanna get it to this consistency.

Where it's like, definitely not runny,

but you can imagine it turning into mouse

and I'm totally freaked it and got it right.

So this is what it needs to look like.

(slurps)

Make sure to make yours bigger.

Place them in the fridge.

And I don't know how long they take to set,

but my guess is maybe an hour, maybe more.

- God I really hate pointing a camera at myself in public.

I gotta go find this bloke

and then fix my spear gun.

So I'm walking around to try and find a restaurant

with my speargun.

(speaking in foreign language)

(rattling)

- [Dominic] What up, what up.

- So we got the spare parts,

that was Dominic,

he's a French dude, he lives here,

and Otre Mur sent over the gooseneck with him.

So I've organised a rendezvous,

or they did over here at a restaurant,

and then it turns out he was a spear-o

so he took me to one of the other places,

they didn't have a slip tip,

then he informed me that the place

in town here wouldn't have a slip tip.

But we go up there, we got the spare parts

so that's the main thing,

we got the gooseneck for the boom,

which is definitely what I came here for.

One thing that I have noticed

since being back in the Caribbean,

where I would've ordinarily walked around

for an entire day up like, hot roads

and windless streets and arrive at a destination

only to be told that the shop was shut, or,

it just feels like we're working smarter

rather than harder.

By meeting people and interacting with them

they'll like drive you around to get shit done

or just have a bit of local knowledge

and you'll get stuff done in like a tenth of the time.

Certainly today I went and had lunch with those guys

and then they drive me around for a bit,

and I just got two jobs done in about two seconds,

which I know damn well would've taken me

weeks, potentially months to get that part

sent over in particular.

And, yeah, I'm pretty bloody happy about it.

So there you go, there's a very small,

uninteresting, reasonably inconsequential

piece of information which you can do nothing with.

(wind rustling)

- We've just tied off to the jetty

and we're gonna have a swim here on the nice white

sandy beach because it is the most humid day

(horn honks)

and we're all dying on the boat.

Something smells really nice,

have you eaten Riley?

- [Riley] Yep.

- Damn it.

Feels like I'm on holiday.

Do you feel like you're on holiday?

It must be the umbrella.

Hey cutie.

(Alana laughs)

Aww.

You're really cute,

go find your mum.

(waves crashing)

- Merci mademoiselle.

- [Alana] I got you a long island.

- A long island ice tea.

- [Alana] Yep.

Enjoy it.

- I will.

This is the first time I have

like drunk cocktails on a beach in two years,

no one will believe that, but that is.

- [Alana] We should do this more often.

(chuckles)

- Oh this amazing.

- [Alana] Very relaxing.

- It's bit, it's pretty unadventurous,

in a bit of a tourist trap.

- [Alana] Oh well, something different.

- When in Rome.

- [Alana] Cheers.

- My gooseneck is broken

for those of you that don't know,

and we got sent here the wrong part

the first time and now we've got the right part

and now we're gonna go and instal it on the boom.

- [Alana] Well, alright, and we've got Stephen here to help

cause I can't pick up the boom by myself.

(Rocky theme instrumental)

- [Riley] Two, three.

(Rocky theme instrumental)

(grunt)

- Whilst the boys have been working

I have been rehearsing a gooseneck dance

that will be performed to you

when the boys finish the task.

Boom lifted, pulled back,

hopefully this is it.

Too much space, really?

Yes!

(Rocky theme instrumental)

Looking good fellas.

(Rock theme song)

- [Riley] Pull on the red one.

- I couldn't come up with a goose dance

but I made rap for you instead

so I'm about to sing that to you.

Alright, you ready for it.

(homemade beatbox)

I didn't know a gooseneck was a part of a boat

until I ran over a float and I choked,

jibed and I broke my boat

I'm so recrued,

but hey, it's okay, it's all done

and we can go sailing today and next time

I'll tighten that line I promise,

you can count on me and if I'm being honest

I don't like geese cause this one time I got chased

and I tripped over and I was faced with a goose

wanted to see how I tasted.

So I'm scared of geese.

(laughing)

Couldn't come up with a good enough chorus,

that's all I've got for you,

I don't like geese,

and I'm glad we don't have to talk about

the gooseneck anymore because it's done.

I was in a really weird mood

and it's convinced all of us to go

and pick up the laundry from Shirmpy's.

So that's what we're doing this afternoon.

We're all going in a bit of a boat trip.

It's actually a fair way,

we have to go under two bridges to get there?

It's on the other side of the island.

(chill rock instrumental)

(laughter)

(chill rock instrumental)

What's the story of the ship?

- So, three years ago a deathly pray cyclone,

there's this old Norwegian dude

that just used to run like a bits and bobs shop out of it.

This is what it used to look like.

- [Alana] Even before the hurricane?

- Yeah, way before the hurricane

and there was a dude on here living on here

like something out of Lord of the Rings

selling bits and bobs that you would barter for

for your yacht, and it was really funny.

for your yacht, and it was really funny.

And he was a funny, nice dude.

He just had like every old nut and every old bolt

from Imperial and metric

from Imperial and metric

and he just had every weird little bit of metal stuff

that you needed and it was also a bit rusty.

(chill guitar instrumental)

- [Shop Owner] Hi how you doing?

- I see Alana, that's ours there.

(chill guitar music)

(incoherent crosstalk)

(chill guitar music)

(incoherent crosstalk)

- See you Shrimpy. - [Alana] Chao.

Success.

(chuckles)

Like children.

I made a homemade chocolate as well to plunk in there.

Thanks for watching.

Tune in next week for one of the most bestest,

most awesome sails we've had in a very long time

as we head north to the British island of Anguilla.

Life was peachy until a squadrant of seagulls

engaged our drone in a dog fight to the death.

We've lost the drone and it's in the water somewhere

and we're trying to find it.

- [Riley] Okay we're about to commence

operation zero chance.

(bleep)

(laughter)

- Just a bit of housekeeping from us,

we wanted to call out some Patrons names today

because we're going to be doing another Patreon meetup

in the Bahamas end of August.

- Which is gonna be incredible.

I'm really looking forward to that.

- Yeah.

- The last few that we've done

has been absolutely amazing.

We've got the correct format,

and more importantly the people that we've met

have just been.

- Yeah.

- Like we're really, truly blessed.

- Very interesting.

- Yeah.

- Everyone was super interesting,

easy to get along with, helpful.

- We basically love you guys and we wanna meet

more of you whenever we can.

So the next time we're available

is the end of August.

And yeah we hope you guys can make it

so we've draw out two Patrons name.

This guy's from Germany.

- [Computer] Yorg Von Hauser.

- Yorg Von Hauser.

- Congratulations, thank you so much for the support,

send us an email if you think you can make it end of August.

If not please send us an email anyways

cause we'd love to hear from you.

- And Craig Margettes.

So if you'd like to join us for a week of

sailing, drinking, wine, having fun, hanging out,

hopefully Alana will break out the guitar,

she's been doing more of that lately.

Learning to free dive, all of that cool stuff.

There's still time if you'd like to join up,

we're gonna be calling out another

10-20 names, however many there needs to be

to get a full house over in the Bahamas for late August.

- So congratulations Yorg and Craig.

I'll be checking my emails.

Alright, that's all from us you guys,

I'm gonna say goodbye,

please give the video a like if you liked it.

You know, we really appreciate it when you guys do that.

And also if you haven't heard my cover song

Devil Like Me, that's up on my Band Camp,

so you guys can listen to that,

the links in the description below.

Have a listen, see if you like it,

and it'd be really cool to see you guys

listening to it in your boat

or your car or where else are people hanging out?

Houses, that sort of thing.

(giggles)

Lots of love from us, thanks

so much for watching, we love you guys.

♪ I ♪

♪ For you ♪

♪ Is the Devil so bad ♪

♪ If he curse in his sleep ♪

♪ Why the Earth turns ♪

♪ And his kids learn to say forget you ♪

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5 Secrets Nasa Doesn't Want You To Know - Duration: 5:08.

NASA has been known for having a large amount of successful missions- but they are also

known for keeping a lot of things out of the public eye and that's what were going to

be talking about today.

Hey guys welcome back to most amazing top 5 im Court McGinley.

Lets jump right into our list of the top 5 Secrets Nasa Doesn't Want You To Know

Coming in at number 5--Challenger cover up- Now this is a pretty big secret.

Right now its only being speculated but theres actually quite a bit of proof to back it up.

So as we know back in 1986 one of the worst space shuttle disasters occurred- and that

was the Challenger craft which exploded in mid-flight.

When this happened NASA explained to everyone that the crew was thankfully unconscious at

the time of the explosion due to cabin pressure- so they were not in any pain or in fear when

this disaster took place.

However shortly after this statement was made it was revealed that the crew members on this

space shuttle might have been awake after all- and it was actually likely that they

knew they were going to die.

Its assumed that NASA was trying to hide the truth as this obviously wasn't a good look

for them.

They didn't want to make this already horrible tragedy even worse.

The Rogers Commission actually revealed that NASA had not taken the correct precautions

against catastrophic failure.

It was also said that NASA had considered delaying the launch after engineers working

on the space shuttle suggested they do so- but they decided to go ahead with it in the

end.

And yeah we all saw how that didn't work out.

In at number 4--Hubble Telescope Hoax- As we know every picture and story about space

has always came from NASA- and all this time weve just believed whatever they said-because

why question it- right?

Then on April 24th of 1990 the Hubble space telescope was said to be launched.

But people are now saying that this telescope cant be real.

People are saying its impossible for them to achieve the results that they boast about

achieving because of a basic issue of trying to photograph and record planets- stars- and

galaxies using this extremely sensitive recording equipment.

It was said this telescope could make its way around the earths orbit at 17 thousand

miles per hour.

Also theres an atmospheric refraction issue along with a 2 thousand 500 mile error factor

to consider.

The temperatures reach over 4 thousand degrees Fahrenheit in an altitude and orbit of 354

miles.

There arnt any man-made machines that can operate at such temperatures.

So yeah people arnt believing this one.

At number 3--Secret shuttle- Apparently a secret space shuttle from the air force had

been in orbit for 2 years before it returned to earth in 2017-but no one has any idea what

it is for or what it was doing up there all that time, The X-37B has performed missions

since 2010 after being developed in 1998 and passed on to DARPA.

After this landing the commander of the air forces space wing said- Our team has been

preparing for this event for several years- and I am extremely proud to see our hard work

and dedication culminate in todays safe and successful landing of the X-37B.

This news about the military having a space shuttle quietly orbiting the Earth for over

700 days came as a surprise to a lot of people.

And still too this day the true reason for it being up there hasn't been revealed to

the public.

Coming in at number 2--UFOs live streamed- There has been a lot of talk about NASA knowing

about UFOs and aliens for sometime now.

Its even been said that NASA has streamed UFOs thanks to the webcam on the International

Space Station.

In several instances UFOs have been said to have gone past the camera and each time NASA

cut the feed.

Uf-ologists- yes that's and actual thing- have said that this is clear evidence that

aliens do exist and that NASAs covering it up.

There have also been astronauts who have claimed to see aliens.

And there are people who used to work for NASA and were compiling all of this research

and evidence and they were going to come forward with but they would end up going missing or

found dead.

I definitely think aliens do exist- what do you guys think?

Let me know below.

In at number 1--Staged missions-So this probably isn't the first time your hearing this.

Manny people believe that NASA staged the first moon landing with Neil Armstrong and

Buzz Aldrin.

Many people have been very vocal in their beliefs that this was just an elaborate hoax

that was filmed on a soundstage in Hollywood.

One of the main pieces of evidence is the fact that in the pictures there are no stars

in the sky.

NASA said the reason for this was that the cameras settings wernt adjusted to capture

them.

So yeah people wernt buying that.

Then there was the questioning of how was it possible the flag was flapping in the footage

up on the moon- when there was no wind?

Another question was how could the light from the sun cast unparallel shadows.

Finally there were clams that a person who was from mission control who has remained

anonymous to this day- spoke to the astronauts in one of the first few moon landings- and

told them how to fake the footage.

And of course NASA denied all of these false claims.

Many groups and individuals believe that NASA knowingly mislead the public into believing

the landings happened.

Its believed NASA tampered with or destroyed evidence including photos- tapes- radio- and

tv transmissions- moon rock samples- and even killing some eye witnesses.

This is one conspiracy theory I kind of agree with- what do you guys think?

Let me know below.

Alright and there you go that's our list of the Top 5 Secrets NASA Doesn't Want You

To Know.

Thank you all so much for watching.

Let me know what other lists youd like to see down below.

Don't forget to show us some love by subscribing to our channel and giving this video a big

thumbs up.

And ill catch you in the next one.

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Underappreciated Comedy Movies You Need To Watch On Netflix - Duration: 5:58.

Gone are the days of endlessly searching video stores for some undiscovered gem.

Instead, it's all about endlessly scrolling through Netflix in search of something fresh

and new to watch.

It's hard to tell what's good or not, so here are some overlooked comedies from the past

few decades that are just as good as if not better than all those big, broad blockbusters.

Casa de Mi Padre

Despite being an A-list movie star, Will Ferrell isn't usually one to rest on his laurels and

do the same thing over and over again.

He likes to innovate and make good comedy that interests him, and if other people like

it, great.

This is one of those kinds of movies.

Casa de Mi Padre is an exercise in both comic tenacity and silliness, as it's a parody of

a telenovela and is filmed almost entirely in Spanish.

It should be noted that Ferrell, as a noble rancher in Mexico, doesn't speak Spanish all

that well as he deals with both an untrustworthy brother and a fearsome drug lord.

But that's all part of the comedy.

Goon

Seann William Scott has been largely relegated to bully and sidekick roles, such as Stifler

in the American Pie series and as Chester in Dude, Where's My Car?.

In Goon, he's front, center, and often bloody as the star of this charming hockey comedy.

Scott plays Doug, a dumb but good-natured guy who works as a bouncer but doesn't really

know what to do with his life.

"Doug did not follow in the family vocation, he's.."

"I bounced"

"Like a basketball?"

Then he discovers he has a knack for being a hockey enforcer or "goon," the guy who violently

body-checks opposing players.

Goon was written by Superbad co-writer Evan Goldberg and Knocked Up star Jay Baruchel,

who co-stars as Scott's best friend.

Little Evil

Part light-hearted comedy, part horror movie about the rise of a new antichrist, Little

Evil mashes up elements of The Omen with domestic hijinks about a newly married, sensitive modern

man trying his hardest to bond with his wife's dark and withdrawn young son.

Gary just can't seem to get five-year-old Lucas to open up to him.

"I'm sure it feels like we've been moving really fast but I'm your step-father now"

"Get out."

As it turns out, Lucas's strange ways are nature, not nurture his biological dad is

the actual devil but Gary will do whatever it takes to fend off the forces of evil when

Satan wants Lucas back to trigger the end of the world.

"He's not Satan he's just a portal to Satan and good parenting it's about keeping that

portal shut."

You know, your typical blended family stuff, just with a touch of evil incarnate.

"I'm sorry I buried you in the backyard … That's alright.

I get it."

Masterminds

Usually, movies that are based on a true story are dramas.

But sometimes life is a little more absurd, such as the circumstances that led to the

1997 robbery of millions from cash handling company Loomis Fargo.

As demonstrated by the events of Masterminds, it wasn't exactly the crime of the century.

A petty criminal named Steve convinces his girlfriend Kelly to plan the heist by romancing

David, a mild-mannered Loomis Fargo driver, into being their inside man and point man.

David makes a ton of mistakes in the lead-up to the robbery, the robbery itself, and its

aftermath.

"Gonna put a cap in their ass…

OH OH DAVID!

Oh that burns"

All in all, it's a goofy crime caper where absolutely nothing goes right, which means

it's okay to laugh.

The Trip to Italy

This low-key comedy originated as a BBC series which was later edited into a feature film,

just like the two prequels that preceded it.

The Trip documented Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon taking a restaurant tour of northern England,

while the plots of The Trip to Spain and The Trip to Italy are self-explanatory.

The series peaks with the Italian version.

The British actors and comedians play heightened, more callous versions of themselves.

They make fun of each other, each other's work, and engage in semi-improvised comedy

bits as they scarf down handmade pasta in one tiny roadside eatery after another.

"Steve's having a little sleep have a drink, so ah… at his age he needs a nap after lunch

so ah… he gets confused."

Adding to the comedy and the lost-in-paradise vibe is that neither Coogan or Brydon knows

much of anything about food.

Bachelorette

This indie ensemble comedy might seem like a Bridesmaids knock-off, but while it concerns

a small group of close-knit friends leading up to a wedding, it actually tells an uncomfortable

story about people reckoning with the awful things they did in the past.

Three friends reunite to attend the wedding of their old friend Becky, and they're more

than a little resentful that the one they used to make fun of beat them to the altar.

As the wedding draws closer, many embarrassing secrets are shared, and the main cast also

manages to get up to some cringe-inducing slapstick.

But hey, this is a comedy about going to a wedding, so you can be sure that almost everything

is patched up by the end.

The Polka King

Finally, a movie about a greedy, street-smart hustler that also involves polka!

That's The Polka King, a true story that's so incredibly ridiculous that it could only

be presented as a comedy.

Jack Black is perfectly cast as Jan Lewan...

"So which one is it, Yan or Jan?"

"It's whatever you want."

"Which one is it?"

"I don't know."

a polka band leader and entrepreneur who's

only real crime is a blind adherence to the American Dream…well, that and fraud.

"In Poland everybody do bribes.

Do you do bribes?"

In addition to his band, Lewan runs a gift shop and a record label, only he can't quite

pay the bills.

After a chance meeting with an elderly couple who want to invest in his secretly failing

enterprise, he starts selling securities with an impossibly good rate of return.

But he doesn't stop there, and his antics eventually involve millions of ill-gotten

dollars.

"Ziggy zaggy ziggy zaggy, oy oy oy"

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Advice for Young Women: Never Do This - Duration: 2:40.

What is the one thing that no young woman should ever do?

Rely on her beauty to get by in life.

A lot of women who are focused on getting everything they want and need by use of their

looks alone, end up depending on a guy to meet their financial needs.

That might initially be comforting.

It might even give you a sense of stability but that's actually the riskiest thing that

you could do because if you are not able to give yourself financial stability, then you

are always at risk since you're not really in control.

Let's be honest.

Money is power and without it you don't have many options.

What happens if things don't work out between the two of you?

What happens if he meets somebody else?

Will you have to quickly scramble to find a job that you hate or are you going to find

somebody else to replace him?

What if you don't even like the guy?

Not only does depending on somebody else financially make you dependent on somebody else, which

is never a good thing, but on top of that there are other factors that should be considered.

One of them is that things change and looks fade.

It's foolish to not find your calling in life and do such things as get a good education,

get a job that might lead to a great career or become an entrepreneur just because you

are able to find somebody to take care of you.

That can only lead to wasted time and you having way too much time on your hands…

time that might get wasted on focusing on stupid stuff such as buying a bunch of stuff

that you don't need.

Some good examples of these include expensive purses and shoes.

In the long run those do nothing for you.

There's no shortage of them.

High end retailers come out with more stuff every season.

You can have that stuff when you've earned it yourself.

Right now is the time, to do something with your life.

I myself have found that there's nothing more satisfying than buying something for

yourself instead of having it be given to you.

Also, consider that time is valuable.

That might sound cliche but it's totally true.

It's just that a lot of times, you don't realize it until it's already gone by.

So be wise and start to build some kind of career for yourself.

Something that you can call your own.

And if you don't know what you are meant to do, then start looking into it.

A lot of times, you don't know something until you try it.

No matter what, be sure to never put your fate or destiny in the hands of anybody else.

You are much more competent and capable than what you even realize.

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Warframe: When is Fortuna REALLY Coming Out? Railjack? - Duration: 4:29.

Ahoy thar, Legion!

TennoCon 2018 brought spaceships, hoverboards, and a song that is very likely still stuck in your head.

"Together!

TOGETHER!!!!"

With all the polish and pizazz of a gaming convention came press and interviews, namely

one from the Angriest Joe this side of the Void.

While he didn't ask my most pressing twitter question,

for which I am deeply wounded,

he did ask a nearly as important one towards the end of the interview.

Almost 14 minutes in and right before they wrapped it up, the Angry Army commander himself

said:

"Okay, so I guess the biggest question then is: When?"

After a brief, accented pause

"And then, when really?"

This is potentially a remark about last TennoCon's reveals and when they actually released to

the playerbase, but more on that in a minute.

While Steve completely left out The New War, as for Fortuna he said, quote:

"We're kind of aiming for fall."

And for Railjack:

"I would love if we could drop you a kind of early version for players to experience

before the end of the year.

That's the goal, end on a high note."

I've checked other websites and articles and they all seem to agree Steve has said in official

capacity they are aiming for a fall slash autumn release date,

and a small version of railjack to be playable and in our hands before the year is out.

There are some concerns with this though, which is what Angry Joe might have been referring

to with that double emphasis on "when, and then when really?"

New Tenno fresh outta the cryo freezer or ol' vets coming back to see what all that singing is about

might not recall that at last year's TennoCon DE announced both Plains of Eidolon and The

Sacrifice to much applause.

Much like with Fortuna, Plains had no set release date during the livestream

but in interviews Steve was quoted saying they were aiming for August and Sacrifice

before the end of the year,

which was close to the same timeframe of The War Within and The Second Dream before it.

As things often happen in gaming, delays and unforeseen consequences,

so what was August changed to September,

and the actual release date of Update 22: Plains of Eidolin was...

October 12th.

Even with those delays, there was hope among the playerbase and myself that Umbra and the

Sacrifice would still squeak on through juuuust before the end of the year,

as Steve is hoping for with Railjack,

but as we all know The Sacrifice didn't actually arrive until June 14th, nearly an entire year

after it was revealed to be on the way.

So as for their prediction of a fall release for Fortuna, they will either inevitably push

that back closer to Winter,

or they have preemptively given themselves some wiggle room and prepared.

After all this is the second landscape feature they are releasing so they must have learned

shortcuts to the process along the way, but with their release scheduling history it does

beg the question:

In the *potential* scenario Fortuna is delayed

what room does that leave for Railjack?

Fortuna has been in the works for a long while now with the town and minor outdoor elements

being shown off on Devstream 107 back in February,

but while the idea of Railjack has been in their minds for years,

it almost didn't even make it to TennoCon.

On Steve's twitter he posted:

15 days ago entire railjack section of the demo was going to be cut.

Broken, incomplete, flawed.

But our team went all-in.

He continued:

I've wanted this type of gameplay since I was a boy.

Solaris sing "we all lift together" and I choke up because the song and it's message

became real for me.

While inspirational in one hand, knowing it barely even saw the light of day

doesn't exactly inspire confidence in a timely release, either.

Luckily this isn't a Half Life 3 situation so we'll actually get this gaming greatness,

but even with Fortuna being the closest content update of them all...

anyone holding their breath for The New War might want to inhale as we very well could

see TennoCon 2019 before that dropship comes in.

When do YOU think the updates are gonna show up, Legion?

Lemme know in the comments below!

If you enjoyed this video, we'd be honored if ya'd like, favorite, and share it with

your fellow Tenno.

We always appreciates it when ya does ^_^

Quite close to the 50k subscriber amount right about now, hopin' to hit that before the end

of the year!

As always, thank-you for watching and catch you next time, Legion!

Take care!

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Nickel Hunting - Customer Wrapped Rolls vs Machine Wrapped Rolls - Duration: 11:55.

Hey everyone it's Rob with Rob finds treasure and we've got kind of an

inadvertent nickel hunt today and I'll explain why in a second

all right guys we're gonna have a little bit of fun here I went to go get some nickel

boxes today because you know what I got that first V nickel I'm having streak on

nickels right now I only need two more nickels to complete my early Jefferson

set and so we're looking for them of course it's the 39 D and a 1950 D but

we're gonna keep looking for em - we're gonna get hot and heavy on the on the nickels

here for a little bit but here's what happened I go to the first bank and I

get a machine wrapped box nickels I was happy I go to the next Bank

it's a Chase Bank I asked for a box of nickels she goes no problem takes $100

bill and then she goes you know what I don't really wanna have to go to the

vault I have like a hundred and twenty dollars in customer wrapped nickels if

you want them and I said you know what uh I'll take him so she put him in a bag

for me I got home this is a box that I had in stock if you watched my

seven-year-old nickel box video this is the box from that so I grabbed that box

cuz I recently just did that hunt and stuck all the rolls in here and it looks

like there's four different types of rolls we've got a couple of these old

sovereign royal sovereign rolls right here they look kind of old we've

got the standard flat rolls which are all right here I'm sorry right here and

then we've got some of these NF string and Sons the rolls right here and then

we've got regular Cointainer rolls which there's the dark blue ones there's the

light blue ones and then there's the like navy blue or royal blue ones so it

could be five or six different types of rolls of course the cointainer ones could

all be from one customer who just happen to have different dye Lots on their

rolls but either way I digress we've got customer wrapped verse machine wrapped

you guys are enjoying my penny hunts that I do like this so I'm hoping you'll

enjoy this one the key to any of this though is you

could strike out or score really big on customer wrapped rolls and what I mean by

that is you could have a collection dump in which case it would destroy probably

the Machine wrapped or you can have a searched set of rolls and then of course

the Machine wrapped will destroy it I don't know what we're gonna find here I just wanted

to do a first trial run machine wrapped nickels first customer wrapped I'm gonna

put a link up here right now I'd like a little bit vote early we'll do an early

vote don't change your vote once you what you vote here and then we'll do a

link at the end of the video to see which box you think won and we'll

compare the promote to the post vote to see how good we were let's start with

the customer wrapped I'm gonna hunt these rolls like this guys just so we

saved the other rolls for later I'm really curious on what's in these

container rolls because they're probably from one or maybe two different

customers and not that I found anything great yet but I did find a 1953

Philadelphia and I would imagine if they were searched any serious nickel hunter

would pull out anything from 55 or earlier in nickels I pull out 59 and

earlier but the serious ones would at least pull out the 59 and earlier I'm

sorry the 55 and earliers because they're worth more than face value and there's

possible errors as well so I bring you in early because I'm optimistic because

we found a 53 philadelphia fourth roll guys and we got a 1940 nickel and it's in one

of those darker blue container rolls it's another philadelphia as well so I'm

feeling pretty good I don't think at least these types of rolls have been

searched doesn't mean a couple of these weren't from a different customer but these

dark blue ones I'm feeling pretty good about roll number six has a penny in it

and it's a 2017 D I hope that didn't take a place of a nickel I'll let you

know shortly unbelievable same roll another penny but that's a 95

Philadelphia so we've got to check that one for the double die obverse since

I'm looking at pennies in nickels and all nope

alright two pennies I'll let you know if I'm short three cents eight cents or

four over two cents we were short two nickels and over two pennies

we just lost eight cents in the customer wrapped nickels well I guess it's karma we

were short eight cents in the last roll and as I dumped this roll out we have

what appears to be silver here I'm gonna go ahead and slap this down unbelievable

Philadelphia we got a silver wartime nickel 1943 you know what short me eight

cents every roll as long as the next roll has a silver in it I'll take it all

day we'll put that down there we've got a silver one and that's a good sign

because look what kind of roll it is guys it's one of the blue ones so woo!

this box is starting off great seven rolls in we've got a silver a 40s a

50s and a really nice 69 we're pulling aside Oh I'm going to pull out the pennies

let's find some more same roll guys and then the loose change when I flip them

around we have another nineteen forty another Philadelphia let's keep looking

we're on roll number twelve and this time we got a dime and a penny you can see him

you probably can pause the video in count them but I'll let you know what I find

out are we six cents over are we one cent over or are we eleven cents over

thirty eight nickels that's ten cents short the dime makes up for it we're

penny over in that roll one penny over plus eight cents short we're now seven

cents short on the box roll number 16 yields a 40s nickel here

I think it's a 48 it is forty-eight San Francisco a little bit

nice it was a 49 s that's the key date but 48 still good we won't get mad at

that we'll put it to the collection and we'll look for some more Roll 24 guys

and we're gonna have another dime here so being seven cent short and now gonna

be three cents over unless we're short a nickel 38 nickels and a dime that roll

was even roll 28 we're gonna have our fourth 40s coin here 1941 Denver all

right well assortment of Mint marks now roll 29 and we've got another 40's coin

here 1948 Philadelphia pretty toasty but we'll pull it aside anyway we're on roll 44

guys and it's labeled 1.85 and it looks short unbelievable

so we're gonna be probably 15 cents short in that roll plus the 7 cents

short we're gonna be 22 cents in this box so far it held true buck 85 22 cents

short roll 49 has another penny I've already counted them there's 39 nickels

and a penny four more cents short that now makes 26 cents short all right guys

we finished the customer wrapped box we ended up with two dimes four pennies I've

pulled out this pretty nice 69 we're 26 cents short despite having

those we did find 1 - 09 we ended up with nine from the 50s and of note we got we

did get a 51 D and a 52 D and a 53 Philadelphia so a couple of nice early

Jefferson's in the 50s in the 40s we got a 40 41 put that in order to 40s a 41

and to 48 nothing really worth a lot there we did find a silver wartime

nickel a 43 P in pretty good shape so the find of the box was the silver here

not a lot of early Jeffersons so I'm thinking that that machine box might be

able to take it but if we don't find a Buffalo a v-nickel or any silver

in it it's gonna be tough Plus being 26 cents short it's kind of a

bummer all right we've finished this box of

customer wrapped rolls let's move on to the machine wrapped roll number five of the

Machine wrapped got our first 40s nickel here 1946 philadelphia goes along with

3 50's so far 52 a 55 and a 57 not a bad start for five rolls roll 18

got our second 40s nickel here 1949 philadelphia alright we'll take it

second from the 40's to go is six from the 50s roll 24 gonna have another 40s

coin here another 49 another 49 philadelphia roll 33 we've got another

40s nickel here 1941 philadelphia rule 42 could have another 40s coin here

1948 philadelphia that makes five in the 40s to go along with 11 in the 50s roll

46 we actually got a Canadian in here so first foreign find of to the box it's

only a 95 though but it's still a foreign find okay the machine box is

hunted and we're gonna do the wrap-up and then I'm gonna do some judging on my

on what I think the decision should be we got 3 2009's we only got one in the

customer wrapped but technically none of these are in mint state so they're

really only worth face value so really not much to say there we did find a

Canadian again face value we ended up with 13 from the 50s which is four more

than the last box of the customer wrapped a couple of good finds got some

52 s in there and a 53 in the 40s we got five got a 41 a 46 a 48 and to 49 s we

didn't get a 40 and we had two in the other box we had five from the 40s that

matched the other box but the other box had a silver

so at the end of the day the question I have to ask myself is would I trade four

common 50s early Jeffersons for silver wartime nickel and I think the answer

would be yes and so because of that I believe the customer wrapped rolls beat out

the Machine wrapped in this round still fun and one box doesn't always tell the

story you guys know if you're watching along than I do a penny hunt or I have a

customer verse Machine wrapped we've done three of those episodes so far and

at this point I believe that machine wraps are edging them out but that's for

another video I'm gonna try to do some of these for nickels as well this time

Customer wrap wins hopefully you enjoyed the video and the different variety of hunt

that I did if you do please give the video a thumbs up and as always everyone

thanks for watching

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For more infomation >> LAST CHANCE | Get Unlimited Access to New Masters Academy FOR LIFE! - Duration: 2:11.

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Raises For DISD Employees Depends On Voters - Duration: 2:13.

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How and where to find the best deals on Amazon Prime Day - Duration: 1:40.

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There's another baby on the way at Kensington Palace! Find out who's expecting - Duration: 3:13.

 Congratulations are in order for the Duchess of Cambridge's fashion stylist, Natasha Archer! Kate's wardrobe adviser, and her royal photographer husband Chris Jackson are expecting their first baby – as announced by Chris with a beautiful snap on Instagram

"… and in other exciting news…" he simply captioned the sunny photo of Natasha cradling her bump, alongside a sweet baby emoji

The photographer's 93 thousand followers were quick to send their best wishes, too, with one replying: "What a beautiful moment captured in time! (not surprised!) Hoping everyone is felling well

Congratulations to you both!"  Chris later took to his Instagram Stories to thank the well-wishers for their messages, writing, "I'm currently driving (well obviously not at this moment) so won't be able to reply immediately but we just wanted to say thanks for all the kind messages

" He and Natasha looked to be taking a break in Cornwall following their announcement – not to mention after a busy week of royal events for both, including Kate's Wimbledon appearances, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Irish tour and the Queen's visit from President Trump

 MORE: Duchess of Cambridge's stylist ties the knot with royal photographer: see pictures  The couple married in May 2017 in a private ceremony in France, surrounded by close friends and family

Taking to his Instagram page at the time, Chris shared a series of beautiful pictures from their special day which took place at Château Rigaud near Bordeaux

Alongside a striking black and white image, he gushed: "My Beautiful Wife #bestweekend

" He later added another of the newlyweds, and simply said: "What a weekend!"  Known as "Tash" by staff at Buckingham Palace, 30-year-old stylist Natasha is said to have got her coveted job because she is able to relate to Kate's desire to dress and look her age - and hold tight to her style-icon status

"Initially Kate was a reluctant fashion icon, but now she enjoys it. Tash helps source some of the clothes

She shops a lot for Kate online, and calls in hundreds of dresses for Kate to try on," an insider previously told Vanity Fair

"She has persuaded Kate to take some more risks. The hemlines are shorter and Kate's really pushing the boat out in the fashion stakes

"  MORE: Who is Natasha Archer, Duchess Kate's stylist?

For more infomation >> There's another baby on the way at Kensington Palace! Find out who's expecting - Duration: 3:13.

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Play eraser box random selection at school !! | Xiaoling toys - Duration: 16:20.

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Curtsy or Handshake? This Is the Surprising Protocol to Follow When Meeting Queen Elizabeth - Duration: 3:17.

 Meghan Markle has perfected her curtsy since becoming a member of the royal family, but not everyone is obligated to bow before Queen Elizabeth

 President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were criticized online for shaking hands with the 92-year-old monarch rather than offering a bow and curtsy when they met for the first time on Friday

 However, the Trumps didn't break royal protocol.  "There are no obligatory codes of behavior when meeting The Queen or a member of the Royal Family," according to the royal family's official website, "but many people wish to observe the traditional forms

"  The explanation continues, "For men this is a neck bow (from the head only) whilst women do a small curtsy

Other people prefer simply to shake hands in the usual way."  While visiting Windsor Castle in April 2016, former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama also greeted the Queen with a handshake

 Of course, there is still proper etiquette to follow. According to the royal family's website, Queen Elizabeth should be addressed as "Your Majesty" upon presentation, and subsequently as "Ma'am

"  Male members of royals should be greeted as "Your Royal Highness" and subsequently "Sir," while women are to be first addressed as "Your Royal Highness" then subsequently as "Ma'am

"  Royal rules are sometimes made to be broken. Although touching the Queen is generally frowned upon, Michelle Obama warmly wrapped her arm around the monarch during a 2009 reception at Buckingham Palace

 Queen Elizabeth appeared to not mind the gesture, responding by putting her own arm around the first lady's waist

 Former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating didn't make out as well — he was dubbed the "Lizard of Oz" by tabloids after touching the Queen in 1992, according to Time

Another Australian Prime Minister, John Howard, was also criticized for laying hands on Queen Elizabeth to guide her through a crowd in 2000

 Last month, Susan Sarandon ignored the custom of being presented to Queen Elizabeth — the actress simply walked up and introduced herself at the Royal Windsor Cup polo match

 Sarandon was likely unaware of the tradition, but the Queen seemed to enjoy her company all the same

The monarch offered a big smile while her husband, Prince Philip, 97, appeared not to recognize Sarandon

 U.K. outlet the Daily Express reported that he leaned across his wife seemingly to get a better look at the face of their visitor

For more infomation >> Curtsy or Handshake? This Is the Surprising Protocol to Follow When Meeting Queen Elizabeth - Duration: 3:17.

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Blinking test - Duration: 0:02.

*blink*

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What is the cost? - Duration: 2:26.

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Putting You First: ID Answers - Duration: 2:30.

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Satsuriku no Tenshi - Angels of Death - Isaac Funny Moments from Episode 2 - Duration: 0:50.

Don't move from there.

Stop giving me orders already!

And be quicky, too!

This thing here is cold! It sucks!

For more infomation >> Satsuriku no Tenshi - Angels of Death - Isaac Funny Moments from Episode 2 - Duration: 0:50.

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Milkshake Taste Test - My Halifax - Thing's To Do In Halifax, Nova Scotia - Duration: 8:07.

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It's My Party - Amy Winehouse (Karaoke Version) - Duration: 3:00.

IT'S MY PARTY (KARAOKE VERSION)

A SONG MADE FAMOUS BY AMY WINEHOUSE

READY TO SING-ALONG?

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Break the Rules - Charli XCX | Karaoke Higher Key - Duration: 3:43.

BREAK THE RULES (KARAOKE VERSION)

A SONG MADE FAMOUS BY CHARLI XCX

READY TO SING-ALONG?