Sunday September 2. It's three o'clock.
We are waiting for permission to get out of Russia and to enter Kazakhstan.
And we are already in Kazakhstan.
This kind man who is back there made me go back.
Because I missed a part of the line.
Well, not a part of the line but a part of the procedure.
I was there queuing up on a stretch. They stamped, put a piece of paper on my passport.
Everything in Russian so, more or less, I managed to understand what they were asking.
And then I took the bike and came to this point.
It turns out that you had to go through some kind of customs control
in which that piece of paper was stamped on the back.
And I returned. Two minutes more and we're done.
In total 40 minutes. We have already exchanged money.
And I do not know, someone told me ...
Not someone, Andrey. He told me that I need insurance here in Kazakhstan.
I asked the guard here but he didn't tell me anything.
I'm not sure where to find it either.
So we'll go to Kostanay and then we'll see.
Well, as I turned off the camera, the insurance hunters found me.
I already have it paid. About 4423 in local currency, which I do not remember now how it's called,
in which they have charged me 4500 because it seems they don't use coins much.
Taking into account that the euro exchange rate is 1:416.
So that's it, we have insurance for 15 days and for 15 days I can walk around the country.
Now that we are in Kazakhstan, I am going to dedicate a bit of video to Ainhoa.
Look, horses! Horses and more horses.
More horses over there.
Well, first experiences here in Kazakhstan.
I stopped for a moment on the road, in the little we have as emergency lane,
because one of the bags was coming out with so much rattle.
There's just a railroad crossing back there, and it just came out.
I stopped and not a minute passed, that another car stopped.
Another truck.
Not one minute had passed that another car stopped in front of me and said:
"Did something happen to you?"
The man gave me a phone number, also in Kostanay, of some kind of "biker post".
So he said: "Well, if you need anything, call to this number."
So first good experiences so far.
At the moment people, although I do not speak Russian, try a little harder.
As we said before, first stop: Kostanay.
So we are tonight in... We are in...
I forgot the name of the city.
Kostanái.
- With Sergey. - Oh, welcome!
Nikita.
Geniya, who is also travelling.
Olga.
Sasha. Sasha?
Alejandro!
My memory is perfect today, tomorrow I don't know.
- I am Sergio. - Yes, Sergio.
We are exchanging stickers and other things.
Geniya was giving magnets I thinks.
Yeah.
- Magnets from? - Cheboksary.
- Chebok...? - Russian Chebokha Republic
Cheboksary.
- Ok, thank you very much. - You're welcome.
Hello!
Geniya is getting prepared.
It's taking more time than expected.
Some oil on the chain, some problems with the luggage.
But we are set.
Two Kawasaki.
Big and small.
They are brothers.
Tank and bicycle.
Yeah.
Ok, so now we will go to the bank.
For her to exchange. I have to fix this.
Somehow it got loose.
But it works. This works.
I only have to get this fix.
And, I don't know, maybe we meet again later.
Selfie time.
Eat. Julio, eat.
This is also mine.
We continue to teach people how to toast in Spanish.
Spanish toast!
Spanish toast in cyrillic.
Let's make a toast!
Up!
Down!
Center!
In!
Uuuuuuuoooohhh!
на здоровьи! (cheers)
By the way, he is the owner of the hostel.
Well, today we woke up early.
We left the city of Kostanay.
We have been on the road for an hour, approximately 90 km.
On a road like the one you see back there.
In which we are going at an average of 100 kilometers per hour on the odometer,
which is about 90, more or less, in the GPS.
But in which you have to be quite careful.
Here you can not go rogue because at any time you get off the road.
As service stations are a bit scarce right now,
we are stopping in the middle of nowhere to rest.
The truth is that it is a bit slow, and a little tedious.
The wrist is the one that suffers the most in these roads.
I just stopped here. You can perfectly see where we are standing.
Today we really are not with any fixed destination.
We were going to Astana, which was about 400 kilometers away,
but as two days ago we met Geniya, who is also traveling in this area ...
She is from Russia.
So...
She did about 300 kilometers yesterday, so we are going to try to reach her
and see if we can, at least, ride together a couple of days here in Kazakhstan
taking advantage of the fact that we are both traveling and share companionship to each other.
We had a stretch of road quite, quite bad.
Only of gravel. A section under construction with a dirt road that looked like a roller coaster.
But hey, we are in Antonovka and at least we have this reward.
I went to open the saddlebags at the gas station,
and I noticed that in some pothole the saddlebag got under the cover on the drive belt cover.
And here we have a little crack on the drive belt cover.
Well, I was already really hit but now this part is cracked.
And here the belt cover took a chunk of the saddlebag.
We just made another 150 kilometers. At least is over good asphalt.
This was not done yesterday, but at least it is new and there are not so many vibrations.
The truth is that the first 20 km we made were on asphalt made yesterday.
Totaly new.
And this, well, it is not new but at least it is flat.
And as you can see we are already riding 150 km with this landscape.
There is not even traffic.
I think that during these 150 kilometers we saw
ten cars at most.
And these are the only points of civilization that we have here: the bus stops.
Which are usually accompanied by bathrooms.
Here we are, standing.
Resting a bit before continuing, we still have about 200 km left.
So here we are with... Name?
Haman.
Haman stopped with his truck here, in the middle of nowhere, to take some pictures,
and ask a little bit about our trip.
So that's how everything goes with the people of Kazakhstan. He shows his stickers.
- Astana? - Astaná is that way.
Karabutak and then Aral.
Astana later.
So, that's how it is.
There is one thing that I have not commented yet
which is that since we have entered Kazakhstan we are riding blind.
When we entered Kazakhstan, I had already downloaded the google offline maps.
Today I have downloaded them too. But it turns out that before entering
I realised that my GPS, the tomtom, does not recognize Kazakhstan in the maps.
And it is also not possible to buy it.
I do not know if it looks good on the camera
but this part here is Russia and we are here in an area where there is nothing.
I mean, nothing.
If it is true that GPS is recognizing the distances we are traveling, speed and such.
But it does not place us anywhere or on any highway.
We stopped at Komsomol'skoye, which is the first town we found on the road
after about 350 km, more or less.
Here we have the sample of what the toilets look like here, at the gas stations.
I, because people do it, I go and I use it too.
But if I were a woman, much better piss in nature than in there because it can catch something.
Ah, look who I found!
Because I was going to find some place to sleep.
But now we will do 400km more.
I already did 550km, no problem.
Ok, let's continue.
We're refueling and we met... What is your name?
- Honza. - That is very difficult.
- Very difficult. He's from Czech Republic. - No, it's just like John.
In England is Jhon and in my country is Honza.
I will try to say something...
Something like that.
That is in slovak. But it is similar to czech, yeah?
- Šťastnú cestu. - Oh, Šťastnú cestu!
Yeah, my pronunciation is not so good.
It's "happy road", or "safe road".
"Safe road", yeah.
I'm going to Vladivostok and he's returning, coming back.
You went through Russia and then returning down (south)
or down (south) and then up (north)?
I'm going to Aktobe because my chain is dead.
I was asking if you went through Russia and now returning like this.
Or you did like this?
Astrakhan, and back to "X", Georgia, back to Russia and over the Ucraine.
Romania, etc.
Exchanging stickers.
This, from traveler to traveler.
Oh, thanks.
How could I find you in Facebook?
- Spolu Daleko. - Facebook is there, this page.
And while the three og us were talking,
we have made a small repair on Geniya's bike.
Hopefully, It'll hold on.
And checking back on the drive belt cover I saw that it's breaking even more.
It's breaking even more.
Let's see if tomorrow in Aral I can get someone to weld it for me.
We were driving, it's already night time,
and we saw what it looked like a run over camel.
We have done 200 meters and we have come across camels.
Camels in freedom.
Let's have the muslim experience.
This one or that one?
- What? - What? Which table?
- Oh, you want to stay here? - Yeah.
- Ah... - Oh, you don't want.
Actually I'm with my...
- Not today. Tomorrow. - Yeah.
I have to go to the barber shop.
- Salad and... - Manti.
Yeah, meat ravioli.
Me falta Ainhoa, para que haga aquí las "reaccionando con".
Teach me spanish.
I will teach you something better in a moment...
Read.
- In russian? - Read out loud.
Let's make a toast!
Up, down...
center, in!
- Ok, now you know how to toast in spanish. - Ah, really?
More or less. At least in Spain.
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Como desactivar las funciones que no necesitamos en Windows 7 - Duration: 5:33.
Hello again Infonaut, welcome or welcome to a new installment of your YouTube channel Infoductiva
this time we are going to see
another trick for our Windows 7 in which we will learn to turn off the functions
that are useless to us
interesting, right?
We started ... well, first of all you know
that the Windows operating system is very generic
so that it brings many functions in its inside
that surely will not be worth your team
an example of this would be for example
the functions of
pc tablet that are only useful for computers that have a touch screen
let's suppose, that my case is like this, that my screen or my computer does not have a touch screen
Logically, what is the use of having this function within my system and also activated?
therefore to be able to correct this type of problems
we will have to come to control panel
next we are going to locate
programs and characteristics
to the left as you see we have an option that it's called activate or deactivate
the windows features
will ask us for administrator's rights ... we give them
and we wait for the window to load ...
in this case we will arrive at all the functions and characteristics
who has our windows
so that from here we can do modifications
that if carefully and knowing what you do
for example in my case I'm going to eliminate
if modules or functions for pc tablets are not already
and if you do not use for example the internet explorer
the only way to deactivate it from your system is through also
of this dialog box
here we have it, as you see, here is a folder with multimedia features
in agreement? ... windows media center, windows DVD Maker and windows media player for example these features
I do not use them so that I would allow myself the luxury of deactivating them ... I say that if
for example the tablet pc components to me they do not come well
the configuration
remote differential compression in my case what I will leave
I'll leave the explorer 11 because
I use it, here we would have the game folder that many times
I said: "Hey, where are the games when I install windows?
Well, they are activated from here ...
of course the Frameworks do not deactivate them
the desktop windows gadgets platform I'll leave it enabled too
I do not have simple TCPIP services because I do not need them here
well we could leave it like this ...
how do you see I have removed some components ... the multimedia features
and the components of tablet pc ... as is logical if it does not work
your touch computer
because you have it, come here to activate this well? in case you do not have how it happens to me ... it's not tactile
What are we going to have activated? in the case of the multimedia features you've already seen ... we give you to accept
We wait for our windows to perform the timely changes
this logically depending
of everything we have selected may take several minutes as the message tells us ... here you have to be patient according?
I'm going to stop the video and I'll continue the moment I'm finished
and how do you see once you have finished
to do the cleaning of the elements or the addition of the elements
that we have selected
that is, if we have removed things, it will logically remove them and if we have added them, it will add them ... this is logical
then at the end we will ask through this message to restart, I recommend you reboot at that time, okay?
Well that's it
thank you very much for sharing my videos on your social networks
thank you for subscribing and for giving the notification bell ... very many
Thanks for your comments and for your Likes ... see you
in a new installment of your YouTube channel
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After having passed many strange tests...
We all thought Blue was gonna be trapped forever...
But it never was like that
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What is Gwent: Homecoming? | The Evolution of the Witcher Card Game and Gameplay Changes - Duration: 6:51.
Hey there guys,
Today, I wanted to have a look at the new Gwent which is called Gwent: Homecoming.
A cardgame that I have been playing for a couple of years now.
The new update also provided a single player adventure called "Thronebreaker".
Normally you would expect a Guild Wars 2 video, but no worries.
I got something in the works!
I had my first encounter with Gwent through the Witcher games and that eventually led
to the stand alone game we have right now.
In this video I want to share my impressions on Gwent Homecoming, which comepletely changed
the fundamentals of the game.
Also, I want to have a look at some important mechanics that have been changed since the
original Gwent.
To understand the changes that came with Homecoming, we have to go way back, back to the Witcher
3.
Therefore, I want to start this video with a short look at the evolution of Gwent.
But before we start, If you liked this video, give it a like, a comment and make sure to
share it!
Okay, Let's dig into the video.
Gwent was first playable in the Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt.
This game was released in may of 2015 and according to some, it is one of the best games
of the last couple of years!
In the Witcher 3, almost every bartender, some armorsmiths and even some main characters
had the dialogue option to play a game of Gwent.
Gwent in the Witcher 3 consisted out of a board with 3 rows on either side.
That's 6 rows in total.
You, the player, had a melee row, a ranged row and a siege row.
Your opponenent, the NPC, had the same rows.
As you might know or might have guessed, Melee cards can be put on the melee row, ranged
cards are put on the ranged row and the siege cards are put on the siege row.
Next to that there were also control cards, which allowed you to damage and reduce the
score of your opponent.
There were Spy cards that gave your opponent a few extra points to their score but gave
you an extra card or another beneficial effect.
All these different cards were divided into Gold, Silver and bronze rarities.
Gold Cards and Gold Units were immune to negative effects while Silver and Bronze cards could
be damaged or removed from the board.
To win a game of Gwent, you had to win 2 out of the 3 rounds.
The Standalone version of Gwent basically copied this concept of Gwent but had better
graphics with new and updated cards.
This version of Gwent was first playable in 2016, at Gamescom in Germany.
This was were I first played the game and I was already kind of surprised with some
balance changes.
These were mostly positive though!
Just one of many examples, spy cards in the Witcher 3 gave your opponent 1 point but in
the beta version I've played they gave your opponnent 13 points.
A considerable difference I must say.
But it made playing these cards more risky.
You had to think thoroughly before using these cards.
Over the last 2 years, the beta version of Gwent underwent some more changes that played
with the core gameplay mechanics of the game.
While I personally did not like with everything, most of the changes seemed fine to me.
But just last week, Gwent Homecoming was released.
Which is Gwent 1.0.
The game has left the beta phase after about 2 to 3 years.
Gwent homecoming is visually beautiful.
But it has comepletely changed the game.
I didn't play the new Gwent on the PTR servers because I wanted to experience it when it
came out.
So, I was kind of surprised to see the changes after playing it for a few hours.
Let's have a look at the changes and answer the question: "What is Gwent: Homecoming"?
Gwent: Homecoming is still the cardgame based on the Witcher universe.
However, it is comepletely different than the classic version of Gwent that we've known
since the Witcher 3.
Luckily, the game provides a fun and interesting tutorial featuring Geralt of Rivia and our
favorite bard from the Witcher series, Dandelion.
...
Let's go over three changes that have caught my eye.
If I missed anything.
Put it in the comments!
The first change that caught my attention was the removal of the siege row.
In the later stages of the Gwent Standalone Beta, rows weren't locked to specifc cards
or units.
Meaning that Siege units could be placed on every row and vice versa.
Removing one row means a smaller playing field and you have to be thoughtful about the placement
of your cards and units.
The second change that caught my attention were the card changes.
If I had to make an estimate, I'd say that 80 to 90% of the cards have changed in purpose.
This means that card combos or strategies from a few weeks prior are now obsolete.
I was kind of bummed out about this since there were some interesting cards that allowed
you to do some awesome combos.
However, I feel that cards have been simplified.
For experienced players this might seem like a dissappointment but I think Deckcrafting
is a bit easier to get into for newer players.
Also, I think this also opens up a window to be more creative with your deck and this
will offer more build diversity.
The third and last change that caught my eye were the graphics and the UI.
Gwent looks different, but it also looks really cool!
Instead of playing your cards on a board, you play them on a battlefield.
Having played all of the Witcher games, this really gives me back the feeling of revisiting
the games once more.
However, I do feel that the board version was a little bit easier on the eyes.
It was more relaxing to watch.
Also, your Faction Leader card is not longer just a card.
He is a living, breathing persona that accompanies you though the battle against your opponnent.
These were the three changes that caught my attention by playing for the first couple
of hours.
But why did CD Project Red change the game in such a drastic way right before release?
In an open letter on their website, the Gwent Devs stated that the current version of Gwent
was drifting away from their vision they had for the game.
Also, they've stated that they have always taken risks and made bold decisions to improve
the quality of the game.
But I can't help but wonder, why leave a game in beta for over 2 years and then change the
whole game upon release It is a bold decision and a risk.
So in that regard they are fulfilling the statement they had made in their open letter.
However, in this open letter, the developers did listen to community feedback.
For example, the coin-flip mechanic which decided who would play the first card was
changed and fixed.
The developers also reduced some RNG based mechanics.
This way, the core focus would be on skill and not RNG.
But maybe most importantly, they wanted to bring back the Witcher.
The beta version of Gwent had bright colors while Gwent: Homecoming looked a bit more
grim.
Just like the witcher does.
I'll provide a full link to this open letter in the video description.
So, that was my video on Gwent Homecoming.
I know it was soemthing different but I felt like summarizing the new Gwent update and
making a video about it.
I might even pick up the Thronebreaker Adventure later on but for now, I'm just going to play
a bit more Gwent.
I hope you guys enjoyed this video it nonetheless.
As usual, don't forget to subscribe, like and share this video.
It is very much appriciated.
Thank you all for watching and PEACE!
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Chronic Cough Explained Clearly - Remastered - Duration: 8:27.
okay well welcome to another MedCram lecture we're gonna talk about chronic
cough now this is something that is defined as anybody who has at least
eight weeks of cough the first thing you want to do if this is going on is
generally speaking you want to get a chest x-ray and rule out infectious
etiology this is a big problem if you got an infectious etiology you're
thinking about things like tuberculosis you're thinking about pneumonia this is
stuff that you ought to do right off the bat to rule that out so but let's just
say you've got a normal chest x-ray and then the other thing you want to rule
out is to make sure you're not on something called an ACE inhibitor that's
a medication that usually ends in April like captopril lisinopril enalopril
ramipril these ACE inhibitors can cause coffee increasing bradykinin and so
really if somebody's got a chronic cough that you're trying to work out on a test
the first thing you want to do is make sure you've got a chest x-ray to rule
out infectious problem and then look at their med list to make sure they're not
an ACE inhibitor I would say about 30% of patients with an ACE inhibitor are
gonna have some sort of a chronic dry cough okay so once you've ruled these
out what are the possibilities let's talk about what those possibilities are
so there are three possibilities that I like to look at in terms of chronic
cough and the first thing I'd like to do is start off with one from the top if
you will so if you know you've got here's here's my little picture here of
a head the nose and mouth okay you know that the nasal passageway goes down this
way and you've got your tongue if you've got allergic rhinitis in this area
you're gonna make a lot of secretions and those secretions are gonna pool and
then tickle down into the back of the throat and it's going to cause you to
clear your throat and that's what we call post nasal drip or allergic
rhinitis okay post nasal drip allergic rhinitis so what are the
symptoms of that clearing your throat a lot okay if you look in the back of the
throat you see this thing called cobblestone in' you've got itchy eyes or
allergies itchy eyes okay so think about all those things in terms of post nasal
drip or allergic rhinitis and I would say out of out of all the people who
have a chronic cough or what we've eliminated this accounts for about 9% of
that so think about that the next time someone comes in with a chronic cough
it's quite possible that we could be dealing with someone with post nasal
drip so what's the treatment for that well you want to try to identify the
things that's calling the out that's causing the allergies but the treatment
generally speaking is intra nasal steroids okay so you've heard of things
like Nasonex you've heard of flonase you've heard of a stolen or asked a pro
or these are all kind of intranasal steroids or antihistamines okay the
other thing that's indicated for allergic rhinitis is singulair so that
might be something else that you could use for a possible chronic cough and so
if that's if those symptoms fit that's great okay let's go on to the next
possibility the next possibility is also around 9% and then instead of coming
from the top down it comes from the bottom up so here you've got your airway
but right next to your airway in fact right behind your airway is your
esophagus which goes down to your stomach and if you've got stuff in there
and you get something called gastro esophageal reflux disease it can
sometimes come in and irritate that airway and cause what we call GERD okay
so where do we see GERD occurring GERD is occurring when or GERD related cough
can happen actually in young people you don't have to be old typically what you
see is an acid taste in the morning let's lighten that up here so you can
see it a bit better so an acid taste the morning you obviously have the
symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease that's heartburn sometimes you
might have erosions from the acid in the back of your throat or specifically in
your teeth you might have erythema there if someone were to look down into your
throat like it ear nose and throat physician they'd see that IV era that
montes so what is the treatment for that so you can use a proton pump inhibitor
you can actually get that over-the counter called prilosec or you can get
protonix pent oprah's all there's so many different types of proton pump
inhibitors but there's some other things that you can do you can take the head of
your bed and put it on two bricks so that it's facing up alternatively you
could also get a wedge the purpose of this is to keep the head of your bed up
so that the abdominal contents don't come up and bathe the trachea they stay
down but other things that you can do is no eating three hours before lying down
and then there's this sphincter which is right here at the stomach and there are
a few things that we know about that can cause that sphincter to open up and you
want to avoid those things so those things that we would avoid especially at
night would be alcohol caffeine spicy foods and chocolate okay so if that
seems to be what seems to be fitting in there occurred then these are the kind
of things that you might want to make sure that you're not doing the last one
is probably the most common this is about 39% so this is probably the
majority and that's asthma okay so they don't wheeze they just COFF or maybe
they do wheeze but they don't have to but just coughing could be a symptom of
asthma and that alone might do it and so what are these type of patients they're
gonna have the symptoms of asthma except instead of wheezing they're gonna coughs
oh there's going to be triggers maybe they've got down feather
close or down feather comforters to look for triggers like down or pets in the
bedroom or allergies you're not going to really know that this is what's going on
unless you do a pulmonary function test now look at the med cram lectures on
pulmonary function test to get some idea what asthma should look like and then
the other thing the most diagnostic thing that you will do is a methacholine
challenge test and this is where they take in a breath and do a fev1 maneuver
and then you give a methacholine and you see how they do if they drop down then
you know that they are susceptible to methacholine which means they're
asthmatic and then you give them an albuterol treatment and they come back
up again if that happens then you know the methacholine challenge test was
positive then it's asthma you're talking about and in that if that's the case
then you're gonna use intra or inhaled intra bronchial or inhaled steroids
that's exactly how you treat asthma here's the trick though most of the time
this chronic cough is not due to just one of these it's actually due to
multiple and you'll see that there's overlap between these different areas so
you might have to employ different treatments in all of these different
places so think about that the next time you have a patient with chronic cough
think about cough variant asthma which is this one think about gastroesophageal
reflux disease which is this one and think about allergic rhinitis thanks
very much
you
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[Jay.]
Jay. What happened?
It could have been a fluke.
The thing is...
Firefights never scared me.
You alright?
I'm sorry.
Yeah, right on.
He wins if you do it.
[echoed voice] This is not how you beat this.
You gotta trust me.
Drop the knife!
Drop it.
It's Jay.
You alright?
I'm okay.
Promise me one thing?
Never go in without backup again.
Hi! What's wrong?
You said if I needed help that you'd help.
I need help.
I promised.
[laughing] I just meant you're messy.
Uh, thank you.
You're a messy person.
If I lost you-
I'm okay.
Alright, go, go!
Drop it! DROP IT!
Back away! Back away!
Turn around! TURN AROUND!
[echoed voice] Where is he?
Open up!
Hey! Do you mind keeping it down?
Am I banging on your door?
No.
Then go back inside.
What's going on?
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Getting in the Día de los Muertos Spirit! (+ Mexican Street Snacks) - Duration: 16:00.
Harper, I know it looks like, it looks like-- she doesn't want it
dinosaurs can't climb stairs
okay hey guys Jesse finally had a little bit of a
break so we are out and about and we are gonna try to find stuff to get us in the
mood for Dia de los Muertos so we're looking for sugar skulls and
more pan de muerto and marigolds, let's go!
okay so there is this adorable like Halloween
Dia de Muertos um what is it is it a
it's a craft fair and I got a chocolate skull
with nuts
Jesse got a gummy something, Harper's had few things already
they've got costumes and things to eat all kinds of stuff
baby what what does it taste like? sweet candy
Jesse what are we here at the market for we're looking for a Nutella pan de
muerto we know it exists but we have not seen it
boy there's stuff on your lens, yuck. It is crazy out here today like I think Guanajuato
is trying to feel like Guadalajara a little bit let's just have like
millions of people here
Guadalajara is bigger, so this feels more crowded
okay we stopped to get some kind of thing and Jesse's feeding it to me
oh man. is that mostly chili powder? cause it looked like there sugar in it I wasn't sure
is that a pear or an apple, it's an apple, it's good good but Wow
all right Jesse
looks like you've got lipstick on
what do you think?
so strong yeah tastes a lot like those Tamarindo candies without the inside
being tamarind, right because it's apple. right I do prefer the apple. I still don't really like flavor honestly
it's because he doesn't have a mustache today I have an entire beard, what are you talking about? it's the
mustache that does it though
rip off a piece kind of feels like like dryer fluff, just rip off a part and stick it in your mouth.
see look, Harper... she doesn't want to try it. Harper I know, it looks like a fuzzy thing but it tastes really sweet and delicious
Harper just touch it with your tongue
baby just touch it with your tongue, you're gonna love it, trust me
this is how committed my child is to not trying new things, she will not try the cotton candy
(in the background: it's so good baby. you don't want to try one bite?)
what do you think about that baby
that was pretty funny
so Jesse I hear Harper's favorite color is pink and
you have a...pink tongue
I think we're backed up to a concert I think we are it's gonna be great audio
Jesse what do you have? I don't know...borracho? is that what it's called?
translates to little drunk man I think. this is a little drunk man? yes. it looks like a
gummy yeah it's got alcohol in it
yeah but it doesn't really taste like...well
maybe it's something agave-based maybe has a little bit of a tequila-ish... it could have tequila
I said it could have tequila
I prefer normal gummies
garbanzo beans! okay so my Spanish teacher told me to
try to these, these are garbanzos and I got them "con todo" like with everything
it's got salt and lime and chile and all kinds of stuff and you don't eat the skin
two kinds of spicy sauces I believe
oh they're good, really good
I gotta figure out the best way to like get into them
yeah I think this is called pan dulce, dulce? dulce. pan dulce but since we've first
moved here, Harper has called this ankylosaurus bread so that is what we ended up
calling it because it looks like the back of an ankylosaurus dinosaur
whatever she sees one of these she's like ankylosaurus bread can we get ankylosaurus bread
Harper do you like ankylosaurus bread?
yes, she says yes. and this is ankylosaurus bread you're right and then we also have pan de muerto, sin Nutella
it's my favorite yeah no Nutella Jesse couldn't find a Nutella one, we should have just got a jar of
Nutella and dipped it in it like that would've been smart you know what people
say you have to do it this no, have a cup of hot chocolate with it, yeah I can see that it would be like a coffee cake
it would be so good
one of those little dunker donut things
we got these like I don't know what they are they look like cookies
they taste like peanut brittle but really light and they don't
have that like overly sweet flavor and they're so thin
you know it doesn't have that I'm going to break your teeth like peanut brittle
does yeah your teeth feel totally fine eating this this is really good
hey guys we're back and we are just gonna hang out and relax for a little
bit and I'm gonna sit here with my face in these marigolds because they smell so
good
yeah actually marigolds have always been my most favorite flower ever since I was
a little kid and so the fact that there are marigolds everywhere right now
getting ready for Day of the Dead is just like it's really really cool so uh
guys Harper Harper's got a costume for Halloween Oh
Harper that's funny where are you gonna go now
she said she wanted to be a dinosaur and then Jesse really took it literally Harper
what do you think about being a dinosaur oh boy this is the hoppiest dinosaur I
ever saw I don't know if that dinosaur climbs stairs does it, oh, no!
dinosaurs can't climb stairs
I like these cool pictures
they're even circles
they are
today it was super fun and super tasty and we are really really extra full from
all those snacks um thank you so much for watching and if there's anything
that we need to know about celebrating Day of the Dead please let us know this
is our this is going to be our first Day of the Dead and we want to do it right
so thanks guys thanks for subscribing I love you all I'll talk to you later bye
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✅ Testing Weird Clip in Man Buns - Man Bun Monthly Ep6 - Duration: 8:43.
- [Man With Clapperboard] Man Bun Monthly,
Episode Seven, take one.
(board clapping)
(digital effect)
(brass instruments playing)
(digital effect)
- Hey guys, and welcome to Episode Seven
of the Man Bun Monthly series.
If you couldn't already tell what's going on,
you're about to find out.
And yeah, welcome.
If you're brand new here, my name's Thomas,
and I make style and hair-related videos
every single week, so if that's your kind
of thing, make sure you hit the subscribe button.
And you are in fact watching my Man Bun Monthly series
at this point, and essentially what the series is about
is just getting a heap of man bun inspo,
and facts and tips and all things man bun,
and putting it into one series, so you guys can keep
your man buns looking their best.
Now, in today's video you can see
that I've got on this bench some fake man buns.
I don't know if you guys have seen these viral trends going
around at the moment, but, look, in the Facebook group
we always post really cool, quirky things,
and I saw in my moderator section, like, somebody had shared
a video featuring these weird looking things
in the group.
And I thought, okay cool, we'll approve it,
and not even kidding you, about 15 minutes
after that, another one, someone else shared it,
and I think it got shared about three times
in the group in total, and I went, "Okay,
"we gotta look at this and just see
"what the hell is going on here."
These man buns, if we take look at them,
I wasn't really sure what I was gonna
be expecting with these.
I mean they're just like a netted,
a piece of net that has all the hair stitched to it,
and the hair on them is probably about, I think
about three to four inches long.
There's nothing too crazy about them,
so they're actually not even a bun, essentially,
it's just kind of like a hairpiece.
And somebody has gone, "That would be a great viral trend."
And sure enough, it was, and that's how they're
in front of me right now.
So what we're gonna do in this video is
we're actually just gonna try them on,
and see what they're like.
I don't honestly know if I would recommend these
to anyone because they do look very fake
unless your hair colour is exactly the same
and straw-like, like what they are.
Then maybe it's your thing, but we're sussin
it out today.
Which one should we go with first?
The blond one or the brown one?
I think the blond one is the most interesting to me first,
because (laughs) I just have brown hair,
so it's gonna look very funny on my head.
Put my messy man bun in, so I've got all
these pins everywhere.
I didn't think about this before I jumped
on the camera today.
Let it out.
All this curtained hair.
My mirror's dirty again. (laughs)
All right, so what I'm planning to do with this,
if we have a look at the anatomy again,
we've got this little drawstring.
So once you actually cover and pin in the actual hairpiece,
you tighten it with the drawstring and it's supposed
to tighten it around whatever hair
you have sitting there.
So, I'm just gonna have a play around with it.
We'll put it in like a normal bun first.
I have a feeling my normal hair is gonna be
too big to even encompass this thing.
(laughing) It feels so funny.
I'm just clipping these in like that.
I actually haven't worn this thing properly yet,
so I have no idea how it's supposed to work.
And then we'll tighten that drawstring,
to go all around it.
(laughing)
What does it look like?
I can't eve see it.
Oh my God, it's so,
and then what are you meant to do with this thing?
Maybe like twirl it around, and pin it in, I guess.
(laughing)
Bah!
Side profile.
It's my, aw wait.
I don't even know what to make of this thing.
You can kind of see that top pin in there.
How does it flip around?
This thing is not on my wearable list.
Ha, ha, ta-da!
Well I don't know about it.
Maybe we'll try a high bun as well.
Like, I've gotta try all of these now.
Oh, my God.
(laughing)
It doesn't even look right.
Okay, so that's the blond one out of the way.
Already at this stage, not impressed.
Who else is actually finding humour out of this,
because I just can't believe.
No, get away.
All right, let's have a look at this brown one.
Very similar in shape, the brown one seems to be,
like, a lot chunkier and a lot puffier.
Again, kind of matches my hair colour.
I think my hair's little bit darker than this is, though.
Let's see what it looks like on.
We'll go for the normal again.
(laughing)
Ah, this one actually doesn't look too bad.
Why does the back look like that?
Hey.
Can yah actually see any of my real bun?
That actually doesn't look too bad.
Maybe not always, ah, the colour is so much different,
though, isn't it?
It's so much lighter.
I guess this one, like, if you could find a man bun fake
that matches your hair colour decently,
I guess you could really use it to help bulk it up a
little bit more, cause like, if you look at it,
my normal bun isn't actually that big.
Right on.
And from what I can tell in the mirror,
like it doesn't look too false.
Like it still looks like it could pass
as my normal hair, so... hmmmm.
On third thought, we just had another idea.
Why don't we try and do, seeing as we're here playing
around with these man buns.
Why don't we try and like to a three man bun hairstyle
or something like that.
Because I hate this blond one, I'm gonna put
it at the back, so I don't have to look at it.
I'm just thinking Facebook videos that have got music
and being done really quick, so it's like,
here, look at this. (electronic music)
Oh my God, wow, woov.
- [Offscreen Voice] That's okay, I got it.
I got it now.
(electronic music) - So we'll put
the first one here, the brown one, the biggest one.
Make it the most obnoxious. (laughs)
Fuck it, we're here.
May as well get my $40 worth out of it.
I got ripped off.
(laughs)
One was called the bun-hawk and it looked very similar
to this, like a mohawk made of buns.
This is just like the bun-hawk remastered, you know.
You've just gotta really get like a nice tight grip on it,
like, cause otherwise it'll look really bad.
And there you have it, so the bunhawk remastered.
See.
(laughing)
How's that back one look.
- [Offscreen Voice] It's falling apart.
- I actually hate these things to the moon and back.
Stupid little bun.
The more I'm playing around with this,
the more I wanna tell you do not get them.
And there you have it, guys.
The bunhawk remastered.
(laughs)
This is hilarious.
Let's be real.
It looks shit as fuck.
I know that.
But, look, I just thought it would be a little bit
of a fun gimmick to try these on and have a go of them.
I think I paid, like, I think, $11 per bun,
and then, like, $20 for the shipping,
so all-up it cost my like 40 bucks,
which, I'm not extremely happy about,
particularly because of the shipping,
but I'm not even gonna go into that, because, whatever.
But I thought it was cool,
and I'd really like to know your thoughts,
in the description box below,
as well, as if any of you have actually tried these,
because I honestly, even through that growing-out process,
if these were an option, I don't think
I would have ever reached for a thing like this.
Hopefully you got some laughter out of this
and we can all just sit back and, no.
Have a great week, and thank you so much
for coming back this month to watch
my Man Bun Monthly series, and I will see
you next month for the next episode.
Oh, make sure you leave comments telling me what
you'd like to see in the man bun series,
because I do have a lot of ideas
but I wanna prioritise them better.
I'm thinking like how to make a man bun
more masculine looking, could be a good way to go,
if any of you guys are interested in that,
you just have to let me know,
and I will make the magic happen.
Okay.
Thanks a lot guys, I'll catch yah later.
Bye.
(kissing)
(explosion effect)
Far better finish.
(dance music)
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OOOOOOOOooooh!
What?-- WHAT?!
This is incredible
this--- OH MY GOD
OH MY GOD- this is incredible
holy s***
Oooooooooh
HWUOHHHH
And ruined...
why...
Why-*chuckle*
Why are her boobs bigger than her head?
I-- you can't make the character look stupider than that
if you tried
you can't!
Japanese people what the f*** is wrong...
All right I finally get to play the game here we go baby!
oh!
Tutorial!
Cause you earn WP and SP... WP that stands for weapon points, that levels up your skills and your arts
SP that's skill points
so uh--- you go to the character menu an---
Now I get to play the game!
Oh tutorial! this is really important
Okay there's three ways to modify your weapons... with the uhh with the core
And you gotta go to setup... type in, put in the right core chips...
Okay so you can spend WP, that's your weapon points to enhance your arts.
And then you gotta go into the affinity chart, and spend your sp on different talents for your talent tree...
And then you gotta plug in the right core chips into your blade uhhhh, of course this is just one of fourteen steps
to uhhh modify your weapon...
Uh-p but hold the phone!
None of that applies to this guy
uh
because it's a robot
Of course you can't go around you know modifying it the normal way
You have to mix micro-chips using a Crystal-- okay this is---
WOOO
Okay *concerned laughter*
I think-- I think we're done with the tutorials now
16 hours into the game...
Annnnd-- cutscene
Pyra: Now place your hand on my chest
what the f***
Why is there a level 80 guy in the baby starting area...
And you can just aggro him from anywhere on the map.
OH there he is now! Heyyy!
Rex: why here...
Hey that's a good question. Why are you here?
Hello? is this game on?
Am I all alone?
OR is there a Level 75...
Dinosaur here?
IN THIS BABY STARTING AREA
Rex: done, why here?
I need a bigger guuuun....
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What is Gwent: Homecoming? | The Evolution of the Witcher Card Game and Gameplay Changes - Duration: 6:51.Hey there guys,
Today, I wanted to have a look at the new Gwent which is called Gwent: Homecoming.
A cardgame that I have been playing for a couple of years now.
The new update also provided a single player adventure called "Thronebreaker".
Normally you would expect a Guild Wars 2 video, but no worries.
I got something in the works!
I had my first encounter with Gwent through the Witcher games and that eventually led
to the stand alone game we have right now.
In this video I want to share my impressions on Gwent Homecoming, which comepletely changed
the fundamentals of the game.
Also, I want to have a look at some important mechanics that have been changed since the
original Gwent.
To understand the changes that came with Homecoming, we have to go way back, back to the Witcher
3.
Therefore, I want to start this video with a short look at the evolution of Gwent.
But before we start, If you liked this video, give it a like, a comment and make sure to
share it!
Okay, Let's dig into the video.
Gwent was first playable in the Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt.
This game was released in may of 2015 and according to some, it is one of the best games
of the last couple of years!
In the Witcher 3, almost every bartender, some armorsmiths and even some main characters
had the dialogue option to play a game of Gwent.
Gwent in the Witcher 3 consisted out of a board with 3 rows on either side.
That's 6 rows in total.
You, the player, had a melee row, a ranged row and a siege row.
Your opponenent, the NPC, had the same rows.
As you might know or might have guessed, Melee cards can be put on the melee row, ranged
cards are put on the ranged row and the siege cards are put on the siege row.
Next to that there were also control cards, which allowed you to damage and reduce the
score of your opponent.
There were Spy cards that gave your opponent a few extra points to their score but gave
you an extra card or another beneficial effect.
All these different cards were divided into Gold, Silver and bronze rarities.
Gold Cards and Gold Units were immune to negative effects while Silver and Bronze cards could
be damaged or removed from the board.
To win a game of Gwent, you had to win 2 out of the 3 rounds.
The Standalone version of Gwent basically copied this concept of Gwent but had better
graphics with new and updated cards.
This version of Gwent was first playable in 2016, at Gamescom in Germany.
This was were I first played the game and I was already kind of surprised with some
balance changes.
These were mostly positive though!
Just one of many examples, spy cards in the Witcher 3 gave your opponent 1 point but in
the beta version I've played they gave your opponnent 13 points.
A considerable difference I must say.
But it made playing these cards more risky.
You had to think thoroughly before using these cards.
Over the last 2 years, the beta version of Gwent underwent some more changes that played
with the core gameplay mechanics of the game.
While I personally did not like with everything, most of the changes seemed fine to me.
But just last week, Gwent Homecoming was released.
Which is Gwent 1.0.
The game has left the beta phase after about 2 to 3 years.
Gwent homecoming is visually beautiful.
But it has comepletely changed the game.
I didn't play the new Gwent on the PTR servers because I wanted to experience it when it
came out.
So, I was kind of surprised to see the changes after playing it for a few hours.
Let's have a look at the changes and answer the question: "What is Gwent: Homecoming"?
Gwent: Homecoming is still the cardgame based on the Witcher universe.
However, it is comepletely different than the classic version of Gwent that we've known
since the Witcher 3.
Luckily, the game provides a fun and interesting tutorial featuring Geralt of Rivia and our
favorite bard from the Witcher series, Dandelion.
...
Let's go over three changes that have caught my eye.
If I missed anything.
Put it in the comments!
The first change that caught my attention was the removal of the siege row.
In the later stages of the Gwent Standalone Beta, rows weren't locked to specifc cards
or units.
Meaning that Siege units could be placed on every row and vice versa.
Removing one row means a smaller playing field and you have to be thoughtful about the placement
of your cards and units.
The second change that caught my attention were the card changes.
If I had to make an estimate, I'd say that 80 to 90% of the cards have changed in purpose.
This means that card combos or strategies from a few weeks prior are now obsolete.
I was kind of bummed out about this since there were some interesting cards that allowed
you to do some awesome combos.
However, I feel that cards have been simplified.
For experienced players this might seem like a dissappointment but I think Deckcrafting
is a bit easier to get into for newer players.
Also, I think this also opens up a window to be more creative with your deck and this
will offer more build diversity.
The third and last change that caught my eye were the graphics and the UI.
Gwent looks different, but it also looks really cool!
Instead of playing your cards on a board, you play them on a battlefield.
Having played all of the Witcher games, this really gives me back the feeling of revisiting
the games once more.
However, I do feel that the board version was a little bit easier on the eyes.
It was more relaxing to watch.
Also, your Faction Leader card is not longer just a card.
He is a living, breathing persona that accompanies you though the battle against your opponnent.
These were the three changes that caught my attention by playing for the first couple
of hours.
But why did CD Project Red change the game in such a drastic way right before release?
In an open letter on their website, the Gwent Devs stated that the current version of Gwent
was drifting away from their vision they had for the game.
Also, they've stated that they have always taken risks and made bold decisions to improve
the quality of the game.
But I can't help but wonder, why leave a game in beta for over 2 years and then change the
whole game upon release It is a bold decision and a risk.
So in that regard they are fulfilling the statement they had made in their open letter.
However, in this open letter, the developers did listen to community feedback.
For example, the coin-flip mechanic which decided who would play the first card was
changed and fixed.
The developers also reduced some RNG based mechanics.
This way, the core focus would be on skill and not RNG.
But maybe most importantly, they wanted to bring back the Witcher.
The beta version of Gwent had bright colors while Gwent: Homecoming looked a bit more
grim.
Just like the witcher does.
I'll provide a full link to this open letter in the video description.
So, that was my video on Gwent Homecoming.
I know it was soemthing different but I felt like summarizing the new Gwent update and
making a video about it.
I might even pick up the Thronebreaker Adventure later on but for now, I'm just going to play
a bit more Gwent.
I hope you guys enjoyed this video it nonetheless.
As usual, don't forget to subscribe, like and share this video.
It is very much appriciated.
Thank you all for watching and PEACE!
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OOPS! White House Accidentally Admits That Medicare For All Is Great - Duration: 4:14.
Earlier this week, the White House released a report titled The Opportunity Costs of Socialism
and it's a report where they tried to show that United States healthcare policy works
so much better for senior citizens here than socialized medicine works for senior citizens
in other countries, including Canada.
So they included this handy little chart that shows the wait times, the average wait times
that senior citizens have to wait in order to see a specialist.
And as you can see on the chart here, the US, we're way lower than everybody else which
means that our form of healthcare works and everybody else with the socialized medicine,
the Medicare for all, universal healthcare, their system sucks because people have to
wait months to see a doctor.
Here's what the White House left out of their little report.
You see that little piece, all those senior citizens and how short they have to wait,
the vast majority of those people with those really short wait times in the US, those are
people who are currently on Medicare.
Medicare is a form of socialized medicine.
The thing that your entire report was trying to tell us is an evil bad thing.
But instead, what you just did was show us that here in the United States, we actually
know how to put a socialized Medicare system in place and have it be successful.
You know, Medicare is one of the highest rated in terms of approval of all government programs
ever in the United States?
I think it's over 80% of people on Medicare say they really, really like Medicare and
now you're releasing a report showing us that these people who are on socialized medicine
here in the United States don't have to wait very long at all to go see a specialist?
You just made the case even more than the Koch Brothers report from a few weeks ago
that showed that Medicare for all would actually save us a couple trillion dollars in the long
run.
Every way the republicans try to slice it, what they end up inadvertently doing is showing
us that Medicare for all is the correct way to go for the United States.
And I love it.
I love when republicans try to prove something and instead prove the opposite by saying that
Medicare for all doesn't work, all they've been able to do is show that it's the only
way that healthcare in the US can work properly.
It can save us money.
It reduces wait times.
In fact, one of the biggest things and their little report actually showed this that the
US sucks on in terms of healthcare, we're actually at the bottom of the list.
Our chart would be all the way to the end is wait times for average people who don't
have health insurance to go to a doctor.
People who are putting off medical care because they can't afford it.
That's where we lead other industrialized countries, including those with socialized
medicine.
That's where we lead in people who can't even go to the doctor.
So yeah, Medicare for all, at this point, given the poll numbers for it, given these
wonderful reports that republicans keep putting out showing how great it is, Medicare for
all is an inevitability at this point here in the United States.
It's something that is going to happen.
Maybe it's not going to happen in the next year, maybe not even in the next two or three
or four years, but in time, in a very short time relatively speaking, Medicare for all
will become the standard here in the United States.
It is the only way forward for this country that has struggled for decades to figure out
the best way to run health care in this country.
The answer's staring us in the face.
Republicans want it, democrats want it, independents want it.
The only people who don't seem to want it are the ones representing us in Washington,
DC, and of course, their wealthy donors from the healthcare industry.
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Yoe Mase - Take Cover (Subtitle Lyrics) - Duration: 3:56.
I heard them say "love is a game"
But I don't think it's true
Let me try to explain that we're living in vain
Waiting for another clue
Should we keep heading down
Should we keep our heads faced towards the ground?
Do we need another sound?
Telling me and you to take cover
To take cover
What am I doing here thinking I'm alright?
I created a world with some made-up girl that I would never find
Should we keep heading down?
Should we keep our heads faced towards the ground?
Do we need another sound?
Telling me and you to take cover
To take cover
To take cover
Don't run away, don't run away
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Master Bedroom home fixer upper complete home makeover top to bottom - Duration: 4:33.
Welcome Beast Home improvements, we are so excited to start uploading all are new and old videos to share with you from.
Home fixer upper to are home complete makeover home improvements complete home remodel We are new home owners and we purchased a old home to completely remodel the next so many years. We like to have fun make funny videos from everyday life of are fun family moments too small town living. Living on a small income and still being able to live happy with all the great blessings in life that the city life can't give. I work with wood, crafts, building things, old time carpenter.
Oh our bedroom like you cannot go anywhere else with the old-school
plastic chandelier what's up everybody it is May 11th I just checked it off
because it is oh it's Mother's Day weekend this coming up weekend so it's
2018 and what have I done since I last made my last video with me and my lady's
help we threw up a couple sheets sheetrock
for the back wall right here I'm gonna turn you around this way and I'll point
with my finger I rough framed and of course everything else like I showed you
and I threw up a soffit it's gonna be going over the bed let me come down a
little bit it's gonna be going over the bed this is just some loose 2x4 words to
get them out of my way they're going across for right now and I braced it all
up we're gonna be throwing in a couple can lighting lights above the bed low lighting
just so you can read a book if you want to read a magazine over and these two
corner this corner here facing the outside straight window and same with
this one they're both exactly the same
measurements and width and height there's gonna be a bench seat over this
way going out towards the outside window and same thing over here what we're
going to do by this closet slash door opening we're going to build in building
shelves for whatever you want nick knacks books clothing same thing on both
sides so that is where the beast is and today I'm going to take off some more
this strips that were holding up the insulation that was prior to me
purchasing the house when they had the sheetrock up here before not sure why
they used four strips but hey it's what it is is what it is I'm gonna write
another sheetrock across this way and possibly another one going this way
so that way I can demo the rest of this back here facing that this way take out
this all the rest of this flooring you can see where my tar strip is so I have
to remove the rest of that flooring and keep going keep going this is just my
documentary and it keeps me knowing if I want to look back to see if I made any
mistakes or just to look back I'm not sure if I showed you I did throw in a
temporary light this was the fallout 4 light when we moved in and that was on
this wall in this area right here just on the wall there was never any ceiling
lights in this room so I took that light with that wiring I brought it over here
just like having over light and not always be unplugging and plugging in my
shop light but yeah that's what it does I put it on a slider so that way I can
move it around I threw it up a couple of studs just
quick little thing so that way when I'm getting on to with my sheetrock I can
move it back or when I find out exactly where the center of my room is and where
I want my lighting for my tray ceiling and everything else and we're not really
sure if we're going to go with the light in the Sun of the room or just a ceiling
fan but yeah that's where we're at ooh look at our bedroom like you cannot
go anywhere else with the old-school plastic chandelier
thats from the game Fallout 4 people yeah whatever you want to call we got some good old school
mirrors okay see me woo we can see clean those
mirrors are you I see all unbelievably big the closet us
look at that big closet it goes in about a foot and a half the hangers barely fit
woo yeah we're gonna have to do something about that
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Between FREEDOM & DISCIPLINE, TAME THE HORSE - Tiffani Gyatso - Duration: 41:32.
Tiffani, it's very nice that we have the opportunity to have this conversation
together. And our friend, Aurélie, asked us to make the interview. We are going to speak
English because... We're not used to speak English, but we're going to try to get
into English so that whoever listens to us..., maybe more people can understand
English. And so, just to introduce the conversation, it's just to say that I'm
Yumma Mudra, I'm the founder of Danza Duende International Network. And now I'm
also directing with Raji, Michel Raji, the University of Choreosophy. And you are
Tiffani Gyatso. You can present yourself also, as soon as I introduce a little bit
why we're talking together. A few years ago, Michaël Ash for "Dakini as Art", required
that we could have a conversation online that was in two thousand and... fiftheen, maybe... Yes, in 2015. And I was very
happy to meet you, because I knew by internet your paintings about dakinis.
But also your free way of painting and I was attracted to it. So I was very happy
Michaël asked us to have this conversation. And at that point, I
remember telling you : next time I must interview you. Because this time
you interview me. And we never did that. So now, we're in 2018. And then we met
after the interview, it was by Skype, at that time we didn't know each other. Then
we really met in Portugal, during the festival I organized even three years.
Then you invited me to Brazil and now here we are in Spain. So, the idea is that
we can have this conversation, in the sense that you really talk about you,
about your art, about your path, about your story ... And so, I invite you maybe to
just first talk about how you present yourself to people, on the camera. And
then we talk. Ok. Well, I'm Tiffani Gyatso and I'm
born in Brazil. Yeah and then, my path...Well, I always had the drive to paint,
but I didn't know what. But it was there. And the only thing that I was very
passionate was horses. So, I lived in a farm and I had the horses and it were many kids. So,
I started drawing, because I looked at horses and I wanted to draw.
But still it was a drive inside, and I
didn't know why I was drawing the horses. Why ? But still... just painting the way I
knew. And in 2018... No ! When I was 18 years old, my parents who are also in the spiritual quest ..
And I'm very thankful for them. Because of them, I was riding into the spiritual path in a natural way.
It wasn't like : "Now I discover : what's God". God was maybe always a word that was at home.
So, in 2000, we made a travel by motor-home
from Germany. Because my mom is german, my father is brazilian.
And she had a vision that she had to find. She had to go on a pilgrimage to China.
And she had just dreams
and she would follow it. So she bought a motor home in Germany and was going to
drive. And she told me and my boyfriend at the time : "Well if you want to come, you
take care of yourself ..." So, another friend of us came and we also bought a motor home
very old for $1,000. And so, we leaved by at two cars and we
drove all to Russia until we got to Mongolia. And in Russia, I saw for
the first time the byzantine art, orthodox... And for me was ... It wasn't that I thought it's
aesthetically beautiful. It wasn't that kind of attraction. It was like that
makes sense. They are doing ... They are creating form to tell me something.
And what they are telling it's about God. Whatever it is, God. So I thought : okay, I want
to learn that. But, it seems too masculine society. I couldn't really... I didn't know where to start from.
So we just continue our journey. And entering Mongolia, five of us, just crossing the border of Mongolia,
in the middle of nowhere, nowhere.... In Altaï, it is a very strong place. Really. And we just cry...
Crying was like you know we have the sensation that the soul is inside our body. But I
had the feeling that my soul was there and my body arrived. And so, when I saw thangka painting
inside the temples, dusty temples. So, I had that feeling of : I have been here, and my steps at the end...
Yeah, like recognition, something familiar to you, even though it was not. Yes, very much !
And again, it wasn't that kind of attracting : "Oh, this is beautiful !" No. It was actually to colorful.
And the wrathful deities, ... I didn't like them. Whaa... But it was like I knew who they were. And
it wasn't a decision like : I gonna do this. It was like : it's obvious. I just... So, I
entered the school of thangka painting in gandan monastery, in Ulaanbaatar.
They accepted me. But no, they were not so pleased to have a young brazilian girl there,
with no money. So that means... Especially women. And they were all men only. And the first week,
the director he said to me : "Look, maybe it's better, that... you know, you go to India. Because, it's better for women. It's not so cold."
And it wasn't winter yet. So, I didn't know what was coming, you know. So he
convinced me. But I couldn't just go from Mongolia to India. Just we no had the money to go and leave here.
So, we left the car and got the trans-siberian.
Another adventure, going back. And so I worked and studied in Germany for three years.
And that prepare me a lot then to go to India.
Yes like you took some time to get ready. No ? Yes, and it was so important. Because, in Germany I learned about discipline.
Yes, because you came from Brazil, we should remember that ! Ahaha... Yeah ! And I said :
Wow, I have to work... And I was in Munich, it's an expansive place. And so,
I had to save money. That meant I would go by bicycle everywhere so I wouldn't
get the tram, the train... to save money. I wouldn't go to parties anymore
because alcohol was an expansive thing. So...
And I didn't have much friends because... It's hard. I was only studying and working.
So I also disconnected from my friends in Brazil. And that taught me a lot. Because
once then I was accepted in Norbulinka in India and I was the first foreigner, the first westerner
accepted there. They also weren't so comfortable about that, because they only
spoke tibetan and their interest was about preserving the Tibetan culture for the tibetans.
Of course. And the way they tought is of course very different from the western style. So finally when I got
into the school, we sat on the floor, we drawn on the floor and to come to talk
with the teacher you have to bow... And the teacher was very kind,
always smiling at me. But he didn't call me by my name. For the first whole year,
I was " Intchi Bhumo", which means like gringo. You know, like western girl. So he
thought I was just a tourist. You, white face ! Yeah, maybe not serious. And I saw him teaching everybody
but not me. But because I got the german training. I'm like... I never doubted it. And more than
learning about the proportions the thangka painting has... So exact and...
You know all that. I think what he taught me by then, that today I understand, is about
really polishing my ego. It's kind of like : you really have to want to do thangkas.
And it's not about completing a deity. It's not about having a thangka. it's about you polishing and leaving your identity.
It's about your mind.Your mind, yeah. Because if I understand well, in my own experience is that...
Sacred art is also not signed usually, there's no name on it. And
whoever is using the sacred art, this may be sculptur or painting, as a support
for practice is like having the support also of how this artist is able to
relate to sacredness, the deepest sacredness. Now, how much in this
art in this painting or in this culture there is something deep. So it does make a lot of sens.
Yes. Cause today that I'm teaching thangka for more than 10 years, a lot of people come, but
what drives them is curiosity. That's not enought. That's maybe the seed, but it's not enough.
And I still teach a lot of people, but maybe on hundred people that really made workshops with me,
I really count like two people who took the long path.
Because, I feel tibetans are like this : You have a short path and you have a long path.
Or you have a difficult and an easy path. They choose the difficult path.
Just because...
It makes me want to talk about a lot of things, so I have to choose some how...
It gives me a lot of desire to talk about a lot of different aspects. But now, really
concentrating on you, it's interesting because you talked about horses. And we
have horses here. Actually I noticed that a lot of places where I have been doing
things the horses came. And also, I have not a relationship physically with
horses, but there is a inner relationship with the horse. Very strong in my life,
very important. So it's very interesting to hear you talk about
horses. Because I didn't know that your first insight was horses. But actually
when I did see your paintings on Dakini as Art, because this is how we met
and also Michael ash, I started to talk with him because of the fact that what
he was publishing on internet was so often things I liked, so at one point we
talked. Because I thought I liked a lot of things he was publishing, you know...So
let's have a conversation, no ? And then, I noticed that I also liked
your paintings that were not thangkas. So I was interesting in this relationship,
and you had a lot of horses going on there, no ? Dakinis that were a
little bit like becoming free from the thangkas. And then horses, and then it
was like something living between the very strict discipline, in order of
thangkas which i think is important. Somehow because as a dancer I can also
relate to the importance of understanding deeper than our own
expression. And also, how your expression with the painting can be quite... How do you
say ? ... daring. This daring that actually is very strong in your
history. It is strong in your personality and it is also obvious on your painting.
So this relationship between a daring quality of freedom and a discipline that
is more like in the harmony of order and something that we, as you say, polish
yourself. On another hand maybe this freedom is also present in japanese
art or in poetry or in different cultures... This idea that maybe the
spontaneous expression could also meet the same egolessness ?
But it's more...Iit's difficult, very difficult. And then I would like to make
you a question about this also related to our relationship, because we did work on
the flower of life. And you remember all this painting... Relationship to color on
one sid, the flower of life coming from Islamic mandala, and how we could be free...
Joining together the light of colors, abstract, the flower of life, the lines
and then something personal. And so, I know it's not an easy question, but my
question to you is : where do you feel the core of all of this ? In your life, in your
path as artist, and also in the technique for an artist whatever art we
practice, between discipline and freedom. Yes, you can be...You can just let yourself
go. Yeah, like we talked before about chaos and order, and discipline and freedom. And how...
And how this came to me. And how it meets now to you.
Because you also follow that idea.
So, I feel that I did only thangka painting, that for many, many years.
And it gave me that technique, that sharpness. If I want to do a
thin line, I can do a thin line. And this takes time, and it takes discipline. But at the same time,
something was boiling in me. And at that time, you know much younger, I think I haven't gone through
all the wildness of my things. A wildness also in the bad sense, like
totally out of control, emotions coming... And just right after I had my son, and
becoming a mother, and having this project of painting a temple and then
separating, getting divorced, and falling in love again...
It gave me so many emotions... I just had no control. I couldn't do a
thin line anymore. It's like if you had two of you. Yeah. The nice lady and ...And I had to look
at that suddenly. And it wasn't nice, it wasn't a nice person. And
I had to look at it. So I couldn't do an impersonal art like thangka.
Because thangka takes your identity aside. And you just connect to the divin.
Suddenly I had this opportunity to let's a gap very personal. And it was... Then, I
started painting like in big canvases, at the same time I was doing the temple. And
what it felt, because I was doing big, the gesture was like... Putting energy on them. And not
only the energy, but all the colors really entering in my mind, and was soothing... And after I expressed
everything, I felt the calmest, and then expressed again, and the calmest... I really found this breathem.
Yes, like a breath. Explosion, and quietness. So, to really feel quietness, I had to let it go, let it
explode, and let life just burn down to zero ground. And then the horse is coming.
They were so clear in my dreams and everything, because I felt like...
In my childhood, I was not only drawing the horses. But I used to ride every day,
every day, without the saddle. And I really loved the animal to be...
And I felt again. And there had been many years that I didn't ride anymore. But I had the
dreams that I was on a horse out of control. And it was so fearful ! I had no
control and then the branches coming in my face... there was the physical feelings I had. With all the
emotions of passion, greed, jealousy, doubt... I had no control. They were just there.
So the horse came again and then the painting taught me. I didn't know what
the horse was. Until I painted and saw that I painted a woman like getting the
horse by the hair. And that wasn't what I was trying. And then the painting was
telling me as...Ah, ok that's there. And then the horses were taking other shapes. And too many years
later, I drew, I did a painting that is called "No struggle". Which is... the horse is still very wild
painted, but the woman is very softly, with the hands... I think I have seen it ! Yes, it's at home.
I think I have seen it in your house. And what is nice, and I think we have talking yesterday about this... Just kind
of "I got something". That the emotions, when we try to control them with discipline, or with
a method, or with that technique like : now I'm going to meditate and breath... Use
all this technique to control... The horse doesn't like that. The horse feel like : I
don't know you. Who are you ? So, with emotions is just like with the animal :
If the horse is wild, just sit by the side, do nothing. Let the horse know your smell,
know you, and slowly trust you and coming near.
And without grabbing and just offer your hand...And then naturally, the horse will be in peace with you.
And that requires a lot of trust. And that was an other painting that I did. Wich is a woman, just folding
her eyes, and opening an eye, here. Yes, that is the one actually I have noticed. Yeah, that one.
A lot of people connected to that. Because I think we want to trust, we want to trust to do nothing
and be alert, the horse is there, watching... But you let your hands opened, and sometime he'll come near you.
But you don't know... It's such a not knowing.
It could be inconfortable, but you can also find it confortable. If you are lucky. It can be confortable.
So, this is how I relate the painting with the emotions and how it teach me in my path.
But soon, I was missing the body part. So, when I was painting I felt this necessity to ... put this energy. And
I couldn't find any teacher,
let's say a art teacher that taught me... that taught me art with this intention.
Many years later, then, I found Alok. He's a chinese calligrapher who lives in the States.
And he was doing Zen painting.
But also with the dynamic meditation. And I said : Wow, this is a good combination ! And I like him.
So, we met. And he is my dear teacher. He can look in my eyes and tell me
that my stroke is out of habit.
And it's not coming from not knowing.
So, he is always calling me to that point of not knowing
which is sitting next to the horse. And...
see what happens.
See if he comes to your hand or not. You don't know.
So, having somebody tell you like : Yes, this is coming first thought
First thought, best thought. Yes, yes. And it's not grabbing the horse.
You are not grabbing. And it's so..., practice, know your ways, know how ...
I mean...and not knowing too. It's paradoxal.
And, when we met, everything came together. Because, you were doing painting... Mmh.
And then you will bring in the dance and the breathing and Buddhism. And I don't
consider myself like conservative Buddhist. Because of course, it's like...
I feel that the path to God is so intimate.
So what ? I don't understand the word. Intimate. Intimate ! Yes. Actually,
I don't think Buddha was Buddhist, you know... So it's not a problem. You know, whoever
needs to say the word Buddhist is just not practicing. Because the practice is
not about labeling anyway. Yeah. But it's easy sometimes to say :"Yes, I'm a Buddhist".
But, if I can express what is my path, it's more about...It's like a mariage. Each one has it's own mariage.
And it's very different from, you know... from each other.
So, I feel it's about learning how to relate to God.
Like... It's like a consciousness that guides you, until it's not guidance anymore. It's just one thing.
To be.
Yeah. It's the space, like...
So, the question Aurélie asked...
Aurélie told me can you please ask Tiffani a question. And she said, can you ask her the
question: "What is art ?". Do you think you're answering this question when you say this ?
Well. Of course, art can be many things. And I will say, of course, my personnal view. And...
For me, art...Yes, it's my "religion".
But you said : marriage.
Oh, marriage, yes ! You said marriage, yes. Maybe religion is marriage, I don't know ?
Yeah, a marriage to god and this is how you make love. Because religion comes from also link, no ?
So, that's what you mean, when you said marriage ? You mean like feeling a link. Like...
I'm trying to make you talk. Yes... the mariage in the sens... What I'm saying is : I don't have a religion or like
I'm not a Buddhist. Dispite, I do follow buddhism and I do study buddhim.
And I'm very grateful for all the teachers and his holiness.
But the path itself is like a marriage.
You have to sense what the other one is saying to you, and the other one is existence.
You know ? So how, can I relate to this. This is a big, you know...marriage, in this sens.
Does this relate for you to the word Samaya or not ? I'm just trying to...
For you, I said, yes ? Well, as I understand : Samaya, is your intention, your promise. Yes.
I don't think it is, because I do that without doing the Samaya.
It's just how it is.
And my samaya is to be faithful to that marriage. Yes. Because the marriage itself is
naturally is there to be faithful, not corrupted. Yes. Okay, so that's it. Yes, okay.
And so, like for you art in this case is to live this path and let it transform
you ? Something like that ? Yes. If I can put in a few words is ... Art, it offers you a path
of mirror also. Cause, every time you express and you have the physical.
A return. It can be a painting, it can be dance...
You look back to yourself.
Yeah, it talks back to you. And when it talks back to you, you can hear it as a voice of
wisdom which is not you anymore, or how you think you are. It's not you anymore, it can be... you know,
what ever it is.... So it's also an opportunity to be always open, to be... Okay, you do something and you...
You hear what it tells it back. It is not you anymore. Until, you become that. And there is no duality anymore.
Then it's not... I mean, we are in a dual world. We cannot express in a not dual way.
We still perceive the consciousness and it's apart, our god apart...
But that's okay too, I think. And that's how we do art, playing with that duality.
Like... Of the many things I think about, when I listen to you... I'm
coming a little bit backwards. Because I think it has to do with both of us, and
with the conversation, and maybe why we make these movies also now, and the
Dakini as Art. Of course Dakini is not about women, but on another hand they
are represented as female. Usually as I understood are related to
the richness of space itself, as not to be something. No ? As just
as you said not knowing this space. No ? But on another hand when you talked
about discipline and you talked about the wildness inside, which I really
believe is for all human beings like that probably. Maybe not all human beings
have this relationship of clarity to oneself, but we all have these kind of
different feelings : something inside of us that wants to love and be loved, and
it's like aspiring for peace, and a piece of us that doesn't
give a shit about nobody. Not even about oneself, no ? And of course it's
possible in a certain environment, so I think it's a lot... This is really
something that everybody nowaday is confronted to, we do have a spiritual
drive, a lot of people. We do have honesty about the spiritual drive, many of us. But
we're living in very different context, it changed very quickly. Whoever was
living in Japan, whoever was living in Tibet, whoever was living in Mongolia or
in Russia or in the United States, it's different. And women and man have a
different body. We probably don't have a problem of
gender in the deepness of ourselves. I don't believe that in the deepness there
isn't any gender problem. But on the superficie, there is a gender quality of
perception of things and of life. And so, as you said : maybe for a man living in
Japan to use his warrior quality to make his horse become a friend and transform
as Musashi or something like that. It did exist or at least we do have relate
about this, no ? And probably it does give fruits like
Aikido, Ueshiba... There is a lot of martial ways of doing religion, or doing art, or
doing martial itself, war... You know everything. But it is like we would say
masculine body way of dealing with horses.
I'm not making any judgment. I'm just trying to clear, for myself and for
everybody, these different things. And as you said when I feel myself as a
woman, and related since many years with women, and with feminine dance, and
wildness... And my concern about wisdom without avoiding the nature and not
avoiding what you called wildness, but in the same time, maybe not being victim
of my own destructive drive. I really think that the feminine
path needs models. I'm not saying we are models. But I'm saying that we can
provide slowly the possibility of women creating models, that are not models because
they are so beautiful, or they are such a great goddess, or I don't know...
Maybe it's more simple than that. It's that : How do we relate with the horse ?
And how this horse, as you said, know how this horse in the
same time is wild. So it's very something not in a book. You know, not something
juicy, as I was talking before. Something that really we feel that like : Ten years
ago, I had this relationship with my horse, and now, the relationship with the
horse is becoming, maybe something that... The horse is still free but I feel happy
about not destroying "and myself, and everybody". So this is also, I would like
to make you this question. It's like our last question, because we're getting to the
end of the time. We have like 5-10 minutes more and... How does this idea ?... And,
I come a little bit back to our own relationship with
Mandala. Chaos and order... How can we think that maybe in an intuitive path, all of us,
relating to art as something that gives us feedback, but sharing some
understanding to help each other... How is the sense of structure, order and
discipline helping, in another hand, to be completely intuitive and completely free
and completely creative about it ? Getting to know my body is getting to know the horse too.
And I think ... I thougt I knew about my body, but I had no idea. And I still don't. I really don't.
And the body, we think it's only the physical. Only what I see.
But the body, like you told, is pulsating. It has its own intelligence, like it"s pumping blood, its
functioning digestion... without me , "the me" knowing you. So I think studying and living away
only
only of what I know intellectually or psychologically, it's not enough. It's not
complete. It's totally not complete. And I think also in the spiritual world, or you are a yogi,
or you put yourself in a discipline... There's a tendency of splitting.
Or like : Ooh, I'm a spiritual so I don't need this and that, my body and...
And I really want to feel that everything in my life is inclusive.
I can live anything with no... In a sense of a more open morality.
But not in an intellectual way. Excuse me, I just didn't understand : open morality ?
I didn't understand. I didn't understand actually the English itself. Yeah, open morality.
So, in the moral sense, I mean like... Like for example, in Brazil, we never go naked in the river.
Oh, yes, yeah ! We just came back, everybody very happy, and there was innocence.
I mean, here in Spain, you could be naked. Yes ! Everybody was like kids again.
Let's me tell you something. I was in another spot of the river. We were at the same place but we
didn't know. But actually I was there, a little bit before the river, and
two policemen came. They were two policemen, Catalan policemen, with all the
guns all of it. And they were just like that and they didn't know I was there. So
they see me and they say : "Oh what are you doing ?" "I'm just waiting. My friends
are at the river and I'm waiting, so we go to eat." And they said : "Ah okay, so we
don't go to border." They, actually I think, they think they were naked, actually.
Because they said : "Okay, so we don't go to border." And they didn't even ask me
anything about papers or something. And then they said : "Okay, we go away. But don't
make fire." I said : "We are not going to make fire." So, you see... So these policemen were so open morality !
Yes, yes... And it's so relative, right ? I want to break free from that. I think it's so limited and stupid, you know...
We have so much potency ! We can live and we can laugh at places where we shouldn't...
We can be naked where we shouldn't and specially... Aah, you have the crazy wisdom things !
Okey. And I'm not talking about taking our clothes off in a shopping center. But, if I want it, I could.
You see... If, I... It'll make you famous. Ahaha.... Yeah !
It's not like I'm not doing, because I have in me the sens of...
I have in me the sens of ...
And I walk like this. I'm already walking naked, even if I have my clothes. So it's like... And you told me that,...
To bring this energy inside. So, I can be walking dressed and I'm dressed.
Or I can be walking dressed but I'm walking naked.
And it's really about spending time into how this touches consciousness, here.
And at the same time that we study form, we understand emptiness. And I mean it's what Buddha said ...
Form is emptiness, emptiness is form.
And that comes so much down to this. Because, by studying form, we talk so much about the space and
breath and space...There is the same space outside this and inside.
And the work we have been doing, during this retreat is, whatever the horse
is bitting, jumping... come back to the feeld. Yes, because
freedom is actually, includes a natural sense of discipline. Is that's what you mean ?
Yeah. I feel... I don't know, yes in English... But like to be touched about a
few things you were saying. It touched me physically. Yes. I mean... How do
you say ? A little bit emotional. No ? Yes... Ok. Thank Tiffani, thank you.
Thank you ladies... Thank you for asking us to do this. We can go on and on and on...
Thank you so much ! It's so much fun. Aah, it's very nice. The place is beautiful.
So interesting... Oh, she's excited ! I knew it, I could feel It...
I could feel their excitation, you know. I was like that, these ladies are... really
it' very nice for us, because...
yeah
Oh
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Let's import this and get rid of that bad white background
Look at this sexy man, I don't care if this is copyright
Let's drop this in and watch the magic happen
that is a sexy face
It is time for the fucking bongo cat
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Red Dead Redemption 2: Clothes & Shaving Tutorial (RDR2) - Duration: 3:33.
Hey guys, it's TCousteau from FantasticalGamer, and welcome back to the channel!
Life can be hard in the wild-west, you have gold to steal, damsels to rescue, and enemies
to hog-tie.
All this can take a toll on your character because the game actually shows the after-effect
of say, chasing down an enemy half way across the desert.
When you've captured the enemy take a look at your character's clothes.
They're all stained with mud and blood and his beard is getting out of and.
Sadly you can't trim your hair on the fly so you have to take some time out of setting
the old west aright and focus on yourself.
Today I'm going to show you how to take care of Arthur by shaving and getting some
new clothes.
While the game's ending won't change depending on what beard-style you're rocking.
There's always that bit of your own personality which can impart on your character through
his clothes, and more importantly, his beard.
Let's start off with your facial hair.
Like I mentioned before, you can't just take out your trusty razor and shave in the
middle of a stream.
You have to go to specific locations.
If you're an independent person then you can head off to your camp and shave yourself
but if you're a bit suaver then head out to any major town.
Each major town has a saloon marked by scissors on the map.
For example, the Smithfield's saloon exists in the center of Valentine.
You'll find the barber waiting for you at the back of a saloon behind his traditional
blue and red poles.
When you find him, go ahead and seat yourself on the chair.
You'll be greeted with a selection of different styles.
There are about 11 different hair-styles as well as beard-styles.
Remember though, you need to have an appropriate beard length to be able to pull off a style.
If you barely have a stubble, you won't be able to see the difference between the
different beard and moustache styles offered.
So when you've made you selection, sit back and let the barber get to work.
Be sure to pay him after for a job well done.
Next up, they say that clothing makes the man.
It's indeed true, you don't want to be robbing banks or saving damsels looking like
you haven't showered in the past 10 years, remember, this isn't the zombie DLC, you're
still a man and you're expected to dress as such.
The game goes out of it's way to offer you a plethora of different outfits and individual
articles to try own to truly make Arthur the type of person you want him to be.
Also, remember that the weather system is more than just visually appealing, the type
of weather affects Arthur's stamina and health, so you'd want to wear warm clothes
in cold weather and vice-versa and for that, you need to go shopping.
To start off head towards a town.
There's 3 places where you can get different articles of clothing from.
First there's the tailor.
Head towards the tailor and he'll show you a catalogue of all the available clothing
choices along with their prices.
When you've made your selection you'll be given the clothes.
Your honor ranking affects the variety of clothes offered, some clothes require higher
honor ranking.
Next there's the trapper.
The trapper is a bit more towards the hunting side of things.
He can turn pelts of hunted animals into outfits for you to wear.
You'll need a number of resources to fulfill the requirements needed for the clothes as
well as pay the trapper to make them.
Lastly there's the Fence, there's not much variety here except for masks and wearable
trinkets.
When you've bought your clothes head back to camp and towards your wardrobe to try them
on or get a room in a hotel and try them on there.
And that's about it, remember, there's more to do with the game than just mindless
shooting and missions.
If you really want to be the wildest cowboy out there or the most dapper, then the game
gives you a lot of chances to look the part.
Be sure to have fun and we'll love to see what unique combinations all of you try to
be sure to tell us in the comments down below.
That's it from me, See Ya!
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What is Gwent: Homecoming? | The Evolution of the Witcher Card Game and Gameplay Changes - Duration: 6:51.Hey there guys,
Today, I wanted to have a look at the new Gwent which is called Gwent: Homecoming.
A cardgame that I have been playing for a couple of years now.
The new update also provided a single player adventure called "Thronebreaker".
Normally you would expect a Guild Wars 2 video, but no worries.
I got something in the works!
I had my first encounter with Gwent through the Witcher games and that eventually led
to the stand alone game we have right now.
In this video I want to share my impressions on Gwent Homecoming, which comepletely changed
the fundamentals of the game.
Also, I want to have a look at some important mechanics that have been changed since the
original Gwent.
To understand the changes that came with Homecoming, we have to go way back, back to the Witcher
3.
Therefore, I want to start this video with a short look at the evolution of Gwent.
But before we start, If you liked this video, give it a like, a comment and make sure to
share it!
Okay, Let's dig into the video.
Gwent was first playable in the Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt.
This game was released in may of 2015 and according to some, it is one of the best games
of the last couple of years!
In the Witcher 3, almost every bartender, some armorsmiths and even some main characters
had the dialogue option to play a game of Gwent.
Gwent in the Witcher 3 consisted out of a board with 3 rows on either side.
That's 6 rows in total.
You, the player, had a melee row, a ranged row and a siege row.
Your opponenent, the NPC, had the same rows.
As you might know or might have guessed, Melee cards can be put on the melee row, ranged
cards are put on the ranged row and the siege cards are put on the siege row.
Next to that there were also control cards, which allowed you to damage and reduce the
score of your opponent.
There were Spy cards that gave your opponent a few extra points to their score but gave
you an extra card or another beneficial effect.
All these different cards were divided into Gold, Silver and bronze rarities.
Gold Cards and Gold Units were immune to negative effects while Silver and Bronze cards could
be damaged or removed from the board.
To win a game of Gwent, you had to win 2 out of the 3 rounds.
The Standalone version of Gwent basically copied this concept of Gwent but had better
graphics with new and updated cards.
This version of Gwent was first playable in 2016, at Gamescom in Germany.
This was were I first played the game and I was already kind of surprised with some
balance changes.
These were mostly positive though!
Just one of many examples, spy cards in the Witcher 3 gave your opponent 1 point but in
the beta version I've played they gave your opponnent 13 points.
A considerable difference I must say.
But it made playing these cards more risky.
You had to think thoroughly before using these cards.
Over the last 2 years, the beta version of Gwent underwent some more changes that played
with the core gameplay mechanics of the game.
While I personally did not like with everything, most of the changes seemed fine to me.
But just last week, Gwent Homecoming was released.
Which is Gwent 1.0.
The game has left the beta phase after about 2 to 3 years.
Gwent homecoming is visually beautiful.
But it has comepletely changed the game.
I didn't play the new Gwent on the PTR servers because I wanted to experience it when it
came out.
So, I was kind of surprised to see the changes after playing it for a few hours.
Let's have a look at the changes and answer the question: "What is Gwent: Homecoming"?
Gwent: Homecoming is still the cardgame based on the Witcher universe.
However, it is comepletely different than the classic version of Gwent that we've known
since the Witcher 3.
Luckily, the game provides a fun and interesting tutorial featuring Geralt of Rivia and our
favorite bard from the Witcher series, Dandelion.
...
Let's go over three changes that have caught my eye.
If I missed anything.
Put it in the comments!
The first change that caught my attention was the removal of the siege row.
In the later stages of the Gwent Standalone Beta, rows weren't locked to specifc cards
or units.
Meaning that Siege units could be placed on every row and vice versa.
Removing one row means a smaller playing field and you have to be thoughtful about the placement
of your cards and units.
The second change that caught my attention were the card changes.
If I had to make an estimate, I'd say that 80 to 90% of the cards have changed in purpose.
This means that card combos or strategies from a few weeks prior are now obsolete.
I was kind of bummed out about this since there were some interesting cards that allowed
you to do some awesome combos.
However, I feel that cards have been simplified.
For experienced players this might seem like a dissappointment but I think Deckcrafting
is a bit easier to get into for newer players.
Also, I think this also opens up a window to be more creative with your deck and this
will offer more build diversity.
The third and last change that caught my eye were the graphics and the UI.
Gwent looks different, but it also looks really cool!
Instead of playing your cards on a board, you play them on a battlefield.
Having played all of the Witcher games, this really gives me back the feeling of revisiting
the games once more.
However, I do feel that the board version was a little bit easier on the eyes.
It was more relaxing to watch.
Also, your Faction Leader card is not longer just a card.
He is a living, breathing persona that accompanies you though the battle against your opponnent.
These were the three changes that caught my attention by playing for the first couple
of hours.
But why did CD Project Red change the game in such a drastic way right before release?
In an open letter on their website, the Gwent Devs stated that the current version of Gwent
was drifting away from their vision they had for the game.
Also, they've stated that they have always taken risks and made bold decisions to improve
the quality of the game.
But I can't help but wonder, why leave a game in beta for over 2 years and then change the
whole game upon release It is a bold decision and a risk.
So in that regard they are fulfilling the statement they had made in their open letter.
However, in this open letter, the developers did listen to community feedback.
For example, the coin-flip mechanic which decided who would play the first card was
changed and fixed.
The developers also reduced some RNG based mechanics.
This way, the core focus would be on skill and not RNG.
But maybe most importantly, they wanted to bring back the Witcher.
The beta version of Gwent had bright colors while Gwent: Homecoming looked a bit more
grim.
Just like the witcher does.
I'll provide a full link to this open letter in the video description.
So, that was my video on Gwent Homecoming.
I know it was soemthing different but I felt like summarizing the new Gwent update and
making a video about it.
I might even pick up the Thronebreaker Adventure later on but for now, I'm just going to play
a bit more Gwent.
I hope you guys enjoyed this video it nonetheless.
As usual, don't forget to subscribe, like and share this video.
It is very much appriciated.
Thank you all for watching and PEACE!
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Como desactivar las funciones que no necesitamos en Windows 7 - Duration: 5:33.Hello again Infonaut, welcome or welcome to a new installment of your YouTube channel Infoductiva
this time we are going to see
another trick for our Windows 7 in which we will learn to turn off the functions
that are useless to us
interesting, right?
We started ... well, first of all you know
that the Windows operating system is very generic
so that it brings many functions in its inside
that surely will not be worth your team
an example of this would be for example
the functions of
pc tablet that are only useful for computers that have a touch screen
let's suppose, that my case is like this, that my screen or my computer does not have a touch screen
Logically, what is the use of having this function within my system and also activated?
therefore to be able to correct this type of problems
we will have to come to control panel
next we are going to locate
programs and characteristics
to the left as you see we have an option that it's called activate or deactivate
the windows features
will ask us for administrator's rights ... we give them
and we wait for the window to load ...
in this case we will arrive at all the functions and characteristics
who has our windows
so that from here we can do modifications
that if carefully and knowing what you do
for example in my case I'm going to eliminate
if modules or functions for pc tablets are not already
and if you do not use for example the internet explorer
the only way to deactivate it from your system is through also
of this dialog box
here we have it, as you see, here is a folder with multimedia features
in agreement? ... windows media center, windows DVD Maker and windows media player for example these features
I do not use them so that I would allow myself the luxury of deactivating them ... I say that if
for example the tablet pc components to me they do not come well
the configuration
remote differential compression in my case what I will leave
I'll leave the explorer 11 because
I use it, here we would have the game folder that many times
I said: "Hey, where are the games when I install windows?
Well, they are activated from here ...
of course the Frameworks do not deactivate them
the desktop windows gadgets platform I'll leave it enabled too
I do not have simple TCPIP services because I do not need them here
well we could leave it like this ...
how do you see I have removed some components ... the multimedia features
and the components of tablet pc ... as is logical if it does not work
your touch computer
because you have it, come here to activate this well? in case you do not have how it happens to me ... it's not tactile
What are we going to have activated? in the case of the multimedia features you've already seen ... we give you to accept
We wait for our windows to perform the timely changes
this logically depending
of everything we have selected may take several minutes as the message tells us ... here you have to be patient according?
I'm going to stop the video and I'll continue the moment I'm finished
and how do you see once you have finished
to do the cleaning of the elements or the addition of the elements
that we have selected
that is, if we have removed things, it will logically remove them and if we have added them, it will add them ... this is logical
then at the end we will ask through this message to restart, I recommend you reboot at that time, okay?
Well that's it
thank you very much for sharing my videos on your social networks
thank you for subscribing and for giving the notification bell ... very many
Thanks for your comments and for your Likes ... see you
in a new installment of your YouTube channel
Infoductive ... See you soon Infonaut ...
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Duchess Camilla: The secrets she wishes would just go away - Duration: 4:22.
Royal fans are giddy with excitement over the much-anticipated return of smash hit regal drama The Crown next year
However, one person who is not so thrilled about the show, which is notorious for revisiting royal scandals, is Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall
Woman's Day can reveal Charles' beloved second wife is unnerved as the series prepares to document her shocking romance with the heir to the throne
"Camilla and Charles have worked tirelessly to improve the public perception of her following their affair while he was married to Princess Diana
She was seriously disliked, but now she's in a place where many people have grown to accept her as part of the royal family," says an insider
"The last thing she wants is to have to relive a time in her life that she'd rather forget
This is dredging up bad memories and Camilla is understandably concerned that this is going to damage her reputation all over again
"LISTEN: Diana's 1989 confrontation with Camilla Parker-Bowles. Post continues.In the show, British actors Emerald Fennell, 33, and Josh O'Connor, 28, play Charles' mistress and the young prince, exposing what is one of the most infamous tales of forbidden romance and sordid love triangles
READ MORE: Who's in Series 3 of The CrownCamilla, 71, and Charles, 69, dated in the early 1970s but their relationship came to an end because she was not considered aristocratic enough to be married to the future king
Instead, he wed Princess Diana, but pursued an affair with Camilla a few years later that was exposed in the 1990s
"There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded," Diana famously said at the time
Last year, Camilla, who married Charles in 2005, opened up about being in the spotlight and her romance with the Queen's eldest son, following his divorce
"It was horrid. It was a deeply unpleasant time and I wouldn't want to put my worst enemy through it," she confessed
But just as the dust seems to have settled, with Camilla finally being accepted into the royal fold, the world is about to be reminded of the uproar that ensued when she stole Diana's husband
"Camilla is deeply concerned about being the centre of attention again and experiencing a fresh wave of outrage over her relationship," reveals a palace aide
"Even though she isn't as well-liked as some of the other royals such as the Queen, William and Harry, things are better than they used to be and she doesn't want to go back to being one of the most hated women on the planet
"Unfortunately for Camilla, though, this is just the beginning. The third season of The Crown will focus on the early days of the couple's courtship
And with Charles and Camilla's illicit tryst becoming one of the biggest royal scandals of all time, the duchess will no doubt be featuring heavily in future seasons, too
"Camilla hoped she had finally escaped her past but it's catching up with her all over again," adds our royal source
"Her worst nightmare is turning into a reality."
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