ANNOUNCER: THE LOVEBOAT WILL NOT
BE SEEN TONIGHT SO WE MAY BRING
YOU THE ESTRANGED SPOUSE!
YEAH, THE "FLIP OR FLOP" COUPLE
HAS A BOAT!
THE ESTRANGED SPOUSE YACHT NOW
THAT THEY TEAMED UP TO KEEP
THEIR LOVE AFLOAT.
>> IF TAREK AND CHRISTINA FROM
"FLIP OR FLOP" DO END UP GETTING
A DIVORCE IT'S GOING TO GET
REALLY MESSY BECAUSE THEY HAVE A
BEAUTIFUL YACHT THAT'S WORTH
OVER $1 MILLION.
HARVEY: WHY DOES THAT MAKE IT
MESSY?
ANNOUNCER: BECAUSE YOU CAN'T
SELL THIS BEAUTY.
IT'S CALLED "FLIP OR FLOP."
>> LOOK, DO YOU WANT YOUR BOAT
TO FLOP?
>> OR FLIP!
>> YEAH, OR FLIP.
ANNOUNCER: POINT IS, THIS BOAT
HAS EVERYTHING, SKYLIGHTS, FULLY
APPOINTED KITCHEN, PRECIOUS
FAMILY MEMORIES FROM A HAPPIER
TIME, AND IT SLEEPS SIX TO
EIGHT.
HARVEY: DOES IT SLEEP A NANNY?
ANNOUNCER: SO SHADY.
>> AFTER THEY SPLIT TAREK
STARTED HAVING FEELINGS FOR
THEIR NANNY ALYSSA.
ANNOUNCER: AND EVEN THOUGH TAREK
WOULDN'T DATE HER WHILE SHE
WORKED FOR HIM.
HARVEY: SO HE FIRED HER AND THEN
HE BANGED HER?
ANNOUNCER: NO, HE FIRED HER AND
THEN THEY WENT TO A FLORIDA,
GEORGIA LAWN CONCERT AND BANGED
AFTER.
ALSO PROBABLY BEFORE AND DURING.
SHE'S 23.
>> THEY WENT TO A CONCERT IN
OCTOBER AND THEY HAD A LOVELY
LOVE AFFAIR THAT ENDED IN
NOVEMBER.
>> I'M PISSED.
ANNOUNCER: BECAUSE SHE'S THE
NANNY.
BECAUSE SHE'S 23.
>> BECAUSE THEY ACT POOR ON THE
SHOW AND THEY HAVE TO BORROW
MONEY FROM HER DAD TO FLIP
HOUSES.
AND NOW THEY HAVE A MILLION
DOLLAR YACHT?
IT'S BAD.
I'M NOT WATCHING ANYMORE.
ANNOUNCER: WELL, WE ALL HAVE OUR
BREAKING POINT.
GOOD LUCK, TAREK AND CHRISTINA.
WE HOPE YOU REACH AN AGREEMENT
ON CUSTODY OF THE YACHT.
ALSO THE KIDS.
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"You can't complain, it's Free-To-Play!" - Duration: 4:17.
All right you fruitcakes, even though I've already dropped Warframe, feel free to consider
this your Christmas gift from me to you.
Anyways, I can't help but chime in my 2 cents regarding this recent thread both on the subreddit
and forums.
The tldr of it is that the new Hema weapon has terrible research requirements that multiply
according to your Clan Tier, causing players, especially Clan leaders, to begin voicing
their complaints about this.
In other words, unless your Moon tier Clan has every single member be 100% active and
contributing to research requirements, (which is unlikely because people are lazy), it would
be less resource-consuming to simply make your own solo Clan or to purposefully de-rank
your own Clan by cleansing all the inactive or freeloading players in order to make the
most of lower Clan tier crafting requirements.
Naturally these complaints on the forums have spawned the typical 'it's not DE's fault'
spewing white knights to come out from the gutter.
The common argument is that "The game is Free-To-Play, therefore, you cannot complain."
In SOME situations, this is a legitimate argument, the keyword being 'SOME'.
For instance, if you were at a supermarket and happened to take a free sample offered
there that turned out to be shit, you really have no reason to complain.
It's a miniscule piece of free food that you got without expending anything other than
the energy required to move it to your mouth, so really there isn't anything to bitch about.
However, Warframe is NOT like a free sample.
Sure, it's Free-To-Play, but the same argument of "You can't complain because it's free"
CANNOT be used here.
No matter how 'Free-To-Play' or 'still in beta' you claim your game is, if you offer
a fully functional in-game store along with a program that brings new shit to sell every
3 to 5 months in a game that's 'still in beta', your players have every right to complain,
as they're the ones that are actually playing and spending on it.
The Free-To-Play model of games gets a bad reputation because of those games that exploit
the 'it's free so you can't complain' argument in order to justify increasing the grind,
which in turn brings in more money from those players that are too tired of the grind but
too hesitant to quit the game.
Think of it like this.
Even if you're the kind of player that just grinds for everything and doesn't spend a
single cent in a Free-To-Play game, there's one thing that you're still spending.
Your time.
Time might not mean anything to you, but it does to the developers.
Let me explain.
Time tells multiple things.
The amount of time played tells the developers how long their players are willing to spend
playing on a regular basis.
The amount of time spent playing also tells everyone, such as potential buyers, that your
game is a potential commercial goldmine due to its ability to keep players spending hours
away grinding.
As players in a "game still in beta", even if you spend nothing but time
grinding away, you have every right to voice your concerns.
Not doing so basically tells the developers they're free to keep raising the grind to
unnecessary levels, and at the same time you're silently telling DE to bend you over and fuck you.
In a strange way, grind is necessary to a game.
Too little grinding, and your game becomes too easy and therefore loses player interest
and profit.
Too much grinding, and even your hardcore veteran players start to jump ship, losing
you player interest and profit.
There has to be a perfect balance of grinding that both makes the players satisfied and
allows the developers to keep developing content to continue satisfying the players.
In short, the question you shouldn't be asking fanboys is "Why do you blindly defend the developers?"
What you should REALLY be asking them is "How much additional grind will it take for you
to crack?
Will you finally stop when your Riven and Primed mods disappear after 7 days unless
you spend time grinding for them to stay?
Will you finally stop when Prime Access begins to sell you Primes that expire when the next
Prime Access is out?
Happy holidays to you, and thank you for watching.
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The Most Satisfying Video in The World
The Most Satisfying Video in The World
The Most Satisfying Video in The World
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Desmotour #3 - Alpen & Dolomiten - von Tirol in die Schweiz - Furka, Klausen, Nufenen, Gotthard - Duration: 7:45.
Please read the description.
Welcome to my video diary which should also help you if you want to plan a trip to some of these locations.
Maps and accommondations are in the description.
Main goals on day 3 and 4:
unfortunately bad weather conditions on day three..
at this moment my hardest ride began..
Rain and 0°C on the Klausenpass in Switzerland..
Although I couldn't feel my fingers anymore it was an awesome experience haha..
Day 4
After the Berninapass in Switzerland I went to Livingo Italy. Next Stop: the Dolomites in South Tyrol!
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Korean Dog Cafe in Seoul, Korea - Duration: 5:19.
As you can probably tell we're at a puppy cafe and I am very happy surrounded by my
new friends here.
And this is the Sangsang puppy cafe (상상다방 애견카페) in Hongdae (홍대).
Oh, and I'm feeling the love.
Look at this.
It just licked you.
Oh yes, we're going to be friends.
But yeah, this place is so cool.
It is mostly like smaller dogs, medium sized dogs that you can play with and sit on your
lap.
And they are so sweet.
They are all so friendly and I'm just so happy.
We just got here.
Hi.
Ew.
Then I'm going to kiss you after.
No you're not.
You're going to use some heavy duty mouthwash.
Puppies.
Hi pups.
Are we going to be friends today?
Yes.
I think we're going to be friends today.
Oh my gosh.
Hell, I'm in heaven right now.
Look at all of your new buddies.
So the drinks are eight thousand Won (원) each and that gives you admission to hang
out with the dogs.
So I ordered myself a peppermint tea.
Oh la lah.
That looks like a nice hot cup of tea on a cool day.
Nice gourmet teabag.
Gourmet teabag?
Sam is getting fancy over here.
It is not like one of those cheap ones you get in a box.
Look at that it has got proper ingredients.
Okay, it looks nice.
Look at the ears on you.
Yeah, he's a little giant.
Look at the ears you've got.
You must hear very well.
Right pup?
Pup are you supposed to be on the table?
Yes, I am supposed to be on the table he says.
Yes and I give kisses away too.
They give kisses too?
Kisses pup Pup.
He's like no you just keep scratching.
No kisses at the moment.
Multitasking here.
Drinking coffee, petting the pup.
Yeah.
The pup is sniffing another pup.
There is a lot going on.
Having a lovely time here.
What do you think of this place?
I like it.
It is nice and intimate and cozy.
And the dogs are so friendly.
They just came right up to us immediately.
Yeah.
That is pretty awesome place.
There was a little bit of barking when we first walked in but then right away we were
best friends.
They were just excited.
Yeah.
To come see us.
Hahaha.
The dog lovers are here.
So we wish.
Another new friend?
Another new friend.
This one is a puppy.
This one looks a lot like my cousins dog.
Hello puppy.
Remember Maki?
Yeah.
Maki from Peru.
Puppy let's see your face.
Say hello pup.
Let's see your face.
You're cute.
Oh, it is eating my hair.
Oh my gosh it is eating my hair.
Grrrr.
No.
No.
We have big bellies.
Look at you.
Okay, let go of my jacket pup.
So now w'ere going to style you so you look good for the video.
Give you some volume and fluff you up.
Oh, how is that?
How is that?
I look good.
I know I look good.
Yes.
More volume.
Ooh.
So I don't know about Sam but I'm leaving this Sangsang puppy cafe (상상다방 애견카페)
just feeling so loved.
Those puppies were so cute.
Yeah, they were adorable.
Compared to other dog cafes we've been to before this one was a lot more intimate.
There was a it was a smaller space.
There was a really nice dog to person ratio.
Hahaha.
That is important.
Way more dogs than patrons or people inside.
So that meant that we had a lot of time to pet the dogs and they gave us a lot of love
back.
So we'd definitely recommend this place.
It was really cool.
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Give your life to Jesus - Duration: 4:06.
Many believers want to know what they
will have to give up in order to follow
Jesus Christ. Others want Jesus Christ to
remove the temptation and sinful things
from their lives, they want Jesus Christ
to live their lives for them, to control
them.
Jesus Christ will not control us.
Jesus Christ gave His life as a
sacrifice for the sins of the world and
He gives eternal life freely, to those
who give their lives to Him. Jesus will
not control us, He will not manipulate us.
He will not force us, but He invites us
to follow Him, and if we follow and obey
Him then He will give us eternal life.
But if we are not willing to follow Him,
if we are not willing to freely give
ourselves unto Him, and to live our
lives to please Him, then we are not
worthy of Him. If we're not willing to
live for Jesus, to live our lives to
please Him, and if we do not seek His
approval, obey His words, seek His
presence, His company, His fellowship all
the time, then we are not serious about
Jesus Christ, then we have not given
ourselves to Him.
Jesus said:"Seek first the kingdom of God
and His righteousness and all the other
things will be added unto you."
Jesus will supply all your needs;
He will guide you, He will teach you and
He will give you eternal life, but you
have to follow Him and you have to give
yourself to Jesus, without reservation.
Most people want to hold back of
themselves. They want to enjoy the
pleasures of the world, they want to go
after their own ambitions, their own
desires, but they're not interested in
Jesus Christ, nor in the kingdom of God.
They want to have their good life now.
Either you give your life to Jesus and
you live your life to please Jesus, and
you will have eternal life; or you have
your good life now, and then you will not
have eternal life.
Give your life to Jesus, live your life to
please Him, and you will have a treasure in
heaven, you will have a home in heaven,
an expectation. Give your life to Jesus
today, and live for Him until the very
end. May Jesus bless you.
Jesus Christ is Lord
and He is alive.
Hell is real and those who disobey Jesus
will go there.
i am here to share my testimony and to
put your hand in the hand of Jesus, so
that you can know Him and follow Him.
Please hit the Repent and be Baptized button to
subscribe and learn more about Jesus.
May Jesus bless you.
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PLAY BUTTON KEYCHAINS (Best Christmas Gift Ever!) - Duration: 13:52.
we have the classic play button so stay
tuned for the giveaway
good morning everyone
so right now it is Christmas you and I
film on my iphone so stupid does not see
this because i'm working on his
Christmas gift present I don't want to be on
this camera on him go through the data
and see the footage there so let me show
you guys what I made so i'm currently
assembling the pieces right now so what
we have are these let me just try to box
here's one piece there and then here's
one piece there so these ones are white
pieces that i spray-painted last night
and I set to dry and they're all dry now
so i'll show you what i spray-painted
them and I know they don't look white
but because they sell the wrappers on so
this is the front piece and it has so
it's a red piece of plastic that has
this like cardboard little brown paper
sticker thing on the front it's a
students currently at work right now so
he's not home so I ran down stairs this
morning to try to piece things together
so he doesn't see ok so this is this is
gonna be the front of the keychain
christmas gift ornament whatever you want to
do it that many play button this is
going to go on top of this white one
I'll show you exactly how this goes
together going to be glued together and
it's going to be glued on like this and
it is going to be keychain sized it's
got ahold of put the keychain loop there and
you can hand over the keys and it's like
super flash is pretty cool
it's super red and it just looks really
cool it looks awesome in the back side
i'll show you the backside just a second
i really hope this works
I don't know and keep my fingers crossed
so the backside has a laser-etched that
@StephenSharer on there as you can see
it's like indented that's what the laser
doesn't catches it so what I'm trying to
do is make that black so when I peel
this off again this has the protective
paper it should be white underneath and
hoping the letters will stay
oh my work and just my work look back
so now we have black letters there's
still paper in between inside that p
the reason why it's filled in is because
there's actually a little piece of paper
in there that had to fill out and same
with the e but otherwise I think that
worked and this will be glued on and
like this and the back that's even share
you know to represent ok this is school
going to go to one of these together
real quick and show you the glue these
together it's not just normal glue you
get this very special acrylic cement its
stretching essential is that like well
the two pieces together
you also need this this is eight
applicator bottle this crazy-looking so
its regular like squirt bottle but then
it has a needle to see that gun
it's literally like crazy looking so you
fill this up with the stuff in here and
you go and you stick it on there any
people to be welded together to melt the
plastic it's pretty crazy this
ok so i cannot get this open it is like
on their tights i'm going to go to the
garage and get a big pair of pliers and
see if I can grab the lid and just twist
off that way so much work for these
little play button that work that came
right off there's stuff just clear looks
like water or something
ok so
I'm not sure how to fill this up
someone's gonna try to see if I can suck
some of it I don't know that worked
squeeze a little more was Italy not
working
I don't know this is not the stuff that
I wanted to get crap ok it'll still work
but uh I'm gonna need like a brush or
something to get this to work so i am
going to use a popsicle stick just dip
it in there and I'm going to then use
that to put a little bit on the play
button so just like that
ok that's all you need is a little bit
and then no put it on the wrong side
can't put this on that way or this way
and have the holes line up it has to go
that way but that's the wrong side
because the letters are on this side so
I can't go on so
ok i might have messed this one up but
that's okay because I have all these
ones here and all these ones here so the
Graduate giveaway and we're going to
give these ones away the top commenters
in the best drivers that we have so stay
tuned for that
ok guys the second try I finally got one
assembled this is the one that messed up
and see all the glue on the top couldn't
get it off and tried wiping it off but
it melts the plastic play button that's the problem
but it's white lose it so well but at
the same time you can't mess up so
here's the one that i did finish so on
the one side it's awesome simple youtube
mini play button very cool and the
backside around @StephenSharer
favorite youtuber and so here's one you
know hang on your keys it's really cool
when he's fully dry it takes about 24
hours for them to fully so right now
it's like dry to the touch that you can
hold it but after 24 hours will be super
solid unbreakable they actually it welds
the two plastics together so this will
be super-strong you could drop it
through it with your keys whatever it'll
be super durable so that's one I
recruited grace to help me
she is helping me peel all these other
rappers off or just setting them up over
there so we got a whole assembly line
going to have more of them here and we
have all of these ones here so we have a
lot of peeling a lot of gluing but
eventually we're gonna have a huge stack (play button key chains)
eventually we're going to have a huge
stack of these you to play buttons and
so this is Stevens christmas gift present and
then we're also going to be doing a
giveaway for a lot of these so stay
tuned on to find out how we want to give
these away i think every play button you buy
on StephenSharer.com we will
send you one of these play buttons or we'll send you
a larger play button or subscribe play button
and I think we're also going to do like
a new years
we're going to New Year's giveaway so
stay tuned for that I guess it's kind of
up Stephen but this is Christmas red and
so he's definitely want to give these play buttons
away because these are so cool i know
you guys want these and we made a ton so
a lot of you will get one of these such
as states and in your probably end up
getting
alright guys there it is we just
finished all of the keychain play buttons
buttons we have a ton of these you to
play but thanks to my mom for helping me
do all the tedious work and grace
earlier so we're going to do an awesome
giveaway of all these you to play buttons
play buttons and stay tuned for the next
episode when we give details about how
to get one of these play button keychains
this is one of the new play buttons you
have not seen this one before
here we go go
alright there we go it's the black and
chrome call this one the antique chroms
play button it's like the reverse of the
chrome play button where you can see it's got the chrome
triangle in the middle and everything
else is jet black very shiny and glossy
and it's got a red background and some
until the paper off but that's how it
would look very reflective very shiny
it's super cool i love this one and we
have this one here all trying to this is
the YouTube diamond play button one that
we made you guys seen this one but it's
finally good together and I put the
black triangle in the center of it so we
have the YouTube play button there and
the opposite like the negative of its we
got to the so cool i love this can t
chrome ones like the opposite like dark
it's just look at that that's so cool
and then we have this big one you guys
have not seen this one so it's not quite
done that show you guys anyway so take
you
heavy irons off or so a B and this
hopefully is dried enough to stay
together
ok so this is a subscribe logo
subscribe and sought to put
the that be in there and the E and then
there's gonna be a triangle there but
it's Superfresh like mirrored behind the
letters that's super cool so what we're
going to do with the triangles is that
we were going to glue this in the center
like that so we have a chrome diamond
play button there and then we're going
to put the letters so we'll put like the
be in the center like that and then say
but that one and that one so it'll look
like that and it's all chromed out
behind the letters that's super cool and
then we have some other leftover odds
and ends not really sure what to do with
this
probably we can do this one together for
a mini play button bigger than the
keychain play button smaller than the actual play button
play button so that's an in-between sides
kind of cool
we also have a you can make a chrome
variation but chrome in the background
so it will be reading crew youtube play button
play button they'll be pretty cool to have a
lot of things that we can do with his
leftover pieces of course the classic
original subscribe logo this is the
original this one's looks super fresh
I really obviously these are also cool
but comment which one you like the best
could be made a bunch of different
versions of everything including the
small ones so these ones that haven't
peeled off this is a special one to this
is going to be a double-sided @StephenSharer
one we have the classic play button
playbutton with the Stephen Sharer on the
back and got the whole for the keychain
so this one is so cool it's the smallest
we have and it's coming together with so
many so stay tuned for the giveaway
we're going to do away a lot of this
stuff maybe all of it honestly will
probably give it all away because this
is just so cool we want you guys to have
this stuff so comment below I don't
really know what you guys like or what
color combinations you think are cool
so we have you know some leftover pieces
and such a comment what you think would
be cool like red with a chrome
background or just a classic red with
the white background
we also have you know full-size one that
we can put any color behind so comment
below let me know what you guys think
would be cool what you guys would want
because whatever you do with these extra
ones we will give away will probably
also have all of these to get away
there's so many of these keychains to
give away so stay tuned for the giveaway
because we are giving away so much stuff
here this is like this is gonna be so
cool to be so much fun Stephen has no
idea about any of this stuff and this is
all brand-new stuff that I made for him
and especially keychains has no idea
this was gonna be his Christmas gift ever!
and the whole family involved today
helping glue and assemble and peel the
paper off so thumbs up for family helped
no family and yes so stay awesome and
share the love and happy holidays and
happy new years depending when you guys
are watching this and stay tuned for the
next couple of vlogs because we're gonna
be doing the giveaway for this after we
give this receiving for Christmas and
just so much fun stuff we have so many
cool things planned for the next couple
of days so make sure you're staying
tuned spending time with your family of
course but also watching our YouTube
vlogs as we post them all right so as
always guys stay awesome and share the
love
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Christmas Bouldering Session - Training for Ticino | Boulderhaus Heidelberg - Duration: 5:38.
Merry Christmas !
I'm gonna do the Pink christmasboulder today
but just with two fingers
its a jump which is itself actually pretty easy
blue
but with the two fingers its maybe red
just with those fingers
is it bleeding ??
yeah it's bleeding there and there but I already taped it :D
When I try to do it in one go I cut loose at every move I think
It's a sick sloper boulder isn't it ?
I placed my feet to precise
less technique more power !
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The Night Before Quirkmas (feat. CallMeCyber and DatNerd) - Duration: 2:03.
Twas the night before Quirkmas, and where Quirky resid,
Not a creature was stirring- Oh wait, there's a squid.
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
Well actually leather boots, but eh, they're still there.
The Squid was nestled all snug in his bed, ...Or maybe he's out fighting zombies instead.
Seriously quirky, we have stuff to record!
"Fine…" said the squid, "I'll just switch to peaceful."
The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow Looked pretty cool with shaders galore.
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear, But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer. (Cyber! Hey, Cyber! Hold up one moment.)
...What now?
The commands aren't working.
Seriously?
Fine, we'll just add it in post...
With a little old driver, so lively and quick, I knew in a moment it must be St Nick.
More rapid than eagles his coursers they came, And he whistled, and shouted, and called them by name! (Wait a moment, is that datnerd?)
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Oh, I guess it is.
As the inexperienced nerd flew in the sleigh, He lost all control, much to his dismay.
He was going so fast, that in just a jiff The sleigh flew directly into a cliff!
*kaboom*
And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof The landing of fragments of former sleigh wood.
As I drew in my head, and was turning around, Down the chimney DatNerd fell to the ground.
He was dressed all in iron, from his head to his boots,
And his clothes were all enchanted with blast protection 2.
Thanks to his armor, he survived the blast And he pulled out a shulker box from his stash.
He spoke not a word, but pulled out his treasure, Placed it all in a chest, with a sign for
good measure.
And laying his finger aside of his nose, And giving a nod…
he just used the front door.
He donned his elytra and out from his pocket, He flew to the sky with a firework rocket,
But I heard him exclaim, as he flew out of sight,
"Happy Quirkmas to all, and to all a good night!"
AHH ANOTHER CLIFF
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Line 6 Helix - Snapshots - Duration: 12:24.
Hi everyone, I have asked for help to
try to improve the quality of
videos I upload, trying
show you what I know of
Helix, what I've been discovering
until now. A few days ago someone
asked us in the Guitarristas forum
about the Snapshots. Let's take advantage
this video to talk about them. Let's go!
Well, let's talk about Snapshots today.
It seems to me a method
much more advanced and I really like it
more use this than not
the mechanism of using the Helix as
Pedalboard that I explained in the previous
video. It basically consists of
with available Helix buttons
we can change any parameter of
what we put in the path. We are going to
take this path, we link it to the path of
down to have a continuous path, and
we are going to put an amplifier, for
example the PRS Archon that
it was introduced in the last software
update. Let's put the channel
Clean, let's place a reverb here,
and we will even place one
distortion stomp. Well, this will be the basis of
our sound.
We will then add new blocks.
Let's deactivate the
Distortion stomp and the clean sound like this:
This is assigned to Snapshot 1.
We go to snapshot 2 and there
we activate the distortion stomp.
If we go back to snapshot 1,
the Distortion stomp has disappeared.
the Distortion stomp has disappeared.
In other words, when switching from one snapshot to another
we can activate or deactivate the blocks.
And not only that. We go to snapshot 2.
We can change the parameters that
For example, we will raise the
amplifier Drive to saturate a little more.
amplifier Drive to saturate a little more.
What we do is to press
Press and move. That way two brackets
appear next to the parameter
appear next to the parameter
which we will modify. This means that
that parameter changes from snapshot to snapshot.
In snapshot 2 it has the value 5 and in
Snapshot 1 it can have
another value. In fact, here in
Snapshot 2 what I'm interested in is raising it a little.
I'm going to decrease the
Volume because when introducing
the preset will have increased the
the preset will have increased the
volume. I'm going to turn down the volume. Press and
move, and I already have the volume assigned to
the snapshots. In snapshot 2
I want to decrease the volume,
and when you go to snapshot 1,
the volume value is still 10 and Drive
value still 5. In snapshot 2
Drive 7.4, volume 6
and distortion in the snapshot 1 has
disappeared, as in snapshot 2
it is there. Sound in snapshot 2.
I can even go to the reverb block
in snapshot 2,
I am interested in having less.
For that what I do is: press and move
so that the brackets appear
so that the brackets appear
I have a slightly drier sound.
Plus, on the amplifier I can modify the
Plus, on the amplifier I can modify the
equalization. I can raise, for
example, the Presence so that it sounds more sharp.
I raise the treble. Then in snapshot 2
I will have the treble and presence
very high and in snapshot 1
I will have other values.
Snapshot 2.
Snapshot 1.
You have seen that the snapshot allows
many more possibilities than using the
Helix in pedalboard mode. We can vary
absolutely everything. We can vary
the blocks, the amplifier gain, equalization ...
Any block parameter we can change it with snapshots.
Let's add a more distorted channel.
Let's make a third snapshot that will be
a channel with a lot more saturation
of which we have until now.
To do this, what we are going to do is add the
other PRS Archon channel.
Let's add the LEAD channel of the Archon.
What we have to do is,
when adding a new block, in the
Snapshots automatically appears active.
So, in snapshot 1 we have to
disable it because we do not want it there.
In snapshot 2 is also active,
And finally in snapshot 3
we want to activate it, and
what we want to deactivate is the other
amplifier, the CLEAN channel of the Archon.
We will also deactivate the
Distortion stomp and as we have it now
we would have something like this.
Let's add a Delay
and a compressor.
All these blocks will have to be deactivated,
if we want to deactivate them, of course,
in other snapshots.
The ideal situation would be to put all the blocks that
you think you're going to need at first,
and then, when you change from one
Snapshot to another go deactivating them.
But as that usually does not happen,
as you are modifying your preset little by little,
it's always up to you to change
snapshot in snapshot, removing and putting blocks.
Here what we have is in
Snapshot 3 the compressor
and the Archon amp in LEAD mode.
We are going to lower the delay
in the mix so we do not have as much delay.
I'm not interested here having so much delay.
I press and move and assign the
delay mix parameter by preset.
In this preset what we will have
is little Reverb and little Delay,
And we will have a rather dry sound.
If we now want something
similar to this but in "soloist" version,
with echo and others, we move on to another
Snapshot and what we do is raise the delay,
we change the equalization
of the Archon. Let's change
the Presence to have more,
and raise the treble.
And we are going to do something else that maybe
it has not occurred to you.
Let's go to the speaker that we are
using, a Mesa Boogie cab,
and we are going to change the microphone:
instead of a ribbon microphone
let's put it on Shure 57,
which gives a much sharper sound.
So that in the snapshot we had for
not "soloist" distortion we have a microphone,
and in the snapshot to "soloist", another different.
Look at the difference.
Well, as you can see,
the possibilities are practically unlimited.
Not only can we change
the parameters more or less evident
that may occur to us,
such as gain, amplifier equalization,
the amount of delay
that we put on the track. Also things
less evident as the microphone that
we placed in front of the speaker cone.
Even if we work with IR's,
we can change the IR that
we are applying to the path, and we can
modify the equalization and modify
completely the sound from one snapshot to another.
Finally we will comment on one
feature of the snapshots that do
they still much more useful than
which we have seen. Can we come in
from snapshot mode to pedalboard mode
by pressing the MODE button.
Here we have the pedalboard mode,
and here we have the snapshot mode.
We activate and deactivate with
Snapshot all parameters, and if we get into the
pedalboard mode we can choose
any stomp,
for example this Chorus,
Assign it to button 1,
we can choose the Delay stomp,
assign it to button 2,
and we work in pedalboard mode.
Snapshot mode.
Pedalboard mode, that's as simple as that.
I hope you find it useful. In next videos
we will continue with the questions you have been asking.
Regards!
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Do you smell that?
It smells like...cinnamon?
And … evergreen trees.
It reminds me of something.
It reminds me of...this video Hank made about how smells trigger memories!
You're walking through the hardware store one day when all of a sudden you catch a whiff
of something you haven't smelled in years.
Somehow, the scent of glue immediately takes you back to your kindergarten classroom, and
you spend the next couple of minutes wondering what happened to the kid who used to eat all
that paste.
You just experienced what's known as an odor-evoked autobiographical memory.
To put it simply, a smell made you remember something from your past.
And it happened because of the way smells and memories are hardwired into your brain.
Lots of different cues, like sights or sounds -- or even just someone describing something
-- can trigger memories.
But memories linked to smells are often stronger and more vivid, and studies have shown that
they also tend to be memories of your early life -- before you were ten years old.
Which is weird, because adults usually experience what's known as a reminiscence bump, where
they don't remember much from before their adolescence.
But smells are really good at bringing those memories back.
These memories tend to be more perceptual, rather than conceptual -- so you remember
a particular sensation, rather than a bunch of facts about something that happened.
And researchers have come up with some theories why memories triggered by smells are so odd.
There's a big difference between the way your body handles sight, sound, taste, and
touch and the way it processes smells.
Those other senses are all routed through the thalamus , the part of your brain that
sends them off to the appropriate processing sensors.
But smells bypass all that.
Once they're detected by receptors in your nose, the signal heads straight to your olfactory
bulb, the smell-analyzing region in your brain.
And that area happens to be connected to the amygdala and the hippocampus, which are the
parts of your brain that help handle memory and emotion.
So it's possible that when you smelled that glue in kindergarten, the signal got tangled
up with memories of building blocks and apple juice.
And when you smelled it again later, you remembered not just the glue, but also some of the associated
memories -- like that weird, paste-eating kid.
In 2013, a group of European psychologists tested this whole phenomenon using functional
magnetic resonance imaging.
First, they presented the subjects with 20 different strong, specific odors, like garlic,
whiskey, and leather.
Then, for each person, they identified the two that elicited the oldest positive memories.
Then it was time to scan their brains.
Each subject was presented with their two experimental smells, plus two generic, control
smells -- flowers and citrus.
They were also shown verbal cues, which were just the names of the smells projected onto
a screen.
The researchers found that both types of triggers tended to activate the regions of the brain
associated with memory.
But while the verbal cues lit up parts of the brain responsible for processing smells,
the smells themselves were more strongly connected to emotional processing centers.
Some of the participants associated the smells with memories from before they were ten, while
others remembered things from when they were between ten and twenty.
And, depending on which time frame the memories fell into, their brains tended to use different
regions to recall them.
The earlier memories lit up the orbitofrontal cortex, which is connected to perception.
The later ones, on the other hand, tended to activate the left inferior frontal gyrus,
which handles more conceptual memories.
So, can you use your nose's superpowers to help you remember things for your next
big exam?
Well… probably not.
Smells tend to evoke early, perceptive memories of events, not random concepts.
So the scent of glue might make you remember playing with construction paper in kindergarten,
but your smell-memory won't help you memorize Maxwell's equations.
Okay, so now we know why smells trigger memories, but that video also brings up so many other questions:
I know how you can remember things, but how do you make memories?
And why can I remember kindergarten, but I can't remember being a baby?
And if smells can't help me study for a test, is there another way I can hack my memory?
Check out these three videos from Hank, me, and Olivia to answer these questions:
How do you make memories?
Inspirational websites will tell you to spend time with the people you love.
Travel websites will tell you to travel to beautiful places.
I'm just going to tell you to watch this episode of SciShow over and over and over
again until it actually sticks in there.
But if you ask a neuroscientist, they might tell you about a man named Henry Molaison.
In 1953, Molaison had surgery to remove certain parts of his brain, and lost his ability to
form most kinds of long-term memory -- changing our understanding of the human mind and memory forever.
Up until the 1950s, we really had no idea how the human brain could convert an experience
into a memory that could be retrieved and relived.
Scientists had been trying to figure it out, but they didn't have access to fancy technology
like fMRI scanners to let them look inside living human brains.
Based on what they did find out, from animal studies and the brains of people who had died,
they thought that memories might be stored throughout the brain.
That seemed to make sense, because patients with injuries to different parts of their
brains would sometimes develop amnesia.
So they had no clue what they were about to do to Henry Molaison.
When Molaison was a kid, he hit his head while riding his bike -- and after that, he started
having seizures.
A lot of seizures -- and severe ones.
His doctors tried all kinds of different treatments, but in 1953, he was 26 years old and none
of those treatments had woked.
But there was one more procedure that they thought might help: a surgery to remove the
part of his brain where the doctors thought they seizures were coming from.
So, they did the surgery, removing two finger-sized pieces of brain tissue from Molaison's left
and right medial temporal lobes.
The specific parts they took out?
The hippocampus, amygdala, and part of the entorhinal cortex.
You might recognize some of those names, because we now know that they're really important
parts of the brain.
But at the time, doctors had no way of knowing just how big a deal removing them was.
When Molaison woke up, he could remember his name and things that happened in his childhood,
but he had what's known as anterograde amnesia.
Basically, he couldn't form new memories anymore.
The doctors weren't going to be able to give him his memory back.
But for the rest of Molaison's life, they tried to learn as much from him as they could.
The main thing they found out was that the hippocampus plays a big part in the formation
and retention of certain kinds of memory.
Researchers also learned that there are multiple kinds of long-term memory, controlled by different
parts of the brain.
Long term memories are the memories we store for long periods of time - basically, anything
your brain retains after about 30 seconds.
And there are two kinds of long term memories: declarative, or explicit, and non-declarative,
or implicit.
Declarative memories are memories that require conscious processing, and the kind that Molaison
lost the ability to form.
These include episodic memories -- like the memory of your eleventh birthday party -- as
well as semantic memories, which are the facts and ideas.
Non-declarative memories, on the other hand, are memories of habit, like riding a bicycle
or tying your shoes.
After Molaison's surgery, he couldn't learn new facts or remember new events.
He'd meet a person and forget them as soon as they walked out the door.
But his doctors discovered that the different kinds of long-term memory must depend on different
brain structures, because Molaison could still form non-declarative memories.
For example, he could learn new motor skills, like tracing a drawing he was looking at in
a mirror, and his reaction times improved with practice.
For the rest of his life, Molaison was studied by dozens of doctors.
To protect his identity, he was referred to as H.M. in publications.
But after his death in 2008, his name was publicly released for the first time, and
the rest of the world began to understand just how much he'd taught us.
Even in death, Molaison continues to help us learn more about the brain.
His brain was donated to science, so researchers could examine his brain more closely and better
understand the effects of his surgery.
At his death, his brain was removed and flash-frozen before being cut into 2,401 microsections
- super thin slices to be mounted on slides for experimentation.
These sections were used to make a 3D recreation of his brain in 2014.
From that, we've already discovered that Molaison hadn't actually lost his entire
hippocampus removed - just most of it.
But because it was cut off from the rest of the memory systems by his injury, this small
part of his hippocampus couldn't help him regain his memory.
So, Molaison may not have been aware of just how important he was to science.
But his life and death are still teaching us all about memory and the human brain.
Remember that one time when you were a baby?
No, of course you don't.
Because, if you're a teenager or older, chances are you can't remember anything
that happened before you were three.
The process of forgetting these really early memories is called childhood amnesia.
It happens to pretty much everyone, and has to do with the way our brains develop as we
grow up.
Childhood amnesia starts to set in between the ripe old ages of eight and nine.
Before then, most children can remember things that happened when they were really young,
like visiting family or winning a teddy bear from one of those impossible carnival games.
But the passage of time by itself isn't enough to explain childhood amnesia.
After all, when you're 30, you can remember certain things that happened 20 years ago,
when you were 10.
But when you're 20, you can't remember being an infant at all.
Plus, we don't forget everything from when we were little.
Some things, like the language or motor skills that we pick up, stick with us.
But we do tend to forget episodic memories -- memories of specific events and details.
So scientists think that childhood amnesia must have something to do with the way our
brains change between infancy and adulthood.
It turns out, some parts of our brains don't finish developing until long after we're born.
One of them is the hippocampus, which helps us form and store episodic memories.
Even as adults, our brains are always producing new cells, called neurons, in the hippocampus.
But when you were a young, growing child, the brain produces a lot of new neurons a
lot faster.
So, to see how brain-cell growth affected memory, a research team from Toronto took
adult mice and experimentally made their hippocampuses produce more new neurons.
And it turned out that the mice became more forgetful.
They seemed to lose memories, just like humans do with childhood amnesia.
But when researchers slowed down the growth of new brain cells in young mice, those mice
seemed to forget less from their mousey childhoods.
So the question is: Why would making new brain cells be bad for your memory?
Well, It's not, in the long term, which is why we can keep making new episodic memories
as adults.
But it seems like trying to fit all those new neurons into your hippocampus when you're
young could cause a problem.
The new neurons shuffle around with the old ones to form new memory connections, and this
could make it harder for the brain to find where earlier memories were kept.
It might even erase them completely.
Still, not all of our memories are kept in the hippocampus, so this doesn't explain
everything about childhood amnesia.
There are other parts of the brain involved in memory, including the amygdala and the
prefrontal cortex.
So scientists are studying these to see if they also make different amounts of new neurons
when we're children, compared to when we're adults.
We don't fully understand childhood amnesia yet, but we do know it happens to everyone.
So if you can't remember your first birthday party, don't worry.
Neither can anyone else!
Y'know those phrases that just seem to be ingrained in your memory from middle school? Like:
Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally
ROY G. BIV
Or, thirty days hath September, April, June, and November.
Sound familiar?
These are different kinds of mnemonics -- shortcuts that we can use to help us remember stuff,
like the order of operations, or the colors of a rainbow.
Turns out, there are lots of strategies to remember information when you need it most.
Take the mnemonic, My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos.
The first letter of each word stands for a planet in our solar system, from Mercury to Neptune.
Now, when you first think about it, mnemonics like this don't seem like a very helpful
memory trick, because you have to remember twice as much -- like, a weird sentence plus
all of the names of the planets.
But that's actually why they work.
A simple way to think about memory is that we store information -- kinda like sticking
a file in a filing cabinet, or those shelves of orbs in Inside Out -- until we recall,
or remember, it later.
And researchers studying how people learn -- like educational psychologists -- suggest
that recalling information can be easier when it's connected to other information you
already know.
So you can imagine this model of memory like a web of files, where the ones with more connections
are less likely to be lost, and easier to recall.
One influential theory, which was published in The British Journal of Educational Psychology
in 1976, put learning in terms of different levels of processing.
Basically, they suggest learning can fall on a spectrum of surface-level processing
-- which is more like rapid-fire memorization -- to deeper processing -- or, linking new
information to an information network, which leads to better recall.
And with mnemonics, you're making more of these connections.
Sometimes it's between random bits of information -- like setting the periodic table to the
tune of a song you know.
But there are a lot of memory hacks that psychologists have proposed over the years, and tested in
research experiments.
Not all of them will work for everyone in every learning situation -- there are just
way too many variables in real life -- but they can be helpful.
If you're learning new words, you can try using the Keyword Method -- a term that was
coined in the mid-1970s by researchers from Stanford University, and studied frequently
in the next couple decades.
This mnemonic can help people learn words in new languages, by connecting how a new
word sounds to a keyword in English, for example.
Then, the English keyword is linked to a strong visual image that helps you recall what the
new word means.
So like in Spanish, say you're trying to learn the word "perro," which means dog.
You might pick the keyword pear, and imagine a dog holding a pear in its mouth to connect
the two.
The Keyword Method could also help with more complicated vocab in English -- like, when
you think of the word "melancholy," you can picture a sad melon to remember the meaning.
But what if you're more of a spatial, visual learner?
Then, you can use a technique known as the Method of Loci [low-sigh], which was first
described by ancient Greek and Roman texts, and studied by psychologists from the 1960s
until now.
This strategy allows you to create a kind of "mind palace," where you mentally walk
through rooms in a building or some other familiar spaces -- the loci.
Along the way, you can visualize things like symbols that represent key points in a speech
you're gonna give, or meeting the U.S. presidents in order.
So when it comes to school, trying to memorize one fact at a time might not be the best study strategy.
Instead, it might help to connect that new information to other things you learned, or
even make some kind of story out of it.
And finally there's chunking, a theory first proposed by a Harvard psychologist in 1956
that's still studied today.
It's basically when you learn a whole bunch of information and organize it into chunks
that make sense:
Like, instead of trying to memorize a sequence of 8 separate numbers, say 1-7-8-2-2-0-1-4,
you can break it into two chunks that sound like years, 1782 and 2014.
So it feels like you have fewer individual things to remember, and it's easier to store
and recall more information.
And with more and more exposure to the information you're trying to learn, like when you're
studying, the larger the chunks of connected information can become.
There's no replacement for paying attention in class, taking good notes, and spending
time studying when it comes to learning.
But if you're having a little trouble remembering stuff, you might be able to use some mnemonics.
Because, sometimes, we need all the help we can get!
Mnemonics!
I knew there was a way to help remember things!
But that reminds me...Can you really "train" your brain with those games?
Here's one more video about that very topic.
Exercising your muscles helps keep your body strong and healthy, which is why lots of people
think your brain works in the same way.
There are so-called "brain training" games out there that say they'll improve your
memory, attention, and reasoning skills -- and eventually make your brain faster and healthier.
Some even claim to help prevent the onset of dementia
Problem is, they don't really work.
Brain training, or cognitive training, claims to rely on neuroplasticity -- the idea that
the connections between neurons in your brain are plastic and changeable, and can adapt
to new things.
For years, scientists thought only the developing brain was flexible that way, but they eventually
figured out that even though many connections do become fixed during childhood, the adult
brain is still surprisingly flexible.
Studies on dementia and the aging brain show that losing that plasticity leads to cognitive
decline, so brain training programs claim to stop -- or even reverse -- the loss by
flexing your brain like a muscle.
And we've known for a long time that practicing a specific task makes you get better at it
- like how the different levels of Mario Kart might get easier the more times you play them.
The question was whether playing these games can make you better at doing other, real-life
things, like remembering names and appointments.
In 2008, a group of scientists from the US and Switzerland published a paper in the journal
PNAS, that seemed to show that it could work.
In the study, a group of young adults were tested on their ability to solve new problems.
35 of them were assigned to a control group, and had no contact with the scientists, while
another 35 had to track a square flashing on a screen while listening to a series of sounds.
They were tested on whether each square and sound matched the ones that came before.
After several weeks, the researchers tested all of the subjects on their problem solving
again - and those in the treatment group seemed to show a huge increase in their IQ.
Lots of people were excited about that paper, which has been cited more than 800 times since then.
Then some scientists started pointing out that it was seriously flawed.
For one thing, there may have been what's known as a placebo effect, where the treatment
group knew they were supposed to improve at the tasks after training -- so they did.
And when other researchers tried to replicate the results, they weren't able to.
Studies since then have shown that brain training can have an effect on your brain, but it's
a lot more specific.
One paper published in Nature in 2010 had over 11,000 people practice tasks meant to
improve their reasoning, memory, and attention, but after six weeks, they'd only gotten
better at the games themselves.
Their new skills didn't translate to other tasks -- not even similar ones.
For example, even if someone practiced a card matching game, it didn't translate to improvements
in their score on the paired-associates learning test - a similar kind of matching test that's
used to assess memory impairment.
And when scientists have compared other studies on brain training, they've also generally
found that it doesn't have a significant impact on cognition.
The consensus is so strong that in 2014, 70 neuroscientists and cognitive psychologists
signed a statement saying that there's "no compelling scientific evidence that … [brain
training games] reduce or reverse cognitive decline".
So does that mean brain training doesn't work at all?
Well, not exactly.
The issue is more how these brain training programs are advertised.
They're wrong if they say that brain training improves brain health overall, but that doesn't
mean it can't be helpful in some specific cases.
In one rehab program that included skills training, practicing things like remembering
names and counting change helped patients with Alzheimer's disease get better at those things.
But "Practice Paying Your Bills!" isn't such an exciting-sounding video game, which
might be why brain training companies aren't making those games.
And it's not like brain training is a terrible thing.
Unlike some other kinds of pseudoscience, it won't actively harm you.
But these games aren't cheap - the brain training industry brings in over one billion
dollars a year, which is a lot of money for people to be paying for ineffective treatments.
So, what can you do to protect your brain?
For starters, we're still trying to understand the effects of aging on the brain, and what
causes dementia.
We know that dementia and memory loss are related to damaged neurons in the brain, but
scientists aren't totally sure how the neurons get damaged in the first place.
So we don't know any surefire ways to prevent or treat memory loss.
Still, research has shown that there are some things that can help -- without an expensive
subscription to a brain training program.
More education translates to a decreased risk of dementia, and maintaining a healthy diet
and getting lots of exercise can also help keep the aging brain healthy.
Scientists might eventually develop an easy, fun way to protect your brain and make you
smarter -- but these brain training games aren't going to do it.
Thanks for watching this memory compilation.
If you've ever liked a SciShow video or left us a thought-provoking comment, you've
definitely added to our great SciShow memories this year.
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Hello.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And in today's lesson I am going to teach you how to play different shots on a perfectly
flat range.
It will make your practice more interesting.
And it will make you a better golfer.
Stay tuned.
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Ok.
So here we are at the golf range.
Like most ranges we have a perfectly flat range.
Now the problem with perfectly flat ranges is.
It is preparing you for something you are never going to face on the golf course.
You hardly ever get a flat lie on the golf course.
There is usually some undulation.
You have got the ball above your feet.The ball below your feet.
You have got side hill lies that way.
Side hill lies that way.
So wouldn't it be great if we could find a way to practice those sorts of shots on a
golf range without developing an incredibly expensive apparatus that tilts the mat.
I think I have found a way.
So.
If I get one of these swimming noodles and just cut it down a little bit.
If I put that on the ground, like so.
And I stand on it.
Now that is simulating me standing slightly down hill.
And I take my set up.
And it certainly feels uncomfortable.
But let's see how I go with it.
Not a bad shot.
And it certainly felt unstable.
So we can practice a slightly downhill lie that way.
The other way we could do it.
I could stand with my left foot on the noodle.
it certainly feels weird.
I don't feel too stable.
But see if it works.
Yeah.
it certainly gives me the feeling that I am unstable.
But it certainly helps me prepare for what I am going to do on the golf course.
Now of course the other thing we could do is we could get the other bigger noodle out.
Like this.
And I could stand with both feet on the noodle.
This is very uncomfortable.
I am not very comfortable at all over this shot.
We will see how we go with it.
Well that one worked ok.
And then of course I can get my heels on the noodle as well.
So that's pushing my weight forward.
Simulating that I am standing slightly down hill.
So none of them I felt too good over.
So it's simulating what's happening on the golf course.
And let's face it.
When you are on the golf course and you have a ad lie you can't say gee I don't like that
lie.
I'm not going to play it.
You have to play it.
So don't be too worried about the consequences.
You can practice in a bulk fashion where you are hitting multiple shots like this.
Or if you wanted to you could alternate.
I am a big believer in alternating.
I did do a video earlier this year on change the way you practice.
And I am going to do a lot more on that subject.
In 2017.
I think we need to prepare ourselves for playing on the golf course.
And we can practice a lot better than we do.
So you might want to hit one shot with the noodle on your right foot.
One shot with the noodle under your left foot.
One shot with your heels on and one shot with your toes on.
And you are hitting varieties all the time.
So on the course you don't hit the same shot twice.
You may hit the same club two times in a row.
But it won't be the same shot twice.
So practice how you intend to play.
So give that a go.
It will be interesting to see what comments you have.
You could try a bucket or a brick or a timber off cut.
You are limited only by your imagination.
So by utilising these simple training devices you can turn you flat range into a slightly
sloping range.
And that's got to be good for your golf.
So I hope you have a very merry christmas and a happy new year.
And all of the best for 2017.
I'm looking forward tom it.
So eh if you like my videos you can click on the Subscribe button down there.
You can get further information on my FaceBook page or my Twitter page.
And you can sign up to my electronic newsletter at www.thegolfdoctor.com.au
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Hello, YouTube.
My name is ben and today I just wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and I hope
you all have a good day.
I'd also like to announce that I am returning to YouTube after taking a two month break
due to me not liking the content I produced, but now I have a new microphone and a pop
filter so the audio quality is much better and I will be able to appreciate the videos
I make more now as before the mic was poor, but now that I am back I hope to release a
high-quality video about once per week.
Over the last week, I have been working on the channel a little bit here and there, you
will see a new channel art or background which I will put on screen about now.
I am also creating a new profile picture as the old one no longer follows the new theme
of the channel art, the one there is just a place holder, but whatever I make it should
be similar so you won't be confused.
I have also deleted a lot of my old videos that I didn't like as well as updating the
channel description and tags.
These are some of the steps I am taking to make the channel better.
Do you like the new channel art?
If so, please leave a comment telling me why and even telling me suggestions of the profile
pic or something else.
Making all of this takes time and effort so any help is great.
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Korean Dog Cafe in Seoul, Korea - Duration: 5:19.As you can probably tell we're at a puppy cafe and I am very happy surrounded by my
new friends here.
And this is the Sangsang puppy cafe (상상다방 애견카페) in Hongdae (홍대).
Oh, and I'm feeling the love.
Look at this.
It just licked you.
Oh yes, we're going to be friends.
But yeah, this place is so cool.
It is mostly like smaller dogs, medium sized dogs that you can play with and sit on your
lap.
And they are so sweet.
They are all so friendly and I'm just so happy.
We just got here.
Hi.
Ew.
Then I'm going to kiss you after.
No you're not.
You're going to use some heavy duty mouthwash.
Puppies.
Hi pups.
Are we going to be friends today?
Yes.
I think we're going to be friends today.
Oh my gosh.
Hell, I'm in heaven right now.
Look at all of your new buddies.
So the drinks are eight thousand Won (원) each and that gives you admission to hang
out with the dogs.
So I ordered myself a peppermint tea.
Oh la lah.
That looks like a nice hot cup of tea on a cool day.
Nice gourmet teabag.
Gourmet teabag?
Sam is getting fancy over here.
It is not like one of those cheap ones you get in a box.
Look at that it has got proper ingredients.
Okay, it looks nice.
Look at the ears on you.
Yeah, he's a little giant.
Look at the ears you've got.
You must hear very well.
Right pup?
Pup are you supposed to be on the table?
Yes, I am supposed to be on the table he says.
Yes and I give kisses away too.
They give kisses too?
Kisses pup Pup.
He's like no you just keep scratching.
No kisses at the moment.
Multitasking here.
Drinking coffee, petting the pup.
Yeah.
The pup is sniffing another pup.
There is a lot going on.
Having a lovely time here.
What do you think of this place?
I like it.
It is nice and intimate and cozy.
And the dogs are so friendly.
They just came right up to us immediately.
Yeah.
That is pretty awesome place.
There was a little bit of barking when we first walked in but then right away we were
best friends.
They were just excited.
Yeah.
To come see us.
Hahaha.
The dog lovers are here.
So we wish.
Another new friend?
Another new friend.
This one is a puppy.
This one looks a lot like my cousins dog.
Hello puppy.
Remember Maki?
Yeah.
Maki from Peru.
Puppy let's see your face.
Say hello pup.
Let's see your face.
You're cute.
Oh, it is eating my hair.
Oh my gosh it is eating my hair.
Grrrr.
No.
No.
We have big bellies.
Look at you.
Okay, let go of my jacket pup.
So now w'ere going to style you so you look good for the video.
Give you some volume and fluff you up.
Oh, how is that?
How is that?
I look good.
I know I look good.
Yes.
More volume.
Ooh.
So I don't know about Sam but I'm leaving this Sangsang puppy cafe (상상다방 애견카페)
just feeling so loved.
Those puppies were so cute.
Yeah, they were adorable.
Compared to other dog cafes we've been to before this one was a lot more intimate.
There was a it was a smaller space.
There was a really nice dog to person ratio.
Hahaha.
That is important.
Way more dogs than patrons or people inside.
So that meant that we had a lot of time to pet the dogs and they gave us a lot of love
back.
So we'd definitely recommend this place.
It was really cool.
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Desmotour #3 - Alpen & Dolomiten - von Tirol in die Schweiz - Furka, Klausen, Nufenen, Gotthard - Duration: 7:45.Please read the description.
Welcome to my video diary which should also help you if you want to plan a trip to some of these locations.
Maps and accommondations are in the description.
Main goals on day 3 and 4:
unfortunately bad weather conditions on day three..
at this moment my hardest ride began..
Rain and 0°C on the Klausenpass in Switzerland..
Although I couldn't feel my fingers anymore it was an awesome experience haha..
Day 4
After the Berninapass in Switzerland I went to Livingo Italy. Next Stop: the Dolomites in South Tyrol!
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Artificial Intelligence Design Islands Foundations Florida Daytona Flagler Beach American Slaves - Duration: 9:01.
the hundred and fifty acres of bulow
plantation ruins stands as a monument to
the rise and fall of sugar plantations
and each florida in 1836 the Second
Seminole War swept away the prosperous
bulow plantation where the bulow
family grew sugarcane cotton rice and
indigo ruins of the former plantation a
sugar mill a unique springhouse several
wells and the crumbling foundation of
the plantation house and slave cabins
show how volatile the Florida frontier
was in the early 19th century today a
scenic walking trail leads visitors to
the sugar mills listed on the national
register of historic sites
the park has picnic facilities and an
interpretive center that tells the
plantations history
ok so that is that that is interesting
right there so we're going to go back
here to the ruins and so I call this the
ruins because i'm assuming that ok
oh there's there was a ton of
interesting stuff if I had all day but
look at this this just reminds me of of
intelligent design you see that canals
dugout intelligent design right there
and look at this you know something that
the settlers the early settlers might
have made and you can even see some of
it that some of this over here was
probably part of it as well on these
little things right here
possibly you know that now the
developers have gotten ahold of it but
you can see actually you can see how Oh
like roads pathways roads and so if they
are all they had was dirt then you know
like look right here okay and so I have
things some things marked out i wanted
to c 00 that this with this one was
interesting because ok so let's zoom in
right here and we can see this looks
like something straight right there do
you see that it looks like something
straight right there and I don't know
and see then it crosses over here
yeah so like almost like maybe there's
something under there I don't know and
look
this is this foundations I don't know
what this is or if that's a big glare
from from google from these houses
possible not google but anyway this
these look like foundations right here
to me that was like foundations you see
how the trees are planted around here so
like something was there one time that's
that's what that looks like or was a
yeah or where those trees planted there
i don't know they look like they're
planted there
well okay i can agree that nature does
things
something's naturally on earth but how
does it just plop plop plop plop in this
design and then how does it do out here
it is here's the google one that says
Bulow East Oaks and so how does it put
how does nature do this
plop plop-plop-plop-plop every visit the
these are actual shapes in here and so
it said it was a plantation they planted
sugarcane so possibly is this the
remnants of well it said there was a
slave quarters around as well so
possibly these little rocks are the
remnants of slave quarters i don't know
but it would be curious because this
isn't that far from where i live i don't
know how i would get out here but oh
this is interesting too
now when we look at this like these look
intelligently dugout right through here
right through here like something dug
through here and dug these areas out
what would do that what and why would
that happen and so there's like the
river goes through here and so and we
can clearly see there's a plop here here
here and there's houses built here so is
that like man-made or oh interesting so
let's zoom in here a little bit now you
can see here okay i don't know what what
what's with the coloration of this stuff
right here is that water between all of
the
or are these houses like on their way
out because there's too much flooding
I don't know but it looks like city
blocks right here do you see that it
looks like city blocks so are they going
to be building on this in the future I
don't know but but see look at that is
like why is their houses here and so
there's this big stone cut out area here
so is this developers building and or is
that neighborhoods are going underwater
that's what I'm curious about and so
there's all these little um little
white spots right here like plop plop
plop plop plop plop-plop-plop-plop so I
don't know what that is i'm curious
about it though and he's see here we
have more we even have more up here and
yeah it it is the that healthy for
fish if man is doing something right
there like i don't know i mean and then
here of course this is it kind of looks
like a hyphen mark right there so
there's something right there may be a
fish factory or something i don't know i
don't know what that is but this I find
strange very very strange and so and
yeah I call i called the slave quarters
because I don't know what else to call
it then okay if we look right here it
looks as though the water has receded so
there's well the people can actually get
at their boats from here to here so they
gotta walk all the way out here to
access the canal right there because
they've been digging so I'm wondering
like okay if they hadn't been got a hair
down my shirt if they had been digging
it just kind of makes me wonder like
what this would be like is this
grassland or would it all be water
that's what I'm curious about what it
all be water and so okay so now we need
to go let's go down here
so you can still I mean this is huge
whatever this is in here is huge
oh that looks like some mining going on
maybe I don't know where are they
building a new development it could be a
new development in it and is that oh
good grief a new development so is does
that mean then they're getting ready to
put new houses on there is that what
they're doing or are they mining
something i don't know they could be
mining something maybe for wall board or
are they building the island up or you
know I don't know but through here this
looks like to me it looks like a mixture
of water and water
I like this looks like little islands
and this looks like water sort of muddy
like looking water with what i thought
would be the Indian River so i don't
know if that is all it just looks like a
combination of like this looks and
dugout here and this looks like the
water has possibly reclaimed it or
developing is going on and so yeah I
mean it's all very very interesting now
you can see all of this all through
ormond beach here all of this is filled
in and there's a bunch of people living
in here in Daytona Beach pelican beach
and yeah all of this is really really
interesting and let's zoom in here and
see if we can see anything that looks
like the remnants of something and these
this is ok so this does look like a
waterway through here there's something
round that was here at one time do you
see this
there's r something around through
here so possibly something people were
living here at one time so i don't know
if this is some with all this is being
dug out so i don't know if they're
trying to create more land which that's
a possibility
I think that's a possibility but I'm you
know so you guys will have to let me
know what you think watch this video the
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How To Practice Sloping Lies On A Flat Golf Range - Duration: 4:54.Hello.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And in today's lesson I am going to teach you how to play different shots on a perfectly
flat range.
It will make your practice more interesting.
And it will make you a better golfer.
Stay tuned.
[MUSIC]
Ok.
So here we are at the golf range.
Like most ranges we have a perfectly flat range.
Now the problem with perfectly flat ranges is.
It is preparing you for something you are never going to face on the golf course.
You hardly ever get a flat lie on the golf course.
There is usually some undulation.
You have got the ball above your feet.The ball below your feet.
You have got side hill lies that way.
Side hill lies that way.
So wouldn't it be great if we could find a way to practice those sorts of shots on a
golf range without developing an incredibly expensive apparatus that tilts the mat.
I think I have found a way.
So.
If I get one of these swimming noodles and just cut it down a little bit.
If I put that on the ground, like so.
And I stand on it.
Now that is simulating me standing slightly down hill.
And I take my set up.
And it certainly feels uncomfortable.
But let's see how I go with it.
Not a bad shot.
And it certainly felt unstable.
So we can practice a slightly downhill lie that way.
The other way we could do it.
I could stand with my left foot on the noodle.
it certainly feels weird.
I don't feel too stable.
But see if it works.
Yeah.
it certainly gives me the feeling that I am unstable.
But it certainly helps me prepare for what I am going to do on the golf course.
Now of course the other thing we could do is we could get the other bigger noodle out.
Like this.
And I could stand with both feet on the noodle.
This is very uncomfortable.
I am not very comfortable at all over this shot.
We will see how we go with it.
Well that one worked ok.
And then of course I can get my heels on the noodle as well.
So that's pushing my weight forward.
Simulating that I am standing slightly down hill.
So none of them I felt too good over.
So it's simulating what's happening on the golf course.
And let's face it.
When you are on the golf course and you have a ad lie you can't say gee I don't like that
lie.
I'm not going to play it.
You have to play it.
So don't be too worried about the consequences.
You can practice in a bulk fashion where you are hitting multiple shots like this.
Or if you wanted to you could alternate.
I am a big believer in alternating.
I did do a video earlier this year on change the way you practice.
And I am going to do a lot more on that subject.
In 2017.
I think we need to prepare ourselves for playing on the golf course.
And we can practice a lot better than we do.
So you might want to hit one shot with the noodle on your right foot.
One shot with the noodle under your left foot.
One shot with your heels on and one shot with your toes on.
And you are hitting varieties all the time.
So on the course you don't hit the same shot twice.
You may hit the same club two times in a row.
But it won't be the same shot twice.
So practice how you intend to play.
So give that a go.
It will be interesting to see what comments you have.
You could try a bucket or a brick or a timber off cut.
You are limited only by your imagination.
So by utilising these simple training devices you can turn you flat range into a slightly
sloping range.
And that's got to be good for your golf.
So I hope you have a very merry christmas and a happy new year.
And all of the best for 2017.
I'm looking forward tom it.
So eh if you like my videos you can click on the Subscribe button down there.
You can get further information on my FaceBook page or my Twitter page.
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