Youtube daily report Aug 28 2017

North Korea v USA news LIVE: Kim Jong-un launches 'ballistic' missiles into Sea of Japan

Monday August 28 5:10am: Kim Jong-un writes to UN Security to complain about aggressive behaviour by the US.

NORTH Korea has written to the UN Security Council to demand discussion over "provocative and aggressive" South Korean and US military exercises, the state media reported on Sunday.

His complaints follow years of military threats from the tyrannical ruler, who has previously pledged to wipe the US off the face of the earth.

This is the latest protest by the hermit kingdom against the 10-day Ulchi Freedom Guardian Exercise which is due to end Thursday.

The Ulchi Freedom Guardian Exercise involves a total of 17,500 troops from the US, South Korea, Britain, and elsewhere taking part in exercises in Goyang, South Korea to prepare for war against despot leader Kim Jong-un.

The US described the exercises as "defensive in nature" although North Korea dismissed their claims as a "deceptive mask".

Sunday August 27 2:50pm: Tillerson says firing of three missiles by North Korea was an act of provocation US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Sunday the firing of three ballistic missiles by North Korea this week was a provocative act but that the US will continue to seek a peaceful resolution.

He said in an interview with Fox News: "The firing of any ballistic missile is a violation of UN Security Council resolutions. "We do view it as a provocative act against the United States and our allies.

Were going to continue our peaceful pressure campaign as I have described it, working with allies, working with China as well to see if we can bring the regime in Pyongyang to the negotiating table. Mr Tillerson also denied that he and President Donald Trump had misread North Korean leader Kim Jong-un when they said he appeared to be succumbing to diplomatic pressure.

He said: The firing of any ballistic missile is a violation of U.N.

11:08am: Americans tourists rush to North Korea Americans hoping to see Pyongyang are scrambling to book flights before they are banned from entering the reclusive nation.  From September 1, 2017 US passports will not be valid for travel to North Korea.

The ban was imposed after the death of Otta Warmbier, the Ohio student who was locked up in North Korea for more than a year, and who was returned to his family in a coma.

The US State Department has confirmed that Americans will be able to travel to the DPRK with "special validation".

US passports will be invalid for travel to, through and in North Korea, and individuals will be required to obtain a passport with a special validation in order to travel to or within North Korea, a spokesperson told CNN.

4am: A report from the International Atomic Energy Agency has claimed the secretive state are continuing to develop materials for use in nuclear weapons, while construction is underway to expand their facility in Yongbyon.

In a report the IAEA said: There were indications consistent with the reactors operation, including steam discharges and the outflow of cooling water, "Based on past operational cycles, the current cycle could be expected to continue until late 2017.".

Saturday August 26 10.15pm: North Korea's new video game which allows players to kill US Marines A new video game has been released in North Korea which allows players to kill US Marines, according to the country's state-run media.

The first-person shooting game, titled 'Hunting Yankee', challenges players to shoot US troops and has been branded as a sniper-rifle battle against US injustice.

Arirang-Meari, a North Korean online media outlet, reports: "The 3D-amusement entertainment program 'Hunting Yankee' is a fighting game of shooting and knocking down Yankees with a sniper gun… behind enemy lines.

"Users can perform a variety of special actions in a virtual world reminded of a cliff-hanger battle scene." 7:20pm: North Korea denounced US report accusing the regime of religious persecution North Korea has denounced a US report that accused its regime of severe religious persecution and accused Washington of trying to tarnish Pyongyang's image.

The country's state-run news agency, KCNA, said North Korea categorically rejected the report, branding it as the thing that does not deserve even a passing note." A spokesman for the countrys Religious Believers Council said the US action is nothing but a last-ditch effort for tarnishing at any cost the international image and strategic position (of North Korea).

and further fanning up the climate of sanctions and pressure against the DPRK. . 4:02pm: US military revises statement on North Korea missile test The US Pacific command has revised its initial statement that said two of the three missiles "failed in flight".

US officials have confirmed that North Korea's ballistic missile launches yesterday travelled more than 155 miles, but posed no threat to the US mainland or Guam.

US Pacific Command said: "The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) determined that the three ballistic missile launches did not pose a threat to North America.

The US Pacific Command determined the three ballistic missile launches from North Korea did not pose a threat to Guam.

"US Pacific Command stands behind out ironclad commitment to the security of our allies in the Republic of Korea and Japan."  11:56am: North Korea's latest missile test was not a threat to Japan, according to the Japanese Government.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga confirmed that the projectiles did not strike Japanese waters and said they posed no direct threat to the nation's safety.

10:10am: Kim Jong-un prepares to invade South Korean Islands Kim Jong-un is preparing his soldiers to take over a South Korean island, North Korea's state propaganda has revealed.

In a series of simulated drills, warplanes and missile launchers bombarded a mocked-up war zone. Simulated attacks on South Korea's border islands of Baengnyeong and Yeonpyeong saw paratroopers leap from planes while others swept into position on dinghies.

The DPRK state media said Kim "expressed great satisfaction" with the exercises. .

9:40am:  US 'ready to fight' North Korea The US has revealed its army is ready to attack North Korea at any time. General Vincent Brooks said: "We have the responsibility of providing military options to our national leaders.

"Exercises are a way of making the option is a ready option, a capable option.

"Being in readiness to fight tonight, if we have to, is something we will do." These latest North Korea missile tests come as thousands of US and South Korean troops are taking part in joint military exercises.  9am: US officials have claimed North Korea's three short-range missile launches either failed or exploded almost immediately.

Reporting from its Hawaii headquarters, US Pacific Command said: The first and third missiles at 11.49am (10.49pm BST) and 12.19pm (11.19pm BST) failed in flight.  "The second missile launch at 1207pm (1107pm BST) appears to have blown up almost immediately." 8am: North Korea launch 'ballistic missiles' Kim Jong-un  last night, according to the United States military.

The missiles are believed to have been launched from the North Korean province of Gangwon.  They flew for about 155 miles (250km) before landing in the Sea of Japan.

The projectiles were launched at 06:49 on Saturday (21:49 GMT Friday), South Koreas defence ministry said.

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Как я стал Бессмертным - Warface - Duration: 3:13.

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【MMD】【UTAU カバー】World's End Dancehall (mashup)【VICKYloid v.03】+VB - Duration: 3:33.

On the boundary of the world mixed with jokes

Again on that opposite side of the staircase

There is nothing good at all

Hey, shall I take that hand?

A disconnectedly stumbling dance,

Yes, will you dance it atop the altar?

Eyes dizzied in a haze,

How about it, together here?!

Get head over heels in love, breathe from your diaphragm

Jump into a intense taste, front side, flip side, big as life

Force them together, stick them over your retinas

Just give yourself to love! Want-don't-want to see you--NO!

The shrill voice fills the room

Swirling the lowest meaning

Naturally, there is nothing good at all

Now, shall we spill it with all our might?

"The meaning that is connected with short words

Without showing your face, the reason for hating it with no reason

Search and search It cannot be found, but

Angry while being embarrassed

Laughing while casting your eyes down

Like that, no matter what, doesn't matter!"

Shall we dance with a hop step?

In the corner of the world, one-two

Enjoy the feeling of having become a little dizzy

Quickly, aimlessly, seeming like disappearing

Shall we leave the next moment?

Twirl, twirl, twirl, twirling, drunk on the spinning world

Pa-pa-pa-lah, pa-pa-pa-la-pah. Wild eyes smoking steam

Pa-pa-pa-lah, pa-pa-pa-la-pah. No mistaking it, that's the Panda Hero

Space only for an onlooker

Race to pack on the final train

"There is nothing good at all,

Hey, shall I take that hand?"

Somehow different from always

I try to believe it is a trick of fate

A disconnectedly stumbling dance,

Yes, shall we ridicule it with all our might?

"The meaning of pointlessly repeatedly moving

The reason for moving your feet with the notes

Search and search, because it cannot be found

When sad I want to dance

When I want to cry, I want to dance"

That kind of selfishness is tiring!

Shall I sing sense in pop?

Before the world hangs its head in shame

Here, the note of my tightened heart

I cannot yet forget.

What a beautiful view!

The scenery visible from here

Definitely not a single thing will change,

So I crawl on the withered ground

Shall we dance with a pop step?

In the corner of the world, one-two

Enjoy the feeling of having become a little dizzy

Quickly, aimlessly, seeming like disappearing

Shall we leave the next moment?

Goodbye, farewell

I say to the ending world

Get head over heels in love, breathe from your diaphragm

Jump into a intense taste, front side, flip side, big as life

Force them together, stick them over your retinas

Just give yourself to love! Want-don't-want to see you--NO!

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Why you Shouldn't Low Level Format Your Hard Drive | Nostalgia Nerd - Duration: 8:23.

Remember back in the DOS days when we used to Low Level Format our hard drives, just

because we could?

Oh, the fun we had.

Except, we weren't really low level formatting anything, because low level formatting your

hard drive will render it useless.

Let me explain.

It would be nice if setting up a hard disk was as simple as FORMAT C: /S

But, in the early days of IBM PC Compatibles, things weren't quite so simple.

As well as high level formatting for the OS and partition creation, we needed Low level

formatting, otherwise known as Physical formatting.

Now, the term "Low level format" has been whispered from ear to ear for many a decade,

and what we may call a low level format today, is quite different from what it was.

Since the days of IDE, we can partition a disk, create new file systems and even do

a "Zero-fill" where the disk contents is overwritten with zeros.

This can help weed out bad sectors and allow your hard drive to reallocate them from a

reserve stash, it also renders any previous data un-recoverable, but not so much, low

level formatting.

Indeed the full format we ask DOS or Windows to perform simply writes the file structure

to disk - the File Allocation Table for example - and checks the drive for bad sectors, although

since Windows Vista, this will also zero fill the disk.

A quick format simply blanks the index tables of the applicable file structure, and declares

the job done.

So in reality your data is all still present, but the operating system just ignores it.

But wind the clock back to the IBM XT systems, and we encounter a different ball game.

When first manufactured a drive only has cylinders and often tracks - no sectors.

So then the original meaning of "low level formatting" was a process whereby the sectors

are "drawn" onto each track using magnetism as the "ink".

Each sector was then filled with the lowercase sigma character and the interleave factor

is set.

This is essentially arranging the sectors in the most efficient configuration possible

based on the time between sequential data reads and where the head is on the disk when

it looks for the next piece of data.

This physical format process matches up a drive and it's controller.

As every controller has it's own quirks, a controller may not be able to read a disk

formatted by a different controller, and when the first 5.25 inch hard drive came out in

1980 it required a separate controller card.

Hence a low level format was a good idea to ensure the two were getting along smoothly.

This process could usually be completed using the Advanced Diagnostics disks on XT or AT

machines, and allowed you to set a user defined hard type type with the settings usually stored

in the drive's master boot record.

The process would typically ask you for the number of cylinders, head, the cylinder to

start reduced write current, the cylinder to start write pre-compensation, interleave

factor and the maximum number of error bits to correct.

It wasn't for the faint hearted.

You can also use the DOS debug command to trigger the low level format from the controller

BIOS or even use programs such as HDTEST or Gibson Research's SpinRite, which it self

contained the standard information for lots of hard drive models.

Early hard drives also sometimes had a few unreliable sectors from the go, which would

be noted on a sticker of the drive - these were of course, the quaint, hobby like days

of PC manufacture.

But this information was useful for the low level format, so they could be marked appropriately

as unusable, in case they weren't automatically picked up from the format.

As a loose example, entering the wrong settings on a low level format could mean for example

that a 10MB drive is formatted as a 20MB drive.

This might not be disastrous, but would perform slowly and perhaps be returned as a 20MB drive

with 10MB of bad sectors in diagnostic utilities.

Once all the settings are ready, the drive heads could then perform the low level format,

restoring the magnetic image of the sector IDs as it went.

These sector IDs separate one sector from the next, and especially with older disks,

it was possible for them to fade.

This is typically what could lead to the dreaded "Sector Not Found" errors in DOS.

The data might be fine, it's just that the drive heads can no longer sense the sector

boundaries.

So, you might wonder why we don't perform these low level formats with our current hard

drives, or even hard drives from the IDE period onwards...

Well, there is a good reason for that.

The first is because these disks are "mastered" if you will, using a high enough level of

magnetic energy, that the sector IDs stay intact for a longer period of time.

15 years at the least.

The second was, in the earlier days at least, due to cost & manufacturing.

Take the ST506 drive.

Holding 5MB of data when formatted with Modified Frequency Modulation encoding, it packed about

800 cylinders on a 5.25" platter.

Fast forward 10 years and we had 3.5 inch IDE drives packing 3,600 cylinders.

But with advancement comes cost.

The ST506 drive head had to be precise enough to low level format the drive accurately and

precisely, placing sector IDs exactly, however it was possible to build a cheaper mechanism

that can simply follow sector IDs without having to place them, and this is essentially

how these new fangled drives were built.

They were also mostly formatted with Run Length Limited encoding, which could store more,

but required higher precision when laying out the drive's sectors.

These drives were therefore physically formatted in the factory and had their own on board

controllers, hence eliminating the variance between the controller and the disk layout.

So when, in 1986, IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) drives appeared, designed to be compatible

with older drives, and appearing the same to the operating system, people attempted

to low level format them, to keep them fully optimised and in check.

Unfortunately, this resulted in a horrific mess and lots of inoperable drives.

Drives then evolved to cope with this new human problem, with some just returning simple

"OK" messages to the low level format request, but actually doing nothing, and others going

a step further with a low level format actually erasing the data, a bit like the zeroing I

mentioned earlier, but leaving the sectors unaffected.

So, then, this is why you should never low level, or physically format your hard drive.

Because frankly, rather than maintaining it, it would ruin it.

Thankfully, since the 90s, drives won't allow you to low level format them, so really you've

got nothing to worry about.

But I still consider it a fascinating view back into the past, exploring the evolution

of our technology.

If you're not interested in that, then I guess well done for watching the video anyway.

Go and make yourself a tea.

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'The Algorithm' - How YouTube Search & Discovery Works - Duration: 2:02.

Hey there

Welcome to this series of videos about how YouTube Search & Discovery works.

Listen up because understanding how your videos get found

can be super helpful to your channel's success.

Let's start with the algorithm.

YouTube is a popular place, with hundreds of hours of video

uploaded each minute.

Since no team of people could ever keep up with watching all that

we rely on a sophisticated algorithm to match each viewer to the videos

they're most likely to watch and enjoy.

The algorithm is basically a real-time feedback loop

that tailors videos to each viewer's different interests.

It does its best to show the right videos to the right viewer at the right time

across the whole planet.

How do we do this?

With data!

For each video, we look at things like titles, thumbnails, descriptions

and how other viewers seem to be enjoying it.

We also look at how much of the video they're watching

if they're clicking "like" or "dislike", and how many people are commenting.

And for each unique viewer

we look at things like what the person has watched in the past,

how much time they spend watching, and what they don't watch.

Above all, the algorithm has two simple goals:

1) Help each viewer find the videos they want to watch, and

2) Get viewers to keep watching more of what they like

Now, you might be asking yourself

"OK, then how can I get the algorithm to like my videos?"

It's pretty simple: get the audience to like your videos.

That's because the algorithm follows the audience.

If people love your videos, the algorithm will surface them to others.

But where will new audiences actually encounter these videos?

In the next sections, we'll dive into six key areas

where videos are often found.

And we'll start with YouTube Search.

Do you know how it works?

Click here to watch the next video.

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Jeep Wrangler Rugged Ridge Black Door Hinges (2007-2017 JK) Review & Install - Duration: 2:33.

These Rugged Ridge black door hinges are for those of you that have a 2007 and up JK and

are looking to change up the look of your Jeep by swapping over to some black hinges.

Now these are available for both the driver's side and the passenger side, and whether you

have a two-door or a four-door, you'll be able to use these on the front or the rear

doors.

So no matter what setup you have, you can get black hinges and get that look if that's

what you're after.

Now, there are some setups that will be hinge covers that you can purchase that are gonna

save you a little bit of money over purchasing these new black hinges.

However, if your hinges have bubbling paint, if they're a little bit rusty, if they're

worn out, or if you'd rather just swap out the whole thing rather than putting on a cover,

these are going to be a pretty nice option for you.

As with most parts Rugged Ridge that are more of an appearance part than anything else,

these are going to be priced fairly, in my opinion, for what they are.

These hinges are made of a cast steel that is covered in a black powder coat finish and

they are designed to be a direct replacement for the factory hinges.

All you need to do is unbolt those factory hinges, bolt these into place and you're good

to go.

These will slide right into the tub side of the hinge without any major modifications.

This install is going to be a very simple one out of three wrench installation, and

you should be able to get a pair of these hinges installed in about a half an hour,

maybe even a little bit less.

All you need to do is go ahead and unbolt those factory hinges from your door, lay these

in place and bolt them up with the included black hardware.

You're going to need an Allen head set of sockets for this job, and you may also wanna

have a razor knife handy to scour the paint around the factory hinges and around those

factory bolts to make sure that you don't pull additional paint off when removing those

hinges.

Other than that, there isn't a whole lot of adjustment in these hinges, you really just

bolt them up and you're finished.

Like I said before, I do think a pair of these hinges is fairly priced at right around $60.

If you are looking for a replacement, this is going to be significantly less expensive

than going to Mopar and trying to source a set of hinges from them.

And of course, you are getting the black styling with this setup.

If you do wanna save a little bit of money and you're just going through the look, you

can always get those covers and save a few dollars.

So if you're looking to swap out the hinges on your JK for a black set, I definitely recommend

taking a look at these ones from Rugged Ridge that you can get right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Special Video for reaching 300 Subscribers ( Spoken | B3D - Speed Mod. #8) - Duration: 5:39.

Hey this is a special video for reaching 300 subscribers, actually more than 350.

I'm very thankful for reaching that amount of people that subscribed to my channel.

First of all I would like to give you some answers, and the first one is about

why did I never spoke in any video before,

the reason is pretty simple, English still a work in progress for me,

and it is really hard for me to model and talk at the same time,

with more practice I hope to be able to do this without those problems, the second answer

is about why my previous videos didn't had any editing at all, and that was because I

had and still have a slow internet connection, my upload rate is 60 kbp/s and if the video

gets more than 1GB, it will take a day to upload, so since I couldn't spend days to

upload very long videos I was just recording and uploading the original video file.

Now I would like to talk about the channel, when I created this channel and uploaded my

first video, I had in mind that I would like to do tutorials, but since I couldn't speak

for more than 5 minutes, I turned those tutorials into practices, and it was like a modeling

diary where you could learn techniques and stuff like that, so that's why there's

no playlist called Tutorials (at least not yet)

At this moment I'm really thinking about actually making tutorials, but to develop

a good video that you teach you something it takes some time and it has to be done right,

ever since I started to edit my videos I really care about how they look like and how they

are useful for people watching.

My main problem with the videos production is time, I focused so much in blender and

the channel a fews days ago that I left a lot of stuff to do outside the computer, and

that have accumulated a pile of things that I need to do in both environments in my personal

life and the channel, I know this looks like an excuse but it's not, this actually the truth.

I still learning how to organize myself to keep a consistent video posting.

The last thing is some changes that I will do, I'm going to be taking more time to

post videos for the Modeling Practice playlist, but they will come much more better and full

of informations, and some tutorials that I'm planning to do they will come in two formats,

presentations and blender footage, just like Andrew Price does with some of his tutorials,

I enjoy the way he makes his videos.

So that's it, the video you're watching in the background it's just me modeling

a helmet from the movie 300, it's pretty simple but I've made in commemoration for

reaching this amount of subscribers.

So Thank you for being part of this,

and I will see you.

♫ Anikdote - Life is Over ♫

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How to Remove Vocal in Audacity! Remove Singing from a Track! Vocal Remover in Audacity! - Duration: 3:49.

Hey guys, my name is Scoby, today I'm gonna be showing you how to remove vocals from a track in audacity

I'm going to be showing you step-by-step how to recreate this method before we get too far into this tutorial

I want to mention

This is not a perfect method and this will not work for all songs

This mainly works for songs that have vocals kind of in the mid to the background of a track if your vocals are very in

Front it's really difficult to remove them with this method there is some other paid software out there that will do this method much better

But of course it's paid, I'm going to be a quick example what you can expect this tutorial so you're not going in there with

Any false expectations and then I'm showing you step by step to how to recreate this method

*Original Audio*

*Edited Audio*

so the first thing we are going to do in this case is we're going to select a part of the track that we can use as a

Medium method, that we can listen to to use it before and after kind of example point so in this case

I'm going to zoom and I'm going to pick somewhere in the middle of the track like I have here. Let's just say from about

1:45 to maybe 1:50 so we have a nice little section of a track for this example

I'm going to be using the track a E-Dubble: Be a king

I'm going to leave a link to that in the description down below if you want to check out the original piece

I'm only going to be using about five seconds of this for the example

So if you like the track go check that out

what we're going to be doing is splitting this track into two mono tracks

So as you can tell right now it is a stereo track

Because there's a left channel on the top and a right channel on the bottom

to split this track we're going to be coming over to the left hand side on the track

We're going to be clicking the little drop down arrow right here

And we're going to be splitting this stereo to Mono

What this going to do, is create two separate mono tracks that we're going to be needing to affect and change

We're going to be doing is going to be selecting our bottom track by selecting the box on the left-hand side

And as you can see we only have our bottom track selected

from here we're going to be going to effect

and we're going to be adding an invert

now, what an invert does is flips the sound waves in the track

so we're going to be inverting the actual bottom mono track

now by doing this we're going to affect the audio that we're going to be cancelling out the actual vocals of the track

now like I said this will only work for some tracks

And it really has to have your audio in the middle or in the background to make this work really effectively

If your audio is purely in the front and the actual background music is in the background very quiet

This is going to be a really bad method so now that we have it inverted

We're gonna give it a listen over to what it sounds like

*Test Listen*

As you can tell the vocals are much more in the background

But we also lose some of that quality from the original sound

now one method we can do to increase the quality a little bit is to select our bottom mono track that we have inverted

We're going to go to effect and we're going to be adding a bass and tremble from here

We're going to be adding a small bass

So somewhere between 1 and 10 this really depends on your track and depends on the type of music you have

and a small treble if you wish in this case

I'm only going to be sticking to the bass because the song is kind of more bass heavy

And this will just help us vamp up the audio a little bit to make it sound less kind of flat

We're gonna Click apply it in your bass will be added and now if we give it a listen back over to where we were before

*Edited Audio Playing*

And as you can tell it kind of bumps up the audio bit without actually affecting the low quality of the vocals now the vocals

Are still kind of faintly there

But like I said this method is not perfect

and unless you want to go for some paid software

This is the best you can get

anyway guys if you enjoyed this tutorial

be sure to drop a like subscribe if you're new check out the other videos on the channel

I'm sorry. I can't make a more in-depth tutorial on how to remove vocals in audacity

This is the best kind of method you can do with free software like this

I do plan to bring out some more tutorials in the future with more paid software but for right now

I'm really liking what audacity can do and I don't really feel I need anything else

But this is great for like karaoke or most things or it really depends on the applications you're using offer

Anyway guys hopefully you enjoyed this check out the other videos on the channel

I'm also gonna leave my Paypal link down below if you want to support the channel

until next time guys as always

Keep it Saucy

peace

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BIKE24 Workshop | SRAM GX EAGLE - Duration: 4:09.

Hey, I am Andi from SRAM and today we are visiting Bike24 in Dresden (Germany)

and I'd like to talk to you about the new GX Eagle.

The burning question is of course: What are the differences between

the XO1 Eagle and the new GX Eagle? Well first of all you'll be pleased to hear

that the new GX Eagle is significantly more affordable.

Which is of course for a reason. We are using different materials,

for example where the XO1 uses Carbon or Aluminium,

the GX Eagle uses steel or cast parts.

The manufacturing processes are different as well.

A lot of parts are quite complicated to make. XX1 and XO1 for example use

a machined cassette - GX Eagle however gets a pinned cassette

from stamped cogs. Furthermore

the GX chainring (machined for XO1 and XX1)

is forged as well. Then there are quite some little details,

but in general we can say: GX Eagle offers the same performance,

the same features, the same geometry,

everything is compatible just the manufacturing processes

and materials differ.

So, let's take a closer look at the GX Eagle. As you know, Eagle was

developed as a drivetrain system. We're not just talking about a rear

mech, a cassette and a chain, but about a drivetrain system.

We are very proud of that. Development takes places in Schweinfurt,

this is German engineering. But what does that mean, that it

was developed as a system? All parts are compatible with each

other and only with each other. The cassette interacts with the chain,

the chain interacts with the chainring and of course everything is controlled

by the rear derailleur and the trigger. The GX Eagle cassette for example offers

an incredibly wide gear range - 500%. That is more or at least as much as

most 2-by drivetrains offer. So with only one trigger

and one chainring in the front you get the same gear range.

That means the fastest gear is the same and the easiest gear

for climbing is the same as well. We achieve that with 10 teeth on the

smallest cog and 50 teeth on the largest.

2017 marks the 30 year anniversary for SRAM. It all started with the Twister Shifter,

so naturally that is available, too. For those preferring a Trigger

of course that is available as well. My favourite feature of the rear

derailleur is the super handy Cage Lock for easier wheel removal.

None of the competitors offer this feature. Let's take a look at the chain:

It was significantly improved. It's all about the details of the inner link plates.

They are designed and finished super smooth. The all new manufacturing

process is very easy on materials, helping with a very quite and durable

overall drivetrain. Of course we need cranks as well.

We offer different options for different uses.

For example the Stylo if you're an XC rider looking for a light crankset

Or classic - the GX aluminium crank.

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Hi there, welcome to my channel!

Follow me on all social media links to keep up with my adventures.

I really appreciate all of your comments. I'd love for this channel to grow. Subscribe.!..It's free.

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Kellyanne Conway Complains That The Media Isn't "Forced" To Be Nice To Trump - Duration: 4:23.

Officials within the Trump White House are still furious about the fact that the media

is actually reporting the truth about what Donald Trump is actually doing as president

of the United States.

Obviously, any time the president is in trouble, Kellyanne Conway comes trotting out.

She goes to Fox News this past Friday and she laments the fact that the media is not

forced to cover the president in a positive way.

Take a look at the clip.

A couple nights ago on television, he said he wondered whether or not the president was

fit to be president, fit to serve.

If James Clapper is watching right now, what's your message to him?

It's such an absurd analysis, playing armchair psychiatrist.

It's not just him.

It's a lot of people on TV.

I remember ... I'm old enough to remember when news stations reported the news and didn't

just have a parade of pundits going out there and opinionating and rendering their opinions,

pontificating and conjecturing.

I think it leads to analysis like this because people end up with very little to say.

They're not compelled.

They're not forced.

Nobody demands that they actually report facts-

Is this over the line?

Kellyanne?

Pardon me?

Is this over the line?

[crosstalk 00:01:15]

Yes, of course, it's way over the line.

It's way over the line.

The media and other opinion leaders, they were way too afraid of President Obama and

his administration.

They're not afraid enough here, meaning they say, "Well, this is just our job to report

the facts and hold people accountable."

That's not what that is.

I won't repeat what they're saying because it gives it oxygen.

I have an idea for Kellyanne Conway and really anyone within the Trump administration.

Instead of being angry at the media for not covering Trump positively, how about you look

at your guy, Donald, and wonder why he's not doing anything positive for the media to talk

about?

Fox News is the only media outlet that covers Donald Trump positively with the exception,

of course, of Washington Post and New York Times whenever Donald Trump decides to bomb

somebody because the media loves a good war.

When it comes to what the other outlets are reporting, they're not saying anything that's

not true.

They're not out there saying Donald Trump is just a horrible human being and that's

the end of the story.

They're adding some context.

They're letting us know why they think that and they're backing it up with facts and figures

and statistics.

Now, admittedly, MSNBC does spend a hell of a lot of time talking about the Russia thing

rather than reporting on some of the real horrible things that the president's actually

doing at the moment.

Right now, since Donald Trump can't stop talking about Russia himself, they're talking about

it as well.

For Kellyanne Conway to come out and say that it's sad that the media is not forced to cover

the president positively, and then say that they were never this hard on Obama, I don't

know if you know this, Kellyanne, because you're not very bright, but you were actually

talking to a couch full of human beings who spread the lie and hosted guests who spread

the lie that Barack Obama wasn't even born in the United States, or that he was somehow

a secret Muslim.

People on that couch who criticized his every move every single day for absolutely no reason

whatsoever.

Don't you dare get out there and say that they were never this bad to Obama because

you're talking to the people who were the worst to him, who spread lies about him far

worse than anything anyone has done about Donald Trump.

The media does not have an obligation to be nice to anyone.

The media has an obligation to the American public to tell the truth.

I'm sorry that that truth doesn't fit into your little world view where Donald Trump

is king and he can do no wrong.

Because here in the real world, all we're seeing coming out of the White House is mistake

after mistake after mistake.

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Special Video for reaching 300 Subscribers ( Spoken | B3D - Speed Mod. #8) - Duration: 5:39.

Hey this is a special video for reaching 300 subscribers, actually more than 350.

I'm very thankful for reaching that amount of people that subscribed to my channel.

First of all I would like to give you some answers, and the first one is about

why did I never spoke in any video before,

the reason is pretty simple, English still a work in progress for me,

and it is really hard for me to model and talk at the same time,

with more practice I hope to be able to do this without those problems, the second answer

is about why my previous videos didn't had any editing at all, and that was because I

had and still have a slow internet connection, my upload rate is 60 kbp/s and if the video

gets more than 1GB, it will take a day to upload, so since I couldn't spend days to

upload very long videos I was just recording and uploading the original video file.

Now I would like to talk about the channel, when I created this channel and uploaded my

first video, I had in mind that I would like to do tutorials, but since I couldn't speak

for more than 5 minutes, I turned those tutorials into practices, and it was like a modeling

diary where you could learn techniques and stuff like that, so that's why there's

no playlist called Tutorials (at least not yet)

At this moment I'm really thinking about actually making tutorials, but to develop

a good video that you teach you something it takes some time and it has to be done right,

ever since I started to edit my videos I really care about how they look like and how they

are useful for people watching.

My main problem with the videos production is time, I focused so much in blender and

the channel a fews days ago that I left a lot of stuff to do outside the computer, and

that have accumulated a pile of things that I need to do in both environments in my personal

life and the channel, I know this looks like an excuse but it's not, this actually the truth.

I still learning how to organize myself to keep a consistent video posting.

The last thing is some changes that I will do, I'm going to be taking more time to

post videos for the Modeling Practice playlist, but they will come much more better and full

of informations, and some tutorials that I'm planning to do they will come in two formats,

presentations and blender footage, just like Andrew Price does with some of his tutorials,

I enjoy the way he makes his videos.

So that's it, the video you're watching in the background it's just me modeling

a helmet from the movie 300, it's pretty simple but I've made in commemoration for

reaching this amount of subscribers.

So Thank you for being part of this,

and I will see you.

♫ Anikdote - Life is Over ♫

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Steve/Tony ▪ their story - Duration: 4:17.

S: I've seen the footage the only thing you really fight for is yourself

You're not the guy to make the sacrifice play to lay down on a wire let the other guy crawl over you

T: I think I would just cut a wire

S: You know you may not be a threat, but you better stop pretending to be a hero.

Clint: You're betting your life on that?

T: I'm betting my life on all of you

S: Stark, you know that's a one-way trip.

T: How were you guys planning on beating that?

Red Skull: You are just a fool in a machine, Stark!

T: I'm just a man in a can.

Falcon: What do we do, Cap?

S: I can't just leave my team.

Not in the hands of Tony Stark.

T: We need you, Cap.

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This Morning's Eamonn Holmes KICKED OUT of the studio by Rylan Clark - Duration: 2:07.

This Morning's Eamonn Holmes KICKED OUT of the studio by Rylan Clark

The disgruntled presenter was rushed out by Rylan to make room for guest presenter Geri Horner, who was joining Rylan for the bank holiday edition of the show.

In the opening skit, a disgruntled-looking Eamonn is removed from his dressing room, being swapped for several cardboard cut-outs of the Spice Girls. A large Union Jack sticker bearing Geris name was stuck over Eamonns name.

And Rylan told viewers that he specifically requested to work with Ginger Spice. MOVE!: Rylan kicks out Eamonn.

ANNOYED: Eamonn is pushed out. Because its the bank holiday, the bosses said I could work with anyone that I asked for, he said.

So its about to happen, my dream has come true. Geri seemed thrilled to be presenting on the programme, telling Rylan how much she loved him. Im such a big fan, she said.

HERS NOW: Geri replaced Eamonn.

LITTLE AND LARGE: Rylan towers over Geri. I watched This Morning for years – when I was pregnant, when I nursing my baby, Ive always loved it.

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Drama - Duration: 0:25.

If I will throw the ball in one direction

damn

He will not bounce to the other way

What if...

What a

DAMN

SANDWICH

DIMOOOOON!!!

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ভয়েস পরিবর্তন করুন খুব সহজে। যেমন খুশি তেমন How to change my voice - Duration: 8:31.

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5 Ways To Be A Mentally Strong Introvert - Duration: 6:06.

5 Ways To Be A Mentally Strong Introvert

Like extroverts, introverts are a diverse group.

Introverts include both shy and outgoing personalities, but they all tend to share a common trait.

Specifically, introverts need time to relax and recharge after being in a stimulating

environment.

Introversion is simply a personality trait.

But in a world that seems to cater to extroverts, many introverts struggle to find acceptance

(from themselves and others), balance, and inner peace.

In this video I'm going to show you 5 ways to be a mentally strong introvert.

Before we start, make sure to like this video and subscribe our channel so you won't miss

any interesting update in the future guys.

So, here are the five ways for introverts to stay mentally strong and tackle common

workplace challenges.

1.

Focus on your strengths.

Contrary to popular stereotypes, introverts aren't anti-social loners who loathe interaction

with the outside world.

Introverts possess a treasure trove of strengths.

They write beautifully, think deeply, and draw energy from authentic conversations and

meaningful relationships.

They listen to what others say, soaking up different perspectives and forming well-rounded

opinions.

Because of their reflective natures, introverts tend to see the world in a unique way.

Unfortunately, introverts often try to stifle their natural gifts and act just like their

extroverted peers for the sake of "fitting the mold."

Instead of hiding what makes you special, be thankful for your quiet strengths and channel

them to make a difference in the world.

2.

Tackle your weaknesses.

As an introvert, you may want to move your career to the next level and make a bigger

impact.

But you may also feel anxious about taking on a more visible role, dealing with office

politics, or speaking in public.

When should you take the leap and tackle your fears?

The answer is simple – for the sake of a goal that you genuinely care about, or for

the sake of something you really love.

Figure out what's important to you and if anything is holding you back.

Then take small, steady steps to overcome your fears.

If you hate networking, read books about small talk and practice your conversation skills.

If you fear public speaking, join your local Toastmasters.

Slowly build your comfort level, and congratulate yourself for being brave enough to put yourself

out there.

Mentally strong introverts have the potential to stretch themselves when (and if) they really

want to.

3.

Socialize in small doses.

Introverts typically enjoy socializing in intimate settings with just one other person,

or a few friends or colleagues.

Because they are highly sensitive to their surroundings, introverts may shy away from

large parties and noisy environments.

They tend to prefer low-key dinners and evenings at home with friends and family.

To maintain your equilibrium, socialize selectively.

Attend events that you enjoy and that build valuable connections, but don't feel obligated

to be the life of the party.

Focus on chatting with a few people, and do what you do best – ask insightful questions,

make meaningful connections, and be genuine.

Mentally strong introverts enjoy authentic connections with others, and they know how

to shine in their own unique way.

4.

Retreat when needed.

If you're an introvert, you've probably experienced the "overload point" – that

moment when you feel overwhelmed by external stimulation and desperately crave an escape,

a quiet moment to be alone with your thoughts.

Mentally strong introverts take regular breaks before they reach their "overload point."

Whether you're at a big conference, networking event, or crowded party, allow yourself to

retreat to the bathroom for a few minutes when you feel frazzled.

If you've had a hectic week at work, spend your weekend however you like – even if

you simply want to read a book in your pajamas, retreat into your favorite hobby, or stay

in on a Saturday night.

By investing in self-care, you will maintain your sense of inner balance and renew your

energy levels.

When you escape from the world (even for a little while), you may discover inspiration

and brilliant ideas when you least expect them.

5.

Let it go.

Introverts tend to be thoughtful and have exceptional powers of concentration; they

can focus on a single task for long periods of time.

However, an introvert's strength can turn into a weakness if it becomes unbalanced.

The introvert's tendency to be thoughtful and focused can also mean that introverts

get lost in their heads, dwelling on their perceived failures or getting stuck in repetitive

thought patterns.

Mentally strong introverts learn when to let it go.

If you're overthinking a situation and going around in circles, try to snap out of it.

Leave your desk, and grab a cup of coffee or snack.

Meet a friend for lunch, exercise, or go for a walk outdoors.

By changing your environment, you'll get out of your head and regain valuable perspective.

By learning to move on, you also avoid over-analyzing the past and free your mind to enjoy the present

moment.

Well, that's the 5 ways to be a mentally strong introvert.

Really cool information isn't it?

Please do share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to give us account subs and watch other amazing videos on our channel.

Thanks for watching!

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Read-A-Thon Wrap Up! // Dear Martin, All American Boys, Genuine Fraud, etc! [CC] - Duration: 13:06.

alright I'm a little late to this video but booktubeathon, read-a-thon, wrap up:

let's go. the first book I read for the booktubeathon this year was Genuine

Fraud by E Lockhart and this I guess fulfilled the challenge of hyped book,

though a lot of these books could. I basically just really wanted to read

this. I don't really want to explain what Genuine Fraud is, I mean, it's about a

person who is a genuine fraud and it's kind of a mystery. it's a murder mystery.

it's got a lot of weird stuff going on, but as with We Were Liars, for instance, I

think it's better to go in this into this one with very little expectations

or knowledge on what's gonna happen because it's just kind of a wild journey.

I think lovers of We Were Liars will really like this book it's got that same

sort of unreliable narrator going on, or maybe untrustworthy narrator is a better

way to describe the one in this book, it has the same not quite linear structure

and page turning intrigue and loss for words ending. it doesn't have the same

emotional impact that I feel like We Were Liars does, but I'm pretty sure I tore

through it just as furiously as i tore through we were liars and it's fun. it's

not great. but it's fun. the next book is another hyped book a book with a person

on the cover and a book about someone who's quite different from me and that

is Dear Martin by Nic Stone. Nic Stone is amazing, I met her at Book Expo and I

thought I think she's just awesome. she's so much fun and this story is great. the

only blurb my arc here really gives is"Justyce is a good kid, an honor student,

on his way to Yale, so why is he the one in handcuffs?" At the start of this novel,

you have a situation where he's trying to help his drunk white girlfriend off

the road and like he's being a good ex-boyfriend and a cop sees him and

thinks that he's drugged the girl and basically he gets arrested for helping

and it's this really awful situation and he is traumatized from it and the rest

of the book kind of deals with the aftermath of that, as well as tons of

other situational daily racism he faces. what I really liked is that toxic

relationships are called out, like his best friend is constantly telling him

that his ex-girlfriend is not worth it and she's toxic and unhealthy and I love

that. especially you don't see a lot of guys calling out their other guy friends,

really. I feel like it's a lot more common for

girls to do that, but I love like bros who care for their other bros. I think that's

awesome, you don't see that a lot. I love the classroom discussions that go on

this book. I love discussions on allyship and

where to make your voice known and where to amplify other voices and things like

that. I just think it's such a short novel and I think it does so much good.

I'm sure this is going to be tied in a lot with The Hate U Give and I do

think it gives another side of The Hate U Give. This comes out- oh, I should say

Genuine Fraud comes out in September, I'm not sure on the exact date but I'll put

it on the screen now. this comes out in September, this comes out October. I think

it's mid October again I'll put it on the screen. pre-order it, it's so good. the

next book was another one that I really loved. I did not love it at the start, but

I grew to really love it and that is Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone.

this another book about character who's different from me and that is because

Samantha in this story has purely obsessional OCD and also really bad

anxiety that kind of manifests differently than my own. this is a story

about a girl in high school who again has purely obsession OCD and she's

friends with all the popular girls and so she's always had to hide that from

everyone around her. she often gets really consumed by the darkness inside

of her head and it's overwhelming and she has to take a step back from

everything. at the start of a new school year she kind of gets drawn in to this

poetry reading club and she grows to find a family there and also a romance

and it's really great. I say that confusedly because the first half of the

book I was kind of frustrated. she's friends with all these quote unquote

popular girls and they're all just really mean and I I never understand why

like, our main characters when you read from the perspective of main character

who clearly doesn't like their friends or, just, doesn't

understand why their friends are so mean but continues to be friends with them

and I get in high school it's hard you kind of fall into these groups and

especially when she has all these other problems going on with her life, it's

easy to just stay with people who love and support her even though they don't

know her whole story. I get that, but I was just like why do you like these

awful people? why were you ever friends with them?

because they sound like they've been bad from the start. it's just about kind of

finding an outlet that makes you feel like you're most yourself,

gives you somewhere to channel all of your feelings and emotions and

experiences, and it's really great. I love that. I love when people kind of find

their second homes and second families with other people and find love and

passion in certain activities, so I think that was a great element. there were a

lot of like big twists in this that were pretty wild, that I didn't see coming. I

actually got a lot of similar vibes to Made You Up by Francesca Zappia, so if

you liked that one I recommend trying out this one. I really liked it and I

can't wait to read more from Tamara Ireland Stone cause I did like her

writing. the next book I read was a book that I bought because of the cover more

or less, I picked it up because of the cover and then I read the summary and I

thought it sounded great, but look at this beautiful cover I'm in love it's so

gorgeous. and also it's blurbed on the front by

Paul Beauty who wrote The Sellout, which i really liked and read that earlier

this year so I basically knew this was gonna be great and it's about someone

who's different for myself, so multiple challenges. it follows our main character

Thandi, or Thandi, I'm not entirely sure I'm pronunciation, I got mixed feedback

when I tried to look it up, but it's T-H-A-N-D-I, and it's a story of her. she's

mixed-race, her mother is a coloured South African and her father is a

light-skinned african-american so it deals a lot with race and also not

really knowing your place cause when you're mixed-race it's kind of hard to

know which, you know, which group you're more- your closest to, I suppose, and she

deals a lot with that. she's very aware of her privilege because of the fact

that she is lighter skinned and she also is very aware of her multicultural

background and that's really explored. you follow her on her journey from

childhood to adulthood as she navigates what it means to be a black woman in

America and but also kind of a light-skinned woman in South Africa and

how different those experiences are. it deals with the loss of a loved one and

motherhood and love this is a story ultimately I feel like about grief. I

feel I think at the front half of the novel it's a lot more about race and

what that means. this is not a biographical novel, but it does closely

follow her own life, so I kind of feel like it balances that in a really

interesting way. it does deal with grief. if you are grieving over a parent, it

might be quite a hard one to read, but it is beautiful so I will

mention that. the next book I read was my read entirely outside challenge and that

is Unboxed by Non Pratt. Unboxed is he story of four teenagers in England who come

together after a few years apart, following the death of one of the best

friends. in the past they had put together a time capsule and hid it at

their old school and after the death of one of their friends they decide to

excavate it? Unbury it? it's not buried really but they decide to find it and

reopen it together again. this is another story about grief it's really quite sad.

it's very short and like the margins and font are quite big. this is actually, I

think, the book that I wrote in for bought because of the cover, because I knew

nothing about it, I just bought it because I thought it was gorgeous. this

was a very short but very emotional novel. again, it talks a lot about grief

and losing a loved one especially when you're so young and that that loved one

you lost was kind of one of the people really keeping them together. her name is

Millie and she was really the glue of their relationship. she was the one who

constantly kept in contact with everyone even when I everyone moved away and it's

just kind of what it means to these people coming out of that. the main

narrator in this book is also a lesbian which is really cool because I didn't

expect that going into it and it wasn't hugely talked about but it was something

that she was dealing with, like coming out, and things like that. It talks about

toxic relationships and kind of the effects that toxic relationships and

constantly being in them has on people. there's a lot about family. it does it

does a lot in a very short amount of pages. I thought it was really sweet. this

is the first Non Pratt book I've read, but I think I'll be reading more. the next

book was an audiobook that I listened to and is All American Boys by Brandon

Kiely- Brendon Kieley and Jason Reynolds. All American Boys is told from the

perspective of two different boys, one black and one white, and kind of just

explores the differences between them. right at the start of the book, the main

character who is black is in a convenience store and this weird

situation happens where basically the police police come in and think he's

stealing a bag of chips and they beat his ass for it. the main white character

witnesses the whole event and also knows the cop very well. the cop has been like

a brother to him since his father passed away so it's it's really hard because it

follows the white character knowing that this is

wrong, but also knowing that this is his family and not sure where to stand on

that and it's a really interesting book. essentially, it's just the story of

Rashad and Quinn discovering that racism is so prevalent whether or not they want

to admit it or see it. it's about police brutality and risking

everything to change the world, or at least change your community, for the

better and it's it's incredible. it's so good.

I think the audiobook was done really well, it was told with two different

narrators between the two boys perspectives, which is really interesting.

and yeah, it's great. I feel like in 2017 this should be required reading. what I

really like about All American Boys, as opposed to a Dear Martin or a THUG, for

instance, is that it doesn't focus on like the court case as a whole. what it's

mostly focusing on is the community that these boys live in and how the community

itself is changing, not so much about the repercussions for the cop himself, which

I feel like made the book a little less stressful, because it's like when you

read THUG or read Dear Martin, it's just-- you get so angry about it and this one

you get really angry, but then you also feel comforted by the fact that so many

people are learning and growing because of the situation, so I did like that

element. I thought it was a nice, different take on it, so I super

recommend it. also I don't mean to just like, lump together all these stories

about police brutality, I just happened to be talking about them both

this week anyway. the next book I read is Two Boys Kissing by David Levithan and

this is a story it's narrated by a generation of gay men who died because

of AIDS. they look down upon teenagers in modern-day and see the same conflicts

that they had to go through and narrate. it's kind of like a like a Greek chorus

kind of narration over the differences that they face. I didn't find myself

super connected with any of these boys in the story, like the specific stories,

but I did feel myself rooting for them. this deals with sexual assault and

homophobia. I like that it showed healthy relationships, but also unhealthy

relationships, and fear, but also love, and change. it dealt with coming out and

whether or not you should come out, or in certain situations, things like that. the

stories all felt really real and authentic. I think this is a great read

for people who are gay or heterosexual, adults, or teenagers, whatever.

it's so beautifully written. David Levithan-- The Realm of Possibility by

David Levithan was one of my favorite books growing up and this is no different. He has

beautiful writing. while I didn't connect to the characters as much, I think this

is such an important, great book. my camera battery is dying so I'm gonna try

and talk about this really quickly. this is the last book that I technically

started, this is my eighth book that I technically started during the

booktubeathon, so I'm gonna talk about here and that's You Know Me Well by

David Levithan and Nina Lacour this takes place during Pride Week in San

Francisco and it's these two characters, or I guess a few characters who all go

to the same high school but they're not really friends until they like meet up

at this bar and then they have this wild week where all these things happen. I

don't even know how to explain it, it's basically it's just a really fun story

about friendship, and love, and falling out of love, and finding the people who

are right for us and also talking a lot about chosen families. Kate and Mark are

the two point of views it's told between it's just the story of the two of them

finding each other at the right time and helping each other through this wild

time in their lives during Pride and talking about like their futures and

things they love. I think they're both like junior/seniors so they're all

thinking about what's next. it's fun, I didn't love it. I didn't love their

writing as much as I usually love writing between both of these authors,

but it was a good time. I think I gave it like 3.5 stars, so it's fun. I

like- I like to have read all of their works, so I'm glad I read it and that's

it! I completed all of the challenges. actually, no I didn't complete all the challenges

cause I technically finished the last two books a day late but that's just because

I had tons going on during the booktubeathon, so I would have completed

them if I had like three days I was solidly booked, so I consider it a win,

even though I finished technically like 12 hours late, but whatever it was a

great time. thank you for coming to my Twitter sprints, if you were there! I had

so much fun hosting a Twitter sprint. like, that was the most fun I've had in a

very long time, like talking to so many people about reading, it was awesome and

that's all for me! my camera is gonna die, so I'll see you next time, bye!

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Today we are in Maasholm

It's quite empty...

Some guy surfs really well out there.

You can stand mostly everywhere.

And today...

Harness and...

waterstart.

That means I will do some faceplants.

You gotta learn.

This is a wonderful 6.1 sq. m. sail.

A 125... uh...

something... surfboard.

An mast protection.

Because my father doesn't trust me to keep with his stuff.

Made it into the water.

Wind is unsettled.

Ööh...

Ok.

I stand!

Boy, this is FAST!

This is fine.

Into the harness!

There is a buoy!

Gotta do an evasive maneuver!

That was close!

This is fine!

I gotta stop!

I don't know how!

You can stand here!

Holy Moly...

This was the farthest

I have ever been.

Alright, I'm surfing back again.

Though this sucks against those waves.

Like halfway. No wind anymore!

Oh there!

I fell off a bit...

and had to run back again.

Wind is quite good.

Let's see if I manage to start again.

if I can get on the other side again.

Excitement

This is fine.

Harness! (attached or something)

This is fine.

Nine!

Nine!

Nine.

Manure.

Wind is coming.

Now, now, now. Come on!

Give me wind!

Bluah, so I came all the way back

I'm tired.

Okay, let's go out there.

There is no wind, nothin'.

It's all out there.

Well?

Come on.

Now. Now, now, now.

Now!

Nine!

Blrrbr, I can't fathom it, blubblb.

Blubaaah, no way.

30 seconds later

Come on.

Come, come, come...

Come!!!

Bluah, manure.

50 seconds later

1 minute later

And I went all the way up here!

2 minutes later

The wind... blurgabl... the wind

Come plueeeeze!

3 minutes later

5 minutes later

Now, come one!

Wind, wind, wind, wind...

Okay, here we go.

Don't f*** it up. (twice)

I'm f******* it up! Nine!

Next try! Next try!

Made it!

There we go!

Now there we go!

Now I got wind!

Now it's fun.

Manure! Boah!

Ooh! Now the harness!

First try

Second try

Third try

Number 4 worked

Now let's try front camera.

Let's see how this works.

A bit low, right? But wasever.

Now waterstart

Beachstart

Everything else. No wind. Doesn't matter!

It does matter. This doesn't work.

Doesn't work without wind.

Let's hope I can glide.

Let's hope I fall off, fall off!

Harness

No, not yet.

Second try. There is wind over there.

*There was*

Dude.

It slaps nicely hard (coll.) but it could do better.

There we go!

Here it's better.

Now it really slaps really.

Hard

Alright, I'm done

*giving up*

Well, we are back. Batteries are almost empty.

We made it.

*dog stuff*

After surfing we always get some food.

Alway tasty over there in the harbour.

There are good, good, good things.

Fresh, uhh... with bread.

Tasty bread with fish. Vitamine B12.

That's healthy and good for your skin.

We always get smoked eal.

Smoked eal!