Hi There!
It's the 1990s,
and boy are we in for a ride!
So strap up and get ready for an adventure.
The 90s started off with a bunch of failed console attempts or consoles that never even
took off outside of Japan.
The Amstrad GX4000 looked like it belonged in a hospital than in your living room, every
single game of the NeoGeo AES's cost around $200!
The NEC TurboGrafx never even left the Japanese soil, its many additions just sped up its
inevitable fate of obscurity.
The SEGA Master System II was a re-issue of the original Master System
Think...slim and light versions of our current consoles!
Some handheld console attempts were made to fend off the Nintendo Game Boy,
NEC and SEGA both tried, in the form of the TurboExpress and the Game Gear.
Both consoles failed miserably due to short battery life and lack of original content
for both consoles.
Although SEGA couldn't penetrate the handheld market, Nintendo was losing some of the NES'
market share to the Blue Team over at SEGA, after the release of the Genesis in 89'.
Nintendo were like, nope.
We need something better, they thought.
I know, let's SUPERsize it.
Here comes the SUPERRRRRR NES.
Nintendo's first 16-bit console, released to win back that stolen market share.
Nintendo's initial shipment of 300,000 units sold out within hours of its retail availability.
Now Nintendo has regained its throne as the leader of the Japanese console market, a huge
part of Nintendo's success was that it still maintained its strategy of licensing third-party
developers to produce and distribute video games
and retained its key developers from the NES days
including Konami, Square, Capcom, Tecmo, Enix, and Koei.
SNES brought us the first version of the epic Super Mario World that has been a staple with
every Nintendo console ever since.
While the next couple of years carried some consoles and some additions to pre-existing
ones that most people will have never even heard of.
Some examples are The NEC TurboDuo was another CD/Game card hybrid,
the ATARI LYNX II was the 2nd version of Atari's failed handheld console of the 80s,
SEGA released the SEGA CD, a CD add-on for the Genesis which brought minute improvements
but it did give us Sonic CD and Dark Wizard.
The Philips CD-i was the outcome of a multimedia deal gone wrong between Sony and Nintendo
that Nintendo backed out of in favor of Philips and released this abomination.
In 93', The Fujitsu FM Towns Marty was a Japan-only console but was memorable as being
the first 32-bit console sporting a CD drive and a hard drive which was pretty advanced
for the time.
A Genesis/SEGA CD combo called the WonderMega was released around the same time, it packed
a multimedia encyclopedia and Karaoke capabilities, it lived in complete obscurity, until just
saw it ever existed at all!
Marketed as the first 64-bit console on the market, the ATARI Jaguar was released in test
markets in 1993 in New York City, with a limited library of games due to game development difficulties
and lack of internal development from ATARI's side, add to that poor sales and a cumbersome
controller that's as big as some of the handhelds that were on the market at the time.
It was a recipe for eventual failure and 250,000 total sales when it was discontinued in '96
proved that even more.
93' was a year with a lot of TECHNICALLY SUPERIOR consoles that aimed at competing
against console market veterans, SEGA and Nintendo.
One of those consoles was the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer or 3DO for short.
Its hardware specifications were so ahead of its time, no one even knows for sure why it
did not catch any traction.
It was manufactured by Panasonic, then Sanyo then GoldStar; with each manufacturer reducing
its price relative to its previous iteration.
It launched at a $699 price tag from Panasonic, dropped all the way to $399 when it was launched
by GoldStar, who are LG now BTW!
It sold a total of 2 million units at the time of its discontinuation in 96'.
93' was the year Nintendo and SEGA decided to release smaller, lighter versions of their
hit consoles the NES and GENESIS.
And 93' doesn't stop spitting out consoles left and right.
The Commodore Amiga CD32 was very successful in Europe but never even launched in the US
due to Commodore's legal troubles.
Even though it had awesome features, that should've put it with or even ahead of the
competition in some aspects but unfortunately failed after a short while with the release
of other CD-ROM based consoles on the market and was discontinued in 94' and Commodore
filed for bankruptcy and that would be the last we would see of Commodore ever again!
Nowwwwwwwwww we have a rather interesting year, you know when a company's desperate
to get market share that it keeps pushing out consoles onto the market like a freakin' flood.
That's what SEGA did in 94'
The Multi Mega, a Genesis/SEGA CD combo, costs $399.99 and could work off batteries so more
money could be drained away…mmmmm..PASS
The 32X, an expansion addon to the Genesis that was marketed as a low cost option to
play 32-bit games but instead split the market in half and eventually was discontinued the same year
The Pico, one of the earliest dedicated educational video game consoles, targeted at children
aged 3 to 7 year old, was considered a success in Japan as it stood till 2005 selling
3.4 million units at the time of its discontinuation.
The Mega Jet, an airline-only handheld game console that was a portable version of the
Genesis, you could rent it aboard Japan Air Lines flights, and it was released later in
retail in Japan.
Aiwa Mega CD, nobody knows how this came to be and no one even knows how much it cost
to buy this abomination.
It's a CD player and Mega Drive all in one but did make a difference in sales.
NOPE!
Technically not a video game console, the Pods is another SEGA attempt at owning a larger
market in the US.
SEGA then releases the Saturn, its first 32-bit CD-ROM based video game console that was released
by the end of 94' in Japan, it was a successor to the successful SEGA Genesis.
It was meant to compete against any console that would be released by Sony or Nintendo.
Unfortunately for SEGA, the Saturn did not do so well in North America and by the release
of Sony's Playstation in late 1994 and the Nintendo 64 in late 96', the Saturn fell
into a rapid decline and SEGA lost market share as fast as they gained and it was eventually
discontinued in 98'.
By the end of 94', the most famous franchise of video game consoles is born, Sony releases
THE PLAYSTATION.
Did you know that we would have never had the Playstation had the deal between Nintendo
and Sony back in 86' not gone wrong.
The Playstation originally was meant to be a CD-ROM addon to the Super NES but a fallout
between Nintendo and Sony ended that deal and prompted Sony to develop its first console
thus we have to this day, THE PLAYSTATION!
It sold over 2 million units in less than 6 months of its release in Japan.
Sony's Playstation helped usher in some of the key gaming franchises we have till
this day such as Tekken, Resident Evil, Rayman,
Gran Turismo; which is BTW the best selling game on Playstation
and many more of the old franchises saw new life with Playstation,
such as (Final Fantasy, Castlevania, Metal Gear).
A commercial success it got re-released as the smaller PSone and stayed in production
way after the release of its successor the Playstation 2 in 2000, with the PSone being
discontinued in 06'.
In '95, Nintendo released the Virtual Boy, it was 32-bit, had widescreen capabilities
and basically could be considered the founding father of current Virtual Reality or VR gaming
but unfortunately due to dwindling sales and not meeting the sales target, by 96' it
was discontinued.
Up in the sky, It's a computer, it's a console, it's an edutainment system, no
it's the Bandai Pippin!
Actually no one knows what this was intended to be, it is actually the only console ever
released by Apple (Yes, you heard right!, iPhone X Apple, released a console!!)
Nintendo, being the competitive company that it is, released the Nintendo 64 it brought
Analog control to the masses and was the home of many of the best-selling games of the time,
Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time, GoldenEye 007, and Mario 64.
But it was Nintendo's first console to clearly lose.
It still used expensive carts that had limited memory while the competition, the Playstation
used CDs that could store vast amounts of data and was easily mass produced with less
of an investment from the publisher.
Eventually selling 32.93 million consoles, compare that to the 102.49 million units that
the Playstation sold, you kind of get an idea of how the Nintendo 64 clearly lost!
The Game Boy pocket was released in 96' having the same features as the original Game Boy
but came with a sharper true black and white screen, was smaller and lighter and
used AAA batteries instead of the AA used in the original.
A lot of people wanted a Game Boy they could play in the dark, and Nintendo listened,
Let there be Light!
Game Boy Light was released in early 98' and had an electroluminescent light that could
be turned on or off but went back to the use of AA batteries instead of AAA batteries used
in the Pocket version.
Speaking of slimmed down versions of consoles,
Nintendo quietly snuck in a smaller version of the Super NES to the market
with no Eject button or an Expansion slot.
SEGA also released a more slimmed down version of its Genesis called Genesis 3.
10 years dominating the market with the Game Boy, gamers wanted something new, more advanced
and appealing, Enter the Game Boy Color, oh blessed color, where have you been, it was
backwards compatible with all original Game Boy games and came at a critical time when
the Pokemon craze first hit the North American audience.
On 9-9-99, SEGA's final attempt at a gaming console was upon us, the SEGA Dreamcast, though
it was officially dead two years later, it was a memorable console, it came with a modem
for online play, fancy memory cards with their own controls called VMUs, and had a bad ass
launch lineup.
It brought us the first 3D Sonic the Hedgehog game called Sonic Adventure and boy was it
a treat to play...
and brought us the Arcade favorite,
Crazyyy Taxi.
It eventually caved in the face of the PS2 due to Sony's marketing hype building up
to the PS2 launch and sales of the Dreamcast unfortunately never met SEGA's expectations
despite many price cuts and promotions and in 01' SEGA discontinued the Dreamcast and
officially signed out of the consoles manufacturing scene and restructured itself as a third party
video game developer.
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(Music)
RAMA: I mean, he's a big man,
for starters, I mean,
he's a big man.
But he never really ever makes
you feel that you are here
and he is here,
regardless of the title
that he has.
LEILA: If you mentioned Dean Munson,
everyone gets a smile
on their face, and be like,
"Oh yeah, like Dean Munson's
like the coolest guy!"
HOLLOWAY: He's got a really strong
sense of what's needed for a place
to achieve that next level
of achievement, of greatness.
HUANG-SAAD: I was really surprised
at how one person can make
an entire organization
feel welcome.
SCHLISSEL: Well, Dave spent an
outstanding decade as dean of our
school of engineering,
and he really took it from
being a very good school,
to being an outstanding school.
GALLIMORE: He understood where
the college was at the time,
and where it needed to go next.
HUANG-SAAD: So, he had the vision
to actually establish three different
interdisciplinary programs.
HOLLOWAY: International experiences,
entrepreneurship,
and multi-disciplinary design.
GALLIMORE: You don't come up
with that just by sitting
in your office
and reading email.
You do that by getting out
and learning the environment,
but also, being knowledgeable
about what's out there.
HUANG-SAAD: And then what he did
was he empowered people
to enact that vision.
HOLLOWAY: Building that really
great team and giving them
the freedom to
exercise and to implement
that vision.
GALLIMORE: He brainstorms,
which means that
the ideas are not just his.
HUANG-SAAD: And it becomes
a collaborative effort, as opposed
to something that's dictated.
GALLIMORE: His vision is our vision.
And so, we're all rowing
in the same direction accordingly.
KENDALL: Dave is a real
big picture person,
and I think very attracted to
collaborative, interdisciplinary enterprises
on all different fronts.
HOLLOWAY: He really did think about
the university as a whole.
He thought about how
the College of Engineering
could play into the institution.
GALLIMORE: He brought in
other deans as collaborators
to a degree we hadn't seen before.
WOOLLISCROFT: We really thought
that it would enhance
not only the research,
but very importantly,
the education.
KENDALL: One of the reasons
Dave got involved was,
well, certainly his own
love of the arts.
But also, I think he recognized
the tremendous opportunity
for his discipline.
HOLLOWAY: We like to see
engineering as one of the
schools of creativity at Michigan.
It's next to Art and Design,
it's next to Music, Theatre and Dance,
it's next to Architecture
and Urban Planning.
That kind of integration
of those units was something
that when Michigan created this
north campus,
that was sort of the dream.
And no one had ever made it real,
Dave made it real.
KENDALL: Dave brought,
along with all
of his other attributes,
a real sense of fun to our work.
GALLIMORE: He takes the work
very seriously, but he doesn't
take himself too seriously.
So, there's a lot of laughter,
a lot of joy, a lot of fun.
But, we get a lot of
really good work done.
LEILA: Sometimes he's more
formal and more official
because he has to be,
but he's still the same caring,
compassionate person.
RAMA: He's a deep thinker,
I must say.
And that I think is something
which I really, really,
really grew to admire.
HOLLOWAY: He's just so completely
student focused, it's crazy.
LEILA: He wanted to work
with the students
and be an advocate
for the students.
WOOLLISCROFT: Dave believes
to the core
in the academic values
that he talks about,
of educating future leaders.
HOLLOWAY: Helping them achieve
their aspirations,
that's really I think what
makes him a great educator.
RAMA: He has been one
of the most instrumental
and influential mentors
that I've had.
And I know that my journey
to getting to where I am now
would not have been possible
without him.
GALLIMORE: He also appreciates
the incredible role alums
do play,
and it's beyond philanthropy,
but it's about being a network.
I think he views
alums as being part of a
family if you will,
of any
higher educational institution.
KENDALL: I always knew that
some lucky institution was
going to end up with Dave Munson
as president.
HOLLOWAY: President is a
terrific and perfect role for Dave.
RAMA: I think he's going
to be a phenomenal,
phenomenal president.
And I say that unreservedly.
WOOLLISCROFT: This is an all-in job,
being a dean or being
a university president,
and Dave's wife Nancy will be
a superb partner.
LEILA: Nancy's one of the most
dynamic people,
funniest people
I think I've ever met.
GALLIMORE: Yeah, Nancy's a hoot,
she's a great complement
to Dave.
She's also a people person,
a lot of fun, a lot of energy.
LEILA: She just really makes
you feel welcome
and she just has this
contagious smile
that you can't resist.
RAMA: She is such a
giving soul.
Loves to just
connect with people,
and loves to connect with students,
and appreciates diversity.
WOOLLISCROFT: She is a really
excellent partner
in all that Dave did as dean,
and will similarly be
a superb partner
as he assumes his
university presidency.
SCHLISSEL: A president has
to look both inward
and lead the inside
of the university,
and then look outward.
Project the university's image
to alumni, government leaders,
people in the Rochester community
And all of those,
Dave would be outstanding at.
LEILA: He always has some
vision or some idea,
and that combined
with his ability to just listen
and see what the students,
or the faculty and staff,
what they want
and what they need.
HUANG-SAAD: Because every
organization is different,
and he'll adapt
to what the fundamental features
are of RIT that you will
never want to change.
But he'll also help lead you
to a path that I think will
bring a lot of success.
bring a lot of success.
WOOLLISCROFT: His leadership,
his presence will make him a
his presence will make him a
superb university president.
RAMA: It is the
coolest thing.
And I say that from the
perspective of,
for all the students,
for all the faculty,
for all the staff who are
at RIT, they are just going
to be blown away
by his charisma,
his style,
his size,
his ideas.
And his ability
to transform his ideas
into a reality with people
around him.
I don't think RIT knows
what they're in for.
what they're in for.
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guys welcomeee
guys welcome back to my channel i know that its been....
a long long long long
LOOONG time that i've uploaded anything
someone even asked me 'is she still alive?'
and yes, i am alive
glory to god aleluia
well if you dont follow me on social media
i moved to mexico city its been already
yeah about over a month now
and a lot of things have happened already in this period of time
firstly..... ( i cant talk today lol)
so i lived in japan for almost 4 years
and i shared all of this here with you guys in english
and now im in mexico
i dunno, i kinda wanna upload videos in portuguese now
so if you like that give me a thumbs up (btw, occasionally i'll make english videos and there will always be eng subtitles)
so if youre wondering why i moved to mexico in the first place
i signed a contract with a mexican model agency
and the contract is for a year
so within the next year i will be based here
and the actual reason i moved here is because i want to start making music
i've been meeting a lot of great people who are involved with music
in and out of mexico actually
and its something i've always loved and liked
my younger sister also sings, i'll leave her channel below so you can check her out
i've been loving mexico though the people are amazing
they're.... how do i put it....
they have really warm hearts
they really remind me of brazilians
i mean it must be the fact that they're also latin
also i found mexico city to be pretty safe in comparison to what people had told me
like the first thing my mum told me when i said i was moving to mexico was
'laura are you crazy, its like hella dangerous'
like not at all, in comparison to brazil its calm
i walk around calmly without worrying too much
i mean obviously i should be careful at night and certain areas
its tranquil and ok
now, if you know about the most recent news..
about over a week ago we had a really big earthquake in mexico city
actually we had two within a short time apart
the first one was 8.1 but it didn't have any major damage
only the electrical cables fell
i was in the car with my friend when the first one happened
and it was a really bizarre feeling
because i lived in japan for a long time and i always felt them
and its not that im ok with it, but i got used to feeling them
it was really weird feeling the car shift from side to side on the street
and there were loads of people standing on the roads
but when that first one happeend the only thing affected were the cables and they broke and fell
and yeah, thats dangerous
but like, no major damage
and then last week we had the second one at 7.9
and this one was really scary
i was here in my apartment, i live on the 6th floor
i remember i was on a phone call with my dad
like 'yeah dad everything is great, i'm loving mexico'
and from nowhere my friend starts yelling earthquake and that its shaking
and i felt it at first and was like, ok it's shaking a little
and then it got really strong
thankfully i had my phone in my hand we just ran out of the apartment
ran down six flights of stairs
it was chaos cause everyone in the building was also running downstairs
and the entire thing was shaking from side to side really strongly
like i even dropped my phone cause i couldnt find balance
and my heart stopped for like....
for a few seconds for real
i had never experienced anything like this before
and thankfully
thankfully nothing happened to our building
no cracks at all
because there were a lot of buildings that collapsed...
a lot of people that passed away, a lot of people who lost their homes
and during the past week i haven't been able to sleep properly
every time i try to relax and sleep a slight panic came over me
because...what if there's another one? cause there were a few after shocks
after the second earthquake that caused damage i stayed over at a friend's house
cause she lives in a house so its like... easier to escape
but it was such a huge shock and an experience i've never had in my life
like even like last night when i try to sleep my heart and mind just can't fully relax
the day the earthquake happened, me and some friends went out to help at night
we helped to take out the rubble from the collapsed buildings in hopes to be able to rescue those trapped
and helping with anything that people needed, like goods
we helped the next days with food/water and helping to distribute to the areas that needed it the most
one thing that really impressed me was how united mexicans were in helping each other
at one point we would head to the help centers offering any help
they would tell us that it was saturated with help that they didn't need any more
and that they had lots of donations, that they had more than necessary
it was really nice to know that
and im not scared to carry on living in mexico because if anything is meant to happen, it happens.
i can't run away from situations, from living.
at this moment im just trying to get back to a normal life
my agency reopened the other day
and slowly things will pick up and try to have a normal pace again
and we have to try to move on
my hair is still pink and im really happy that my agency let me keep this color
and also my piercings
but what news do you guys have to tell me ?
what kind of videos would you like to see from me, anything in particular with mexico?
leave a comment here below!
or head over to my instagram and leave me a comment there too
dont forget to follow and subscribe and until next time loveliesssssssssssss
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this is how to annoy your boyfriend 101 hey everyone its Adrienne and a welcome
back to my channel I'm so excited for today's video if you guys are new here
click the subscribe button down below and also click the belt right next to
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me know you have a mod in today's video I am going to be showing you guys my top
favorite and also the top most secretive iOS 11 features now I was actually a
little bit late on the iOS 11 train I simply didn't realize it came out as
early as it did I was slightly embarrassed I feel like I should be on
top of this kind of thing but the point is that I have iOS 11 now and that is
all it matters in the intervention there are a lot of features of iOS 11 that a
lot of people don't know exist so in today's video I will show you guys all
of those secret features as well as my favorite new features kind of how to
maneuver them and so on if you guys didn't know I have a vlog Channel it's
behind the scenes of my everyday crazy weird random life so you guys should go
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shoutouts on my blog channel so go be sure to subscribe and hit the bell there
and you guys will get shout it out alright guys without further ado without
further ado I like can't talk to Ed don't know I hate but without further
ado let's get into it so obviously a first and foremost you guys we have the
new feature on iOS 11 they can screen record your phone without it being
plugged in I know if you guys have watched my previous videos I'm always
having it plugged in screen recording on my laptop but now I can just do it right
here and I have actually added this widget to my control center I will show
you how to do that later on in this video but I'm gonna go ahead and start
recording I think this is so awesome obviously for people like me but also
for anyone else who wants to show someone any
on their phone now I will say my number one kind of critique is that it has this
red bar at the top I don't love that for my purposes with these videos but it's
not the end of the world doesn't really matter it's way easier
than doing them on my computer and saving the file etc so the next secret
feature that I don't think a lot of you knew existed because I didn't know and
if I didn't know then no one knew just kidding but it is actually the ability
to enter flyover mode in your favorite cities on Apple maps now your pilot what
do you mean by that well it was funny when I first
downloaded iOS 11 I actually clicked on Apple Maps and I said oh nothing is that
different okay looks pretty much the same like no big deal
hmm I was mistaken so they have this really cool mode called flyover mode
where you can actually get a virtual 3d tour of your favorite cities in the
world so I'm going to type in London England because that is one of my
favorite cities ever you type that in it gives you the option of flyover you
click on flyover it basically takes you to a 3d version of London oh my god and
oh okay so if you move your phone around it moves for you Wow my hand is really
shaky so that in itself is really cool like I'm just looking down on
Westminster Abbey that's unreal because I was just there and that's really cool
but to take that a step further if you click start city tour it gives you a
straight up 3d tour of London and it'll do this for any major city it'll kind of
swoop in to very important landmarks or buildings and give you the name of those
landmarks and it's awesome it really feels like you are there which i think
is so cool the technology of this is just incredible so as you can see the 3d
buildings don't look perfect but as they get closer in on them they start showing
more and more detail so I just thought this was a really really cool feature
see that building that's actually what that building looks like
let's do Los Angeles that's flat over baby okay so they're obviously showing
just downtown which is cool but I mean I don't
but that's still really cool the one thing not accurately represented the
traffic oh my god every single building has a helicopter pad on the top another
feature that I think is pretty cool on Apple Maps although I don't think I'd
really use it much its one-handed zoom so right now if you want to zoom you use
two fingers but if you actually double tap and then on the last tap hold your
finger on it and swipe your finger up or down you can zoom in so you go tap tap
zoom in zoom out zoom in zoom out that's like cool I don't think I would use it a
whole lot but I guess if you're trying to one-handed zoom there you go the next
secret feature I thought was so random and cool and totally would come in handy
is to have a left-handed keyboard or a right-handed keyboard so this is mostly
I think handy if you have like the seven plus or the eight plus and your fingers
can't quite reach to the other side if you're trying to text one-handed so what
you do is you click on the smiley face emoji button but you press and hold so
you use 3d touch press and hold and then as you can see it gives you the option
of a left keyboard or a right keyboard so we're gonna push the right and as you
can see it just kind of squishes the keyboard over a little bit so that you
can more easily reach all of the keys and then the fact that you can do the
other side if you're lefty I just think that's pretty neat and I bet a lot of
you didn't know that existed now everyone knows that the control center
for iOS 11 looks a lot different let's take a look at it so you swipe up and
obviously it has a totally different look all of these things are 3d touch
which i think is so cool you've got your night shift
you got your sound you've got your flashlight it has like four levels of
brightness now which is pretty cool you bought your timer which you can just set
right from here which I also think is cool you got your camera and you can
take a selfie record video so everything's just a lot more accessible
my favorite part of this control center is the fact that you can turn on cell
data right from here because I'm someone who when I go on Wi-Fi I turn off my
native altogether so that I'm not like using both the other really cool thing
is that I don't think a lot of people realized you can actually customize the
widgets that are in this control center normally what shows up are just these
widgets and I added these bottom two so how you add those is you
to your settings you go to control center and then you click customize
controls and from there you can pretty much add any of these things that you
want to add and if you add them up top so say we're gonna add my notes and my
magnifier if you then go to your control center as you can see it added notes and
magnifier so I think that's really cool the next new iOS 11 feature that I'm
sure you did know existed is that if you take a screenshot on your phone it now
just lets you immediately access and edit and markup this screenshot this was
a very smart move on Apple's part because I think that usually when people
screenshot things unless they're just saving something for their records they
normally want to immediately use it to either send someone something or show
someone something like that so I think that it is so cool that you can just
immediately have the screenshot right here you can click on it you can mark it
up all you want you can add text signature magnifying anything like this
an arrow oh that's cool so there were like dots and you can literally make the
arrow go anywhere you want make it be any color that is so neat so that's
another really cool feature it's not so secretive I think a lot of people
figured out that that exists but one of my favorite features on iOS 11
my next favorite kind of update is on notes itself so if you guys have noticed
if you go to create a new note there are so many new things that you can do you
can create a table where you can make a chart you can add to-do lists you can
change a bunch of things in terms of you type you can add bullets dashes numbers
you can have bold underline strikethrough any of that kind of stuff
you can add little tasks step one step two this comes in handy for grocery list
or to-do list because you can simply check them as you are done which i think
is so cool I did this in the grocery store the other day I was like I was
like I always loved them baby and other than that you can add a photo
right to it that's really attractive by now you can
scan documents out of sketch you can draw all over yourself
obviously there are so many things you can do and you can figure them out and
it's awesome the next thing the iOS 11 added is a password manager I still wish
that this was kind of a better but basically as a website will prompt you
for a password your phone will have remembered your password if you choose
to let in a previous time so I'm just gonna try to log in to this random
website when you click password you can click on passwords and it'll have
remembered your certain password so obviously like I don't have this what
particular website on it but pretend it was Google you would have my password
right there you could just click on it and insert it which i think is actually
definitely really cool but I'm still trying to get to know it to its fullest
potential let me know if you guys have used this and if you think it's handy
I'm sure it is handy and probably very secure I know a lot of people who use
third-party password apps such as LastPass and things like that so I'm
curious what you guys think about that one the next feature that I'm obsessed
with is on live photos you can now select a keyframe from the live photo
that you want to be the actual photo so this happens pretty rarely but when I
was at playlist live this guy took a photo of my friends and I off throwing
confetti into the air now the live photo wasn't really cute when it actually took
because we were kind of blurry but as we went through the live we always were
like dang we wish we could screenshot this because it looks so much cuter like
right in the middle when we're like and so now you can hear is the actual photo
we are talking about so as you can see it is like not super cute right there I
mean it's pretty cute but there are some cuter moments within that photo and so
what we wish is that we could get a keyframe and now we literally can so say
we wanted that to be the keyframe or that to be the keyframe
it's really easy now to make it the default so that I just think is like so
nice because it's cool doing the live photo especially if you're taking a
photo of something with movement like that the next new feature on iOS 11 is
storage and how they lay it out so that it's very easy to manage your storage
and to make sure that you aren't running out of storage basically it shows a way
more specific breakdown of how your storage is being used and it also gives
you recommendations so you can actually set your phone to be like Auto deleting
old text conversations you can have them optimize photos and it also will show
you which apps you never use and which ones are taking up the most amount of
data so you can really manage it a lot better so as you can see it's
recommending that I optimize my photos and then I Auto delete old conversations
because I can save 2.8 one gigabyte it also shows me like for example
GarageBand I never use it's taking up 1.5 gigabytes
I don't know if I can delete that but this is just cool because it has a
really specific breakdown of kind of every app so messages it says old
conversations are worth two point eight one of my gigabytes which means
conversations I probably haven't had in like six months to a year or longer so I
just love that it tells you that now I think that it's so handy and it'll help
you free up a lot of space my next favorite feature is that you can send
text with this new feature called echo so as you know if you press and
hold the send button the iPhone has always had these send with slam loud
gentle invisible ink so this is what echo looks like it basically sends a ton
of text with your same text and then this is spotlight it looks kind of cool
we already had balloons we had confetti and we had send with love lasers but I
don't think well we did have fireworks I don't think we had shooting star unless
we did you can correct me if I'm wrong don't think we had celebration again I
might be wrong but my favorite one for sure is echo this is how to annoy your
boyfriend 101 the next cool feature for iOS 11 is type 2 Siri now I find this
feature slightly pointless because I think that Cirie's point is to make
things more convenient and easy so you can talk to Siri that way you don't have
to like type into Google you can just say hey Siri blah blah blah
so type 2 series for people who don't like to talk to Siri outloud and want to
type to her but again I find it kind of pointless because you could just if
you're gonna to Siri you may as well just type into
Google especially because series sometimes like isn't even that helpful
so I don't really see the point and the last feature that I think is really
really cool and I don't think people knew this it's called Wi-Fi sharing so
say two people are in an apartment one person has the Wi-Fi password the other
person does not if they go onto their phone to try to log into a Wi-Fi your
phone the phone that has the Wi-Fi password already will then prompt up a
message that says would you like to share this Wi-Fi password with so-and-so
and you can say yes and then they will automatically be connected to the Wi-Fi
so this is super nice for people that have really long and confusing Wi-Fi
passwords like everyone ever and I believe you probably have to have your
bluetooth on I'm not positive about that but I did think that's really cool and I
don't think a lot of people realize that so next time you're with a friend and
you need to share a Wi-Fi password try turning on your Bluetooth and seeing if
the person with the password gets a prompts on their phone that asks them to
share with you or you guys so those are my top favorite and some secretive iOS
11 hack and not hacks oh my god I'm so used to doing hacks feature just let me
know that you guys like this video by giving it a thumbs up and remember to
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I will loudly do more videos on stuff like this I know that the more I have
iOS 11 and I'm going to be getting the iPhone 10 the more I have those the more
I will have to share with you like this was only a fraction of the features that
I found that we're really cool and a lot of them you probably knew and some you
didn't know so I hope you guys enjoyed this I will see you in my next video
thank you so much for watching me and remember to check out my blog channel if
you're interested in that and that's all I got
I'll see you guys next time
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YouTube Creators for Change | Film Maker Muslim - DALAM SATU (ONE IN DIVERSITY) - Duration: 9:59.
The May 1998 riots were a racial riot against ethnic Chinese that occurred on May 13th-15th in Indonesia.
Most took place in Jakarta, Medan and Surakarta.
During the riots, many businesses, shops and homes were destroyed by the crowds,
mainly belonging to Indonesian citizens of Chinese descent.
Hundreds of Chinese women were raped, persecuted and killed.
After these riots, many Indonesian citizens of Chinese descent left Indonesia.
Four years later…
Alhamdulillah!
Is there anything else, Dit?
No. I double checked. I gave the spare key to the neighbor.
Who's driving first? -I will!
You are probably still tired from driving to pick me up. - Thanks! 13 00:00:47, --> 00:00:47,000 Bismillah!
<i>Glory unto Him Who created this transportation, for us,</i> <i>though we were unable to create it on our own.</i>
<i> We belong to Allah</i> <i> and to Him we shall return.</i>
ONE IN DIVERSITY
Hello, my friends, how are you? May God always bless you.
It's difficult getting a signal here, so I thought this letter would be the best way to contact you.
Come over to mine, let's have fun, like we did when we were teenagers.
I'm including my address in this letter.
I hope that the tragedy in our country hasn't ruined our friendship.
Do you miss Erwin?
You're the one more like a brother to him, Radit,
I bet you miss him more than I do.
Getting tired? I can drive if you want.
It's okay, Ramdan. We can switch after we get to the rest area and pray.
If you insist.
Erwin?
Honey?
Erwin, what are you doing?
Tidying up. My friend's coming over today.
What friend? Do you think you still have any? None came to our wedding, remember?
Well, our wedding was far away from the city. What's the matter?
It's been four years since you sent those letters.
If they were really your friends, you would have already heard from them.
And you wouldn't be tidying up the guest room every day like you are doing now.
They'll definitely come. I know it.
Not long now until we get to Erwin's.
I'll just ask where we can pray.
Hello. Is there a mosque nearby?
Yes, right over there. -Thank you.
Dit! Over there.
Okay!
Peace be upon you and Allah's blessing.
Peace be upon you and Allah's blessing.
Ramdan, can you recite the Iqamah?
I think I'll pass.
Are you sure?
I can recite the next prayer. Is that okay with you?
Allah likes us to enjoy our prayer duties.
I'll wait in the parking lot.
Allahu Akbar.
Here you go.
Drink? No, I'm fasting.
Seriously? You never said! If I had known, I would have driven here, Radit!
I'm so sorry! I thought you weren't fasting today because we were on a road trip.
It's cool, bro.
Why don't you have lunch before we get back on the road?
No, I'd feel bad eating when you're fasting, I'll fast with you.
Give me the key! I'm driving now.
[name of mosque]
Is this really his house?
According to the map and the address, yes, this is the one.
Hello! Excuse me.
Hello? Is anybody home?
Can I help you?
Does Erwin live here?
Oh… yes, hold one, I'll just get him for you.
<i>Honey?</i>
How are you, my friends?
How are you? We've been desperately looking for you everywhere!
I escaped in 1998 when the riots were happening.
It wasn't safe for me to be in Jakarta. I didn't have anywhere to go.
Erwin, you can come to us, we are your home!
Oh, it's Adhan prayer time. You two must be fasting, right? I almost forgot.
Well, Radit is fasting, I'm not.
We can still break the fast together, fasting or no fasting! 78 00:07:04,883 --> 00:07:06,885 Come, I've prepared dinner for us ll.
Really? -You did?
I even made sure the butcher said "Bismillah" as he was preparing the meat.
You never change.
Come on, let's eat. Enjoy!
Erwin, I think it's better if we do our prayers before dinner.
Sorry. I totally forgot. It's hard to find a mosque around here.
So, where can we pray?
Follow me.
Come on!
Here you go. I've got clean prayer mats for you.
Thanks, Erwin.
Which way do we face?
Oh, hold on a moment.
You face that way. -Thank you, Erwin.
No worries. I will wait downstairs for you two.
Thank you. -Thanks, Erwin.
Let's start.
I had no idea where you guys lived, so I sent a letter to our old address.
If the owner hadn't tried so hard to find us, your letter would never have reached us.
It's amazing that the old man still remembered you, Erwin.
I think it's hard to forget three troublemakers like us!
He could never forget us!
<i>My friends, you know that</i> <i>differences are inevitable.</i>
<i>More than that, they are a blessing</i>
<i>for people with great souls</i> <i>and big hearts to enjoy each other.</i>
<i>My friends, we have known each other a long time,</i> <i>our differences have never been a problem.</i>
<i>Because I have realized</i>
<i>that we will always be different,</i> <i>and as long as we continue respecting one another</i>
<i>and cherishing one another.</i>
<i>My friends, we will always be One in Diversity.</i>
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Farming Simulator 17 JM 680SD Gravity Wagon - Duration: 11:45.
HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video I will Transport corn using The JM 680SD Gravity Wagon.
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I'M GIVING AWAY A $5 AMAZON GIFT CARD!!💰💸🤑 - Duration: 1:04.
hey guys welcome to VlogStix and today I have a special event I will be doing a
giveaway of a $5 Amazon gift card and yeah what do you guys might be one of
the lucky winners so the way to enter is to like this video subscribe to my
channel turn on those notifications so you can see every time when I upload a
new video and put down in the comments below saying you did that and you might
actually have a chance to win and I'll reply to you if you want and it will end
sometime between December 1st through December 7th or so I'll try to do it
then unless I'm not available because I have school and stuff but yeah I'll try
to be available I might not have because of Christmas break and I'm not sure I
don't think it starts - later so thanks guys for watching if you want to win do
those steps and as always peace out!!!
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Stuff #1 | Randomness extraordinaire | Nub stuff - Duration: 12:22.
Oh hey I didn't see you there!
I get lonely in the writing these things so I would like to know , How was your day?
Oh yeah...You can't talk to me if I'm in here...
You might be asking yourself what I do in this place.
I do potatos ¯\_ツ_/¯
I just think about life since it is sort of meaningless...
Its like fear can still rule over the world and with only courage , it is meaningless , you must have fear for courage to be useful.
Its boring here and this guy won't let me out.
I'm sorry to be wasting your time , but what do we do after death? Rot? Heaven? Is religion just a thing to blind us that we will just rot in the ground?
But what can I say , I'm just a program . I'm fine since I'm PROGRAMMED AND I AM DESIGNED TO BE USEFUL.
Did you waste your time up until this point?
I just dropped my hot pocket , Stepped on a Lego brick , sat on my nuts and stubbed my toe, I am in pain , 1 like = 1 prayer for meh toe , balls, and my feet.
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Weight loss success - Duration: 2:43.
Are you trying to achieve your ideal body and you're still not getting there
and you don't understand why, so if that is you I totally resonate with you
because I went through this from secondary school up until about five
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want because this has been my life's journey. This has been the journey that
I've been on since secondary school when I went and saw Sandy in Grease and
thought, ''Wow she looks amazing, I want to look like that'', and then forever
trying to just find out why I couldn't lose weight. I hardly eat much
food and I think actually it was eating such a little food, that your mind makes
you want to eat food because you want to survive, food is survival after all. It's
all about the emotional reasons as well, and why you turn to that
food when you know really shouldn't eat it. It's the mind going from pain to
pleasure and it's finding out what happened in your life; what's in your
background has made you make those decisions you are making today. It's the root,
the reason and the cause of why you're holding on to weight. So this is exactly
why I'm here to help people because I know it's such a struggle. There's so
much information out there, there's meal replacement drinks or diet foods. To
be honest none of it worked for me, it was all about choosing real nutritious
food, full of vitamins, minerals and nutrients. I found this out by
curing my son. My son from one years old to six years old, had chronic issues with
his stomach. The doctors couldn't find out what it was and I spent years
looking into food and helping him finally be free of it. I did this by
taking out everything but choosing real natural food and this is why I post a
lot about food because it is key. So if you would like to work with me I
can help you find out in your mind why your subconscious chooses what it does and
actually allow you to let it go. Then you take on these new habits; you
choose you want, then it's important to you. This is exactly how I did it and
how I help my clients and how I can help you. So look around this video, there'll
be a link here you can just look up a 15-minute appointment with me and we can
have a chat and I can tell you more about how I work. I look forward to
speaking to you soon, take care, bye.
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HILLARY CLINTON CRITICIZED TRUMP ON TWITTER, BUT BENGHAZI HERO KRIS PARONTO HAD AN EPIC RESPONSE - Duration: 2:05.
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