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Cool!

Alright, we're done!

Yeah, this is your new hairstyle!

Thank you so much.

Hi, my name is Mickie, and this is Hair Me Out.

Today, I'm cutting off all of my hair.

Before we get into it, don't forget, subscribe below.

So, today I'm going to be getting a short bob, and then on the backside, I'm going to

be getting an undercut – maybe with a design.

My two best friends are my main inspiration for getting my hair cut this short.

They both recently cut off pretty much all of their hair, and I actually helped one

buzz her head.

Those were pretty daring decisions, and I kind of want to try something like that on

my own because I never have.

I'm most excited to just try something different because I really don't do anything different

with my hair.

Like, a friend has told me before, "Your hair looks boring, like, you always keep it

the same way."

So, I'm excited to try something new.

So, now I'm going to head over to Spoke & Weal to get my hair cut.

So, we're gonna do five mini ponytails so you've just got easy to hair to bring with

you to donate.

Has anybody ever asked you to stop partway through a haircut?

Can't remember anytime recently where that's happened.

Here we go.

Ready?

Yup!

So, I think my first experience getting a shorter haircut was when I was about five-years-old.

I got, basically, the Dora the Explorer cut.

People would call me Dora because I looked like her.

So, I just got into the routine of cutting it really short, waiting a couple years, cutting

it short again, and I really haven't deviated from that ever.

Today, I'm trying to do something a little bit more creative, a little bit more daring.

The undercut will be a big change from what I've had in the past.

There's our weird little pre-cut.

Serving you guys full-on Dora right now.

I've broken at least two hair brushes off in my hair before, so...

Like the handle just breaks off?

Yeah! Yeah!

I love how the big chop isn't even like, what I was nervous about...

Like, this part, now – I'm getting kind of nervous.

The shaving?

Yes!

I've never gotten my head shaved in any way before, so I'm kind of scared.

I don't know how that's going to feel or if it's going to look okay.

Like, I don't know how that's going to look when I pull it back,

so that's a little bit scary.

Oh, my god! That's crazy!

Doesn't it feel like a little animal or something?

My hands are expecting like – it's like a phantom hair kind of thing going on.

I think with short hair you can get away with a lot more.

I feel like if you have shaved hair, it kind of like, lends itself to more edgy looks,

but I don't think that my like, makeup and clothing aesthetic is really going to change.

Half the time, I just kind of grab what's clean anyways, so...

Even though this haircut it totally out of my comfort zone, I'm so glad I tried it

because I love the way it turned out.

The undercut is definitely the most shocking part of this transformation, and it's something

I'll have to get used to, but even though it's different, I feel like myself.

Who knows, maybe this will give me the courage to do something even crazier next time.

Hey guys, thanks for watching.

Let us know what you want to see next in our comments right below.

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Do Insects Feel Pain? - Duration: 7:08.

Inés: Some time ago I made a Halloween special about cyborg beetles, which explained how

scientists had applied their knowledge of how the nervous system and the flight muscles

of insects were connected to be able to make them fly using remote controlled electrodes.

It was definitely Halloween-worthy research, and there were some very insightful commenters

who wanted to know more about the ethics of performing such an experiment on insects and

whether insects were capable of feeling pain.

So with these questions in mind, today I'm joined by the wonderful Alie from Neurotransmissions

[Alie: hi!] and we are going to be exploring all things relating to insect pain and neuroscience!

[intro animation by Caro Waro and Cristina de Manuel]

Inés: The short answer to this question is that currently scientists do not have to clear

any ethics forms in order to experiment with insects and based on current research, it

is likely that they do not experience pain in response to harmful stimuli.

Nonetheless, I'm sure you appreciate that this is a very tricky ethical topic and that

there is a lot more to it to arrive at this conclusion.

So first of all… what is pain?

Alie: Well, in basic terms, pain is defined as physical discomfort caused by illness or

injury.

From a neuroscience perspective, pain is a sensation generated by our brain, usually

when it receives stimuli that it interprets to be a sign that something is potentially

causing harm or danger.

The type of nerve that transmits these signals are known as nociceptors, which comes from

the latin nocere, "to harm", meaning they are indicators of harm.

Inés: Think back to any time you lent on a radiator that was too hot, got your finger

jammed in something or accidentally brushed a nettle - the painful feeling you felt was

originally transmitted by a nociceptor.

However, our experience of pain is a bit more complicated than that.

Alie: Pain per se isn't just the signal transmitted from the site of the injury by

nociceptors.

It's a combination of the injury signal and the brain's reaction to that injury.

So when you feel pain, it's both the physical response to the injury, and also the emotional

response generated by your brain.

We don't understand everything about the process of pain in humans, precisely because

it is an individual and internal response.

Some of you might be familiar with trying to explain to a doctor that you experience

pain, and being disbelieved due to a lack of obvious external symptoms, which doesn't

negate the fact that the brain is generating the sensation, and so you're feeling it.

This makes understanding pain, suffering and distress in other animals even harder, but

it's an important question in bioethics and in the field of animal welfare, because we

don't want to cause other animals distress.

Inés: Indeed!

And it's currently impossible for us to know exactly what another animal's experience

is in response to a stimuli, and whether the way they process the world is in any way similar

to ours or not.

However, the best we can do to tell if an animal is in pain is to look out for external

signs that could indicate distress and pain in the animal.

Alie: For instance, from the examples Inés listed earlier, you might shout out loud when

you burn yourself, or nurse a nettle rash and avoid using the affected hand to prevent

further pain.

These are signs that we can recognise as pain in humans, and we can observe similar reactions

in most vertebrates.

Inés: The most common sign of pain in animals is lameness, which is generally an abnormal

gait that minimises contact and pressure between certain body parts and the ground.

Other signs could be licking, scratching or rubbing an injured site or vocalising when

approached or when the painful area is touched, as well as other changes in normal behaviour.

Alie: While we observe these behaviours in response to painful stimuli in vertebrates,

most invertebrates don't show the same behaviour.

When an ant loses a leg, or when a beetle is turned into a cyborg, they don't display

characteristic signs of lameness, nor do they alter their behaviour after the injury or

experiment.

It's worth clarifying that not displaying certain external behaviours doesn't necessarily

mean that an organism isn't experiencing pain.

Some animals might learn to hide their pain well to avoid being seen as vulnerable and

getting targeted by predators, and I'm sure we've all successfully hidden a headache

from our peers.

But even bearing that in mind, it's unlikely that insects perceive harmful stimuli in the

same painful way as we do, due to their external behaviours and their substantially smaller

nervous system.

It's difficult to say how "aware" insects are - of themselves and the world around them.

One could argue that their nervous system just isn't complex enough to both signal

an injury and generate an emotional response to it.

Inés: Nonetheless, research into pain and nociceptors is ongoing.

Whilst most invertebrates don't require ethical clearance to be used in laboratory

experiments, cephalopods do as they are known to be intelligent animals and they do experience

pain.

There have also been plenty of studies suggesting that basic nociceptor responses may exist

in some insects.

For instance, Drosophila larvae thrash violently in response to being poked with a hot and

piercing stimuli of a needle.

However, this may simply be an innate response against a potential sting from parasitoid

wasps that are attempting to lay their eggs inside them, and exhibiting such an avoidant

behaviour will increase the larva's survival by reducing their risk of being parasitised.

Therefore, one could expect such a behaviour to evolve and become fixed.

However, this does not necessarily mean that the larvae is distressed or experiencing pain

in the same manner as we may do, but is rather performing a reflex.

Alie: Likewise, there's been inconclusive research indicating that lobsters and other

crustaceans, which are phylogenetically close to insects, may experience pain.

They have opioid peptides, which mediate pain responses in vertebrates, and display certain

aversive responses such as flicking their telson when being boiled alive.

The truth is we do not know conclusively whether they do experience pain or not, but in Switzerland

they elected to legislate for lobsters to be stunned or knocked out prior to boiling

them.

Inés: And regardless of whether an organism experiences pain in the same manner as we

do or not, I will always advocate for treating living organisms around us with respect.

We believe that torturing or mutilating animals for entertainment or because we expect them

to be suffering is still sadistic behaviour due to the intent behind our actions, regardless

of whether the organism affected is experiencing pain or not.

In any case, I do hope we've been able to provide further insight into the complexity

behind this question - insects probably don't experience pain, but due to the very nature

of pain itself, we might never know for sure!

I'm also curious to know - what do you think about this topic?

Also, given you've made it this far I take it you're interested in this type of question

which means that you should go check out the video we made over on Neurotransmissions'

channel, which is all about whether insects have brains or not - I mean, what even is

and isn't a brain?!

So for more cerebral content, go head over there and please let us know what your brain

thinks about it.

And as always, thank you so much for watching us and I'll see you in

the next one - bye!

Alie: bye!

Inés: claps

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Secrets That Weren't Discovered In Games For Years - Duration: 5:33.

In the age of the Internet and data mining, it's almost impossible for in-game secrets

to stay hidden for long.

But every so often, Easter eggs, cheat codes, and surprises avoid discovery for many, many

years after a game's been released.

[Beep beep bloop]

Let's uncover a few game secrets that remained hidden for an unusual amount of time.

Saving Silent Hill 2

In 2018, fans of Silent Hill 2 discovered a few secrets that make gameplay a whole lot

easier.

Unbelievably, it took seventeen years to find these hidden treasures.

In the original Playstation 2 version of the game, released in 2001, secret button combos

let the player access a "save anywhere" option and a mini-map feature.

"How do you know about that?"

Sure, they're helpful tools, but you can only access them after getting to the notoriously

weird "dog ending."

By the way, that ending is only available after you've completed the game a few times.

So why would anyone need a mini-map or a "Save Anywhere" option after they've already won

the game?

"None of your business."

It's just one more mystery in the puzzle box that is Silent Hill.

Resident Evil 4's cardboard cutout

"So nice you could join us, Mr. Scott Kennedy."

There's no shortage of intrigue, secrets, and surprises in Resident Evil 4… but you

probably missed the game's deepest, darkest, weirdest secret.

Are you ready?

It's a cardboard cutout of a random man!

No one discovered this bizarre detail for twelve years.

In order to see the man, you need to aim an enhanced rifle scope in the opposite direction

of where you're supposed to be looking.

It only works from a specific angle on a specific platform.

"I see you've been doing your homework."

You'll probably need to turn up the brightness of your screen to pick the image out.

And once you do, it's all... rather anticlimactic.

"What is this?"

"Come on, let's go."

GTA V is the bomb

With a world as big as Grand Theft Auto V, it's not surprising that you can find tons

and tons of secrets.

One of the game's worst-kept secrets is that you can unlock a bunch of cheats by dialing

a number on the in-game cell phone.

Those magic digits let you lower your wanted level, unlock all the weapons, gain invincibility

- all pretty typical cheat code stuff.

But one cell phone code remained hidden for years.

Dialing 1-999-367-3767 connects you to something called "Black Cellphones", causes an explosion,

and changes your cell phone's color.

[Explosion]

The code may have been patched in at a later date, which would explain why it took so long

for players to find.

Whatever the case, it's totally bizarre.

BioShock's warning shots

[Screaming]

The classic 2007 body-horror game BioShock is full of secrets, including a secret reason

why the shootouts are so memorable.

In September 2017, BioShock's Creative Director Ken Levine posted this gem on Twitter:

"First shots from an enemy against you in BioShock always missed… that was the design,

think it got fully implemented.

No 'out of blue!'"

"No, no, no, no!"

That means the player actually gets a heads-up before battle, unlike most games.

You're still ambushed, but you have more time to react and live out some "action hero" moments.

We're glad to know this… even if it took ten years to find out.

[Screaming and gunshots]

Behold! The Black Monolith

It might look cute and retro, but 2012's Fez is full of truly mind-bending puzzles.

To progress through the game, you rotate the 2-D world in 3-D space, which makes some of

the later puzzles extremely challenging.

[Explosions]

One puzzle perfectly encapsulates the innate cruelty of Fez.

Behold the Black Monolith.

Beating Fez opens up a new "Game-Plus" mode, which allows you to view the world in first-person.

In that mode, the player can see the black monolith when they stand in a specific spot.

The Fez community was able to brute-force their way through the puzzle in a matter of

hours, after coming together and cataloguing their random button presses.

But for years, the REASON for this specific solution mystified players.

Some people were convinced the solution had to do with an obscure poem featured in the

game that's written in a secret language, but the true logic behind the solution still

remains unconfirmed.

Maybe it's better that way.

The first Easter egg

In the early days of home consoles, it only took nine months for the very first Easter

egg ever hidden in a game to be discovered, and it was hidden for a very good reason.

It's alleged that Atari didn't want programmers to receive credit for their games because

they might ask for royalties or be headhunted by rival companies, so many creators of iconic

games just went anonymous.

Talking to Critical Path, former Atari programmer Warren Robinett explained it like this:

"They wouldn't let us get any public recognition."

This lack of official acknowledgement inspired the very first in-game Easter egg, which appeared

in the classic 1980 game Adventure.

It's even where the name "Easter egg" comes from.

A hidden screen late in the game, accessed only by performing a specific set of moves

and picking up a grey pixel, proudly announces Adventure was: "Created by Warren Robinett."

A 15-year old kid discovered the screen 9 months after Adventure was released and alerted

Atari, but Robinett had already left the company.

Manager Steve Wright likened the secret message to "finding an Easter egg," and a cultural

phenomenon was born.

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Top 3 Tips For Hitting Irons - Duration: 9:06.

Eric Cogorno here with Performance Golf Zone.

In today's video, we're going to talk about the top three tips for hitting your irons

well.

I'm going to give you a drill for each one and make sure you guys get solid contact with

your irons.

So, let's go over what the three drills are.

Now, to me, there are specifically three things that I want everyone to do, across the board,

to hit your irons more solid.

What are those three?

Well, I'm going to go over them sort of quickly, and then we'll backtrack, and I'll give you

a drill for each one to make sure that you're doing it.

So, the first one with the irons to make sure that I hit the ball well.

Obviously, when I'm hitting my irons, I'm trying to strike the golf ball first, the

ground second.

It's important that my low point is forward enough of the golf ball for me to get some

sort of compression there.

Now, the most important part of that is my weight transfer, or where my body is in space,

meaning, the more my body is behind the ball at any point decreases the odds of me hitting

some solid shots.

The more my body's at or more forward of the golf ball increases the odds of solid shots.

The first thing I can do to control that, and the first drill here for us, and the first

tip, is weight transfer.

So, when you watch good golfers here, good ball strikers, forget about the setup and

the top of the backswing for a minute, but let's focus just on the downswing follow-through.

So, wherever you are at the top of your backswing, you want to start to get your weight pressing

into your left foot.

You want to start to get you moving forward towards the target, pushing off your right

foot, pushing into your left foot, to the point where you get to your finish position

and your right foot is just up on your toe.

There's essentially no pressure on it.

Basically, all of you is up over your left leg.

If you make swings where you hang back too far on your right foot, that increases the

odds of fat and thin shots quite dramatically.

So, that's tip number one, is let's get you from the top off your right foot and getting

onto your left.

Now, there's two key checkpoints for this.

Number one, I have a drill, for here which I'm just going to use another club.

Now, here's how we set this up here.

So, I'll take another club, and when I take my normal setup position, I go ahead and I'm

going to take this club, and from the down-the-line perspective, I'm going to just put the club

head underneath my heel, so it'll sit something like this.

So, the club is underneath my right heel here.

The club is sort of angled back.

Now, this is how you first check now to see, am I getting off my right foot, am I transferring

weight?

This is the first part.

So, I would make a swing here without a ball, and the objective is, by the time you get

to your finish position, you want this club to have fallen to the ground.

You want your right heel to come up as you get into your follow-through finish position.

So, I'm going to make a swing here and we'll see that this club will fall before I get

to my finish position.

So, now I know for sure and have feedback that I got all the way to my left, I'm off

my right foot.

That's the first part and the first that I can do for solid contact.

Now, I'm going to go ahead and do a shot with that, so I'll take a setup position here.

I'm going to put this club...

It doesn't matter what club.

Usually, a higher-lofted one works best.

And I'm going to hit a shot with the same idea here.

So, normal setup, I'm going to try and have that fall out before my finish.

And I hear that that fell out, and that would be my first feedback source, shifting my weight

to my left.

Now, the second feedback source that you guys can use is just to check your finish position.

So, there's a little timing involved here, but more or less, if you can make a swing

and get to the point where you get to here, "Hey, is 90% or more of my weight on my left

foot?

Am I up on my right toe?

Do I not have a lot of weight back?"

If you get to that spot, then I know I've shifted my weight.

So, I'm going to go ahead and hit another one, and I'm going to feel, "Hey, I'm going

to check my follow-through position and see, did I transfer my weight well?"

And here again, I can see I did that one pretty good.

All of me is up on my left.

My right foot, I can essentially just pick up off of the ground.

So, that's tip number one, is transferring weight to the left.

Right away, from the top of the backswing, you can start doing that.

The best players do it the soonest from the top.

You don't have to wait at all.

Now, tip number two is turning or rotation.

So, again, for irons, I'm talking mostly solidness of contact here.

I talked about the importance of low point, needing to hit the ball first, ground second.

Well, where my weight is in my feet is a big part of that.

The more I can get to my left side sooner helps move my low point forward, but also,

a big indicator of that is rotation.

All else equal, the more I turn my body towards the target from the top of the backswing,

the easier it is for me to have my low point forward.

I'm going to hit more solid shots.

If I come down and I don't turn at all, that increases the odds of my club hitting behind

the ball, again if we're just talking solidness of contact.

So, from a drill perspective, from this, I'm just going to go ahead and use my same club

I used before, or you can use the club that you're using here.

I'll just go ahead and do that.

And I would just take a normal setup, and instead of me having the club down by the

ball, I would take the club and put it across my hips, like so.

And what I'm trying to feel here is that I want to make sure, by the time I get finished,

that my club and my hips is parallel here to that target, so I'm turned all the way

through.

I'm not turned like this, where the club's sort of on a 45 here.

I'm turned all the way towards the target.

And again, I like to emphasize this, getting to this follow-through spot, so you don't

have to be thinking about things during the downswing, trying to perfect things at impact.

You want to just get to a spot and feel that.

So, I would rehearse this once or twice.

I want to make sure I'm turned all the way.

This would be tip number two.

And then, I'm just going to take that feel.

I'm going to do the same thing when I hit a shot here, and I feel all the way turned.

So, for me, when I do that, I feel like my right hip has to turn more than normal just

to get back to 90, and then I'm transferring that feel when I actually hit a golf ball.

That would be part number two, and tip number two.

If I can shift my weight and turn enough, the odds of me hitting solid shots goes way

up.

My speed probably goes up, I probably hit the ball farther than normal, and I also have

better club face management.

Now, the third tip, and the thing that I see come up the most often after the first two,

what's most important, is arm structure.

So, if you watch good players, again, good ball strikers, and you sort of slow them down,

specifically past impact, you'll notice that most all of them have their arms very straight,

by either, let's say, 45 degrees or a couple feet past the impact, or certainly, by the

time they get into the arms and club parallel to the ground in the follow-through, they

would have their arms very straight here.

High correlation with that and hitting the ball solid, more club head speed, better club

face control, straighter shots, I mean, you name it.

Getting your arms more straight past impact helps to do that, and that would be tip number

three.

So, a drill for that and for feedback, what we'll use here is, we just have a little ball

that we would get at a local store.

There's a bunch of different training aids you can use, where you'd put an object between

your forearms.

Now, how I usually train this in is, I put the ball about halfway between my wrist and

my elbow, so halfway up my forearm.

I put a ball in there like that, the point being, it's going to keep my elbows tight

together, which makes my arms straighter.

So, if I go into a follow-through, and I keep the ball between my arms here, you'll see

that it keeps my arms straight all the way into the follow-through.

If I come through and I were to bend a lot, then that ball rolls out.

So, when you come through, the arms being very bent into the follow-through, butt of

the club close to your body, contact's going to be harder.

You're going to hit the ball shorter.

Again, less club face control.

What we want is the arms to be straighter out.

You can use a ball like that or just check your follow-through position again.

I mean, these three tips, how easy is it for you for feedback if you make a swing and you're

just checking them off?

Number one, tip number one, am I off my right foot and on my left?

Yes, I am.

Tip number two, are my hips fully turned towards the target and my body facing the target?

Yes or no?

Tip number three, are my arms straight out with my elbows close together?

Yes or no?

And I would just practice hitting some, and I'd check those pieces.

So, I'm going to hit some and I'm going to check those three pieces.

So, I'm off my right foot, onto my left, my hips are fully turned, my arms are extended,

so I did them, all three, good.

Now, if I notice one of them is off, perhaps my weight shift, if I notice, or my hip turn,

if one of those pieces is off, then I'll go back, practice that drill specifically, use

that as my main feel into my follow-through until I get all three of those.

If you check-mark all three of those boxes, the odds of you hitting consistent shots and

more solid contact goes way up.

So, those are my top three tips for hitting your irons better.

If you liked this video, please Like below, click the Notification bell, subscribe if

you haven't already, and leave us a comment if you guys have any questions.

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How To: Name the Parts of the Bike - Duration: 2:46.

So you don't know the parts of your bike?

Don't worry.

Today, we're going to go through each of the parts of your bike, so you can talk about it with confidence.

Even if your bike looks different from this one, the names of the components are the same.

Let's start with what's called the frame, which all of the other parts attach to.

Then, we'll work our way around the components.

The main triangle of the frame is made up of the top tube, head tube, down tube, and seat tube.

The seat tube is also part of the rear triangle, which also includes the chainstays and seat stays.

You steer your bike using the handlebars, and control speed using the brakes and shifters.

Your brakes are activated by squeezing the brake levers towards the handlebar.

These components are attached to the fork by the stem.

Now to the drivetrain.

Pedals are attached to the chainring via the crank arms, which in turn, are attached to the chainrings.

The pedaling action then moves the chain around the chainring and the cogs on the rear cassette.

This rotates your rear wheel, pushing the bike forward.

When riding a multispeed bike,

shifters engage the front and rear derailleurs to shift the chain across cogs to make pedaling harder or easier.

For more information on how to shift your type of bike,

subscribe to our YouTube channel and check out other How To videos.

Now, back to the bike.

The component you're on most intimate terms with is, of course, your saddle.

It's connected to the seat tube through the seat post.

The height of the saddle is adjustable using the seat post clamp.

Lastly, you're not getting far without wheels.

The wheels are secured to the fork and rear triangle via an axle through the hub.

Spokes connect the hubs to the rim, and have tires on the outside.

So now you know the terminology for all the parts on your bike.

You can customize these parts to fit the way you want to ride and to make your bike more comfortable for you.

Visit trekbikes.com.

Better yet, check out your local Trek retailer to see all the options you have

to customize your bike to the way you want to ride.

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Charming-Harry Had A "Massive Hole" In His Shoe At The wedding of His Childhood Best Friend - Duration: 3:05.

Over the weekend, Prince Harry attended the wedding of his childhood best friend Charlie

van Straubenzee and Daisy Jenks, and he looked all kinds of charming.

But while the world was losing their shit over Meghan Markle's accidental bra-related

wardrobe malfunction, they glossed over Harry's wardrobe malfunction, the massive hole in

his shoe.

To be honest, this is less of a "wardrobe malfunction" moment and more of a "people

on the internet are obsessed with Harry, and noticed a very minor flaw in his outfit" moment,

but either way it's pretty amusing that Harry's out here in an old pair of hole-ridden shoes.

By the way, Harry wore this same pair back in April, so clearly they're an ol' fave.

Meghan Markle Accidentally Exposed Her Bra and Everyone's Making Way Too Big a Deal of

It.

Yesterday, Meghan Markle celebrated her 37th birthday by attending the wedding of Prince

Harry's best friend Charlie van Straubenzee.

And, per usual, she looked extremely chic in a Club Monaco dress, paired with Aquazzura

shoes and a Philip Treacy hat.

But apparently at one point Meghan's dress unbuttoned and showed just a hint of her black

lace bra, and naturally the internet is spiraling over her having a "wardrobe malfunction."

It honestly looks like Meghan's dress may have been styled to show a little lace, but

either way, this isn't that big of a deal?

Women wear bras?

like cool?.

Unfortunately, because the internet is obsessed with policing what Meghan wears, social media

isn't exactly at its best right now.

Samantha Grant Trolls Meghan Markle on Her Birthday, Calls Her Cruella De Vil.

Meghan Markle turned 37 today, and celebrated by attending the wedding of one of Prince

Harry's closest friends, during which she basically looked beautiful and completely

chill.

Meanwhile, her sister Samantha Grant (who now goes by Samantha Markle) seemed relatively

chill-less on Twitter, where she trolled Meghan by sarcastically wishing her happy birthday.

"Happy Birthday Meg!"

Samantha wrote on her private account.

"It would be so lovely and appropriate of you to send DAD a BELATED birthday card for

his July 18 th @KensingtonRoyal Cheers!"

She also responded to news that Meghan is retreating from the public eye, saying "OK

so Cruella Deville is retreating LOL let me know how that works out for you."

These tweets come after news that Samantha may appear on the next season of Celebrity

Big Brother, a rumor that she seemingly confirmed by telling Inside Edition "Why not?

Life is about cashing in.

You take opportunities as they arise and hopefully you enjoy the ride and make it as positive

as you can.

There's nothing wrong with it."

Filming of Celebrity Big Brother begins August 17, which gives Meghan less than two weeks

to convince her sister not to go on the show.

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My 6 Tests for Best Real Estate - Duration: 6:18.

There is a best way for the beginner to jump in the world of real estate and

it's going to take these 6 criteria to make it happen.

Is there really a best way of doing real estate mathematically there is and there

has to be. You know I love math. I love stats you probably know that about me

right now. Years ago I was serving a two-year

Christian mission for my church. I was in Germany and I was partnered up with this

guy and we were trying to get to a place and he said is it will be fastest if we

go this way and when we come back would be fastest if we go that way. We were

going both ways by foot and I said, "Dude, that makes no sense. Mathematically, one

of them is a shorter distance like you'd have a hard time convincing me that

there isn't a better way. And I'm telling you in real estate, there is a best way.

There's a lot of horrible ways, there's a lot of lame ways but they're absolutely

bettered a better ways but there's also best ways. What I want to do right

now is I want to share with you what I think is best. Now, anyone that's going to

tell you there's the best way. It's going to be subjective. So, all I'm really doing is

sharing with you a really strong mathematical bias that I have. So listen

up. Whether you are a millennial, whether you're in your 60's, I want to share with

you what I've learned. I'm going to take 15 years of learning and I'm going to pack it

into just a couple of minutes with you because I want you to know what the best

is but I also want you to know why. It all comes down to the criteria. Here's

the criteria that are most important to me. And you have to decide what

criteria is important for you. But when I asked my multi-millionaire mentors,

what's best they couldn't give me an answer because it always came down to

money. You can't allow profitability to be the only factor. You've got a life and

with that comes a style or a lifestyle. So you got to weigh out the lifestyle

and the money. Check this out. Number 1 - you've got to look at "time". There are

strategies that will take a lot of time or a little time and I don't know about

you but I love leverage. Which means I want to use this little time if I can

make the same amount of money with less time, I'm going to do that. Number 2 -

is "effort". There are hard ways and there are easy ways. Do you want the harder or the

easy? Well you need to know that. You're going to get someone selling you on some

tax ling thing because they'll tell you it's really easy. But then what you don't

find out until later is that there's a really high risk. Okay, some things have a

lot of risk, some things have a little risk. Now look how complicated it gets

when you look at the combinations of well this one takes this much time and

that but this one takes this much effort but this one has this much risk. We need

to add a few more factors. number 4, absolutely profitability. Like is it

going to make a lot of money or is it going to take a little money? The 5th one is

real estate moves in cycles. K wave cycle? Every 15 to 20 years, we have these

corrections. And right now when you take a look at where around the cycle, do you

want to do a strategy that only works in an up market, only works in a down, works

in both? So it's got to be able to work and what I'm going to call any market and

then the 6th one I found to be crazy important - service. Who am I actually

serving with this real estate? Am I chasing ambulance?

Am I preying upon you know people that are in the weakness of society or I'm

actually doing something that is providing real value and a real service

for people. These were the 6 criteria that I brainstormed and when I did, I

took the 13 own strategies out there. Flipping, commercial deals, you know

triplexes and quads and multifamily and apartments and land and I took all the

different pieces and I said, "Wow! if I were to compare the top 30 strategies

based on least high and least effort, least risk, most profit working up and

down markets and provide a service. There's got to be a best and you know

what? A best did emerge but it's kind of an invention. I created something called

compassionate financing. The 3 books I've written the first book, The Strait

Path to Real Estate Wealth that you can go to my website and get your hands on.

That book is all about telling you and helping you understand what compassion

of financing is. It is in my opinion the best real estate strategy. Hands down for

the beginner. If you're you new to real estate or your experience like me, I mean

I just laid down a multi-million dollar deal on the same exact strategy. So I've

done it on tiny homes. I've done it on big projects and this compassionate

financing, I'm just going to explain for a moment what it is and then when you're

actually out there in the world of real estate,

this is the real value. If you live your life that is based on principles, then

you'll make better decisions when it comes to specific opportunities. So check

this out. Time is a principle. Some things take

more, some things take less. Effort - easy or harder, higher risk, low risk. Make a

lot of money, make a very little bit of money. Make a marginal money. Works no

matter what's happening in the economy and it's actually helping people.

Compassionate financing is my twist on a lease option. Basically, it means that I

buy single-family homes, below the median, in a certain price range not even with

my own money and credit most of the time and then what I do is I look to put

families in them that say, "Wow, we're looking for more than a rental we'd

actually like to be able to buy this house someday."

So we'll actually give you a better rent. We'll give you more of a down payment

because we're decided about that and when they'd go and buy that house, dude,

I'm telling you right now, it's a good feeling.

You provided a super valuable service to them that banks wouldn't and frankly no

one else would. So there's that compassionate component of it which

means that I'm actually doing this to help people. And friends

I've built my entire real estate philosophy on this. I'm going to tell you

right now, it is the baseline of what got me retired at 26. It's the baseline of

what is creating wealth for me today and I'm excited to have shared it with you

if you want to know more specific hands on at how you can actually get some help

from me. Actually getting hands on with you or

accessing my team to help make this happen,

check this out. If you want to get a copy of my book that actually lays out more

of the science behind these 6 strategies. You can actually get that

book for free. All you got to do is head on over to the website. Check out some of

the other resources I put together that can help you get in the game. Other than

that, make sure that you are a subscriber or check out some of the other videos

that the internet thinks you're going to love next.

you

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It's been a while since we've talked America we feel like there's a bit of a

disconnect.

While it's true less than 1% of Americans serve in your military

we're no different than you we're people too.

So to clear things up we've launched

"Know Your Mil," an initiative to help tell you more about us who we are

underneath the uniform.

we're getting the conversation started

using real stories about service members and their families giving you a closer

look at the men and women who serve in your military.

Roxy!!

While old school is cool, times have changed

and so have we. we're making Instagram stories vlogging

on YouTube were even sending Snaps.

This isn't about recruitment this is

about you learning about us and how we fit into your life

We think it's totally worth your time to get to know the men and women who serve

and just what it means to serve.

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[SFM/UCN] Mr. Hippo Story - Sourdough Bread - Duration: 4:08.

My friend, you have met a terrible, terrible demise. But, I, uh, y'know, I - I - I don't

feel too bad about it. After all, if it weren't for me it would've just been from someone

else, y'know? I guess what I'm trying to say is life - life goes on. Well... Well for everyone

else life goes on. Not - not for you.. uh.. You're dead. That's neither here nor there.

It reminds me of one summer day in the park. I was having just a delightful picnic with

my good friend Orville, and I said to him - I said "Orville, I-I have a story."

And he said to me "What's the significance of the story?" and...

I said to him "O-Orville, not every story has to have significance, y'know? Sometimes,

uh, y'know, sometimes a story is just a story. You try to read into every little thing and

find meaning in everything anyone says you'll just drive yourself crazy. Had a friend do

it once - Wasn't pretty. We talked about it for years. And not only that, but you'll likely

end up believing something you shouldn't believe, thinking something you shouldn't think, o-or

assuming something you shouldn't assume, y'know?"

Sometimes I said "A story is-is just a story, so just be quiet for one second in life and

eat your sandwich, okay?" Of course, it was only then I realized I'd made sandwiches.

Poor Orville was... having such difficulty eating it. Elephants have those clumsy hands,

y'know? Actually, I-I suppose that's the problem. They don't have hands at all, do they? The-they're

all feet! An-I-I couldn't imagine someone asking me to eat a sandwich with my feet.

Now, if I recall correctly there was a bakery nearby. I said to him, "Orville, let me go

get you some rye bread." Now, I-I'm unsure if elephants enjoy rye bread, but I assure

you that Orville does.

Now this was on a Tuesday, which was good because rye bread was always fresh on Tuesday.

They made sourdough bread on Monday, and threw it out Wednesday... or rather they sold it

at a discount for people wanting to feed the ducks, and probably at the end of the day

finally they threw it all out - I don't recall.

I do remember a man who would bring his son to the bakery every Wednesday and go feed

the ducks. He would buy all of the sourdough bread. Of course, y'know, you're not supposed

to feed the ducks sourdough bread at all. It swells up in their stomach and then they

all die. At, uh.. at least... at least that's what I've heard. Y'know I-I never saw any

ducks die myself, but I did notice a substantial decrease in the duck population over the course

of a few years. I just never thought to stop the man and tell him that he was killing the

ducks by feeding them sourdough bread! And if you want my opinion on the matter, heh

- and I told Orville this as well - "If you wanna feed ducks, or birds, or any kind for

that matter, it's best to buy seed."

I mean, when you think about it, breads of any sort don't occur in nature. They don't

grow on trees, or spring up from the bushes. I don't think birds know what to do with bread.

What was I saying?

Oh-oh, yes yes.

So I bought Orville some rye bread. What a fine day it was.

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SLUSNY NEWS 29 - NEW YOYO BABY / YOYO CASE GIVEAWAY - ENG SUBTITLES - Duration: 6:26.

Do you want to get this new case for free?

We have another giveaway for you guys.

Hey everybody, this is Vashek and welcome to 30th

episode of SLUSNY NEWS

So lets go. As first there is video

from Russian project yoyoing.ru

the guys were in Prague

and they have filmed video with local Prague player, with Seva

in the video Seva is using Counter Jet by Turning Point

the company that is sponsoring Seva. And this video edit is

absolutely top. Definitely check this video guys.

Next one is Yo-est of G420 from Jensen and Charles

from this famous duo

we really enjoy watching these two guys

They both have very original styles, tricks and videos. We also really love their flow.

And they both prove it in this new video

which is promoting their yoyo called 420.

I have been watching this guy Ayumu from Japan

He is part of Edge Nation team. And he has

uploaded his crazy, super fast frontstyle

combo. One of the fastest frontstyles I have ever seen.

He also uploaded video of his "yoyo damage"

What can happen when you mess up your trick.

Next video is from another YYF team member

this one is from Polo from Thailand

Polo recently won AP and Thailand Nationals

and as new run of his signature yoyo Marco just got released

which was sold out in one day at SLUSNY by the way

Polo filmed a new Marco video

One of the best yoyo players in the World and multiple World Yoyo Champion

Shu Takada - YYF team member

showed new trick at his instagram account

Shu worked on this trick for 2 years

It is some kind of a acrobatic flip

together with double handed 2A trick

the whole trick is called Around The Galaxy

Shu will be at World Yoyo Contest 2018 in Shanghai

in China

There is already over 520 registered contestants

it is not even final number, which is pretty incredible.

Its gonna be insane

couple hunders players in Wildcards ? It is gonna be tough.

Well known yoyo designer

Owner of Luftverk Jeffrey Pang from Canada

has just announced new yoyo release

of Triple Zero

made out of titanium. And as we know Jeffrey, we know the yoyo is going to be great.

New yoyo is coming out from Eiji and his brand Mowl

it is called M plus and it is actually bimetal with double weight ring.

Mowl is also gonna release fresh new color

of Surveil.

Onedropyoyos are also releasing new yoyo

signature model of Vilmos Zoltan Kiss from Hungary

it is made out of 7075 aluminium

with beadblasted surface

and it is called VTWO

You all probably know japanese "yoyo baby"

this little kid with amazing skill

he probably grew up or I do not know what happened to him

but there is new yoyo baby which is even more crazy

It is a girl

She is from Korea. She is ridiculously killing it!

I just do not get it.

I cant understand how is this possible.

Lets get to new arrivals

in SLUSNY. This is new Hard Case by YoyoFactory

I am really impressed

by the quality of its production

All the parts, material, zipper look really well made

I really dig its size

It is slightly smaller than most of the other cases

It fits up to 6 yoyos and your accessories.

String pocket

I think it is really cool case

And could be easily best yoyo case at the market right now.

You can win one of these cases

right now. As we have another giveaway for you guys.

All you have to do is "LIKE" this vide

and post to comments below your guess 5 new World Champions

your guess for each category (1A,2A,3A,4A,5A).

to make it little bit harder. You have to add your guess of

the highest placed Czech player in Shanghai.

Post your tip in the comments below this video

tip 5 new world yoyo champions, one from each category

and a Czech player that will place highest from all the Czech players at the contest.

Do not forget to like this video.

And this case might be yours :)

This another product, we got some time ago but did not really talked about it.

It is Dark Matter bearing lubricant

Everyone experienced stucked or messed up bearing

which suddenly goes noisy, does not spin well and becomes responsive

When it happens, take Dark Matter oil, shake it well

Open your yoyo

Put 1-3 drops right in your ball-bearing

It should fix your bearing to spin smooth again

It should spin longer and also more quiet

It should definitely also improve your bearings lifetime.

In last episode we had Wedge giveaway

You guys were predicting views of Evan's freestyle video

The closest guess, just missed by 200

was by Adam

his account name is just Adam so

Adam please let us know your

your full name and address so that we can ship your Wedge

Thanks everyone for joining the giveaway

I just want to invite everyone

to Worlds Live Stream Party in SLUSNY

right in the store, on 11th and 12th of August

starting at 20pm throughout whole night

going to afternoon on Sunday

we will be streaming so make sure to come

And also, large part of our team left for Worlds to Shanghai

meaning our Prague store be closed from 6th of August to 17th of August.

online shop keeps running and sending out orders everyday

just the retail store is closed.

Bye everyone

enjoy your summer, see you at the streaming party

see you next time!

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Thor | Dangerous - Duration: 1:55.

She's dangerous.

So am I.

It's like a pirate

had a baby

with an angel.

Tell me, brother,

what were you the god of again?

You guys are so screwed now!

Bring me Thanos!

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More than 20 years ago, Rwanda was torn apart by genocide that killed nearly one million people.

As Minister of Health, Doctor Agnes Binagwaho led the incredible turnaround of Rwanda's

health care system.

She is now Vice Chancellor of a new university in Rwanda dedicated to improving health care

in the world's poorest communities.

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How to Sculpt a Baby Dragon Hatching (in water based clay) - Narrated - Duration: 5:34.

Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!

I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will model a baby Dragon

hatching (coming out of the egg), and for that will use this clay,

which is water based, so it will dry and harden by itself with the air.

We take some of it and work it a bit, we can add some water

to make it softer and we work it a little bit more, so that the water

and the softness spreads evenly.

And we start giving it the shape of an egg, but it is a bit small, so let's take

some more clay, water it as needed and add it

to make it bigger.

The egg that I am making will probably be small, for Dragon´s standards [laughter]

but it will be bigger than a chicken`s egg anyways.

With a tool like this or with a butter knife I can try to make it a little bit more rounded.

Good!

But since it is pretty soft and a bit sticky, I think the hands work better, actually.

And now, let's cut a hole in it

we need to make some space so that our baby Dragon will be sitting in there and

will be coming out.

Alright!

And let's scoop some more out, like so.

This clay is drying pretty fast and is crackling, so I smooth it out with some more water.

Now let's do the Dragon,

and we will begin with the head.

We do a shape and also will have like the neck and part of the body so

that it holds itself up.

Like so.

Obviously the head is bigger and then the neck a little bit smaller, so we

take some clay out.

And we position it here.

Let's build the snout squeezing the clay a little bit, and let's give it a crest

something like that.

A pointed ridge in the middle.

Then we should carve the eyes, not the eyes I meant the eyes´ sockets

like so, and we can add a little ball for the eyes.

Very good!

Then the eyelids, on each side, and we do a line opening for the mouth.

The clay of the egg keeps crackling a lot, but now I think actually it looks

good since our egg should be crackling

so I guess this is a happy accident and I will leave it like that.

And we make some space for the baby arm to come out.

Like so, and we shape it a little bit.

The elbow and fingers.

Let's refine the crest, we should make it crisper... like so.

And then, let's model a little wing, we begin with a triangular shape and

then in one side we make it wavy.

And we give it some texture, scaly texture.

Let's make some texture also to the head

and the body.

Good! and let's amplify some of the cracks.

It looks like we did a lot of work with those cracks [laughter].

I like them.

I LOVE sculpting so much!

So much that I am actually seriously considering making all future tutorials, exclusively

on modeling and sculpting.

Would you like that?

or would you prefer majority of the videos being on drawing and a few on painting

and sculpting.

Please let me know in the comments.

Ok, I let the clay dry for a day and now with acrylic paint, I'm painting it all

white, as you see.

The egg will stay white, but as soon as it is dry, we give a layer of gold

to the Dragon.

This gold is a little bit transparent, so if I had painted it on the brown

color of the clay, it would look a lot darker.

Very good!

Now the eyes let's paint them orange, and I add a little bit more paint.

Like so.

Very good!

¡Excelente!

Now the other one.

And the pupil of course, black.

We do it a little bit elongated, like a cat. Here is the wing that had fallen off.

And the other eye.

Very good! Al right!

The last touches and its ready!

If you enjoyed please give it a LIKE! let me know in the comments

what would you like for the future, share it to your friends

and subscribe to Fine Art-Tips.

And I will see you on Tuesday ;)

Subtitled by Grethel Trejo

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SUMMER MORNING ROUTINE 2018 // Collab with Micaela Davis - Duration: 1:26.

Before I start off this video I need to definitely

Shout my girl Micaela Davis out because I had to delete our collab video which I'm upset about because of copyright issues

She's also a very interesting person to listen to like I could binge watch her videos and waste all of my time if I wanted to.

Please check her out! I hope you have an amazing day and thank you so much for watching!

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Swedish CULTURAL MARXISM cringe comp. 2 (w/subs) - Duration: 7:34.

What is diversity?

Diversity is good, in all aspects, so it doesn't get boring.

It's about that everyone is welcome in our country in my opinion.

Multiculturalism brings society forward.

Kind of like this!

I like multiculturalism... and sushi.

What would Sweden be without sushi?

It's obvious that me and Jimmie Åkesson lives in different realities.

Jimmie Åkesson chooses to turn off his television when the bombs are hailing in Syria, Jimmie Åkesson chooses to ignore when wars and opressions sweeps across different countries.

Jimmie Åkesson chooses to send back women and children to the war in Syria instead of offering them refuge here in Sweden.

Hello.

My name is Daff, nice to meet you, what do I do here?

You can play the lottery and play 'grab the bag'.

I got the numbers 4, 6, 5.

You have won the highest prize!

The prizes are those without a star on them.

Okay, so I can choose from these?

I won the highest prize so let's see what we'll take.

We have a dildo with a butterfly on it.

We have 'the girlfriend'.

We have an extremly identical penis to my own.

We have this one, which is GIGANTIC.

We'll take the giant one.

I don't want to be in the Sweden Democrats anymore.

I would by far rather put my daugther in a Koran school than let her be engaged within the Sweden Democrats because then atleast she'd be respected as a woman.

Now it's time for an interview.

I am going to ask you why we are here today?

We are here to show the equal value of all people.

Yes we stand for the equal value of all people and that is why we are here.

It will be a great day.

How would the world look if women were in charge?

Guaranteed a much calmer world without hate and without any wars I think.

In a world so filled with love...

...shouldn't all kinds of love have a place?

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Liverpool would be unstoppable if they landed shock deal for £40.5m rated Star - Duration: 1:54.

Liverpool should make a surprise move for Inter Milan winger Ivan Parisa caft

er BBC reporter Simon stone confirmed that Manchester United are not currently

pursuing a deal dot what's the word puristic has been linked with the Red

Devils for some time but nothing has materialized in terms of a transfer dot

that remains the case after Simon stone reported on his Twitter account fellows

a Marine whose club have not made any approach as dot Liverpool have had a

positive summer window and have made a real statement of intent with some of

the signings they have already secured THD Merseyside outfit of strengthened

the midfielder with the arrivals of bobbinho and navy Keita while certain

shakira is another option to use an attack the standout capture so far

though has been goalkeeper Alison who is now the most expensive shot stopper in

the world following a 67 million pound switch from Roma dot there is no

pressing need for manager Jurgen called the winger played a key role in Croatia

reaching the final of the showpiece but ultimately he was unable to help them

lift the trophy as the nation lost to France in Russia horrific who is valued

at forty point five million pounds by transfer merked showcased his skills on

the global stage and Liverpool would certainly benefit from having him in

their ranks the 29 year old has bundles of energy and the ability to play

anywhere across the front three all

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Top 3 Tips For Hitting Irons - Duration: 9:06.

Eric Cogorno here with Performance Golf Zone.

In today's video, we're going to talk about the top three tips for hitting your irons

well.

I'm going to give you a drill for each one and make sure you guys get solid contact with

your irons.

So, let's go over what the three drills are.

Now, to me, there are specifically three things that I want everyone to do, across the board,

to hit your irons more solid.

What are those three?

Well, I'm going to go over them sort of quickly, and then we'll backtrack, and I'll give you

a drill for each one to make sure that you're doing it.

So, the first one with the irons to make sure that I hit the ball well.

Obviously, when I'm hitting my irons, I'm trying to strike the golf ball first, the

ground second.

It's important that my low point is forward enough of the golf ball for me to get some

sort of compression there.

Now, the most important part of that is my weight transfer, or where my body is in space,

meaning, the more my body is behind the ball at any point decreases the odds of me hitting

some solid shots.

The more my body's at or more forward of the golf ball increases the odds of solid shots.

The first thing I can do to control that, and the first drill here for us, and the first

tip, is weight transfer.

So, when you watch good golfers here, good ball strikers, forget about the setup and

the top of the backswing for a minute, but let's focus just on the downswing follow-through.

So, wherever you are at the top of your backswing, you want to start to get your weight pressing

into your left foot.

You want to start to get you moving forward towards the target, pushing off your right

foot, pushing into your left foot, to the point where you get to your finish position

and your right foot is just up on your toe.

There's essentially no pressure on it.

Basically, all of you is up over your left leg.

If you make swings where you hang back too far on your right foot, that increases the

odds of fat and thin shots quite dramatically.

So, that's tip number one, is let's get you from the top off your right foot and getting

onto your left.

Now, there's two key checkpoints for this.

Number one, I have a drill, for here which I'm just going to use another club.

Now, here's how we set this up here.

So, I'll take another club, and when I take my normal setup position, I go ahead and I'm

going to take this club, and from the down-the-line perspective, I'm going to just put the club

head underneath my heel, so it'll sit something like this.

So, the club is underneath my right heel here.

The club is sort of angled back.

Now, this is how you first check now to see, am I getting off my right foot, am I transferring

weight?

This is the first part.

So, I would make a swing here without a ball, and the objective is, by the time you get

to your finish position, you want this club to have fallen to the ground.

You want your right heel to come up as you get into your follow-through finish position.

So, I'm going to make a swing here and we'll see that this club will fall before I get

to my finish position.

So, now I know for sure and have feedback that I got all the way to my left, I'm off

my right foot.

That's the first part and the first that I can do for solid contact.

Now, I'm going to go ahead and do a shot with that, so I'll take a setup position here.

I'm going to put this club...

It doesn't matter what club.

Usually, a higher-lofted one works best.

And I'm going to hit a shot with the same idea here.

So, normal setup, I'm going to try and have that fall out before my finish.

And I hear that that fell out, and that would be my first feedback source, shifting my weight

to my left.

Now, the second feedback source that you guys can use is just to check your finish position.

So, there's a little timing involved here, but more or less, if you can make a swing

and get to the point where you get to here, "Hey, is 90% or more of my weight on my left

foot?

Am I up on my right toe?

Do I not have a lot of weight back?"

If you get to that spot, then I know I've shifted my weight.

So, I'm going to go ahead and hit another one, and I'm going to feel, "Hey, I'm going

to check my follow-through position and see, did I transfer my weight well?"

And here again, I can see I did that one pretty good.

All of me is up on my left.

My right foot, I can essentially just pick up off of the ground.

So, that's tip number one, is transferring weight to the left.

Right away, from the top of the backswing, you can start doing that.

The best players do it the soonest from the top.

You don't have to wait at all.

Now, tip number two is turning or rotation.

So, again, for irons, I'm talking mostly solidness of contact here.

I talked about the importance of low point, needing to hit the ball first, ground second.

Well, where my weight is in my feet is a big part of that.

The more I can get to my left side sooner helps move my low point forward, but also,

a big indicator of that is rotation.

All else equal, the more I turn my body towards the target from the top of the backswing,

the easier it is for me to have my low point forward.

I'm going to hit more solid shots.

If I come down and I don't turn at all, that increases the odds of my club hitting behind

the ball, again if we're just talking solidness of contact.

So, from a drill perspective, from this, I'm just going to go ahead and use my same club

I used before, or you can use the club that you're using here.

I'll just go ahead and do that.

And I would just take a normal setup, and instead of me having the club down by the

ball, I would take the club and put it across my hips, like so.

And what I'm trying to feel here is that I want to make sure, by the time I get finished,

that my club and my hips is parallel here to that target, so I'm turned all the way

through.

I'm not turned like this, where the club's sort of on a 45 here.

I'm turned all the way towards the target.

And again, I like to emphasize this, getting to this follow-through spot, so you don't

have to be thinking about things during the downswing, trying to perfect things at impact.

You want to just get to a spot and feel that.

So, I would rehearse this once or twice.

I want to make sure I'm turned all the way.

This would be tip number two.

And then, I'm just going to take that feel.

I'm going to do the same thing when I hit a shot here, and I feel all the way turned.

So, for me, when I do that, I feel like my right hip has to turn more than normal just

to get back to 90, and then I'm transferring that feel when I actually hit a golf ball.

That would be part number two, and tip number two.

If I can shift my weight and turn enough, the odds of me hitting solid shots goes way

up.

My speed probably goes up, I probably hit the ball farther than normal, and I also have

better club face management.

Now, the third tip, and the thing that I see come up the most often after the first two,

what's most important, is arm structure.

So, if you watch good players, again, good ball strikers, and you sort of slow them down,

specifically past impact, you'll notice that most all of them have their arms very straight,

by either, let's say, 45 degrees or a couple feet past the impact, or certainly, by the

time they get into the arms and club parallel to the ground in the follow-through, they

would have their arms very straight here.

High correlation with that and hitting the ball solid, more club head speed, better club

face control, straighter shots, I mean, you name it.

Getting your arms more straight past impact helps to do that, and that would be tip number

three.

So, a drill for that and for feedback, what we'll use here is, we just have a little ball

that we would get at a local store.

There's a bunch of different training aids you can use, where you'd put an object between

your forearms.

Now, how I usually train this in is, I put the ball about halfway between my wrist and

my elbow, so halfway up my forearm.

I put a ball in there like that, the point being, it's going to keep my elbows tight

together, which makes my arms straighter.

So, if I go into a follow-through, and I keep the ball between my arms here, you'll see

that it keeps my arms straight all the way into the follow-through.

If I come through and I were to bend a lot, then that ball rolls out.

So, when you come through, the arms being very bent into the follow-through, butt of

the club close to your body, contact's going to be harder.

You're going to hit the ball shorter.

Again, less club face control.

What we want is the arms to be straighter out.

You can use a ball like that or just check your follow-through position again.

I mean, these three tips, how easy is it for you for feedback if you make a swing and you're

just checking them off?

Number one, tip number one, am I off my right foot and on my left?

Yes, I am.

Tip number two, are my hips fully turned towards the target and my body facing the target?

Yes or no?

Tip number three, are my arms straight out with my elbows close together?

Yes or no?

And I would just practice hitting some, and I'd check those pieces.

So, I'm going to hit some and I'm going to check those three pieces.

So, I'm off my right foot, onto my left, my hips are fully turned, my arms are extended,

so I did them, all three, good.

Now, if I notice one of them is off, perhaps my weight shift, if I notice, or my hip turn,

if one of those pieces is off, then I'll go back, practice that drill specifically, use

that as my main feel into my follow-through until I get all three of those.

If you check-mark all three of those boxes, the odds of you hitting consistent shots and

more solid contact goes way up.

So, those are my top three tips for hitting your irons better.

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Guster - "Hard Times" [Official Audio] - Duration: 3:52.

♪ Enter a scene that defies description ♪

♪ Instead you open your mind and take it all inside ♪

♪ One click at a time ♪

♪ We move through fictions ♪

♪ And send our sisters to the sacrifice ♪

♪ A cruel conviction ♪

♪ Sinister systems keep us satisfied ♪

♪ These are hard times ♪

♪ I'm breathing in ♪

♪ The oxygen ♪

♪ I'm holding in ♪

♪ Through hard times ♪

♪ I'm breathing out ♪

♪ In the ultrasound ♪

♪ Please come around ♪

♪ In hard times ♪

♪ 10,000 miles of the new prescriptions ♪

♪ So we open our mouths and take 'em all inside ♪

♪ One pill at a time ♪

♪ The purist fictions ♪

♪ We send our sisters to the sacrifice ♪

♪ With cruel conviction ♪

♪ Sinister systems keep us satisfied ♪

♪ These are hard times ♪

♪ I'm breathing in ♪

♪ The oxygen ♪

♪ I'm holding in ♪

♪ Through hard times ♪

♪ I'm breathing out ♪

♪ In the ultrasound ♪

♪ Please come around ♪

♪ In hard times ♪

♪ A new religion ♪

♪ We send our sisters to the sacrifice ♪

♪ And then the audience goes wild! ♪

♪ I'm breathing in ♪

♪ The oxygen ♪

♪ I'm holding in ♪

♪ Through hard times ♪

♪ I'm breathing out ♪

♪ In the ultrasound ♪

♪ Please come around ♪

♪ In hard times ♪

♪ I'm breathing in ♪

♪ The oxygen ♪

♪ I'm holding in ♪

♪ Through hard times ♪

♪ I'm breathing out ♪

♪ In the ultrasound ♪

♪ Please come around ♪

♪ In hard times ♪

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Thor | Dangerous - Duration: 1:55.

She's dangerous.

So am I.

It's like a pirate

had a baby

with an angel.

Tell me, brother,

what were you the god of again?

You guys are so screwed now!

Bring me Thanos!

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SUMMER MORNING ROUTINE 2018 // Collab with Micaela Davis - Duration: 1:26.

Before I start off this video I need to definitely

Shout my girl Micaela Davis out because I had to delete our collab video which I'm upset about because of copyright issues

She's also a very interesting person to listen to like I could binge watch her videos and waste all of my time if I wanted to.

Please check her out! I hope you have an amazing day and thank you so much for watching!

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Guster - "Don't Go" [Official Audio] - Duration: 3:37.

♪ Was in the way you put your coffee down ♪

♪ There was somethin' on your chest ♪

♪ The days keep draggin' on and on ♪

♪ I got a bag of old regrets ♪

♪ You said the whole shebang ♪

♪ The crumbly bits ♪

♪ Aw babe I want much more than this ♪

♪ Okay, sera ♪

♪ Sera, sera, sera ♪

♪ Don't go ♪

♪ Don't go ♪

♪ Don't go makin' somethin' out of nothin' ♪

♪ Don't go ♪

♪ What do you think it would change? ♪

♪ In a dream you saw a memory ♪

♪ Held a sign that said confess ♪

♪ Nostalgia she's a shit disease ♪

♪ It's a shame to reminisce ♪

♪ I want hippie love ♪

♪ Future sex ♪

♪ 5 a.m. French cigarettes ♪

♪ Okay, okay ♪

♪ Okay sera sera ♪

♪ Don't go ♪

♪ Don't go ♪

♪ Don't go makin' somethin' out of nothin' ♪

♪ Don't go ♪

♪ What do you think it would change? ♪

♪ Maybe I'm not enough ♪

♪ It's all comin' around again ♪

♪ Maybe I'm not enough ♪

♪ Don't go makin' somethin' out of nothin' ♪

♪ Don't go makin' somethin' out of nothin' ♪

♪ What do you think ♪

♪ What do you think it would change? ♪

♪ Don't go makin' somethin' out of nothin' ♪

♪ Don't go makin' somethin' out of nothin' ♪

♪ What do you think ♪

♪ What do you think it would change? ♪

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Remnant in Five Nights at Freddy's 1 - FNaF Theory [PL/ENG] - Duration: 10:01.

Ultimate Custom Night is still fresh, over 30 people have beaten this mode, the Scott interview is coming very soon, it's been already recorded, and well...

I've been thinking about remnant quite recently. This episode has been planned for a month, but as I've already said, I don't keep too well with the episodes lately.

I can only add that this theory does not include information from the book The Fourth Closet and as it turns out, it does say about the remnant.

From what I've heard, the book explanation isn't very different from my thoughts here though.

The biggest problem with remnant is the fact that a lot of info doesn't work with each other. For example, why is the Puppet haunted?

It's the first, oldest victim and most likely William wasn't experimenting with remnant then. Even more, the fact that the animatronic showed up around the girl that haunted it was a complete coincidence.

William couldn't plan that out, he wasn't experimenting on anything here, he definitely didn't use remnant here. And another question comes from it - was every other victim related to remnant?

Or maybe just a couple of exceptions? Maybe William was affected by the remnant, Mike too, Baby too, but the basic animatronics not and it's just The Puppet's magic?

But at the same time, remnant weakens when heated and the characters were supposed to burn in the FNaF3's fire. Then, they were supposed to burn in FFPS' fire. So these fires suggest that they are related to the remnant,

Scott didn't focus on the fire, high temperature here for no reason. If not them, we wouldn't probably connect remnant with trapping the souls, it's the only connection between one and the other.

FFPS tells us that remnant weakens because of the fire and the only events related to it are two fires that freed the souls of the victims. It's quite simple to connect one with the other.

But a lot of people complain that remnant was never a thing. That there wasn't anything like that in FNaF1. Scott only started to suggest it in the Sister Location and later explained that in FFPS.

And well, these aren't baseless allegations, but it's not anything clear too. From my own experience, I know that when creating a story, a lot of details can be left unexplained, a lot can be conceptualised even if there isn't enough evidence for it in the story.

The fact that we didn't have an outright reveal of remnant doesn't mean that Scott just said: "Nah, there's no explanation". It can always be that the ghosts are here for the revenge only and stuff like that, but it can be remnant as well.

And because of that, I've remembered about one thing that appeared in FNaF1. In the first FNaF game ever.

One small detail that people have found, decoded and it seems that correctly interpreted, and then... it was forgotten.

For now, let's forget about the remnant. The term "remnant" doesn't exist yet and it maybe didn't until the Sister Location.

The first game in the series did try to explain why are the animatronics possessed. And so, let's get back to 2014.

I'm obviously referring to the fifth Phone Call in the game. On the Fourth Night Phone Guy dies and on the Fifth... Well, we hear a quite awkward babble.

It didn't take too long for people to decipher that message, just reverse the sound, do some more magic... The thing quoted here comes from so-called "Yogi Autobiography".

It was written by a Hindi guru and the part mentioned in FNaF is a part of a chapter or just part of the book when the writer has been talking about life forces contained within the metal.

It was a part of the quote in the game, but this man, in general, believed that the same life force is found in metal, humans and plants.

The fandom quite quickly took the idea and theorised that Scott is referring here to the hauntings, with metal, souls, life, that the victims in the afterlife merged with metal. It wasn't very deeply discussed, but the community has quite easily accepted that.

And generally, it was a quite simple, small, basic interpretation, a quick explanation based on somebody else's thoughts about the world. Ghost + Metal = Haunting, remnant, ghost is sticked to that metal.

That's why the Puppet is haunted, because this metal showed up close to her near the death, and that's why Springtrap is - he has died inside of a metal animatronic.

In the Freddy Fazbear's Pizzerias, there was plenty of metal animatronics and it's some sort of an explanation, why there are dozens of hauntings in Freddy's and it's not like every single murder in the world causes people to haunt stuff.

It's solely because a lot of murders has happened near the Freddy's robots.

It's likely that you could add a lot of technobabble in it, that you need some specific metal, specific surroundings, and that's why the situation here is even more unique and there aren't many similar cases in the world, but it doesn't matter.

It's just a basic idea. Metal plus Ghost equals Hauntings.

And there isn't really too much to discuss arround this point, it's just a short explanation. It explains why Springtrap is haunted, because of the metal.

It wasn't the Puppet or anything like that. It's likely that The Puppet didn't give life to the victims in the FNaF2 cutscenes just by her magic powers, but she just helped the souls to possess the metal parts - that's all.

No magical, paranormal stuff, why would The Puppet be for some reason better than the others. She probably knows the trick with the metal, she has haunted a robot because of that, and she's using it on others.

And up to FNaF4, it was everything. It seems that William never planned to use remnant, he was just a serial murderer in the pizzeria full of metal animatronics.

He has made it only by coincidence, it's possible that it's the reason why he came back in the FNaF3 minigames.

The remnant he himself created after death has trapped him in the Springtrap. He has died in a springsuit and his soul has created remnant, not the Puppet nor anything else.

As I said, it likely wasn't called "the remnant" just yet. It was later when Scott created Sister Location, where he has greatly expanded that motive and gave it a name.

I think that the Sister Location is also the only point in the lore where William has been gathering the remnant.

In the main lore, he has unintentionally created it, and he might have experimented with it later, but in general, he didn't collect anything, threw into himself for safety or sold on the black market.

Just later, in the Sister Location, Scott has created this situation.

About the Funtime Animatronics we know only that much, that they are kidnapping kids, killing them, and later the bodies are taken out by the scooper when the animatronics are being shredded to parts.

Now taking the remnant as a substance that is created when a soul passes through metal, it seems that the scooper gains a huge amount of sense.

William has created Funtimes not just to murder kids, but to harvest remnant out of them.

It's being said that heated up remnant loses its properties, but it isn't explained if that means it's useless now, or that the soul is freed.

And so, he might have been killing the kids, they were possessing the animatronics, and later, thanks to the high temperature, he's been freeing the kids and harvesting the pure remnant to use for his own purposes.

I mean, he would if he wasn't killed soon later.

According to the blueprints, scooper contains a remnant injector, but at the same time, it can be used to collect it by destroying the animatronics, two in one.

If you need to make some experiments with it, just apply it when it's needed and start whatever you want.

And that's my idea, my theory. A lot has been added here by myself, so don't take everything in here too seriously, but I think the general idea makes sense.

The remnant wasn't being created in William's laboratories or anything like that, but it's a substance created after soul passes through the metal.

That's what a phone call in FNaF1, the very first game, suggests.

Just later, Scott has expanded that idea in various ways in the next games, he has given it a name. "The Fourth Closet" is mentioning the remnant, that it's related to metal,

but I didn't read too much into it, is it a liquid metal, or just some substance that connects to the metal or anything like that - I didn't read the book just yet and I only understand the base idea. I'll start a book summary soon.

But so far, that's all for today. Thank you for watching and I invite you to start a discussion, share your thoughts in the comment section, even in English.

For me, I really like this vision even if it isn't correct, so I plan to expand it a lot in my fanfics and other stories.

But so far, that's all from me for today, see you soon in the next videos!

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[SFM/UCN] Mr. Hippo Story - Sourdough Bread - Duration: 4:08.

My friend, you have met a terrible, terrible demise. But, I, uh, y'know, I - I - I don't

feel too bad about it. After all, if it weren't for me it would've just been from someone

else, y'know? I guess what I'm trying to say is life - life goes on. Well... Well for everyone

else life goes on. Not - not for you.. uh.. You're dead. That's neither here nor there.

It reminds me of one summer day in the park. I was having just a delightful picnic with

my good friend Orville, and I said to him - I said "Orville, I-I have a story."

And he said to me "What's the significance of the story?" and...

I said to him "O-Orville, not every story has to have significance, y'know? Sometimes,

uh, y'know, sometimes a story is just a story. You try to read into every little thing and

find meaning in everything anyone says you'll just drive yourself crazy. Had a friend do

it once - Wasn't pretty. We talked about it for years. And not only that, but you'll likely

end up believing something you shouldn't believe, thinking something you shouldn't think, o-or

assuming something you shouldn't assume, y'know?"

Sometimes I said "A story is-is just a story, so just be quiet for one second in life and

eat your sandwich, okay?" Of course, it was only then I realized I'd made sandwiches.

Poor Orville was... having such difficulty eating it. Elephants have those clumsy hands,

y'know? Actually, I-I suppose that's the problem. They don't have hands at all, do they? The-they're

all feet! An-I-I couldn't imagine someone asking me to eat a sandwich with my feet.

Now, if I recall correctly there was a bakery nearby. I said to him, "Orville, let me go

get you some rye bread." Now, I-I'm unsure if elephants enjoy rye bread, but I assure

you that Orville does.

Now this was on a Tuesday, which was good because rye bread was always fresh on Tuesday.

They made sourdough bread on Monday, and threw it out Wednesday... or rather they sold it

at a discount for people wanting to feed the ducks, and probably at the end of the day

finally they threw it all out - I don't recall.

I do remember a man who would bring his son to the bakery every Wednesday and go feed

the ducks. He would buy all of the sourdough bread. Of course, y'know, you're not supposed

to feed the ducks sourdough bread at all. It swells up in their stomach and then they

all die. At, uh.. at least... at least that's what I've heard. Y'know I-I never saw any

ducks die myself, but I did notice a substantial decrease in the duck population over the course

of a few years. I just never thought to stop the man and tell him that he was killing the

ducks by feeding them sourdough bread! And if you want my opinion on the matter, heh

- and I told Orville this as well - "If you wanna feed ducks, or birds, or any kind for

that matter, it's best to buy seed."

I mean, when you think about it, breads of any sort don't occur in nature. They don't

grow on trees, or spring up from the bushes. I don't think birds know what to do with bread.

What was I saying?

Oh-oh, yes yes.

So I bought Orville some rye bread. What a fine day it was.

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How to Sculpt a Baby Dragon Hatching (in water based clay) - Narrated - Duration: 5:34.

Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!

I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will model a baby Dragon

hatching (coming out of the egg), and for that will use this clay,

which is water based, so it will dry and harden by itself with the air.

We take some of it and work it a bit, we can add some water

to make it softer and we work it a little bit more, so that the water

and the softness spreads evenly.

And we start giving it the shape of an egg, but it is a bit small, so let's take

some more clay, water it as needed and add it

to make it bigger.

The egg that I am making will probably be small, for Dragon´s standards [laughter]

but it will be bigger than a chicken`s egg anyways.

With a tool like this or with a butter knife I can try to make it a little bit more rounded.

Good!

But since it is pretty soft and a bit sticky, I think the hands work better, actually.

And now, let's cut a hole in it

we need to make some space so that our baby Dragon will be sitting in there and

will be coming out.

Alright!

And let's scoop some more out, like so.

This clay is drying pretty fast and is crackling, so I smooth it out with some more water.

Now let's do the Dragon,

and we will begin with the head.

We do a shape and also will have like the neck and part of the body so

that it holds itself up.

Like so.

Obviously the head is bigger and then the neck a little bit smaller, so we

take some clay out.

And we position it here.

Let's build the snout squeezing the clay a little bit, and let's give it a crest

something like that.

A pointed ridge in the middle.

Then we should carve the eyes, not the eyes I meant the eyes´ sockets

like so, and we can add a little ball for the eyes.

Very good!

Then the eyelids, on each side, and we do a line opening for the mouth.

The clay of the egg keeps crackling a lot, but now I think actually it looks

good since our egg should be crackling

so I guess this is a happy accident and I will leave it like that.

And we make some space for the baby arm to come out.

Like so, and we shape it a little bit.

The elbow and fingers.

Let's refine the crest, we should make it crisper... like so.

And then, let's model a little wing, we begin with a triangular shape and

then in one side we make it wavy.

And we give it some texture, scaly texture.

Let's make some texture also to the head

and the body.

Good! and let's amplify some of the cracks.

It looks like we did a lot of work with those cracks [laughter].

I like them.

I LOVE sculpting so much!

So much that I am actually seriously considering making all future tutorials, exclusively

on modeling and sculpting.

Would you like that?

or would you prefer majority of the videos being on drawing and a few on painting

and sculpting.

Please let me know in the comments.

Ok, I let the clay dry for a day and now with acrylic paint, I'm painting it all

white, as you see.

The egg will stay white, but as soon as it is dry, we give a layer of gold

to the Dragon.

This gold is a little bit transparent, so if I had painted it on the brown

color of the clay, it would look a lot darker.

Very good!

Now the eyes let's paint them orange, and I add a little bit more paint.

Like so.

Very good!

¡Excelente!

Now the other one.

And the pupil of course, black.

We do it a little bit elongated, like a cat. Here is the wing that had fallen off.

And the other eye.

Very good! Al right!

The last touches and its ready!

If you enjoyed please give it a LIKE! let me know in the comments

what would you like for the future, share it to your friends

and subscribe to Fine Art-Tips.

And I will see you on Tuesday ;)

Subtitled by Grethel Trejo

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5 (Simple) Facebook Video Hacks - Duration: 4:42.

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Father Przemek Tomczyk's Path to Priesthood - Duration: 1:46.

(soft instrumental music)

- My name is Przemek Tomczyk

I came over from Poland,

and was very much involved in the church life

in my hometown in Kowal, in Poland.

When I finished high school,

and when I was thinking about my future,

I wanted to become a journalist.

On the way to the university,

I always passed by the building of the seminary,

and one day I decided to enter in,

and see how the building looks like from the inside.

When I decided to come here to U.S.,

that enabled me to see the church as universal

from all other different cultures and languages.

Mundelein is shaping the special connection

between studies and prayer life.

I have this idea of being a priest

who is open to the people,

who is outgoing,

who is knowledgeable in the faith,

who is a good preacher.

For six years I was preparing,

And now it's finally coming,

and there's this mixture of excitement

because it's no longer driving

the bicycle with training wheels.

Now I'm really gonna dive into

the real responsibility of being a shepherd

for the people of the parish

that I will minister to.

God is gonna help me

to become a priest that He wishes me to become.

(soft instrumental music)

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🏁How to replace engine air filter on VW GOLF 3 1H1 Hatchback [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]🏁 - Duration: 2:23.

Open the hood.

Use a phillips screwdriver. Loosen and remove the air filter cover.

Remove the air filter and replace it with a new one.

Reinstall the air filter cover. Fasten it. Use a phillips screwdriver.

Close the hood.

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Unboxing Our New Computer from iBuyPower! - Duration: 4:20.

oh hey guys Captain Morgan here and we got a new

computer

hey guys so today we're doing something a little different on Co optimistic I'm

really excited to say that we got us a new computer this is an AMD Rison 5x we

Suped it out customized it and we bought it from iBUYPOWER which is an excellent

PC customizing website check that out links in the description and let's open

up this guy alright so just to start this is a heck

of a package here alright so immediately I'm seeing there's lots of foam which is

super good I'm really glad about that this is the main CPU tower I'm gonna get

to that in a second let's see the cool extras we got this is my awesome gaming

mouse that I got for free yeah look at that oh that's real pretty cool keyboard

some good buttons on it seems like pretty good keyboard also for free and

cool gaming mouse that came on the side it's got a good grip on it I like that I

like the feel of that that's it's really good

Quick Start Guide read this first hello dream PC removing the protective foam

all right slide it out seems pretty reasonable alright let's check it out

how do I get this out is that upright upright no I probably look like an idiot

trying to get this out but that does not have a lot of room to move so glad that

it's safe now the tower I got it's called an Azza

A Z Z A so first of all this is beautiful let me take that off

packaging yeah just be safe got it it's got glass casing on the side here

no it didn't specify there's like a way to take this out alright don't snag on

the fan go nice and tight not too tight though you want a cracked glass alright

I guess that's uh I guess that's good let's go pop this baby in what if I

could use this for like sound deadening ah in a world where one man has the best

voice in the world alright so we just started up everything

looks like it's working alright we've gotten to the Windows screen that's good

all right we're in cool seems like everything's working that's always a

good sign let's do the first thing everybody does and install Chrome

alright guys so we're back we set up some stuff looks like everything's

working alright I also figured out this is a cool I figure I had to get my LEDs

working down here which is super cool so let's try out some games and see how

this works ok looks nice that's good oh yeah let's just play a random

alright so immediately games playing well you're running everything pretty

high quality so it looks good alright well all in all I'm pretty happy with

this system it looks like it's gonna run great I'm really excited to try it with

some new VR stuff I guess we'll have to see what that looks like in the future

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