Youtube daily report Oct 11 2018

Hi guys, so for this video I asked you guys to send me questions that you would like to know about me and

among questions. I noticed that there's a huge gap between some questions and the other

Some questions were quite deep and the other questions were

quite easygoing

So I decided to do easygoing questions first and in the next video, I will continue to answer the rest

So without further ado, let's get right into 20 random facts about me. I

am 25 years old and I'm turning 26 this December.

I can do British accent.

Okay. Let me know how you liked it in the comment.

My physical and security is my nose.

I just don't like the shape of it

But every day I'm learning to be ok with not being completely okay with the way I look.

And another physical

insecurity that I have or something that I'm not like completely fond of about my look is that I don't think I have a

friendly-looking,

nice looking face

And I think you know, it's less that way now because I have bangs

But I think it really has to do with the

asymmetrical features, which means not symmetrical, of my face in general

And people feel quite uncomfortable

when you only talk about your physical insecurities

so I'm gonna tell you one thing that I like about my look, and it's I like how physically toned I am

which I guess comes from years of exercising.

It's hard to give an answer when people ask me what I do because no job that I have currently is stable.

But most of the jobs that I'm taking currently are English-related field and

among them

I like teaching the most.

So people watch my youtube videos and ads that I post online and then they would reach out to me

asking me to tutor them and that's how I get the connection with with the students that are

you know willing to learn from me.

My long-term dream is to build a school because I like teaching so much especially kids and

my short-term dream is to write a book.

I don't have a boyfriend.

I don't have an ideal type for a future partner

and even if I do have an ideal type

it's hard to find a guy who perfectly fits that and also for that guy to consider me an ideal type

So I really don't have a fixed ideal type and I think you know friendship or love or like bond between people

ripens more when you build something together with the same vision rather than just spending free time together

or going out on a few dates. I'm not saying these are not important but

deeper connection, I believe requires

vision and collaboration.

On a scale of 1 to 10, I would give 5 to how confident I am

because I think I'm only confident when my intuition knows what I'm doing and

when I do something out of love out of genuine love but other times

I think I'm a bit insecure and anxious.

I have always liked

freestyle dance, but I didn't like to you know

I was kind of shy dancing in front of people like when people were around even my friends

and

when I was in front of people and had to dance I

my body always became stiff because I was so afraid and I kept telling myself

I'm not a good dancer, why do you even want to dance here? And I was so self-conscious.

But at some point in my life

I learned that it's okay to lose myself to the music as long as I'm having fun and that

helped me become less

self-conscious and enjoy the dance even more.

I like to dance because it's a way to express

how much you enjoy that music but I'm not you know

completely in love with dancing choreography nor am I particularly talented in it.

But I'm only enthusiastic about learning

choreography to a song that I really enjoy because that way my body finds it easier and you know less

excruciating and boring to learn to dance.

I have a BA in English literature and English-Korean Translation and Interpretation.

So I double majored in both majors.

My favorite food is beef and potatoes.

My favorite fruit is blueberry.

My favorite color is blue.

And my last fact is my answer to a question that someone

wrote on my Instagram post and that question was

Are you a happy person if you are, how do you define that?

So I want to read out my answer to this question to you.

I'm not a person who always feels happy

nor am I completely

okay with where I am in my life right now.

There are many parts of my life that need improvement and that I want to say I'm trying my best to better

but my dream is to be a happy person and

everybody defines happiness differently, but I want to put it this way.

I think happiness is like physical fitness

so you don't become fit just by exercising temporarily or once in a while.

You become fit by exercising on a regular basis, long-term, forever.

But exercising isn't always fun.

It gives your muscle the pain and you sometimes feel like skipping

But as you do it every day or every other day

your body slowly starts to build up and you are more strength balance and good hormones, which

contribute to your overall fitness and

And same with happiness.

It's a long-term thing and you don't become a happy person just because you had a pleasant moment or pleasant day

The truth is you're not always going to have a pleasant moment. Some mpments would feel hurtful. Some days

you just want to indulge in negative feelings, but getting through all that with self-awareness

will step by step

contribute to your growth and happiness

so I'm gonna keep on dreaming and having faith and loving and

trust that all these will somehow complete my overall happiness as I look back upon my life

in my deathbed.

That was that was it, 20 random facts about me and I will do another Q&A video based on the

questions that you

sent me so please don't worry about it

And I'll see you in the next video and thank you so much for watching

And thank you so much for all the support and love and care and concern

And just everything!

Hey, so while I was editing I noticed that one fact is missing so I'll give you this fact

um, my real and full name is

심효정 which is Hyojeong Shim in English, but I'm in Asian countries your surname comes first

and then your given name so my given name is Hyojeong and my surname is Shim.

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Jacob Finds More Than Comfort in Tasha | Greenleaf | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 1:45.

You ever

have somebody that you know

treat you like the person you used to be

back in the day,

but you're not that person anymore?

-Are you kidding me?

-You know what I'm talking about?

-Yeah, I know what you're talking about.

Jacob, do you think I've always been

this holy church lady you see

infront of you?

Like I didn't go out every Saturday night

trying to get my swerve on

walking into church on Sunday,

eyes barely open, praying

other people was really thinking I was praying.

And you know those people

would love to bring me down.

and remind me of that everyday.

But I know I've been forgiven so..

-Yes now that's just the thing,

I know Kerisa forgives me

but she'll never forget.

And then she won't let me forget either.

And I'm sick of it.

Bring it in.

Come on, bring it in, it'll be okay.

It'll be alright.

MUSIC

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Zora Packs Her Bags | Greenleaf | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 2:09.

[FOOTSTEPS]

Mm.

[LAUGHS]

Are you having a hard time deciding?

Uh, on what?

What you going to wear?

[LAUGHS]

Kind of.

What did I do now?

Oh, nothing.

Now I was just thinking that it might

be a good idea for you to take over the Little Saints

while Sophia's healing.

Yes, and no for me, though.

Come again?

I'm not good with kids.

Zora, I think it's come to a point

now where taking care of the souls of others

will give you a deeper sense of value of your own,

do you not agree?

Well, I don't know how it feels to be young.

Oh, you feel like you have all the time in the world

to try things out, make mistakes.

But Zora, I can tell you from experience

that the moment to be your best self is right now.

I don't want to do it, grandma.

And even if I did, I can't.

Why not, Zora?

I'm 18 now.

I'm leaving.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

And when, pray tell, is this grand escape

of yours taking place?

In about 10 minutes.

Zora.

Zora.

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First Look: "Dea Abscondita" | Greenleaf | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 0:41.

I told you you were being too hard on her.

Just back off!

I'm not gonna let Zora turn into Faith.

MUSIC

After all I've done,

you still don't trust me?

I'm not what you think.

Then what are you?

I am still the head of this family!

You are the head of nothing.

I don't belong here, Jacob.

Whatever our children are going through,

we think we can fix it.

Tasha, I want you here.

I know you do.

But some get away.

MUSIC

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Lady Mae Kicks the Bishop Out | Greenleaf | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 1:44.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[FOOTSTEPS]

[CRICKETS CHIRPING]

You emptied our shared account?

It'll be full in two weeks time, more than full

if all goes well.

Says Miss Cross.

Says CNBC and everyone else.

Insider trading is not illegal yet.

So the word on the street is--

I want you out of this house tonight.

I've already made arrangements to stay

with Percy for the short term.

I'll be leaving in the morning.

You'll leave tonight.

And this time, take it all, James,

every last tie and purple robe and gaudy knick knack.

I want you out of here.

I want you gone.

As you wish, dear.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[FOOTSTEPS]

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Navratri VS. Durga Pooja 🕯️ | Rickshawali - Duration: 6:11.

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What do you want to eat?

What do you want to eat?

I'm calling you for pooja

Do get chicken khatti roll for me

Dear God, this Navratri give me power so that I don't think about chicken

Durga Pooja is almost there

Let's clean the house?

Yes

The house is looking so clean

Now it is looking like Durja Pooja has arrived

The house is clean but still something is missing

Have you forgot all the culture?

Where is Mata picture?

Look at Varun

Why should I watch him?

He has all the VIP passes

Really?

Yes

Do you go to the gym? You look so fit

I don't' go

Manisha was saying you have VVIP pass

I was thinking rather than going alone for the blessings, we could go together?

No, I'm going with my friend

Oh My!

Look Anisha what I have

This is nothing

I have VVIP pass of Dhinchak Pooja

Oh My!

Pass me the rum

Give me ice

Check if mom is there

I'm standing behind you

Sorry I did a mistake

Will drink less today

Navratri is over now so is the party

Durga Pooja is over

We will have to wait till next year

Next year we will celebrate in Calcutta

This idea is the best

Navratri is over

Back to work now

Can you send me one barbeque chicken

I need to order one chicken platter

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My Top 5 Solutions to Fix Warframe's Content Drought Right Now - Duration: 9:33.

Ahoy thar, Legion!

If you've been playin' Warframe as much as we have this year, you might-a noticed that

content drought's been goin' on strong!

2018, the year of our Lotus,

which has been lovingly coined as The Year of Cosmetics by muh boi Mr. Buros,

and that's about spot on, I says!

Now I'm not here to complain

...today.

I uh, basically did that in my last video, but this one though!

This one is all about bein' positive and providing helpful suggestions to DE on possible ways

to fix the current content drought and how to prevent them from happening again in the

future.

First off, let's start with the obvious suggestion:

1.

Release more content

In a perfect universe this would be the only thing on the list,

and with a snap of our fingers the content would double.

And perfectly balanced, as all things should be.

While it's the most direct suggestion it's also the most simplistic.

And if all my years gaming have taught me anything,

it's that simplistic is still way too complex for most developers XD

So let's break it down in detail for em! Just in case.

How can they realistically release more content faster?

Back in the day Warframe was a bit similar to, you guessed it!

Minecraft.

Which *is* an odd mental image for some I'm sure.

But if fans of both may recall, in the beginning we'd get nice numbered updates with a chunk

of changes and new goodies to mess around with.

After awhile those would get stale and usually not too long after we'd get another update

to reset the clock and start the process over again.

Those were good times and that's not just muh nostalgia glasses speaking!

Long story short they both evolved into doing ultra-bitesized patches or snapshots and left

the real content to have much longer distances between updates than previously.

While behind the scenes this may benefit the company, from the player's perspective this

is the opposite of improvement.

We want more content, not less.

And this isn't even limited to the current landscape feature on Venus.

To quote the greatest Sage of Memes:

"Our problem isn't that there's a content drought because they are working on fortuna.

Our problem is that there's a content drought because they are working on fortuna

and there is nothing to do in the mean time."

Excellent point you beautiful banana boi!

How can DE focus on large projects and still find ways to keep players entertained and

loggin in?

2.Tactical Alerts and Weekend Events

Another staple old school Warframe utilized was not only releasing content nimbly,

but packing sometimes hastily thrown together tactical alerts and weekend events to keep

players glued to their keyboards.

I mean, Captura with Ivara, Ember, Nova and Valkyr still manage to do that extremely technically

but we're not talking about solo activities here!

These events encouraged everyone to chime in and had some odd modifiers to boot.

Only a certain weapon type was allowed or all the enemies were replaced with manics.

Or even more frightening: nullifiers!

The challenge involved, the limited time to run them, and usually rare rewards all factored

in to really boost player engagement.

While not requiring effort on DE's part it made players try extra hard to login before the

event ran it's course.

These weren't large orchestrated events like Alad verses Anyo,

just simple things thrown together with usually pre-existing enemies, objectives, and locations.

But how are we going to get these events, ya might be wondering?

3.

Dedicated Dev Squads

Update 16 brought with it

Teshin: THE CONCLAVE

and quite surprisingly, a dedicated PvP balance team.

If you scrolled the patch notes for years after that update you'd see endless tweaks

and changes to anything related to pvp.

For a game all but focused on PvE, this was an... interesting choice.

But good news is if they were willing to let a group dedicate themselves to something only

a fraction of the playerbase ever touched,

we got pretty decent odds they'd be willing to have the same amount of people work on

planning these events that'll keep the vast bulk of their playerbase entertained during

the wake large content updates tend to create!

Now this might show the age of some folk watching,

but back in the day it was quite common in MMOs for monthly events to be held by community managers

that were entirely run in-game, so no special tools were required.

They found ways to make it work, make it fun, and the loot was often procured themselves.

There were other more regular events held weekly like best outfit or dueling tournaments,

stuff like that.

Luckily we've come a long way since then, but the point bein' even without access to

tools, creativity can find a way.

And, no pressure, but if you've watched any of the livestreams Warframe officially airs

on their channel,

you'll note each of those lovely ladies all have a title of community coordinator, manager,

or community director and live ops.

Now I could be wrong, but that sounds like the perfect group to be running that sort

of thing to me.

Not to say they'd be the only people running it, but at the least they can pick some ideas

out of the community they manage and pass that along to someone who can plug those modifiers

in and there we go,

A coordinated event between community and moderators that

they can even stream the event on their respective shows they host.

Speakin' of dedicated teams, DE can cover a lot more ground and faster

if instead of focusing on the single most important issue at the top of the stack,

one at a time,

maybe some preventative maintenance should be in order, so little issues buried in the

pile of suggestions don't progress into big problems that demand their attention in the

long run.

Number 4: Fixing old and forgotten content

If DE is set on taking awhile to make big set piece, time-intensive updates,

it would be beneficial and actually work in tandem with their goals of improved quality

if they simply dusted off old content and polished common, long-standing issues the

game has had over the years.

The scary reality of the situation for the developers is:

to drop everything to work on old content isn't gonna draw in new players

and risks actively scaring away the current ones who are already dealin' with the

content drought as it is.

On the other side, to solely work on the newest, greatest content is to let infrastructure

go unattended

and minor cracks eventually become massive structural weaknesses.

Instead of jumpin' from one extreme to the next, I suggest they continue the full speed ahead on the current

update plans but allow a small group of 'dusters' to tidy up any long-lingering cobwebs.

In essence, if it takes ages to make something brand new on the high concept side of things,

why not expend far less energy by tackling tiny tweaks and dusting off what used to be

the shiny New Thing

that was inevitably left on a shelf to make way for the next New Thing shortly after?

It wouldn't require tons of elbow grease or data sheets, going back to revive and fix

old content is a very frequent player request so in tandem with new content also on the

way it would please errbody.

And heck Pablo is lauded for being THE guy who reworks older, underpowered frames.

If just one guy can reliably do that, there's gotta be a ton of people on staff just as

useful and willing to spruce up the place.

And don't forget,

Pablo's field of expertise is UI,

so there is no limitation or qualification on who can do what.

If they are interested, gotta knack for it and have the time available, let em have a

crack at it I says.

So in theory you got the main focus of the entire office aimin' at the heavy lifting

of new content,

a small squad incharge of events and tactical alerts to keep things exciting during the wait

and another tiny troop of dedicated dusters who are in charge of general maintenance of

older content and long forgotten player bug reports.

Assuming that's firing at least on half cylinders, that's a pretty nice cluster of efficiency

and productivity from my perspective.

Which leaves the final suggestion which is as simple as the first on this list, but no

less impactful on the morale of the entire player pool of the game:

5.

Stick to release dates.

Once they are announced, DE should always, always follow through and make good on a release date.

I've seen some suggest a solution to avoid missing release dates is to just

not announce them in the first place, but that is a tragic mistake in my opinion.

To quote the classic film Dodgeball:

"I've found that if you have a goal you may not reach it.

But, if you don't have one then you're never disappointed, and I gotta tell you..

It feels phenomenal."

The joke therein of course being the guy saying that is...

I won't say lazy, but he's rather relaxed.

By avoiding release dates, and this applies to any game company by the way,

it might shield you from potential negative comments, but it all but ensures that delays

and day one patches become an integral part of your design process.

As any content creator is aware, you have in theory unlimited time to make something and if allow

ourselves to keep perfecting each upload, the video will never be released.

It's this vicious cycle we've been seeing in some big youtubers on extended vacations.

See if this similar to Warframe at all to you:

The time between content is so long large feel the need to do something big to make up for it

which then takes longer to produce than they're used to,

naturally they find more things that need perfecting which adds more wait time so they find even

more things to add to counter-act that delay,

and thus the vicious cycle of continues

when in the end their fans just want some bloody content already!

But I digress.

Of course these are just this simple Rhino's suggestions on how to solve n' avoid future

content droughts.

What about your suggestions, Legion?

Got any other ideas that might do the trick?

Or maybe you just have an awesome idea for an event or reword you'd love to see in game?

Leave em all in a comment below and we'll do our best to get right back to ya!

As always, thank-you for watching and catch you next time, Legion.

Take care!

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Why I had a sad day in Mauritius! - Duration: 16:22.

its 7:30 am

Today is Friday

This is Hotel Sofitel

Mauritius is located in the Southern Hemisphere

This is the first time I am travelling so far towards the south of Equator

Here the climatic condition is completely different from the Northern Hemisphere

When it is winter in India, its Summer in Mauritius

and vice versa

In July, we are enjoying the Winter season in Mauritius

I am just loving the weather at this time

I am having Dal Poori, Hash Browns, Banana Fritters, Beans, Chutney

Also...

According to Jeffry, this garden is used for wedding ceremonies

Mauritius is a popular place for destination weddings

We are going to check-in in another hotel - Telfair. An Indian wedding was going on there

A lot of people from India came to attend the wedding

This is the place for kids

How are you?

I am good

This is one of the few tea plantations in Mauritius

I can taste from the different types of flavours

This is a private tea estate

This is tea chutney

made up of tea leaves

there are a lot of things made up of tea leaves

Pay 525 Rs and visit Tea Garden, Tea factory and this restaurant for tea tasting

Its 2:30 pm

If you Google for Must-do activities in Mauritius, you will see this place

please spread your wings

we are going to see 25000 species of insects now

but they are dead!

25000 species of insects were killed just for keeping them in a showcase

there is no research objective behind this

Usually we see live animals in zoo and botanical gardens

They are properly fed

however some people are against of keeping them in captivity

their original homes are forests or jungles, then why we keep them in a cage

just because we humans want to see them here!

people are against keeping them in captivity, whereas here they have literally killed them!

I can not digest this. I am sorry

A crocodile can stay inside the water continuously for an hour or more

Here a crocodile is fed 120 Kgs of meat and chicken every year

The wild ones eat double than these ones. These captive ones do not have to struggle to get their food

Oh my god! We humans can eat anything!

Do you remember Jeffry from Langkawi?

I really enjoyed the wildlife park there in Malaysia

but here the beginning of this trip has disappointed me

it was painful to see the dead insects and butterflies

After that I am feeling that we humans are not doing justice with these animals by keeping them in cages

This crocodile is just 6 months old

A tortoise can live upto 150 years

I am not able to speak now

feeling low

We, humans, want to fly and do all those adventures which makes us more free

we do ziplining, quad biking and many other things

we want to fly like this

but here we have tied the mouth of a small crocodile just because we want to take a photograph with it

what if someone do the same with our children!

How it will feel !

I dont want to comment

None of us saw Dinosaurs, still we have made blockbusters portraying them

When we can show them like this, then why can't we show these insects and animals in photographs!

Why do we have to kill them or keep them as captive!

Doing so for researches is still a valid excuse

for example, our intervention helped Tigers who were on the verge of extinction

One day I saw a few people were climbing a tree outside of my home

I saw they were trying to steal the small birds from the nests

I said them not to do so

but they said, we have to sell them

Instead of open sky now they will be caged... forever

but if we stop buying such birds then why would someone steal them!

so please stop buying them

You can buy these branches for 25 Rs to feed them

I got scared. I thought there is a Tortoise behind me

its 4:30 pm

We have reached hotel Telfair

This is going to be our last hotel of this trip

After 2 nights we will be in Air Mauritius, flying back to our homes

its 9 am

We are going to spend the next 45 minutes in this nature reserve

This is our vehicle

You have to pay 4500 Rs to book this

its 9:30 and we have reached this location

its raining there

now it has reached here also

You can also do trekking by paying 950 Rs

This is going to be a 2 hours long trek

You can feel the same thrill here which you must have seen in Ziplining and Quadbiking

its 10:30 am

After doing the Nature Reserve trip, now we have reached the Golf Course

Today is the first time I will try my hands on Golf

Got hit by Golf stick

Never stand in front of someone who is playing Golf

I Golf Stick hit me here

Good thing is nothing happened to my spectacles

also the injury is not big

spectacles have bend from here

but I want to complete the game

2 more shots are left

Never stand behind a horse or camel

they can hit you badly

I was standing on a wrong position

I should haven't stood in front of him

You can also do Canoeing for free if you are staying in this hotel

This is also my first time

After this we will go into the sea to canoe

and now we are going to hit

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b 02 - Duration: 4:15.

That's what researchers at Sarah Mangelsdorf's lab at the University of Illinois are investigating.

14 months Zachary is about to experience a series of

separations and reunions that are designed to activate a baby's attachment behavior.

At this age, strangers make the baby feel anxious.

At the entrance of the researcher, Zachary heads over to his mother for safety.

His mother reassures him and redirects his attention toward the toys.

When the researcher tries to engage Zachary in play,

it increases his stress, which makes him hold on to his mother for security.

Gradually he relaxes and begins to play with the researcher.

The next stage of the study involves his mother leaving the room.

Zachary tries to follow her and

when she disappears Zachary is inconsolable. He wants his mummy.

Zachary's distress at separation from his mother is actually a sign of healthy attachment.

When his mother returns his tears instantly subside.

Researchers pay special attention to the moment when the child is reunited with the parent.

The way Zachary's mother comforts him and directs his attention away from his distress and his willingness to follow her lead

tells them that he is a securely attached child.

In less secure attachment, children respond to the reunion with their parent with anything from anger to

avoidance.

Aaron is 17 months, only 3 months older than Zachary.

At this age his fear of strangers has diminished. He happily shows the researcher his toys.

In fact, he's the one to initiate their play.

However, what will happen when his mother leaves the room?

He is so engrossed that at first he doesn't notice her going.

It doesn't take long before Aaron becomes aware of her absence.

But unlike the younger Zachary, the researcher is able to re-engage Aaron in play quite quickly.

This shows that he's passed the age of separation anxiety.

They play for a while and then the next stage of the study begins.

The researcher goes out of the room and leaves Aaron behind.

This time Aaron gets upset.

He feels completely abandoned.

Then the researcher comes back.

Everything's okay, mummy's coming back.

By telling him that his mummy is coming back, she reassures him.

And he feels safe again, ready to play.

Research has shown that separation anxiety begins around the age of eight months and

peaks sometime between 10 and 18 months.

For the most part, if the child feels securely attached,

separation anxiety gradually fades during the last half of the second year

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How to Watch American Horror Story Online: AHS Season 8 Episode 5 | Heavy.com

Season 8 of American Horror Story: Apocalypse continues to captivate fans and tonight is episode 5.

The show airs on the FX channel at 10 p.m.

ET/PT, in the Wednesday night time slot on the network.

For those who would like to watch the new American Horror Story episodesonline, there are several alternative options for you to choose from, instead of watching the show on TV.

If you don't have cable or can't get to a TV, you can watch FX live on your computer, phone or streaming device by signing up for one of the following cable-free, live-TV streaming services:.

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If you want an extensive on-demand streaming library in addition to live TV, Hulu now also offers a bundle of 50-plus live channels, including the FX network.

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If you can't watch American Horror Story live, "Hulu with Live TV" also comes with both its extensive on-demand library (which has many shows available after they air) and 50 hours of Cloud DVR storage (with the ability to upgrade to "Enhanced Cloud DVR," which gives you 200 hours of DVR space and the ability to fast forward through commercials).

FuboTV.

FX is one of 80-plus channels included in the Fubo channel package.

You can sign up for a free 7-day trial, and you can then watch FX live on your computer via the FuboTV website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the FuboTV app.

If you can't watch American Horror Story live, FuboTV comes with 30 hours of Cloud DVR (with the ability to upgrade to 500 hours), as well as a handy "72-Hour Lookback" feature, which allows you to watch most shows up to three days after they air even if you forgot to record them.

Sling TV.

The FX network is included in the "Sling Blue" channel package.

You can sign up for a free 7-day trial, and you can then watch the show live on your computer via the Sling TV website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Sling TV app.

If you can't watch the show live, you can get 50 hours of cloud DVR storage as an additional add-on.

For those who would like to watch tonight's episode of American Horror Story or any of this season's episodes via Amazon, American Horror Story season 8 is available for purchase on Amazon.

Individual episodes are available to buy, starting at $1.99 – $2.99, and the entire season is available for $18.99 – $24.99 as well.

Season 8 of American Horror Story is a cross-over season, combining the seasons AHS: Murder House and AHS: Coven.

In season 8 of the show, actor Cody Fern plays the role of an adult Michael Langdon.

For those out of the loop, the character Michael Langdon is from Murder House.

Michael was the baby Vivien (played by Connie Britton) gave birth to before she died almost immediately after Michael was delivered.

Vivien had been raped by Tate (played by Evan Peters), who was haunting Vivien's home.

Tate's mother (played by Jessica Lange) ended up adopting the baby, who killed his babysitter on the finale of Murder House.

Jessica Lange will reportedly return to the series in episode 6, after being away from the show since season 4.

Another returning face this season is Stevie Nicks, who appeared on AHS: Coven, according to Entertainment Weekly.

According to Fansided, on episode 4 of the new season, viewers learned of the tension between witches and warlocks.

The witches have arrived and on tonight's episode, FX states that, "After witnessing the Apocalypse, Cordelia must act quickly to stop Michael or face the end of days.".

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My Top 5 Solutions to Fix Warframe's Content Drought Right Now - Duration: 9:33.

Ahoy thar, Legion!

If you've been playin' Warframe as much as we have this year, you might-a noticed that

content drought's been goin' on strong!

2018, the year of our Lotus,

which has been lovingly coined as The Year of Cosmetics by muh boi Mr. Buros,

and that's about spot on, I says!

Now I'm not here to complain

...today.

I uh, basically did that in my last video, but this one though!

This one is all about bein' positive and providing helpful suggestions to DE on possible ways

to fix the current content drought and how to prevent them from happening again in the

future.

First off, let's start with the obvious suggestion:

1.

Release more content

In a perfect universe this would be the only thing on the list,

and with a snap of our fingers the content would double.

And perfectly balanced, as all things should be.

While it's the most direct suggestion it's also the most simplistic.

And if all my years gaming have taught me anything,

it's that simplistic is still way too complex for most developers XD

So let's break it down in detail for em! Just in case.

How can they realistically release more content faster?

Back in the day Warframe was a bit similar to, you guessed it!

Minecraft.

Which *is* an odd mental image for some I'm sure.

But if fans of both may recall, in the beginning we'd get nice numbered updates with a chunk

of changes and new goodies to mess around with.

After awhile those would get stale and usually not too long after we'd get another update

to reset the clock and start the process over again.

Those were good times and that's not just muh nostalgia glasses speaking!

Long story short they both evolved into doing ultra-bitesized patches or snapshots and left

the real content to have much longer distances between updates than previously.

While behind the scenes this may benefit the company, from the player's perspective this

is the opposite of improvement.

We want more content, not less.

And this isn't even limited to the current landscape feature on Venus.

To quote the greatest Sage of Memes:

"Our problem isn't that there's a content drought because they are working on fortuna.

Our problem is that there's a content drought because they are working on fortuna

and there is nothing to do in the mean time."

Excellent point you beautiful banana boi!

How can DE focus on large projects and still find ways to keep players entertained and

loggin in?

2.Tactical Alerts and Weekend Events

Another staple old school Warframe utilized was not only releasing content nimbly,

but packing sometimes hastily thrown together tactical alerts and weekend events to keep

players glued to their keyboards.

I mean, Captura with Ivara, Ember, Nova and Valkyr still manage to do that extremely technically

but we're not talking about solo activities here!

These events encouraged everyone to chime in and had some odd modifiers to boot.

Only a certain weapon type was allowed or all the enemies were replaced with manics.

Or even more frightening: nullifiers!

The challenge involved, the limited time to run them, and usually rare rewards all factored

in to really boost player engagement.

While not requiring effort on DE's part it made players try extra hard to login before the

event ran it's course.

These weren't large orchestrated events like Alad verses Anyo,

just simple things thrown together with usually pre-existing enemies, objectives, and locations.

But how are we going to get these events, ya might be wondering?

3.

Dedicated Dev Squads

Update 16 brought with it

Teshin: THE CONCLAVE

and quite surprisingly, a dedicated PvP balance team.

If you scrolled the patch notes for years after that update you'd see endless tweaks

and changes to anything related to pvp.

For a game all but focused on PvE, this was an... interesting choice.

But good news is if they were willing to let a group dedicate themselves to something only

a fraction of the playerbase ever touched,

we got pretty decent odds they'd be willing to have the same amount of people work on

planning these events that'll keep the vast bulk of their playerbase entertained during

the wake large content updates tend to create!

Now this might show the age of some folk watching,

but back in the day it was quite common in MMOs for monthly events to be held by community managers

that were entirely run in-game, so no special tools were required.

They found ways to make it work, make it fun, and the loot was often procured themselves.

There were other more regular events held weekly like best outfit or dueling tournaments,

stuff like that.

Luckily we've come a long way since then, but the point bein' even without access to

tools, creativity can find a way.

And, no pressure, but if you've watched any of the livestreams Warframe officially airs

on their channel,

you'll note each of those lovely ladies all have a title of community coordinator, manager,

or community director and live ops.

Now I could be wrong, but that sounds like the perfect group to be running that sort

of thing to me.

Not to say they'd be the only people running it, but at the least they can pick some ideas

out of the community they manage and pass that along to someone who can plug those modifiers

in and there we go,

A coordinated event between community and moderators that

they can even stream the event on their respective shows they host.

Speakin' of dedicated teams, DE can cover a lot more ground and faster

if instead of focusing on the single most important issue at the top of the stack,

one at a time,

maybe some preventative maintenance should be in order, so little issues buried in the

pile of suggestions don't progress into big problems that demand their attention in the

long run.

Number 4: Fixing old and forgotten content

If DE is set on taking awhile to make big set piece, time-intensive updates,

it would be beneficial and actually work in tandem with their goals of improved quality

if they simply dusted off old content and polished common, long-standing issues the

game has had over the years.

The scary reality of the situation for the developers is:

to drop everything to work on old content isn't gonna draw in new players

and risks actively scaring away the current ones who are already dealin' with the

content drought as it is.

On the other side, to solely work on the newest, greatest content is to let infrastructure

go unattended

and minor cracks eventually become massive structural weaknesses.

Instead of jumpin' from one extreme to the next, I suggest they continue the full speed ahead on the current

update plans but allow a small group of 'dusters' to tidy up any long-lingering cobwebs.

In essence, if it takes ages to make something brand new on the high concept side of things,

why not expend far less energy by tackling tiny tweaks and dusting off what used to be

the shiny New Thing

that was inevitably left on a shelf to make way for the next New Thing shortly after?

It wouldn't require tons of elbow grease or data sheets, going back to revive and fix

old content is a very frequent player request so in tandem with new content also on the

way it would please errbody.

And heck Pablo is lauded for being THE guy who reworks older, underpowered frames.

If just one guy can reliably do that, there's gotta be a ton of people on staff just as

useful and willing to spruce up the place.

And don't forget,

Pablo's field of expertise is UI,

so there is no limitation or qualification on who can do what.

If they are interested, gotta knack for it and have the time available, let em have a

crack at it I says.

So in theory you got the main focus of the entire office aimin' at the heavy lifting

of new content,

a small squad incharge of events and tactical alerts to keep things exciting during the wait

and another tiny troop of dedicated dusters who are in charge of general maintenance of

older content and long forgotten player bug reports.

Assuming that's firing at least on half cylinders, that's a pretty nice cluster of efficiency

and productivity from my perspective.

Which leaves the final suggestion which is as simple as the first on this list, but no

less impactful on the morale of the entire player pool of the game:

5.

Stick to release dates.

Once they are announced, DE should always, always follow through and make good on a release date.

I've seen some suggest a solution to avoid missing release dates is to just

not announce them in the first place, but that is a tragic mistake in my opinion.

To quote the classic film Dodgeball:

"I've found that if you have a goal you may not reach it.

But, if you don't have one then you're never disappointed, and I gotta tell you..

It feels phenomenal."

The joke therein of course being the guy saying that is...

I won't say lazy, but he's rather relaxed.

By avoiding release dates, and this applies to any game company by the way,

it might shield you from potential negative comments, but it all but ensures that delays

and day one patches become an integral part of your design process.

As any content creator is aware, you have in theory unlimited time to make something and if allow

ourselves to keep perfecting each upload, the video will never be released.

It's this vicious cycle we've been seeing in some big youtubers on extended vacations.

See if this similar to Warframe at all to you:

The time between content is so long large feel the need to do something big to make up for it

which then takes longer to produce than they're used to,

naturally they find more things that need perfecting which adds more wait time so they find even

more things to add to counter-act that delay,

and thus the vicious cycle of continues

when in the end their fans just want some bloody content already!

But I digress.

Of course these are just this simple Rhino's suggestions on how to solve n' avoid future

content droughts.

What about your suggestions, Legion?

Got any other ideas that might do the trick?

Or maybe you just have an awesome idea for an event or reword you'd love to see in game?

Leave em all in a comment below and we'll do our best to get right back to ya!

As always, thank-you for watching and catch you next time, Legion.

Take care!

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Hi it's SAI, United States must rise again from the impact of a devastating hurricane,

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Its trajectory hit Panama City hard, sowing destruction with powerful winds.

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Driving west on Catherine Drive

Turn onto Elmwood Terrace

Elmwood Terrace ends

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Answering the hard questions rectal cancer outcomes measurements for Illawarra Shoalhaven patients M - Duration: 15:21.

Hi everyone, as Ruth just said I'm Amy Hanes.

I'm the Cancer Systems Innovation manager

for Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District.

Before I start, I want to acknowledge the traditional

owners of the land that we are meeting on

and pay my respects to the elders past

and present and future.

I'm going to talk about a recent project

the Illawarra Shoalhaven Colorectal Cancer MDT

or Multiple Disciplinary team,

has undertaken and that is the implementation

of comprehensive outcomes measurement

for rectal cancer patients.

This project has come off the back of a number or years work

by this very engaged group of clinicians.

Our project has been to implement

the international consortium for health outcomes measurement

or ICHOM, standard outcomes set for colorectal cancer.

And for those who are not aware ICHOM

is one of the key international proponents

of belly-based healthcare, and they produce

these standard outcome sets, which are arrived

at through consultation with clinicians across the world

and importantly with patients as well.

As you can see, the largest group of outcome measures

there in the slide is actually the patient reported group.

But I'll come back to those in a moment,

and also to say that we got a cancer institute grant

to implement this project which is very very helpful.

So the ability to collect quality data

was an important pre-requisite to this project.

Over the last few years we built data collection capability

into all of our cancer MDT processes.

Through online referral,

through the use of live mosaic,

that's our oncology information system, MDT documentation.

And for rectal cancer, we've had a passionate

radiation oncologist, Dr. Sharlene Caine, who's done

and incredible amount of work to complete a set

of rectal cancer for all Illawarra Shoalhaven patients

diagnosed between 2006 and 2017,

so 12 years worth.

All diagnosis, treatment and follow-up data,

it is an incredible resource.

And the final building block for collecting

the ICHOM measures, was to implement prospectic collection

of the patient reporting measures,

which of course is where most of the work has been.

The other pre-requisite to collecting outcomes data

is a structured follow-up process

that you can tie your measures collection into.

And the first thing the MDT did in this project

was to agree on an evidence based

standardized follow-up process.

And this is the follow-up protocol for early stage

colon and rectal patients.

So, as you can see, the clinical follow-up

is at the top, along the top line,

represented on a timeline up to five years,

and down the bottom you can see we've tied

the outcome measures collection

into that clinical follow-up.

So when a stage one or two rectal cancer patient

comes to see their surgeon at one year mark,

the surgeon knows he or she has to do

a colonoscopy, a CT, a CEA, and collect the patient

reported and survival and disease control measures.

So, I want to tell you a little bit more about the measures

we've been collecting before I dive into the results.

First up, the survival and disease control measures,

they are things like overall survival,

recurrence-free survival as well as important

prognostic factors like tumor aggression score

and modern status at surgery.

We're collecting a majority of these measures

through MDT data collection.

We are also collecting measures about the short term

complications of surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.

And these measures are collected directly from clinicians

via surveys at the six week mark post-treatment.

For the patient reported measures,

we're using two EORTC quality of life surveys.

The general C-30 and colorectal specific CR-29.

Clinicians get their patients to complete these

at routine appointments as per the follow-up protocol

I talked about earlier.

And we are also collecting a baseline comorbidity measure.

This isn't part of the ICHOM standard set

but we're interested to see how the comorbidities

effect our outcomes in the longer term.

And in general, in our MDT's across our district,

we've been having some discussions about how we better take

comorbidities into account when making clinical decisions

so that this ties in with that as well.

And we're collecting all of these measures

for all rectal cancer patients new and existing,

in our region in the public and private sector,

and we have all of the relevant clinicians involved.

Now to talk about the reason we're

collecting the outcome measures.

As for some of the hard questions,

How effective is our care?

How likely is it that our patients disease will recur?

How much variation is there within our

teams and across our District?

How does our care compare to other services

in New South Wales, Australia, and overseas?

And how will the care we give

impact on our patients lives into the future?

Sorry.

In terms of results,

beg your pardon that, there are two slides in there

I didn't realize were in there.

In terms of results the first thing I want to highlight

is that this work and the data we've collected,

has given the MDT a much better understanding

of the cohort of patients in our region that it cares for.

That understanding is I think an important part

of the notion that the Cancer Institute describes

as oversight of a group of patients by an MDT.

For example, one important thing we have learned

is that our rectal cancer population

is significantly older than populations cited

in the literature and about 10 years older

than key clinical trials populations.

And this is important when you start

to benchmark your outcomes against other services.

We know also that our most common stage at diagnosis

by quite a long way is stage three.

As I mentioned earlier, we have a complete set of data

for 644 patients with a median

follow-up period of 4.2 years.

This means we know how well our patients do.

We're still in the process of analyzing our data,

but we have presented the data a couple of times

recently to the MDT and clinicians

are uniformly captivated by it.

I remember the first time Dr. Caine presented

our survival curves to the colo-rectal MDT,

you could have heard a pin drop.

These are our recurrence rates

for stage one to three curative patients.

But in order to evaluate your own performance

you have to know how well others are doing.

To our knowledge there is no other cancer service

in New South Wales or Australia who has published

their survival and disease control data

for rectal cancer, but in an international

context our local recurrence rates are comparable.

And the studies in blue here are very

big studies and probably offer

the best benchmarking opportunity we think.

And this is our distant recurrence rate as compared

to published rates internationally.

But it's not only the outcomes data itself

that is powerful, the process of evaluating

our outcomes has brought about a focus on all

aspects of rectal cancer care.

One example of this is the streamlining

of colon and rectal follow-up,

another example is that several of our

clinicians have become expert in cutting edge

thinking in rectal cancer management.

They've been to specialist courses run

at world leading centers

with world leading clinicians.

This project has also led us to improve

rectal cancer diagnosis in our region.

As a project steering committee,

we wrote to all of the imaging providers

public and private in the Illawarra Shoalhaven to request

that they adopted a standard synoptic reporting style

for rectal MRI and to ensure that important prognostic

features were highlighted.

We also provided them with guidelines and a reporting

template from the Society of Abdominal Radiology.

And we did a similar thing for standardized

reporting of Histopathology, and also supported

the MDT's pathologist to advocate

for the routine use of additional stains

in evaluating rectal cancer.

I want to talk for a moment about the power of outcomes data

to translate to improvement in care.

Of course know that we know our district rates

of any of the survival and disease control measures

we can also separate out our individual

clinicians, our treatment centers,

and our patients places of residence.

This is an enormously powerful tool for improvement.

I'll put up a dummy graph there,

obviously we do know our real local recurrence rates

for our surgeons but I've put up

the dummy graph because in our district

we are only at the beginning of this process

of using our data in this way and as we talked

about at the workshop yesterday

governance around this very sensitive data

is extremely important and we want to get that right.

The graph on its own though is not that remarkable.

After all, local recurrence is only a small

part of the current total recurrence future.

But what we're finding is that all the different elements

we measure fit together like a puzzle.

And as we analyze our data the picture

of what's really happening is becoming clearer,

and we wouldn't have known any of it if we hadn't been

measuring out outcomes.

But measuring outcomes is not enough,

our next challenge is to facilitate

the regular use of this data by our clinicians

and leaders in our health service.

We are currently working on a reporting

framework that reflects the key elements

of rectal cancer care.

When you have so much data there's a danger

you can drown in it,

so what we are trying to do with the framework

is only reflect those factors that have a really

significant impact on rectal cancer outcomes.

And this is just a small excerpt from the framework

the colo-rectal specific quality of life measures.

We are also working on the governance

around our data, it is important we have a structured

approach of what we release and to whom,

and how we use our data within our district's

clinical governance structures.

We're also building the Cancer Institute's reporting

for better cancer outcomes measures into the framework

and this work has also lead to another,

a number of further studies using our retrospective data,

but also in the genetics of rectal cancer.

And lastly I want to pay tribute

to our Steering Committee and leave

you with a quote from one of our

colo-rectal surgeons Dr. Soni Putnis,

who in one of our earliest Steering Committee meetings

declared this is not a study,

it's part of everyday practice.

It's what we should all be doing as part of normal care.

Thank you.

(applauding)

- Thanks Amy we have still got time.

Kick off a few questions.

- [Woman In Crowd] Hello, my name is Jan Mumford.

I am the chair of the Consumer Advisory Panel

for AGITG, which is the clinical gastrointestinal

trials group.

I think of Shoalhaven Illawarra

as being a retirement area,

so maybe the over 70 figure didn't surprise me too much

but what about people under 50,

was there any young or younger (mumbles).

- Actually there were relatively few patients under 50

only from memory three or 4%, relatively few.

This is for rectal cancer only though,

our data is for rectal cancer not for colo-rectal, but yeah.

- [Woman In Crowd] Hello I am Feherty Hernan,

I am interested to know whether

you have got a similar program running

across all of your tumor streams in Illawarra?

- Oh if only (laughing).

As you would know, and I touched on it briefly

there when I talked about Dr. Sharlene Caine

who's been really the data custodian for this rectal cancer

data she has got a passion for it

and the significant investment of her time

has been fundamental to being able to measure

these kinds of outcomes.

But having said that, I think something like this is

very key in demonstrating to people

the importance of measuring outcomes

and actually what we're trying to do through this

project is put all of the processes we have

in place in terms of, you notice,

you would have noticed I said a lot of the collection was

actually three clinicians themselves.

We're not having everybody else in the team do that work

for them, so the clinicians are really bought

into the process they want to know the outcome.

So a lot of the collecting the follow-up

data for patients in that five year follow-up period

is just through routine appointments with clinicians,

and if those collections are done at that time

then we will have the follow up data

for patients who are on this study in the future.

But yes it is a significant investment.

- [Woman In Crowd] Thank you for your presentation.

I just wanted to know how are you actually feeding back

this information to the clinicians,

and secondly, how has it actually been received

by the surgeons?

- Thanks for the question, as I mentioned

we've presented it back to the people in the context

of the colo-rectal MDT,

so that group of clinicians.

Obviously not the local recurrence rates

and any performance type indicators

by clinicians themselves,

because that data belongs to that person

and we haven't actually fed that back

to them yet either yet.

We have a steering group and I think

we're really at that point where we've just got

a hold of all of this data and we have just done

the analysis in the last few months.

So as a steering group we are really mindful

of the governance around that and tying that into

the district's clinical governance structure as well.

So, that's a work in progress but we've shown them

the survival curves and all that sort of thing,

but that's why we are developing the framework as well.

We really think it's important to have a structure around

that so that framework will determine

when different things are reported back

through and through which means as well.

Yeah.

Anything else.

(applauding) - Alright, thank you.

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