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Hey, guys, Stephanie with americanmuscle.com, here with the KONI Sport Adjustable Shocks

and Struts and Eibach PRO-KIT Lowering Springs, fitting the 2015 and up S550 GT Mustang.

The pairing of the KONI Adjustable Shocks and Struts and the Eibach PRO-KIT Lowering

Springs is gonna be a good option for the S550 GT owners who are looking to push the

handling performance of their car, but still maintain a comfortable ride quality as well.

This setup is a great option for the street cars and the daily drivers that occasionally

see some track time.

If we start by looking at the springs, these are the Eibach PRO-KIT Lowering Springs.

They're progressive rate springs, which concentrate on providing balance at all times in order

to improve handling.

They're gonna lower the car just over one inch in the front and one inch in the rear.

The drop will change slightly, depending on if the car is a coupe or a convertible, due

to the weight differences between the models.

Now, this drop's gonna eliminate a lot of the wheel gap that the GT has from the factory,

and it's gonna leave the car sitting just above the tires.

A one-inch drop is pretty standard across the board for the S550, and a one-inch drop

is pretty significant for these cars.

Lowering springs have a big impact on the S550, so they can completely change the looks

of the car.

But at the same time, a lowering spring isn't always just about lowering the car.

Any lowering spring can lower the car, but the Eibach PRO-KIT is designed with handling

in mind as well, which makes them a great choice for those that are concerned with improving

handling and keeping as comfortable of a ride quality as possible.

Now, this isn't a huge drop, so if you are looking for more drop, Eibach does have the

SPORTLINE springs that will drop a half-inch more, but those are gonna ride differently

than the PRO-KIT.

They're just a more aggressive spring all the way around, and they also aren't available

pre-kitted with the KONIs.

You will need to purchase those separately.

And I said that the one-inch drop with the PRO-KIT is significant for the S550s, and

I mean significant in both looks and performance changes.

This drop will lower the car's center of gravity enough to have handling benefits and some

traction benefits.

Squattle will be reduced during acceleration, and so will some of the wheel hop that the

car has.

The springs are also gonna help with the body roll in the corners and nosedive under hard

braking.

All of this means that these springs are, generally speaking, going to tighten up and

improve handling in nearly all aspects.

The PRO-KIT is also a great option for the daily drivers out there.

They aren't gonna drop the car so low that it's difficult to drive places, but they are

gonna drop it enough to improve looks and handling.

They're also that progressive spring that I mentioned earlier, so they aren't gonna

have a harsh ride quality, and that's why I consider these one of the best springs for

the dailies.

I would consider the ride quality nearly equal to the factory ride quality, slightly stiffer,

but nothing to complain about, and I have nothing negative to say about it.

Now, I do wanna say that, a lot of times when you're shopping for lowering springs, you're

also shopping for things like adjustable caster camber plates as well.

In this case, I wouldn't say that the caster camber plates are required.

The drop is only just over one inch, so in all reality, the ability to get the alignment

within spec is still there with a small drop.

If these were the SPORTLINE springs and you'd be dropping more like one and a half inches,

I would suggest the caster camber plates.

But it never hurts to have adjustable caster camber plates, though, so if you've got the

extra cash, I'd say go ahead.

They just aren't required in this case.

Now, when it comes to the KONI Adjustable Shocks and the Struts, these are adjustable

components, and what that means is that you can adjust the rebound dampening to make if

stiffer or softer.

And these are all on-car adjustable, so you can do this without having to take things

apart.

Your adjustment points are gonna be right here at the top.

KONI does include a tool that comes in a hardware pack that contains the knob, which is right

here.

Turning clockwise softens the dampening, and counterclockwise stiffens it.

The cool thing about this is, if you have a street car that you wanna take to the track

or the strip or you wanna autocross it, whatever it may be, you can have one setting for street

driving and another for performance driving.

Besides having adjustable dampening capabilities, these are an upgrade over the factory struts

and shocks in other ways.

The big difference between these components and the factory ones is that these have a

larger diameter piston in them.

The larger piston will give better dampening and rebound when you compare it to the stock

shocks and struts.

Now, this means better street performance.

These have the standard twin-tube gas pressure design and a steel body.

As of right now, these are the only adjustable shocks and struts for the S550 that are currently

available.

Now, if you've lowered your car, upgrading to an adjustable setup like this is really

gonna be beneficial to you.

A shock and strut with this setup is designed to work with lowered cars, so it's gonna ride

better than the factory components as long as you have them adjusted properly, that is,

even if your stock ones aren't blown out yet.

These shocks and struts are capable of working better with a lowering spring.

They're better suited to work with the firmer spring rates and the lower ride height.

The internals of the factory components are not set up to take the abuse of a lowered

ride height like these shocks and struts are.

Now, moving on to price, you can expect to spend between $900 and $1,000 for this kit.

This is a price break, compared to if you were to purchase all of these components individually,

so it's nice that they're kitted and you get a little bit of a price break here.

The install here is gonna be your normal spring and shock and strut install that should take

about four hours to complete, and I'm gonna call this a two out of three wrenches on the

scale.

You will need a spring compressor, and a lift would help you out here as well.

You are gonna need to get down to the spring and strut assemblies, so everything like the

wheels, the brakes, the ABS lines will need to be moved out of the way so you can pull

the assemblies out of the car.

The spring compressor will help you remove the spring from the strut and install the

new front springs, which are compressed and installed the same way.

The new strut assemblies go back in the same way the old ones came out, and the install's

the same for both sides.

The rear is where things will go a little bit differently, but nothing crazy here.

Essentially, the IRS subframe will be dropped, along with the rear shock mount, so you can

slide the rear shocks and springs out.

Just like the front, the rear springs and shocks install the same way they're uninstalled.

There's no surprises here.

The new bump stop slides onto the shock followed by the factory dust boot.

The new springs can be installed, and the IRS subframe can be bolted back up, and that's

about all it's gonna take.

You might find that, if you play around with the adjustable shocks and struts some until

you find some settings that you like...

And I didn't mention this earlier, but a fresh alignment after the install is always a good

idea.

So now that we've got this all installed and ready to go, we can take the car out for a

drive and talk about the differences that you can expect to see.

All right, guys, so we have the springs and the adjustable shocks and struts installed

on the car right now, and we are taking it out to actually test the theories that we

talked about back in the shop.

So, honestly, I'm expecting a pretty big different out of this car over the stock suspension.

Stock suspension, honestly, it leaves a lot to be desired in the performance aspect, and

sometimes it makes me a little bit nervous, especially in corners.

It has a ton of body roll, which is a lot of movement in the car, a ton of nosedive.

I can tell already.

We just pulled out.

We're not even on a main road yet.

I can tell already the car feels a lot different.

Now, I did say that these two are a really good combination for a street car and for

a car that sees occasional track time.

And right away, right off the bat, I'm still gonna stick with that.

The car, I can feel that it rides stiffer, but it's not stiff at all.

It's not an uncomfortable ride at all.

Honestly, it's not much stiffer than factory, but already I can feel a big difference.

Now, we didn't really play a whole lot with the adjustable shocks and struts, and you

do have a pretty good range of adjustment with those.

We kind of set it right in the middle.

We're not really setting up for anything.

We're not really setting up for a track.

I didn't want them too soft, because actually I personally don't like too soft of an adjustable

shock and strut.

It doesn't really give a good driving experience, in my opinion, so we have them set pretty

much in the middle.

So you can customize this and change how you want it to ride.

All right, so we're kind of getting it in a little bit.

I got a little of speed there, because this road isn't the smoothest road, and I actually

wanted to feel how this setup handles bumps, bruises, changes in the road surface.

And this setup, I feel, is handling the bumps and the changes in the road surface really,

really well, actually even better than I thought it would.

So me personally, for street driving anyway, I feel like the adjustment that we have on

the shocks and struts is just about right.

Now, if I were taking this to a track or to a drag strip, I would definitely change some

things before I made any passes or took any laps or things like that.

But that's the beauty of a setup like this, is that you can have such a comfortable ride

on the street.

You can have a system that's going to handle bumps and changes in road surface really,

really well and give you a great ride quality and be extremely comfortable for a daily driver.

But when you wanna have some fun, it's really easy to change a few things and change how

the car is gonna perform for you.

So I kind of get a little bit nervous with the S550 chassis on a stock spring when I

really wanna start getting into some cornering.

I feel like the car has a lot of body roll, it's very unstable.

But the job of this kit is to actually keep the car centered and keep it strong and feeling

great so you can go into corners, you can get more handling performance out of the car.

The car is more responsive.

I can tell right away, getting in this car and just doing the little bit of driving that

I've done already, the center of gravity, even though this isn't a huge drop...

Like I said before, the S550 chassis doesn't need a huge drop to get performance gains

and looks gains.

I can tell that the center of gravity is lower, the car feels way more centered, way more

stable, and we're just talking about doing adjustable shocks and struts and lowering

springs that are gonna lower you about an inch all the way around.

I mean, honestly, it really doesn't take much to get these cars performing a lot better

suspension-wise.

So I can feel already the car is with me a lot more.

It's way more responsive steering-wise.

It feels glued to the road, I'm not noticing any nosedive, and I feel like the car is hooking

better.

I mean, I haven't really done any hard launches, but I did squeal the tires a little bit.

I'm not gonna lie.

I got on it a little bit.

It spun the tires.

There wasn't any terrible, aggressive wheel hop.

There's actually no wheel hop at all.

The car just spun.

So, to me, that's a huge improvement over the factory.

So I'm not sure how much you guys can hear, but another nice thing is that sometimes some

cars can get loud when you start to lower them.

Inside the S550, it's still calm, it's still quiet.

We don't have a rough or jarring ride.

The roads aren't smooth.

I am changing a lot of road surfaces, so I'm changing from different types of pavement.

We're about ready to go through some corners right up here, so I want to lay in this thing

just a little bit just to see how it's gonna respond for us and see about that body roll.

None, none at all.

Huge improvement over the factory setup, to be honest with you.

I did that in fourth gear, and then I even had a fifth gear shift, and the car didn't

hesitate at all.

It was right there with me the entire time.

It felt glued to the road.

I wasn't nervous at all.

Like I said, I get nervous sometimes with the factory suspension because there's so

much body roll.

I don't trust it.

And then that kind of sucks, to be honest with you, when you wanna have fun driving.

But you can't because you feel like you're always gonna break loose any second because

you're fighting with body roll.

And I don't feel any of that fight right now.

So, like I said, super response with even just these small changes in the steering.

The car is very responsive.

Now coming down to a hard braking situation.

I don't even have...I felt no nosedive at all, none, felt completely gone.

All right, guys, so that's gonna wrap up this video for the KONI Sport Adjustable Shocks

and Struts and the Eibach PRO-KIT Lowering Springs.

If you guys are interested, you can always head over to the website and check these out

more online for yourself.

And for all things Mustang, keep it right here at americanmuscle.com.

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Kent Dunn Intel Update Mass Arrests Planned for January 2017, Healing Light Ships, Purging

of Negative Inner Earth Groups.

by Gary Larrabee

Editor Note: I�m still not sure what to make of these �Intel� updates from Kent

Dunn.

I haven�t been able to find very much information about him or his sources, so while these updates

remain interesting please use discernment.

Some of the information does ring true when you begin connecting the dots with all of

the other recent rumors, gossip and intel, but honestly I could write one of these reports

tomorrow � but it wouldn�t necessarily make it true.

I remain cautiously optimistic.

Justin from Stillness in the Storm wrote a note about discernment on one of these videos

and I completely agreed with his thoughts, so I�d like to included it here on this

one as well:

Stillness in the Storm Editor: I cannot confirm if the reports offered below are accurate.

Discernment is advisable.

And if anyone does have any data to confirm or deny this information, please send it to

me.

This is yet another update by Dunn that seems to pull from other data sources, such as Cobra,

Corey Goode, William Tompkins, and others.

Whether or not he has his own sources (independent of the aforementioned) or is just parroting

others remains to be seen.

REGARDING KENT DUNN � BE ADVISED:

I have received a swath of feedback about Kent Dunn�s claims and information.

Some people say he is a total fraud or shill but offer no evidence to support their claim.

Others believe what he says without question, citing how well it resonates with their own

beliefs.

In my personal view, in some cases, Dunn speaks about real issues that can be verified with

some research.

In other cases�especially regarding certain events�Dunn�s claims cannot be verified.

For example, he recently alleged that mass arrests were taking place in various locations

around the globe, which cannot be verified using normal means�as the mainstream media

will not report on these things even if they were happening.

Some seem to think that because an assertion is either unbelievable or unverifiable it

is untrue, but this is not a valid basis to refute a claim�s validity.

As a result of the difficulty in validating Dunn�s information, it provides an excellent

venue to test and improve our holistic discernment skills.

This is one of the reasons why I am sharing his information�not because I believe it

blindly.

As a result of the sensational aspect of some of Dunn�s claims, some people dismissed

them entirely.

I suspect that such dismissal is based on, what I call, incredulity bias�the idea that

something can�t be true because it is too unbelievable.

But incredulity is not a valid reason to dispute a claim�.

Hilton Hotel Family Tied To Global Pedophile Network

Kent Dunn has been off for the past few days and much has happened.

The Hilton family, famous for the establishment of the Hilton Hotels and socialite/celebrity

heir Paris Hilton are involved in a global pedophilia network.

Kent Dunn sends out an alert to the White Hat and White Knight special forces to investigate

the Hilton Hotel in Branson, Missouri.

A quick google search for Hilton Hotels in Branson, Missouri turns up a couple of Hilton

affiliated hotels.

The upscale resort venue is called Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing, which features

fine dinning, golf course, located within a shopping and entertainment district.

More information about the Hilton hotels in Branson, Missouri can be seen at the following

link http://www.hiltonsofbranson.com/.

Mass Arrests

After January 1, 2017 the U.S. government has 15,000 arrest warrants.

They have about 30,000 FBI agents to act on these arrests warrants which are targeting

dark cabal members.

10,000 bankers from around the world have already been arrested.

Anunnaki and Negative Inner Earth Groups

The Anunnaki bloodline families that have been born on earth are not allowed to leave

the planet.

Some of them have switched sides and are now working with the light warriors, asking for

protection because they know that their time of rule has ended.

Kent Dunn says that multidimensional light beings such as the Archangels and God are

actively trying to shift the frequency of the earth to higher vibration frequencies

to match that of 7th dimensional all the way up to 16th dimensional energy frequencies.

This is done in order to force the negative inner earth groups to the surface of the planet.

Kent Dunn states that the energy will be so intense on these negative beings who live

in inner earth, that they will not be able to handle the new energy changes.

Kent Dunn is quoted as saying �they are going to be bleeding from every orifice�.

Kent Dunn names some of these negative groups as the Reptilians, Anunnaki, Arcturians.

The light forces are purging this earth of all negative energy influences.

Other E.T. groups aligned with the so called �Light Forces� will move their space ships

into position around earth during this influx of energy.

When the negative beings in inner earth emerge from out of the ground, the �E.T.

Light Forces� will capture them.

It should be noted here that to claim a whole group or race is negative is not accurate

and is more of a racist ideology.

Just as if one human commits a horrible act, the entire human race is not responsible for

the action of that one individual.

Doing a search of the Arcturians brings up more positive messages than negative ones.

More information should be provided by Kent Dunn about this group since other messages

in the alternative community contradict Kent�s message of the Arcturians.

Could it be that Kent Dunn is trying to convey the message that negative beings who are not

in frequency alignment with the incoming galactic waves of energy will be severely effected?

Based on the more general interpretation of the incoming energetic waves affecting beings

of lower vibrational frequency would correlate better with information coming from Corey

Goode and David Wilcock.

As you may know they have been relaying messages from the Blue Avians and Sphere Being Alliance

stating that the Blue Spheres are actively trying to soften the impact of the galactic

waves of energy hitting earth.

The Blue Avians mention that if the cosmic energy was not being buffered at this moment,

humanity would be experiencing something to the effect of �end time madness�.

Here is a brief dialog about the galactic waves of energy between David Wilcock and

Corey Goode.)

Corey: And with all of these new influxes of galactic energy that are coming in through

the sun and being buffered by the spheres, we�re seeing a lot of strange behavior in

people.

And they�re not immune from it.

David: Right.

So this vibrational increase is causing, as you�ve said to me off camera, end time madness.

People are acting more crazy.

They�re emotionally agitated.

You also mentioned that their karma, old karma is coming up for them.

Corey: Right.

People are being forced into karmic cycles until they learn what they need to learn and

accomplish what they need to accomplish.

� Source: Sphere Being Alliance

The report from Kent Dunn is very hard to fathom even for the already awakened community

so it will be interesting to see how this frequency bombardment on earth actually affects

each individual person as opposed to specific groups or races of beings.

Star War�s Actress Carrie Fisher and Her Family

Kent Dunn continues to make some incredible claims about how Star War�s actress Carrie

Fisher and her famous mother Debbie Reynolds were part of the cabal and had many dirty

secrets, suggesting that both Fisher and Reynolds were murdered this past week.

Apparently Fisher�s daughter Billie Lourd is also �in on it� and Kent Dunn does

not know how Mrs. Lourd will be dealt with.

New Zealand

Kent Dunn says that the dark cabal are planning to move to New Zealand for an unknown reason.

The White Hats and White Knights are aware of this situation and will not allow the cabal

to retreat to New Zealand.

Kent Dunn says to look for something to happen near New Zealand very shortly.

Antarctica

Kent Dunn states that in February 2017, space ships will start coming out of the Antarctica

bases for the purpose of healing people.

The healing ships will be able to scan an individual in 3 minutes to identify a persons

health problems and in 8 minutes completely heal an individual of any health problems

including age regression.

This intel update concerning Antarctica is unique as data from other sources have not

mentioned these types of operations occurring out of Antarctica.

It would be interesting to get comment from Corey Goode about this specific intel coming

from Kent Dunn.

DNA

Humanities DNA is waking up from its slumber and changing due to the cosmic influx of energies.

Everything is shifting and working according to a divine plan.

Global Currency Rest & Revaluation of Currencies

Currency rate changes are supposed to come out today.

Kent also heard that January 2017 is supposed to be the best time for people who hold currency.

Kent Dunn addresses the skeptics and negative reactions to his intel and commentary.

Kent says that his contacts are putting their life on the line to bring information out

to

the public.

This is Kent�s mission to disseminate truth to the public.

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The Best (and Worst) Sex Toys of 2016 - Duration: 9:28.

As the year draws to a close, I just want to take a little look back over a lot of the

sex toys I tried this year.

Things I loved.

Things I hated.

Mostly things I loved, honestly -- as shitty as this year was in a lot of regards, it was

a pretty good year for sex toys (at least for me)!

So let's dive into many of the wonders and disappointments that 2016 brought into my life.

Let's start with the worst toy I tried this year.

That honor absolutely has to go to the Jimmyjane Form 5.

I HATED this thing.

If you watch all my reviews, you know that that was easily the most scathing one I've

ever had to do.

Pretty much everything about this toy upsets me.

The vibrations are incredibly buzzy, numbing my vulva and making my hands itch from holding it.

It makes a really obnoxious high-pitched sound.

The shape doesn't make any goddamn sense.

And perhaps worst of all, it retails for $145.

I have $15 vibrators that are better than this.

I do know a couple people who like the Form 5, but I'm sorry, I will never understand you.

I also know a lot of other people who hate it, so at least I'm not alone in that regard.

This toy is shit, and Jimmyjane should feel bad.

Now onto the weirdest sex toy I tried: The tokidoki x Lovehoney Unicorn Wand.

Just look at this thing.

It is hilarious and amazing and one of my favorite things in my life.

Because unicorns.

Why does this exist?

I dunno, but I knew I needed to have it the moment I saw it, and Lovehoney was generous

enough to hook me up.

Is it a great wand?

Meh.

It's no Hitachi.

It's no Doxy.

But does the Hitachi have a mane made out of rainbows?

Does the Doxy have an actually-kind-of-uncomfortable pink horn protruding from its head?

I don't think so.

Let me know if you do want to see a review of this toy on my channel or blog because

I've been debating whether I actually want to do one.

It's okay.

I am totally getting a display stand for it though.

For me, the stand-out sex toy company in 2016 was easily We-Vibe.

They came out with three new toys this year, and every single one of them was really well done.

The Nova didn't fit my personal anatomy very well, as is the curse of rabbit vibrators,

but I loved its innovative shape and its ability to be thrusted while still maintaining clitoral

contact, and the vibrations were also pretty excellent.

It didn't work well for me, but I recommend it to other people all the time.

The Sync was a much-needed upgrade to We-Vibe's flagship wearable "couples" vibrator, and

its power level and adjustable hinges mean that it's the first toy of that style that

I really feel like I can recommend.

Again, it's not something I personally use all the time, but it's a great option for

people who want that kind of thing, and I'm so happy it exists.

Now, the We-Vibe Rave is a toy that I use all the time.

As far as powerful and rumbly insertable vibrators go, this one cannot be beat.

The vibrations are so deep and so strong, and it kind of blows my mind every time I

use it.

I love the asymmetrical shape and the way that it can be twisted for unique G-spot stimulation

and placed in different ways on the clit for broader or more pinpoint clitoral stimulation.

I don't love that it's not fully waterproof, but for vibrations like that, I can get past it.

This is a fantastic sex toy from a fantastic brand.

I love We-Vibe so much.

The most disappointing company, on the other hand, has to be LELO.

I have a whole blacklist on my blog of brands that I don't support, whether it's because

they have ethical problems, customer service issues, or just bad products, and LELO has

managed to tick all three of those boxes.

And I actually find that personally upsetting because LELO was one of the first companies

I really got excited about when I first started getting into sex toys -- they were luxurious,

body-safe, and claimed to be feminist.

I've had mixed feelings about the company for a few years now, between their declining

product and packaging quality, increased prices, inconsistent customer service, and recent

focus on gimmicks over functionality when it comes to their products.

But 2016 really hammered home that LELO is not a company I can support in good conscience.

This year they decided to break into the world of contraception and STI protection with a

new condom called the LELO Hex.

And who did they decide to bring on as the spokesperson for their Hex condoms campaign?

Why, none other than notorious violent domestic abuser Charlie Sheen.

Of course, they've completely blown off all criticism from feminists and abuse survivors,

just like they're now blowing off questions from sex educators about whether

the Hex condoms are actually safe as condoms.

I can't.

I'm done.

If you're in the market for a luxury sex toy, there are other companies out there with better,

cheaper products and ethics that don't suck.

Air pulsation/suction toys were HUGE this year.

I got to try out both of the main ones -- the Womanizer (mine is the W500 model) and the

cheaper copycat Satisfyer Pro 2.

I really liked the Womanizer for its unique, nuanced sensations, despite its gross name

and gaudy appearance.

I kind of wanted to like the Satisfyer and maybe be able to recommend it as a cheaper

(and waterproof) alternative, but it lacked any of the subtlety that made the Womanizer

so effective for me and was so intense that I could barely even use it.

Overall, the Womanizer still reigns supreme for me, but if you're looking to get one now

I would actually recommend the new $99 Pro 40 model over the absurdly expensive version

that I have.

The new cheaper one is actually waterproof, sleeker looking, and apparently performs about as well.

If my W500 ever bites the dust, I'll probably replace it with a Pro 40.

The Lovehoney Desire Wand.

I don't have a lot to say about this toy.

It's just a really solid mid-sized, mid-range, rechargeable wand vibrator.

It impressed me a lot more than I was anticipating, and I reach for it often.

Good stuff.

Dildos!

I didn't actually try that many new dildos this year -- I think I tried like four, all

of them from Tantus.

But when I got my hands on the Tantus Bound it quickly became on of my top-tier favorites.

I still think that very nearly everyone will find this toy way, way, WAY too abrasive,

but for me and my texture-obsessed vag, it's absolutely wonderful.

Finally, the two best sex toys of 2016.

There are two sex toys that stood out to me as not just the best I tried this year,

but two of the best toys to ever come into my life.

Unfortunately because I got both of them towards the end of the year, I haven't had time to

get reviews up for them yet.

But they are SO GREAT, and I should have reviews ready for both of them within the next few

weeks, so keep an eye on my channel and blog.

The first of these two beauties is the Fun Factory Stronic Eins.

I don't really have the words to describe how brilliant this toy is, which is maybe

why it's taking me so long to do a full review.

Fun Factory's Stronic toys are some of the coolest things I've ever seen -- instead of

being a traditional vibrator, these are pulsators that have an internal weight that moves back

and forth.

Everyone compares them to a Shake Weight, and what it means is that the toy is basically

self-thrusting.

All it needs is a finger or two to keep it in the body (or you can brace it against a

pillow) and it just chugs along, hitting my G-spot with a champion's consistency and basically

no effort on my part.

Now, it's crazy expensive, almost $200, so I could never recommend it to the average person.

But if you're a sex toy fiend and you're looking for something different, that does

something that no other toy on the market can do, this is so good.

The second toy, and my new all-time favorite vibrator, is the L'amourose Prism V.

Remember what I said earlier about there being luxury toys that are better and cheaper than LELO?

The Prism is, to me, a perfect sex toy.

It is so beautiful.

The shape of the head is perfect for hitting my G-spot, perfect for giving my clit the

not-too-pinpoint, not-too-broad stimulation it craves.

It's nice and rumbly, with a huge range of vibration intensities from gentle to powerful.

Not quite as powerful as the We-Vibe Rave, but more powerful than my LELO Mona 2 or any

other insertable vibrator I own.

It's completely waterproof.

Perfect, perfect, perfect sex toy.

For me, at least.

And price-wise, it's $99, making it cheaper than the Rave or any LELO insertable.

Now, $99 is still a lot of money.

This is not an inexpensive sex toy by any means, but as far as luxury vibrators go,

this is the toy that I feel I can most confidently recommend above all others.

It has the versatility, shape, type and range of vibrations, and price that I think could

satisfy the widest variety of people.

I cannot overstate how fucking good this vibrator is.

It's my favorite.

My sex toy goals for next year are, first off, to review more budget-friendly toys.

Toys under $100.

Toys under $50.

I'm lucky because of the work I do to be sent a lot of really expensive luxury sex toys,

but let's be honest, I could never actually afford most of those if I had to pay for them.

And I'm sure a lot of you are in that same boat.

A toy doesn't have to cost a lot of money to be good, and there are definitely some

quality options out there at a lower price point, so I want to explore that more in 2017.

I also want to try out different materials that have never touched my genitals before,

things like stainless steel, wood, glazed ceramic, polished stone.

I want to try more glass toys as well.

My collection right now is almost entirely silicone and ABS plastic, so I think it's

time to branch out.

What were the best or worst sex toys you tried in 2016?

Or what were your favorite things I reviewed?

Also let me know in the comments if there's anything specific you'd like to see me review

in the new year.

Thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time!

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2015-2017 F-150 Gibson 3" Single Aluminized Cat-Back Exhaust (3.5L EcoBoost) Sound Clip & Install - Duration: 6:45.

Hey, everybody.

I'm Justin with americanmuscle.com.

And this is my detailed review and install of the Gibson Aluminized Steel 3-Inch Single

Exit Cat-Back Exhaust, available for your 2015 and newer 3.5-liter EcoBoost-powered

F-150.

All right, everybody, in this review, expect to hear my thoughts on the sound profile you

can expect with the Gibson here on your EcoBoost-powered F-150.

I'll briefly talk materials and construction and price.

And then, finally, we're gonna break down the install for you.

And if you have a Super Crew F-150 with a five and a half-foot bed, this is gonna be

a direct bolt-on installation here.

No modification needed, no cutting, so an easy one out of three wrenches on the difficulty

meter with some more detail coming up later on.

So the Gibson system that we have in this video is going to be a great choice for the

EcoBoost owners out there looking to adhere to a very strict budget, but would still like

to increase the overall volume or present of their EcoBoost in the process.

Now, don't get it twisted, guys, this is not gonna be the loudest or the flashiest system

out there.

In fact, it's far from it.

But it's gonna deliver a solid build quality, given the very budget-friendly materials,

and it's gonna deliver on its number one objective of increasing the volume of your EcoBoost-powered

rig.

Now, as I just pointed out, Gibson is gonna be one of your more affordable options in

the land of aftermarket exhaust systems, case in point this guy right here, hovering right

around the $400 price point, which is just crazy affordable in the world of aftermarket

exhaust systems.

A little back story on Gibson, they've been around for a couple of decades now, producing

systems for a wide variety of vehicles, but also, of course, the Mustang and the F-150

with the number one goal of increasing the sound, increasing the performance, but not

for a whole lot of dough.

But this is an exhaust after all, so let's break down some sound here with the Gibson.

And honestly, guys, I thought it was pretty enjoyable overall.

Listen, I know the deal.

I'm an EcoBoost owner myself.

I know a lot of us would prefer to keep the sound down as much as possible.

And if that sounds like you, well, then the Single Exit Gibson will certainly be one of

your better options out there.

Breaking out my wake the neighbors scale, I'm going strong two out of five here on my

one to five or one to wake the neighbor scale with little bit more sound, a little bit more

tone on the exterior.

Same goes for the interior as well.

To be honest with you, at this point, I'd say the Borla Touring or the Ford Performance

by Borla Touring is probably gonna be slightly tamer than the Gibson, but it's very close

overall.

Now, that mild tone is shaped Gibson's Signature Superflow SFT Muffler here, a muffler they

use with a lot of their systems.

And it is something that's gonna feature a combination of both baffles and chambers,

keeping the sound in check in process, as you guys heard with our sound clips.

Now, Gibson does also claim that this thing increases volume efficiency, which is gonna

help increase your volume or your flow of your exhaust, increasing your performance

slightly.

But it does so in a way without any packing, which can sometimes burn out or burn in over

time, changing the sound of the exhaust.

But let's switch our focus to the construction and materials here with this particular Gibson.

And as I mentioned at the very top of this video, guys, this is gonna be a super affordable

system.

So don't look forward to the premium 304 grade stainless that you might find with the system

three times the cost of the Gibson here.

Instead, you're looking at aluminized steel, a great material, but, yes, one that is very

budget-friendly.

It's gonna perform just as good as any of those high-quality or high-price materials,

but it's not gonna offer you the same level of protection from corrosion as the 409 or

304 grade stainless steel.

So for that reason alone, if you live in a snowy climate, if your truck sees a lot of

road salt during the winter months, spend the extra 100 bucks.

Gibson makes pretty much an identical system of this, but with full stainless steel construction

that will definitely help you a little better to prevent corrosion.

Aluminized steel aside, you're gonna be looking at three-inch mandrel-bent tubing here for

this system all exiting out the 4-inch tip, rolled edge, and polished to a nice, bright

shine.

Now, the tip itself is actually made from 304 grade stainless steel, so that guy should

remain looking good for many years to come.

I do wanna point out, guys, this is a very factory-like system in appearance.

It's gonna exit in the factory location, and honestly, when it's installed in the truck,

it really looks like a factory exhaust system, but again, with just a little more sound and

maybe a little bit more performance.

If you're going for a more wild appearance, this isn't gonna be the system for you.

However, Gibson does offer a dual split rear exit system that you can find here on the

site.

It should sound pretty similar because it's gonna utilize the similar muffler, but it's

gonna cost you just a little bit more because obviously there's a little bit more material

involved.

Getting back to that install, as promised earlier, if you have a SuperCrew F-150 with

a five and a half-foot bed, this one isn't gonna test you in the least.

So one out of three wrenches is what you can expect as far as overall difficulty, maybe

an hour tops to get this thing onto your truck.

Now, because this is a direct bolt-on modification, don't expect to break out the cutting tools,

like the Sawzall or anything like that.

Instead, you're really just looking at a basic socket set to remove the factory cat-back

and get the new Gibson in place.

For being one of the most affordable systems on this site, the Gibson Single Exit Aluminized

Steel Cat-Back makes a strong case for the EcoBoost owners out there who'd like to upgrade

their exhaust, but really not spend a whole lot of dough in the process.

The sound is good without being over-the-top, the materials and construction, while affordable,

are certainly worthy of the new F-150.

And last but not least, you do have a limited lifetime warranty on your side, just in case

you do ever run into any issues.

So that is my review of the Gibson Single Exit Aluminized Steel Cat-Back, which you

can find right here at americanmuscle.com.

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Top 5 Canadian Athletes of 2016 | CBC Sports - Duration: 2:29.

News flash: Sports fans love to argue.

And I, for one, have never seen a more fierce argument than that

of the best Canadian athlete of 2016.

It's great if you're a Canadian sports fan.

We had it so good

that the people you're seeing on the screen right now

didn't even crack our Top 5.

So let's get to the athletes that did.

Number 5: Brooke Henderson.

You heard me.

Someone who won a major, had 15 top-10 finishes,

was an Olympian and shot to the number two spot in the world rankings...

.... is only number five on this list.

Side note: she accomplished all of that

before her 19th birthday.

Number four: Aurelie Rivard came into 2016

with very high expectations.

She headed to Rio,

won four medals -- three of which were gold --

and rewrote the record books along the way.

Four Canadian records, two world records and one Paralympic record.

Even the Royal Family gave her a shout-out!

I'm not sure if Sidney Crosby could have done anything more in 2016.

No player in hockey has scored more points since January 1st.

He led the Pittsburgh Penguins through the playoffs and to a Stanley Cup victory over

the Sharks, then led Team Canada to a World Cup victory in September.

THAT is why he's number three.

On to number 2.

For Andre De Grasse,

2016 was all about introducing himself to the world.

He made history by becoming the first Canadian ever to medal in all three sprint events at

an Olympic Games, with a bronze in the 100,

silver in the 200

and a bronze in the relay.

But come on, when people think of Andre De Grasse in 2016,

they will think of the passing torch from Usain Bolt.

Well that, and their bromance.

Which brings us to number one.

Not too many people knew who Penny Oleksiak was before the Olympic Games began,

but she became a household name

when she became the first Canadian ever to win

four medals at a Summer Games

and the youngest Olympic champion in Canadian history.

And she got Drake tickets by sending out a tweet,

and won the Lou Marsh Award as Canada's top athlete of 2016.

So there you have it.

Our top five Canadian athletes of 2016.

I need you to take this video and send it to all of your friends,

and let the arguing begin.

Have a happy new year.

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2016 snoGlobes - Video Game Awards - Duration: 21:24.

2016 seemed to be the year that kept on giving.

There were SO many games to play, both good and bad, that it was nearly impossible to

keep up with them all.

But of course this has its benefits, it certainly kept me busy, and this year gave me some of

my favorite gaming experiences of all time.

Hey, I'm snomaN and welcome to the 3rd annual snoGlobes, my video game awards for the year.

It was so hard to narrow down the choices for these categories, but at least for me,

these contenders stood above the rest.

That means it's my opinion please don't get mad at me!

Let's dive right in!

The first award we'll be giving away is for Best Art Direction.

It seemed like this year was chocked full of games that were pushing boundaries.

Just when I thought I had seen it all and couldn't be impressed with how a game looked

anymore, I've learned to never underestimate developers in giving us truly breathtaking

worlds to explore.

While AAA's continue to blur the line of fantasy and reality, indies seem to be modernizing

art styles that appeared to be long gone.

Let's get to the nominees.

ABZU - Water levels in gaming seem to get a bad rap - they either have annoying controls,

or limited breathing mechanics, so what do you do if you want to make an entire game

that's a water level?

Well, ABZU not only created intuitive controls and removed any worry of breathing, but most

importantly - made it so pretty!

The realm of ABZU is stunning and packed to the brim with underwater life to find.

Each area is unique and fun to explore - from swimming with whales to riding the current,

and it is just long enough to be enjoyable the whole way through.

It was refreshing to see a "Journey-like" experience in a different setting, and instead

of fearing what lies beneath the surface, ABZU made me appreciate the vastness of its beauty.

Owlboy - I feel like I say this with every new pixel art game that comes out, but Owlboy

is the best looking one I've seen yet.

When you see the detail in every corner of the map, you start to understand why it took

so long to develop.

Each location is different and serves the purpose of not only giving us beautiful scenery,

but helping push the narrative as well.

The polish is so apparent, from the cutscenes to Otus's facial expressions, and I don't

think Owlboy would have been nearly as fun if it wasn't so gorgeous to look at.

Whenever a discussion of graphical fidelity comes up in my circles, the conclusion we

land on always seems to be that having the most pixels or the engine that outputs the

best renders and particle effects matters little if you don't have a cohesive direction

to guide that technology.

And oftentimes, doing a lot with a little is the more practical route to take, especially

for independent development teams of a dozen or so people, at most.

In my opinion, no game from 2016 lived more through its aesthetic than Heart Machine's

Hyper Light Drifter.

The world it puts the player in is a heaving and coughing one, far past its prime as the

result of some cataclysm many eons ago.

We explore the ruins of this once magnificent empire, breathing life into machinery and

organisms coated in what I can only describe as post-apocalyptic cyber-magitek-punk.

Not a single pixel is wasted here, and even the jaw-dropping soundtrack by DisasterPiece

contributes to an atmosphere that is equal parts curious, animate, slumbering, cadaverous,

and most of all… haunting.

And the winner is:

Owlboy!

Just when you think a certain art style couldn't get any better, D-Pad Studio reminded us that

nothing is impossible.

Pixel-art platformers seemed to be a dime a dozen a few years ago, and I'm so glad

that games like Owlboy continue to push limitations and show us that older methods can continue

to innovate.

Not only did the art direction give us a lush environment to get immersed in, but it also

told a meaningful story of an owl discovering what he can truly be.

Hopefully Owlboy will inspire even more creative games like this in the future.

Up next is the Over the Top Award.

This is for the campiest and most ridiculous games of the year.

Serious stories and hyper-realism certainly have their place in gaming, but sometimes

you just want to bash a dude's skull in, is that so much to ask?

These games not only let us live out insane fantasies and do things that would be impossible

in real life, but they are incredibly fun in doing so.

Your nominees are:

Titanfall 2 - Man this game is just the hypest.

Who doesn't love giant robots with samurai swords kicking the crap out of each other?

But Titanfall 2 is so much more than just a mech fighter, you can also glide across

walls and powerslide on the floor as you enter a room - man it feels good to kill someone

while doing that.

Movement is honestly what makes this campaign so much fun, and it'll switch things up

constantly to keep it interesting.

You'll be jumping around kicking people in the face in an assembly factory, getting

thrown by your Titan across huge gaps, and even frickin time traveling!

I was blown away by how fresh it continued to be the whole way through.

Shadow Warrior 2 - This game is just as hilarious as it is over the top.

Not only will you be slaying demons with a chainsaw left and right, but you'll also

be listening to Lo Wang sarcastically comment on everything you see (the future just got futurier!)

Shadow Warrior 2 is so beautifully grotesque in all the right ways and lets you feel unstoppable

even against overwhelming odds.

You can slice and dice everything that comes your way, and with friends, the missions are

even better!

So grab some katanas, put on your sunglasses and have a bloody good time.

DOOM is one of the most over the top games I have ever played, and it is, personally

speaking, my game of the year.

In a world with mostly narrative driven and slower cover-based shooters, DOOM sets itself

apart immediately by beginning your guns-blazing adventure through hell within the first 30

seconds.

And from then until the credits, it is a non-stop rollercoaster against demons of all shapes

and sizes that may come off as a bit repetitive but it never fails to be satisfying.

There is a story, but I mean, you're a one-man army plowing through hell, there's no time

for that.

Add in weapon upgrades, minigames, and an arcade mode that favors speed and quick rapid-fire

kills, DOOM is far and away some of the most fun you'll ever get with an FPS, if not in

games PERIOD.

And the Over the Top award goes to:

Titanfall 2!

I never thought I would say this, but I LOVED shooters this year!

They finally realized that you need to keep changing the gameplay to stay engaging, and

Titanfall 2 does this in spades.

You'll be jumping around terrain like a ninja when you're out of your mech, and

decimating anything standing in your way when you're in it!

From ridiculous boss fights to an outstanding multiplayer mode, Titanfall combined a gritty

first person shooter with over the top campiness to make a truly memorable experience.

Our next award is for Best Game Design.

As you know, we love talking game design on this channel, so this is the one award that

comes back every year.

2016 had lots of games that blew me away, but these nominees either tried something

new in regards to gameplay, or just refined what we've already seen before to an unbelievable

standard.

Level design, character design and overall game feel all play a role in this, and these

games nail it to the degree that they have stuck with me long after finishing them.

Let's get right to it:

Furi - I was sold on Furi just from its art

design and music alone, but when you dig deeper it has a really deep set of mechanics!

Each boss in this game is a test of endurance and skill, but there are so many different

ways to tackle each one.

Obviously you can shoot with your gun, or chop 'em with your sword, but you can also

charge these attacks for more damage, although it will leave you exposed.

You can parry and dodge to get a better attack angle or to avoid incoming damage.

And above all, each boss has a different strategy and moveset, so you have to learn the right

puzzle pieces to take them down.

Furi was just the right combination of challenge and excitement, oh and some boss music too.

All I heard about Overwatch when it was first released was how there are 21 playable characters,

but they all handle completely different from each other, which seemed unrealistic, but

man, after I played it, yeah they really do.

So much of Overwatch's gameplay is streamlined - all characters move at around the same base

speed and everyone has unlimited ammo so you can focus on the variety of abilities the

heroes bring to the table.

There is no regular "deathmatch" mode; instead you have an objective that you must

accomplish as a team, and eliminations play a much smaller role so that you can work as

a cohesive unit to reach your goal.

However, there's still things like Play of the game to reward players that do exceptionally

well.

The Overwatch development team works tirelessly to make sure the game is balanced, polished,

and most of all super fun!

Owlboy - Purely from the trailer, you wouldn't expect Owlboy to be that inventive, it just

looked like a simple adventure game with an owl carrying a guy that shoots stuff and you

fly through some rings or something.

But when you actually play it, you realize that there is so much care and detail put

into every aspect of the experience.

You'll go all over the place trying to solve the mysteries of the relics, and face some

wildly different enemies and worlds in the process.

From the variety of partners and abilities to the memorable boss fights and set pieces,

Owlboy just gets it, and gives the pixel-art platformer a fresh coat of paint.

And the winner of the Game Design award is:

Owlboy!

More than anything else, what Owlboy has going for it is polish and charm.

This was not a game that was hastily thrown together for a quick buck, but clearly a passion

project that had so many hearts poured into it.

The level design and puzzles were creative, and each scene had something new to offer.

Characters had deep backgrounds and motives that made them so much more than simple NPC's.

But most important, it was enticing, and I couldn't put the controller down until I

finished it, and that's hard to come by these days.

Next up is the Most Disappointing Award.

While there were a lot of great games this year, without a doubt there were plenty of

bad ones too.

From unfulfilled promises to lackluster final products, there were several titles that left

people wanting more, or at least a refund.

Not every game can live up to expectations, but these nominees were exceptionally crummy

in faulty design choices and how they handled fan outcry afterward.

Now, I wanted to address The Witness real quickly - Yes, I didn't enjoy it much when

it came out and made a whole video about it, but now after the dust has settled I can understand

what it's trying to do, and that it was more just not a game for me.

So, basically, I'm over the salt and I don't think it's deserving of this award.

Anyway, whew, here we go:

No Man's Sky - I started to worry about

this game as soon as I saw statistics of what it was trying to accomplish online.

Quintillions of planets, all unique and different, a universe so big that while it is supposedly

online, you probably will never come in contact with anyone else.

And while it was a giant feat to achieve, it didn't translate to a grand adventure.

Combined with advertized features that were never implemented and radio silence from the

developers for months, players were disappointed to say the least.

Mighty No. 9 - It wasn't really a huge surprise that Mighty No. 9 was bad, but seeing the

final product and all the hopes and dreams of what it could have been be flushed down

the toilet was certainly a let down for those that backed the game.

A rebooted Mega Man spiritual successor sounds nice on paper, but due to poor management

and now notorious delays, Mighty No. 9 became a joke before it was even released.

Now what we're left with is an annoying, poorly made platformer, with pizza explosions.

Let me repeat that.

Pizza.

Explosions.

So I'll be up front in saying that I don't actually dislike Star Fox Zero; with that

said, it's hard to deny that it failed to live up to expectations.

Many would say it's been nearly two decades since we got a proper Star Fox game.

Miyamoto's general secrecy mixed with the constant delays built a ton of hype for Starfox

Zero, only for it to tragically crash.

It has some of the least intuitive controls I've ever seen in a game, and while you

can get used to it, that just requires far more commitment than most players are willing

to put into it.

Due to Zero's poor performance, we're probably not gonna get another traditional

Starfox Game for another 10 years.

Which sucks.

In the meantime, maybe we'll get an HD Remake of Starfox Adventures.

Anyone?

Ehh?

Ehhhhh?

And the loser is:

No Man's Sky!

This one probably seemed too obvious, but man were people really pissed about this one.

While the gameplay itself isn't necessarily broken or completely dysfunctional, it didn't

deliver on everything fans were hoping for.

It got boring really quickly, and even though there are near infinite possibilities, it

somehow ended up all looking the same.

The breadth of scope ended up hindering the goals and overall achievements that the game

was hoping to produce.

It truly is a showcase of how size without depth can cause major problems in game development.

Our last award before Game of the Year is for Best Story.

Sometimes it's easy to forget that a compelling narrative is important in feeling a connection

with characters in a game.

While many titles can excel with purely fun gameplay mechanics, a deep story can draw

us in and make us care about what happens next.

Luckily 2016 had lots of games that caught me by surprise in how they told their tales.

And while some people will write off "walking simulators" as not true games, they still

can give such a meaningful experience if they're done correctly.

Your nominees are:

Inside - Now this is an interesting one as

Inside doesn't really have an in-your-face narrative, but rather tells it subtly through

the background and scenes happening around you.

As you journey farther and farther into the game you realize that something it truly wrong

with this metropolis, as people are being forced via mind control to behave how they

would like.

There are several security measures trying to keep you out and guards wanting to kill

you at every turn, so when you do reach the end and see a huge spoiler that is seriously

too crazy to think up yourself, you're left with a lot of questions and not many answers.

It's something that has still stuck with me long after playing, and no matter if you

thought it was good or bad, it certainly was memorable.

Oxenfree - What begins as a simple "teens go to a deserted island to get away and have

a fun weekend" turns into a paranormal fright fest that I was NOT expecting going in.

I played Oxenfree with no previous expectations, and I was pleasantly surprised by the depth

of the storytelling.

You get an idea of how Alex thinks based on your responses to questions, but also learn

about her tragic backstory, and how it all ties into the current theme.

The voice acting is great, and while the gameplay takes a backseat to the plot, the twists and

turns that play out kept me engaged the whole time.

You see and hear ghosts, people die and come back to life, you jump through time warps

and have to solve the mystery of the island.

Oxenfree shocked me, in a good way, and much like Stranger Things or Westworld, it's

a fresh take on an overdone trope of years past.

Earlier this year, Developer Campo Santo delivered a game about escapism and avoiding your problems,

something the average human being can easily relate to.

This is what the player experiences in Firewatch after protagonist Henry takes a job as a park

ranger in the remote forests of Wyoming.

The gorgeous backdrop of the Shoshone National Forest is the perfect getaway for Henry and

his boss Delilah, and we as the player echo that sentiment.

The game is intentionally crafted with stellar attention to detail and interactions to astound

you with its beauty.

And when the conflicts and cracks starts to show up in the story, the allure of the forest

suddenly starts to crumble.

And that's the beauty of the narrative in Firewatch.

And the winner is:

Firewatch!

I did not think I would connect with a story based on forest rangers, but Firewatch blew

me away with how instantly I was drawn in.

The voice actors who played Henry and Delilah did such a phenomenal job at delivering purposeful,

and often sarcastic, lines that are just a pleasure to listen to.

Sure, you walk around the trees and investigate disturbances, but the story that unfolds is

not only captivating, but emotional and touching.

As a happily married man, Henry's struggle with his wife hit home so hard for me.

I couldn't imagine having to go through what he was, and I wanted to see what happened

to him next.

It's incredible how well I connected with a character that has an established personality,

backstory and voice, but I did - and we need more games like Firewatch in the future.

It's finally time - let's give out the Game of the Year award.

This was easily the hardest award for me to narrow down, there were SO MANY fantastic

games this year, and even just condensing it to 5 nominees was hard enough.

Just know that all of these games, and even more that I couldn't fit on this list are

great.

2016 was a great year for gaming.

But of course there must be a winner, so without further ado, your nominees are:

Dark Souls 3 - The series has finally ended, but I can't think of a better way to finish

the Dark Souls franchise.

All the things I loved about the games are here - beautiful worlds, deep hidden lore,

crazy difficult bosses, and secrets galore.

They did a wonderful job of giving us so much new but also several nods to the previous

entries, and connecting the dots in between.

I play Dark Souls for the challenge, and it lived up to that expectation, but I'm always

blown away at all the little details it includes as well.

I'm excited to see what From Software does next, but Dark Souls 3 was a journey I won't

soon forget.

Overwatch - I didn't expect to enjoy Overwatch as much as I did.

It's hard for me to get into shooters, but obviously Blizzard's newest IP isn't like most of them.

Everything is so bright and vivid, from the maps to the roster.

All of the characters have distinctive personalities, playstyles and purposes.

No match of Overwatch feels the same because of how diverse the teams can be

and each hero is fun to play as, even the less desirable positions like support.

With how much the dev team is updating and making changes,

I think Overwatch could be around for a long time to come.

Owlboy - Sometimes you go into a game hoping it will be something special.

Since Owlboy was right up my alley in regards to genre, I was really wanting it to succeed,

and by golly, it was awesome!

Of course this game was visually sublime, and had enjoyable levels and mechanics, but

I was treated to a heartfelt story as well!

Otus is unlike most heroes, being a mute and an outcast, but that's what makes him so

appealing as a character - he's different.

The whole package was exactly what I was wanting, and it went above and beyond in its charm.

Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight - this one sort of came out of nowhere for me, but

it was exactly what I needed at the time.

Combining 2D Metroidvania exploration with challenging Dark Souls-esque bosses seemed

like a match made in heaven.

Much like Owlboy, the art was stunning, and also had a deeper story hidden below the surface.

Momodora is the kind of game I can play over and over and over again, and what you put

into it is what you'll get out of it.

Whether I'm trying to beat it as quickly as possible in a speedrun, or finding all

of the secrets and collectibles, Reverie Under the Moonlight is delightful and gripping the

whole way through.

Hyper Light Drifter - I actually didn't like this game at first.

I made the mistake of playing it while I was in a call with friends, and I got lost and

didn't know where to go next.

But I gave it another shot, this time with my full focus and WOW Hyper Light Drifter

is amazing!

I love that even without a single word spoken in the entire game, you know what you need

to do, and it's open ended enough to let you figure out the best way to tackle your

goal.

It's pretty brutal, enemies and bosses don't mess around, but it can feel so rewarding

when you pull off a tough battle.

If you like dashing around, exploring, and a sort of 80's cyberpunk, ancient ruins

aesthetic, you really need to check out Hyper Light Drifter.

And the game of the year is:

Overwatch!!

While the concept of a cartoony MOBA shooter isn't something new, there are so many elements

causing Overwatch to be successful.

A creative cast combined with animated shorts coming out before the game was even released

caused players to feel a bond with their favorite characters.

The hype for Sombra's debut is an obvious example of how much breathing can intensify.

But of course this wouldn't matter if it wasn't fun to play.

I can't even think of the amount of precision and dedication it takes to make Overwatch

balanced and enjoyable, but Blizzard seems to be working nonstop, adding little tweaks

to make the best experience possible.

With 23 playable heroes and counting, it's sort of mind-boggling to think of the amount

of play-testing that requires.

Overwatch doesn't have a single-player campaign, but it doesn't need one because it built

a community outside of the game, and with special events and new content spicing things

up all the time, Overwatch could be the go-to game to play with friends for years to come.

So there you have it, those are my favorite games of 2016, but I'd love to hear from

you!

What are some of the games you enjoyed most this year?

Tell me in the comments below, maybe for these categories I listed, or make up your own!

Thanks for sticking around to the end, be sure to subscribe if you haven't already,

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If you come in contact with asbestos, you just gotta deal with it as-best-os you can.

Hey there, guys, Trace here for DNews.

You may have heard of asbestos as this hazardous material that can be found in old homes and

buildings.

It's been used commercially in North America for over 100 years, but now, in 2016, the

EPA is evaluating the material as a "high priority risk" with the potential to ban

it entirely.

So what the heck is this stuff and why is it so dangerous?

Ok first, I'm guessing you, like me, have no idea what asbestos actually is -- other

than a scary carcinogen, right?

Asbestos was first identified in ancient Greece by one of Aristotle's students in 300 BCE.

He noted it looked like rotten wood and had remarkable resistance to fire, even when doused

with oil!

Asbestos isn't a chemical or human-made substance, it's stone -- actually it's

a group of six naturally-occurring silicate minerals found in rock and soil in 900 different

regions of the US alone.

Asbestos is a stronger than steel, soft, fire-resistant mineral, that doesn't biodegrade, decompose,

dissolve in water, or evaporate.

No wonder asbestos is in everything, it's a frickin' wonder-material!

But not all asbestos' are created equal: amosite is 'brown' asbestos, crocidolite

is 'blue' asbestos, and chrysotile is 'white' asbestos.

The other three types come in a variety of colors and are actinolite, anthophyllite and

tremolite.

According to Scientific American, the "strongest and stiffest" are brown, blue and the other

three, but the white asbestos is "softer and more flexible."

Because of that flexibility, the white asbestos is used in 95 percent of asbestos products!

Even though it looks like wood or fibers, again, asbestos is technically a mineral!

It's made of chains of silicon and oxygen atoms with other elements (calcium, iron,

magnesium) incorporated in, which change its properties slightly.

Because of these amazing properties, the asbestos family of minerals have been used in heat-resistant

fabrics, paints and plastics, paper products, car brakes and clutches, and in building materials

such as roofing, siding, flooring and insulation.

And this is where we get to the problems...

While asbestos is basically indestructible under normal circumstances, human bodies are

not.

If asbestos crumbles and gets into the air it breaks into tiny, thin threads, which are

still indestructible, just smaller now…

If those threads become air or waterborne, they can get swallowed or lodged in the lungs,

causing problems.

This is why people who work with asbestos-containing products -- say, in building construction

-- run risks.

They're dealing with a high concentration of the material, and are more likely to get

it in their body.

You'd expect that inhaling fibers would cause symptoms like coughing, sneezing, or

itching, but -- and this is the scary bit -- asbestos inhalation doesn't really have

any symptoms!

It doesn't dissolve, melt or evaporate, and minerals don't have odor!

So you can't see, feel or taste asbestos fibers.

This is why people who work with asbestos have to take special care and use protective

equipment.

You don't want this stuff in your body.

According to OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, asbestos exposure

is a hazard for about 1.3 million construction workers in the U.S.

The EPA describes asbestos as a "known carcinogen" – that is, a chemical that can cause cancer

after exposure.

The health effects from these indestructible fibers entering the body include several types

of lung cancer, mesothelioma -- a rare form of cancer that develops in the lining of the

lungs -- and asbestosis – a serious, long-term disease of the lungs.

According to a meta-analysis from the journal American Family Physician, there are approximately

200,000 cases in the US of asbestosis annually, and over 6000 deaths from asbestosis, lung

cancer and mesothelioma combined related to asbestos exposure.

We've been regulating asbestos in the United States since the 1970s.We check for it in

"drinking water, schools, some consumer products, and workplace air."

A few uses of asbestos are even banned under existing regulations – like certain paper

products and spray-on materials.

But even if the EPA decides to ban it entirely, there will still be asbestos in places like

old buildings.

It's incredible that this naturally-occurring ancient material has been used so many things

over the centuries and it turns out it was killing us the whole time.

We just have to keep looking for it as-best-os we can.

I had to.

I HAD TO!

If this doesn't cement the myth that just because something is "natural" means it's

safe or good for you, I don't know what will.

I mean, what's really difference between natural and artificial flavors, for example?

Find out here.

Any other science mysteries you want to know about?

Tell us in the comments, make sure you subscribe and thanks for watching!