Waching daily Jan 29 2017

Hello everyone, my name is Tianlein and today we talk about

the Target Skeleton which can be used to practice combat and test your DPS

It does not fight back but is almost as difficult to put down as the Bloodspawn Boss from the

Veteran Spindleclutch Dungeon

First we have to learn the Target Skeleton plan

which is purchasable from the Mastercraft Mediator Rolis in exchange for Writ Vouchers.

If you want to learn more about Rolis and Writ Vouchers

take a look at my Master Crafting Writs Video

To be able to craft the Tarket Skeleton we first have to meet certain Craftingskill requirements

Potency Improvement from Enchanting has to be on 10

Solvent Proficiency from the Alchemy Skill has to be on 5

and Recipe Improvement from the Provisioning Skill has to be on 6

Then we need to acquire the crafting materials

You need 15 Mundane Runes , 1 Kuta, 11 Alchemical Resins, 20 Bones, 10 Decorative Wax

and one Animus stone

The Animus Stone is available for Writ Vouchers at the Mastercraft Mediator Rolis

Keep in mind that i recorded this on the Testserver, so it is possible that some ingredients

change on the Live Server

After we learned the recipe you can craft the Target Skeleton at an Enchanting Station

If we want to use it we have to first move to our House and enter there the Housing Editor

You can find the Target Skeleton in the tab Workshop and then under Training Dummies

Now you can just fight against the Skeleton and Test your Skills and DPS

You will get a report about your damage per second and the lenght of the fight in the Chat window

When you are looking for a more detailed DPS overview i can recommend you the Addon FTC

In case that the Target Skeleton is to weak you can buy the Robust Target Skeleton

If you defeated the Target Skeleton it will reform itself and is ready for the next fight

Hopefully i answered all your questions around the Target Skeleton

It would be great if you subscribe, like or leave a comment

Have a nice day and until next time

Bye bye

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Supergirl 2x10 Sneak Peek #2 "We Can Be Heroes" (HD) Season 2 Episode 10 Sneak Peek #2 - Duration: 0:24.

Give it up Leslie.

We've done this before.

The same thing always happens.

I win, you lose.

I'm not Leslie.

Is that Leslie?

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JOY 92pc Set Forever Fragrant Warmer and Vases - Duration: 19:49.

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Diverse Books and Tv Tropes - Duration: 4:57.

Hey everybody!

Welcome back to Tanner's Books and Beyond.

How's everybody's DiverseAThon going?

I don't actually know when I'll be able to edit and upload this so it's entirely possible

that by the time you see it your DiverseAThon has finished! *laughs* Um, I was planning

on doing a DiverseAThon halftime report to just update on how things are going, but partly

because of the fact I haven't had a lot of time (I don't even know how much time I have

to film this) and partly because of the fact that there's been stuff happening this week

that I haven't had as much time to read as I hoped, I haven't been reading as many books

as I thought I'd be able to in this time.

So, instead, I'm gonna talk about something almost totally different: I'm gonna talk to

you guys about TV Tropes.

Don't worry, this is actually sort of relevant.

For those of you who've never heard of it - I highly doubt that has happened - BUT.

If you've never heard of TV Tropes, basically it is sort of a Wiki that catalogues narrative

devices, or "tropes".

So it will list a trope, for example, the "Straight Gay" character, a character who

is gay but they have no stereotypical gay mannerisms.

They will have that trope page and they will have a list of all of the works that have

examples of this; and then on the works page, you can click on the works page and go to

that work and it has a list of all the narrative devices that that work uses.

I know a lot of people take umbrage with it just because they don't like the obsessive

categorizing and parsing down all works into their basic parts.

I like it because it fulfills my need of obsessive list-making *laughs*.

Another reason I like it is because it's - like any Wiki, if you go on TV Tropes you're gonna

be on there for about a year the first time you go on there.

It is like a pit...made of smaller pits.

For example let's say you go in there and, just out of curiosity, you say "I wanna look

at examples of lesbians in anime that were turned into cousins in America" (because we

all know that's a thing) and so you go on there and you're like "Oh yeah, here's Sailor

Moon, and here's this other show called Utena, I've never heard of Utena" and you go check

on Utena, you're looking at their tropes and then you're like "oh!

Car Motifs! That's interesting!

I have actually thought of shows with motifs surrounding cars and vehicles.

I wonder if the show I'm thinking of is on that page".

And then you go there and you look at that page, and you find something else, and you

find something else, and you keep on going - after the first hour you're dehydrated,

you're shaking, and you have 1800 tabs open on your web browser because you are just falling

into this rabbit hole, this maze of works and tropes and narratives and plots and stuff like that.

Anyways, the reason I bring this up is because there have been quite a few times where I'm

going through TV Tropes and I stumble upon a book that I've never heard of before.

Maybe it came out twenty years ago, maybe it just came out this last year and somebody

put a page up for it just because they really liked it.

And so I'll stumble onto these things I've never heard of before and it'll tickle my

fancy, and I'll put it on my wishlist.

The thing is though, this has hardly ever happened with diverse books.

See the other thing I do is once I complete a work I go look at its TV Tropes page, but

quite often when I finish my diverse books I'll go check on it on TV Tropes and it doesn't

have a page!

It's honestly not that surprising, it does kinda go hand-in-hand with the fact that diverse

books themselves are undersold and under advertised, and underrepresented in general in the literature world.

So once again, in the spirit of DiverseAThon, it is up to us to promote this stuff.

So I'm just thinking that one of the ways that I and plenty of other people out there

could promote these diverse books is to help make Tv Tropes pages for them.

And it's really not that hard.

There's plenty of templates out on the website, I mean, you could even just find a book that

you like and follow the template that it has on its page.

It's free to edit, you can make an account but there's like - it's just a password and

username, you don't have to get vetted or anything.

There's no such thing as notability, so the book doesn't have to be like a Stonewall Honours

Award Winner, it can just be any book that you stumble across that you thought was cute.

You go in, you find some tropes that you're familiar with, that you recognize from reading

the book, you put those on the page, and then you take the book and you put those on the tropes page.

Slowly but surely you're able to insert the book into the tangled web of Tv Tropes, and

you ingratiate it into that entire network of stuff, you make it part of the rabbit hole

that people fall down when they're looking at stuff.

And I know it's not a huge thing, I'm not saying "aw, we need to, we need to get on

this right now, we need to put all of our resources towards this", no, this is, this

is something that you kinda just do casually when you feel like bringing it into the world,

but this is - again, it's another thing that helps promote the book, it helps draw more

people into it's...sphere of influence, guess.

And yeah, I'm probably putting more stock in this than it's worth, but my line of thinking

is that it's more exposure.

If even just one kid is scrolling through Tv Tropes and they're able to happen upon

a book that resonates with them, that contains characters that they've never been able to

find before in literature, and then because of Tv Tropes, because this book had a page,

they're able to discover it, then - everything.

The whole thing is worth it.

So that's all I wanted to say, just a little, y'know, idea I had.

I know I'm going to slowly but surely start going through the diverse books I have, the

ones I've read, and also keep track of them when I am reading them, just try and catalogue

the tropes that I can, make pages for what I can and when I get the chance to, because

like I said, it's the exposure, and any little amount of exposure is gonna help these books,

so...I'll probably go start seeing if I can find stuff for those books now, and until

next time I'll see you all *snap* later!

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Gustavo Assis-Brasil - Jazz Guitar Lesson 4 - Duration: 2:18.

I'm going to start with just do, re, mi, from any major scale, or 1, 2, 3.

Not only inversions, but you have permutations.

I'm making it interesting or building up tensions by not going on changes, but I'm playing through

changes.

In analyzing the intervals here, what happens is that, we played this in D, right?

And then, the next chord is the G7, right?

It's like that, altered.

The 1, 2, 3, 5.

If you already transcribed Giant Steps, it's the one that Coltrane uses a lot.

Inverting.

That, right, so you should feel comfortable doing those things.

Right.

The

restriction is 1, 2, 3, 4.

So remember the Coltrane one was.

Now we're going to do.

And I truly believe that if you get the possibilities, the mathematical permutations, whatever you

can take that's non traditional, you can expand in a way, I mean talking about restrictions

too, you can get that to expand your own vocabulary.

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【春旅2017】00予告編　沖縄に行きます！ - Duration: 0:47.

I want to see that ocean again

Spring Travel 2017 in Okinawa

I will go to Okinawa after 2 years

What will happen?

To the unknown world

coming soon

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HOTTO DOGGU - Duration: 0:15.

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Australian visa grants in Manila - Duration: 7:59.

Australian visa grants from Manila

The topic of visa grants from the Australian Embassy in Manila has been a positive one

lately, I must say.

Lots of good news for a lot of Down Under Visa clients, and lots of lovely ladies heading

to Australia from the Philippines.

Our usual high success rate remains in place, of course.

And I have to say, the Embassy staff have been hard-working and highly

efficient for the last 3 - 4 months.

Australian Embassy in Manila Most of you would know that it's staff in

the Australian Embassy in Manila who process the offshore visa

applications, ie.

Subclass 600 tourist visas, Subclass 300 prospective marriage visas, Subclass 309 partner

visas, Subclass 101 and 445 child visas, and Subclass 461 New Zealand family relationship

visas.

Just noting that the last visa grant from them for 2016 was 23rd of December, so they

worked right up to their holidays.

And they were back to it on 3rd of January.

They cop a bit of flack, and Aussies in general are fairly critical of those in important

positions and are often quick to rip into them if they do the

wrong thing.

A bad thing?

Sometimes extreme, but it many cases it "Keeps the %@#*$~! honest" and contrasts

with the awe that Filipinos have for people behind

Government desks.

If Filipinos were a bit more Aussie about things, the queues would be shorter and we

wouldn't have to deal with mistakes in 1:10 NSO documents!

And of course, no one is happy when the Embassy ask for additional documentation, and no one

likes it when they face a refusal on what they assumed

was a "simple visa application".

The Embassy website, plus comparisons with most other government

applications that Aussies make, yes I suppose it's fair for

the average Australian to assume that it's all very simple.

Thus the shock at: * Refusals

* Requests for further information * And with the fact that Down Under Visa have

high expectations when it comes to quality and

quantity of information from visa applicants I had someone the other day tell me it was

just a "simple visa application" (a partner visa,

which is far from simple), and can't I help him out with

a "simple list" of requirements?

I told him it would be like going to a builder and asking for a mansion,

but then telling him to make it out of old pallets and rusty

nails!

Applications prepared in a "simple" way lead to fairly speedy refusals.

But back to the Embassy.....

I've been dealing with the Manila Embassy for many years now.

Many of the Case Officers have been there for many years too.

We're doing more dealings these days with the actual "Department" (DIBP) in

Australia, and they're a bit of a monolith.

Never know who you're communicating with.

They respond with only first-names or sometimes even "position

numbers".

Not quite the same.

Manila is staffed by some very experienced people, and given that

most are local staff you find a fair bit of understanding

and empathy with locals.

It also means that if you try to pull the wool over their eyes with nonsense

statements and excuses (let along false statements and bogus documents), chances are they will

see right through it.

So be warned!

So yes, I consider them to be the good guys, and definitely not bad guys.

Poor applications and unconvincing cases, and of course they won't

hesitate to refuse a visa application.

That's their job.

If the application doesn't meet the Migration Regulations,

then it must be refused.

That's Australian law.

But I could guarantee you they would have smiles

on their faces every time they tick an application as

GRANTED.

Lately visa applications have been granted earlier rather than later.

Tourist visa grants have been taking less than a week, sometimes only a day or

two.

And partner visa grants, they seem to be coming through quicker too.

And they certainly put in a sterling effort before Christmas to get as many out as

possible, as they are fully aware and do care that people want to be together.

Their job is to protect Australia's borders and not to facilitate

travel plans, but they are still human and of course they get it.

So, for those who are still in the visa application preparation stages, to those awaiting visa

application outcomes, we at Down Under Visa wish you a

great 2017 and hope that the year brings you what you

want.

That means I hope that this year sees you and your loved ones together in the one place,

where the memories and stresses of being apart fade

into the past where they belong!

We look forward to being a big part of making

that happen.

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Gustavo Assis-Brasil - Jazz Guitar Lesson 1 - Duration: 1:50.

People call it hybrid picking.

You're playing with the flesh of your finger, a little bit of fingernail, and when you're

playing with a pick, you have to be careful with the pick you choose.

Because the pick has to match the sound of your fingers.

We have the triad, and we have this fourth or eleventh added.

So it goes like this.

I'd love to share with you some of my concepts and some of the ideas that I get from open

strings.

Then I'm going to use strings two, three and five.

This one's really cool to use.

So you're pressing the fourth string, open third, press the second, open first.

If you do this in the key of E minor, Aeolian.

You can find your own chords, and if you can find your own chords, you're going to have

your own vocabulary.

This is a cool one too.

With the two strings in the middle, so you get the like.

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The Letter "Q" Is the Worst - Irrelevent Complaining - Duration: 2:44.

Hey, what is up guys?

Welcome back to a brand new video.

I wanted to do something...

Like, I wanted to do one of those old style rants

where I just sit

and pretty much

put in no effort at all

and just talk about something

So, basically

Ok, let me tell you a story.

So, on Friday

That's right

I was actually

I was very sad

and I was very sick

And I got up

and I went to school

and I was very sad again

and I went to math class

And I had a quiz that day

And after I finished the quiz,

I stared at the whiteboard.

I just stared at it.

and I saw the letter "Q"

The "Q" in the quiz

And then I was starting to think.

Hmmmm

How useless is this letter?

I mean, really!

The letter "Q"

is extremely useless

Like

Ok, first of all.

It looks so dumb.

It looks like a deformed O

It looks like an "O" grew a tail or something.

That's the first thing I want to put out there.

Next, it is important to understand

what the letter "Q" does.

Basically, it makes the "kw" sound.

And you know what else makes the kw sound?

K W. It does the exact same thing.

Like, Kwik-E-Mart.

Or "Quick"

Or "queen"

Pretty much everything!

Now, yes. I understand.

Maybe this is why "Q"

the seventeenth letter of the alphanet

is the most useless letter

It's because of this one reason.

Because it

pretty much serves no purpose

It's also one of the least used letters.

If not,

the

the

the absolutely least used letter

in the

the entire alphabet.

And this is not a coincidence!

No, it's because it's extremely pointless

And, uh yeah. That's just

That's just

My little talk

about the letter "Q"

What do you think of this letter?

And have you had any experiences

figuring out what your least favorite letter is?

Let me know in the comments section below

And, uhh, yeah.

So, I really hope this video didn't turn out

like a complete piece of garbage.

Because, like. I am a bit sick.

So, I hope, like, that wasn't

Too

Like, too obvious.

I'm gonna have a better video out

hopefully within a week

Probably less...

Considering my lack of life.

Uh, yeah.

Goodbye.

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