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Top 15 Nintendo 3DS Platforming Games - Duration: 12:35.

Opening our list of Top 15 3DS Platformers with Bloo Kid 2

With so many retro classics in this list, it's only appropriate to start with a fitting

homage.

Happy as he was with darling Pink Girl, Bloo Kid is a mission to save his pink baby from

an evil threat.

Set in a beautiful 2D land, run, jump, and swim your way across it's five amazing worlds.

Aside from our Bloo protagonist, everything looks cute and cuddly, with it's array of

furry creatures and slithering snakes.

But the journey isn't easy.

There's gonna be plenty of brutal bossfights to be fought, and secrets to discover.

Use your leg power and newfound fire powers to defeat the creatures that stand in your

way.

Save your baby, and reunite the family.

It has a PlayScore of 7.97.

14.

HarmoKnight

From the makers of Pokemon comes a game to trust you with the melodies, chimes and tunes.

HarmoKnight tells the story of Tempo in his quest to protect Melodia from evil.

Travel from places to places while solving puzzles and engage in platforming mechanics

in this rhythm-based action game.

With over 50 stages, jump and strike enemies with the use of your Note Staff to beat drums.

You can also team up with different friends like Lyra and Tyko.

They both have unique abilities that offer a different playstyle on its 8 huge worlds.

Music is your savior and it has a PlayScore of 8.04

13.

Yumi's Odd Odyssey

With so many platforming games on the market, or even games in general, there's not much

exposure these kind of games get.

Yumi's Odd Odyssey is a simple platforming game that takes the joy of fishing.

Although you won't be catching so many fishes in this game, it still hooks players into

its charming world.

Pun intended.

Use your fishing rod and embark in its odd and mysterious levels.

You can use your rod to push into greater distances, pull objects, unlock treasures

and of course, solving puzzles.

Although the game can be very simple at face-value, it's difficulty slowly increases by every

level.

It has a PlayScore of 8.06

12.

OlliOlli

Step into the skatepark with Roll7's highly-addictive side-scrolling skating game.

Before there was Olliwood, it was just you and it's 50 devilishly crafted levels.

Experiment on new tricks as you slam your face to the ground with over 250 challenges.

Show off your rad combos and try to compete with players from all around the world in

the game's leaderboards.

Whip out your finger-skills and prove that the daily grind is always worth it.

It's a skating enthusiast's ideal game and it never runs out of steam due to its

unprecedented level of addictiveness.

It has a PlayScore of 8.14

11.

Poochy & Yoshi's Woolly World

This handful 3DS port to the popular Wii U platformer is a work of art.

It's cute, fun and it packs so much content for such a small handheld device.

Not much has changed compared to its Wii U original, but the most noticeable addition

is the focused presence of Yoshi's adorable canine companion, Poochy.

These two embark on multiple colorful levels solving puzzles and collecting treasures.

Most critics and gamers loved this charming port.

From the amazing art style, creativity and catchy tunes.

However, Poochy was a bit underused as the game was so much into Yoshi.

It has a PlayScore of 8.15

10.

BOXBOY!

There's just one word to sum up everything about this game: Boxes.

Step into the tiny shoes of Qbby, a small box with little to no talent when it comes

jumping and avoiding danger.

Fortunately, this guy has something in his sleeve.

He can create boxes, boxes and more boxes from his body to traverse difficult locations.

Instead of thinking outside the box, he had to think inside the box.

Boxboy may be easy to learn but its mastery in the higher levels make it a challenge.

There are a handful of new tricks to surprise players even when the game feels easy.

Players can also create their own puzzling levels to challenge new players.

Gamers and critics have praised its simple art style, gameplay and platforming elements.

It's also one of the finest platformers to hit the 3DS.

It has a PlayScore of 8.30

Cave Story 3D

A platformer that's reminiscent of the classic Metroid, this game is 3D remodel of Daisuke

Amaya's Cave Story.

It' was lauded not only for it's challenging platforms, but also for its compelling story.

Jump, fly, and shoot around a floating Island full of caves, dungeons, and underground lakes.

In order to stop the evil Doctor from enslaving a village of Mimigas, you'll be tasked to

wipeout a species of flowers that turn the furry villagers into rabid beasts.

It's a journey that requires agility, courage, and strength.

Choices will have to be made, and friends may be lost.

All that, topped with a marvelous soundtrack.

You might need a few tissues for this one.

It has a PlayScore of 8.32.

Gunman Clive

Take a trip to a futuristic American frontier era and save the Mayor's daughter from a number

of dangers.

Hey, it's not called the Wild West for nothing.

In it's strange blue and brown world, you'll encounter nasty henchmen, gigantic robots,

and machine gun wielding bosses.

With your trusty revolver, show them who's boss and do what it takes to win the girl.

Jump on moving trains, and duel with acrobatic cowboys.

It's old meets new art style has been praised by journalists and critics alike, paying homage

to the platformers of old while still keeping its own little quirks.

In this town, it's always high noon with a PlayScore of 8.33.

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D

Your favorite primates are back, and they've brought a charming 3D world with them.

It's a direct port of the Wii game, but with the addition of all-new levels.

DK and Diddy's adventure continues with the evil Tiki Tribe hypnotizing their friends

and stealing their bananas.

Avenge your bananas, and friends, in a journey full of barrel jumping and banana-collecting

fun.

The levels might be a little harder this time, but they've added a handy new mode that makes

them all a bit easier thanks to extra health points, special items, and autoplay features.

While it doesn't offer a lot in terms of innovation, it's a new take on an old-school game.

It has a PlayScore of 8.52.

Azure Striker Gunvolt 2

Building on the strong foundations of the first game, Gunvolt 2's success is no surprise

thanks to its cool pixel visuals and stylish combat maneuvers.

It's the same old platforming fun, with the suave Gunvolt back at the helm.

Lock onto robotic enemies and fire an electric blast to crush their very core.

This sequel introduces a new playable character in Copen, one of the major characters of the

series.

Unlike GV, he's got a different set of moves.

Gaining powers from bosses and his lightning-fast dash attacks add a new layer of gameplay,

and really adds to the game's replay value.

Along with it's surprising guest appearance, the future of the Azure Striker looks bright.

It has an electric PlayScore of 8.59.

Shantae And The Pirate's Curse

The good thing about Wayforward's Shantae series is its rekindling of the classic Metroidvania

fire.

The Pirate's Curse follows the story of our favorite hair-whipping heroine in her

quest to stop evil from breaking out.

Set on six different islands with unique enemies, levels and environments and use Shantae's

damage-dealing hair to eliminate foes.

This platformer oozes with the classic tropes, from the puzzles, items, music to the boss

battles.

The character's are the most memorable in this game, not to mention this game marks

the return of of Shantae in the modern generation consoles.

It has a PlayScore of 8.78

Kirby: Planet Robobot

Everyone's favorite pink creature makes a return in Planet Robobot.

This time, a mysterious alien race has invaded Kirby's home.

These invaders are a powerful threat, but with Kirby's newfound Robot Suit, things

will be a breeze.

One chew at a time.

Control Kirby as he stops this invading race from taking over his home world.

It's an adventure throughout the stars as you use Kirby's iconic power-absorption

ability to eliminate foes.

Perhaps the biggest feature in this game is Kirby's Robotic Armor.

This will enable you to topple down monsters easily and efficiently.

It's a game-changer to Kirby's usual abilities.

The game is such a blast and it has a PlayScore of 8.90

3D Sonic The Hedgehog 2

Dr. Eggman's back to his old tricks, turning the animals of South Island into an army of

robot slaves.

Thankfully, Sonic's coming to save the day.

With spiky hair and cool white gloves, Sonic looks dashing in the third dimension, and

his pixel landscapes look even better.

Zoom past seven classic zones to collect coins and defeat the badniks that infest the lands.

Run up slopes, and roll around the loops de loops.

It's the same old SEGA classic made better to suit the tastes of the modern generations,

and as a service to the older ones.

It has a PlayScore of 8.99.

Shovel Knight

There's nothing more enjoyable than controlling a brave Knight with a Shovel as a weapon.

Fight in the name of love as you explore a demented 8-bit castle with hallways in need

of digging and digging.

Shovel Knight is an iconic side scrolling platformer that reinvigorates the energy from

classic 8-bit games.

Yacht Club Games' masterpiece comes from a Kickstarter Campaign that garnered the support

of the gaming community.

It's so successful it became what we now know today as one of the frontrunners of the

most successful indie games of all time.

And of course, this success comes with more surprises.

Two huge DLC's called Spectre of Torment and Plague of Shadows will add more variety

to the already amazing platformer.

It has a PlayScore of 9.15

Here are the Runners-Up before we reveal the number one:

16.

Skylanders SWAP Force.

Skyland's greatest heroes were caught in the eruption of a volcano and survived.

With their newest swapping abilities, they have stop to Kaos' evil plans and save Skylands

once again.

It has a PlayScore of 7.87.

17.

Rayman Origins.

Ubisoft's critically acclaimed platformer is filled with dazzling visual design and

psychedelic mayhem.

Run, jump and slide through trippy levels accompanied by catchy tunes.

It has a PlayScore of 7.85 18.

Ikachan.

From the maker of Cave Story, Daisuke Amaya brings us an underwater adventure with Ikachan

the squid.

Find your way out of an underwater abyss.

It's a dark world, but you gotta keep swimming.

It has a PlayScore of 7.34.

19.

PAC-MAN And The Ghostly Adventures.

A new adventure based on the TV series of the same name.

Pacman and his friends work together to defeat the king of the Netherworld and save the PacWorld

from doom.

It has a PlayScore of 6.96.

20.

Super Monkey Ball HD.

Tilt the world around the monkey in a ball.

Why is he in a ball?

Nobody knows.

Collect bananas, and try not to get dizzy.

It has a PlayScore of 6.78.

And the best Nintendo 3DS Platformer is of course Super Mario 3D Land

Among the numerous Mario games available on the Nintendo 3DS, one emerged victorious.

Super Mario 3D Land maximizes the 3DS' 3D capabilities.

The game is entirely playable with or without 3D, but it is highly recommended to remove

frustrations and add immersion.

From the eye-popping colorful visuals, to the creative 3D-rendered environments, Nintendo

never fails to utilize its biggest console feature.

The game has everything every Mario fan wants to have such as the characters, puzzles, challenges

and the ever present Bowser.

Like most of its previous games, travel from around numerous worlds and complete tasks

and objectives.

It's just so outstanding.

Now that Nintendo Switch has hit the market, we can't wait for Super Mario Odyssey!

This garnered a

PlayScore of 9.16

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How to get Craft Beer in Japan // Hitachino Nest Beer - Duration: 4:14.

[ Today's video contains a story about me and craft beer.

But if you drink, please do so legally and responsibly. ]

"Ah, this is such a throwback!!

OK, so, let me tell you a story:

Once upon a time I lived in New York City

by a Japanese import grocery store.

They used to sell beer with cute little owl logos on it

but back then I really wasn't into beer

and thought they were all gross so I never thought to buy it.

Fast forward a few years,

and suddenly I've been invited out to Ibaraki Prefecture,

home to the Kiuchi Brewery in Japan,

which makes Japan's one and only

craft brand, "Hitachino Nest Beer".

Once we got there and saw the same owl logo

I finally realized, this is the same brand I saw in New York.

So, we can finally solve the mystery

and see what Japan's famous craft beer

is all about.

We just made it to the factory and

and immediately there's this delicious fragrance of...

BEER.

"So we'll start off over here"

Like any beer, the first step is to the simmer down the main ingredients

so that it begins to separate and purify.

Just be careful, because if you open the hatch

you're in for QUITE the potent smell!

( "WHAT KIND OF SMELL?!" )

One thing that makes Nest Beer so special

is the range of ingredients they use

and the workers who will try nearly anything to make a new flavored brew.

Munich.... malt??? What is that???

That's because the Kiuchi family tradition behind nest beer

has been used to brew for almost 200 years here

using similar sake distilling techniques

now to create more colorful flavors of beer.

So all the different steps it takes to make the beer

are connected through pipes from buliding to building.

We've gotta follow this to the next level of beer!

"Wait, just this part right here???"

"This level right weights one ton."

This is one ton?!

That's heavy!

This metal must be pretty sturdy...

And here we have "Pilsner..."

Ah yeah, that's a beer too!

One ton... two tons...

So just this here is one elephant.

Since an elephant weighs just over about two tons.

Seven THOUSAND liters of beer!

In just one of these!

Ales brewed in wine and cherry blossom barrels...

beers made with ginger and red rice...

and my favorite, the delicate White Ale.

All of their beers are made locally

using grains from the same fields that are used

to make Ibaraki Prefecture's famous soba.

And of those, over half are sold by export around the world.

[Ship to the Netherlands]

As for Japan,

you can buy them easily at the Isetan in downtown Shinjuku.

The first floor may look like a typical department store

but if you go down one floor to the basement,

you'll find Nest Beer and other local brews.

Plus they're right next to the 'bento' prepared lunches and other foods

that look so good!!!

This will make a great gift for my friends when they visit!

Yep, it's Spring time in Japan!

Which means picnics in the park and fun under the cherry blossoms.

My friends here just flew in from the states

so we decided to take it easy with the familiar feel

but special flavor of a Japanese-style craft beer.

("Have you guys had this one before?)

"No, we haven't had it before!"

"The blue one is my favorite!"

Cheers!

I still have one question: Why is it an owl?

Oh, it's an owl because

there were a lot of owls living here since a while back

so we just kind of made it our mascot.

That's great.

If you'd like to try Nest Beer for yourself

check out the link to Isetan Shinjuku

in the description below!

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GLOBAL READS | Quarter 1 2017 [CC] - Duration: 8:01.

Hey guys, it's Kirsti. Welcome back to

my channel and welcome to another

installment of Global Reads. More

specifically, my Global Reads

recommendations for the first quarter of

2017. I did really badly this first

quarter. I read a shit ton of books that

were set in the US and the UK, and I also

read a lot of really mediocre books that

were set in other places that I wouldn't

recommend to you. So I only have six

books to recommend to you guys today. And

I'm really hoping I can do better in the

second quarter of this year. The first

book that I want to recommend to you is

City of the Lost by Kelley Armstrong.

This first book in the Casey Duncan series

and basically this is an adult crime

series that's set in Canada. It starts out

in Toronto and then ends up in a small

invisible town in the Yukon and

essentially the gist of the story is

that this woman, Casey Duncan, is a

police detective. Her best friend was

in an abusive relationship and when her

abusive former partner finds her again,

she goes to Casey and she says "I've found

out about this town in the middle of

nowhere that nobody knows about, and you

can go there for like two years and hide

out and basically reinvent yourself and

then return to society. I think we should

go there." And there are some things going

on that make Casey suspect that

something from her past is coming back

to haunt her so she's like "Yeah, okay.

Sure, we'll go there." And they go there

and then murders start happening, so it's

convenient that she is a police

detective. It is a very atmospheric book

and particularly the second book in this

series - which I think I enjoyed slightly

more than the first one - is very very

evocative of, like, time and place and, you

know, winter coming in in the Yukon and I

just really really enjoyed this series,

and I love that it's set in Canada. The

second book that I want to recommend is

On the Edge of Gone by Corinne Duyvis. This

is an Own Voices book, as I have said

many many times before and it is a YA

sci-fi book. Basically, the earth is about

to be hit by a giant comet that will

cause all kinds of havoc and so

basically the world's elite have all been

evacuated in generation ships which will

go out into space looking for somewhere

else to settle, and it's set in Amsterdam.

The main character is autistic, she is

also a person of colour. And she and her

mother end up that they are late to

their, like, underground shelter where

basically all the poor and diverse people

are supposed to be waiting out the, like,

comet hitting and then hoping that the

world will still be there afterwards. So

they're late getting there because

they're waiting for her sister to come

back from a party in Belgium, and they

end up that they take shelter for the

impact of the comet on the last

remaining generation ship on the earth.

So it's equal parts her looking for her

sister, her trying to prove that she's

worthy of a place on the ship, and her

basically trying to process all these

changes because her autism is making

really difficult for her to, kind of, work

through everything that's going on

around her and all of the new

environments that she's being forced

into. Really, this book feels like it

could be set basically anywhere but the

fact that it is set in the Netherlands

does have an impact on the story in the

fact that, like, once the comet hits, the

sea level rises and obviously, like, the

whole of the Netherlands gets flooded.

And that has a big impact on the main

character trying to find her sister. So I

really really enjoyed this book, it does

kind of feel at times like it could be

set anywhere, partly with being on

spaceships and partly because, like,

there's no landmarks to be discussed

because everything is underwater. But I

did really really enjoy this one and I

would highly recommend it. The next book

that I want to recommend is Lion: A Long

Way Home by Saroo Brierley. I've talked about

this book a lot recently. It's set half in

Australia and half in India, and it's the

book that the movie was based on. And

half of the book is Saroo talking about

how he came to be lost in the first

place and what his childhood was like in

India, and the rest of the book is him

talking about, like, how he found his way

home again and what his childhood was

like in Australia. So it's a really

really amazing story and I just... I sped

through this book. I found it really

compelling, I really enjoyed the writing,

I was just so caught up in his story and

in the idea of what his childhood was

like once he was lost and then him

finding his way home again. I just... I

found that story so so compelling and

just really really interesting and I

would highly, highly recommend this one

as well. Next up is another Australian

one that's set in small-town Victoria

and that is The Dry by Jane Harper. This

is an Australian adult crime novel where

basically it hasn't rained in two years

- which, you know, was the thing that

happened in Australia a couple years ago.

So it's set in a small town in Victoria,

a farming community, and one day this guy,

his wife, and their six-year-old son are

found dead, their 13 month old daughter

is left alive. And the assumption is that

he has killed his wife and son

and then killed himself in some kind of

murder-suicide thing because of the way

that their farm was going and because of

the impact that the drought has had on

his life, basically. And his best friend

from childhood is a police officer, comes

to town to the funeral and this guy's

parents persuade him to stay and

investigate. So it's basically him

investigating, but it's also the story of

this, like, mysterious thing that made

this policeman leave town when he was 16

years old. So it's kind of two mysteries

in one. It's very very Australian, I

really really enjoyed the writing in

this book and the feel of this book. It

is just so evocative of Australian small

towns and of the way that Australian

society gets during a drought, and I just

really really enjoyed this. It's pretty

creepy, the mystery kept me guessing, it

was great. Next up is another Australian

one and that is Carousel by Brendan

Ritchie. This one is a dystopian new

adult - I'm gonna say new adult because

all but one of the characters are in

their 20s. So new adult - new adult

dystopian book that is set in Perth and

basically, it ends up that something

happens in the world and these four

characters end up that they find

themselves locked in a shopping mall and

they have to try and survive. I did find

elements of this book incredibly

frustrating, particularly the way that

they handle food. Because they have, like,

two massive supermarkets at their

disposal and they basically only use one

of them. So there's, like, all this food

rotting for no reason. It just... the food

side of things I found endlessly

frustrating. But I love the concept of,

like, the world ending and these people

being locked in the shopping centre and

not knowing why they specifically have

survived or why they are in there and

why they can't get out and find out

what's happening in the world outside. So

I really enjoyed this, it felt incredibly

Australian - obviously, because they are

locked in, you know, an Australian

shopping centre and so all of the shops

are very Australian shops. And I have the

second book sitting on my Kindle waiting

to be read but yeah. I really really

loved this one, it was just incredibly...

unique is probably the best way to

describe it, and I loved it. And the final

book that I want to talk about is In the

Woods by Tana French, which is set in

Ireland. It's the first book in the

Dublin Murder Squad series and

basically the main character is a police

officer. And as a kid, he and his two best

friends went off to play in the woods

one day. He is the only one of the three

who has ever been seen

again. They've never found the bodies of

the other two, they have no idea what

happened to them. Fast forward like 20

odd years and this young girl has been

found murdered, and it starts to look

like the two cases might be

connected in some way. So he's

investigating this, it's bringing up a

whole lot of feelings for him about, like,

his childhood, his two best friends and

all of this kind of stuff. So I really

enjoyed this book for the most part.

There is something that happens in the

course of the story that makes me

incredibly angry, and it's to do with a

platonic relationship that has existed

for a very long time that then gets

ruined by them having sex. And it ruins

their friendship and everything is

horrible. So that really really pissed me

off but I enjoyed the murder side of the

story so much. I mean not, like, *enjoyed* it

but I found it so compelling and

interesting and I really liked the

writing and the feel of the story and

there was a lot to like about this book,

and the setting was just the icing on

cake, because I don't think I've ever

read a crime novel that is set in

Ireland. So again, I have the second book in

this series waiting on my Kindle to be

read. I will get to it soon. I hope. That

is all the books that I have to

recommend to you guys today that are set

in places outside the US, the UK and

space and fantasy worlds. If you have

suggestions of things that I should read,

please let me know down in the

comments, I would love to check them out.

Hopefully I will do better and have more

recommendations for you next quarter.

Thank you guys so much for watching, I

love all your faces and I'll see you on Friday.

Bye guys.

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Scientists find super Earth with atmosphere just '39 light years - Duration: 4:22.

Scientists find super-Earth with atmosphere just �39-light-years� away

For the first time ever, astronomers have detected an atmosphere engulfing a low-mass

super-Earth located around 39 light-years away from Earth.

The planet�dubbed GJ 1132b�is located around thirty-nine light years from our planet

and experts made the groundbreaking discovery at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy

(MPIA) using the 2.2-meter (7.2 foot) ESO/MPG telescope in Chile.

�It�s a great proof of concept that we can observe atmospheres on these small, rocky

planets even from the ground,� said Laura Schaefer, a planetary scientist at Arizona

State University who was not involved in the paper. �That�s really exciting and that

means that we�ll be able to do it with more planets down the line as we find more planets

of this size.�

As noted by Phys.org, �while it�s not the detection of life on another planet, it�s

an important step in the right direction: the detection of an atmosphere around the

super-Earth GJ 1132b marks the first time an atmosphere has been detected around a planet

with a mass and radius close to Earth�s mass and radius (1.6 Earth masses, 1.4 Earth

radii).�

The planet�which was discovered for the first time in 2015 orbits a small, dim, red

dwarf about one-quarter of our sun�s radius.

At the time of the discovery, scientists considered the planet uninhabitable as they calculated

that the surface temperature is around 620 degrees celsius.

Using the ESO/MPG telescope in Chile, astronomers observed a slight decrease in brightness as

they imaged the star as it passed in front of its sun, which allowed scientists do deduce

an atmosphere was absorbing part of the light, possibly containing both water and methane.

Furthermore, when astronomers observed GJ 1132b it appeared to be larger in one of the

infrared wavelength bands than in others, which means that it has an atmosphere which

is transparent to some wavelengths but visible to others.

�This suggests the presence of an atmosphere that is opaque to this specific infrared light

(making the planet appear larger), but transparent at all the others,� a statement from the

MPIA read.

According to scientists, GJ 1132b is approximately 1.4 times the size and 1.6 times the mass

of our planet. GJ 1132b orbits its sun in just 1.6 days.

Experts believe that�given our current understanding of exoplanets�GJ 1132b is unlikely to be

habitable, mostly because it is located too close to its sun, which means that there are

small chances of liquid water existing on its surface.

However, this doesn�t make the planet uninteresting. In fact, experts were surprised as they observed

what seemed to be an atmosphere around it. This is because red dwarfs�also known as

M Dwarfs�are prone to bursts of solar activity that tends to blast away atmospheres of planets

orbiting it.

However, for some reason, the atmosphere around GJ 1132b seems to have survived for billions

of years, which indicates that such alien worlds may not be so barren and lifeless

after all.

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Randy Tart - Ultra-Lube Auto Sales - Duration: 2:17.

I'm a one man show,

small shop,

I do the buying, the selling,

sometimes the cleanup's,

minor repairs at times.

So, if I spend two or three

days a week trying

to get two or three cars a

week.

Those are days that I'm not

at the shop, I possibly

missing customers,

which is something that is

not good for business.

I feel like I get a better

eyeball on a car through ACV

auctions.

I'm actually more comfortable,

the last time I went to a

physical auction,

there's one about 30 miles from

here, I found myself walking

around my phone in my hand

looking at what was running on

ACV.

With ACV auctions I feel like I

Am getting it straight from the

source without all the

middleman.

And I truly like buying cars

before they are all sauced up

and tire shined and really get

to see what you're getting

and buying out of new cars

stores, that's

you know, that's like fresh

from the farm.

That's

right at the source.

I've bought numerous cars

off ACV done by

their condition report writers.

I feel like I'm standing right

next to the vehicle myself.

They go over a vehicle probably

more so than I would,

you know under carriage

pictures, pictures of the good,

pictures of the bad.

They plugged the scanners

in, readiness monitors.

I think they got a hot set up.

I'm not a techie I'm not

a techie at all.

I think it's super easy to use.

It's something that if you're

three years old 103

years old it's nothing

to figure out. It's totally

straightforward.

I bought a car

on Halloween night while I was

walking with my family trick

or treating on ACV Auctions

and it was a treat.

There's no crowds there's no,

you just you can stay at the

shop and buy cars.

I don't know why anybody

wouldn't want to buy cars this

way it makes no sense not to

really.

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Long-queue for the curry noodle, it's such a waste if you don't have one in Sungai Petani ! - Duration: 2:54.

Sungai Petani is really a heaven of gourmet

you can find something to eat at everywhere

And there is a stall in the "Food Court"

Ah Yuan Fish Curry Noodle

is the one that mustn't missed

But before it

you have to queue

not going to talk to you anymore

I am going to take the queue

line up, line up

Wow, look at the long queue over there

This is the one that I have lined up

for 30 minutes

Fish curry noodle

Look at its thick fish

It is said that if

the fish on the particular day is not fresh

then the owner will not operate on that day

So the the freshness is 100% guaranteed

The taste of the food depends on the freshness of ingredient

Now, let me try first

and I will tell you later

Ahh

Mmm

full

Look, I've finished the noodle

yet they're still queue

So once you are in "Sungai Petani"

how come you don't have a try on

"Ah Yuan Fish Curry Noodle"

But in fact

that thick fish fillet

with the curry

only a word to be described

that is delicious

So if you come to here

not only come here

but early

line up early

else you will be at the back of the line

only line up and maybe can't eat

Hope you like our sharing

See you next time. Bye bye

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Gonzalo Genek - Trama & Desenlace (ft. Monstar Ragz) - Duration: 3:03.

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Don't let fear dominate your choices | 194 - Duration: 1:04.

- Choosing not to live in fear

is not a one-off decision.

(guitar music)

This is important because many of us recognise

that we allow fear, anxiety, worry, trepidation,

all of those things to dictate how we act or whether we act.

We often get the motivation to make a decision,

"I'm not gonna let that happen again, never again, I'm not".

Magic.

But don't be deluded.

That decision is not a one-off decision.

It's a moment by moment, ongoing decision.

Don't let that thought get you down.

That's where the power comes

because you have a choice in every moment.

You have a choice in every moment

to not let fear dictate your actions.

Make that choice.

Not one-off, but moment by moment.

Make the Daily Sprout part of your daily routine.

and claim you free e-book, Emergency Stress CPR.

My six steps to putting stress in its place.

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5 Traditional Home Décor ideas - Duration: 5:12.

Traditional Home Décor as Timeless Theme for Your House

Traditional home décor is timeless ideas that you can use years without getting outdated.

It originated from the old eighteen century time so you can actually choose several traditional

themes to use in your house.

This theme will not only make your house become more beautiful but you can really feel the

elegant atmosphere that this time will give to every room.

No wonder even people with modern house still want to apply traditional theme in their interior

since it looks very luxurious.

You can try to mix and match modern and traditional items if you want so it would still support

your modern lifestyle.

Things to Consider in Using Traditional Home Décor

1.Color scheme [ Sorry, I should say 5 ]

The color scheme of traditional house is actually

more colorful than you think of.

Most people think that traditional house is filled with boring brown color but you can

actually use other color.

For example you can try to use green or peach color for the main color then use tan or aubergine

color for the accent.

With this color scheme you will get a colorful pallet which not boring but still have the

traditional feeling.

Do not forget to use bronze tone for other items to give warm feeling that traditional

style should have.

4.Window treatment. For the traditional home décor window treatment

you can use formal treatment with swag as well as panel for the combination.

You can make the window appear higher by hanging the swag taller than the window frame thus

making faux window frame illusion.

To arrange it, you can gather the panel together on the side then tied it with cord that has

tassels for decoration.

The swag can also be decorated with fringe or other smaller tassels to make it more beautiful,

choose textured material so it would not appear cheap.

3.Pattern. When it comes to traditional home décor,

pattern is a must but you could not use any pattern that you found since traditional design

has specific pattern to use.

First pattern that you can use is damask pattern which already famous for traditional theme.

Then you can also use floral pattern but make sure that the pattern is all over the surface.

Then you can use those patterns on many things such as the wallpaper and the cushion of your

sofa or even pillow for your living room and bedroom, but keep the usage moderate so it

will not feel too much.

2.Oil painting. The best traditional home décor that you

must own is an oil painting with still life art or other kind of art that you like.

You can put those arts in every room to give it dramatic effect.

Combine the art with your family picture which will give the room romantic feeling and even

more personal appearance.

Not only the painting will increase the value of your design since it now incorporate art,

but your design will appear more elegant and sophisticated as well.

Try to make the painting to be the center point of the room if possible.

1.Chandelier. Usually people will keep minimum lighting

for traditional home décor to give the design romantic atmosphere.

But you still need to think about the kind of lighting you will use in the room.

To enhance the romantic feeling even more, try to give the room chandelier as lighting.

Not only chandelier suitable as traditional house lighting but it also very beautiful

to look at.

Of course you need to choose traditional type chandelier but crystal chandelier also work

best with the traditional theme.

Make sure the size of the chandelier is suitable for the room so it would not be too big or

too small to light everything.

Tips in Using Traditional Design for Your House Theme

Traditional design is classic theme that does not tied with any time, which is why people

love to use it since they do not need to change their house theme anymore.

If you want to use this theme you should know that the design can give many kinds of feeling

into your house according to the way you design it.

You can try to create elegant feeling by using simple pieces in your living room to make

it more interesting.

Romantic feeling is more suitable for your bedroom or bathroom with more private usage

thus you can make use this atmosphere more.

Luxurious feeling can also be achieved by using this feeling which you can also apply

in your dining room where you could entertain people.

All you need to do is to choose which feeling you want to achieve with this theme then design

the room accordingly.

There are a lot of items that you could use to achieve the feeling such as silverware,

flowers in beautiful vase, luxurious material, and many others.

That's it for today episode.

Come back again next time with more house and design ideas.

Like this video, share it with someone close to you, or comment it if you have something

new and helpful to say.

And last, Hit subscribe button under this video if you

want to see more video like this send to your email.

Thanks for watching.

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Joe Scibelli - Haddad Dealerships - Duration: 3:40.

Well everybody knows that the

wholesale part of this business

is not a profitable business.

In this business at wholesale

we're hoping to break even

right now with ACV Auctions

we find ourselves in the

profit which

is a good thing.

We've tried it all and

we found that ACV has actually

been the best avenue for us.

We've tried sealed bid

auctions, we've had it we're

wholesale buyers come into the

dealership and we've tried

conventional auctions and we've

found ACV to be the best way.

We've been using ACV for over a

year now and

you know it's been great.

We were we're as you know we

sell ninety nine percent of the

vehicles that we run. The one

or two percent that we don't

we'll take to a conventional

auction and we'll find out at

the end of the day after paying

for transportation and fees

that it was probably easier

just to sell it 100 percent to

ACV Auctions.

I mean it's a hundred percent

more convenient.

I don't know how to say

you know you take

25, 30 pictures of a car

and you could sell it within 20

minutes.

The fees are awesome.

I mean that's one of the

reasons why I was so intrigued

when I first started with ACV

because everybody knows in

wholesale land that selling

cars at a conventional auction

could run you $200,

$300, $400 after it's all said

and done with transportation

and buyers fees.

We're a good sized dealership

with four rooftops.

We have Toyota, Nissan,

Hyundai,

Subaru and I feel

right now with ACV auctions

it's just a great way for us to

grow

and we couldn't be happier.

I'm the farthest thing from a

techie. I'm old school,

wholesale manager.

It's got to be the easiest app

that I've ever used.

Ever.

Hands down.

What we like about ACV is we

can tell how many viewers are

actually looking at our

vehicles and the

amount of viewers is far

more than the amount of buyers

that we've had would a sealed

bid auction.

I sold the car during a Super

Bowl sitting on my

couch.

Launched the car that didn't

sell the first time and just

decided to sell it the second

time, launch it a second time

and shazam it was sold.

I've sold over 800 cars through

ACV Auctions

and I can't say that I've had

one issue with the sale at

this point.

We found the live appraisal to

be just a great tool.

I mean you know when

a manager is having a tough

time making a car deal and they

think they're at the end of the

road on a trade in and

we run a live appraisal we find

out that we've got some extra

money we can make a car deal.

And that's just awesome.

Our volume of our inventory is

much lower with ACV Auctions

because we can take pictures of

the car and launch an auction

as soon as the customer trades

a car in and takes the plates

off the vehicle we can get to

work and that car can be sold.

Basically most the wholesale

dealers are our dealers that

couldn't buy vehicles from our

dealerships and now they have

the opportunity to do that

which is great.

We're in Berkshire County and

when we started we were just we

were selling vehicles to the

guys in upstate New York,

pretty close our area.

Right now and finding out that

I've sold cars to people in

Ohio, Pennsylvania

and it's starting to spread

everywhere.

The good guys.

These guys are great.

You guys got to try them.

I'm living proof.

I'm a real guy. If you want to

give me a call you can call me

at the dealership.

Believe it guys it works.

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NEEDED A HEALTH BREAK [CC] - Duration: 5:16.

This is what Andrew would call a talk to camera video.

So I had to make a decision last night and it wasn't easy to make.

For the first time ever doing VEDA, from the last time I did it in August to April, I

went to bed without finishing an edit.

And it wasn't a decision that I liked to

make, but a decision I felt I had to make to listen to my body and take care of my health.

Basically yesterday was just a really long day, and you might

have seen it by how I looked at the end

of the vlog. We went to Drew's mom's for a

Sunday dinner kind of pre Easter, and I

don't know, when I got home, I was just so tired, I

needed to still finish the final edit

and then caption and I just said, "You

know what? I'm going to go to bed." So this

machine here-- this little finger reader thing,

is a pulse oximeter. It measures

the amount of oxygen in my blood. And

the reason that I keep an eye on my

oxygen saturation is because if it gets

too low it puts stress on my heart and then

bad things can happen. I really recommend

everybody have a pulse oximeter. You can

get them now like Walgreens or CVS for

I don't know, 20 or 30 bucks and it's a very

non-invasive indicator for how your-- for

how your blood oxygenation is doing. If

you have asthma or allergies, you have

any other compromised breathing problems.

They say that--and again I'm not a doctor-- this

isn't medical advice: 90 to 100 is

considered normal. For me, a good oxygen

level reading and 92 or above.

But for most healthy, able bodied people, you know

people with no lung problems you know

should be really doing 97 98 or

above. For me of the resting heart rate is

in the 80s. So when I came home last

night I decided-- we got home it was

almost close to ten o'clock and I

decided, "Well let me check my SATs" and

that will kind of tell me if I have it

in the tank, meaning have enough energy

in the tank to do the edit, stay up late

and do the edit. And I checked and I was

barely holding on to 90. I was more like at

89 and my pulse was over 100.

So that just told me I needed to go to bed and rest.

And that's what I did. And I was a little

disappointed that I couldn't finish the edit

and upload like I have for every

other night of VEDA that I've done. But

life and previous experience have

taught me that I need to listen to my

body and when I don't, bad things can

happen. Now I'm not telling you this story

so you can be like "Ohhh!" I wanted to use

this explanation as an opportunity to

encourage you to listen to your body. You

know there are so many things in health

that we can't control, but I think

there's a lot more that we can control

than we think we can. And whether it's you

know, you're a diabetic and you're

checking blood sugar, whether it's you

have lung issues and you're checking

your blood oxygenation level, you know

whether it's you are just trying to get healthy

and you're watching your weight. I think

there's a lot more advocacy

self-advocacy that we can do to improve

the quality of our life that is

universal. So this is just going to be a short

video for today because I'm trying to

get caught up but I still wanted to sit

down and talk to you and share with you

what was going on.

And share with you an aspect of my life

and my health that I need to keep

monitored. And ask of you to think about

you know what are some ways that you

prioritize your own health and why is

that important to you? And if you are

maybe avoiding things because you may

be afraid to know the answer or you feel

overwhelmed, I want to encourage you, that

you're not alone and that, you know, I'm

certainly here if you want ask questions

or feedback or just somebody who, you

know, won't have any judgment and just

want to encourage you to do what you

need to do take care of yourself. I hope

you're doing well. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for coming and joining me on

this journey. If you're new to the channel,

thank you for subscribing. If you

have been watching but haven't subscribed yet,

please consider. I'm continuing to put

out daily content for the rest of April

and maybe beyond. So thank you again for

watching and I will talk to you tomorrow.

Bye!

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