Waching daily Mar 5 2018

Hey there it's Mnine, your next level mate.

And today we're gonna talk about-

The ****

Hey there it's Mnine, your next level mate.

The **** is happening?

As you notice from my intro my webcam couldn't record all of my awesomeness.

So there were two things I could do.

1). Try to become less awesome, which sounds alot easier than it actually is.

Or 2). to purchase a new webcam and I don't know if you notice it,

but I picked option two and I bought a new webcam.

This week I'll try to keep it as short as possible,

because I've fallen behind a schedule quite a bit.

Last Saturday a few of my friends were coming over

and we were going to have a few beers and go to the pub.

So before my friends came over.

I've prepared to avoid getting a hangover.

I've asked a specialist in alcohol, also known as the biggest alcoholic of them all,

for some advice against a hangovers.

Hello, Hi, Hey Nikola I need your advice man.

What for?

Yeah, I need to drink tonight

Ah, it's easy.

Yeah, you're a specialist so I'm just asking you, you know?

just drink some Polish Vodka and just a beer or two to keep yourself hydrated.

And when you return home, you should before sleep

drink can of coke and prevent hangover tomorrow

A whole can of cocaine?

Oh, Coca Cola...

I'm just kidding mate.

Aren't you supposed to ask what my goal of drinking is before you can analyse how

I'm supposed to drink or aren't you that advanced in drinking, coaching,

Yeah, you definitely should stick to that, because a hangover is not so good.

Honestly I think if I go on Polish vodka, after two vodkas I'm on the floor mate. Like...

I'm going to drink beer that's it.

Okay just stick to beer then and..

just don't forget can of coke before sleep.

Yeah, I really need to do that, maybe eat something as well.

Well probably won't need any sleep medication after, huh?

Definitely, no.

I'm not gonna make it, I'm not gonna drink too much,

I'm just gonna watch out for how much I drink I don't want to have hangover tomorrow...

****ing hangovers...

So I decided just to drink a few beers and avoid drinking too much.

However, Sunday did not care.

I've been sick the whole day.

When I woke up around 8 o'clock, I thought my only option was to go back to bed

and sleep to avoid that awful headache

When I was feeling slightly better in the evening around 10 o'clock,

I knew I wasn't gonna sleep again, because I've been laying in bed for too long.

So I've decided to play a few games and work on my video editing.

Around 6 o'clock I went to the gym for 'Leg Day',

however 30 minutes into training I felt sick again.

When I was done training I hurried home and then I started throwing up.

this caused me to feel slightly bitter, however also really tired.

Afraid of missing another appointment, I made today,

I've decided to stay awake.

However, around 9 o'clock in the morning it was

just too hard to stay awake.

So I've decided to go to bed for just two hours,

with the hope of waking up to my alarm...

Laying in bed for just two minutes my phone rang twice,

forcing me to get out of bed again.

After 20 minutes of phone conversation,

I finally went to bed and shut my eyes for two hours.

At the end it made me feel like one night of drinking almost costed me three full days.

However, today I've done my daily activities, I went to the grocery store,

I went to the barber and I've been to the gym,

Still a full day ahead of me,

I decided to finish this vlog

and start cleaning up my apartment from last Saturday.

This was it for this week.

Thank you for watching and I hope to see you next time.

For more infomation >> Mnine's VLOG #5 - Duration: 4:26.

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How Strong Is The Mastered Ultra Instinct?- Dragon Ball Super - Duration: 13:49.

As Jiren attempts to stop Goku before things get out of hand, his hair starts glowing silver,

his whole body starts emitting silver light and his aura shines brighter than ever before.

And Just like that, when his whole universe's existence was on the online, Goku surpassed

his limits even further as he mastered the technique or form that even God's struggle

to attain, Ultra Instinct.

With Super ending in just two episodes, there's no doubt that the mastered Ultra instinct

is Goku's ceiling for power…

Well, at least till Super comes back or they come up with a new Dragon Ball series…

But, with this mastered Ultra Instinct, a new question surfaces…

How strong is the mastered Ultra Instinct?

With this video, we'll try understand just that.

So, stay tuned!

Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girl, Dragon ball fans of all ages welcome back to yet

another video, on your favorite anime, Dragon Ball Super.

Guys, now that episode 129 just aired and Goku just mastered ultra instinct, we have

a crap load of things we need to talk about.

With this video, we'll address the elephant in the room, "The mastered Ultra instinct

and how powerful it truly is" and then, we'll look into episode 129 as a whole and

really try to break down what happened in the episode.

So, ladies and gents, without further ado, let's jump right into it.

In episode 128, after Vegeta got eliminated without being able to put up much of a fight

against Jiren, things started to look bleak for universe 7.

And when Goku started to take a beating despite Vegeta donating his last bit of energy to

Goku, we all thought that was it for Universe 7.

However, just when Jiren was about to punch Goku off the stage, he broke through his shell

for the third time in the tournament and unlocked his False Ultra Instinct, once again.

Early in this episode, though it looked like Goku was giving Jiren quite the hard time,

it was soon very clear that Jiren had all of Goku's moves and tricks well scouted.

It was also made very clear that just being good at defense will never be enough to beat

the mortal stronger than Gods.

But, just when it looked like Jiren's fury of relentless high speed shockwaves is going

to get the best of Goku, something happened.

Just at that moment, Goku started to integrate attacks in his ultra instinct and was able

to push back Jiren's shockwaves with an attack of his own.

Goku then brings all of his Ultra instinct ki back in his body and hair starts glowing

silver.

At that moment right there, Goku completely mastered the Godly form…

Ultra Instinct.

Guys, there shouldn't be any doubt whatsoever that this is the ultimate fighting form.

Not just Goku's final form or anything…

This is THE one, true ultimate fighting form.

And considering how super is basically the filler of the 10 year gap between the buu

saga and the world martial art tournament in the end of Z, I really don't think Goku,

Vegeta or anyone is getting any stronger than this.

So, how strong is mastered Ultra Instinct?

Initially, in a previous video I said that I thought with this form, Goku will now just

be on par with Beerus in terms of power levels.

But after watching this episode, there's no doubt in my mind that Goku's power levels

are in fact way beyond the ones of Beerus.

Allow me to tell you why I think so…

Beerus even though is stronger than most of the other Gods of destruction, hasn't yet

mastered the ultra instinct.

And with this episode, it's clear that Goku has.

But that's not the only reason why I think Goku is stronger than Beerus.

Vegeta, just few seconds before Goku unlocks mastered ultra instinct, orders him to complete

his ultra instinct and ascend to the new level.

He then, specifically says something very interesting.

Vegeta says, "Kakarot, Step over the state of Gods"

This, kinda confirms it 100% for me.

Because as Vegeta was pretty easily able to dominate Toppo, a God of Destruction candidate,

he himself must be at the level of Gods at least if not surpassing them.

And he commands Goku to step OVER the state of Gods.

This can only mean one thing…

Goku with his Ultra Instinct omen is already fighting at the level of Gods.

And Vegeta, after knowing that there's a level or state beyond Goku's current UI,

orders him to achieve that state.

Obviously, that itself, is proof enough that Goku might just have surpassed a few Gods

of Destruction if not all of them.

Moreover, after Goku masters his UI, did you guys hear what beerus told to whis?

Or the look on his face?

Beerus actually had no idea about this mastered UI form and the level of power it possesses.

He basically had to ask Whis about it to know if Goku had actually mastered the form.

This proves that Beerus never saw this form before nor does he has it unlocked, and he

certainly hasn't witness power levels as intense and huge as this.

So, now that we can come to the conclusion that Goku is in fact stronger than Beerus,

can we say that he's at the level of the angels?

Before answering that, let's think about it a little bit.

Even though Goku's powers and aura look like they're way beyond the ones of any

Gods of Destruction we've seen up until that point, we can't say he's stronger

or on par

with

the angels.

I had a few fans pointing out that his energy/ ki, aura or glow looks almost angelic.

I don't know about that because we never really any angels powering up.

And may be,even if Goku's mastered ultra instinct is in the level of angels, there's

a possibility, that he probably isn't quite as strong as them yet.

Because Guys, remember when Goku fought beerus as a super saiyan god?

At that point he did get access to God ki, but we know now that even in his blue form

he's not as strong as beerus.

But he did have the same source or kind of power as beerus at that point.

So may be with this silver haired mastered ultra insctinct, Goku is dealing with power

levels that were exclusive to Angels…

But judging by how all the angels, whis included were unfazed by the transformation I'd say

Goku could probably be at the level of some lower tier angels at best…

Because guys, Goku just unlocked true Ultra instinct, he'd have to go a long way before

he can truly get used to his newly found powers.

But that's just my opinion, please let me know how powerful you think Goku is with the

mastered ultra instinct in the comment section below.

I love reading all of your comments so don't be shy to say your piece, guys.

Aight…

Let's cast all that aside, and talk about what happened in the episode.

From the very beginning of the episode, they were basically hyping up the final fight between

Jiren and Goku.

And guys, it truly did look like Micheal Bay directed this episode.

As we all know, Bay goes heavy on explosions on most of his movies, and in this episode,

there were huge explosions like…

every 30 seconds…

So, anyways, thouh Goku was doing pretty well at fending off the attacks from Jiren, It

was soon pointed out by Belmod that it wouldn't be enough, and Jiren could still beat Goku

despite him being in UI omen.

Toppo actually points out that Jiren has completely read Goku's fighting style in his false

ultra instinct state when he was fighting Kefla.

So, things really start to look bad for Goku.

Jiren then makes it rain on GOku with high speed super powerful shockwaves, and it looked

like Goku's aura had created an umbrella or shield around him which allowed him to

stay in the stadium.

Oh before we forget, Vegeta had some great lines in this episode, he pointed out how

saiyans kept on breaking their limits in this limited time tournament and how all of the

ascended to new levels of power…

He then, unexpectedly turns and encourages Goku to ascend beyond the state of Gods…

Vegeta with this episode went from hating Goku to being his cheer leader…

So, this was pretty cool to see.

So, anyways, just when it looked Jiren will soon eliminate Goku with his shockwaves, Goku

starts countering his attacks and pushes Jiren back with a definite, forceful attack of his

own.

Everyone then basically watches on in awe as Goku then masters his Ultra instinct.

He releases a lot of energy, the whole void is now filled with beautiful shiny silver

energy emitted from Goku.

Oh, and then something truly remarkable happens.

Jiren powers up this huge destructive energy ball, by the orders of belmod to wrap things

up, the attack looked like it could eliminate Goku even with his UI on.

Regardess, Jiren then compresses the energy ball and turns it into a smaller, more compact

energy ball and throws it at Goku.

Then, guys, it happened…

I thought Goku would simply doge it, thanks to his mastered ui… but nope… he disappeared

from everyone's site for a second, then appeared behind jiren with the energy ball

still in his bare single hand.

He caught it with 1 bare hand, and nullified it like it was nothing.

Jiren tries to punch Goku, but he can't touch Goku.

We can't even see any of Goku's movement, but it's like goku is in one place, and

Jiren is a few meters away, but GOku's still attacking Jiren and almost eliminating him,

without moving…

He was meters away.

This shot really blew me away.

So, then we see Goku toying around with Jiren for a little bit as Beerus loses his shit,

as we come to the end of the show.

Guys, if you ask me, despite not being a Goku fan in particular, I gotta say, this was truly

an epic episode.

It lived up to all the hype that built up over a couple of weeks.

The episode had great story telling, fucking amazing fight scenes and even better animations…

All in all, I personally couldn't find 1 single thing wrong with it…

I even love it how they showed none of frieza whatsoever…

Meaning they still want to keep that suspense going into the final episodes as well…

So guys, what did you think of the video?

Did you guys like it?

Or do you think it coulda been better?

Lemme know in the comment sections below…

Oh and guys, after a great episode and creating even more hype, Super left us blue balled

once again… as there will be no super next week…

They're making us wait one extra week after all of this… can you imagine, folks?

So, anyways… guys, that's the video, thanks for watching this long-ass video, please leave

a like if you enjoyed and subscribe for more content on your favorite anime dragon Ball

super, and don't forget to hit the notification bell while you're at it, to make sure you

never miss a single upload…

So, ladies and gentlemen, that's all from me for now, and I'll be seeing you all soon,

in the next one…

Peace.

For more infomation >> How Strong Is The Mastered Ultra Instinct?- Dragon Ball Super - Duration: 13:49.

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Excel Insights: Office Insider Interview - Duration: 1:58.

Doug: Hi, I'm Doug from Office.

Office Insiders get to see features first before anyone else.

Working on one of those features, I have a

designer with the Excel team, Jessie Xue. What have you been working on?

Jessie: I've been working on Excel's

latest intelligent feature, called Insights, and

we work with multiple research team across Microsoft,

try to combine data analysis and machine learning together.

Doug: Okay, and where do you find Insights in Excel? You have a spreadsheet open and you?

Jessie: Yeah, if you have just any spreadsheet, you click a button on the ribbon then you'll

find Insights there and immediately will give the automated intelligent

data analysis in the form of charts.

And we can also find interesting patterns in your data set such as

trend, majority, or outliers.

Doug: So who do you think's going to be using Insights?

Jessie: If you find yourself with any data set and just try to understand

what's going on, or you try to figure out something is there, something that you

need to pay attention to, then Insights is for you.

Doug: This sounds like anyone can really use this, right?

Jessie: Yeah, and we really try to make

data analysis a lot less intimidating for the users.

Doug: Oh, well, I think you're talking your

prime audience, cuz I don't wanna learn data analysis, but this sounds pretty interesting...

So as a designer what do you look over when you're helping build this with

a team with the Excel team?

Jessie: Yeah, so as a designer we really focus on how to bring the best

user experience for the user.

Doug: Great, so, well, there are the Office Insiders. What can they do for you?

Jessie: Yeah, we really would love you to try our feature and send us feedback

either through a smiley face or

frowney face, and you can also give us direct feedback on each individual Insight.

That'll help us improve our machine learning model and we'll make it better

for you over time.

Doug: Great! So, Insiders, you got your marching orders. Now, if you want to be an Insider,

get to the stuff that Jessie and everyone else is doing first, it's

easy. Go sign up at office.com/insider.

For more infomation >> Excel Insights: Office Insider Interview - Duration: 1:58.

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Northwest Herping Outdoors: Indigo Days 12/2017 - Duration: 16:46.

Hey, it's Ian here!

I've got something special for everyone today.

How about an indigo snake adventure?

In 2008 The Orianne Society was founded as a non-profit organization with the purpose of saving the Eastern Indigo Snake and its habitat from extinction.

By preserving longleaf pine ecosystems other endangered animals like Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnakes and Gopher Tortoises can thrive and provide both food and shelter for Indigo snakes.

Indigos seek gopher tortoise burrows in their winter breeding season from October to February and can remain active at temperatures around 50 to 60 degrees when it's still too cool for other snakes.

It's during this time when the Orianne Society organizes their Indigo Days events where 40 or so members are invited to help survey for Indigos under their licenses and permits.

Follow The Orianne Society on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to look for trip registration announcements and be prepared to pounce as trip slots fill up quickly.

Eastern Indigo Snakes were listed on the Endangered Species Act in the 1970's and their population has continued to decline.

Locally extinct from Mississippi and Alabama they primarily exist in southeast Georgia and peninsular Florida with a few on the panhandle.

I wouldn't normally seek out endangered animals with state and federal protections, but to survey for them legally with Indigo experts is lifetime herp bucket list material.

Over 40 members converged on the Orianne Indigo Snake Preserve on a chilly December morning.

After initial orientation and a quick review of safety procedures and protocol we split into three groups, loaded up into cars, and drove off to different properties for a full day of field herping.

One way to look for Indigos in winter begins with finding a gopher tortoise burrow.

You survey the sandy apron outside the burrow opening for snake tracks, look for shed snake skins, and look into the burrow for a burm which is a pile of sand created by a large-bodied snake crawling out of the burrow.

If you can determine the direction of the snake tracks to be out of the burrow then survey outwards in a spiral.

Otherwise, you move on to the next burrow and repeat the process. Sounds simple and easy right?

Our day picked up when The Orianne Society's Matt Moore found the first Indigo snake in our group! Here we go!

We got the gopher tortoise burrow here. No doubt it was probably found here.

Male or female?

Uhm, Male.

That's insane!

Yeah yeah, where is the tracks Matt?

I was looking...

That and that and there is that...

He may have gone in and then maybe exited again. He may have been in and out of this burrow.

Yes, thats very likely Ben. I think you're right.

Wast there a burm in there?

Oh I see!

(We're on the leaderboard!) Cheers. We're scoring!

Is this data collection, pit tagging, and all that right here in the field?

Yup. Hot damn.

Typically when we don't have an audience we can get this done in 15 to 20 minutes.

For the snakes its very little stress and we can get them back into the burrow and he can continue on his day.

The Orianne Society gathered morphometric data on captured snakes, sampled for disease, and if the animal was not already pit tagged it was given one to aid identification on recapture in the future.

See the video link for Fieldnotes With Ben Stegenga "Snake Fungal Disease Project" for a great demonstration of this process.

Seven?!

It should be under that but we want...

No no no! I love that he starts with 7. That just excites me.

Stretch out this ruler to 8 and a half, and look at that, and realize thats the record for a male indigo. It'll blow your mind. Yeah dude!

Thats nine so yeah right where her thumb is. That is the record. Insane!

I'm gloving him up.

Give me a vent length.

Vent is right at 5 feet.

5 feet? Give me centimeters.

Uhh 152

Point? ...And a half.

27.8 tail length

That's typical of Indigos they kinda puff at you a little bit, they'll vertically flatten their necks.

They have a whole array of defense tactics, they will even play dead sometimes.

Very rarely bite, but that does sometimes happen.

Definitely push on it a little bit.

We want to pick up as much particulate as possible.

We want to swab the eyes, the nostrils, the mouth, the edge of the mouth, because those are typically the hot spots for where SFD symptoms manifest.

Any body openings.

The staff also set a great example on raising awareness of snake fungal disease and basic sterilization practices to limit its spread.

Rubber gloves were used by some and hand sanitizer was readily available for both hands and snake hooks.

That's good, you can put that in that vial.

Break it? Break it yeah.

And the vent is another spot where we see a lot of crust and sores.

And then you can note that there are bite marks on the back of his neck, on the right side, but I'm pretty sure that's combat bites.

Typically we pit tag in the first foot, on the right side of the snake, just above the vent.

A little microchip is injected just under the skin.

It doesn't appear that he has any tags, so this is a new snake we've never seen before. (Cheering)

He's just over 2 kilograms.

We do want to sanitize the site with alcohol.

And then afterwards we'll put an anti-bacterial liquid band-aid on it just to seal it up. That's good.

So we just give that about 30 to 60 seconds to dry, and he is...Uh oh! (laughter)

This is the first indigo for how many people?

Oh wow, very cool. Awesome!

That's a lot of hands. Glad we were able to help.

I thought I was going to get heckled. (laughter)

That would have been two Indigo Days in a row that my group was the only one that didn't find an indigo.

They didn't tell us that this morning before they said go with Ben? (laughter)

I got the only diamondback last year so I redeemed myself a little bit!

Thanks for letting us get photos. That's super nice!

We'll kinda pose it for a shot or two. We'll see. Sometimes they sit pretty good right off the bat.

Time for some combative photography, let's throw some elbows guys!

Ready?

Ready?

You guys can try and video that. We'll photograph him and let him go. Ian. (Laughter)

Everybody good? Yup. Ok.

There he goes! (Cheering)

An Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake was spotted basking outside of a gopher tortoise burrow but got spooked and went right back down the hole!

Bummer dude. I think I can bump him with the hook but that's about all. Keep diggin'!

Bring your shovel? (laughter)

Indigo snakes have more going on for them than just being rare and endangered.

The species name Drymarchon is composed of the Greek words "drymos" meaning "forest" and archon meaning "lord" which translates to "lord of the forest".

I think it's interesting that sexual dimorphism tends to favor the females being the largest in most snake species,

but I'm learning there are exceptions like Indigos and Rat Snakes where the males can grow larger than the females.

Indigos feed on a variety of prey including the largest venomous snake in North America, the eastern diamondback rattlesnake, and they are mostly immune to their venom.

Many large non-venomous snakes are constrictors that coil and squeeze but the Indigo snake uses its muscular jaws to crush and overpower its prey.

They are sometimes known to kill prey by violently beating it against the ground or nearby objects.

Anything that fits in their mouth that they can bite and crush they will eat!

A longtime Orianne member and volunteer, Rob Richie found the second Indigo Snake in my group.

Great find man.

Just gotta be in the right place at the right time.

So its an untagged snake? Yup!

Generally Indigo snakes have large smooth scales however adult males have a few rows of lightly keeled or ridged scales running down the center of their backs.

This is really cool because it means you can sex the shed skins which is not something you can do with most snakes.

This happens to be the shed of an adult female Indigo snake so it lacks these features.

138 nose to vent, and then 24 vent to tail.

Yeah and there is a definite bite scar here on the side.

There are several scars. That may mean she's already bred.

We give each one of these snakes a name. This one's going to be, instead of "Gracie" its going to be "Grassy". Grassy!

I wouldn't have complained if she'd been named after me, just sayin'. (laughter)

So with everyone separated into three groups you are only seeing 1/3rd of the action in this video!

Right now it's only a 35 dollar per year minimum donation to become eligible for members-only trips with additional donation tiers and benefits available.

Another indigo snake shed, this looks like another female so... two sheds, pretty cool!

If you want to see more on surveying for indigos see "Fieldnotes with Ben Stegenga" on the Orianne Society's Youtube page. I'll put a link at the end of this video.

At the end of the last day we gathered to admire an Indigo and Pine Snake found by Noah Fields in another group that had been bagged for tagging and data collection. Thanks Noah!

Variation in the degree of orange or reddish color on their chins. Some of them have a good or great deal of it. Some have none and its a creamy white almost like a racer.

So we're going to release him shortly.

It was a great pleasure to watch such an ethical and enthusiastic group fan out over miles of land, peering under every rock and log and into every crevice and burrow.

A real army of citizen scientists from all kinds of backgrounds.

Thanks to the Orianne Society, their friendly staff, and to the other members that helped on this survey. I really appreciated swapping stories from the field with everyone.

Thanks for watching!