Waching daily Dec 15 2017

Hey guys, so the MIUI 9 has been out for a little while now and I was thinking why not

do a little video on it.

Just keep in mind there might be some slight differences between phone models that could

be due to hardware.

Let's go right ahead and dive into MIUI 9 to see what's the same and what's new.

First thing that's new is the My Device menu.

It's an overall view of your phone's specs and software version.

It shows the current MIUI version and checks for updates when you tap on it.

At the SIM card menu, VoLTE is there for supported devices and also the ability to select default

SIM for calls and internet.

For WiFi, there is also an indicator when data is being transmitted, which is something new.

3 new menus are the Connection Type, that either provides high speed but might be incompatible

to older routers or for Compatibility to most routers.

Data Usage mode is something like bandwidth shaping but I'm not too sure how effective it is.

And lastly network diagnostics to test the overall network health.

Mi Drop also supports WiFi Direct for transferring of files.

Reading mode, Double Tap screen to wake are the same but there isn't a picture to view

when changing Colors and Contrast.

The Wallpaper UI has been changed and they also included some new default Themes.

Wallpaper Carousel has also been moved to the Lock Screen menu.

The Themes App is the place to customize the UI with wallpapers, ringtones and such.

Do Not Disturb no longer have a dedicated setting and it is now bundled with the Sound menu.

DND also can be accessed via the volume rocker.

Audio settings is removed since it's also at the Additional setting page.

Ever get annoyed by tons of notifications?

Now there is a way to group those alerts between important and unimportant.

The phone will actually group them automatically based on your habits but you can also do it

manually if you prefer.

Another new setting is the Home Screen and Recent.

Here you can change launchers and also turn on and off QuickCard.

QuickCard can be accessed by swiping to the right of the Home Screen.

You can access app shortcuts and also card like events for certain apps.

Tap and hold the home screen brings up familiar settings but now you can multi select apps

to transfer to different screens.

The settings in the Battery menu has been shifted around with the one in the Security

app, the Performance Power setting and heating notifications are missing as well.

Automated tasks has been added for more control on what to turn on and off.

What I like about MIUI 9 is the MIUI Lab.

It's kind of like a place to hold experimental features where Xiaomi user can directly test.

It's likely that these features will be included in future MIUI versions if all goes well.

In Additional settings, Child mode has been removed and Button and Gestures shortcut has

been enhanced with extra functional shortcuts.

Other than that, the usual features have been retained like Quick Ball

and One Handed mode.

Dual App and Second Space also returns from MIUI 8.

Second Space allows to have 2 workspace in 1 phone and documents, photos and apps can

be shared between them.

Dual App duplicates compatible apps where it runs independently from each other.

App Lock protects your apps with a password to prevent others from opening the app.

The Security App has roughly the same tools and shortcuts but has been shifted around.

Blocklist for blocking calls or sms is now also in the settings icon.

Cleaner to clean up junk files

virus scanning

and Manage Apps to check app status and permissions.

Mi Remote App is for controlling your home devices using the IR blaster.

The Scanner app is the same with functions like QR code, Shopping, Translate, Business card,

Document and Study.

2 modes that are quite useful is the Shopping mode where you snap a photo of an item and

it does an image search through Taobao, a China online shop.

The other one is Translate where you place a word into the frame and translates it on the fly.

The camera app now uses swipe to change modes unlike the menu type in MIUI 8.

In Gallery, there is the background erase mode that can remove objects from photos which

works pretty well.

Split screen is something new which really benefit those with larger screens like the

Mi Max but not all apps are supported.

Game streamers will love this, screen recorder app is now bundled together that records all

inputs on the screen.

So far there isn't much lag and it's pretty useful to showcase apps.

Mi Video app is a one stop place for local and downloaded videos.

The app also shows other videos from different sites but it's mostly in Chinese.

It has support for most common file formats like MP4, MOV, 3GP, FLV and such.

Swiping left on the lock screen shows some shortcuts which are not customizable.

Xiaomi please allow shortcuts to be changed for it to be more useful.

That's all for the quick look at MIUI 9.

All in all it brings with it UI changes, and much more system optimizations for a faster

and smoother experience.

Not forgetting small touches like the Spinning Gear animation which is pretty nice.

I hope you enjoyed the video and if you did

feel free to leave a like and subscribe to see more of such videos

thanks for watching and see you guys in the next one

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Changyong Shin, piano | Juilliard Robert Levin Piano Master Class - Duration: 40:33.

- Alright, it's Changyong Shin who's gonna come out

and play for us some of Beethoven Opus a hundred and one.

Hi, good. (mumbles)

(audience applauds)

I've asked him to play the first three movements,

because if he does, the floor will applaud him

and it'll be time to go on to the next person.

So, I ask him to forgive me for that.

We're not gonna hear the glorious Fugue

with Beethoven's first low E in it.

When he finally had a piano that could play bellow F.

He'd been waiting for it for his whole life.

And just in case you thought, just in case you thought

he was mistaken, he write contra E.

(audience laughs)

He says, I know what I'm doing.

I've wanted this for years.

Those damn piano builders, they didn't build it,

and now they've done it, and boy am I happy.

Here it is, and I want it,

and if you don't have one, screw you.

(audience laughs)

("Piano Sonata No. 28 in A Major, Op. 101" by Beethoven)

(audience applauds)

Onward, onward.

Thank you.

(audience applauds)

And not because I wouldn't gladly hear the rest of it,

because your playing is really splendid.

It's a great pleasure to hear you do all of this.

What I'd like to do Changyong,

is to spend a few minutes talking about

some very, very specific details of the march,

and then go to the metaphysical part

of this afternoon's presentation,

which I think is a useful thing.

I hope you will find it so, as well.

Coming back to the marschmessig.

Three observations.

One of them...

Happens to be the subject of an article

that I recently wrote.

Which bears the title, Beethoven's trills.

How to begin them, how to end them.

Seems like a fairly simple sort of question,

but it's anything but simple.

But I'm gonna cut to the chase,

as far as the ends of them are concerned.

And say this the statistical evidence

of what I'm about to say is better than 90 percent.

And that statistical evidence is that Beethoven,

as a general rule, notates the termination

of a trill only if the first of its two notes

or the second of its two notes

or both of them require an accidental.

When both of those notes do not require an accidental,

as a general rule, he does not then notate the termination.

This is something which I think

is particularly important to emphasize,

not only in this group of people in the room,

but to those of you in the ether, who are watching this.

Because this is not a generally acknowledged fact,

and it should be.

Because, again, I am one of these people that--

I tell the wonderful musicians here at Juilliard,

with whom I have the privilege to work--

That I'm the kind of person, always,

who's looking for smoking guns.

That is, to find some passage in a piece

which finally proves, without a doubt,

what the composer really meant.

Now, in your particular case, it happens at bar 16,

where you have trills on an A and on an F,

where there is no termination.

And two bars later, you have trills once again on As,

and in this particular case, he writes out the terminations,

and the first note is a G sharp.

And so he writes it because it requires a G sharp.

Because otherwise, you might have

played it with a G natural.

He's not telling you whether to play

the termination, but how.

And therefore, the distinction between the first case

and the second case is frivolous.

It'd be like, Du-Du-Du Du-Du-Du,

and then Du-Du-Du Du-Du-Du.

The most famous case of this comes

at the end of the Hammerklavier Sonata,

which fortunately and conveniently is here.

Where what you have is--

(plays piano music sample)

It so happens that the only after beats that are notated,

the only ones of those nachschliege,

are the ones that require an accidental.

I've heard musicians try to explain metaphysically

why it's so important to play

none, none, none, one, none, one.

I don't think the core of Beethoven's expression

lies in whether you terminate a trill.

That's whether you put a fork on the left side

and a knife and a spoon on the right side.

This is not where expression is vested.

That's what I would say.

I don't want to take up the rest of the time.

So I'm offering it to you,

for your delectation or for your refusal.

It's okay with me Chongyong if you don't like it.

We're still friends.

Now, the next thing I want to talk

about is a little bit different.

And it comes from my switching back and forth

between the Steinway, which I love more than anything,

and period pianos, which I play from time to time.

And when you start to work with period pianos,

and particularly with pedalings on period pianos,

you understand why Beethoven often holds pedals

for a very, very long time,

which would be very muddy on a piano of today.

And as it turns out, the release of a pedal,

when you get to here, is not written in the manuscript.

He does not say where to release the pedal.

And I wonder--

(plays piano music sample)

This whole passage--

I think maybe--

(plays piano music sample)

It seems to me that's where the fateful thing happens.

But if you're going to play--

(plays piano music sample)

And suddenly there, you clean the pedal,

it's still in the music that we've been hearing.

Tababararam--

Teee--

Parumparum--

Suddenly it gets so excited and so vivacious.

Now, obviously, if you're gonna make that work,

you're gonna have to pull the pedal back just a little bit.

Because you don't want a lot of resonance.

Want to try it?

(plays piano music sample)

Go back, go back, go back.

Yeah, yeah, exactly.

Maybe actually just, you know--

Some, just to get into it.

Yeah.

(plays piano music sample)

Again, all I can do is put it on the table.

You can take it off the table or just leave it there.

I won't be offended.

But what we're talking about here

is the rhetoric of the piece.

What he's saying, and how he wants to say it.

And in the absence of that asterisk in the manuscript,

telling you where to lift the pedal,

I think it's an open question.

And anything else would be arrogant.

So there it is.

It's a possibility.

And I have witnesses now.

All right.

The last of the three things

has to do with the figure of the dotted quarter

and the two 16ths in the trio,

which is bothering you far more than it should.

It seems to me that the way you're doing it,

with the 16ths, a little too fast--

(plays piano music sample)

And this strange little pause in the middle of it

is actually a subterfuge, if I may say so,

because what it has to do with is your fear

of what's gonna happen when you get to the bottom

and suddenly have to jump down

and play it with the left hand there.

And so if you've been playing the whole time--

(plays piano music sample)

Then that's not difficult.

But you're solving the problem in a way

which is musically compromised.

Because really--

(plays piano music sample)

I mean, why would you--

(plays piano music sample)

It sounds like a hiccup.

You see?

So this, and--

(plays piano music sample)

You know, it's something which is in itself very easy.

So why don't we go to the place that's difficult?

And the place which is difficult here--

(plays piano music sample)

Is that.

Now, why is it difficult?

And this is something, now, which is not about aesthetics.

It's about piano playing.

It's about your central nervous system.

When your composer, Mr. Beethoven in this case,

tells you to jump as he does here,

such a distance downwards,

and appears to give you no time to do it, you freeze.

Your heart rate goes up.

Your adrenaline shoots through the roof.

And you're terrified.

Well, I mean, any sane person would be terrified.

Because what happens if you miss it?

Schnabel would say, yeah, what does?

There's a story I could tell you about that,

but over a beer sometime.

In any case, the trick is that in most of the cases

where the composer is prescribing a sudden

and really difficult and arbitrary skip,

what your hand is doing immediately before that

is absolutely next to nothing.

You're playing in the same register the whole time.

Bambabadaam--

So guess what you're gonna do?

You start playing-

Basobasasobasaso--

And as soon as you've got your hands there

and you've started it, you're gonna take your eye

and move it straight down to there.

And you're gonna stare at that C down there.

And then--

(plays piano music sample)

And your body is gonna say, hey, I can do that!

Wow!

Cool!

You know?

And now I will have saved you 20 hours of practicing,

which I like to do.

You know?

You can read a nice poem and have a cup of good Chinese tea.

It would be much, much better for you.

Alright, now let's get to the real matter at hand.

Do you think this piece begins at the beginning?

Do you?

I mean, I understand.

It says, Sonata, Opus 101, and the first thing you see is--

(plays piano music sample)

But is that really the beginning of the piece?

I mean, can you imagine--

It's winter time in Vienna.

And the snowflakes are falling.

And your carriage got stuck in a hole at one point,

and so you're late to the evening.

And as you pull up to the Palaz Schwartzenberg on the Ring,

you can see the chandeliers with all the candles glowing,

and you ascend the stairs, and you're really apologetic,

because you're quite late, and you gently open the door.

And as you open the door, you realize there is rapt silence

in that huge room of the Palaz Schwartzenberg.

And everybody is listening to Ludwig van Beethoven,

who is playing for them, and at the precise moment

that you open the door, you happen to hear--

(plays piano music sample)

So maybe this opening is about what happened to you,

and not what happened to him.

And if so, wouldn't it be interesting to try to imagine

what the music would be of this beginning?

If it actually existed?

Would it be as simple as--

(plays piano music sample)

Maybe.

But maybe the music went on

for a little bit longer before that.

But, you see, you don't really have to play

too many guessing games with that.

But once you have the idea that the piece is just emerging,

and it's not starting like a swimmer

who puts his foot against the swimming pool,

to get an extra stroke, winning in the Olympics--

You know, you're not gonna launch into--

(plays piano music sample)

Because it's not that kind of piece.

Because most pieces that don't begin at the beginning

begin in a way which is a little dreamier.

I mean, otherwise, how could you get--

(plays piano music sample)

See, there it is again.

There.

I knew that was gonna come--

I knew.

There's unfinished business in this piece!

And by the way, he wrote this piece after he wrote the first

of the two cello sonatas, Opus 102.

So the order of publication is this sonata,

and the cello sonatas.

But the important thing to understand is that--

(plays piano music sample)

With a catastrophe of--

(plays piano music sample)

That!

And then--

(plays piano music sample)

And suddenly what do you get?

(plays piano music sample)

And you're in this dream world.

(plays piano music sample)

Searching for something.

And when you find it, it will turn out to be

the most obvious thing you could ever imagine.

Because--

(plays piano music sample)

And there it is.

And the whole time, Beethoven is saying,

do you know what the answer is to this question?

And everyone says, I have no idea.

And he says, well, it's--

(plays piano music sample)

Duh!

Ludwig, you're kidding.

That's the answer?

Yeah.

But it's so obvious!

Yes, but you didn't guess it, did you?

(audience laughs)

That's the thing about Beethoven, you see.

There is here a mystery, which is unfolding in this opening.

And you turn it and look at it and gaze at it.

You contemplate it from this side.

(plays piano music sample)

And then you try another direction.

(plays piano music sample)

Let's try something else.

(plays piano music sample)

And the whole thing is so flexible

and so inscrutable and so mysterious

that you have to keep on swirling and trying to find.

And when suddenly you go past

the sweetest smelling rose that you have ever encountered

in any place in the world and you're coming along here--

(plays piano music sample)

And that perfume of this sound--

(plays piano music sample)

You can't get enough of it.

You try to walk away from it, and then--

(plays piano music sample)

There it is again.

I mean, this--

Can Beethoven himself have imagined

that he would be the person who wrote--

(plays piano music sample)

And he's writing this?

(plays piano music sample)

I mean, it's incomprehensible.

It's an absolute miracle.

All right, you play.

Play a piece that has no beginning.

(plays piano music sample)

No, no, no, wait.

You're not asking a question enough.

You know how it goes.

You know, if you have--

This is one thing, but--

(plays piano music sample)

You know?

It's very fragile.

You have to be very careful.

She's a young girl.

She's never fallen in love.

You're experienced.

She's not so experienced.

She tells you, be gentle to her.

(plays piano music sample)

Yeah.

You see?

And that's the point.

The point is--

You did it very well.

To understand that this--

(plays piano music sample)

Is one thing, and--

(plays piano music sample)

Is something else.

And please don't ever play--

(plays piano music sample)

You see?

You have to know where the music

is continuing and where the music

is suddenly blowing from another direction.

Because this piece is so fragile.

All right, onwards.

(plays piano music sample)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

No, that's big, Changyong.

That's very big.

You know?

(plays piano music sample)

No.

Aw!

Oh, you scared me for a minute.

You've got to scare them for a minute!

You know?

Suddenly the music is very earnest.

Because you can play--

(plays piano music sample)

Please, please, please, please.

I'm very fragile.

I need your help.

You know?

The music is pleading.

It's so delicate.

You know?

So these moments of intensity are absolutely overpowering.

This is the most intimate music

that anyone has ever written.

You know?

Beethoven was the second person

after Carl Philip Emmanuel Bach to say,

Look, I'm not gonna spend the rest of my life

drawing portraits of you people out there,

because I don't know you as well as myself.

So I'm gonna tell you about what I thought,

what I dreamt, what I was worried about, what I long for.

And in telling you what I care about

more than anything else will change your lives too,

because what's important to me should be--

If it's not important to you already,

it will become more important when you understand my music.

You've gotta listen to this.

This is important.

It's about you.

It may seem to be about me,

but in the end, it's about you.

This is the reason that we we play music

by dead white men, everybody.

(audience laughs)

Because it's about us!

You know?

Only the stupid people don't realize that it's about us.

They think Mission Impossible Number 3

is more interesting than this Beethoven sonata.

We've got to prove to them that they're wrong.

Out of enlightened self-interest,

they can't afford not to listen to this music.

It will save them heartbreak.

It will save them trauma.

It will save them, period.

It will bring them salvation.

It will bring them consolation.

This is what we have to do.

So aim as high as you can.

(plays piano music sample)

Yeah.

So the whole time, you're thinking--

(plays piano music sample)

What is this gonna be?

It has to glow, that chord.

So you practice for 15 minutes,

playing nothing but that chord.

How much arm weight?

How much finger pressure?

How slow?

How quickly?

When does the pedal go down?

All of those things.

You know--

The French Chef, he's got his herbs and spices

and his stock and all of that.

And you've got your fingers and your arms

and your brain and so on.

You're concocting something

which is delicious, just like him.

(plays piano music sample)

And get more enthusiastic as it goes on!

And time to say goodnight!

Sleep well.

Lovely dreams.

Yes, and change the pedal absolutely metrically.

Change the pedal on the downbeat, and the second beat,

but not with the 8th note.

Okay?

Because if you do that--

(plays piano music sample)

We hear the vibration, and we hear the syncopation,

and we hear the meter.

If you just put it down in an irregular way,

we don't understand that it's against the beat.

After awhile, we hear bee-bah, bee-bee--

And it sounds like it's absolutely in tempo.

Okay.

Already spoken about all of that.

This is the same.

Molto espressivo, you have A minor,

it's the most terrifying thing,

and then he rescues us and it's fine.

And here, where his face is twisted with agony at the end,

and suddenly a few words of calm and of consolation

and human warmth make everything possible.

And again, the syncopation of the pedal.

I just have to watch the time,

because already I'm in trouble.

Alright.

So you're here.

(plays piano music sample)

And suddenly he tells you right away--

You have to be careful

not to use so much soft pedal in the first movement,

because then you don't have a unique sound here.

I know you can do everything as beautifully as you did

just a few moments ago without your left foot.

And you must save it, because this--

(plays piano music sample)

You know?

You want to get the feeling

that you've got one square millimeter of your fingertip,

which is touching the keys.

It's not really so, but imagine it.

And that tiny amount that's touching the key

is what's producing this incredibly--

(plays piano music sample)

You make them listen.

You make them listen harder

than they've ever listened in their life.

This is important.

This is the moment.

You know?

Because you ask a rather normal question.

(plays piano music sample)

Until something happens.

Which I think, oh my God, oh my God, G natural.

What does that mean?

What does that mean?

What it means, my dear friend,

is that the gates of heaven are about to swing open.

That is what's gonna happen.

When you hear this--

(plays piano music sample)

You think the ray has come down.

It's going to be all right.

And God tells us, fear not, for I am with thee.

Be courageous.

Start again.

All right, all right, I'll try again.

I mean, there's never been music like this before.

Never!

You see?

It's gotta be that shattering.

It's gotta be that astounding.

It's up to you.

(plays piano music sample)

Yeah.

You see?

Completely unhurried.

Allow each sound to expand into the next.

You're doing something very good with your pedal,

which is that you're putting it down rather slowly.

If you put it down rather slowly,

it allows you to get the connection--

(plays piano music sample)

With a minimum amount of fade between the chord.

So you get less accentuation on all of those,

and it allows the jaw of the listener to drop and say,

this is not like anything I've ever heard in my life.

You know?

As happened in the first movement, you see,

just the way you got this--

(plays piano music sample)

You see?

It's all turning full circle.

Only we haven't figured it out yet.

We don't figure it out until--

(plays piano music sample)

You say, now has come the moment.

Now it is there.

And then--

(plays piano music sample)

Then we can go out and party.

Except he has a little trick up his sleeve.

That little nasty fugue, and its low E,

which has to be something for another time.

Bravo.

(audience applauds)

These are brave people, you know?

They are brave, putting up with a maniac like me.

Whoo!

For more infomation >> Changyong Shin, piano | Juilliard Robert Levin Piano Master Class - Duration: 40:33.

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Long Way Back to Shonto - Eli Lev Original (Folk Friday Ep. 12) - Duration: 5:36.

Hey there everyone and welcome back to Folk Friday

I'm your host Eli Lev and it's been a little while since I saw you last so sorry about that

We've had the album that

just came out All Roads East

so just getting that ready in the album release party was a couple days ago in songbird in Washington DC

So we had a lot of fans from Virginia, Maryland DC. Come out

It was a really really awesome show with my band the fortunes found and we had a great time

So I'm just kind of feeling good buzzing off of that

I'll leave the link for you to listen to the album on in the description on Spotify iTunes Amazon

It's all over there. So hopefully you check it out

This song is called Long Way Back to Shonto and it's original tune on now about my days out in

northern, Arizona on the Navajo Nation, so I was a teacher over there for three years after college and

This comes about going out in the canyons and getting lost and trying to find my way back again

Enjoy it's called a long way back to Shonto

Hope you enjoyed this week. That was an original on my new album all rows east check it out

I'll put the link below for you listen to it

And I've got a new video coming up for making space which is really exciting so stay tuned for that

Thanks for joining me this week and see you next Friday. I'm Eli Lev have a fantastic weekend seal

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Aberrant Monkey [Aberration] [1] - Duration: 22:05.

Eww, it's got like a tongue. [screams] Whoa, what? What...?

[Music]

What's up monkey tribe! Thank you for joining me in a brand-new series of Ark

Survival Evolved here on the Monkey Tribe Aberration server! That's right you

guys the monkey tribe has migrated and we've got about five or six of us online

on the server right now doing a whole bunch of stuff and getting our little

community base all set. But, before we get started I just wanted to give a quick

shout out to all of my patrons who made this all possible for me and our entire

tribe to be able to play on our very own server. Without your guys' support on

patreon we wouldn't be able to do this. We wouldn't have our little monkey tribe

community server. This is our second patreon server so without all of your

guys' support it wouldn't be possible for me to do what I do and have my own

server to do it on. Also, before we get started I wanted to tell you a

little bit about what this series is gonna be like. It's not gonna be like

your average series I guess in the fact that we're gonna take this series pretty

darn slow. I guess what I'm saying is it's not gonna be like a lot of other

YouTuber's channels who like tamed a hundred animals on Aberration the first

day. It's not gonna be like monkey gets on Aberration and tames the freaking

boss the first day. It's not gonna be anything like that. We're gonna set simple goals

for ourselves and it's gonna be like a whole monkey tribe series deal. A full

blown grown series! So now we're on a new map doing new things and I'm excited to

jump into it but not too excited to where I would want to do everything in

one episode on the same day you know what I mean? I just like to enjoy the ark

experience. Some people that record YouTube videos are like... they just jump on

and record and then jump off and edit or whatever but I actually like to play the

game as shocking as that sounds. I like to enjoy my time that I have on the

server and enjoy the time that I get to play so recording is just kind of like a

bonus for me. We went ahead and leveled up it sounds like, oh baby, so the first

day that Aberration came out you'll see that I'm level 56 right now; the first

day that it came out I did not record anything. I basically just came on the

server and tribed everyone up and leveled up and the best thing that I ever did

with my life on the first day that we had the server up was build this water

vein over here. That I'm gonna show you in a second, oh no, and I think I need it cuz

I'm dyin. Let's get our HUD back up, there we go, Okay, so I made this water vein,

we've got a bunch of mods on the server as you can see in our engram list; we

have s+, we have the upgrade station, we have all the eco jazz, every mod

pretty much that we have on Ragnarok that applies to Aberration is on this

server. Oh! This is perfect timing you guys, it's an earthquake. Oh baby, I

realized this the other day when there's an earthquake things fall from the sky

like this, look stuff is just falling from the sky! Stuff is falling from the sky and

we got two crystals in our pocket! And we got two gems! And we got lots of stuff!

Gems are new. There's a bunch of new items that we have to take a look at.

There's new berries, there's new like resources. You can see there was

like purple floating gas stuff over there there's like gas veins in the

world kind of like oil veins but with gas. That makes sense right? It does to me. Look

this is another one of the new resources well one right here as you can see we

get a bunch of different types of mushrooms from that and there's one type

of mushroom in particular that's gonna be a pain in our butts and that's the

red mushrooms. They look like these except red and when you walk through

those mushrooms it's pretty much like a seizure inducing acid trip on the screen

that annihilates your life and makes you suffocate for some reason

and it takes about half your health down every single time you accidentally walk

through the wrong patch of mushrooms. I'm gonna go ahead and actually do that on

purpose here if I can find a patch of mushrooms. I think they're right over

here. No. They're up top, up top, okay. If I go

around here. Oh, you see these red mushrooms up here this is what I'm

talking about. Okay if you have any type of epilepsy or prone to seizures please

look away from your screen for the next 30 seconds. Here we go,

walking through, walking through, what are you gonna do, I'm walk-in through. Come on

red mushrooms do your thing. Okay cool they don't want to do it when I want

them to do it. I'm walking through you. Did they patch this? Oh there we go, there

we go. Yeah we're tripping and we're suffocating like I said and I pooped

myself that wasn't a thing but... oh I pooped myself, I guess it is a thing.

Oh I'm just pooping my pants. Okay so that's definitely a way that we can get

fertilizer. We actually needed some for our crop plot that's

down over yonder we're trying to plant some narco berries and it looks like the

tribe... Okay night-night. I'll see you guys in a little bit, cool,

love you game. And we're back and we're thirsty to death is that a phrase?

Thirsty to death? It is now. Okay so let's run back to base

and grab some water here real quick I actually have some blood packs made up.

Jess always laughs at me that I make blood packs. I try and sell my blood

packs to people but nobody seems to take me up on my offer and it just kind of

saved my life. Let's put these in here we'll grab some more water,

boom, boom, we'll put our poos that were forcefully taken from us

by the mushrooms in here and... okay so the plan for today's episode is we're gonna

take a look at the different types of mushrooms real quick and then we're

gonna go taming a carno hopefully. These are, oh this is one of the new

dinos by the way it's called a thing. Yeah it's a thing, Ravager. They're really

super duper hundred times percent ugly. Eww, yeah you see? Yeah, look away. Look

away. So I don't want one of those guys they look ill. And like a... if you guys

have ever seen Anastasia this looks like the bat from Anastasia. Anastasia sir just

wishing I could do the job for you sir. I'd give her a ha! And a high ya! And I'd

kick her sir. Oh definitely, I can't remember his name. Why can't I remember

his name? It'll come to me later after I'm done recording most likely and

the reason I was hitting this tree mushroom thing earlier was to show you

that you get another type of resource. Boom, fungal wood so that's new in some of the

different resources, not the different resources, the different crafting recipes call for

fungal wood now so that's where you get that from

and then the berries here in my inventory. I guess they're not berries

they're different types of mushrooms this one says an oily looking mushroom

which glitters gold even in the dimmest light. Oh rest in peace one of our

Raptors, oh no a raptor got killed by a carno that's why I want a carno.

Hello! Oh gosh that Equus is so tempting. I want a carno because it'll protect us

a lot more than what we've got. All we've got is like berry eaters and stuff so I

need something that I want to ride around on that's gonna be safe for us to

go exploring with. Okay so that was this mushroom and it looks invigorating

so that does what? Oh look at our water! It's draining like crazy. Oh no!

Okay that's like a stim berry mushroom, stim berry mushroom... yep I like combining

words and making new ones. Okay that's a stim berry mushroom what are you? Ah-sir-bic

mushroom? Mushroom as black as moonless midnight

looks to be highly narcotic, okay so that's like a narco berry. I wonder if we

can craft narcotics from these type of mushrooms though and then this is

another type of mushroom. The aquatic mushroom a wavy blueish green

mushroom with the glowing edge looks refreshing. Does this regen our water

then? 95... nope, but wait, what? It says it's refreshing though. Okay that's... I

don't know what that one does. This agh-or-a-vick mushroom, this mushroom can be

found pretty much everywhere it's tasty and heals you slowly over time; okay,

great in crafting food recipes. Oh no! Our bulbdog. Everything's getting killed

everything's dying Aberration is a big disaster, oh no, a big death... death

disaster. What do we want to put our stats into? Melee. Okay we're level 57 and

also I don't know if I explained why I leveled up off-camera but it's because

it's boring it's boring to watch everybody has watched a mozillian

episodes of people levelling up on Ark so we did that the day that it came out

and now I'm recording the second day that it's out so we don't have to do any

of that nonsense we can get straight to all the fun stuff like exploring. So what

we're gonna do is, let's see if we can make a narcotic with this mushroom first.

But I made up a whole bunch of narcotics already so we can go out and tame our

carno so that we can be protected. Let's put that in there, can we make

something out of you? It definitely... five six seven eight nine it counts it counts

as a narcoberry. Okay, that's sweet and we're starving. I killed a

sheep the other day so we're gonna be taking this mutton with us to tame the

carno and we need... what will we need... more narcotics and plenty... whoa, who stole all

the narcotics? They were in here,

what the heck Shrek. Okay I'm gonna find our narcotics and I'll be

right back. Just kidding here they are found them

easy peasy and we already made 50 arrows and I put some metal in the smelter

earlier which somebody took out and put in here hopefully. No, okay this is what

happens when you're sharing stuff in the very beginning at the community base. We

need to be mobile and look around on our carno for our own base place pretty soon. We

need a crossbow, boom, so then we can get our arrows equipped, we got our blood

packs, we will replace those, 116 narcotics should be more than enough to

tame a carno up and so should 40 raw mutton. So without any further ado let's head

over yonder I know where some carnos spawn at and that is over up on top of

this hill on the other side of the canyon where that light rays coming down

there should be a carno or five over there that we can tame up and I'll

bring you guys back when I find one. I just wanted to bring you guys back so

you can see some of the landscape and kind of get our bearings of where we're

at let's look at our map. After we get our carno we need to go out and then

unlock, unleash, unlock, some of this map so we know where we're going. I think

this is the first time in about... I don't know, forever, that I've ever made a

compass on a map. Not since probably like the original Ark have I made a compass.

So we're gonna be like little explorer monkeys I think on Aberration until we

unlock parts of the map and I don't think there's any flyers on the map, not

that I can see anyways, not like in the way of pteranodons or argies or

anything so it's gonna be pretty difficult to get around and traverse so

I think a map and compass are gonna come in handy.

Oh, there's a raptor down there. Raptor alert! Aberrant raptor level 40 okay we

don't really need that in our lives. Oh a perfect 150 okay we have to get it

we have to it's a thing. And the ground's gonna start shaking. We're at

difficulty level 5 so this is the best raptor that we can get on our server so

I definitely have to get it, it's got to be done. There he goes.

I don't think I hit him in extra time. Okay now we just have to protect him or

her, are you a him or her? Him. Okay don't get

hit please. Why am I still in battle music? Okay cool, wait, wait did we just

see something's tail? Umm, okay. I think we're good. Oh, nope! I am, I am not

crazy, there are lots of things. There's double more raptors. Can we get you from

here? Double more raptors... that is what I said. Get piked, bring your friends,

actually don't.

Okay I'm gonna finish up these guys I'll bring you guys back when we have that

perfect tame raptor. And we're back once again distracted by the shiny things we

built a little wall around our raptor back up the hill their a little ways and

wandered down here to kill another raptor that looked like it was getting

close and then I saw these guys, these little ravagers. They're so ugly, look,

they have a pack bonus too. Those things are nasty but then I also saw this, these

are what the beehives look like on this map, they're just like little things on

the ground; I guess because we don't have fliers they can't put them too high

up the wall. But also in the engrams there is these ladder things, let

me see, ladder, these portable rope

ladders. It says the portable ladder that can be used to climb up or down placed

onto structures or terrain at waist height so I wonder if we could make one

of those. They're pretty expensive per ladder they are 180 fiber and 140 thatch

that's pretty expensive depending on how big they are.

Oh yeah, this is a dinky what the heck is this? This is way expensive okay so we

can put this at waist height or lower. Can't place rope ladder how is this out

of a placement range? Oh, okay there. Okay so maybe if we jump we can glitch it.

Boom, okay so now we can climb up all the way right here, amazing, okay that was

weird. Let me look at that, yep.

Okay. Makes sense. And can we place another one off of that one? Probably not.

'l' jump, okay and can we pick you up? Enable public

retraction, pickup. Okay so I guess if we're at the top of something we could

get down by placing those so it might be a good idea to have some of those in our

inventory just in case we get stuck somewhere. And also that tame is not

gonna be a perfect tame because I noticed that, well, because we only have

mutton and we don't have the metal right now to get the kibble table up and

running. We built the kibble table but it takes metal, raw metal, to make the

different types of kibble and we just don't have it yet. I haven't seen hardly

any metal nodes around. I've been having to harvest river rocks but as you can

see we're only getting... it's not even halfway and it's down to 90% taming

effectiveness so it's definitely not gonna be as good of a tame as we

initially thought but it's gonna be better than nothing. We already made our

saddle to put on there and after this guy tames up we'll go riding around for

a little bit and then that'll be that. Oh look at this teeth, menacing! Oh yeah,

our aberrant raptor is born. MonkeyMan. Exploraptor. That kind of scared me

a little bit, I was too busy looking at your shiny

teeth, shiny teeth, shiny teeth. Oh you're so cute! You looked so menacing when you were

asleep now you got like the cutest little smile and I just wanna hug you

and love you and squish you until your eyes pop out! Okay or you can ignore me that's cool.

I want to plop your saddle right on you, like that we'll get rid of that we'll

take that back take that back you can hold on to half a stack of that and I

bet you're too fat to carry me. doot doot doot doot da derp derp. How do

we look? He's so cool! Okay it's daytime again

we're gonna head out on exploraptor. That music is pretty good, loud but good.

Pump some melee into you, okay if we could find some metal nodes that are decently

close before we end the episode that would be amazing.

Okay, that's our team there. I see... no oh here's one! Okay there's a metal node, two

metal nodes okay, two little dinky metal nodes and...

anything else? What is this? What are you? A... plant thing.

Let me look okay it's not a dinosaur or it would have shown up. Are you a new plant species?

Eww, it's got like a tongue. Whoa what?! What? Do we want to mess with this? I feel

like it'll knock me out. Can I have you attack it? No he doesn't

want to attack it. Huh.

Can I shoot you the crossbow? Yeah that's what I thought, do you like me?

Are you friends? Are we friends? What the heck is this thing?

Huh, I can't kill it, die! Can I harvest you?

Sounds like wood. No? Okay it's just like a tongue thing, okay plant you do you, I'm

going this way. All right you guys well that's gonna be it for today's episode

if you guys enjoyed make sure you hit that like button with those opposable

thumbs and subscribe to join the tribe and I'll catch you guys in the next one

peace out!

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Maria Lynn - Summer's Gone (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:25.

I put my heart on the line and showed ya all the best parts of me. I didn't feel too much I shoulda made you show your cards, I shoulda know you were bluffin

I was mistaken caught in my feelings just wanted us to be real. Wish I could reverse the time, reverse the script, so you know just how I feel.

Summers gone and you left me here to fall, and my heart froze now your gone. and these winters are so cold. (x2)

Summer nights, summer nights they're no more now that your gone. (x2)

I was foolish to trust you with something that you couldn't cherish, might of been too much. I wish that I was better at this. Falling out of love is not as easy it seems.

I was mistaken caught in my feelings just wanted us to be real. Wish I could reverse the time, reverse the script, so you know just how I feel.

Summers gone and you left me here to fall, and my heart froze now your gone. and these winters are so cold. (x2)

Summer nights, summer nights they're no more now that your gone. (x2)

(Summer nights, summer nights they're no more now that your gone.)

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Best 5 Indie Games on Kickstarter - December 2017 - Duration: 6:58.

welcome to get indie gaming and to our December top 5 Kickstarter showcase

before we check in on these in what perhaps not the strongest of months

let's take a moment to review how those picked last time did against their

targets well in truth only one of the five games managed to gain the support

they were looking for arena 3d the untold legacy and Rajee the ancient epic

were unsuccessful while seed has a few days left to go as

this video airs it's unlikely they're gonna see the uplift they need to pass

its objectives this leaves dear land as our only

successful pick from November having brought in over $30,000 against a 10k

aim he's hoping the picks for December fare somewhat better that map bureau

presents Zeno Crisis

in what certainly a somewhat niche market for new games launching on

long-dead systems nano crisis a new title for the sega megadrive begins our

December countdown it's looking for just over 25 thousand US dollars in funding

and as this video airs in mid-december it's already sailed past its target a

quick look at the graphics and gameplay of this top-down arcade game it's

certain to see that it's coming from the likes of Smash TV contract and mercs

while clearly looking and sounding straight out of the Mega Drive era

Zelo crisis will come with aspects not available to the developers of the day

such as randomized gameplay elements and procedurally generated level and map

creation rewards include digital downloads a physical Mega Drive game

catch it right up to a customized fully bespoke Sega Mega Drive system which can

be yours for $1000 the game is expected to ship in October next year to coincide

with the 30th anniversary of the system's launch in Japan

well on its way to reaching its goal of $55,000 with a campaign that runs until

January the 5th prehistoric Kingdom is pitching itself as a twist to the more

usual tycoon and simulator experience where you're in charge of the building

and managing of your very own prehistoric themed zoo you'll be looking

to populate your zoo with over 50 varieties of long since extinct

creatures that will hopefully tempt in the paying guests through your zoos

turnstiles key to your success will be the ability to build the zoo of your

dreams manage your zoo's resources and hire

staff to work there as for the dinos well the team are promising they will

have basic AI skills all the animals will walk play rest and even look to

seek for cover during rain and thunderstorms game modes include a

campaign mission specific options a sandbox scenario and the ability to

wander the park as a ranger all going well and with a demo you can download

and play today prehistoric Kingdom will pop under steam

in early access towards the end of next year

with a full release to follow sometime after

another game that as we put this video together is very close to its 15,000

pounds target are number three for December Starfire to infinity has until

December the 23rd before its campaign finishes here we have a space sci-fi

MMORPG that's looking to launch on the PC and the Mac at getting the gaming

were huge fans of this type of 2d top-down art style and with a gameplay

that seems to feature skill based combat with a huge variety of imaginative

looking weapons this is one example of the type of keen to get hold of said to

be inspired by single-player games such as The Witcher rather than traditional

MMOs it's up to you the player to take a personal journey and this is at the

front of the story here while you play alone there will be others around you

meaning you're free to engage with them or go off and do your own thing stretch

goals include additional ships space station interiors and a Gwent inspired

collectible card game if successfully funded the developer behind this will

move on to working on the game full-time with a launch expected in the summer of

next year fans of the EA skate series would be well-served in taking a look at

session this month's runner up while its funding period doesn't finish until

December the 21st session has already surpassed its 80,000 Canadian dollar

target inspired by the golden era of skateboarding in the 90s and early

noughties sessions primary goal is to make you

feel what skateboarding is really all about it's a versatile experience and a

sport where getting out there and enjoying yourself this comes at the

heart of the pastime with an interesting control mechanic where each control

stick represents your feet to move you need to think about how you would go

about doing so on the board and apply the weight transfer and movement to the

sticks the same goes for the balance where trial and error will see you

finding a given move sweet spot with character customization video editing a

day/night cycle and much much more session is expected to come to the Xbox

and PC at a date that's yet to be confirmed

a powerful dragon dwells in this den I have several options I must choose

carefully I could defend myself from its first attack and then try to subdue it

with only a few days once this video comes out until its campaign ends on

December 17th our number one Kickstarter indie game for December the ballad

singer has already reached its 25,000 euro objective here we have a narrative

RPG with a lineage from the likes of dungeon dragons and other such RPG

gaming books that's looking to offer players a fantasy environment where

their choices can decide the fate of the world and the characters found within

following four different player types a warrior bard a soldier a ranger and a

mage this game will aim to provide 1,700 different story routes the game also

uses a domino system to make each decision made create a wave that

cascades through out the story seemingly simple and easy choices can make the

game alter in drastic ways for various characters this will force players to

carefully judge and manage everything they do upon finishing the game in a

journey like showreel the game will show the route the player took through the

branching story and hints where different decisions would have yielded

different results The Ballad singer this month number 1 is expected to launch in

November 2018 many thanks for watching we hope you've enjoyed this month's

Kickstarter showcase for more information of all the games featured in

this video please see the links in the description and we hope to see you here

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More Simple and Cute Christmas Things | Doodle with me! - Duration: 6:08.

Hi everyone, since you guys loved my doodle with me video so much, I decided to make another

one for you!

These are much more simple and easy to draw, so you can use them in your journal, as christmas

cards, or on gift tags, or basically anything you're working on that needs a little extra

love without that much work.

And as a thank you for all the love from my last videos stay tuned towards the end because

I am featuring some of your recreations in this video, they seriously make me so happy,

so keep on tagging me on instagram!

Okay, so this video is going to be a little different.

I pre-planned my layout to save us some time and this way you can just follow along with

the final lines versus the whole initial sketch process I do to create these creatures for you.

So first off I am inking in my title, Christmas Doodles 2, this time I am going over the script

twice, not really worrying about perfection here to try out a double drawn style which

looks pretty cool.

The first few doodles are of these super cute peeping bears.

Start off with a basic upside down U shape, add in little solid ovals for the eyes, a

triangle for the nose, lines for the mouth and cheeks, and then add little rounded V

shapes for the arms.

And then finish off with the ears and santa hat.

I did some more variations of these cuties, so just follow along as I ink them.

The second one is a lady with holly as a hair accessory holding a present.

The third one is a goofy bear trying to balance a present on its head, and then the last one

is dressed up like santa claus.

I love these type of doodles so much because you don't have to worry about the body and

they work perfect for banners, your monthly or weekly boxes, or titles where they can

just pop out and say Hi.

Next we have this teddy bear with a scarf.

A little tip I have for you is to add in some details like lines for the hairs or fill in

some of the doodles to give them more life and dimension.

Plus, it'll really makes the doodles look a little more complicated but its not.

Number 6 is another winter animal, the penguin with a little scarf as well.

And then next to him is a snowman with a top hat and carrot nose!

Moving on to the next row we have a super simple and but crazy cute reindeer.

Start off with a rounded triangle for this head.

Add in his ears that look like petals, and then draw a curve from the outsides of his

head, down to the tip of his nose.

For his body, draw a rounded triangle again with two ovals for his back legs and then

add in his front legs in between.

And then finish off with the antlers.

Number 9 and 10 are Mr. and Mrs. Gingerbread.

Start off with a partial circle for the head and then follow through to his body and buttons.

Mrs. Gingerbread has a little bun, eyelashes, and a dress to make her look like a lady.

I added some dimension to the both of them to make them a little more look like cookies.

The rest of the doodles are of christmas and winter things that you can add if you don't

want to go all cheesy holiday.

Number 11 is a knit hat with a fuzzy yarn topper and a snowflake pattern.

And then we have a simple candy cane with a bow.

Again, filling in some of the details to make it look more complete.

Moving on to a cup of warm something, it can be tea, coffee, hot chocolate, whatever your

imagination desires.

As I was drawing this one I had an idea to make this into a card with deckled paper and

kraft paper, and the words warm wishes on top and bottom.

It's so simple but looks pretty good!

Next is a christmas tree made out of three rounded triangles, a rectangle for the trunk,

and some lines for a little more details.

Number 15 are 3 presents, viewed from the top.

One with pine for the decoration and the other two with bows made from string.

These are super easy to draw because they basically rectangles with a plus sign on top.

And then for our final doodle, is this string of lights.

You can use these to frame so many things or create a wreath of lights out of it them.

I really can't get over how cute these are and I cannot wait to see your recreations!

Which one is your favorite?

Here are recreations from my last doodle with me and some bullet journal videos from instagram.

I love them so much because, like I said before, we each have our own unique style and it's

not about drawing the perfect line, so it's genuinely inspiring to see the little differences

between my hand and yours.

I am so thankful to have such a lovely community who supports my work and listens to my thoughts,

I sincerely wish you all the best and a wonderful day.

I'll see you next time, bye!

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Man Appears to Admit to Alabama Voter Fraud on Live Television - Duration: 2:40.

Man

Appears to Admit to Alabama Voter Fraud on Live Television

In a montage of election clips and news reports from the Alabama Senate race which was posted

to Reddit early on Friday morning, one man tells the reporter that �we came here all

the way from different parts of the country� to �vote and canvas together.�

In the first clip, taken from the Fox 10 coverage of the Doug Jones victory party in Birmingham,

a very excited man tells the reporter that �we came here all the way from different

parts of the country as part of our fellowship and all of us pitched in to vote and canvas

together � and we got our boy elected!�

The reporter did not ask the man any follow up questions about his claim.

The reel next highlighted a post from the Warren4Prez sub Reddit which urged black people

from surrounding states to travel to Alabama to vote for Roy Moore�s opponent, and news

reports about the Democrat�s push to register felons at the last minute.

In a clip that is either meant to be misleading or was just included to showcase the media�s

approval of these tactics, the final clip features a man in a hoodie telling CNN about

how he made a �couple� trips to the polls.

This clip, however, is from 2008 � as can be seen on the ticker.

The short interview begins with the man explaining to the reporter that early on the lines to

vote were very long.

�You saw the long line and decided to go home and come back?� the CNN reporter asks.

�Decided to come back and vote a couple times,� the man says with a smirk.

�I think that�s against the law, but that�s okay,� the CNN reporter tells the man before

thanking him for taking the time to speak with the network.

The reporters final statement, no matter if there was fraud or not, was a disgusting approval

of illegal voter fraud � which many contend may have happened in Alabama.

For more infomation >> Man Appears to Admit to Alabama Voter Fraud on Live Television - Duration: 2:40.

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How To Set Up And Use Submixes In FL Studio - Duration: 6:43.

In this quick-tip video I'm going to show you how to set up a submix, or a mix-bus as

it's also called.

I will quickly show you how to set it up, and talk a little bit about the advantages

of using them.

I've been asked a lot about submixes or mix buses lately.

There seems to be some confusion out there about this, so today I'm going to clear

that up.

A submix is a mixer track that has other tracks routed to it.

There will typically be various collections of tracks routed to individual submixes within

a project.

For example, all your drums and percussive elements might be routed to one submix, and

all your bass elements to another and so on.

There are several advantages to grouping your tracks together this way.

One of the most obvious is that by sending groups of tracks to a bus, you can process

all those individual tracks as a whole on the submix itself.

This is quite useful when you want to apply filteing on all your drums at the same time

for example.

Otherwise, you would have to do this for every single element one by one.

If you know you're going to use the same reverb, delay, sidechain or whatever on all

your elements, then you might as well do it on the submix instead.

A lot of producers like to use compression on their submixes in order to "glue" the

sounds together.

There are even dedicated "mixbus" compressors out there that you can buy, which is supposed

to be specially designed for use on submixes, so called "glue compressors" or "mixbus

compressors"

Setting up a submix in FL Studio is actually very simple.

Here we have some drums going to these four mixer tracks.

Now, let's make a submix.

The first thing we need to do is to make sure that there is an empty track to the right

of the last drum-track.

If you don't have that, then just select an empty track and move it sideways within

the mixer by holding down the "alt" key, while at the same time using the left or right

arrows on your keyboard.

Now that we have an empty track to the right of our four drum tracks, make sure to select

all the tracks you want to be included in the submix, including the empty track.

To do this, hold down the "control" key on your keyboard, and then drag with your

mouse to select all the tracks.

Right click here, on the empty track.

Select "track routing", and then "create submix".

Let's give it a proper name.

You can also give it a symbol if you like.

It's important to stay organized.

We can also add a separator to make it stand out from the rest of the tracks.

As you can see, the tracks have now been disconnected from the master, and routed to the submix

instead.

You can of course do this manually too.

Simply unroute a track from the master, and then route it to the submix instead, like

this..

You might have to do that later on if you want to add more tracks to the submix.

We can now apply effects to this submix.

Any effect you add here will now affect all the tracks routed to this submix.

You can of course also apply effects to the individual tracks within the submix to better

control the individual elements within it.

If I wanted to filter all my drums at the same time for example, I can now do that by

adding a filter to the submix and then create an automation clip.

This just makes everything so much more convenient.

In the long run, this will save you a lot of time.

Here's another example.

Here we have some pads going on.

They all have individual processing, but they still go to a pad submix.

On this submix, we have some compression going on in order to glue the sounds together, as

well as some saturation to add warmness.

We also have a tape stop effect and a filter, which is automated throughout the track.

By doing it this way, I get away with using just two automation clips instead

of eight.

For more infomation >> How To Set Up And Use Submixes In FL Studio - Duration: 6:43.

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Slowest Progress Bars On The Internet! - Duration: 5:22.

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The International Space Station is constantly whizzing around the earth sometimes right above your head other times

directly between you and the Sun or moon

ISS

Transit Finder allows you to put in your latitude and longitude to find out when that will occur. Now smarter every day has a fantastic

video documenting what it looks like when the International Space Station passes in front of not just the Sun

but the Sun and

the moon

during an eclipse.

I highly recommend watching it because to see a still image is one thing but to see it happen in real

Time really gives you a sense of how small the ISS is and how quickly it's orbiting Earth. Of course it is

Quiet up there in space, so let's stay down here on earth and listen

to a gif?

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It's only in their own minds. We don't exactly know what's going on, but it could be due to

cross-modal

correspondences That's when different modes different methods of receiving information about the world sort of

interact. For instance if you ask people to describe a

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But of course they don't have natural speeds

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They're kind of bland beigeness with

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Vibration that our brains feel like there must be some noise there even though that mode of receiving information

Sound isn't really there

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Now an invertebrate has no backbone, an aquatic one lives in the water and macro means large enough to see without a

Microscope. You can get really up-close with these lovely beauties and learn all about them

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Start at well the beginning and go all the way to

animals and even to humans. Once you reach the end of a branch or find a leaf that looks interesting click on it to go

to that creatures Wikipedia page

We are clearly a planet rich in diversity

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Because the rich is a bit of a pun. In break the bank

the pigs take control, fight against the invading piggy banks to save your bank from crippling debt. To activate click on the pink one and

use the green squares to move them. Select any Red Square to hit your opponent and earn money

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natural thing to wonder is what YouTube videos are geotagged to those same areas so use YouTube geo finder

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It's a great way to fulfill your YouTube watching needs without having a video in mind already

once you're done scanning the globe for videos scan and

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music. When it sees you start moving your fingers to play the strings. It may not sound perfect

But you can definitely tell that it is responding to your specific movements check this out

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Still bad, but at least I'm making progress

This page is covered in progress bars showing how long it will be before the next minute, hour, year, Saint

Patrick's Day Halloween end of the page oh

Or the end of the universe or at least the end of useful energy being around.

That progress bar by the way is the slowest filling progress bar

Anyone could ever witness.

So sit back relax and watch it fill up, but don't hold your breath

That said you can live the entire rest of your life without breathing and as always

Thanks for watching