Waching daily Feb 16 2018

Hello everyone!

In today's video I will give you a very quick tour of my current workspace.

I am calling it a workspace setup and not a desk tour because I currently do not own

a desk as I live in a very small apartment.

Due to the lack of space, I use one table for studying, working and eating my meals

so I had to organize my materials and supplies with a bit more flexibility, as I will show

you in a minute.

My desk slash table was bought in Ikea, so I will leave the link down below in case you

are interested.

As you can see I leave my working surface mostly empty and I use my cabinets to store

my supplies, computer, textbooks and so on.

I also use the surface of both cabinets as an auxiliary table top if I don't want to

pile up things in my table top.

First of all, let's talk about my computer setup.

I use my mac to do all of my YouTube work, to write my papers, print my materials and

write condensed notes before my exams.

As such, I wanted to make sure I would have the most efficient setup I could so I didn't

lose any time and also to make sure I could spend a couple of hours sitting in front of

my computer with no hassles.

Here I am using a dock case, which is mainly a faux leather case to carry my mac that also

acts as a hub so I can maximize ports.

You just need to connect the hub to the computer using this small dongle, which is actually

kept in a small pouch inside the case and I am then able to access my SD card slot,

USB ports and so on.

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When I need to recharge my laptop, I access an extension cord that I lifted and placed

right next to my working surface so it would be easier for me to recharge my laptop, phone

and other devices.

This was such a simple modification that I made in my living room but it made such a

difference when it comes to comfort and the efficiency of my cable organization.

The evaluation method for most of the courses in my master's degree is by submitting essays

or final papers.

In that sense, I spend a lot of time sitting down writing so it's really important for

me to make sure that I have everything I need in reach.

This is specially important when I am approaching my submission deadlines, as I prefer to review

my essays when they are printed out rather than on the screen.

I always feel like I find more mistakes when I am reading printed essays so it's part of

my writing process to do my final revision like that.

Since I don't have a desk or a fixed place to plug my laptop to, I decided to buy a wireless

printer so I didn't have any hassles while printing.

It was really easy and fast to setup and made such a difference when I had to sit down and

think of how I would organize my space.

It prints exactly as any type of printer but I don't have to worry about plugging the printer

to my laptop or having a particular place to put either devices.

While I am working I also like to have some paper nearby to write down any ideas or to-dos

that I remember while I'm on my computer.

Right here you are seeing some new notebooks from mishmash, the easy-breeze sky blue regular-size

notebook and a timeless planner in regular-size.

These are both products from their new collection and I thought the timeless planner was specially

interesting as it actually covers ten years.

Each page has a footer that allows you to fill in the day, month and year that you are

covering.

That means that this planner is as flexible as it can be, allowing for three columns of

different text to be covered in a wide span of time.

So if you are an irregular planner, I definitely recommend this format.

I always keep my backpack next to me in case I need anything from the regular supplies

I take to class.

If you are curious about the things I carry with me to college you can check out my what's

in my backpack video, which will be linked in the description as well as in the upper

right corner of your screen.

All my usual writing tools are kept in this makeup bag that I keep in my cabinet.

These are my most used pens, highlighters and post it notes.

The rest of my supplies are organized in trays that I can reach out to whenever I need something

more specific.

However, most of the times everything I need can be found on my regular pencil case so

the trays are only a solution to organize the supplies that I need.

I hope you enjoyed today's video!

Don't forget to subscribe and I will see you next week.

Bye!

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Billboard Pops Up On Busy California Highway Overnight, 4 Words Make Maxine Waters PANIC - Duration: 4:17.

Billboard Pops Up On Busy California Highway Overnight, 4 Words Make Maxine Waters PANIC.

Overnight, a billboard popped up alongside a busy highway in California, where Hispanic

GOP candidate Omar Navarro is challenging Maxine Waters for her seat in the U.S. Congress.

Waters began to panic when she saw the large sign because four words exposed her dirty

secret to many of the same constituents who have been voting for her for years.

On Thursday, Omar Navarro shared a photo on Facebook which had his supporters cheering

and his opponents — most of whom are longtime fans of Rep. Maxine Waters — in a state

of panic.

Navarro, who is just 29-years-old, is challenging Waters for her seat in the U.S. Congress.

Navarro's photo depicted a billboard which has been erected along a busy California highway.

Maxine Waters' ugly mug is plastered across the left side of the massive sign, and on

the right side, the message to voters is loud and clear: Rotten To The Core.

Adjacent to Waters' face on the right side of the billboard is a picture of an old apple

core which has begun to rot, much the same way the congresswoman has after years and

years on Capitol Hill.

The sign also states that Waters has been "Named 'Most Corrupt' by C.R.E.W.

5 times."

Indeed, Maxine Waters' corruption has been well-documented, although it hasn't stopped

her from winning re-election in California, where Democratic politicians are the ruling

class.

Most recently, a Federal Election Commission report of receipts and disbursements revealed

that the California Congresswoman paid more than $10,000 for tickets to the Broadway show

"Hamilton" and wrote it off as a "fundraiser expense."

Of course, this is the sort of thing which should induce calls for term limits, but in

Communist California, corruption is a way of life for politicians.

The California billboard which calls Waters out for her dirty deeds appears to have been

funded by the Stars and Stripes Forever PAC, a grassroots super PAC launched in 2013 with

the goal of appealing to African American voters with a conservative message.

"2018 represents the greatest opportunity in our lifetime to enact a truly conservative

agenda for America," states the PAC's website.

"Our goal is to help the GOP win a 61 seat majority in the Senate, enough to overcome

any Democratic filibuster," the website continues.

"Obtaining a filibuster-proof majority is crucial to confirming conservative judges

and rolling back regulations and legislation that cripples our economy," adds the website.

"We remain committed to our strategy of directed outreach to African American voters,"

the PAC writes.

"By placing black radio ads in key states such as Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Montana,

North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin, we aim to affect the outcome of those senatorial

races," the website goes on.

"If we're able to win 9 of the 25 seats now held by Democrats, we can accomplish our

mission," it says.

"Moreover, our long-term goal is to win one-third of the African American vote on

a regular basis."

Maxine Waters has done absolutely nothing for the black community, despite her many

years in Congress.

In fact, President Donald Trump has done more for African Americans in this country in just

the first year of his presidency than Waters has in her entire career.

This was evidenced by the most recent jobs report, which showed that black unemployment

has reached the lowest numbers ever recorded, proof positive that a conservative agenda

is far better for the black community than the Democratic standard of trading votes for

freebies.

Despite the tremendous work that President Donald Trump is doing for African Americans

in the U.S., Maxine Waters has been leading the charge to impeach Trump, as he is a huge

threat to her.

Omar Navarro, on the other hand, supports President Trump and his agenda.

The right choice is overwhelmingly clear for California voters this election season.

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Lone-Actor Terrorists | الإرهابي مريض ؟ - Duration: 1:26.

Is the guy who did this considered mentally sick?

Hello and welcome to Draw My Science

Before we can answer this question let's look at the definition of mental illness.

A mentally sick individual is someone who suffers from their behaviour and harms themselves, like addicts for instance

If you commit a suicide terrorist attack for a cause, an ideology or a community this is not a mental illness

You would be convinced that you are doing right, that others are wrong and to make the change you and your group aspire to, you need to do this.

According to a study, of more than 119 individuals who acted alone in some attacks - lone actor terrorists

released in December 2013

revealed that more than one-third of them had been diagnosed with mental disorders

For example, Naveed Azfal Haq who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and was receiving treatment

Ted who was diagnosed with paranoia schizophrenia

The study also revealed that many of them lived alone, were isolated or experienced failure and humiliation

Like Ahmed, who committed the terrorist attack in Istanbul airport

when investigators made background checks they found out that he was imprisoned in Russia and had his arm cut in jail when tortured

Although, psychologists and psychiatry experts don't agree on whether someone who commits suicide terrorist attacks have a specific mental illness

they agree that there is a mix of factors and conditions that can contribute

Like isolation and weak personality, that makes the person vulnerable and believe anything we could tell them

And for the first time of their life they feel they are a hero!

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February Wrap Up Part 1 - Duration: 10:34.

Hi everyone. I'm rincey and this is rincey reads. Today i'm going to be doing

part one of my February wrap-up. And I will be talking about the books I've

read in the first two weeks of this month. So the first book that I have is

the pearl by John Steinbeck. This is a pretty short little novella that I

actually listen to on audiobook. And I think the audiobook is about like two to

three hours long and I listened to it all in one go. I basically just put it on and

was like cleaning and doing a bunch of chores around the house while the

audiobook was playing, which is definitely a great way to do your chores.

I highly recommend it. So yeah, in the story, John Steinbeck is

basically retelling this Mexican folk tale of this man who is a diver and

finds this you know huge, giant pearl. And it's about him becoming obsessed with

this pearl, about the potential that this pearl will bring to his family,

especially for his wife and child and the fact that like his child will be

able to go to school and get an education. But as the story continues he

becomes more and more obsessed with this pearl and he starts to become suspicious

of the people around him, and things just kind of unfold from there. So yeah I

really enjoyed this. I mean, I'm a big fan of John Steinbeck's work. Obviously it's

really short and it is like a folk tale. So it's kind of obvious where things are

going in my opinion. There wasn't anything in here that was like a huge

revelation or a huge surprise or anything like that. But John Steinbeck is

just such a strong writer that I will read / listen to anything he's written.

So yeah, if you haven't read John Steinbeck yet highly recommend him as an

author. I don't necessarily think this is a good place in terms of like if you

haven't read anything by him before. But I think that if you've read like Of Mice

and Men before and you might be slightly more intimidated of like his

bigger stuff like East of Eden and Grapes of Wrath,

this wouldn't be a horrible place to go in terms of a middle stuff. I think

Cannery row might be slightly better. But anyways, I gave this one a 4 out of 5

stars. I really liked it. If you haven't read it yet, I think it's worth picking up.

Next up I have murder on the Red River by Marcie R. Rendon. This is a book I

picked up because I saw Amanda Nelson from book riot post about this on her

Instagram. And she basically said something in her caption about how this

was an own voices book about a Native American girl who is solving a murder

and is an aged out foster kid. And so all of those are things that ring my bells

as well. So I picked it up from the library and I really enjoyed this.

In this story, you are following this character named Cash. She is about 19

years old and it takes place in about the 1970s in Fargo, North Dakota.

So yeah cash is someone who has been through the foster system. She's of Native

American descent. And so you are exploring just her as a character, the

things that she's gone through and the way that it impacts the way she lives

her life now. But also you are following this mystery where there is a Native

American man who is found dead. And so it's about solving the crime but it's

about like so much more than that. Like to me the mystery aspect is more the

background of this story and it's really just about this young girl trying to

grow up in what's basically like these small farm towns, being a Native American

girl, dealing with different prejudices, and trying to figure out like who she is

and who she wants to be and things like that. So yeah, the story is a bit of a

slow burn. It isn't like a page-turner, but I really, really enjoyed it. I think

that if the synopsis sounds interesting to you at all you should definitely pick

it up. All right next up I read a book called fatal affair, which is a book very

much unlike things I typically read. So for the read or dead podcast, Katie

recommended doing an episode based around a romantic mysteries since we were

putting on an episode on the week of Valentine's Day. And so I agreed even

though like I was slightly begrudgingly agreeing to this because I

don't really like romance very much, as you guys are aware. But I ended up really

kind of liking this one. I picked it up kind of on a whim. There was a post done

on book riot about romantic mysteries. And so I looked at that post and I

looked at the section of the post that was about mysteries with romance as

opposed to like romances with mysteries. And this is one that was on there and

that my library happened to have available an e-book. So I picked it up

and downloaded it. And I ended it up like downloading it right before we got hit

by a giant blizzard. And so I was working from home and had a bunch more time to

read and I ended up getting like super engrossed in the story. So in this story

you are following this detective named Sam Holland. She has

been on leave for a little bit after a case sort of goes wrong and this is her

first case back. She is a detective in Washington DC and so her first case back

is the death of a senator. He is found murdered in his house and so she gets

assigned to the case. It turns out that the chief of staff of the senator is a

guy that she had a one-night stand with like six years ago. And apparently he had

like never called her or she believed that he never called but then you find out

like right towards the beginning that he had actually called. But her friend at

the time, Peter, who eventually turns into her ex-husband Peter, intercepted the

message and didn't give it. And so they realize pretty early on that they were

both interested in each other and it was just like missed signals sort of situation.

So she's working on this case. It turns out they still have a lot of

chemistry. And it's a story about like solving this mystery of who killed the

senator while also them figuring out what they're going to do now. This book

is kind of ridiculous. Like I can't recommend it to everyone who likes books

that I like because I don't think everyone's going to like it. I think it's

partially just I really enjoyed having something really fun and plot centric to

read, especially on a snow day. It reminded me a lot of fan fiction that I

used to read when I was younger and I mean that as like a compliment not as

like a slam to this book. It's been a while since I felt so like emotionally

involved in a relationship that's basically insta love. And there are

like a lot of problems with the story. Like I totally recognize that this is

such a cheesy book and the story line is completely cheesy and unrealistic and

there are things that the main character Nick, or the main guy Nick, does that's

like really annoying. But there's also some really great stuff. Like Nick is

constantly trying to like save her from all of these different situations. And they

acknowledge the fact that that's ridiculous because she's a police

officer so she actually knows what she's doing. So yeah, if you are looking for

something sort of light and fluffy and romantic to read, this isn't that bad and

the mystery itself is actually pretty interesting. So yeah, put that one under

surprises for 2018. All right and the final book that I finished so far this month

is under a painted sky by Stacey Lee. This is a book I picked up for the read

a western task for the read harder challenge. And this book was okay for me.

It's not a bad one. As someone who doesn't really enjoy westerns, I was

already sort of predisposed to not enjoying this one very much. But when it

comes to stories there are probably worse ones I could have read. You're following

this girl named Samantha who lives in Missouri, I think it's like the mid-1800s.

Her dad ends up passing away in a fire and a man basically tries to take

advantage of her and her situation and she ends up killing the man. And since

she is this you know Chinese teen, she freaks out and this black girl sort of

discovers her and decides to help her out. And so it's her and this runaway slave

basically on the Oregon Trail. In order to disguise themselves, they decide to

pretend that they're boys. They like cut off their hair and you know dress in

baggy clothing basically to pass as boys. And you follow them as they encounter

this group of cowboys and you follow them as they travel along the trail. And

it's this whole thing about, will they get caught as being girls and will they

be caught as being these fugitives basically. So I listened to this one

on audio book and I think that's part of the reason why I didn't enjoy it quite

so much. Sam as the main character is a little bit on the whiny side or at least

that's the way the narrator read her. There are so many situations in here

where she was like so dismayed by what was happening around her and I'm like

girl you're supposed to be a boy and you're on the Oregon Trail. Like what do

you expecting to happen? So I found that to be a little bit annoying. There is a love

interest for her and I don't understand why he becomes a love interest because

he's basically like a non-existent character. Like there's no description to

him whatsoever until like the very end. Anna Mae who is the runaway slave in the

situation is probably the best character in this story and the main reason why I

was able to continue on. She has a really great storyline and everything with her

I found to be completely enjoyable and I think I would have much preferred

a story just about her. So yeah, I gave this one a three out of five stars.

Again, it's not like terrible but it wasn't that great either. But I also just think

westerns aren't my thing. Also I forgot to mention other read harder tasks I

completed. The pearl I did the read a book in one sitting

task and then for fatal affair I used that one for read a book with a ugly

cover because man I hate those covers. So yeah, that's everything that I have read

so far this month. I am currently reading evicted by Matthew Desmond.

This will fulfill the task of read a social science book and I'm

really enjoying it. I'm taking my time with this one mostly because like every

chapter breaks my heart a little bit. So I can't read this one in like huge

chunks or anything like that. But I am really, really enjoying this book a whole lot.

And then the other book that I am currently reading as of this recording

is an American marriage by Tayari Jones. By the time this video goes up I might

already be done with it because I am obsessed with this book. Yeah there's a

very good chance I'm going to just like devour this whole thing in like a day or

two. So yeah I'm maybe like a third of the way in right now and I'm again just

completely loving it. But you will hear all about this one in my next wrap up.

Oh and this one was recently picked for the Oprah book club. So this also completes

that task, which is very nice. All right, so that's everything I have for this

video. Feel free to leave a comment down below letting me know if you've read any

of these books or if you have any questions or anything about any of these

books. So yeah that's all I have for now and thanks for watching.

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NEUROCIENCIA | ¿Cómo influye la música en el amor y en el sexo? - Duration: 6:38.

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ACF Reviews | Ace Combat 2: Creating the Formula for the Success of the Series - Duration: 10:49.

Hello aces, it's time for an ACF review and in this video we will be taking a look

at Ace Combat 2: the game has set the Ace Combat franchise to become the most successful

flight shooter in gaming history.

As a sequel to Air Combat, Ace Combat 2 was released exclusively for the PlayStation 1

in 1997 and featured several improvements when compared to the previous title.

And just like the last review let's start talking about the story.

The events of Ace Combat 2 start in the year of 1997 and they take place in the continent

of Usea, part of the fictional Ace Combat world called "Strangereal".

In that year several heads of state were away from their countries in a diplomatic meeting

and taking advantage of that a group of rebels took control of most of the continent in a coup d'etat.

Because they were losing on all fronts, the loyalist forces hired the mercenary Scarface

Squadron for help, the same squadron from the previous Air Combat game.

As Scarface 1, condename Phoenix, your job is to help the allied forces counter attack

the Usean rebel forces who ended up taking control of the Extra Powerful Cruise Missiles

and some advanced submarines of the Dragonet class.

This is the is main plot of the game and it follows the same style of Air Combat with

its arcady missions, however there were many improvements.

Ace Combat 2's missions and their objectives are much more interconnected in the story

and the game allows the player to even take different paths from a choice of missions

that are mutually exclusive.

Although there are different path combinations as you can see in this diagram the story only

has one ending, but the different options you get to choose from provide the player

with a wider variety of missions and scenarios and even give the player different enemies

to fight against.

Talking about enemies, Ace Combat 2 was the first Ace Combat game to introduce the "Enemy

Ace" concept.

Enemy aces are easily distinguishable because they are named enemy aircraft who feature

an enhanced AI and unique paint scheme.

They are harder to shoot down but they reward the player with large amounts of credits and

you even get a medal for each ace shot down together with their paint scheme.

Given that there are many paths that you can take in the game you will not be able to shoot

down all the aces in your first run, but the credits they provide come in very hardy when

you want to purchase aircraft as you progress in the campaign.

The campaign of Ace Combat 2 includes the mandatory anti-air, anti-ground and anti-ship

missions but also some other types of mission such as a high altitude chase, flying through

fjords, ravines, tunnels and other environments.

In the end of the game, the Scarface squadron is ordered to destroy the HQ of the rebel

forces however finishing this mission isn't the end of the game.

After the enemy HQ is destroyed the allied command orders Scarface 1 to go after and

destroy the enemy Dragonet class submarine who just managed to escape from the enemy

HQ, during Scarface's attack on the submarine the enemy launches the Extra Powerful Cruise

Missile towards a city and in the mission update the player is tasked to chase and destroy

the cruise missile before it hits the city.

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION!

WE HAVE DETECTED A HEAT EMMISSION

FROM THE ENEMY SUBMARINE.

THEY'VE LAUNCHED A LONG RANGE CRUISE MISSILE.

CHASE AFTER IT IMMEDIATELY, AND KNOW IT OUT OF THE SKY!

After successfully destroying the missile the allied HQ finds out that the rebels had

yet another headquarters codenamed Fortress Intolerance which is housing the remaining

enemy cruise missiles.

THIS IS AN UNEXPECTED MATTER.

AS SOON AS WE HAD CONFIRMED THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ENEMY'S HEADQUARTERS,

WE IDENTIFIED THE EXISTENCE OF A SECONDARY HEADQUARTERS FORTRESS.

THIS FORTRESS SEEMS TO BE THE ENEMY'S LAST DEFENSE.

ATTACK THE ENEMY'S HEADQUARTERS AND WIPE OUT THE COUP D'ETAT.

TARGET: THE ENEMY'S HEADQUARTERS FORTRESS.

THIS IS THE CHANCE WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR.

GO OUT THERE AND GIVE THEM HELL! WE'RE ALL PRAYING FOR YOUR SAFE RETURN!

In the last mission of the game Scarface 1 is tasked to enter the enemy fortress through

a narrow opening and destroy the enemy facility from the inside by detonating the stored cruise

missiles while escaping from a small opening and thus successfully restoring freedom to

the continent of Usea.

FROM OPERATION HEADQUARTERS TO EACH FIGHTER,

WE HAVE CONFIRMED THAT THE ENEMY FORTRESS IS DESTROYED.

Another major improvement in Ace Combat 2 is the number of aircraft in the game.

In my previous review I didn't mention the list of aircraft featured in Air Combat but

now you can see them on this list.

All of them with exception of the Sukhoi 27 were carried over to the new game.

In addition, Ace Combat 2 also featured the following playable aircraft: the A-4 Skyhawk,

the Mig-21, the Kfir C.7, the A-6E Intruder, the X-29A, the Draken, the Sukhoi 25, the

Sukhoi 35 and lastly the XFA-27, this last one is quite special because it is the first

playable original aircraft in the Ace Combat series.

Ace Combat 2 also features another original fighter called the ADF-01 Falken which is

the last enemy ace of the game and goes by the name ZOE, short for Zone Of Endless, which

in game are unmanned aircraft with a very good AI and feature a distinctive red paint scheme.

There are actually a total of five ZOE aircraft that appear in order in five different missions,

therefore to shoot all of them down you have to destroy them in the order they appear because

if you just let one escape the same aircraft will appear in a future mission.

Other than small fighters, Ace Combat 2 also had a massive list of unplayable aircraft

that served as targets to the player, going from the the Hind helicopter to the XB-70

Valkyrie bomber and even the fictional XB-10 heavy bomber.

Now talking about the graphics, Ace Combat 2 had some major improvements compared to Air Combat.

The terrain was vastly improved and while playing I didn't have any problem in judging

the altitude of my aircraft unlike the previous game.

Another major enhancement to visual presentation and even the gameplay was the new HUD.

It follows the same style when compared to the original game but now it's in a green

colour making it easier to read, it shows a percentage of your aircraft's damage and

most importantly - your HUD shows up in the 3rd person view.

This is something that bothered me a lot in Air Combat because you simply could not fly

well in the 3rd person camera but thankfully this was fixed in Ace Combat 2.

In regards to the controls and handling of the aircraft, they are basically the same

as the previous game but one cool thing was that the missions areas were divided into

low and high altitudes which had different stalling speeds and they were separated by

a cloud layer - and flying above the clouds was actually really cool - especially at night with the stars.

One other notable element of the game, as well was the Ace Combat series in general

is the soundtrack.

Ace Combat 2's soundtrack was comprised mostly of rock music but with some electronic

tunes to them.

The soundtrack composers include Tetsukazu Nakanishi, Hiroshi Okubo and Go Shiina who

later participated in future Ace Combat games and created classics such as Fire Youngman,

Lode Stone, El Dorado, Rising High and Night and Day in Ace Combat 2.

So now let's go to my final thoughts on this review on Ace Combat 2 and how it helped

to create the formula for success of the Ace Combat series.

First, besides having a fun gameplay and an excellent soundtrack playing in the background,

Ace Combat 2 refined the superweapon concept by featuring at least two of them in the game,

in Ace Combat 2's case the Dragonet class submarine and the Fortress Intolerance which

had tunnel flight at the very last mission of the game.

Two new concepts created in Ace Combat 2 also include the named ace and the original aircraft,

both playable or unplayable planes, things that were very present from Ace Combat 04

to Ace Combat 6.

Another important aspect of Ace Combat 2 was the communication between allied NPCs such

as bombers to the player during the game,

BOMBER UNIT TO SCARFACE!

WE'VE SUFFERED A MAJOR HIT!

GET US OUT OF HERE NOW!

however this only happened in a few instances

of the game and the dialogue was very generic, on the other hand this was the basis of the

in-mission dialogue between pilots and ground forces in future Ace Combat games which has

become a key characteristic of the whole franchise.

I should also mention that Ace Combat 2 had the landing mini-game after some of the missions

which allowed the player to land on air bases or aircraft carriers.

In future titles these mini games were later expanded into take offs and in-flight refuelings.

And just in case you are wondering, the wingman system from Air Combat was still present in Ace Combat 2.

Overall my opinion about Ace Combat 2 is that it was a great game in all aspects and was

a major improvement compared to Air Combat.

The story and the graphics became more elaborated in Ace Combat 3 but I do credit Ace Combat

2 as being the responsible for the success in the Ace Combat franchise and if you are

able to play do recommend playing Ace Combat 2 because besides all of its importance on

what I've said so far, it is a fun game.

Now I should also mention that there is an Ace Combat 2 remake for the Nintendo 3DS called

Ace Combat 3D Cross Rumble in Japan or Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy outside of Japan

- even though this remake doesn't have anything to do with Ace Combat Assault Horizon story-wise.

So this was my review on PlayStation 1's classic Ace Combat 2 who was responsible for

setting up the Ace Combat series for success and shaping the way as we know the series today.

Let me know your thoughts on Ace Combat 2 in the comments and also check this playlist

for more ACF reviews!

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Fishing with Joe Bucher! Season 30 Episode 06 - Duration: 21:23.

(slow groove guitar music)

- [Joe] Welcome to this week's show.

Inside this episode, we feature

three separate topics and conditions.

In segment one, VRP Evinrude Outboard's

regional sales director, Luke Sweet,

joins me on an early summer muskie outing.

After that, I'm crankbait and jerkbait fishing

a tightly-schooled group of bass

over a clump of milfoil weeds

on a cold, misty, overcast day.

Finally, Rich Belanger from St. Croix

joins me on a mid-August, still,

overcast afternoon, and some super-exciting

topwater muskie fishing.

It's all coming up, so

stick around for the action.

(rock music)

- [Spokesman] Fishing with Joe Bucher

is brought to you by Recon boats,

made by craftsmen, built for fishermen.

Evinrude, E-TEC, G2, the outboard

that changed everything.

St. Croix, best rods on earth.

Yeti, built for the wild.

Joe Bucher Outdoors, still number one

in big game fishing products,

and by your Wisconsin Chevy dealers.

(rock music)

- Hey folks, welcome to our muskie episode.

We've got Luke Sweet from Evinrude.

Great seeing you on the show.

Regional sales director for Evinrude, and

also regional sales director for Muskie Temple.

(both men laugh)

It's funny, Luke and I are out here

on our first muskie voyage together, and

you've been a hunter

and fisherman your whole life.

You're just talking about elk hunting

and all this other stuff.

You're a big-time outdoorsman, and you guys

make fantastic products, and we're out here

just having fun trying to catch a muskie,

and we're raising a few, right?

- We've raised probably a dozen fish

already today, so.

- It's been pretty good, but

we kind of tweaked the retrieval a little bit,

didn't we?

- Yeah, you talk about changing the tempo

a little bit, give it a little burst

of speed, let it back down.

Give it a little burst of speed.

I tried that the second time,

and we hooked up.

- Folks.

- And she came right up out of the water.

- Oh yeah, I'll tell you what,

that was some fantastic, and wait till you see

this, folks, the way this fish jumps,

but it just goes to show you, you've seen it

on my TV show many times, where I talk about

do not get too rhythmic, you know.

Whether you're working on a jerkbait,

whether you're working a topwater lure,

whether you're working the spinner,

do not get too rhythmic, 'cause if you get

too rhythmic, they follow.

But.

- Change it up a little bit.

- Change it up a little bit,

and look what happens.

(rock music)

You know, so that fish is coming on it,

it, that's what gets them to go.

- You guys are tuning me up, I'm practicing.

- Oh, you're doing it, man,

you're doing it.

- [Camera Man] He cast it a mile.

- Yeah, he's, I just

fish?

- Uh, no.

- Fish, fish!

We're in, we're yeah!

- Whoa.

- Hey!

- Game on, game on, game on.

The burst worked, Chris.

The burst worked.

- There we go.

- Nice job, too, huh?

What do you think, Chris?

Luke's got a good fish on here.

Oh, it's a battler, man.

Watch her, watch that troller motor, now.

Watch that troller motor.

Easy Luke, easy with 'er.

Oh, Luke.

- There we go. Coming up.

- This fish is hooked from here to tomorrow.

You ready?

You got 'er too low.

I can't see 'er, I can't see 'er.

Right here.

Yeah!

(both men laugh and scream)

- Alright.

- That's awesome, that's awesome.

You know what's funny about that?

You and I have come close three times

down this pass here.

- Changed the tempo.

- Changed the tempo.

We were just talking about the burst thing.

Folks, we were just talking about the burst

on the buck tail.

Bursting the bait, I mean,

what was that, two casts with the burst?

And boom.

- Yeah, yeah.

- "I think that, I think that was a weed."

No, that was a fish.

(both men laugh)

Hey, hey baby.

Alright.

You don't mind me pulling the fish out, do you?

- No, please.

- Alright, let's get ahold of this baby here.

Ladies and gentlemen.

Hey you know what's cool?

These people from Evinrude actually can fish.

How 'bout that, Luke?

What do ya think?

Oh, she's hooked great, Luke.

She's just hooked great.

You know what I'm gonna do?

Let me see here.

I think I'm gonna unhook her right in the net,

and there we go.

Thank you.

- She did it herself.

- She did it herself.

What do you think, ladies and gentlemen?

I think he's,

I think Luke,

Luke Sweet is a killer muskie guy.

And now you know, Luke, now you know,

that the burst works.

- First fish of the day.

- The burst works.

- Changing the tempo.

- You got 'er, buddy? You got 'er?

You sure? You got 'er?

- Yeah.

- There you go, folks.

Way to go, dude.

- Second cast, we changed it up a little bit,

switched the tempo bringing it back in,

a little burst, and bam.

- Love it!

We'll be right back.

- And she came up out of the water.

- She came, oh I tell ya

that was the jump of the year.

(Luke laughs)

Doing it, man you're doing it.

[Chris] He cast it a mile.

Yeah, he's, I just,

fish?

- Uh, no.

- Fish! Fish!

- Oh my...

We're in, we're yeah!

Hey!

(rock music)

- [Spokesman] The official music sponsor of all

Fishing with Joe Bucher episodes is Yeti.

(slow groove guitar music)

- I actually caught a fish?

I actually have a fish.

I got a nice fish on.

Oh, good-fightin' fish too.

I don't know what it is, but boy,

it's a good fighter.

Cold-water cranking, my friends,

cold water.

Oh, it's stayin' down, whatever it is here.

What is it?

Nice largemouth.

Water temperature barely cracking 50 degrees.

Black bottom bay largemouths.

Classic pattern.

Cold water, early spring.

Alrighty, let's see what we got here.

Using my Frabill cranking net here.

Crankbait net.

And fishing with crankbaits.

Put you back.

And what we're fishing with here, my friends,

lipless crankbait.

Spots like this you could try spinner baits,

jigs, swim jigs,

crankbaits, spinner baits.

What I've got here, I've written about this,

I've talked about this, I've filmed it.

The classic north bay pattern.

We're on the northern end of a lake.

When you find, certain lakes have this,

certain lakes don't.

When you find, if you're looking for a good,

cold front, early spring pattern

for bass, one of the best things,

this works for wallies and pike by the way,

and crappies, too, and blue gills,

get on the north end of the lake.

You're gonna have primarily northerly wind flows.

Get on the north side of the lake, and find a

dark bottom weedy bay that's got

some kind of a gravel or sand shoreline

makes it even better, because eventually

the bass'll probably slide in there to spawn,

as well as the crappies and the bass.

And what you're going to find is

this dark bottom absorbs more heat.

It's slightly warmer.

Holds all the bait fish.

Holds all of these bass in like, and pan fish

in a pre-spawn, they're like in a lockdown

holding pattern when the water's in

the high 40s, low 50s.

And then you just bomb cast these spots

with various lures until you find out

what they like, and then you're going to find

schools of fish just kind of scattered

on these spots.

When nothing else produces, these spots produce

early in the season.

(slow groove guitar music)

Oh,

Oh, no no no no no no no.

It's funny, once in a blue moon that works,

a little bow and arrow.

Oh, there we go.

Huh, got snagged up on that spot,

did a little bow and arrow flip with my rod

to try to get it unsnagged and caught a bass.

So when I'm fishing along here, see now

I caught that first fish on a crankbait.

Switched tackle here, and that's what

I was saying when I started, it's like,

you know, you might catch

these fish on crankbaits.

Let me get off of here just a little bit.

You might catch these fish on crankbaits.

You might just catch one or two

on a crankbait or spinner bait

and have to go after 'em with a jig, you know.

You just don't know.

In fact, I'm just gonna hook him right over

the side here, underwater.

Good lookin' fish, huh?

Now, now, now.

There you go.

(slow groove guitar music)

(slow groove guitar music)

Got a mixture of largemouth

and smallmouth in here.

What you're gonna find out too is

with most of these suspender jerkbaits

is you get most of your strikes on the pause.

One of the big ways to trigger these fish

when you're fishing with this bait, too, is

is just to mix it up.

Don't do anything rhythmic.

You get into too much rhythm, the fish

just have a tendency to follow

the bait, even bass.

You learn that in the muskie world.

(slow groove guitar music)

So, are the bass right here?

I just gotta throw the right bait on 'em?

Yep, yep, that's what it was.

I'm on 'em now.

Yeah.

Jerkbait fishing,

suspender jerkbait fishing.

Cold water bass.

Yeah.

You got it.

Not a floating minnow, like we grew up fishing.

It's suspender.

You can see it suspending in the water,

as I release the bass.

So what we're fishing with here

big casting gear.

I've got one of St. Croix's new

Bass X-Series rods.

Medium fast, six foot six,

I've got fluorocarbon,

I've got 15-pound test fluorocarbon line on here.

There's a whole bunch of different, good

suspending minnow baits out there.

I mean there's a bunch of them.

And I'm fishing with the bait casting gear.

I've got one of Daiwa's TATULA reels here,

the five point five to one, and

I like the little bit slower gear ratio

in the cold water fishing.

Cold water here.

Water's barely 50 degrees, and

tested, I tested this area out with a variety

of different lures, till I found the lure

they really want.

Now we're gonna see if I can catch some more.

(slow groove guitar music)

Yep, there's, I think there's another one, see.

Okay, now I caught a fish

on three different baits.

Three different baits, just testing

so the fish are here.

So I caught a fish on crankbait, a jig,

and a suspending jerkbait.

They all caught fish.

There ya go.

What do ya think of that, huh?

These black bottom bay bass

and sometimes in cold weather,

you just gotta check out,

test a bunch of different lures.

One fish will usually tip you off

that you're close.

Then you gotta try some other baits

to see, different categories of baits,

to see which one is the best for the day,

or the best for the time, that hour

or so that you're out there.

Sun's coming out, maybe the fish will pick up.

We'll be right back.

(rock music)

- [Spokesman] This featured segment

is brought to you by the Musky Shop.

- Hey folks, welcome to our muskie segment.

Rich Belanger, St. Croix.

- Good morning, Joe.

- Best net man in the business, one of my...

- Well, thank you.

- Well, you're just, you're just killer,

man, I'm telling you, it's unbelievable what

a great partner you are, and you know,

we're talking, you and I always are on

field test trips, trying to bring

great St. Croix products to all of our anglers,

and in the muskie world, we just tagged

a big fish on a Walkin' Raider.

- Mmm-hmm.

- Surface, a zigzag bait.

- But Rich, tell the folks quickly

what makes the best kind of bait for this,

for these glide baits, jerkbaits,

this is a surface glide bait,

so to speak, right?

- It is, yeah.

Very similar to your

your underwater Raider as well.

But to get the proper action on those baits,

typically you're gonna be working

straight down, right?

- [Joe] Right.

- [Rich] Move, move, move, move.

- [Joe] Yep.

- So, a longer rod's gonna hurt you.

You're just slapping the water.

So this particular model we kept at

seven foot six, alright,

but it's gotta have a ton of power,

ton of backbone.

So this is the extra heavy power,

with the fast action, right?.

So you're gonna get that top 18

is where you'll get your movement,

and then it's gonna shut right down.

But you need that top 18 to have

a little movement.

- [Joe] Yes.

- [Rich] To make those baits work.

- [Joe] Yes.

- [Rich] With that little twitch,

so you don't want to have to do it big.

- Yes, it's also nice

once you hook the fish.

- Yeah.

- Have a little bend in the rod.

- It's a quick set, and

you drive 'em quick.

- You know what's interesting.

What I love about this rod, too,

the elite in particular, folks,

is that the 76 jerk.

- Mmm-hmm.

- And the jerkbait stick is, extra heavy,

is a great rod to begin with, but boy

when you go to the elite series,

the way you guys have got,

this is like the ultimate jerkbait,

zigzag topwater bait ever made,

and I don't know that you could ever

improve upon it.

- Well that whole series.

- It is great.

- You know, we've shaved every gram of weight

out of there that we could.

The best components in the world

on those blanks, I mean it's,

it's like you said.

It'll be hard to improve it.

We'll try.

- Man.

- We're never gonna stop trying.

- It's a great stick, man.

So you wanna 76 extra heavy fast,

80-pound grade, piano wire leader,

make sure your hooks are real sharp.

Bay casting, high-speed bay casting reel.

This happens to be Diawa Lexa 400.

And, you can't beat this elite,

this elite 76 extra heavy fast

on these big fish, man.

Watch it in action.

(slow groove guitar music)

- Got one.

- [Rich] There it is.

- Come on up, Rich.

Let's get 'er quick.

(both men laugh)

- Way to go, birthday boy.

- Birthday boy on a Walker Texas Ranger.

I like that.

Oh, Walker Texas Ranger, eh?

- Time to get 'er out.

- That's the kind of day you catch a fish on

that kind of a bait.

- Time to get 'em out.

- I think we caught every fish

we've ever caught on a Walker on a trip with you,

it's always been on these midday...

- Midday, flat.

- Overcast, flat.

- No wind.

Let that be a lesson to ya, folks.

- Sweet, nice job.

- Took the wind out of me.

- Come on.

(both men laugh)

- [Rich] There it is.

- Come on up, Rich.

Let's get 'er quick.

(both men laugh)

- That's a pretty fish, too. - Oh, baby.

It is a beautiful fish, isn't it?

- Yeah.

- Big male.

We'll see you next week, folks.

(slow groove guitar music)

(blues guitar music)

- [Spokesman] Fishing with Joe Bucher

is brought to you by Recon boats,

made by craftsmen, built for fishermen.

Evinrude, E-TEC, G2, the outboard

that changed everything.

St. Croix, best rods on earth.

Yeti, built for the wild.

Joe Bucher Outdoors, still number one

in big game fishing products.

And by your Wisconsin Chevy dealers.

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Behind the Scenes of Race Ratings: The Candidate Interview - Duration: 4:49.

Oh, hello!

Welcome to the Inside Elections enclave of Roll Call's world headquarters.

I know it's hard to believe, but this is where the magic happens.

The dirty secret about political handicapping is that there isn't a magic formula to the ratings.

At times it can be more of an art than a science.

Don't get me wrong, there's a quantitative side where we digest polling and analyze past

election results.

But there's a human side to the reporting as well.

One of my favorite parts of my job is getting to meet with candidates.

It's an opportunity to learn more about them, from them.

It's better than just reading about them online.

It's cool to meet with candidates before they get elected and before they even get

to the national stage.

But I realize that meeting with reporters can be intimidating for candidates, particularly

when my former boss and friend Stu Rothenberg had a reputation for a loud bark.

He's really not that way in real life.

So I thought it might be helpful to demystify the candidate interview process for those

of you considering a run for office or who are just interested in what happens behind closed doors.

Here we are outside Roll Call's offices downtown, near the White House.

On your way in, on a warm day, you can glance at BLT and you might be able to catch a member

of the president's team having a nice lunch.

Be careful though, because if you overshoot the building, you'll end up at the New York Times.

Once you're in the lobby, you're gonna have to check in with security.

Then I'm gonna have to come down, it might take me a few minutes to get here, because

I'm usually on a very important phone call or I'm working on a breaking news story.

So I always know when a candidate is about to come in because Nathan breaks away from

reading whatever Seahawks blog occupies his time, and he goes to the closet.

It's a very Mr. Rogers thing.

Usually he dresses like an 8th grader but he has to go to the closet and get his jacket

so that he looks more professional.

Up on the second floor, we'll search far and wide for an open conference room.

Now, make sure you don't bring a large entourage because we won't have enough chairs and

we'll assume you can't take care of yourself.

But the best-case scenario is that we'll have the grand conference room, which is large

enough to seat a small village of people.

Now, by this time you should've read Six Things Losing Candidates Say, because if you

don't, you risk saying one of those things and we will burst out into laughter during

the interview.

These candidate interviews won't just be with me.

Also in on the meetings will be my Inside Elections colleague Leah Askarinam,

and Simone Pathe or Bridget Bowman from Roll Call, depending on which state your from.

Then we will give you

business cards.

There will also be a Roll Call photographer.

Thomas is great, but just ignore him.

Your job is to act natural while there is a camera in your face.

Now, if you can't pass this test, you probably aren't cut out for Congress.

The roadmap of the interview is pretty straight-forward.

I'll start with a funny joke.

Then we'll walk about your bio, past professional experience, other elected offices and other races.

So Nathan starts with the same joke every time.

He says, "Let's start with the tough questions.

What's your date of birth?"

And then he looks around to see if anyone is laughing and everyone just smiles.

Alright, now we start with the difficult questions — what's your date of birth?

It's not only a great joke but it's an important first question.

Three candidates in 17 years have refused to answer and two of them lost.

One of them won.

But I don't want to mention him by name.

From there, we'll talk about the current campaign including your top issues, your consulting

team, fundraising, and your path to victory.

You know what, in order to make this easier for you, why don't we go ahead and list

all the questions for you.

The truth is that if you think those questions are scary, you're probably not going to

survive a competitive campaign.

Now, at the end of the interview, I usually end with another hilarious joke and then we'll

be on our way.

As we walk to the elevators, I'll probably try to find a random connection to your district.

Maybe my college roommate's cousin used to live there.

Then you'll be on your own to go downstairs.

Just pay attention to who you're riding down with because it might be one of our colleagues.

Well, that's about it — the candidate interview.

I hope that helps a little bit.

And come by and see us.

We look forward to meeting with you just before you become programmed with all your talking points.

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The Abolishment of Racism - Shaykh Riyadh ul Haq - Duration: 5:31.

This is the verse that abolishes racism, that abolishes pride in one's lineage,

ancestry, colour, complexion, ethnicity, family background

It completely destroys it.

And the Prophet ﷺ enacted this amongst the Arabs of

Arabia who were some of the most tribal and bigoted people when it came to

ancestry and lineage prior to Islam.

So much so that the Sahaba, they treated one another as

true brothers regardless of their lineage and their ancestry.

And even non-Muslim historians who do not believe in the past - many non-Muslim historians

who have who have been serious academics and who have studied Islam,

who are familiar with Arabic. One of the main things which they have noted

is that one of the miraculous achievements of the Prophet ﷺ

So they may not believe in religion, in Revelation, in God. But looking at it looking at the

Prophet ﷺ and the society of Arabia from a purely historical, social perspective

One of the things they have marvelled at is how the Messenger ﷺ abolished centuries old traditions of

Arabia not just to do with religion but to do with family, to do with lineage,

to do with bonding and relations, to do with blood and ancestry and heritage

And he replaced the Brotherhood and fraternity of tribe with

the Brotherhood and fraternity of Islam.

And that was a remarkable transformation, it truly was

One of the arguments given for the preservation of the EU

especially in today's climate with the current debate, is that the EU has helped avoid wars in Europe

Otherwise prior to this spirit of cooperation and mutual recognition

And the European fraternity prior to this

Europe underwent centuries of warfare and very serious war

And even now in modern-day Europe this is still one of the arguments being proposed for the

preservation of the EU as a union.

That it has actually prevented violence and wars.

And the Arabs had a history of warfare

And why do I give the example of the EU? Despite everything national sentiments still run very strong

And can you imagine something which suddenly overturns all of these nationalist sentiments

and replaces them with something new in such

a manner that the previous rivalries, the previous history is all forgotten and

not just forgotten, but completely replaced. It's unimaginable

And yet the Prophets ﷺ achieved that in a stroke in Arabia

These Arabs who bought and sold slaves, who even after freeing them and

emancipating them, still regarded them as their unpaid employees

These Arabs who are

boastful of their lineage and their ancestry in every way

suddenly abolished all of that and lived with one another as brothers, truly

How did the Prophet ﷺ achieve that? With the verses of the Qur'an,

with his own noble example and with the sheer force of his personality

and the barakah, the blessing of Allah.

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Bad Case of Heavy Metal with Siki Spacek of Black Death - Duration: 5:58.

you find any limitations when you first came out or did you feel like everyone

accepted you in the Cleveland scene DESTRUCTOR accepted us DESTRUCTOR

first one that invited us to their home yeah to where they practice and everything and that's well

documented pictures of them smashing guitars first drinking shots of Jack

Daniels bottles of dead carcasses of fifths of bottles of Jack Daniels scattered

across the practice for DESTRUCTOR

I have those moments like this the doctors say that

happens he called it metal he said Siki, you got a bad case of heavy metal and I had to tell

a doctor as I looked into your eyes there you viewers and listeners I said doc that aint

bad that's a good thing so anyhows

you're killing me

so how did you meet Dennis Dread from Wyrd War Records?

I come into contact with Dennis Dread who I call Judge Dread that's where I

type it out and stuff you know yeah I met Dennis through Jamie from MIDNIGHT okay

Dennis was a fan of BLACK DEATH also and Jamie is a really big fan of BLACK DEATH

matter of fact we're gonna have to come and visit you someday Jamie I hear

you've got quite the audio archive don't ya now?

He's got a whole basement filled with stuff

if you telling me he's got a whole

basement full of BLACK DEATH then I'm finna call the cops

that's stalker shit Jamie's been simply a peach you know he's been beautiful cuz ah he's

helped us so far as getting a few gigs you know out of town yeah to get you

know and that's beautiful love him much okay and we have a project that we're

gonna be doing sometime in the future oh really uh yeah

come to my attention he wrote some songs specifically they'd like me to play

and sing on and then also I'm looking for new crew members for the USS BLACK DEATH

RESURRECTED yes I'm a Star Trek fan and shit and I you can call me a Trekkie

but also I can't show you all this but the receding hairline like

Jean-Luc Picard okay so anyways Dennis got in touch

with us and had us invite us out there to come and play in Portland Oregon July

4th for this on the East End I think it's burned down now but it was like

what the Agora is here in Cleveland yeah it's their local venue kind of right right

exactly and with a lot of history mm-hmm legendary accident blah blah

coming there I remember seeing the pictures on the wall we had just got

finished with building with all the songs for BLACK DEATH "Return Of The Iron Messiah"

record okay okay but it was just raw unmixed blah blah and I just wanted him

to hear to see what he thought of it oh and by the way we tore it up there in

Portland and it left beyond a shadow of doubt with me that I no longer had to question

whether or not if people knew this band knew BLACK DEATH wanted to hear BLACK

DEATH and blah blah because that was so far the largest crowd that we played for

how many people? do you know?

well they blocked off the street honey really yeah and it was then when

we came to get on stage I didn't think it was that many people but when we got

ready to get on stage to play wall to wall from the front of the stage back

Dennis Dread was a also a fan aficionado of BLACK DEATH wanted to see it resurrected

but also wanted to see if it was worth it where we were at to see if you guys wanted to keep it going

yeah yeah could even do it and then after listening to the demo of the

"Return of the Iron Messiah" album yeah he got hyped Dennis I can't say enough about

him and his lovely wife Mother Metals

I know yeah Tiffany I know you say medals with a D but god dammit this is heavy metal

medals with a D?

like them cute little critters on South Park but they was really deadly serial killers

we like to also say you come and you subscribe to this and you know what the

name of this channel is this is the Heavy Metal Relics show and you god damn

bloody well better tune it every god damn week and check it out

cuz you never know when I'll be back