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Celeste PL #18 | Zrobiony w bańkę [NAPISY PL] - Duration: 35:35.

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Make a color palette in Photoshop - Duration: 3:36.

Hello! I'm Cristina from Elan Creative Co and in this tutorial I want to show

you how to make color palette from photos. I'm going to use Photoshop for

this but you can also use this method in Illustrator. Open your favorite photo in

Photoshop. I really love this photo because it has soft colors that would

work well for logo design or website design. First, I want to remove the

default colors from the swatches panel. If you can't see the swatches panel, just

go to Window > Swatches to open it. Next, click on the button next to swatches to

open the menu and then go to Preset Manager. Select the first color, hold down

the Shift key and select the last color to select all of them. Then click on

Delete to empty the Swatches panel. Now click Done. All the colors were removed

from the Swatches panel. So now we can add colors to it. You can use the

Eyedropper tool to sample colors from the photo, but I want to show you a

little trick that will help you create a better color palette. So go to Filter >

Pixelate > Crystallize. This filter will merge pixels that have similar colors.

Let's move this a bit. If you increase the cell size you will have fewer colors.

I usually increase it to around 40 or 50. It also depends on your image. So when

you are happy with the number of colors you have, click OK. The filter is now

applied to your photo and you can begin sampling colors. Let's zoom in to see

them better. I'm going to take the Eyedropper tool to sample a very light

pink. Let's use this one. And then I'm going to go to the bottom of the

Swatches panel and create a new swatch. You can also add it to your library if

you want, then click OK. The color is now added to your Swatches panel. So I'm

going to sample a few other colors. I think I have enough colors. If you want

to use them for branding or website design, you should add about five to

seven colors, and if you want to use them for surface patterns, you should add more,

at least ten colors. If you want to save them, go back to the Swatches panel menu

and click on Save Swatches. Give your swatches a new name. I am going to call

them Peonies and click Save. You can save them in the default Photoshop swatches

folder or you can choose another folder on your computer. Just click Save. If you

want to load your color swatches, just go back to the menu, click Load Swatches and

search for your folder, then click on Load. Hope you've enjoyed this tutorial!

If you want to see more Photoshop and Illustrator tutorials, please like this

video and subscribe to my channel. Thanks for watching!

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Voodoo Dolls: Mystical Items - Duration: 2:26.

Welcome back strangers.

In May we taking a road trip to New Orleans to film a bunch of things for the channel.

One of the things we are going to be investigating is Louisiana Voodoo.

So, I thought it would be interesting to get a voodoo doll off Etsy to mess with and maybe

use in a video before we go to one of the voodoo capitals of the world.

However, one problem we have at The Strangest is acting on impulsive decisions to film and

go places before doing the research and writing a script.

Be sure to stay to the end of this video for the most obvious clue to what is inside the

stranger danger box that we are giving away at the end of this month to one of you lucky

strangers!

After the voodoo doll arrived I started researching about voodoo and it turns out that voodoo

dolls are not really used in Hattian Vodou or even Louisiana Voodoo.

They are actually based on magical practices that originated from Europe rather than Africa

or the Americas.

Practitioners of magic in Britain would make dolls of a witch out of rags and other materials

and pierce them with pins with the intention of bewitchment, harm, or blessings.

Voodoo dolls became linked with the magical practices used in Voodoo during the first

half the 20th century when Western pop culture began depicting them in Voodoo ceremony scenes

in early movies.

They have continued to be made popular in films as a tool of revenge, but that's not

how voodoo dolls are usually used in real life practices.

You can use voodoo dolls for love, healing, empowerment, guidance, fertility, as well

as the usual depiction of cursing and revenge depending on the color of the pin you use

on the doll.

The doll is meant to represent the spirit of a particular person, and in order to communicate

with that person's spirit using the doll you need a token of that person such as a

piece of clothing, hair, or something associated with that individual.

You can use the doll during prayers, spells, or during meditation routines that aid in

the goal you are trying to achieve.

Many times, candles, anointing oils, and herbs can be used in rituals to increase the power

of the doll.

The doll itself can be made from a picture of the individual, yarn, string, fabric, or

even bought from somewhere, but you must clear the previous energy from the doll before using

it.

Strangers, have you ever tried using a Voodoo Doll before?

Let us know your experiences with voodoo in the comments below.

Now time for a clue.

Be sure to leave us a like if you enjoyed this video.

Subscribe if you haven't already done so.

Be sure to smash that bell button so you can stay up to date with all our videos and as

always, Stay Strange!

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How to get Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 Download Full Version - Duration: 1:05.

Hello everyone, Dan from Apps Basic here today I'm going to show you how you can

get Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 full version for free and how to install it

What you need to do first is to go to this website you will also have a link to it

in the video description and once you get here and this is extremely important

is to make sure you watch this video in here you will find what steps you need

to take in order to download Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018 and also the steps

on how to install it.

That would be all for today guys, see you next time

Thanks for watching and good bye!

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Get a full life balancing your chakras | with Pierre Wappenhans - Duration: 26:45.

Hello everyone

Welcome one more day to my channel

"Beautiful inside and out"

with the series "Regine's sofa"

today I want to talk about the chakras

and for this I invited Pierre Wappenhans

who is an alchemist of chakras

Hello Pierre

It's a good way to get baptized

Thank you. Hi. Hello Regine

It's a pleasure to have you here on the couch

And to me too, to share this talk

Pierre, tell us what are chakras and what are chakras for?

Look, the chakras are something that seems very esoteric

but no!

it is something that is part of the human being

because the chakras are our energy centers

the word energy is a word, as already well known

and we know that everything in life is energy

and we are energy

and everything is

and everything we see and feel are different ways

through which the energy manifests

Our chakras are simply

some energy organs that we have

what they do is absorb the energy of our environment

and transform it into different manifestations of energy

what we could call different facets of the human being

As I have heard, there are 7 chakras

in a line

in the human being

these 7 chakras have a meaning, each chakra?

Yes

Look

the chakras are 7 energy centers that we have

each energy center takes the energy from the environment

and transforms it into 7 manifestations of the human being

then each chakra is specialized

in developing and emitting a manifestation of the human being

when I say manifestation

I mean both very physical subjects

as we can say for example physical strength

which is a manifestation of the human being

and thanks to this force we can develop our life

we need muscle strength

to walk, to make our homemade

and not get tired

that's what a chakra deals with

Then there are chakras

of which develop a more subtle energy

but it's also energy

although perhaps it is not as coded as energy

how emotions can be

Then there is a more subtle form of energy

what is the mental energy

which also has a significant effect on reality

You commented before the muscular force is a manifestation

Can we detail which chakra is for which task or which manifestation?

Well, then, if you like, Regine

I will briefly detail the function of each chakra

so you will understand better

yes

you think?

perfect

Ye always, when I talk about the chakras

I pose it as a journey of knowledge of the human being

and we will review in 7 stages

let's say the 7 basic aspects of the human being

that are given to us by each of these chakras

Starting with the first

the first chakra

say that the chakras have a location in the body

more or less we can locate them on an axis

that matches the spine

that starts at the coccyx and ends at the top of the head

the first is located, as I said, more or less at the height of the coccyx - perineum

this chakra, which is the first

It is the most basic chakra

in fact, it's called base chakra

it has a lot to do with all the physical energy

not only will it preserve our health

It is the reflection that makes us not sick

that we answer before the subjects that can attack our body

as it can be for example

pollution, viruses or anything

and we do not need to worry about our first chakra

It's like an autopilot

that already has a whole reflex response so that we can do well in life

This is the base chakra

when the base chakra is fine

when these energy functions are fine

we go calm for life

because we know that our basic needs are met

wow

and the second?

the second

how I posed the chakras as a trip

let's say the trip in life

obviously starts with the first chakra

to have our needs covered

At the time they are needs are covered

we can go up to the second chakra

which is another level of existence

in which we consider to enjoy life

the second chakra gives us everything we need

to enjoy our life

it is pleasure

it is pleasure

we can think what pleasure has to do with energy

Well, it has a lot to do with

because if we do not have energy

we do not enjoy things

when we are tired, when we are rigid

we are not attentive to things

If I can even talk about sexual energy

so that this energy that is an energy of pleasure is alive

we need energy

if we are tired

there will be no enjoyment in this sense either

you understand me?

then, it is also a form of energy

what is necessary

to live in fullness

because really the chakras, what they are

it is a path to full life

starting as I said for basic needs

first chakra

for pleasure

second chakra

and we have reached the third

the third, solar plexus

It is also part of another path of fullness of the human being

which is the realization on the physical plane

That means

It gives us the ability to realize our goals

Thus

we can call it "the success chakra"

to have success

there is an ingredient that is very important

what is self-esteem

Oh yeah

Then, the third chakra is success

and also the self-esteem

because there is no success if we do not believe in ourselves

this is true

exactly

and we went up to the room

the fourth, heart

which gives us?

the fourth is a longing

that all of you are going to understand very well

what is the longing for love

mm, how nice

This is really necessary for a full and happy life

I think we're all in agreement

there are people who manage to survive love

and hide the love

but it is not highly recommended

Love gives us a very important key

joy

the joy, the fullness

it makes us feel alive

So, the fourth chakra is the energy of love

the energy of love moves our life

it makes us go to places that we would not even suspect we could go

it's passion too, it's everything that has to do with loving

Yes

Love that always begins with ourselves

Yes, exactly

we are not talking about a love linked to attachments,

to emotional dependencies

do not

when we love ourselves

we can create mature and balanced love relationships

this is the key of the heart chakra

and the fifth?

the fifth is also a deep yearning for the human being

because the human being is a being that yearns to communicate

and express yourself

This chakra gives us the key to express ourselves in a harmonic way

first communicating well with ourselves

that our words are always a reflection of ourselves

and that we have an ability to communicate things

with the listeners that we have

so we tune in with them

that our words come well

and that we can express our truth

It is the sincerity chakra

It may seem a bit strange

that the expression is an energetic facet

But it is true

when we shut things

we block ourselves, we run out

when we have not said things

many times we are not at peace

he feels bad

we are wrong, we are in tension

at the moment we can express what is in me

there is a sense of relief, of rest

what is the sensation when the energy of the fifth chakra is put into circulation

we went up a little higher. The sixth chakra

The sixth chakra responds to a deeply human desire

which is the desire to understand, to understand and to see

not only come here to be healthy

first chakra

to enjoy

second

to succeed

third

to love

fourth

and express ourselves

but also to understand

we come to learn from the experiences of life

to learn from the experiences of life

the learning is not

although the books can give us indications

the real book is the book of being open

and awake in life in life itself

and learn from this book

the sixth chakra, beyond the books, gives us that opening of sight

to learn from things

And it's a really deep longing

it is also said that it is the third eye

The third eye

it is the eye that sees beyond our physical eyes

see a little the teaching that is in each thing

What we see

and the last chakra? there is one more

exactly

the seventh chakra can be defined as the end of the trip

of the evolution of the human being

and it is the chakra that opens us to what we can call

the feeling, the consciousness between units

to feel that we are part of a whole

that our existence goes beyond myself

when we open ourselves to this consciousness

our life changes

Is the connection to the universe?

The connection with the universe, yes, is a word

to the essence of the universe

to what transcends ourselves

many times when I cling to myself

to my littleness

that everything ends in me

my life becomes a struggle

for trying to show him that I am

but it's a struggle in vain

if I can not surrender to that fight

and open up to something greater

that something greater makes my life related to this

with more confidence in life

my way of life is not only an accomplishment exclusively mine

it is also in union with everything

that I can not be deeply happy

if I do not contribute for example my contribution to the happiness of the whole

it is this feeling

that at an energetic level

when the chakra is open

we receive an additional energy

we do not know where it comes from but it arrives

a well-known word is the word faith

yes

and there is a saying that says "faith moves mountains"

it's a little bit

the seventh chakra, when it is open

move mountains

Nothing is impossible

interesting

and now, if we have these centers

before you said once "when they are blocked"

How are these chakras blocked?

These chakras that mean wheels

chakras mean wheels

wheel means that the energy of the chakras is always in rotation

and in this rotation emanates its energy

those wheels are sometimes blocked

or its rotation is lightened

this means that there is a blockade

this block many times we have to look for it in all our history

not only personal

but also familiar

We start from the basis that

all our personal history is encoded in our DNA

everything that has happened to us is in our DNA

and there is a programming of how I act according to

what I have lived in all my personal and family past

It means that it's not just our childhood

but also stories from the past in the whole family

yes

what is interesting is that sometimes we are affected by issues

that we do not even really know

but that we inherit from the DNA of our family

to our DNA

it is there

although we do not know it

and causes us to perpetuate a blockade

that comes from my mother, my grandmother, my great grandfather, my grandfather

and that I do not even know

You can give a concrete example

so that people know what an experience is for example

where does this happen?

In my query

I have a question

women come sometimes

that have a pattern of attracting men who do not treat them well

that happen

issues of abuse, issues of some kind of abuse

And this is a pattern that can come from much more before?

Yes

Then, I explain

sometimes you see a destination that is repeating itself

what is curious

these women seem to attract these men

They do not treat them well

and they do not know why

and they do not know why

then, inquiring, we realize that

a grandmother, a great grandmother has also had that abuse

then there is a code of abuse

that has been inherited

can be explained in another way

is another way of explaining the same

we can explain it by saying that those women

they have a love relationship with that grandmother

but it's a love that makes the pain perpetuate

and the mistreatment of that grandmother

this is what is called a blind love

or it's called a loyalty to an abused

that comes from their ancestors

this is called loyalty relationships

or blind love

that makes us perpetuate a situation

and that we have as a radar to attract situations in our lives

that perpetuate the pain of the lived experience of the ancestors

how are we magnets

yes

I have given the example of abuse

but I could give an example for example in failure

Well, a grandfather failed

a grandfather was ruined

well, there's no way I can prosper in my life

it means that if I'm just not happy

I do not feel happy

then there may be a blockade there

there may be a block that has a component

that comes from my ancestors

and that, there are ways of working

which is seen with clear clarity

So, what happens is that

the chakras are blocked

and as much as we try to unlock them

until we go to that cause

and we do not line this link with the ancestors

the wheel of the chakra is as locked

how was it working on the ancestor

then, there is a contagion in the blockage of the ancestor

which is going to perpetuate

until we become aware of it

and we can start to clean this

and unlock it

Suppose we have it blocked

What do we need to do to unlock it?

You said go to the root

But already in concrete

What do you do to unlock it?

Look, I'll explain, but very briefly

a therapy that I do that is an individual therapy

I also work in a group

but let's start with individual

When we work individually

we know that the chakras are located in physical places

then through a series of passes

we can start to release the energy

manual steps

we can release the stagnant energy

and start moving this chakra

Even so

this manual work sometimes becomes insufficient

for precisely that blocking component of the ancestors

then we have to do a job with the ancestors

to release what we call energetic strings

a chakra that starts to roll

and this chakra has some strings

that they are locked

And these strings are a bond

that are still linked with this ancestor

What we do is a technique called

"cut of ties"

let's cut this tie

This may sound a little strange

but really, when we apply this technique

later when I'm back in the center

the energy has totally changed

and the chakra returns to spin harmonically

It's amazing how this works

yes

and since we are energy, we can work with energy

yes

obviously when there are deep blocks

You have to go deeper

you have to work with a certain constancy

the person who is also the same has to do personal work

so that old pattern does not follow

do not continue

once we have done the work with the ancestors

There is a new stage of healing work

in which we have to release

what we can call our dependencies

to the limiting patterns that we have lived

means our beliefs to which we have adapted

Yes, because, it's funny,

but the human being

is a being that is sometimes habits

and sometimes it is dependent even on very toxic things

then, even if we have healed the ancestral part

of a pattern of abuse

I have become addicted to abuse

until I can feel that I deserve to be treated with love

With respect

let go

Yes, exactly

but fixate

people who have a pattern of abuse

they have also become a little dependent on the victimhood that this entails

being a victim also has as a currency

I am seen as the "poor of me"

the "what's wrong with me"

there is also a certain fear to say

"Now I can be powerful in my life"

And this balance?

Yes, then we have to work too

to transform the mental pattern

of "poor me"

"I can not"

"I do not deserve the good"

this would be a next stage

in which we have already done the cleansing of the ancestors

and we have to decode that mental pattern

this would be like a third stage

to decode the chakra

You just said that this is an individual therapy

But you also give workshops as I have seen

Good

The workshops have already taken many

So, what we do is 1 workshop a weekend a month

in each workshop we are going to deepen a chakra

the journey of the chakras we always started

from the first and we finish in the seventh

and the journey really for a profound transformation of the human being

has to start from the most physical chakras

to finish with the most subtle

it can not be done any other way

Then every month we are going to deepen an energy

we have to do a thorough healing job

a deep unlocking

and there are incredible transformations of people

the truth what

because with the groups I always check it

it's a path really for people

who want to work hard

it's a weekend

then, when doing the workshop from month to month

there is a whole month to integrate the experience

and to do a lot of work and exercises

to empower let's say the opening

from each of the chakras

I call it "9 months of transformation

We do 7 chakras

then we also do a review

of the 7 together in the later stages

and it's a job I've been doing for 20 years

Come on, I'm passionate

every year I go repeating

he is very successful

the success for me is to see the changes in people

and above all people I see them after time

I like to maintain the link with them

and maybe they are not working with me

but I see that his life has changed

because they are focusing on something that is very much theirs

They start to make a life, create a life

that is very your life

and that they realize they have lived a life

that was not his

who wanted to respond to parents' expectations

of the society

or of internal patterns

decide to take the risk

in the good sense of the word the adventure

to make my own life

and maybe they have realized that until now it was not like that

that his work has been to respond to other expectations

that are not yours

that the people with whom they have elbowed

they do not have to do with your deep being

they are workshops that really produce a change of life

at all levels

to adjust my life

and create it in the image of who I really am

and they take the rein of their own life

exactly, yes

You are also a chakra harmonization trainer

both here in Spain and abroad, right?

You are right

Training is a slightly more recent stage

that I have started

let's say about 6, no, 7 years ago I started

You have been in this field for more than 30 years

Yes, it's been years

it's been quite a few years

It really is the passion of my life

and I have stayed really like seen

the chakras have powerfully called me

as a path of evolution

and I have not left there

what if I have been developing the work

that I started with that 9-month job

what I call chakra workshop

and for 7 years I started in 2 thousand

no, it does more

in 2009 I started the first training

that is already 9 years that I have started

The training I propose as a second stage

of personal work

after having done the chakra workshop

that I pose as a deep personal cleanliness

after the person is already

first know the tools

that have led us to that transformation

and then you can apply them

first to oneself

and then to others

for such a beautiful purpose

how to contribute

that humanity can also benefit

of a powerful healing work

It means, if therapists are interested

you can be contacted for a training

and acquire the knowledge to apply it in your query

Yes, exactly

the training I think of as learning

of the methods used to harmonize the chakras

a deepening also of personal work

but above all this

how to heal, clean, harmonize the chakras

to other people

and also read, make a diagnosis, know

is a job that will sharpen our intuition enormously

let's learn to read the other's energy

and have a lot of information about the other

You have a special method

and I can confirm

that you are amazing in getting the information out of the energy

you are also an open book

Come on, it's been a pleasure to read you, really

Yes Yes

and also your book is constantly changing

is revealing new things

It is exciting

It's amazing the information that you get

Thank you

I leave all Pierre's data

down in the information box

in case you want to contact

be for training

be for the workshop

that is, for an individual session

I recommend you

is incredible

and, already Pierre

our time is over

It has been a pleasure to have you here

we have had a very pleasant time

I always love talking about this

of this topic

That I'm passionate

and share it with you

and well, I hope it has been enriching for all

Yes

and well, guys

That's all for today

I hope you liked it

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until next time

a lot of happiness for everyone

Thank you

and do not forget

be very happy!

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Minsung & Paula vlogs - Ep. 5 (ENG SUB) - Duration: 10:45.

– hello

– yesterday I had an insta live with you guys

– and one of the things that came up

– was something like "share 25 things we don't know about you"

– I can't come up with 25 things, but I can share a few things

– my favorite book is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

– so on my birthday I got this amazing really old

– Pride and Prejudice book

– with like golden, what's it called, engraved first page (cover)

– and this is from year 1894

– yeah just super old

– another thing that you don't know

– I used to have horses when I was growing up

– and I had this pony

– here is me and my sister

– that's me and my pony, and that's my little sister

– another thing, I get the question a lot

– since I'm working with music

– like what I studied at university

– and I studied environmental science at university

– so I didn't study marketing, or PR, or any of the things I'm working with now

– I know that a lot of you who are watching are younger

– and kind of in the midst of choosing their future

– you know, whatever you decide to study

– that doesn't mean that's what you have to do for the rest of your life

– destiny, or chance, takes you to the path you are meant to follow

– somehow anyway I think

– so follow your instincts with everything

– but studying anything is good because it teaches you to be organised and focused

– and when you do well you feel good about yourself

– so it gives you a lot of confidence which is important later on in your working life

– regardless of the field

– it's still really cold outside in sweden

– and I'm gonna go to work

– We arrived here where we are doing a guest show

– here is my team

– today here is a high school dance battle

– we are doing a guest show... wow....

– oh, scary, scary

– let's do a cool performance

(teaching choreography)

– the rhythm is like bem bem bem

(filming choreo video for 1997 Studio)

– it's minus -7 degrees (c) outside

– but it's sunny and it's a nice day so it's ok

– now I'm here at the office so I'm gonna show you around a little bit

– this is my boss

– my co-workers

– I don't think they really want to be on the vlog so I'm not gonna zoom in on their faces

– Hannes wants to be in the vlog

– and here is our meeting room

– here is the kind of...

– Jonas, what do you do?

– I'm the business and legal affairs manager

– here is a fruit bowl

– this is my closest boss Lisa

– who's a lovely lady but busy right now

– so that's the tour of the office

– what do you think Hannes? Did I do a good tour?

– very good tour

– what's that?

– (something healthy)

– drink this

– no I won't

– it's water!

– what are you doing?

– I'm filming a video

(hints for mom to join)

– don't do that

– I just want to try it

(mom turns camera off)

(after "free dance work shop" event)

– thank you!

– what are you doing?

– I'm filming

(planning fan meeting) – hahaha

– so, what are we doing about that?

– ah, right! I have a question

– while eating with the selected fans

– do I have to prepare something else?

– is there anything he has to prepare for the fan meeting?

– no there isn't

– how many people will it be?

– maybe around five

– then I should prepare something special for those fans (but uses the word "friends")

– oh oh

– I'm on my way to my mom's house

– and we are gonna have dinner

– oh people are skiing up there

– I'm at my moms house, or apartment

– as you can see there is a nice little river outside

– but it's totally frozen right now, because it's freezing outside

– spring is not in Sweden yet, but soon will be

– hello

– I'm thinking about...

– when it's time to clean your garden, I have a little garden

– it looks like shit right now

– I have my little gate here

– look at this shit

– every other spring I have to paint that

– and I have my bicycle, it has a flat tire

– so I'm just out here planning

– I'm gonna make it super pretty this summer

– that's my plan

– It's friday, even though it kind of feels like sunday

– because I'm off work (easter)

– so I thought I would

– spend the morning decorating some eggs

– easter eggs

– I don't have any egg cups but of some reason I have a bunch of mini flower pots

– so I'm gonna decorate these little guys

– my hearts kind of failed a little bit

– they are not as good as I would have liked

– but it's ok, I'm gonna eat them anyway

– happy easter! Bye!

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FAMILY Vocabulary Lesson [English Subtiles] - Duration: 4:34.

Welcome to yet another video. So today we are going to be using vocabulary. So what are we going to do today?

For today's lesson I chose to do vocabulary related to family, so I'm going to try and explain different family members to you. So let's get going.

For today's video I'm going to start with an immediate family so that's your close family.

So I'm going to tell you who are male and who are female members of your family immediate family.

So when it comes to female members we have mother, daughter, sister and wife.

And when it comes to male members we have father, son, brother and a husband. So who's who? Okay, so let's see.

So, when you have children you are called a parent. Now if you as a parent have a child who is a boy he's going to be called a son.

Now, if you have a child who is a girl she is going to be called a daughter. Easy right?

Okay don't worry, it gets complicated later. Okay now let's be like this. We have gone over children.

Now what about you. If you are a male parent you are called a father. And if you are a female parent you are called a mother.

Okay. Now, when a couple gets married, they become husband and wife.

So, the male partner is a husband and a female partner is a wife. When two children are usually from same parents they are siblings and they are also brother and sister.

Now, that is your immediate family. Now what about an extended family, when it comes to a bunch of relatives that you have, so I'm going to start with grandparents first.

Grandparents are parents of your parents which means they are parents of your mum and dad.

Now, grandfather is the father of your mum or dad, and grandmother is the mother of your mum or your dad.

What about your aunts and uncles? Well your uncle is the brother of your mum or your dad.

And your aunt is the sister of your mum or your dad.

What about your nieces and nephews? Well a nephew is the son of your sister or your brother.

Niece is a daughter of your sister or your brother, for example, I have a nephew, he's two years old, he's adorable and of course he is the son of my sister.

And for today I will only mention one more, your cousins. Now we have a lot of them. Who are they?

Your cousins are sons and daughters of your uncle and your aunt. So that's it, now you approximately know who your family members are.

Don't worry there are more of them, but we are going to talk about them in some of our next videos. Thank you so much for watching. See you soon. Bye...

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Book Haul | February - March 2018 - Duration: 24:12.

I can't believe how many books there are here.

Ohhh my god.

Hello everyone!

I am Ashleigh, and today I'm going to be doing a collective book haul.

I wish I could come up with excuses for the amount of books I have in this video but...they

would be just that - excuses.I mean, I was sent a lot from publishers over February and

March because a lot of things are being published in the Spring so I have gained quite a lot.

And I don't feel too bad about it because I have been unhauling books at the same time.

There is an unhaul video coming up soon.

But I am currently in the process of donating over 40 books, so...it's kind of balancing

out somewhere.

But yeah, there's a lot of books, and...I'm going to talk about them.

This is going to take an awful long while so go and grab a cup of tea and a snack, and

let's just talk about books.

So I feel like I've got quite a good mix here.

The majo - well, I say a good mix, but the majority are young adult fantasy books because

that's just what I like reading and it's what publishers tend to send me.

But I do also have some nonfiction thrown in, and quite a lot of classics actually so,

I don't know, there's a good mix.

But like I said the majority of these books are young adult books, and quite a lot of

them were sent by publishers, and those are the ones I'm going to start with.

So if you don't like that for whatever reason then...this isn't your video.

Go and watch someone else's.

Anyway, like I said I am going to start with the ones that were sent to me by publishers...so

let's do that.

I don't know where I was going with that.

So these first two books were sent to be by Walker books, so thank you very much Walker

books!

This first one is Scythe by Neal Shusterman.

This one is set in a world where you can only die when a professional scythe comes up and

kills you.

The two main characters in this become apprentice scythes - that's really hard to say - and

in doing so they're kind of pitted against each other in a competition to see who will

become the professional scythe.

I don't know what I'm going to think of this book.

It seems really unique.

But I think the amount of hype it's gotten in America has made me kind of wary about

it, because I don't know if it's something that I'll enjoy, and I've just picked it up

because so many other people enjoying it.

But yeah, I'm a little bit skeptical, but we'll see how it goes.

The next one is a very deceptive cover, because this is an ARC and this is not the title.

But the title actually is White Rabbit, Red Wolf by Tom Pollock.

But this one follows a boy who is a very anxious person.

He basically has a fear of everything.

And he finds comfort in logical things because he is a maths prodigy - pr - pro - I can't

say that word.

A maths prodigy.

There we go.

However, one day things go really wrong, and his mother is stabbed, I think his sister

goes missing, and somehow state secrets and family secrets end up entwining, and he has

to deal with that...while having a fear of everything.

So, yeah.

I - This doesn't sound like something I would usually pick up, but it's really intriguing.

Like, I want to know why this story is a lie.

I will find out one day.

The next three were sent to me by Penguin, so thank you very much Penguin!

This first one was actually sent to me unsolicited, so I don't actually know that much about it

because I didn't request it or accept it to review, it was just randomly sent.

But it is Fragments of the Lost by Megan Miranda.

Yeah, it doesn't have the title on the front so.

But I believe this one about a girl whose boyfriend dies, and when she goes to pack

up all his things, she finds out there's this big secret he was keeping, and she doesn't

really know who he was after all that.

Like I said, I don't know much about it, and I don't know when I'll get round to reading

it, but I have an awful long summer ahead of me so...

Next up we have The Smoke Thieves by Sally Green.

I think this is the author of the Half Bad series, is it called?

I've not read that series but I know it's massively popular.

But I was really intrigued about this one because it gives me Six of Crows vibes.

Because it basically follows a sort of wayward band of characters which sound like they shouldn't

have any sort of association with each other at all.

And they sort of come together to steal a vial of demon smoke, I think it is.

So yeah, I'm kind of intrigued to see how that works.

And this also came with a letter from Sally Green saying that one of the characters she

wrote, she wrote in a particular way because she still finds that female characters who

are intelligent tend to have more villainous roles in stories, and so she wanted to write

a character in which that didn't happen.

So I want to see how she portrays that.

I think a lot of the books I read have intelligent characters who aren't villainous, so...I don't

know, I'm intrigued to see Sally Green's portrayal of that sort of personality.

I feel like I'm not talking properly.

I do this every single time.

Next up we have This Mortal Coil by Emily Suvada, which actually turned up this morning.

Just before filming this video I thought to myself "I'm going to wait for the postman

just to make sure that no books arrive after filming the book haul".

And it's a good job I did, because this one turned up.

See, that was just my amazing premonition right there.

But this one is about a girl whose father creates a vaccine for this deadly virus that

is infecting billions of people.

But her father dies, and the only person who can sort of decrypt this vaccine and make

it into what it needs to be is the main character.

I actually haven't read any sort of books that are based on genetics, or just that kind

of science.

So I'm very intrigued to see how I get along with this one.

The next few books were sent to me by Scholastic, so thank you very much Scholastic!

The first one being State of Sorrow by Melinda Salisbury.

I've read a couple of Melinda Salisbury's other books, which is why I accepted this

one to review because I really enjoyed those ones.

But this one, I've already read it, and I loved it so much.

This is set in a fantasy world where one region of it is kind of living permanently in grief,

because there was a tragedy 18 years ago, and the chancellor of this world sort of decreed

it where nobody could have any sort of happiness.

They just had to live in permanent grief.

They're not allowed any colour in their lives, they're not allowed to smile, or laugh.

And it's been in that state for 18 years.

The main character in this is called Sorrow, and she is the chancellor's daughter.

Now when she becomes 18 years old and the chancellor can no longer run, she decides

to run in the election to become the next chancellor.

We have a teenage girl running for an election, and I love it so much.

But yeah, this will be in my March wrap up, so you will hear more about this soon.

And the other two that were sent to me by Scholastic were the shiniest book mail that

I've ever received in my life, because they are Ink and Spark by Alice Broadway.

Look how shiny these are.

But this first book is set in a world where every action that you do is sort of marked

on your body like tattoos, and the main character wants to hide something, which obviously isn't

going to be very easy if it's on your body permanently.

So that's all I really know about the first book, but I've seen it has a lot of praise.

And especially now that this second book is coming out soon, I just really want to see

what it's all about.I did actually read the first couple of pages of this book, and I

really like what I saw of the writing style so I do think this is one I'll get to soon.

Especially because it's quite a short read as well compared to my usual ones, so it might

be good to pick up alongside uni work.

But yeah, very excited.

And the final book that I was sent by publishers within these two or three months was actually

by Bloomsbury, so thank you very much Bloomsbury!

But that was The Wren Hunt by Mary Watson.

I was sent this one because I took part in the bookstagram tour for it around its publication.

But I am so excited for this book because it just sounds so good.

In this book, every single winter the main character, Wren, is sort of chased through

the woods on this warped sort of childhood game.

I don't - I can't even imagine that game is because that sounds terrifying, being chased

through the woods every winter.

And to make it even more darker, the main character, Wren, is actually an augur.

And apparently if the people chasing her find this out, then that makes the game even more

deadly because they will want to kill her.

That is intense.

But I've seen Samantha Shannon - one of my favourite authors - absolutely rave about

this book constantly, and I'm just - it sounds really dark, it's part thriller, and I'm just

so excited to read this one.

It sounds right up my alley.

And I've never read anything where one of the characters is an augur before, apart from

like, the Percy Jackson series.

Yeah.

SO the next few books I actually got as gifts for my birthday.

It was my birthday at the end of February so I've not had these ones too long.

But the first two were given to me by my frends Amber and Jade, so thank you very much you

two.

The first one being Women and Power by Mary Beard.

This is a very small nonfiction book which is comprised of two essay by Mary Beard, both

on the topic of feminism.

They were originally speeches, of talks that she gave in lectures, but then they've now

been written down and published.

But these focus on how the power structure has been built on a masculine ideology, and

how this sort of structure has to be remade to incorporate women, rather than women trying

to break down the structure.

I don't think that's a very good explanation of what Mary Beard is trying to convey in

this book, but that's what I took from it anyway, because I have already read this,

so this will be in my March Wrap Up.

If you want to hear more of my thoughts, stay tuned for that one.

And the other book that they got me was The Fate of the Tearling by Erika Johansen.

This is the third book in the Queen of the Tearling series, and I do already have the

first and second book.

However, years ago I read the first book, and never continued the series because this

one wasn't out yet.

However this one has been out for an awful long while now, so I do want to reread the

first one and then finally continue the series and finish the trilogy, because I remember

loving the first one so much.

It's about a girl called Kelsea who is actually the heir to the kingdom that she lives in.

However for the first 18 years of her life, she has been sort of sent to live in this

small woodland house so that she is protected and hidden from everybody that might want

to hurt her.

So when she turns 18 I think it is, she actually returns and wants to reclaim her kingdom and

fix it, because it's in one heck of a state.

But it's definitely more of a political fantasy, which I absolutely adore.

They're my favourite sort of stories.

Just political fantasies.

I love it.

As you can probably tell, because a lot of these have been like, about elections, or

just like, featured princesses or some sort of heir to the throne/part of the monarchy

coming in and getting involved with things.

You can probably tell by now that that's the sort of fantasy story that I go for.

But I do hope that this summer I will finally finish this series, so...it was rather helpful

of them to get me the final book.

The next book I actually chose for myself, because my friend Sheryl got me a Waterstones

gift card, so thank you very much Sheryl!

And with that gift card, I picked up Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier.

If anyone's been around me in the past year or so, you'll know why I'm laughing.

I've mentioned this book so many times now.

But I finally own it, so I'm a step closer to reading it at least.

But this is a classic which follows a woman who marries a man, but before she married

him, he already had a wife who died.

So when she moved into the household, all she hears about is this phantom wife that

he used to have, and she finds it really hard to live, or sort of find her place within

this household, because everybody just seemed to adore this first wife.

That was probably a really crappy explanation of what this is about.

But I don't know, I just know that I will absolutely adore Daphne du Maurier's writing,

and I have actually read a really short story by her now, so that's only solidified my hope

that I'm going to love this book.

Apparently it's really dark, and I've seen a lot of people reading this lately and absolutely

adoring it, so I just want to finally get on that.

Soon.

It will happen soon.

And then the final book that I got for my birthday was given to me by my Dad's girlfriend,

and it's probably the most overdramatic but absolutely stunning book I have ever owned

in my life, because...it's Le Morte d'Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory.

But, like, just look at it.

LOOK AT IT.

It's got gold sprayed edges.

And it's got illustrations inside.

And it's just this huge bind up of the legend of King Arthur.

It is so stunning.

I can't believe i own this.

I don;t know when I'm going to get round to reading this, because it is over 700 pages,

and the writing is really quite small.

But there are illustrations in it, so maybe it won't take me as long as I think.

But I have been really intrigued about the legends surrounding King Arthur every since

I read Sir Gawain and the Green Knight last semester, so I'm so happy to have this book.

And like I said, it's just absolutely stunning.

Oh my god.

And now we're finally moving onto the books that I have bought myself over the past few

months.

The first sort of collection of books I'm going to talk about, I'm not going to go into

the individual synopsis' of them all, because there's seven of them, and they're all really

short.

But I will link all the books that I mention down in the description box anyway so that

if you want to find out more about it, you can head down there and have a look.

But the books that I'm talking about are the new Penguin Moderns, which are just really

tiny books by different authors.

I think they're all from the 20th century.

And these are all £1 each.

If you have me on social media, again, you've probably seen me go on about these a lot because

as you can see, I got seven of them.

And I don't know how many there are.

There's either 50 or 80.

I feel like 80 is closer.

But that might just be me confusing it with the Little Black Classics.

I don't know anymore.

Why do Penguin bring out so many different editions of classics.

But for these books I picked up Letter to my Mother by Georges Simenon?

Simenon?

I don't know how you pronounce that.

Four Russian Short Stories by Gazdanov and Others.

Daydream and Drunkenness of a Young Lady by Clarice Lispector.

The Vigilante by John Steinbeck.

The Breakthrough by Daphne du Maurier, which is the short story by Daphne du Maurier that

I've just mentioned reading.

Africa's Tarnished Name by Chinua Achebe.

And The Missing Girl by Shirley Jackson.

Of these seven books, I've already read three of them.

I've read the Four Russian Short Stories, The Vigilante, and The Breakthrough.

And I do have reviews for them on my blog so I will link that down below if you're interested.

But I do intend to get some more of these and - I just think they're such a good idea,

because you can try lots of different authors, and they're only £1 so it's not going to

be too devastating if you end up not liking that author's writing style.

And also I've found that alongside my uni work, these have been perfect to pick up because

I can just read something, finish it really quickly, and then it will not take me like

two weeks to finish a book.

It just takes me an hour or two.

So on my birthday, I actually visited the Bronte Parsonage in Haworth, and while I was

there I picked up a clothbound copy of Villette by Charlotte Bronte.

Because in one of my past videos, or probably quite a few of my past videos actually, I

mentioned that in the first semester of university I read an extract from Villette, and I actually

really enjoyed it so I decided to pick up the full book while I was there and of course,

I got the Bronte Parsonage museum stamp.

I actually don't know much about what this is about, certainly not enough for me to be

able to give you a proper synopsis so again, I will just link this one down below.

But from the extract that I read, I gathered that the main character was leaving, and she

travelled to London, and then to a city called Villette, which is what the book is titled

for so I imagine that quite a lot happens once she gets to Villette.

But I do really love Charlotte Bronte's writing style, and...yeah.

I just thought I'd get myself a nice edition.

And weirdly this matches my bedroom decor perfectly.

Next up we have a book that I actually preordered because I was so looking forward to this.

But that is Bygone Badass Broads: 52 Forgotten Women Who Changed the World by Mackenzi Lee.

This is exactly what it says it is.

It's a compilation of different short stories all about 52 different women with illustrations

for each of the women as well, and just what they did to help change the world.

And it's just absolutely stunning.

Again, I've already read this one so this will be in my March Wrap Up - will it?

Or did I read it in February?

When did I read this?

No, I think this will be in my March Wrap Up.

Wow, that was a major brain glitch there but, yeah, you'll be hearing more about this one

soon.

Next up, we have Howards End by E.M. Forster, and yet again, I don't know much about this

one, because the blurb literally says that it follows three different families.

That's...that is all it says.

It follows three different families, and apparently they're all drawn together by lies and death.

So...as morbid as that sounds, I'm very intrigued.

I actually picked this one up because 1.

I love E.M. Forster's A Room With A View, and this is one of his really well known ones,

it seems to be well loved.

But I actually saw Jasmine over at Jasmine's Reads rave about this one in a video, and

it just made me want it again, and I just thought it'd be really good to pick up over

summer, so I decided to pick it up.

I blame Jasmine entirely for this one.

My next one is another preorder, and I'm actually currently reading it right now.

But that is Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi.

I would be surprised if you've not heard of this book, because it has been HUGE.

But this is a young adult fantasy based on Nigerian culture, I believe.

I could be wrong.

But this has been getting so much hype.

There has literally been like, a huge billboard put up on American Boulevard I think it was,

just of this cover, which I'm not surprised, because look how gorgeous it is.

This has basically been the Black Panther of the young adult fantasy world.

If that makes any sense?I don't know what I'm trying to get at.

But anyway, I've not even told you what this is about.

This is about a world where there used to be different magic clans, but magic was actually

eradicated by the monarchy because they saw people who could do magic as a threat.

However the main character in this is working to bring magic back.

I'm only 100 pages into this so far but it does seem really good so far.

I don't have too much of an opinion yet, but by the time this video goes up I think I'll

have either finished this, or have read most of it so I'm sure if you want to hear more

of my thoughts then you can ask me down in the comments below and I shall come and tell

you.

But this has been receiving so much praise, and I'm just intrigued to see whether I will

be part of that, or whether the hype will kind of outshine it a bit for me.

We shall see.

But so far, it's good.

And the final two books I blame on Matthew over at MCS-Books, because he recently made

a video giving smaller booktubers a shoutout and pairing them up with book recommendations.

And I was in that video, which honestly made me tear up because I wasn't expecting it at

all.

I'll link that video down below.

But he is honestly one of my favourite booktubers and I really do think that all of you should

check him out.

But I'll leave that video down below and just his channel in general if you want to go and

find it.

But in that video, he recommended two books to me, and I went and bought them straight

away, because that is how easily influenced I am.

No but really, he actually did an amazing job at finding books that were really well

suited to the sort of things I read.

And I was actually shocked, because a lot of people just tend to recommend like, the

really hyped up young adult books to me and it doesn't always hit the mark.

So I was really impressed by how well thought out Matthew's recommendations were.

SO of course I went and bought them, and the first one is The Magicians by Lev Grossman.

Apparently this is a big thing.

I've never heard of it before, but apparently this is a massive - like a massively popular

book.

But this follows a man who has an interview at Princeton one day, but when he turns up

the interviewer is dead.

On discovering this, he finds a manuscript with his name on it, and this somehow leads

him into a sort of secret world which seems really idyllic to begin with, but then ends

up turning quite dark.

Matthew actually described this one as a mix of Harry Potter and the Chronicles of Narnia

but for an older audience, I think.

And that is just exactly how it sounds.

I'm so excited.

I love fantasy.

So I am on this.

Ad the other book that he recommended me was Literature and Evil by Georges Bataille.

This is a collection of essays which focus on different authors and their representation

of evil in literature, sort of trying to understand different interpretations of it so that we

can come to understand humanity as a whole.

Matthew definitely did a better job at explaining this book than I did so, again, the video

is linked down below if you want to go and check out his synopsis of this instead.

I always want to read more nonfiction, however finding a sort of path to continue down I

find very hard to figure out.

But Matthew figured it out for me, because he recommended this one, so this is the one

I will be continuing with.

And I think i might end up actually buddy reading this one with Matthew because he also

owns this one and he's not read it yet, so that will be a really intriguing experience

to see what we both think of it.

I saw that the first essay was focused on Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, which I'm

really intrigued about because I can definitely see how the topic of evil comes about with

that book.

So, I don't know.

i'm really intrigued to see what Bataille's interpretations of these different books are

regarding the topics of evil.

And again, I blame Matthew entirely for those two.

But that is the end of one hell of a book haul.

Again.

We did this in January.

I genuinely have enough books now, from this book haul and my last book haul, to last me

the entire year.

So don't be expecting another book haul from me anytime soon.

Because I'm not doing it.

I don't have the money to do it.

Also I just genuinely feel awful when I do book hauls this big because of many reason,

that's a topic for another day.

But yeah.

Anyway.

Apologies if this video hasn't been very engaging, because it has just been like a whistle stop

tour of all of these books.

But I did want to show them to you because I do think that a lot of you guy like the

sort of reading that I do, otherwise you wouldn't be here.

Can you tell I've been doing this for awhile now.

I've been talking for too long.

But anyway, if you've read any of these books or if any of them are particular favourites

of yours, then please do come and talk to me about them in the comments below.

Let me know which ones I should prioritise because there's a lot to choose from and I

don't know where the hell to start.

I think I mentioned it at the beginning, but I am doing a book unhaul at some point soon,

so keep an eye out for that one because, again, these ones are kind of replacing all the ones

that got rid of.

Or half of the ones I got rid of because I've gotten rid of a lot.

But yeah, keep an eye out for that one if you are interested to see what I'm getting

rid of and donating to charity.

But yes, other than that, I hope you're having a lovely day, and I shall see you next time

with a new video.

Bye!

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Польське півко.Уроки англійської від парижанина. Весела дорога до Парижу. #8 - Duration: 11:16.

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Bundesliga classic vs. BVB kicks off crucial period - Duration: 2:32.

Finally, the decisive, do-or-die period of the season begins.

The last national team break is over, now one highlight will chase the other.

In the next few weeks all the decisions in the championship, the DFB-Cup and the Champions League will take place

and this crucial period begins tomorrow evening with the Bundesliga's absolute top match, Bayern Munich against Borussia Dortmund.

Now we have to focus on Dortmund and on winning this game. It would be a mistake to already think

about the game in Sevilla.

Dortmund had difficulties in October and November

but now they're doing well.

They have more stability under the new coach.

It's difficult to beat Dortmund

but if we show 100% we can do it.

We have to show those 100% on Saturday.

In today's final training session Kingsley Coman, Juan Bernat and Arturo Vidal were still absent.

These players will not be able to feature against Dortmund tomorrow.

We have one player who returned with an injury and that is Arturo Vidal.

He is suffering from a severe bruise on his thigh.

Juan Bernat has had problems with his ankle in the past days

so he too will not be available.

With a win against Dortmund Bayern Munich would not only celebrate the perfect start

o the all-deciding month of April but could also prematurely secure the sixth championship in succession

if Schalke fail to beat Freiburg Saturday afternoon.

For Bayern manager Jupp Heynckes, however, it doesn't matter when Bayern become champs.

In my opinion we have to try to win against a 100% strong opponent tomorrow.

For us it makes no difference if we win the championship tomorrow or next week or the week after.

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Pro Ject Pre Box S2: MQA decoding Digital DAC/pre-amp - Duration: 9:55.

By popular demand this time a tiny DAC and pre-amp that is MQA enabled and only costs € 349.

That looks too good to be true.

But is it?

From the picture on the website I got the impression it is a 'half size' device,

as in the half of a 48 cm device.

But it's much smaller.

Nevertheless it's a very sturdy aluminium housing with a sheet metal internal chassis

and a black or silver anodised aluminium front.

It measures 103 by 103 by 36 millimetre.

On the front something that looks like a power led but probably is an infrared sensor since

it never lights up and is not mentioned in the manual, a 6.3 mm headphone jack that switches

off the line outs when a plug is inserted, two push buttons for input selection, a very

nice OLED display, a filter selector offering eight options and a menu button that works

together with the rotary encoder on the right.

In normal mode this encoder is used as volume knob.

Pressing it mutes the outputs.

On the rear a USB B socket to connect to a computer, a coaxial SPDIF input on RCA, an

optical input on TOSlink, A 5 voltDC socket in the shape of a microUSB socket and a pair

of RCA's for the stereo analogue output.

Let's start with the the four layered, gold plated PCB's that are designed to provide

extra shielding.

The XMOS 16 core processor not only handles the async USB input but also the MQA unfolding.

Pro-Ject claims to have filtered the USB input to the extreme and I suppose these coils take

part in that.

Behind that the power circuit for the digital part.

A vertical PCB provides shielding between the digital and the analogue part.

There is a separate power circuit for the clock oscillators, indeed there are two of

them, specified at 100 femtoseconds, one for 44.1 and one for 48 kHz based sampling frequencies.

The two ESS Sabre ESS9038 chips are situated very nicely close to the oscillators.

The analogue audio also has it's own power circuit using ULR conductive polymer/aluminium

solid capacitors.

The analogue audio part shows Wima polypropylene capacitors with in-between yet another low

noise voltage regulator and the ESS9602 output stage amplifier.

Overall the architecture and the components used suggests a higher price category.

Combine that with the well respected ESS Sabre DAC chip, femto clock crystals, triple power

supply and so on and you can only conclude that from a technical point of view the Pre

Box S2 Digital is a steal.

But does it sound good too?

Before I report on the listening experience, first some attention to the reconstruction

filters.

As said there are 8 filters to choose from.

I generally preferred the same that Pro-Ject advises to use, although some tracks sounded

better using another.

Now, I have been asked many times why I don't measure the equipment I review.

Well I do, but I just don't publish the measurements.

In this case all measurements were clearly better than can be expected at this price.

Noise is very low, linearity continues deep down and so on.

But when looking at the filters, something strange appeared, something I can't explain

- and I am sure there are people that can.

I usually look at filters using this signal: a single 10 kHz sine wave at 48 kHz sampling.

Due to the band limitations it will give some ripple before and after, as can be seen here.

Now, let's change the filter to the filter Pro-ject and myself prefer, the Optimal transient.

This doesn't look like anything I put in.

Now, the single sine wave is constructed in a DSP and could never occur in a digital stream

as such.

That might be the reason there is no correlation between what we see and what I heard.

And the filters I liked less, with the exception of of one, all looked better.

And since we're at it, let's show the other ones:

Fast Roll off (Linear phase)Slow Roll off (Linear phase)

Minimum Phase Fast Minimum Phase Slow

Linear Apodizing Hybrid Filter and

Brickwall Filter And for comparison all eight at the same time.

For those that wonder, yes I have checked two time the scope pictures all have the right

names.

Since I have no MQA encoded pulses, I couldn't check the MQA filtering Time for the practical

side of things.

Let start with the sampling rates.

Anything PCM up to 768 kHz, DSD up to DSD512 and all MQA is supported over the USB input.

The SPDIF and TOSlink inputs are 'limited' to 24 bit 192 kHz linear PCM.

So no mQA and no DSD.

When connected to the computer over USB, the computer will also power the Pre Box unless

you connect the supplied switching mode power supply.

Then the Pre Box automatically switches over.

I Couldn't resist trying a better power supply but considered an sBooster to be over

the top, so I used the iFi iPower and the Audiophonics 5 volts DC power supplies.

See my review of both, the link is in the show notes below this video in Youtube and

at the end of this video.

That brings me to the auditory evaluation: and I must stay I am impressed.

It sounded quite dynamic and had a rather clean mid range.

There was a slight harshness in the highs, something to expect in this price ranges (and

sometimes even higher) and also the lows offered tonality and resolution that is good for its

price.

The stereo image is somewhat wide and limited in depth.

Now these are absolute judgements, made on my setup 1.

In my setup 3 the quality of the Pre Box surpassed that of the other components and in my setup

2 it situated itself just under the Mojo.

And feature wise it outperformed the Mojo, of course since the Pre Box is aimed at stationary

use.

The Project Pre Box S2 Digital can be used as a DAC but also as a digital pre-amp.

Connect the computer to the USB input, the tv to the Toslink input and a set of active

speakers - or an amp with speakers - and you're set.

The simple infrared remote control lets you control everything: inputs, filters and volume.

At 349 Euros it is a steal.

Spend another 59 Euros on an iFi iPower power supply and the quality goes up even further.

Although it looks tiny it doesn't feel cheap, build quality both outside and in are more

than excellent.

Regular viewers know I'm not much of a headphone listener but the PreBox drives my AudioQuest

Nighthawks and Sony MDR-EX700's nicely.

I have said it before and I'll say it again: Developments in digital audio are rapid, I

have a 10 year old DAC that costed five times the price of the Pro-ject and comes nowhere

near sound wise and feature wise.

So if you have an old DAC or just want to be informed, subscribe to this channel or

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I am Hans Beekhuyzen, thank you for watching and see you in the next show or on theHBproject.com.

And whatever you do, enjoy the music.