*comments with questions "Why are you boy when you're girl" etc.*
Hi!
Ym... I'm recording this video becouse I have to explain something to you...
I guess you wonder why I change my nickname and why I call myself boy
Once I had a coming out on a Q&A and livestream but I delated it couse private reasons.
Exacly once on a livestream I told my viewers "I'm transexual and gay".
Yeah, That's true.
Over the years I wondered what's wrong with me
Often some called me "hoyden" and once I called myself "In a half boy" and once I found explain for that.
Often I tried be like women and once that "perfect daughter and girl" fell apart and I give up.
At beginning I was afraid of my friends, family and viewers reaction but luckly everyone accepted that.
Buut... except my family and parents. They will never call me son.
My studio, viewers and friends accepted it very well and thank you all for that.
I choice name "Eric" and I will have that name. I have a boyfriend and I'm happy with him.
(Acually he's like my character of my gay story "Different" - Domy. I created my own boyfriend?! DOMY IS THAT YOU?!)
I join to LGBT+ Poland and I meet very nice people. Very good discord channel.
I change my instagram, youtube channel but on facebook I cannot and there I'm Ronisa.
My discord channel for viewers call "Doniczki Errora (Error's Flowerpots)" etc. now
So, now everything is clear? No? So give me a comment under my video below and I will give you an anwser.
Ok! Thanks for watching this video. I have a hope that you know who I'm now :D
*I'm talking about something unimportant*
Bay!
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[ENG SUB] Behind the Scenes of Poster and Promo Video for Singer 2018_Hua Chenyu_华晨宇_歌手2018海报宣传片花絮 - Duration: 4:54.
*Behind the Scenes of Singer 2018* *Shooting for Posters and Promo Video*
*Behind the Scenes of Poster Shooting for Singer 2018* [BGM: <<SEEK>> by Hua Chenyu]
*That looks good*
*Super cool*
*It's 1 am already*
*Tired Tired Very Tired*
*Tired Tired Very Tired*
*Professionally dedicated*
*Can you flare your clothes out a bit?*
*Jumping in this outfit will look weird*
*Just hop a little*
*Doing his best*
*A young man like the sun*
*Got it in the first shot!*
Got it in one shot haha...
Too handsome
Really? *Happy*
I feel that at the stage
there are many good special effects
Like bombing
sprays of golden dust
The team was very professional and efficient
We had a good time shooting
*Cameraman: Lift your head. Feel it*
*Immediately in the zone*
*Has an aura surrounding him*
*Losing himself the moment*
*Cut! Alright*
*Foodie Hua is online* Could I do it like that year, when I was shooting for the new year gala
*Trying to recall*
When I was singing Aliens
That move was bit
*Professional Hua communicating with the director*
But I won't jump up
Okay as long as it is a big move
*Looks like he's really hungry*
In the beginning, is it a very cool walk down from a great hall?
Right, from a great hall
Like that from the heaven
Very confident
Start. Music
Go
*Running with small steps*
*Going through the replay*
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ណូយ វ៉ាន់ណេត បេះដូងតែមួយ ពិតជាពិរោះរណ្តំ | Noy Vanneth Best collection, Noy Vanneth Old Songs - Duration: 1:07:55.
Noy Vanneth Best collection, Noy Vanneth Old Songs
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Corporate Judge Hands Chevron Major Victory In Terrorism Lawsuit - Duration: 4:22.
Moving on, the Chevron corporation was recently handed a major victory in court when a judge
ruled that they weren't liable for helping to fund terrorist attacks in the Middle East.
This judge ... I looked at this.
It's phenomenal.
You can almost tell what a judge is going to do based on what their background is.
We looked at this judge.
There's no surprises here.
This is a judge that, oh, by the way, represented Saudi Arabia, represented Dubai.
And all of a sudden, that judge understands, he's not really being a judge here, he's being
a politician.
Another thing that didn't surprise me, he was appointed by Obama.
Obama had this tendency to appoint these corporate types that loved Wall Street, loved big corporations,
and hated consumers where it came to cases like this.
What's your take?
This is an absolutely disgusting story.
And you're right about the judge.
He came from a law firm.
They brag about specializing in Saudi law, Abu Dhabi financial ... All kinds of stuff
over there in the Middle East.
That's where this guy cut his teeth.
It's where he was working when Obama appointed him.
Right.
Now, in this specific case, with Chevron, we know, this is not questionable, they put
$20 million into a slush fund in the Middle East for Saddam Hussein in exchange for buying
78 million barrels of underpriced oil between 2000 and 2002.
Okay.
The slush fund, that money was used to fund terrorist attacks and suicide bombers throughout
the Middle East.
Even the judge says, "Okay, well, yeah, we know the slush fund was used for that, but-"
You can't prove it.
"Can you prove that the dollar that they spent on this bomb came from the dollars Chevron
put in?"
Okay.
Now, let me talk to you just a second.
This judge is either a total bonehead ... I don't think he's a bonehead.
I mean, he may be just an absolute bonehead, or this is a political move, that it's a holdover.
Now, if you remember, Obama hated JASTA.
JASTA was where American citizens were given the right to sue the Saudis, okay?
Obama comes out and he says, "That's a bad idea.
Now everybody's going to sue us," which was a total lie.
We're not being sued because of JASTA.
But this guy, this Judge Donato, yeah, his name is Donato.
You need to look him up, so you can see that this, it speaks for itself.
This guy's history speaks for itself.
Donato comes in and he basically puts in place the Obama policy, which is, we can't sue where
there's foreign nationals involved.
There's no question that this was a jury question.
This wasn't a judge question.
This should have been put in front of a jury.
The jury should be asked the question, "Did the claimants show enough information to show
that Chevron money that was used illegal for criminal activity ended up in the hands of
the terrorists, and that that ended up in terrorist activity?"
This is a judge deciding what a jury should decide.
My hope is ... He's in the Ninth Circuit, out in California.
They're going to look at it and they're going to say, "Yes, you really are either a bonehead,
or you are so political that we're nauseated by the politics."
What's your take?
Well, look, 328 people were involved in this lawsuit.
This was a massive suit against Chevron.
We know they paid the money to Saddam Hussein.
We know they got oil in exchange.
And we know the money went to fund terrorist activities.
So, yeah, the judge should not have said anything in this, and said, "All right, ladies and
gentlemen of the jury, you've heard everything.
You go make the decision, because that's how it works here in this country.
But instead, I'm going to carry the water, one, for the banking industry, because they're
involved in this too-
He also worked for the banking industry as a lawyer, yeah.
He did.
They're the ones who helped launder the money in the slush fund, so you can't tell if it
was Chevron's money.
Maybe it was a different bank's money, but it's all corporate money, and it's all funding
terrorism.
It's a double whammy.
This Donato, this Judge Donato, worked both for the banking industry, as you point out,
that also laundered money for the terrorists, and he's saying, "Oh, gee whiz, you can't
do this, because if you do, it could have ramifications on how the Saudis are taught,
or treated, as a foreign national."
His decision here is deplorable.
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August 30, 2018: NJTV News with Mary Alice Williams - Duration: 26:35.
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The Followers | Horror (with 5D Sound) Short Teaser | An Uzair Sipra Original film - Duration: 1:12.
they come out in the dark
and leave us alone
some among them,
never bother
but those who do,
they frighten the weak
break the silence with terror
and follow them until the soul depart their body
we are..
surrounded by the followers
| scream |
| music rising |
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What is the raytracing technology on the NVIDIA RTX graphics card? - Duration: 4:25.
Good morning. It is Ato.
NVIDIA's new graphics card The rtx series has been officially announced for over a week.
New Turing Architecture on Present day Due to various new technologies
Rather than that, It does not matter if it starts and ends with a story.
With the release of the previous Pascal architecture
I could feel a different atmosphere.
In this video I imagine that it will provide more than imagination
Nvidia rtx series Let's take a look at Ray Tracing, a key technology in
Learn about ray tracing technology Before, we should think about ambient occlusion first.
Now, what is this? I will explain.
Let's think about the light source effect.
The light effect is literally a light You can think of it as a screen effect.
All things are made of light, It is expressed.
The protruding part, the entering part, and Depending on where and how the light is reflected
Bright and dark are determined, and
The texture of the object and the transparency of the surface I hear it.
The games we usually enjoy today There is a need to
Technology.
Of these, ambient occlusion There is a processing technology called.
In fact, ambient occlusion And the degree of exposure to
If you look at the technology that handles shadows I think it will be easy.
Shadows of things in 3d graphics Is very important.
Depth of the object according to shadow processing Because it is quite different.
Usually available in game options ssao, hbao +, vxao, etc.
You can think of these various versions of ambient occlusion technology.
Then, this rtx series The raytracing technique
What does this have to do with these?
The ambient occlusion technique described above Was a technique that was applied using gpu's operations.
When you actually play games, etc. If you enable the above option, gpu
You can see that it takes a considerable load There is.
Turing Architecture on rtx Series Raytracing inside
Equipped with dedicated rt core to accelerate In real-time ray tracing.
The ambient It's a different level than occlusion technology.
You can now show the result.
Continually at NVIDIA Of the various game titles we have released
If you look at the raytracing demonstration video Sophisticated
Light reflections and shaded, resulting objects You can also see how the texture is surviving.
Now, as you can see, applying raytracing Depending on the presence or absence of
You can see quite a different graphic output.
If so, Could it really help to improve graphics performance?
It's part of what I anticipate carefully. Ambient occlusion in previous generations
Operation of gpu in related effect processing If the dependence on treatment was high
In this generation, the ambient occlusion With racing racing dedicated
The rt core is processed separately. To Cuda Core
The part that can alleviate the burden is the variable I think I can.
If you look at a demonstration of raytracing technology It is quite impressive.
Darker areas far darker than before are dark Looking at a bright spot in a bright spot
At first glance, I've heard a similar feeling of seeing graphics.
However, The effect is obviously the limits of the existing graphics
The result is a jump I'm sure.
However, This model, which had considerably less increase
With a technique called raytracing How much overall performance improvement
Whether or not it will lead is still unknown.
The racing of this Turing architecture As technology claims in NVIDIA
Expect to be successful with graphics revolution Try it.
This video is here.
If the video was good, Thank you for your subscription.
Various future information related to it And review.
Thank you for watching.
It was Ato until now.
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Non Non Biyori: Another Kind of Slice of Life | GR Anime Review - Duration: 12:35.
I don't think it would be necessarily wrong for me to say that, in anime, the slice of
life genre is one that I enjoy watching immensely.
It might not have the same sort of qualities to it that I enjoy from say action heavy sci-fi
anime, or the more fantastical magical girl anime, but I've consistently enjoyed the
vast majority of shows from this genre that I have seen... with very few exceptions.
These exceptions are usually ones which decide that simply copying other slice of life shows
wholesale is good enough for their own series, and are therefore entirely run-of-the-mill
and uninteresting.
The baseline requirement I have for slice of life shows is that they find their own
thing, that thing that makes them unique instead of just another show solely
about cute girls doing cute things.
So what is interesting about the show we are talking about today?
Well, while it could largely be just written off as a run-of-the-mill, "cute girls doing
cute things" show by someone at first glance, this particular series decides to be unique
by changing the usual setting from the norm.
Moving said setting from an urban-based populated city school, to a much more rural version
of the same setting.
One where our characters comprise almost the entire population of the school they attend.
A school surrounded by the beautiful Japanese countryside that is wonderfully rendered in
artwork almost too good for the series it was drawn for.
But thankfully, while the setting is what makes this series unique, it's the characters
and their quirky lives that make this series memorable.
Ladies, gentlemen and others, my name is Arkada and today on Glass Reflection we are taking
a look at the 2013 anime by Silver Link adapted from the works of mangaka Atto: Non Non Biyori.
Let's jam.
Welcome to Non Non Biyori and its setting in rural Japan.
The story, as much as a show like this one has, starts off with young Hotaru
moving here from her previous residence in the bustling Tokyo city centre.
Hotaru finds herself a little bit out of sorts with her new situation, moving from a larger
school with 20+ students per class and numerous grades to one single class room with only
5 students of varying grades.
Here, instead of having standardised classes taught by a variety of teachers, they have
just one teacher and her job is more of a supervisor as each student is in charge of
their own workbook studies since they are all in different stages of learning.
Originally, Hotaru is very much the audience surrogate, allowing the series to showcase
this new unique setting by showing all of its elements to a character unfamiliar with
them.
At least, that's how it starts.
As the show progresses however, the rest of the main cast is introduced and an audience
surrogate becomes unnecessary, as each character has their own unique quirks and situations
that happen to them that don't necessarily need to be explained in order to be enjoyed.
And thus each individual episode of Non Non
Biyori splits off to tell usually two stories per episode about these characters and the
interesting situations in which they find themselves.
Of these characters, you have the bubbly Natsumi, possibly one of the least unique personalities
mirroring the over-the-top and energetic genki girls of shows past who have an indifferent
attitude towards schoolwork and their studies.
Most of the more out-there ideas and episode plots tend to come from Natsumi's easily
bored brain.
But despite her similarity to other genki characters like Azumanga's Tomo, she has
her own country flair that still makes her time on screen a treat, especially when she
interacts with her friends and family.
These friends like to break the mould on what kids their age normally discuss and do, like
Natsumi's sister Komari, who is regularly shown to be oblivious to most topics outside
her normal purview.
Komari wants to be grown up and has a bit of a complex about it actually, considering
both her small stature and the fact that her younger sister is quite a bit taller than
her.
But in trying to show off how grown up she has become, she instead consistently shows
off just how childish she still is.
This is never displayed as a negative to her character though; it's not shown in a way
that says she has some growing up to do.
More so, it's presented in a way that makes you try to realise that sometimes having childlike
qualities is still beneficial and everyone can be mature in their own ways.
Heading back to Hotaru, she is the character I seemed to least connect with, which is odd
considering her original status as the audience surrogate at the start of the show.
A lot of Hotaru's character quirks revolve around her childlike infatuation with her
sempai, taking even something as simple as receiving a small candy from her as a major
event in her life.
While this infatuation is charming at the start and does continually have its moments,
it loses its luster quickly.
Lastly, there is the youngest character of the group, Renge.
Chances are, if you have seen any gif's or screenshots from this series, it is a moment
that Renge was involved in.
She quickly takes over the position from Hotaru as the closest thing this series has to a
main character.
Renge could also be considered another major unique factor to the show.
This first-grader with a resting grumpy-cat face is the little sparkle of joy in each
episode of the show, presenting us with her fresh look on both life and the world around
her.
Renge is a character who perfectly fits the mould for exactly what the series is trying
to show.
She's someone who can wake up every day and have a new and (to her) exciting adventure
that we get to witness alongside her.
We get to see her joy, her wonder, and sometimes her very unconventional thought process to
most situations.
The episodes revolving around not just Renge by herself but also, relationships
that Renge has with people like the owner of the local candy store
are some of the best in the show's first season.
She's just so friggen cute.
Now, I've talked a bit about the importance of the setting up to this point, but I really
do want to stress how in this particular case the setting is what makes a lot of this show work.
It is the building blocks, the foundation of the show without which it's just not the same.
As unique as these characters are, if you were to take them and plop them into a more
populated school setting, most of the more uncommon situations would never be able to occur.
You can't see what a school culture fest would be like for example in a school with
only 5 students when the school has WAY more students than that.
The individuality of all the characters might get muted or offset by them having to grow
up and learn in a much more socially oriented school community.
Not only that, but one of the best aspects of the show (being the artwork) would be vastly
different as soon as you leave the countryside.
This is because the backgrounds are the stand out feature of the art department.
The show itself is focusing heavily on the more relaxed and carefree nature of the countryside,
even having a pun built into the show's name, and the background and scenery work
shown really does work to capture that feeling of the serene countryside.
While the character art overlaid on top of that for some cuts does make the frame look
a little jarring from time to time (as the characters are nowhere near as detailed as
the backgrounds), the quality of said backgrounds makes up for that significantly.
I'd even say, as scandalous as it may be, that some of these backgrounds rival those
from Ghibli in quality.
All of the beautiful imagery of the show is accompanied by the show's equally relaxing
and carefree musical score.
It's a score that knows how to set the tone, both for the fantastic backgrounds, and even
the more carefree discussions between the cast.
Not only that, but the show also knows exactly when it's not needed, as sometimes the best
way to enjoy the scenery is to just enjoy it with the natural soundtrack of nature's beauty.
Non Non Biyori has become one of my favourite
shows of its genre for just how it makes me feel, but at the same time I don't say that
in a way that implies the show will be constantly playing with your emotions even in a good way.
The goal of the series seems to be to showcase a very relaxed and calming view of life and
that view makes for an enjoyable experience to watch at the end of a stressful day, or
perhaps any day really if you're feeling up to it.
But in the end, this is still a "cute girls doing cute things" kind of show, even going
so far as to add a brother character to the two sisters, who is almost always there but
never has any dialogue in the entire show.
But this is fine because it's not like they needed him to talk and it's honestly far
more amusing having him be a mute.
This said, if you've already been turned off of these kinds of
shows in the past, I'm not entirely convinced that that Non Non Biyori will be able to change
your mind on the genre, but… if there was ever a show to do it, this might be it.
With all of that said, I would like to present
the very calming and very relaxing series of Non Non Biyori with the recommendation
to Buy it.
It's a series that doesn't overstay its welcome even after two series and a movie
that just aired in Japan, which I unfortunately don't have the ability to watch…sadness.
But the series is available for streaming over on Crunchyroll and Hi-Dive, if you have
access to those websites, and is available for physical purchase from its North American
licenser Sentai Filmworks.
Also hey!
If you are interested in reading the manga for Non Non Biyori our friends over at Bookwalker
have a 30% off sale for the digital versions in celebration of the film that just released
in japan!
The offer is available until September 6th and I'll put down a link in the description
along with our usual bookwalker code for new users.
A very special thank you to my patrons, who not only support my work in general, but allow
me to do videos where I can more easily talk about the shows I'm passionate about instead
of only sticking with the bigger blockbusters every video.
I do love and appreciate you all.
Specifically though, as I like to do, I want to give particular shout-outs to patrons Rune
Jachobson, Joshua Garcia, Calhoonboy, Siri Yamiko, Victor Ekmark, Ryefan Boneapart, and
Branden Caine for being especially awesome.
You guys are great!
And until next time – ladies, gentlemen, and others – watch more anime…and stay
frosty.
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The Most Frustrating TV Finales Ever Made - Duration: 5:06.
There's nothing like a great TV finale: one conclusive episode which gives a show's characters
and stories - not to mention the viewers who've faithfully followed along - a truly satisfying
send-off.
Unfortunately, however, there are plenty of finales - often to really great shows - that
just can't stick the landing.
From controversial conclusions to all-out storytelling disasters, these episodes rank
among the most frustrating TV finales ever made.
The Sopranos
A prestige HBO hit which heralded the dawn of television's golden age, The Sopranos
brought the medium to new heights, blurring the long-standing lines between the small
screen and the large.
After six seasons - and countless twists and turns - only one question remained to round
off the show: what would be the fate of Tony Soprano?
The finale's final scene is one of TV's most notorious: Tony, whilst out at dinner,
notices a man walk into the restaurant.
Is he just a fellow diner, or a hitman out for blood?
Are any of the other patrons of the restaurant out to get him?
The tension builds as his family arrives and sits at the table one-by-one, but, just as
the scene appears to be moving towards a climax, the screen abruptly cuts to black.
Tony's fate is left unresolved.
The Sopranos' ending is jarring to say the least, and, while many appreciate its subversive
brilliance, it's hard to not empathize with anybody who doesn't.
Dexter
Showtime's flagship crime drama had already fallen pretty far off the rails by the time
it came to an end.
At this point, the show had wandered into a bizarre final storyline and managed to botch
the only good thread the show had left to follow - Dexter's terrible secret being discovered.
Instead of any kind of definitive ending for the character, Dexter fakes his own death
and escapes to Oregon, where he begins working as a truck driver.
It was a bizarre, bitter, and inconclusive letdown for the few remaining fans of a once-great
show.
Seinfeld
A precursor to some of today's most popular comedies about gangs of horrible people, Seinfeld
built its brand on an uncomfortable kind of humor led by characters far more loathsome
than your typical protagonists.
In the process, it became one of television's most iconic and subversive shows.
The series finale, however, is notorious for all the wrong reasons.
Seinfeld's final episode found Elaine, Jerry, George, and Kramer on trial for laughing at
a man who was being held at gunpoint.
During the trial, every person they've wronged over the course of the series testifies against
them, putting into perspective just how odious each character is.
By the end of the episode, they're all in jail.
A popular series ending with a glorified clip show was a highly unusual move, and the finale
was deeply divisive amongst fans.
Even Seinfeld himself admitted,
"I sometimes think we really shouldn't have even done it."
"Very good, very good.
You know something?
No soup for you!
Come back, one year!
Next!"
How I Met Your Mother
Kind of spells it all out in the title, doesn't it?
No matter how long the show ran, how many detours it took or how many characters it
followed, it was always going to be the tale of how Ted, the protagonist, met the mother
of his children.
As long as it answered that question in a gripping and believable fashion, viewers were
going to be left happy.
Spoiler alert, though: they weren't.
Rather than take the satisfying route, the show's writers decided to tack on a last-minute
stinger, explaining that the mother passed away shortly before Ted started telling the
story to his kids, who insist that, the whole time, he's actually been in love with his
friend Robin.
"No, this is a story of how you're totally in love with Aunt Robin."
This was a romantic pairing the show had attempted earlier, before Robin moved on and married
Neil Patrick Harris' character Barney.
To make matters worse, the show's creators actually filmed a happier ending, minus the
whole death thing, and for some reason decided to go with this one instead.
It could have been so good.
True Blood
When the entire premise of your show revolves around a single, major choice a character
has to make, you'd better make sure you wrap things up in a satisfying manner.
To say True Blood failed to do this is an understatement.
Anna Paquin's Sookie Stackhouse - the small-town waitress who finds herself wrapped up in the
world of the supernatural - spends the whole series trying to decide where her heart truly
lies.
Is it with Bill, the vampiric southern gentleman?
Or with Eric, the icy Nordic vampire lord?
Or maybe she'll end up with Alcide, the jacked werewolf construction worker.
Sookie, as it turned out, ended up with none of the above.
Alcide and Bill are both dead by the time the show has come to an end, while Eric has
just moved on.
Instead, she ends up with... some human dude.
Viewers, predictably, weren't happy.
Can you blame them?
Penny Dreadful
Penny Dreadful's finale was, in many ways, actually pretty great.
It wrapped up every character arc and convincingly resolved most of the show's plotlines - and
with such a large ensemble cast, it was no easy task.
So why was this episode so frustrating?
Because nobody knew it was a finale.
Some controversy exists as to just why Penny Dreadful ended when it did, but the important
thing to know here is that the show's third season was never marketed as its last.
It was only after the final shot had faded out and the words "The End" appeared on
the screen that viewers realized they'd just seen their last episode, ever.
For the show's many die-hard fans and followers, it was a painful and sudden demise - which,
considering the show in question, does seem like a pretty apt way to end things.
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Top 5 Missing Stages We Want Back in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate! - Duration: 4:58.
Everyone is back in Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate!
But not all of the stages, with 15 still missing from the 103 we know about so far--which to
be fair, is an incredible amount.
But that doesn't mean there still aren't a few more from past games that we'd like
to see, and with 6 slots left on the stage selection screen, we decided to put our heads
together and create a list of the Top 5 Stages that should return in Smash Ultimate.
Let's see if you agree with our picks!
Orbital Gate Assault is a roller coaster of a stage with constantly changing setpieces.
It lulls you into the idea that this will be a typical Star Fox stage with you fighting
atop the Great Fox, but then throws everything into chaos.
Players have to jump between Arwings and Aperoid missiles going in all directions at different
times with explosions and missed recoverys often spelling doom.
It might not be the most consistent stage, but it captures the craziness that is a Star
Fox space battle.
Not only that, the visual upgrade the Switch provides could make this look stunning.
Mute City is simply a classic Melee stage.
While Big Blue conveyed the sense of being in the middle of an F-Zero race, Mute City
showed off the racetrack itself.
It's one of the first traveling stages in the series with each section of the track
offering a different layout to fight on.
The added hazard of the racers kept each player on their toes and could always lead to some
amazing saves or misses.
While Port Town Aerodive has the same idea, Mute City is the more recognizable track.
And besides, we did point out how it's mighty odd that the 3DS Mute City stage is labeled
Mute City SNES.
Why label it that unless another Mute City stage is possibly in the game as well?
Pac-Man deserves better than just Pac-Land as his only stage!
And that's why Pac-Maze from Super Smash Bros. for 3DS really should be in Ultimate.
It has a unique look and flavor to it with the collection of Pac-Dots and Fruit adding
to a player's score, eventually granting a Power Pellet that increases their strength.
Now there was an element to it that made each players' screen unique.
When grabbing that Power Pellet, the ghosts would turn blue, but only for that player.
While some believe this would disqualify the stage from returning, there are ways around
it.
Perhaps the ghosts will have that player's color as an outline, or it will be relegated
to a special option.
After all, the Switch is a portable device where everybody could have their own screen.
But at the end of day, this stage is much more faithful to Pac-Man's origin and deserves
to be in Ultimate.
All but two of the Smash 64 stages have returned and, really, it may stay that way as they're
both incredibly similar to stages from Melee that have already been confirmed for Ultimate.
Despite that, we still want to see Sector Z come back.
For one, it's a much larger stage than Corneria with plenty of room to battle it out.
Players can pair off with and still not get in each other's way.
But again, the problem is repetition.
Even the hazards in Sector Z are the same as Corneria and this would make for the 3rd
Great Fox based stage, or 4th if Orbital Gate Assault does return to.
But there's a sense of nostalgia there that we just couldn't deny.
Let's be real: Mario Kart's representation in Super Smash Bros. has always been a bit
spotty.
The Mario Circuit stage from Brawl, now renamed Figure-8 Circuit, wasn't the most imaginative,
and while Mario Circuit from Mario Kart 8 was a definite step up thanks to the anti-gravity
gimmick, visually it was the same basic course we've seen time and again.
But Mario Kart did have a standout stage in the form of Rainbow Road from Super Smash
Bros. for 3DS.
Rainbow Road is one of the most iconic courses in any Mario Kart so it feels only natural
to have it represented in Smash.
It's a travelling stage in the same vein as Mute City with it stopping at many of the
landmarks from Mario Kart 7's version of Rainbow Road.
And we just want to see it upgraded in the same way as the other 3DS stages as it has
the potential to look absolutely gorgeous.
Whether we get more returning stages or entirely new ones, there's no doubt that we're
spoiled for options in Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate.
Seeing many of the other returning stages just makes us want to see what they could
do with the remaining ones.
But what about you?
What stages of the remaining 15 do you want to see return most?
Let us know in the comments and be sure to subscribe to GameXplain for more on Smash
and other things gaming.
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Special feature! Shaolin friends and Kongsuni band play | Xiaoling toys - Duration: 8:42.
Special feature! Shaolin friends and Kongsuni band play | Xiaoling toys
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WIT: Japan's Scariest Tech That Could Kills Us - Duration: 5:00.
Let's say you're interested in
technology and as real-life use cases.
What would be the best place for you to visit?
Tokyo, of course! We'll take a short
tour starting here in Odaiba, very close
to the National Museum of Emerging
Science and Innovation. This giant robot
replaced its predecessor in 2017.
It's nineteen point seven meters tall
which equals sixty-four point six feet.
It is a replica of the RX-0 Unicorn
Gundam from the most recent set within
the universal century timeline, modeled
on a one-to-one scale. The previous
Gundam robot was inspired by the
beloved 1979 Japanese anime series the
new Unicorn Gundam robot shows how
the animation has progressed as it is
designed in much more detail. The model
switches between destroy mode with
flashing lights a unicorn ode with a
horn and the night mode with music and
projection experience the National
Museum of emerging science and
innovation was founded in the year 2001
the museum is most famous for this globe
called geo cosmos which shows the
current image of the earth the planet
changes every minute this display is
live is a resolution of more than 10
million pixels geo customers presents
real data from weather satellites such
as air flow ocean acidification and even
changes in temperature visitors can also
book time slots to see seasons of Earth
human activities economics and other
data translated on this globe this
Robert Pera
was created for use in hospitals where
people need something to cheer them up
the toy reacts to the light movement
voice and touch for personal use Perot
would cost about $6,000
move further this human at robot was
created by Osaka University professor
Hiroshi Ishiguro and he's seen these
robots looks so realistic that the
famous West world TV show turns out to
be really scary at the Museum you can
also visit a murder of the International
Space Station and see what the life in
space looks like our next destination is
the Panasonic Center Tokyo it was
established in 2002 two floors of the
center are taken by an experienced
oriented museum that makes mathematics
engaging and funny it's a hands-on
experience that explains science better
that in any school activities cover all
range of topics like angles optics color
waves and even magnetism
the keys can solve a wall-sized tangram
play with zo tropes and a challenging
air hockey that uses digitized numbers
instead of disks Nintendo game fund is
where visitors can enjoy new software
with a big screen plasma display or a
stupid pine projector the first flaw of
the museum is an interactive project
let's build Tokyo together it is an
officially recognized program for Tokyo
2020 finally here comes Sony Explorer
science it is a museum that explores
light sound and entertainment this is a
sound zone there are 20 equally
distributed speakers in the room
however the microphones used to record
the sound of five part how does it feel
when the sound is just ten centimeters
away from you how about 10 meters or
1000 kilometers the light zone of the
museum has answers to how faces smiles
and emotions are recognized by computers
also allows for the exploration of the
ocean through 8 art technology here we
go
welcome to the 3d room where we're going
to end our tour thank you for going on
this tour with us
keep watching Tech hives for more
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Imagine Dragons - Whatever It Takes (Oddcube & Arcando Remix) [Lyrics in CC] - Duration: 3:02.
Falling too fast to prepare for this
Tripping in the world could be dangerous
Everybody circling is vulturous
Negative, nepotist
Everybody waiting for the fall of man
Everybody praying for the end of times
Everybody hoping they could be the one
I was born to run, I was born for this
Whip, whip
Run me like a race horse
Pull me like a ripcord
Break me down and build me up
I wanna be the slip, slip
Word upon your lip, lip
Letter that you rip, rip
Break me down and build me up
Whatever it takes
'Cause I love the adrenaline in my veins
I do whatever it takes
'Cause I love how it feels when I break the chains
Whatever it takes
Yeah, take me to the top
I'm ready for whatever it takes
'Cause I love the adrenaline in my veins
Whatever it takes
Whatever it takes
Yeah, take me to the top
I'm ready for whatever it takes
'Cause I love the adrenaline in my veins
(I do what it takes)
Always had a fear of being typical
Looking at my body feeling miserable
Always hanging on to the visual
I wanna be invisible
Looking at my years like a martyrdom
Everybody needs to be a part of 'em
Never be enough, I'm the prodigal son
I was born to run, I was born for this
Whip, whip
Run me like a race horse
Pull me like a ripcord
Break me down and build me up
I wanna be the slip, slip
Word upon your lip, lip
Letter that you rip, rip
Break me down and build me up
Whatever it takes
'Cause I love the adrenaline in my veins
I do whatever it takes
'Cause I love how it feels when I break the chains
Whatever it takes
Yeah, take me to the top
I'm ready for whatever it takes
'Cause I love the adrenaline in my veins
Whatever it takes
(Whatever it takes)
Whatever it takes
Whatever it takes
Yeah, take me to the top
I'm ready for whatever it takes
'Cause I love the adrenaline in my veins
(I do what it takes)
♫ Thanks for listening! :)
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Sophia-Exit, il trailer della manovra - Duration: 7:01.
Quella in corso tra il governo italiano e l'Europa su Sophia è una crisi di incomunicabilità forse di entità trascurabile, ma si configura come il trailer del film che andrà in onda in autunno sulla legge di stabilità e le richieste di Roma a Bruxelles di allargare i cordoni della borsa e i margini di flessibilità che ci verranno concessi
C'è molta cautela nelle dichiarazioni pubbliche. Il ministro della Difesa Elisabetta Trenta si è vista sostanzialmente respingere la proposta di rivedere le regole d'ingaggio del piano di ricerca e salvataggio nel Mediterraneo che prevedeva la rotazione dei porti di sbarco, ma in un'intervista ad Huffpost è rimasta sostanzialmente prudente: "Su un'eventuale uscita dal progetto valuterà il governo e il premier Conte"
Lo spartito suonato a microfoni spenti è assai più duro. Palazzo Chigi la inserisce nel novero delle opzioni percorribili, e la valuta come possibilità concreta
"Probabilmente non usciremo prima, ma quando scadrà a dicembre Sophia non verrà rinnovata sicuramente" spiegano i funzionari dei ministeri che hanno in mano il dossier
Una fonte governativa conferma una tendenza ormai acclarata: "Al 99% al termine dell'anno non ci sarà più"
Di tutto il governo è solo la Farnesina a infilare calzari di piombo, perseguendo una soluzione che ridefinisca le regole d'ingaggio prima della dead line di fine anno
Enzo Moavero è arrivato oggi a Vienna per un vertice informale dei ministri degli Esteri, che segue quello conclusosi con una fumata nera dei colleghi della Difesa, anticipandolo con una chiamata alla corresponsabilità di tutta l'Unione nella gestione di "flussi epocali"
I prodromi non sono dei migliori. Perché l'agenda degli incontri stilata da Federica Mogherini inizialmente prevedeva confronti su Medio oriente, relazioni transatlantiche, Balcani occidentali e incontri con i paesi candidati a entrare nell'Ue
E il tema dei fenomeni migratori è stato inserito solo dopo precisa richiesta italiana
Al di là della prudenza degli Esteri sul Sophiexit, il governo si è mosso sostanzialmente compatto negli obiettivi, con un grande attivismo della catena di comando del Movimento 5 stelle e un Matteo Salvini alla finestra
Ma il vicepremier – pur non essendo contrario all'idea di rotazione degli sbarchi, con la clausola di non limitarla ai soli paesi rivieraschi del Mediterraneo – coltiva un'agenda ben più ambiziosa, i cui obiettivi ultimi mal si incastrano con l'alleato di governo
È per questo che trapela con sempre più insistenza l'insofferenza nei confronti del leader della Lega
Chi ha calcato in questi giorni i corridoi dell'europotere, sottolineano che i toni duri e spesso politicamente ricattatori di Salvini trasformano quelle che già di per sé sono salite negoziali in vere e proprie pareti verticali ai limiti dell'impossibile
Dopo i giorni tesi della Diciotti, in particolar modo gli attacchi frontali contro Emmanuel Macron degli ultimi giorni hanno cosparso il campo in cui si muovono le diplomazie del Belpaese di mine
"Questo tipo di uscite ha raffreddato molto il rapporto con gli altri paesi", spiega una fonte governativa di primo livello
"Per Germania, Francia e Spagna noi siamo già un governo distante, poi diventa impossibile dialogare se la linea è quella di ostentare l'amicizia con Viktor Orban e Marine Le Pen, e perseguire sempre la linea dell'ultimatum"
Una preoccupazione alla quale Palazzo Chigi non è estraneo, e che è rintracciabile a cascata anche negli entourage di Trenta e Moavero
Si guarda sì al dossier immigrazione, ma a cascata sono i temi economici a far suonare un campanello d'allarme, con Mario Draghi vicino alla scadenza, il Qe destinato a interrompersi e lo spauracchio di una speculazione finanziaria alle porte
Ricapitolando: l'attivismo di Salvini ha provocato una reazione del Movimento 5 stelle, che ha provato a prendere in mano la situazione, proponendo un'iniziativa benedetta dall'alleato, che pur non la considera risolutiva
Iniziativa bocciata anche (ma di certo non solo) perché la semina del leader del Carroccio nel campo comunitario sta producendo frutti acerbi
Dunque il governo si trova sostanzialmente unito nel pensare che Sophia sia giunta al capolinea
Non rinnovare la missione sarebbe sì un gesto forte e eclatante, ma costituirebbe un salto nel buio, venendo a mancare un pur non infallibile controllo su barconi e trafficanti di uomini e di armi
La gestione del post, se e quando la decisione verrà presa, è il crinale che divide la facilità delle enunciazioni di principio dalla difficoltà dell'assunzione di decisioni concrete
Tema che verrà riproposto con ancora maggior potenza quando sul tavolo ci saranno quegli zerovirgola di flessibilità da cui dipende l'intera legge di stabilità
In quel caso anche i vescovi sarebbero impotenti nel poter sbloccare un eventuale impasse
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