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Starting a NEW Moleskine Sketchbook! - Duration: 8:55.
hello everyone welcome back to my channel I am brushes and bunnies and
this video I'm going to be cracking open a brand new sketchbook
I have not done a video in a very very long time so this video is actually
quite exciting for me because it's the first time that I actually have time to
commit to sit down to sketch to create edit and basically upload a video last
week I did a live stream and set up a video this week I'm not able to do a
live stream so I will hopefully do one next weekend if not the weekend after
I've been a super busy girl the entire month of September just because of the
certain projects that I was doing at my work and I just had no time to commit to
art and also I was dealing with a really big gruesome art block or just like lack
of motivation and you guys probably all know if you have seen my past videos but
actually now the sun is shining I'm feeling much better I'm feeling more
creative and the motivation has come back which is why I bought a brand new
sketchbook I want to preface by saying that I had not fully given up on drawing
for the month of September I did allow myself to do a couple sketches here and
there but just not with the intensity of every single day so here are some of
these sketches that I started recently doing to get back into the group of
things I am practicing a lot with watercolor and gouache and this is like
my main focus but also I am kicking back or just doing a couple sketches here and
there in the evenings after work while watching Netflix for example so I never
really lost a touch I just didn't really feel like doing it anymore but I still
try to keep that momentum going so to get back in the groove of things I did
buy two sketchbooks the sketchbook that I'm using for this video is just a
classic sketchbook paper or yeah for classic sketching and for drawing it is
actually a moleskin I hope I'm taking that properly cuz it's
the first time I own one of these and I've always wanted to have one but I
guess he's a moleskin I don't know but yeah it's Moleskine sketchbook and it is
ideal for classic sketching and drawing it 111 pounds or 165 grams I so the
paper is actually really really nice it's a it's it's a good thickness for
sketching and I have tested it with watercolor and inks and it does not
bleed on the side of the paper which is a huge bonus
and something that is a personal pet peeve of mine in actual sketch books
this is why I'm always looking for sketchbooks that are a little bit
thicker in paper just because I do like to use mixed-media so so far this
sketchbook does pass that test and I'm really really happy with it the paper
itself is super smooth which makes for sketching a really really nice feeling I
guess you can say because the paper is smooth the pencil goes on it very
smoothly and you can just have a really really good time just drawing the lines
on it I know this probably sounds weird for people who don't normally sketch as
much but it's actually a really nice feeling when you've got a smooth
textured paper and you can create just a fluid sketch in one motion so this
sketchbook definitely passes the test for that as well now for the price it's
actually a little bit pricy than these sketchbooks that I'm used to buying this
is or was about 18 euros or so I think it was like 17 euros in some sense but
around 18 euros it does come with a hundred and four pages and it is
acid-free paper and also it does state that it is now with better absorbing
paper which explains why I was able to use watercolor without having any issues
with the paper wrinkling or having some bleed through from the other side now
let's talk about the actual intention of what I want to achieve with this actual
sketchbook it's going to be one of those sketchbooks that I hope to draw
something every single day in it for the month of October I am NOT a hundred
percent sure if I'll be doing inktober I did it last year and I actually
discovered a lot new things about myself in terms of the technique and things so
inktober last year was really really good for me this year I'm not a hundred
percent sure if I will partake in it I know it's starting tomorrow so I kind
of have to make my decision but I I don't know maybe I will maybe I won't I
have to really sleep on it tonight and and see if it's if it's worth it for me
the reason why I say that is because October is such a special thing in terms
of the way that you use a like a fineliner for example you're
using ink it's a different technique it looks a little bit different in style
and in terms of my own focus I really really really want to work with
watercolor and gouache and just kind of excel at that and focus on that only so
I think October is going to be a month where I will continue to do my sketches
but also have a main focus of gouache and watercolor which I'll be doing a
little bit in this sketchbook but primarily in my new Hannibal a
sketchbook that I used in my last live stream another aim of mine for the new
sketch books that I bought is to focus on things that are you know separate
from drawing humans all the time I had such a strong focus of humans his entire
year because I really wanted to learn how to draw them but I did not draw
anything else for example like animals or you know try to drop backgrounds I
really wanted to incorporate more of this in my sketchbooks and maybe add
that to the human element that I'm always drawing and just find a way to
make things work together in a really nice composition so this is sort of the
goal for these sketchbooks is to work on a composition that could in the end
create a potential painting or something that I would like to you know maybe
painting oil or paint in a full watercolor gouache painting so that's
also the goal of mine rather than just your portraits all the time I want to do
a combination of animals portraits and also background work for the first time
in a long time I feel really good about this and I see
a pretty bright future in terms of the direction that I want to go into I could
not probably say this two weeks ago just because I felt so lost and tired and I
just honestly needed to rest from it all but now that I'm getting back into it
things are just not so bad and it just feels good again to to draw
into to feel like I have a goal see like the sort of direction that I
want to go into so if you ever feel lost or you just don't know what to do
anymore or you don't feel like drawing anymore my best advice to you is just to
take a break from it all and step back and reevaluate exactly what you want and
what you want to achieve and take some time to rest because creativity is sort
of like a muscle you use it maybe if you use it every single day you need to like
rest it because it can wear out and you can get exhausted from it and you could
kind of get strained in the way so kind of see it as a muscle in terms of the
creativity and and take your break every once in a while and rest it and trust me
once you get back to it you're gonna be better than ever you're gonna feel
motivated you're gonna have more energy and you're just gonna see it you know
your goals a little bit differently than before so definitely take a break it is
something that you should schedule or just think about every once in a while
so in terms of the live streams I really want to get back into it again as you
guys know I did a little bit of a live stream last week it was the first one
that I did in a very very long time and because of that my studio was not set up
for it anymore because I did sort of move my stuff around in my room but I
have to get back into it and I really want to so like I mentioned this week
was not possible just because I have some I had some outings to do like hang
out with people and go do some errands or chores you know adult things and next
week it is my birthday so I'm wondering if I'll be able to livestream on
Saturday because I think I'm going to a car show that day for a birthday present
so I'm not 100% sure I will see and keep you guys posted I hope you like this
video please give it a big thumbs up it does really help me a comment down below
and don't forget to subscribe oh my gosh that word subscribe for more art videos
and yeah we will see each other very soon keep trying
keeping awesome and don't give up and yeah we'll see each other next week bye
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Vincenzo's Couch #1 🛋️ Olaf Heyden alias Jürgen Kerbel - Duration: 4:49.
[VINCENZO] Ah, hello Ahmed.
I've got a problem.
There are no patiens at all.
Yes, but, maybe you could send an e-mail to everyone,
that they must come to me. That would be nice.
Yes, you do? But first, yes, ok.
But you could do it? That would be nice.
Yes Ahmed, thanks.
You are my president.
Yes, bye. Arrivederci.
Ahhhh, my first patient! Welcome!
[OLAF HEYDEN] Ahhh, Mr. Cocotti, you little, fat Mama Miracoli of GWF.
Do I have to lay down?
[VINCENZO] Maybe you should lay down first.
Why don't you put down on the couch?
[OLAF] No one told me!
Arghhh!
[VINCENZO] Uhm, yes, well, I think I know why you are here,
cause you have a problem, right?
[OLAF] I don't have any problem. Don't you say that, too.
Douche!
[VNCENZO] No, I meant, that maybe it's difficult to you...
[OLAF] What! To me nothing's difficult.
I can do everything!
In my world, I am a star!
My mom said that.
Once again.
[VINCENZO] Let me express this in another way:
In your childhood, maybe you've had...
[OLAF] If you wanna talk about my childhood, I have to "wine".
[VINCENZO] Yes, but it's good, if you give vent to your feelings.
I just wanted to say, that maybe you haven't had
much attention in your early childhood and
therefore nowadays, you have a problem when you are
not in the centre of attention.
[OLAF] Don't we talk about me right now?
[VINCENZO] Well, uhm...
[OLAF] Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee (crying)
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...
[VINCENZO] Are you alright?
[OLAF] It is so good, to talk things over, with a professional,
who knows what he does.
I'm staying!
Mr. Cococsni, I really like it here.
You lay very comfortable on this device.
Nice wallpaper. All you need.
[VINCENZO] But you can't stay here...
[OLAF] Yes, I stay here.
[VINCENZO] No, you have to leave now.
[OLAF] No, I don't have to do anything!
Come here!
I'm going to bed already.
[VINCENZO] Hello? Yes, I pass on.
It's for you.
[OLAF] So. Hello?
[VINCENZO] You have...
[OLAF] There's no connection. The antenna is not out. Hello?
[VINCENZO] Yes, hello, it's the
absolutely marvellous super awesome winery C. Cocotti calling,
I have a formidable offer for you:
Wine of very high quality, grade A,
for just 39 cents per kilogramm.
[OLAF] Sounds great, deal, but only, if I get a discount.
[VINCENZO] Good, what do you think of...
[OLAF] I'm in! [VINCENZO] Take three, pay four.
[OLAF] "Ok, good idea. Let's do that."
[VINCENZO] Yes.
[OLAF] "Let's do that."
I have to sleep now.
[VINCENZO] Condition... Condition: Critical!
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Talking about Tomorrow Plans | Fast Russian - Duration: 5:45.
Tomorrow I will have a very good day. I will only have one pair, only one
class, and I will have a lot of free time. And since we have BeFluent Camp,
it already approaches the beginning, there is only one week remained, and you are watching
this video on Sunday, that is it turns out we will have BeFluent
Camp tomorrow , but now it's Monday here. I still have a week to
prepare for BeFluent Camp, and so I will prepare, I will
write outmaterials, I will do different tables, different texts. That's
why I need to sleep today very well. Tomorrow I want to get up at 5
in the morning, as I usually get up, then, perhaps, walk around, listen to music, or listen
to some podcast and do some work. To start
doing BeFluent Camp and so on. So, also I will eat of course in a
cafeteria, I'll have breakfast, I will have lunch, and will have dinner. I'm eating now
much less than before, because as you know, I'm trying to eat right.
So, I think that my day will end at about
6o'clock, my working day will end at around 6pm , because I have
a 6:30 class, and I'll go to this class, to this pair
to study, then come back here and go to sleep.
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Trying to Paint Sunsets!! - Duration: 4:04.
Okay guys, welcome back!
I hope you're all well.
Today I'm sharing the process of a little sketchbook spread I did a few weeks back.
I'm trying to get back into painting just for fun, not worrying about whether or not
I'm using references or how the thing I'm painting ties into my style or my content.
Just making art to practice and have fun.
I used… gouache for this one in my old Stillman and Birn sketchbook which I started back in
the spring of last year.
I'm getting back into it now, just trying to finish off these last few pages, make it
more of a no-pressure sketchbook, and maybe attempt to make all of my sketchbooks no-pressure.
Start making a mess of all of them.
It's better than not making anything.
But yeah, I decided to paint some sunsets, these are both views from my bedroom window-
from my old bedroom window- two evenings in a row.
The sky was really colourful and glowy and I just had to take a picture and then I decided
to use those photos to try and practice my sunset painting skills.
It's not something I've done a lot of, so I did find the finish on these to be a
bit muddy, but they're on track and they were a lot of fun to do.
I think I'll spend more time painting skies, they're just so calming.
My approach for these was to basically start with the brighter and more vibrant colours,
just to try and keep those as pure and luminous as possible.
Also, this might be a really weird question but speaking of vibrant colours, I remembered
the like neon pink that I use on this page, I think the colour is called Opera?- does
anyone else have this one from Holbein?
Even when it was brand new, never been opened, I've found that just this one tube of paint
has a really funky smell to it.
Does anyone else get that?
Do I just have a weird one?
The paint quality is still great obviously.
I just hate getting a whiff of it when I'm getting really into a painting.
Smells like an old bin.
Anyway, I really wanted to check in with you guys today.
The response to my last vlog was just out of this world.
I was going back over the comments today and couldn't wipe the smile off my face.
It's just so wonderful having you all along for this journey with me.
So thanks for all the congratulations, for me and Ozzy and for my sister too- I showed
her the comments and she couldn't believe how supportive you all are!
Anyway, I'm very happy to let you know that the move went ahead successfully!
Ozzy and I are in the new flat now and it's just great.
It's obviously a really stressful time, sorting everything out, dealing with all our
stuff being in boxes, trying to connect to utilities and in the meantime feeling like
we're living in the stone ages.
I'm actually currently recording this voiceover back at my mums house, because I'm coming
back here pretty often to get on with work and use the internet.
The stress of moving did catch up with me eventually and I'm just starting to get
over a little flu, but overall, I'm feeling really good!
It's all positive.
My art room in the new place is just…
I can't even put into words how perfect it is.
I keep just popping in there cos there's such a good vibe, I really cant explain it.
It's big and bright and welcoming.
I'm going to try and edit and upload a vlog of this last week, all the final moving prep
and a quick tour of the new place, but as I said, I've not got a great work setup
over there yet, so I can't guarantee consistency with my uploads for the next few weeks.
I'll try my best though!
The only other thing to talk about is inktober.
Can't believe it starts tomorrow!
I'm going to try and take part, at least a little bit.
I know I won't be able to start tomorrow, but hopefully by midweek I'll be in a good
enough situation to set aside some time to draw.
I'd love to know if you guys are taking part though, and if you are, if you have a
theme or prompt list in mind.
I want you to know, I'm reading every single comment, and I try to respond to as many as
I can when I get the time, but if I don't manage to get back to you, thanks for watching
and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment too.
As I said, I read every single one.
Anyway, that'll be it for today.
I need to get this video uploaded before it gets dark and I head back to mine.
Thanks again for watching and I'll see you in the next one.
Bye!
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Anime is Better Being Well-read (Or Well-watched!) - Duration: 10:02.
A couple of months ago, I was browsing my AniList feed when I noticed a curious pattern…
a not insignificant amount of my friends were absolutely tearing through Futari wa Precure.
Now, I knew of the show's existence, but was completely baffled at why a show that
had finished airing over a decade ago was now picking up steam among my circles.
It finally came to me when I finished catching up with Hugtto Precure.
The latest episode had featured Cure Black and Cure White, the "Futari wa" of "Futari
wa Precure."
And while it now made sense why the OG series had such renewed interest, it got me thinking
about exactly what drives us to do things like binge a hundred episodes for characters
that have less than 10 minutes of screen time.
I think the answer is that context is king (or queen).
Human beings are curious creatures, and obtaining proper context behind something can be a large
source of enjoyment.
In this case, my friends were seeking to establish a stronger connection with Nagisa and Honoka,
thus making their appearance in Hugtto carry that much more weight.
In philosophy, there exists two fancy terms in regards to knowledge, a priori and a posteriori.
And despite sounding like they're straight from the middle ages, their meanings are quite
simple.
A priori literally means "from the earlier," and represents knowledge that is independent
of experience—basically things that you could reason for yourself without consulting
*any* outside reference, even your own senses.
However, Cure White and Cure Black's appearances in Hugtto Precure are an example of a posteriori
knowledge, the literal definition being (not surprisingly), "from the later."
You would have to know of Futari wa Precure's existence in order to know who they are, and
you would've had to have seen the show to know what they're all about.
This dichotomy between a priori knowledge and a posteriori knowledge is an interesting
component of how we view anime.
It's not exactly a perfect comparison, since a priori knowledge refers to things like math
and tautologies (Fun things are fun!), but I'm using it here to refer to what we can
glean from purely the anime itself, compared to what we get with the benefit of outside
knowledge and context.
You're kind of able to "have your cake and eat it too," meaning you're able to
derive the meaning and enjoyment inherent within a show's given narrative, and then
later reap the benefits of recontextualization that a posteriori knowledge provides.
And I can't think of a better show that showcases this than Madoka Magica.
Depending on the framework from which you approach it, different themes are either emphasized
or outright revealed entirely—making the gaining of perspective something that everyone
should pursue, it can only make a good show even better.
Not to say that Madoka isn't already fantastic on its own merits—one can clearly see that
purely from a priori knowledge, or everything that's in the show itself.
For example, a common thing to hear is that one must watch at least up to episode 3 of
Madoka in order to give it a fair shake, however this implies that Madoka doesn't reveal
what kind of show it is at first glance.
There is a noticeable attempt at misdirection, but SHAFT and Urobuchi left plenty of clues
for one to pick up on.
A simple look into the directing and cinematography betrays the show's sinister nature, well
before episode 3.
In fact this intricate attention to detail and symbolism is not unique to Madoka's
start, there is plenty of foreshadowing to be gleaned if one simply pays attention.
But even to the most inattentive viewer, I don't know how you could make it through
the fever dream that is the opening scene set to Kalafina's Magia and still expect
a happy go lucky magical girl anime.
However, what happens if you go into Madoka having read Goethe's Faust, a well regarded
piece of German literature?
Well, it'd be pretty much like "seeing the Matrix" or turning the lights on.
A number of doors leading to renewed appreciation of the show open to you.
You'd probably notice how Madoka's beginning mirrors Faust's, with the two titular characters
both lamenting their positions in life, and you bet that you wouldn't trust Mephistopheles
stand-in Kyubey for a single second, since you were probably anticipating the infamous
Faustian bargain.
If your fansub group was dedicated enough, or if you just really liked cryptography,
the opening title card whose runes proudly displays 'Prologue in Heaven 2011" would
clue you in immediately.
You would be primed to look for the themes of morality, life and death, and spirituality
that are present in Faust, and be on the edge of your seat seeing how Madoka presents its
own version of a classic story.
And you'd kind of already be expecting a tragedy, knowing that Faust accepted a bargain
with consequences he was ill-prepared to deal with.
Though, I acknowledge that the vast majority of anime-watchers probably haven't read
Faust.
The point of this video is not to admonish you for not having read classic literature,
but rather encourage you to seek context, any context, since it can only add to the
experience.
For example, I didn't go into Madoka with Faust in mind, and as such missed many of
the Faustian elements.
Instead, I came into it just having taken psychology, meaning the doors that opened
for me were different, but I think just as valuable.
You see, there's a famous thought experiment known as the trolley problem.
You're a train track operator faced with a dilemma, a runaway train is barreling towards
a group of five unknowing workers, while another track only has a single worker.
Do you sit back and do nothing?
Or do you switch the tracks to sacrifice one for the lives of many?
This ethics thought experiment has been discussed for quite some time, and while some may have
the answer come to them immediately, it usually ends up being a hard choice.
Utilitarianism indicates that not only is it the moral choice, it is obligatory for
one to switch the tracks.
However, some argue that making an active decision in the process makes you responsible
for the death when it would just be an unfortunate incident otherwise.
Kyubey presents basically the exact same dilemma from a utilitarian view.
Is the suffering of a (relative) few justifiable to save the lives of many, in this case "many"
being the entire universe.
While one can pick up on this question of whether or not the "greater good" is worth
it, having knowledge of the trolley problem adds a new tinge and nuance to the theme,
and if one wished, they could read up on the decades of prior discussion surrounding it.
Is it worth losing Madoka for the sake of everyone else?
Ultimately the end of the series, as well as Homura...says no.
Something interesting to note is that this theme of one's actions being part of a greater
whole is also present in Faust—meaning one can arrive at the same conclusions from different
starting points.
You just need to go out and get them.
Speaking of starting points, when one watches Madoka within their anime career can drastically
change their opinion of the show.
For example, if you were relatively new to anime you might consider Madoka "darker"
than you expected of the mahou shoujo genre.
And to that statement, anyone who has seen Princess Tutu or Sailor Moon might laugh at
you.
Atelier Emily notes in her blog "For Me in Full Bloom" that for her, "Madoka was
always a celebration of the magical girl genre.
It takes existing tropes from other series of its ilk and revels in them, rather than
repositioning them to say something new.
The ending of Madoka, where Homura Akemi and Madoka Kaname embrace each other in a galaxy
is a fantastic homage to the finale of Sailor Moon Sailor Stars."
This is where anitube and aniblogging excel, you could say a large portion of their value
lies in the provision of a posteriori knowledge.
Another common misconception is that something like Yuuki Yuuna is a Hero is a Madoka rip-off,
but like Zeria states in the aptly named "Stop Calling Everything a Madoka Rip-off!", their
differences become readily apparent given one has the tiniest foothold in the genre.
As for me personally, watching Cardcaptor Sakura and Princess Tutu ramped up my appreciation
of something like Madoka, and I think it's incredibly important to go back and mingle
with the classics.
They've stood the test of time for a reason, and you should know how a genre plays it straight
before diving into the quirks and twists that future iterations may implement.
I often get comments along the lines of "Man, I wish I could see anime the way you do."
But, at the risk of dispelling this notion that I'm some sort of "enlightened
mind," I'm not special.
I just have a particular background and prior context that I bring to the shows I watch.
Hell, do you know what was on my mind watching the last third of Cardcaptor Sakura?
The fact that neurons are myelinated.
Because without a little bit of resistance, nerve impulses can't travel as fast, and
I saw Eriol as providing that push-back for Sakura, forcing her to adapt and become stronger.
As a result, he was never that much of a villain to me, due to my background in biology.
So here's my plea to you.
Read more things, watch more anime.
Because how you experience anime is shaped by what contextualization you have available
to you.
Watching One Punch Man is a riot in and of itself, but it's a different experience
entirely having seen DBZ, the unorthodoxy of Ore Monogatari!!'s main character may
be lost on someone who has never seen or read a shoujo, and while I saw a landmark African
text in Little Witch Academia, Caffeinated Telescope's interpretation of Akko representing
a young creator is just as valid, if not more in line with Yoshinari's intent.
Whether it means reading literature, watching old anime, or more content from me and my
peers—I just want you to give yourself more doors to open.
It can only make already great anime somehow even better.
Thanks for watching and be sure to like and subscribe for more content.
Here's a reminder that for most of my videos I provide additional reading and references
in the description below, not only because I want to be accountable, but because I want
to encourage this expanding of perspective that I stress in this video.
If you enjoyed the video, you may enjoy this one by Kor Reviews talking about why we should
watch old anime without resorting to weird latin words like I had to.
And of course if anything I said was wrong, I'm sorry.
I must've stuttered.
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Try This Lactose And Gluten Free Bread Made Of Oats | How To Make Gluten Free Bread At Home - Duration: 3:57.
treat yourself to a completely natural product without any conservatives it is
recommended that you eat this homemade bread four to five days after making it
so it doesn't go bad today's video will discuss lactose and gluten free bread
made of oats walnuts and bananas before you watch this video please take a
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when we post new videos daily throughout the course of history bread has been the
staple of nutrition in many different countries however in the last decade or
so it has been criticized for containing too many calories and significantly
contributing to obesity luckily for you nowadays there are many healthier
varieties of bread that are coming out such as this bread made from oats banana
and nuts these healthier varieties show us that bread can also be a nutritional
and healthy food choice boats banana and walnut' bread the bread depicted above
isn't only very healthy but also is very easy to make it doesn't require any type
of kneading process ingredients 2 eggs 1/2 cup of extra virgin olive oil 100
grams 2 cups of water 500 milliliters 1 tablespoon of sugar 10 grams 2 cups of
fine ground oats 260 grams 2 ripe bananas 1 cup of chopped walnuts 150
grams 1 packet of dry yeast 12 grams preparation the advantage of this bread
is that if you don't need to knead it and you can do it quickly and simply
with the help of an egg beater one first mix the two eggs with the beater 2 then
add the oil and continue mixing the eggs three at the water the bananas the sugar
and then mix it well again 4 if the surrounding temperature is hot use
lukewarm water if you're cooking in a colder environment
and use hot water five gradually add the oats as you mix the ingredients so that
they're consistent and you don't see clumps of oats everywhere six when you
have sufficiently mixed it and everything is consistent add the dry
yeast and again mix the ingredients seven when the yeast is completely mixed
in add the chopped walnuts and return to mixing the dough eight then take the
dough and let it sit for 30 minutes in the refrigerator nine this is so the
bread can have time to rise the hot dough and cold temperature caused rising
10 while the yeast is reacting preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit
eleven after the thirty minutes have passed the dough should have risen
substantially place it in a bread tin and put it in the oven for 50 minutes
and let it bake 12 after 40 minutes have passed
check the bread with a knife to see if it is finished due to the difference in
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until the bread is suitably ready according to your tastes then take it
out of the oven and let it cool off for a bit 14 we recommend that you keep it
in a fresh and dry environment eat it within four to five days after making it
it's homemade bread and free of conservatives so it's best to consume it
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Just Dance 2018 - Tumbum [Collab w/ Morales360bkn, Pandicornio JD & CJTito] - Duration: 5:24.
Lovely people from my channel, thank you very much for watching my video and leave your like,
comment, good vibes and everything you want to tell me through this new video.
Well, I'm not showing myself in this part because I'm literally in a bad state
(I've got a cold)
Actually, even my voice is affected, but minimal I have to come to thank
to each person who sent me their video to do this collaboration
Thanks to Pedro
our current South American champion of Just Dance, also Pandi JD who is the queen of the drawings
and also to my squad partner CJTito
I've always liked the song Tumbum and I wanted to upload it in group
so thank you very much to all of you guys!
Go to visit their creations. At the end of the video and in the description I will leave their channels
And wel... this is the last collaborative video of Just Dance 2018 that I will do.
I've planned to upload two more videos of Just Dance Unlimited
And well ... now we have to wait for the new gameplays that will come with Just Dance 2019
Less than a month left!!! .... WOOOOOH! (my voice :c) [Oh I can't scream xD]
Tha's all! Many greetings and kisses to all of you, I love you so much !! ... BYE !!!
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The Scourge of Loneliness - Duration: 6:16.
In January 2018 the British Prime Minister, Theresa May, announced the creation of a new
ministerial portfolio in her cabinet for the purpose of combating loneliness.
How do we combat the scourge of loneliness?
Melissa Healy from the LA Times wrote, "The country that put the starch in 'stiff upper
lip' has made companionship, conversation and human contact a national priority."
Loneliness according to Theresa May is a scourge on society and statistics bear that out.
The problem is huge in Britain where 9 million British adults reported that they suffer from
chronic loneliness.
In the United States the situation is referred to as an epidemic and Canada does not fare
any better.
Lonely people are more likely to try and reach out and make friends on social media.
Subsequently they are more likely to trust those they meet online and in this age of
Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, dating sites etc. and you would think this problem would
not exist.
But even with access to social media, social interaction is missing for many people.
These various methods of communication actually cause chronic loneliness to persist.
The potential of affecting one's health has also been studied relative to this issue.
According to the late Dr. John T Cacioppo, who founded the Centre for Cognitive and Social
Neuroscience at the University of Chicago, was a leading authority on how loneliness
affects physical and mental health.
In an article titled "All the Lonely People" AARP magazine looked into Cacioppo's research
and stated "There is mounting evidence that loneliness significantly increases the chances
of diabetes, sleep disorders, and other life-threatening problems.
Research has also has shown a greater risk of high blood pressure among lonely people."
But is loneliness the same as being alone?
Actually, times of solitude can be helpful and rejuvenating and it can be a time of recharging
of batteries and getting away for a period from the daily routine.
Maybe you are one who cherishes those times and it provides the boost to get back to the
daily responsibilities that life brings.
Times of solitude and being alone can be very beneficial but deep-seated loneliness and
chronic loneliness is very different.
There are two kinds of loneliness - one is termed as Transient Loneliness and the
other is Chronic Loneliness.
What is the difference?
Transient loneliness is temporary in nature - the condition is not permanent.
For example, when someone is sick and they are not in contact with friends during their
process of recovery yet their condition, they realize is only temporary.
Chronic loneliness is different, much different.
It is more permanent and not easily relieved.
Chronic loneliness is a by-product of the competitive and selfish society we live in,
where many feel they have been bypassed and forgotten by others.
What do people often do to fill the void in their lives?
They occupy themselves with empty pursuits; watching hour after hour of television or
excessive use of browsing the internet or playing video games.
Overspending and constant shopping and even overeating can be utilized to escape from
reality.
These pursuits and short-term choices can escalate to alcohol and substance abuse which
in turn can lead to chronic loneliness.
What should you do if you find yourself in that state?
Are there solutions or sources of help to which you can turn?
The New Yorker has an article titled "The Limits of Friendship."
It examines the research of Oxford Psychologist Robin Dunbar and touches upon part of the
solution to chronic loneliness.
"With social media, we can easily keep up with the lives and interests of far more than
a hundred and fifty people.
But without investing the face-to-face time, we lack deeper connections to them, and the
time we invest in superficial relationships comes at the expense of more profound ones."
This all goes back to the basic principle that "A man who has friends must himself be
friendly . . . . "(Proverbs 18:24) People need people is the bottom line.
We have been designed as social creatures, relational beings; we need each other.
"No man is an Island" as the song goes.
We all have needs for love, acceptance, belonging, relating, companionship and friendship.
Not superficial but meaningful.
We all need to invest in that face to face time which does not come through in a very
meaningful way by means of a chat site.
Oftentimes lonely people are lonely because they see themselves as lonely.
In fact they act in ways that fortify their own image of themselves and their condition
in life as being an impossible obstacle to surmount.
One of the best ways to overcome and help yourself in a state of loneliness is to go
beyond the self.
Strive to be selfless!
Seek to serve and benefit the lives of others and show yourself as friendly.
Spend time building relationships with the determination to benefit others and the state
of loneliness will begin to dissipate.
No doubt the severity of the problem of chronic loneliness is deep in our society.
It takes more than legislation and wishful thinking to resolve and this social problem
is so acute that government think tanks have been established to examine and determine as
to what can be done.
There are solutions to this scourge called loneliness.
Consider moving away from excessive social media use and dependence and build meaningful
face to face relationships with the people around you.
I am Winston Gosse for Tomorrow's World Viewpoint.
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THE GRID VR | Virtual Reality News - Oculus Quest, Lone Echo 2, Star Wars Vader Immortal, Connect 5 - Duration: 12:54.
What is currently happening Programs, welcome to the Grid VR.
Where I'll be bringing you this weeks news in Virtual Reality.
Its Sunday 30th September 2018 and all I can say this week is: Did anyone actually guess
Quest?
We've got Oculus Quest setting the scale, Lone Echo 2 continues the tale, Star Wars
Vader Immortal unveiled, Pimax reviews, ASW 2, Defector and much more.
Today I�m going to cover off the main events to keep you in the loop.
So stay locked, enjoy, and welcome, to the Grid VR.
First off the ranks is the obvious big play from Oculus, the Oculus Quest headset, formerly
known as the Santa Cruz prototype.
This HMD is completely standalone, meaning no wires and no PC required at all.
It has 6 degrees of freedom, ultra wide angle, self-contained inside out markerless tracking
that can extend to a theoretical infinite scale, courtesy of 4 camera sensors on the
headset and Oculus's new Insight tracking.
Insight tracking can also provide a re-callable play space and guardian boundaries, as well
as co-location multiplayer, which is where a load of programs with Oculus Quest headsets
can all play against each other in the same game, in the same space.
Completely wireless.
Like you are seeing on screen now.
And yes, the headsets are tracking each other through assymetrical co-location support thanks
to a master spatial map of the arena that each headset recognises and shares, check
the description for more info on that one.
And that master spatial map also lets you view through a window in to VR on something
like an iPad.
John Carmack even mentioned the headset can provide low latency pass through and mixed
reality functionality, as well as native hand tracking like you would see with the leap
motion, though that last one is unlikely to ship with Quest.
The headset will come with touch controllers that have the same inputs as Rift touch controllers,
and launch with over 50 titles including Robo Recall, Moss, The Climb, Superhot, and a 3
part Star Wars series from Oculus and ILMxLab called Vader Immortal.
And if you already own a game on Rift, you may be able to get that game free on Quest
depending on the developer of the game.
The Quest has best in class optics courtesy of the same lenses as an Oculus GO, and 2
x 1600 x 1440 OLED displays with a PenTile sub-pixel layout, viewable through a 95 degree
field of view.
This means it will look sharper than a Vive Pro, and even sharper than the Pimax 5k headset
at max fov.
The Quest will have OLED panels meaning that blacks will look blacker than what you would
see from headsets using LCD panels like the Oculus GO or most WMR headsets, which is a
very good thing.
The headset is locked at 72hz, which is less than the Rift and Vives 90hz, but more than
the Oculus GO's variable 60-72hz refresh rate, depending on the app you are using at the
time.
And all this is powered by a Qualcomm 835 snap dragon SOC, which may surprise those
of you who expected an 845 for sure.
Especially as you now may be wondering how the hell can Quest run Rift quality games
on a lowly 835 SOC.
Well reduced textures and depth information, as well as the 72hz refresh rate are a couple
of reasons, as well as chromatic abberation correction which will remove artifacts and
give devs more head room at no extra cost to performance, and the Oculus GO will also
soon feature this same correction technology, and that will also fix that rainbow sparkle
artefact you see on the edge of the GO's field of view.
Quest has built in audio, hardware IPD adjustment, and provide around the same battery life as
an Oculus GO at around 2-3 hours.
It will ship in Spring 2019, so about 6 months away, and land at $399 for the 64GB model,
which is insaaanely cheap for what it is.
I've literally got no idea how they got it to that price point actually.
Now trust me when I say I've just scratched the surface on this headset, the software
that comes with it, and why it is so important for VR, but it just not possible to cram all
that info in to this one episode.
So stay locked here for a more definitive Oculus Quest video next week where'll I'll
go in to more detail and explain why this is all such a big deal.
Until then, meet me in the comments section of this video and lets discuss.
On a final note for Oculus Connect HMD announcements, it does look like the half dome stuff we saw
in Feb on this episode of the Grid VR won't be ready for release for another 4 to 5 years,
but if you're still watching this show at that point, then stay locked here for updates.
ASW, or Asyncronous Space Warp is a technology developed by Oculus for Rift owners that provides
you with the 90 frames per second required for a smooth PC VR experience, when your PC
is struggling.
It does this by halving your frame rate, therefore halving the load on your PC, and then filling
in the blanks with predicted fake frames so you still see 90 frames per second.
The trade off?
Artefacts.
To combat those artefacts, Oculus is introducing ASW 2.0 which now not only uses the image
and headset data to guess the fake frames, but also uses depth information.
The end result?
A much more accurately guessed, artefact free VR experience.
This is a big deal for Rift owners and I would love to see Valve come to the table with something
as good as ASW so those who prefer the Vive can also reap these kinds of benefits.
Until then though, if you have a low to mid spec PC and like heavy hitting PC VR games
then a Rift really is the way to go right now.
And briefly, Oculus Core 2.0 has come out of beta bringing with it the full release
of Home and Dash, along with a string of performance improvements, user interface changes, and
new features.
Rift users can expect to see this rolling out straight away.
The new Oculus Rift Platform Beta which begins rolling out shortly will feature cross platform
and expressive avatars, meaning that your avatar will not only have better simulated
facial animations and eye movement, but you'll also be able to use you're Oculus Home avatar
in different games instead of having to remake it for each game.
So you can be the same you all the time in VR.
On that note, codec avatars will likely be a thing in the future thanks to Oculus tech,
and while that may just sound like a standard sentence, one of these is a real capture,
one is a real time digital copy of that capture, and the other is the architect of the wildest
dreams you haven't even had yet.
Also teased at connect was a prediction from that same man, Michael Abrash, the cheif scientist
at Oculus, called a Waveguide headset.
This is a concept drawing which illustrates the use of a waveguide display that allows
extremely small glasses like form factors.
And while that's quite a way off, it's quite exciting too think about.
What isn't so far off is pancake lenses.
Not a new concept but only now becomming practical, pancake lenses allow much sharper images that
could reach retinal resolution, and up to 200 degree field of view, or provide a very
compact form factor, like you would have seen on Ready Player One, but not both field of
view and compact design at the same time.
GO and Quest users will soon be able to cast what they see in VR to a nearby TV or smart
phone so you can not only record your gameplay with sound, but others in the same room will
be able to see what you see.
A fucking underutilized option in my opinion, I mean, who wants to share their VR gameplay
anyways?..
A trailer for Lone Echo 2 was shown in the middle of the OC5 keynote on day 1 and while
it doesn't really let on much, it looks to pick up from where the first game left off.
You view the trailer through the eyes of Jack as the other major character from the first
game, Liv, puts Jack back together again, and in secret too it seems.
Not a lot more to say at this point but there's an immersive 360 trailer that you can watch
right now which is pretty tight and I've put a link for that one in the description below.
Defector, the Oculus exclusive VR spy game from Twisted Pixel games which I covered in
this episode of The Grid VR, also has a new trailer and the game is now set to arrive
in 2019.
Again, not much more on this one but you do go to India and the link is in the description.
Vox Machinae has hit the Oculus store this week and is a fully fledged Mech battle game
that rolls through a more realistic road with weighty machines and more realistic physics
than what you would see from something like Archangel Hellfire, or Code 51 Mecha Arena.
Join up to 15 other players, in 5 customizable mechs and strategise your victory in this
highly praised tactical mech simulator.
A program called ZNixiian has released an implememtation of SteamVR's API, OpenVR called
OpenComposite for Rift owners.
And what it does is lets you play SteamVR based games on a Rift without running SteamVR,
which results in a much smoother experience for Rift users on some games when using SteamVR.
It's not perfect, and it's not confirmed working on all titles, but there is a link in the
description if you have the issues I described and want to give this one a go.
In saying that, if you do see the Oculus mode available, use that instead.
Pimax reviews are up from Sweviver, MRTV and VoodooDE.
Essentially it looks like the 5k headset is the one to watch out for, though that could
change with a decent software update from Pimax.
The 170 degree field of view mode is generally the most acceptable setting, you will need
a monster card like a 2080Ti to run these headsets properly, and they really are for
enthusiasts at this stage due to the amount of software support and tweaking required
to run them smoothly, though again, that could change with something as minimal as a decent
software update from Pimax.
Still, the headsets are legit, and Pimax backers should have these headsets in their hands
by the end of the year.
Also, Valves Knuckles controllers have been updated to version EV3 and sent out to developers,
with slight upgrades to input feel, strap design, battery life and a few other tweaks.
Still no word on the release date of these bad boys though we can't be too far off now.
Stage 9, the Start Trek TNG fan built experience for flat and VR users alike was shut down
last week and we now know that it's due to a take down order from CBS, which means the
project is now completely dead.
Which is just *rrrrrrgh*.
Buuuuuut someone has uploaded the last stable release of stage 9 to mega upload, link in
the description *cough*.
And Mozilla have released Firefox reality, a VR web browser for the Oculus GO, Mirage
Solo and Vive Focus standalone VR headsets.
It's not a fully fledged VR browser just yet but it is a continued sign that VR web browsing
is a legitimate consideration by the big names in the web browser space.
As always, all the links are in the description.
And finally, Jeremy Horowitz, a writer for Venture Beat has gone on Twitter and said
that we are about 1 week away from having a redefining VR moment akin to what flat gaming
experienced with Super Mario 64.
Love to hear your guesses in the comments below but if it's porn related, then mate,
we've all been vigorously redefining VR for years now
And that�s this week on the Grid VR.
You can help support this channel by grabbing exclusive rewards on Patreon, and if you liked
this video then crush that like button, have your say in the comments below, and hit the
XO logo to subscribe if you wanna.
I�ll see you in the next one.
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How To Get Started On YouTube - Duration: 3:45.
Hey, what's up! It's Chris from Brooker Films and in today's video I'm going to
talk all about how to get started on YouTube. So, let's begin!
So I've had this YouTube channel for absolutely ages but I've never really done anything with it
I've only really used it to post my showreels and that's only one video every
single year and in the short time that I've been consistently uploading to
YouTube, I've learned quite a few valuable tricks that's helped my channel to grow
to where it is today, so in today's video I'm going to share the top 5 tips that
really helped me to get this channel off the ground. So my first tip is to find
your niche. Nobody is going to subscribe to a channel that uploads travel videos
food videos, makeup, beauty, etc. it's just too diverse and nobody's really going to
engage and nobody's going to understand what they're subscribing to. So the most
important thing before you do anything is to find your niche. Now on this channel
for example, I upload filmmaking and photography tutorials and do content all
around the theme of filmmaking and photography. So if I was to start
uploading different types of videos like dance videos for example, people watching
this channel would be super confused about what they're subscribed to and
soon enough, I would notice my subscribers would disappear and the
views and the engagement would disappear. So my number one tip is to find your
niche and create videos all around that one specific niche
We all have a favourite TV show and we know exactly what day and what time that TV show is
going to be played and the same rule should be used on YouTube. So if you're
uploading randomly to YouTube then people just won't understand when they
can expect a video. If your subscribers know that they can expect a video every
Tuesday at 5 o'clock for example then they will tune in at 5 o'clock every
single Tuesday just to watch your video. So keeping a schedule will instantly up
your views and will really help your engagement. So you've found your niche
and you've created a schedule, the next step would be to start creating
content and my third tip is to focus more on the content rather than the
production value of the video that you're shooting. It doesn't matter too
much what equipment you have, if you have an amazing story to tell and you've got
something that you need to share then it doesn't matter if you're shooting on an
iPhone or a £50,000 RED camera. If the story is interesting and people care
enough about it then it will get views and it will get engagement. There is
absolutely no point of having an expensive looking video if there is no
value in the content
So my fourth tip is to understand what you want out of this
platform. Are you trying to get more comfortable in front of the camera? Do
you want the most subscribers in the world? What is it that you're after? When
you know exactly where you want to be, you can work backwards and figure out
the path on how to get there. So understanding your intentions on
uploading is crucial and you should really know this before you start to
create your videos
Now my last tip is to just do it just start uploading
I've had this channel for years and I've wanted to create these videos for
so long now but I've always put so many different barriers in front of myself
There's too many people in YouTube, it's too difficult, it's too time-consuming, my
schedule is too demanding... there's no better time than now to start creating
and uploading videos to YouTube, so forget your excuses. Just start creating
videos and start doing it now. When you look back in a year and you've created
some incredible videos and you've built an audience. you're going to be so happy
and so glad that you finally started to do this so if you have any intention to
upload to youtube then forget your excuses, just start uploading right now
If you enjoyed watching this video then please do let me know in the comment
section below and don't forget to subscribe if you would like to see more
videos like this one in the future. Thank you ever so much for watching, I really
do truly appreciate it. I hope you're having the most amazing
day today. I will see you next time. Thank you for watching!
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