Waching daily Oct 9 2018

Water is life,

water is power

water has become the new oil

Sadly, it's becoming an increasingly scarce resource

across the globe through overuse and pollution

But who really controls the water we drink

A deep dive into the planet's water situation

reveals that in the coming decades

every country including the United States will have to determine

how to treat water as an economic good,

a human right,

And a depleting resource.

As these issues become more acute,

tensions have already begun to escalate,

but who's really behind this

All of this and more on today's episode of Edge of Wonder.

Welcome Edge of Wonder.

I'm your host Ben

and I'm Rob

Previously we did an episode on poles shifting—

the real life possibility that life on earth could massively change if the magnetic poles reverse.

We care about letting you guys know about

potential issues related to the Earth that not a lot of other people are talking about,

but should.

Today we're going to talk about a potentially even bigger issue!

Water.

Have any of you seen the movie The Big Short?

You all know that it was based on the real life story of Michael Burry,

who saw the coming financial crisis in 2008

and bet against the housing market while making millions.

At the end of the movie, though, it says something very strange.

Burry is putting all of his money into one thing…water.

Some of you might be thinking,

well how can you invest in water

and why would you want to when … well ... water is everywhere?

Well water is everywhere,

but did you know only about 2.5% of our water in the world is freshwater

and only about 1% of that is easily accessible?

Also what about contamination?

Is drinkable water becoming the new oil?

And just like oil, do we have to treat water as an economic good,

or a human right,

and a depleting resource?

In this episode we wanted to take a step back

and talk about something truly needs to be addressed,

because the reality is

water is already becoming a scarce commodity for many people in 3rd world countries.

If people don't take action in the future, this could affect everyone.

This really brings up a lot of moral and ethical questions as well.

We've been talking a lot in recent episodes about who controls the large corporations.

Should they control and own a lot of the freshwater?

And if so what does that mean for us?

In the US, an average American uses over 100 gallons of water a day

and the average European uses about 66 gallons!

Now granted cooking, washing clothes, flushing toilets, taking showers, drinking water, etc.

all these are included but that is a lot of water.

Now factor in industrial use

and ready for this, a whopping 400 billion gallons of water

are used per day in the US alone

with half of it being used for thermoelectric power generation.

We don't even have the biggest population in the world in the US

Did you know about 1.8 billion people worldwide are drinking water that is contaminated with feces?

1.8 can you image that

And 2.5 billion people do not have access to an improved sanitation facilities.

Also in many developing nations, the women spend 25% of their day collecting water.

But that isn't what is most shocking,

if you count all the South African women and children

they walk a daily distance equivalent to 16 trips to the moon and back to just fetch water.

The World Resources Institute has estimated that by 2025

two-thirds of the world's population will live in water-stressed areas,

concentrated in the Middle East, North Africa, and western Asia.

So what could happen

Well this could actually lead countries to go to war with each other over water shortages

which has already started to happen in Syria.

According to a recent report from Newsweek,

the next major war could be over water between Iraq, Syria and Turkey

over two vital rivers that run through the region.

Nabil al-Samman, a Syrian expert on international waters,

called this the "Water War,"

as this is being used as a weapon

for the commercial commodity controlled by the state for political ends.

Private vs. Public who owns the water

Water investments are lucrative for companies

since there is always going to be an unwavering demand for this increasingly scarce resource.

So of course this brings in a lot of fear which is …

will private investment determine water management and market rates

or will basic human necessities drive it

Opponents of water privatization also have problems with companies profiting from water,

which they argue is a public resource.

They say is the air we breathe the next essential resource for sale?

Make sense

So some people think it shouldn't really be for sale.

That kind of reminds me of spaceballs,

selling the..

canned air

Cue it

So A Pepsi VP said in 2000 "The biggest enemy is tap water."

So already we know where this is going

which was also followed up with "When we're done,

tap water will be relegated to irrigation and washing dishes,"

said Susan D. Wellington of Quaker Oats.

The scary part of this is that the three big corporations of Nestlé, Coke, and pepsi,

are all purchasing water and on a large scale.

The city of Sacramento in California,

let Nestlé bottle and sell "excess" tap water.

They are purchasing the water for 1$ per 750 gallons

and then selling this 1-3$ for a 16.9 ounce bottle water.

By the way, for those of you who watched our committee of 300 video,

and know that everything of the 300 comes from Switzerland,

well so does Nestlé's headquarters.

The world's largest water company, Suez,

serves about 1 billion people worldwide—

including 20 percent of China's urban population.

According to the in Depth Water Yearbook

63 million people in the US are now served in some way by private water companies.

American Water is the biggest water company here

and in 2016 its revenue was over $3.3 Billion.

However, it does cost a lot to treat water.

Globally, about $420 billion in capital spending is needed annually for water works,

but realistically only about $190 billion is actually spent,

according to Global Water Intelligence.

So as a result infrastructure is deteriorating.

But like everything and considering the missing hundreds of billions of dollars,

corruption is a huge factor because of lack of oversight.

According to a New York Times article:

"Bottled water manufacturers are not required

to disclose as much information as municipal water utilities of gaps in federal oversight authority."

It goes on to say that The Food and Drug Administration oversees bottled water,

and U.S. EPA is in charge of tap water.

There is one good thing about private companies though

owning the water is that they will invest more

and have state-of-the-technology to keep water clean and fresh.

But the question on everyone's mind is

if water does become more scarce

will they raise the price and force us to pay more for it

It's on my mind

It's on everyone's mind

So we gotta talk about China

One of the countries that has the most people

and the most serious water problems is China.

Authorities estimate that about 80 percent of China's surface groundwater

is not fit for drinking,

and 90 percent of the groundwater in urban areas is contaminated.

More than 360 million people,

that's more than the population of the United States,

or about a quarter of the country's population,

do not have access to clean water.

With the main sources of water pollution in China come from manufacturing—

chemical, fertilizer, paper, and clothing.

According to an official Chinese report,

70 percent of China's rivers and lakes are so polluted

that they can't even sustain marine life.

Things are so bad that it caused the extinction of the baiji dolphin,

a mammal native only to the Yangtze River.

I'm speculating that that's where the 3 eyed fish came from in the Simpsons

Probably

The Yellow, which is the 2nd largest

and is known as the cradle of Chinese civilization,

has over 4,000 petrochemical plants on its banks

and that polluted its waters beyond recovery.

China is one of the most water-stressed countries in the world.

China has a fifth of the world's population,

but less than 7 percent of its fresh water.

Beijing's groundwater was considered inexhaustible,

but that too has been being pumped faster than it can be replenished,

having dropped by nearly 1,000 feet in the last 40 years.

However, a lot of this contributes to corruption

throughout the communist party's history.

Mao's cultural revolution produced huge amounts of sewage and waste,

and these pollutants were discharged into rivers which still continue to this day.

In 2008 a report came out that

3,000 out of 21,000 petrochemical plants on the Yangtze and Yellow rivers

discharge billions of tons of wastewater per year.

There is even something called Cancer Villages in China,

where over 50% of the people who live in any one of these 400 villages

have cancer and these statistics were back in 2002!

I am sure it is way higher now if these things exist.

Many experts and scientists say

a solution for China to start improving water quality for urban areas

would be to include forest restoration,

more efficient agricultural practices,

and other conservation best practices.

But really, China would have to undergo a massive massive change for this to happen.

Ok, let's talk about chemicals in Water

Pollution is a huge problem when it comes to water

but there is a greater threat because it has more sources,

no way to stop it,

and seeps into our tap water inconspicuously in small amounts,

and is starting to add up.

What is it?

It is pharmaceutical ingredients, illicit drugs, and numerous substances of modern life

with largely unknown health effects.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or the EPA,

which regulates drinking water,

has identified 126 substances (and counting)

that may be pervasive in the U.S. drinking water supplies

which it calls "contaminants of emerging concern" (CECs)

or "emerging contaminants."

And how does it enter our waters?

Well when we take medications or illegal drugs,

part of it is absorbed in our bodies

and the rest passes well

when we go to the bathroom,

when we flush the toilet

I think they get it Ben

Some people also dispose their drugs in the toilet

in which their particles don't end up getting filtered.

The wastewater containing CECs is then released into rivers

or other bodies of water used as drinking water sources.

CECs enter the body not only through drinking water,

but also through the produce grown on land irrigated with water containing contaminants.

According to the Epoch Times,

Research hydrologist Dana Kolpin,

chief of the USGS Toxic Program's Contaminants of Emerging Concern Project,

that's a mouthful,

said: "You get exposed to a whole soup of things.

For a fish, it's what they live and breathe in,

but for humans it's what we're breathing,

it's what we're drinking,

it's what's we're lathering up on our skin for cosmetics,

it's what we eat."

Now what is really alarming is that

a study by the Idaho State University School,

hypothesized that the effect observed in fish indicates that this mixture of pharmaceuticals

in the drinking water may be triggering autism in some people.

Some scientists are hopeful that new tools will be invented

and new testing will be done to start catching these before it is too late.

A study at Harvard found that 6 million Americans are exposed through tap water to Polyfluoroalkyl

and perfluoroalkyl.

These substances are also known as PFOS and PFASs,

a class of chemicals used in paints and fire-fighting foam,

at levels at or above the safety limits.

PFASs have been linked to kidney cancer, elevated cholesterol, obesity, and endocrine disruption.

By the way, these chemicals bond with fluorine known in chemistry as a very deadly poison.

Wait a minute,

so what is the difference between fluorine and fluoride then?

Ok fluoride is actually a reduced form of fluorine

and they say it is only harmful in large quantities

but I mean it's in everything

With all the exposure that we are getting,

who really knows what it is doing to our bodies.

Someone found it reduces cavities

which is why of course everyone thought it would be good to spread it everywhere.

Yep great plan.

So we know that fluoride is becoming a major concern for a lot of people

and we covered a little bit of this in our 3rd eye episode

but we will be diving deeper into the fluoride conspiracy,

well doesn't really seem there is one,

but we will talk about it more in our next episode of water.

Also for those of you following our videos

you know that we are doing a whole series on exposing the deep state

and what their ultimate goal is.

We started with the committee of 300

and their plans for how to form their One World Government.

We also talked at length about Eugenics

and all the methods they are doing to carry out their plan.

The big conspiracy out there is that they are purposely polluting our waters,

to make us sick, to kill us off, to force us to buy their drugs,

and mixing pollutants in water

such as fluoride to actually significantly dumb us down.

Since water is crucial to our survival,

it would make sense that they would start to have these systems in place.

So this is what we will be talking about in our next episode.

But this water topic is huge

and the scope of it is just too broad,

so we will do one on the dangers of plastic bottles and fluoride.

Now if you are worried about your own drinking water,

most cities have free water testing kits that they will send you

and you can test your tap water.

And if they don't,

then you can find tests online that are not too expensive.

Or you can go to www.epa.gov/ccr

to see the rating of your own public water.

So guys, be on the lookout for those next episodes,

don't forget to hit like and subscribe

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The Mayor's Ex- Wife and an Old Friend - Duration: 7:30.

(funky bass guitar music)

Sheila Bentley?

You look like you were walking to the electric chair.

This is a friendly proceeding, Mrs...

Whatever you say your honor. (laughs)

Ms. Bentley you have six unpaid parking tickets

there on Friendship, Orange and Empire streets.

I was not driving that car.

Who was driving?

I own the car.

But, another person was driving it for the past five years.

Who's the other person?

A very irresponsible husband.

Your husband?

Soon to be ex.

It's soon to be your ex-husband?

Can't be soon enough, yes.

(laughs)

Well, I have to make full disclosure.

And that is, I may have a conflict here, because,

I actually performed a wedding between you and your husband.

And, I recall very vividly that

the wedding was at the Metacomet Country Club.

And it was a beautiful day

and it was out by the putting green

and everyone was so happy and...

Yes.

And celebrating and you had stars in your eyes,

looking at him.

Oh definitely.

And he had stars in his eyes looking at you.

And I recall saying, it's part of the wedding ceremony,

that the bond of marriage was a binding covenant.

I know, I have the video.

And that is was a beautiful tribute

to your undoubted faith in each other.

Yep.

That you took each other

for better or worse. For richer or for poorer.

In parking tickets and parking meter violations.

This has been the minorest.. - [Judge Frank] And you took.

of everything. Yes.

You took that vow.

I did.

Inspector Quinn, I don't think I asked her

if she would pay his parking tickets during the ceremony.

(laughs) Well,

I think that falls under "For better or for worse".

So, Ms. Bentley...

[Sheila] Yes.

(laughs)

Yes? (chuckling)

You haven't had good luck with marriages.

No I haven't, this is the third.

This is the third.

Yes.

Who was your second marriage to?

I forgot.

(audience laughs)

(laughs)

Inspector Quinn,

I'm not sure if you ever drove Mayor Cianci.

But her second marriage was to Mayor Cianci.

I was aware of that, your honor, but no I didn't.

I never had the pleasure of driving the mayor.

How do you feel about this Inspector Quinn?

Your Honor,

I'm familiar who was operating the vehicle at that time

and they're all around the court house

and I'm sure that he was probably

doing some duties in the court house.

I'm going to take your advise.

Because, really, I performed this wedding

and I know both of them.

So I'm going to rely upon your advice.

You want to place Ms.Bently on probation?

How do you wanna..

Your Honor, without subjecting her

to anymore unpleasantries,

I think she's suffered enough. (laughs)

Could we put my ex, soon to be in jail?

(laughter)

No, we're not going there Ms. Bentley.

There's a line for that, Ms. Bentley. (audience laughs)

Of husbands? Where? (laughing)

No, to put him in jail, there's a line for that, but.

Alright, here we have a situation,

Ms. Bentley is now getting divorced for the third time.

One died.

No, two died.

(audience murmurs)

(chuckling)

I'm not going there.

Judge she's trying to go three for three,

I'm not... I don't know if that's good.

Yes! (chuckles)

I'm not going there.

Alright? Based on the recommendation of Inspector Quinn

with the acquiescence of Inspector Carrington,

I think that the matters will be dismissed.

But before I make a final decision.

Have you resolved the issue?

Have you unregistered the car

or taken the plates off the car?

No I had someone take the plates off the car, so...

Alright so it'll be no one can drive that vehicle.

There's no more plates.

Alright so you've taken corrective action.

Thank you.

That helps you very much

Okay, good luck to you. The matters are dismissed.

Thank you.

(funky bass guitar music)

Atili Holder.

Are you Mr.Holder?

Mm hmm.

You wanna get next to the other microphone please.

And would you identify yourself please?

I'm P.O. Donna Delvecchio.

Mr. Holder is charged with parking 25 feet to the corner,

on Prairie Avenue.

Is there anything you wanna tell me about this Mr. Holder?

I don't go to Prairie Avenue, I live in East Providence.

Yeah. You...

Prairie Avenue is the worst part in Providence.

That's the ghetto.

And I don't go that way.

So I don't know where that ticket come from.

I haven't had a ticket all this year,

So, I don't know where that one come from.

Do you drive a Chevrolet?

Yes I do.

Mr. Holder, it appears to me that you met

with the city's lawyer

and you came to a resolution of this matter.

Isn't that correct?

Is it the parking ticket that you're talking about sir?

Yes.

Yeah so you agreed to pay $35 is that right?

No, I didn't agree to pay no $35,

'cause I didn't get no ticket on Prairie Avenue, Sir.

So why should I pay for something that I didn't do?

We couldn't even find the ticket cause all my tickets,

I save.

I got so many.

Um hmm

I save every ticket.

Alright just..

So I would have had that ticket, I don't have that ticket.

Just so you, just so you understand that,

Okay

You we're here earlier and

{Mr. Holder] Yeah.

I requested that everyone that was here for a trial

meet with the city's lawyer.

Right?

You met with the city's lawyer.

Right.

Right.

One with the parking enforcement officer.

Right.

She was there as well right?

Yes she was in the room. Yeah.

The city's lawyer sent me a note

saying that you agreed to pay $35.

And you're telling me that's not accurate.

Well, no. I'm saying that, I didn't get no ticket.

You know I pay every one,

why should I have to pay a court cost?

Well that's not court cost,

that's the basic cost of the ticket.

The tickets have tripled to $90.

Sir, I didn't get.. I don't go to Prairie Avenue.

I never go on Prairie Avenue.

That's in South Providence, I live in East Providence.

Just let me go through the numbers with you.

And we're not going to spend any time on this, right?

You are here today for trial.

Yes

Right. If this is not what you agreed to,

then we're gonna have a trial.

The parking enforcement officer will get on the stand

and she will testify under oath

and then you can testify under oath

and then I'll make a decision.

But...

It's either gonna be that,

or you're gonna pay $35 and, and one last thing.

Uh huh?

You were before me on a previous occasion,

and on the way out of the door,

you turned around and gave me the finger on the way out.

I never did that.

I never would do that in a court room.

Sir.

I'm 62 years of age,

why would I do something that stupid you're honor?

I would never do that.

Sir.

I would never do that.

Sir.

(sighs) Man.

I'm just telling you.

I would never do that Your Honor.

I'm just telling you.

Never, never, never. Never.

Just understand this,

that if you do it again,

that you'll be brought back into court

and we'll have a hearing

on whether or not you are in contempt.

Just so you understand,

right, once you get outside the door,

I don't care what you do.

Okay, are you gonna pay the $35 or are you going to trial.

I will pay it on a payment thing.

Alright, its $35, thank you for coming in.

You're welcome.

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That Weird 90s Game Console | Nostalgia Nerd - Duration: 12:46.

Ahhhhhhhhh, yes.

A 1990s Index catalogue.

I'd often flick through these pages, spying all the treasures, just like a peasant staring

through the Windows of the King's castle, in wonder, awe, sometimes even disbelief.

Many products would of course receive a circle, maybe a tick to show both my respect and desire

for the said item.

But other products, never received a circle directly.

Instead, I'd look upon them with a sense of incredulous intrigue.

The Systema TV Boy II was one of those products.

I'm not sure if you pronounce that SystemA or System-a or Sys-tema to be honest, Systema

makes the most sense, but I have seen it written with a capital A at the end.

ANYWAY....What the hell was this?

There's me splashing out £30 odd quid for the latest Master System game like an absolute

sucker, when for the same price I could grab this thing, with 126 built in games!

But my instincts served me well.

Either this thing was lying, or those games were utter, utter dog turd.

Time went on, and I forgot about the TV Boy II.

Until I saw it again for a third of its original retail price on eBay and decided the buy the

bastard, just to see what was going on with it.

Look at that packaging.

It's wondrous.

Boasting that same claim of 126 Games on the front, along with some screen shots, which

don't look THAT bad, although they do look a little familiar.

The rear of the box lists each game for our perusal, and although most of these games

seem new, albeit somewhat familiar, there is the odd recognisable name among them.

The front of the box has a flap which can be lifted to unveil the glorious prize.

I mean, if not for anything else, this packaging was done right.

I would have snapped this up had I seen it in the wild.

Inside is a lead.

It's an RF lead, and it's quite long.

There's also an instruction book.

It tells us;

"TV Boy offers 126 exciting retro games in full colour graphics with multi-directional

control and action button.

The games vary in difficulty and offer anything from a battle with SPACE INVADERS to a round

of gold.

Individual game instructions are not provided, however the games are quite easy to understand

and play... with practice.

Please note Game 91 is a factory test game and will not operate correctly on a home TV."

Well, you can be sure that's the first game I'll be loading up then.

Let's have a look at some games and their descriptions.

See if you can work out what their real names are supposed to be.

So, Pacmania: Avoid the Ravenous Ghost and Devour the MAXIMUM Dots.

The Birds: When they Attack.

KILL THEM!

Pinball: Apparently that needs no description.

It's pretty strange some of these are in bold, whilst others aren't.

No idea why that is.

The Gardener: Fill up the Mole's Warren Before They Eat Your Vegetables!

Christ.

You can see whoever wrote this got bored as they went along.

Lost Ships: Space Journey Fly in the Sky: Avoid the Wind Turbines

The Flying Man: Catch the Bandits.

The unit itself is a chubby oval plastic thing.

It's got one fire button, a wobbly D-Pad an Select, Start and Reset switches.

On the top we've got a coaxial out, power switch and a 6V DC in.

Handily it can also run off batteries, so let's pop some Industrial standard JCB cells

into the rear.

The power light turns on, so all looks promising.

I'm going to run this thing through a modern LCD TV to start with, just to get an idea

of the picture quality.

As it's running through RF, I'll need to tune the TV in, which Blue Peter style, I've already

done.

Now, actually, the picture is pretty clear, and defined.

I'm impressed, especially for RF modulation.

You get the odd interference pattern if you move the cord about, but that's to be expected.

What I'm less impressed with is that music.

Good god.

It sounds like a Master System in horrendous pain.

Why won't it stop.

Oh, that's better.

So.

GAME 91.. and, it's actually Defender, otherwise known as Protection....

If you look at the original TV Boy, this is actually listed on the box and manual.

I'm not sure if the reason they decided to call it a "Test Game" was because it does

seem to ball up occasionally, or because they genuinely used this for testing.

Sometimes it'll play fine for a good few minutes, other times, you'll get reset back to the

start.

You can also cycle through something using the Select button, which changes the background

colours....Interesting.

Looks like a case of poor implementation, or perhaps, a dodgy hack.

Let's pair this thing with a more suitable visual output.

Now, aside from the music.

This menu system is arse.

You have to manually scroll through each digit to get the game you want.

There's no on screen indication of what the game is at all.

But lets try some other titles.

No doubt you've already twigged, but if not, it's clear that these are all Atari 2600 games.

Unlicensed ones at that, which seems strange given that this thing was sold in high street

retailers in various countries, including the UK.

You can see that whilst most of these titles are recognisable, they've removed the titles

and copyright messages where they could.

But yet it's strange how the better known ones still retain theirs, in all their glory.

I'm not sure if the creators assumed that because these games were so well known, copyright

didn't apply, or what?

I have absolutely no idea.

I tried to call the Systema Help Line in the manual to find out more, but unfortunately

the number no longer seems to be in service.

Systema of course, responsible for making many a cheap LCD type game in the 90s, but

very much a legitimate company.

It shows you just how much game copyright has changed since then, unless of course we're

talking AliExpress or Wish.com, then nothing has changed what-so-ever.

Anyway, let's run through a few titles;

The first game on the list is Desert Strike, and unfortunately, it's not THAT Desert Strike.

No, this is actually Chopper Command, released in 1982 by Activision.

It's perfectly playable.

Really, it's a lot like playing a 2600, but without wrist breakingly stiff joysticks,

which is refreshing.

Here's River Raid, otherwise known as....errr...

River Raid.

It boggles me whey they change some names but not others.

Pacman is now Pacmania... because, that's gonna fool them isn't it?

Use the name of a Pacman sequel.

Atari will be so confused, they won't know what's hit them.

But to be fair, the Atari Games division entity was at this point, mostly sitting dormant

under Time Warner, and they had bigger fish to fry than some "retro games" from 10 years

ago.

I mean, who gave a crap about that?!

No one else was interested in these ancient games back then; Retro gaming wasn't really

a significant market.

People were instead consumed by future possibilities, by the Mega Drive, the Super Nintendo and

whatever super consoles lay in wait.

Anyway, Pacman on the 2600 is notoriously shi*e.

Given there are 126 games on here, you're bound to find some you enjoy.

I mean, the 2600 games library had some absolute corkers.

It also had some absolute stinkers, but for £30, this wasn't actually too bad a deal

back in the early 90s.

It would have made a great entertainment device for the younger members of the household.

That long coaxial lead is also a nice touch.

It means this thing can be played comfortably on the softa, or even sitting on your bed,

with your 14" portable telly stuck over the other side of the room.

Pressing the reset button will take you back to the built in menu.

Start will start a new instance of the game you're currently playing and select will sometimes

pause proceedings.

The controls are responsive.

Overall, it's alright.

Other people must have agreed it was alright too, especially as this is the TV Boy 2, which

itself received two further sequels, in the form of the TV Boy III and the Super TV Boy.

Yep, we've got our own little lineage of 1990s knock off Atari 2600 consoles here.

The original TV Boy came out in 1992, and actually allowed simultaneous 2 player gaming

via.

2 standard 9 pin joystick ports.

It's almost an actual 2600, just without the ability to insert cartridges.

126 seems a good amount, but let's not forget the 2600 has a library of over 500 titles.

This variant, the TV Boy II, appeared in 1993, lacking the ability for 2 players, but wielding

a simplified board design to save costs.

We'll take a look at that in a second.

TV Boy 3 from 1994, featured a "MODERN" controller, which may not be to everyone's taste, and

the Super TV Boy, released in 1995, looked more like an actual console.

But really, other than aesthetic changes, these consoles all contain the same games,

bar the odd variation, and offer the same experience.

Some versions of the TV Boy II distributed in Europe also seem to have a composite out

instead of RF, and you could even get versions of the original with a plug in antenna, allowing

wireless broadcasting to your TV set.

Although you'd probably need an indoor aerial to pick up the weak signal - I doubt this

signal would extend to your average roof top aerial.

These consoles were all manufactured in China and distributed by NICS in North America,

SystemA in the UK and Akor for Europe.

There also appears to be a Japanese version, which looks very different, and even comes

with a plug-in cartridge.

Alright, let's open this bessie up and see what secrets she holds.

It's all a bit sparse really.

We've got the modulator to the top right there, and almost everything else is housed under

this shielding block, which is actually soldered to the board.

But under there you'll actually gind a MOS Technology 6507 CPU, a Stella chip - the same

responsible for the 2600s graphics and sound, a 512KB ROM and 128 bytes of RAM.

The games are simply then bank switched into RAM when necessary.

When you press the Reset button the memory is reset, the menu is loaded again from ROM

and we start again.

Pretty simple stuff, but as is often the case, simple works.

So there we have it.

The Systema TV Boy.

A piece of 1990s history, which is actually probably more relevant today than it was back

in the 90s.

It's strange how these things work out.

If you fancy grabbing one yourself, check out eBay, there's usually loads of the little

mites on there for about a tenner each.

Thanks for watching.

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What Knocked Over Uranus? And Two Other Mysteries - Duration: 6:31.

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When astronomers look out into the galaxy, they see all kinds of planets orbiting other stars.

But the most common type might be the worlds the size of our solar system's ice giants, Uranus and Neptune.

And that's great! It means we have two prime examples right in our own backyard,

so we can take a close-up look at what these exoplanets might be like.

Unfortunately, we know less about Uranus and Neptune than almost anywhere in our solar system.

Which is not so great.

We've already done an episode about Neptune and its mysteries, so let's jump back and

check out three of our biggest, seemingly most basic, questions about Uranus.

The first question is one astronomers have been asking for decades:

Why is the planet lying on its side?

Relative to the plane of its orbit around the Sun, Uranus is tilted about 98°,

four times more than Earth.

What's more, whatever happened must have occurred early on because the planet's rings

and moons are tilted by the same amount.

The accepted idea is that, during the solar system's early days,

Uranus was hit by an object several times larger than Earth.

That knocked the young planet over, and the moon- and ring-forming

disk that surrounded it followed suit.

But a giant impact is kind of the default theory in planetary science.

Some computer simulations published in 2011 suggest it might have actually taken more

than one impact to create what we see today.

And one 2009 paper points out that a collision might not have been necessary at all.

If any evidence of what truly happened still survives, it's probably deep within the

planet's interior, hiding under all those smooth outer layers.

The only way to figure out what's down there is through gravity measurements,

and those can only be made by a spacecraft in orbit.

As the satellite circles Uranus, the extra gravity from denser areas would speed it up

a tiny bit, while less dense areas would slow it down.

Over time, the pattern of these changes could hint at the planet's internal structure.

And if Uranus seems weirdly lumpy on the inside, it might give us clues about its ancient past.

Amazingly, the planet itself might not have had the Uranian system's most troubled past.

That honor could belong to its moon Miranda,

which appears to be among the solar system's most tortured objects.

Less than 500 kilometers across, Miranda has canyons more than 20 kilometers deep.

It's covered in cracks, and its surface seems to have been pushed and pulled from all directions.

To top it all off, its orbit is also tilted relative to Uranus's equator over ten times

more than any of its other major moons.

There are all sorts of hypotheses about what might have happened, from yet another impact

to tidal heating and gravitational interactions with the other large moons.

But all planetary scientists have to go on is a few images from the Voyager 2 spacecraft in 1986.

And those are on just one side of Miranda.

A long-term Uranus orbiter could build a global map of the moon's surface, which would enable

geologists to reconstruct the order in which these different events must have occurred.

Finally, lots of pictures could also help solve the case of the weird Uranian rings.

Today, we know of 13 of them, and they're pretty cool by themselves.

Some are dark, and others have hints of color like red and blue.

One even seems to contract and expand, about five kilometers over a few hours.

They're very different from the rings around Saturn.

Instead of being broad and icy, Uranus's rings are narrow and dusty.

The dust is probably bits of rock knocked off nearby moons by meteor impacts, but no

one's really sure why the rings are so narrow.

Normally, as ring particles bump into each other,

they tend to spread out in a process called diffusion.

One way of confining that material into a narrow ring

is through a pair of moons, called shepherd satellites.

One shepherd orbits inside the ring and one outside, and together their gravity keeps

the band trapped in a narrow region.

That's the case for one of Saturn's rings, but only one of the many narrow Uranian rings

seems to have its own shepherds.

We're not positive what's going on with the other ones.

Of course, it is possible that astronomers just haven't found all the moons that are out there.

When the Cassini spacecraft arrived at Saturn, it found many new moons,

including one embedded directly in the planet's rings.

And back in the '80s, Voyager 2 found ten Uranian moons of its own.

An orbiter at Uranus might turn up a similar collection and, even if it doesn't, long-term

observation of the rings's motion could help scientists figure out what's going on.

Now, if you've been paying attention, you might have noticed I've said one word

over and over again: orbiter.

That's the key to solving these mysteries and many more.

Only with careful, repeated observations can researchers build a complete picture of what's

going on in the Uranus system.

And only an orbiter can make that happen.

The good news is, that's exactly what planetary scientists plan to do.

Every ten years, the research community gets together to create a roadmap for the coming decade.

And in their most recent version, which was released in 2011, a mission to Uranus was

listed as one of the most important objectives.

Of course, that's no guarantee, and even if a mission started development tomorrow,

we'd still be many years from launch and many, many years from getting results.

But things are moving in the right direction.

And that's critical, because understanding Uranus isn't just about our own solar system.

It could be key to the history of planets all over the galaxy.

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Ozzy Man Reviews: The Queen's Guard - Duration: 3:02.

This tourist is like "Oh honey. Come here. Yeah come here. Do you have any snacks?".

"I need a cheeky snack."

The queen's guard yells out "Stick your snacks up your ass".

"This is not a snack friendly footpath."

I think she thinks she's a maverick but that philosophy backfires.

She simply looks like a fucken fruit loop for disobeying the Rope.

The guard is quietly thinking "All right, Yeah!!"

"This has ended up being an action-packed day."

Don't impersonate him. Don't impersonate him. Just stop Impersonating him.

Why do you have to impersonate him?

Oh no don't do the stompy stomps, don't do it.

Okay, you've had a bit of fun call it a day.

And there's the shove.

His girlfriend cut the camera fast.

I don't know what happened next.

One day. Someone's gonna get a bayonet through the fucken eyeball, though.

This fella has even brought along his own fluffy hat to help him be a dickhead.

The guard looks "You look like a dickhead" right there.

"You look like a dickhead" the tourists absolutely realizes he looks like a fucken dickhead.

Seriously, ladies and gentlemen, if you want to learn how to March you can do it through the appropriate avenues.

You don't show up to someone's work and start mimicking them when you wanna learn from them.

Apply for a bloody internship.

No, what are you doing now? Don't touch him. Don't do that.

Here comes the bayonet to the eye!

Ohhh he thought about it!

I reckon he wanted to do it.

This Sheila has thrown her glove near a guard.

Everyone is thinking "Why the fuck would you do that?".

There's the glove abandoned.

It never wanted to be used like this.

The guard is like "Fuck you". The woman says "Can you pick up me glove?".

Eventually a wizard shows up and he says "you are rude as fuck".

"I should banish you to the Shadow Realm."

"That bloke may not look busy but he is working."

"His pay grade doesn't require him to pick up gloves."

The guard stomps in agreement.

The wizard says "take your fucking glove and be gone."

She's like "Why don't you take a dance break?".

"Come on, let's do a little bit of dancing."

"My milkshake brings all the guards to the yard."

He's like, "I'm not interested".

Oh she's twerking, Don't don't twerk.

What's he gonna do? There's the stomp.

Here comes the bayonet to the eye.

Noo! No.

What's he what's he up to?

Oh he's walking off.

That is a fantastic response when you don't like someone! Just turn your back and walk the fuck away.

Oh, what is this bloke up to?

He is getting away with a lot.

He's touching him.

You're not usually.. You can't do that! This..

OH My God!!

You know what? I think this is where it all started.

This bloke probably inspired every tourist to be an absolute Fuck Wit.

This has got to be fucken where it started.

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1000Bulbs.com 500 Are You Ready? - Duration: 0:17.

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Rifle M16 A3 Unboxing & Test Shoot - Duration: 4:16.

So today we are going to give it a try of his new rifle

M16 A3 type right?

So today we are here to collect the product

and give it a test shoot

It's air pressured I'm so excited!!!

And also I'm using DJ...

sorry it's Zhiyun Smooth Q

This is with iPhoneX

Using front camera

So without further ado

Let's have some fun

This is so cool

No no You guys unbox

I will just record the video

Jonathan:He has a YouTube channel

Mark:You do?

Yea I usually do some unboxing videos

Some technology products

But this is like the real deal!

So this is the main body?

Yes

Speed loader?

Speed loader

So can we use it to shoot bird?

Jonathan:No No No

Like ducks wild ducks

Seriously don't say that

How do I call this?

Is this air pressured gun or what?

What is the correct name?

Mark:Gas blowback rifle

Jonathan:This is the barrel and upper receiver

So is it like fully automatic or half automatic?

Mark:Semi-Auto and Full-Auto

Oh Wow~~

The material

Is it steel or stainless?

Mark:Umm it's sort of cast

The structure of this is just like the real gun

Exactly like the same?

Jonathan:Almost almost

Mark:Pretty much yea

Mark:Apart of the trigger part could be different

Mark:Because on the real one you have a hammer pin at there

Cuz on the real gun

you see the bullet is bigger than（airsoft one）

So that part is different

Is it possible to add some thing to decrease the noise?

Mark:You can put a suppressor on it

Mark:But doesn't make any different

And the smell of the gas is it carbon dioxide?

Now this is the M16 with the scope

It's show time

Running out of the gas

End of today

See you~~

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Bringing Virtual Reality to Brain Surgery | Freethink - Duration: 5:29.

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- [Woman] On Monday, June 5th, 2017,

I felt the worst headache of my life.

Like an ice pick driving through my skull.

(intense music playing)

A CAT scan revealed a bleed in the side

of my head the size of a softball.

The only option to stop the bleed was

to have a craniotomy to remove it.

Being completely out of control is terrifying.

(intense music playing)

- [Doctor] It's difficult to talk to patients

about brain surgery because it's very abstract.

We're combining delivering difficult news

about a scary diagnosis with the additional fear

of not knowing what to expect,

and not being able to understand

what it is I'm explaining to them.

When we show them a model,

when they fly inside their own brain,

they can see the structures.

They can see the tumor, they can see the aneurysm.

- [Woman] This device creates an experience for the patient

where nothing is unknown anymore.

(intense music playing)

(cars driving)

- [Surgeon] While it's certainly daunting

to think about somebody tinkering around inside your head,

there's a whole bunch of anxiety that comes with that.

Patients are looking for some hope.

They're looking for a way to understand what's happening.

What's made brain surgery, historically, pretty challenging

is surgeons have to look at two dimensional imaging

and in their mind's eye, create a three dimensional map

of how they might approach the operation.

We thought, you know what.

We can intervene here and we can take MRI and CT scans

and fuse them together in our software

to create a virtual reconstruction

and change the practice of medicine for the benefit

of the family, the surgeon and the institution.

It is that person's anatomy VRalized.

The Intel processor really allows our content to come alive.

- [Man] We've worked with Surigcal Theater,

taking our latest desktop

and notebook processor technologies

so that we can very quickly render those 3D environments

in the exam room and allow that patient

to have a real-time, immersive experience

while their providers in the room.

- [Provider] Hi there.

Good morning.

Good to see you again.

What you're looking at now,

this is a three dimensional model of your brain.

You see the tumor there in green?

- [Patient] Yes.

- [Provider] Now, you're getting something to see

that most patients never get to see.

(intense music playing)

- [Woman] I was totally panic-stricken.

I'm not a doctor so I couldn't understand

what they were trying to tell me

because I had never physically seen a craniotomy before.

It's so hard to wrap your head around

what they're about to do.

(intense music playing)

When I put on the goggles,

my surgeon asked me if I was ready to fly.

In the moments where they

were telling me really terrifying things,

I also felt a little bit of peace

from the way it was being presented.

I was able to, in real-time, see inside my brain.

I was physically there with them,

looking at exactly what they were trying to communicate.

- [Another Doctor] Before Surigcal Theater,

preparing for surgery was literally me

sitting over a cup of coffee,

kinda thinking okay I'm gonna do this

and then I remember that the optic nerve is here.

But those preparations were kinda ad-lib.

Now, with 360 degree 3D reconstructions,

we're able to be inside that environment

which is as close to brain surgery as we can actually get

without being there in the operating room.

(intense music playing)

The advantage that the virtual planning

and rehearsal brings to our readiness for surgery

is the ability to simulate multiple different approaches.

In a real patient, we don't get to try that more than once.

We only get one shot at it.

In the virtual model, we can do two plans,

three plans, five plans, and see which one is the best

for the individual patient.

- [Provider] Can you make the bone look a little more

like bone, so it's not translucent at first?

Now that I can see the frontal sinus,

I'm planning it you know--

- [Man] Different.

- [Provider] Yeah. Yeah.

(intense music playing)

Let's bring in the microscope.

- [Doctor] When we're in the operating room

and we get to the time of surgery,

because we've done the preoperative rehearsal,

it kinda feels like deja vu.

Like okay, I've been here before.

I know where the important structures are gonna be.

(operating room noises)

- [Provider] Here we are.

We're coming up to the back of the tumor right here.

This would be a good place to do an overlay.

Make the tumor more translucent.

(intense music playing)

- [Woman] I was at the hospital in the ICU for 10 days

and I had two angiograms, two MRIs,

two CAT scans and a craniotomoy.

I had a risk of having epileptic seizures

for the first of my life.

Not knowing that I'd ever be able to drive a car again,

that I would ever be able to run again.

But I would say the biggest testament to how everything went

is the fact that I'm sitting here today.

It was nothing short of a miracle.

- [Doctor] I think this technology

is absolutely groundbreaking.

(intense music playing)

I wouldn't use the word revolutionary.

I would say it's evolutionary.

(intense music playing)

I think virtual reality will change the face of healthcare.

I think it some ways it already has.

(intense music playing)

This is just an expertise that Intel possess

that has helped us advance in ways

we never thought possible.

People are demanding transparency.

I think people deserve to be spoken to

in a way that they can understand.

(intense music playing)

- [Woman] It made me grateful for each and every moment

that we have.

We experience life in three dimension.

Why should our medical care be any different?

(intense music playing)

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IRONMAN HAWAII WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Day 2: Dave Scott's Course Strategy - Duration: 10:13.

- Morning, Trainiacs.

- We're in Kona.

We're here, this is day one, and we are about to just go

right over there and do a walk through the course

with the man, six-time champion Dave Scott.

(upbeat music)

Okay, so we're here with Dave Scott.

For those of the say, six people that don't know

who you are, why don't you introduce yourself?

- Well, we were just talking here on the pier, Taren,

and this is my 38th year that I've been here to Ironman.

- 38th?

- Well, I'm older, I'm older than you, and older

than probably a lot of your viewers.

I did Ironman in 1980, that was the

third year of the event, and it was in Oahu,

and since then, '81, it's been

over here on the big island, so.

We are here, Ironman Week, and it's a crazy week,

just coming down here today but it's always great energy.

- Yeah, it's fantastic.

Six time winner here, so the man, literally "The Man"

is your nickname, knows the course.

So let's just give people kind of a, bit of an overlay

of what they can expect on race day.

Let's talk about the swim for, the people, let's say

they're a mid-pack swimmer like that, that really

meaty part of the swim, that 1:30ish kind of swim,

this is one of the few remaining mass starts

that they can experience in the world with

Ironman going more towards rolling starts.

How do people approach this swim?

- Aggressively.

- Aggressively?

- (laughs) Aggressively.

- How so?

- Well, I think a lot people that, everyone's gonna have

a comfort zone, so when they span out, it's fairly

narrow here in the harbor, and you've got about 125 meters

right to left, so being next to the pier,

the pier's a direct line,

but if you're a little apprehensive and

ambivalent about the start and elbows going like that,

better to be on the left side and then kind of angle in.

The swell has a tendency to kick everyone out to sea,

so even when you watch the pros, you'll see kind of

a banana arc, they're going out to sea

and then they have to correct.

So I think for the folks that are here

and they're the 1:30 people as you describe,

look at that first buoy, it's about 300 meters offshore,

and hit that right on a T.

- Okay.

- So whether you're on left side, right side,

go right at that first buoy and don't do the banana.

One other thing that happens with a lot of the newbies,

you're surrounded by people cause there's a lot

of folks out there, and as you said,

it's not the rolling start, it's the mass start.

Like the good old days, that's what we like to see.

Most people have a tendency to be a little overzealous,

they're anxious at the start obviously,

and they have a tendency to hold their breath.

And even when they turn their head to the side,

you can see people kind of take a quick inhale,

it's not really an inhale,

and they're not exhaling, so you can get 100 meters

into the swim and realize you're clearly hypoxic

and panicky, so I always tell people, the blue sky,

look up at the sky, not those orange hats

that are moving around, take slow methodical breaths,

and see your exhale, the water's clear and

you can blow out of your nose and your mouth.

So when people do that at the outset,

it has a calming feeling and that's what you want.

- Okay, so let's talk about the bike now, Dave.

There are all these different sections that

everyone talks about, being so legendary for

being difficult to climb up to Hawi,

the open sections where the wind's just howling

off of the ocean, that last 30k in any Ironman is difficult.

Is there a section that is the most difficult,

emotionally, and what can athletes expect

to be going through when they go through that section?

- Yeah, good question there, broad question.

I mean, the bike course has lots of challenging spots.

I have a series that's out that

kind of goes over those multiple spots.

I always tell people, and even the pros, and I'll use

Sebastian Kienle as a good example.

He's won the race here, amazing cyclist,

he caught the lead pack at 30 miles on his victory.

In other words, he had to make up that time,

slowly made it up and then blew everyone away.

He had his best swim ever a couple years ago,

and in the first 4.8 miles, about 8 kilometers

here in town, it climbs up a lot.

And he smashed it.

And certainly was well above his VO2 on that.

I see a lot of amateurs doing that, it's like they're

doing a flat-out time trial and it happens to be,

you know, a couple K long.

So, they get to the bottom Palani Hill in town

and there's droves of people there,

and they're just going at a suicidal pace

which is just nonsense, so they get the top of Palani Hill,

I think a lot of them have gone too hard.

So they've gotta back off.

So that's really one, and that's just at the outset,

that they need to kind of temper that down a bit.

The second most difficult part is

as they get at the base of the Hawi climb,

and it's 12k seven miles, you see the seven mile sign,

and that first mile is the steepest.

And when you see that, quite often you have

a good headwind, a big headwind, it can be anywhere

between 15 miles to 40 miles an hour,

and (laughs) a lot of people go my gosh,

you know, where are my legs?

That's number two, I know you only said one but

we've got a lot of time.

(laughs) The third one is at Kawaihae, coming back.

And Kawaihae is at the sea, and you climb up

about 1800 meters, maybe not quite that far,

to the Queen Ka, the main highway.

You have 60k to go.

You said 30k, that last 60k, people get mentally soft,

and we've seen attrition with the men pros,

the women pros, and all the way through the amateurs.

With 60k to go, 120k into it, a lot of them are just spent.

- Interesting, so how do they prepare for that?

Is it nutrition, like you mentioned?

- I didn't mention nutrition, you just did.

- You did.

- I did?

- I listened.

- Really? I said nutrition?

- I was on top of that.

- I don't know if I said nutrition, Taren, but I think its.

- We're gonna go back to the tape.

- It's, nutrition.

(beep)

Nutrition can be a big issue,

because people have a tendency to eat too much too soon.

It's a long day, they think Kauai, the conditions are tough

so therefore as they get out of T2, I've gotta gobble

down 1000 calories, and I've heard people do this

and see them do this, and they're able to get through

a good, better part of the cycling leg, and they get

to the run, they've got huge GI problems.

And that kind of permeates all the different levels,

I hear with the pros as well.

Whatever you do in training, try to match that here.

Similar conditions, obviously, this humidity and heat.

You may need 20% more but you cannot come out of it,

a T1 and think you can win the race by

taking in more nutrition, that's a huge mistake.

So that clarify nutrition?

- Well, you didn't ever say it.

- (laughs)

- Let's get into the run.

Let's assume everyone's done training,

they've got the volume in their legs.

Almost everyone is expected to walk at some point.

A lot of the winners, year to year, will even walk.

But how can the average age grouper, who's done

the right training, limit the damage that happens

in that last half of the marathon?

- Well, first off, I don't agree with your statement

about getting the volume in your legs.

- Is this payback because of the nutrition crack I made?

- No, no, no, not really.

I'm supposed to be the pseudo-expert, so, you're the color.

- The color?

- Yeah, the color.

- I'm the foil.

- You're the color.

I think a lot of people have a tendency

to do too much volume, cause it affects really

what's called the energy organelle,

the mitochondria, so when people keep doing

volume, volume, volume, particularly as they get close,

there's actually the deterioration in their ATP

and mitochondria, that's kind of technical.

So, early on in the year, when the pace is slower

because their fitness isn't there,

there's nothing wrong with doing volume,

but you can't do it week to week to week,

which has been the model for a long time.

That is a mistake.

So, now that I've corrected you on that, Taren,

regardless of that, if they allow themselves

to rest a little bit in the last three weeks,

and keep their light training program,

they should be ready to go.

The run, to minimize down time, you have to anticipate

the aid stations, and do you need aid?

And they're spaced out every mile.

And when you come to that aid station, have a plan.

I think a lot of people are chaotic when they go to it

and they end up walking, and you can eat up a minute

to a minute and a half at every aid station times 24,

or 25, and it's a huge amount of time.

So, I always tell people, keep shuffling.

Even in the old days when we had the Boy Scouts out here,

(laughs) just kind of saying, "Oh my gosh, hand me

"that, that fluid, okay?"

I would always point to em, and I'd point to em and say,

"Okay, come with me, come with me.

"Run with me, run with me, run with me."

They'd get it, so they'll come out.

And I think, you know, the amateurs, the pros,

you don't have to hit em with a baton over the head,

but you can tell them, "Hey, move with me, I'd like

"you to give me that aid."

And it works.

And I have athletes that we're talking about

that, we've, you know, we've talked about this exactly.

Minimize that time in the transition areas,

keep your legs moving, and if you feel like you're

having to walk, start your arms again because your arms

will dictate or mandate the leg speed.

- Keep that moving.

- Yeah.

- Very interesting stuff.

So, if you want to get the entire play by play

of the entire course, Dave has that on his channel.

How many videos are on that?

- Well, we're leaking them out slowly,

but I also have a series that's out, so.

We just started this, Dave Scott TriClub,

and we have a lot of videos on that, and I shot

some other ones for HOKA about the Kona Course.

But they have applications to all Ironman races,

even though there's some particulars that,

as you asked me here, I think when people go into

an Ironman race, it's an Ironman race so

what do you think about?

So I have swim tips, I have running tips,

I have cycling tips, and then go to

DaveScottTriClub.com, and they can find all about my club.

- Perfect, we'll link to everything over here

in the side, in the description below.

Thank you very much, Dave.

- Okay Taren, pleasure.

- Yeah.

- Nice chatting with you.

- Yeah.

- All right, if you need some more tips.

- My pleasure.

- If you need some more tips, just holler, you know,

those long days and nutrition.

- You already corrected me on the swim.

- Well, you're pretty good on land, but you.

- (laughs)

- I need you see in the water over here, and see

what a disaster you look like.

Nah, I'm just kidding.

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- Hi guys. I'm Roxette Arisa, and you're watching

This Week in Beauty with ipsy.

So today, we have a sneak peak of one

of the amazing products inside of our October glam bag.

But first, look at this bag itself.

It is so cute.

It has this beautiful red color, and I love red.

So, I already love that, but on top of that,

it has like a masquerade mask design on it.

So I feel like, it's very Halloweeny, okay.

We're getting into the Halloween spirit already,

and I always reuse my old glam bags

for storing like my favorite lip products

inside of my purse.

Instead of just having them dispersed inside my purse,

super messy.

I like to organize them in here,

so I know exactly like where my favorite lip products are.

So, let us know in the comment section.

What has been your favorite glam bag

that you've ever received?

I think for me, I would probably have to say

the blue one from July.

I thought it was so pretty, and on top of that,

like again, it's a unique color,

so it stands out in my purse against

all the other black items that I have in there.

And, digging into the glam bag,

I wanted to show you guys a sneak peak

of one of the products.

So, this is the super lux Buxom,

Full-On Lip Polish in the shade Dolly.

It is a lip plumping gloss, so it kind of tingles

when you apply it, but it's not uncomfortable at all.

And, on top of that, it has the most beautiful

high shine glossy finish with almost like

a shear, shimmery quality to it.

It's really, really pretty, and it can pair

with so many different lip products underneath it.

So, you can do like a lip liner,

and then, just this in the center.

Or even, on top of like any other nude or even brown nude,

pink nude just any spectrum of nudes.

Liquid lipstick, so, very versatile product.

And hopefully, you guys get it cause it's a good one.

Let us know in the comment section,

if you got this one in yours'.

(upbeat music)

We polled the ipster Community

and you guys let us know that you wanted to learn

how to transform into a magical mermaid for Halloween.

So, let's head over to ipsy open studio creator Katie Cole,

you may know her online as fancyflutie,

as she teaches us how to get the look.

Take it away Katie.

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Wow, I love the look she created.

It is so stunning.

What are you guys gonna be for Halloween?

Or what are you thinking of being?

It's a little early in the game,

but what are you guys thinking of being?

Let me know in the comment section below.

That's all we have time for today.

Thank you guys so much for watching

This Week in Beauty with ipsy.

I'm Roxette Arisa, and we'll see ya next time.

Bye.

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Rosie's World presents

Countdown to Halloween

22

Hi everybody!

Declan take out pieces of costume from the dress up trunk

He goes behind the curtain to change

He comes out dressed as Link from The Legend of Zelda

[Music: Remember the Heroes]

Declan waves the master sword

Pretending to fight his enemies

He spins with sword in hand

He's in a spin attack. Also known as the whirling blade.

Link runs with Cucco on his head in Kakariko Village

Link rolls on the ground

Link rolling in a roll attack

Declan waving his master sword

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If you opened this video, it means you are familiar with the cases when for the full

Diving into the game A LITTLE BIT NOT ENOUGH FPS! Usually in this situation, we go

in the graphics settings and starting to understate beauty Until we reach

the desired result. Or do not start sad to see what is to understate something in general

it is nowhere. And sometimes just do not want to underestimate the schedule, as it does

The visual of the game is frankly lousy. For example, I only as a last resort

I'm starting to lower the resolution of the image below the standard 1080p

Still, clarity, at least for me, is more important than the distance of drawing shadows

high particle density and other physics. But what if the settings and so

already at the lowest possible level, and still fps is not enough? And like me, the resolution you don't want to go into the soap also sub-hd

Where do you get some more frames from?

And then I remembered the game Evil Within. The first part of the game came out like a new generation

ps4 and xbox one consoles So on the previous ps3 and xbox360

Those who bought the game on the past generation of consoles accounted for

play in a terribly inconvenient picture format. With black fields above and below, like in the movies.

This really added to the effect of the movie on the game, but also

very complicated gameplay. Because the character is almost nothing

I saw not only above and below, but also on the sides of myself too.

Due to the very low viewing angle. So it would seem that all the possible benefits of

there was no such format. But according to one of the developers,

it was a necessary measure to get a little more fps from the old

iron previous generation consoles. After all, beyond these black stripes

nothing rendered. On the next generation of consoles and on PC strips

allowed to shut off at will. Because performance is already

Enough to render in honest 1080p. So we will take advantage of this!

It is not necessary to have an ultra wide monitor to set such a resolution of the picture.

In addition, we will be able to regulate

How many pixels to give for these black bars.

ok open the nvidia control panel. If you have amd, I have no idea how you play games at all.

Joke. But you will have to find the settings yourself.

I am sure they sure are, I guess. Next, go to the display branch.

Change resolution. Click on the button "setting", put a tick in the box

"Enable modes and not offered by the display" and click "Create custom resolution".

I added two options, at 960p and 880p. Click the test button.

If the image on the screen does not disappear completely, click "yes", and if it disappeared, then you screwed up.

Wait 20 seconds until the system returns your work permit.

After that only run the game and check how effective this solution is for you.

In my case, this allows you to add so many fps.

It does not understating no other graphics settings.

And the most important thing is that unlike the usual reduction in resolution settings, the picture remains clear.

If you watched the video up to this point

share in the comments how many fps this method helped you get!

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