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What are you? - Duration: 7:41.
Hi everybody!
Here is DroneAdventures
And today we are
in such interesting building
It must be a ....sanatorium?
or elite hostel?
or something else
Why is was unbuilt we don't know
Why it is abandoned we don't know too
There will be a few
interesting challenges from
our hobby collegues today
So ENJOY!
Denis flew first pack
And he is the winner today!
I told him earlier
To be careful with
this holes
And where did he land? XD
All right. He landed inside this hole!
Exactly into it. And there is water downstairs!
Officially note that it was not crash!
It is there....
Here it is blinking
You can see it
No!
Yes, yes!
Ouch!
What was it?
It was a log
So we prepared saving stuff
sink it into the hole
let's
try to see another angle
Oh, its really deep here!
Im not reach bottom!
bend over!
You toched it!
Go go go!
Ascent! Ascent!
Can you see did I catch it good?
We see good It seeems you catched it with prop
So pull boldly
It's important not to drop smartphone there
Yes, smartphone we cannot catch such way
If I will drop, I will go there
in shorts
It can drop back!
Got it?
Got! Great!
Let's check
wet drone
I washed it a little
Done!
That's all?
Some smoke!
Dead?
Yes. I stopped and powered off
Hey! Let's finish if we were started!
Mmm... Maybe remaining ECS alive?
And motor! It beeped!
Here is Lana Sator
And she suggested challenge
And now she will explain
What I must do
Try to drop into the shaft, fly downstairs
fly upsatairs near stairway, drop into shaft
and come back
Mmm... Sounds easy.
Sounds easy but
But there is some
water there
Ok, let's try!
Did you do it?
Did I do it?
Asking you!
Done! Exellent!
What can you say?
Impressive!
Did you feel fear?
No)
I was hard breathed
Lana tell!
Fly through and do loop!
Did I do everything?
Upside down, Down to upstairs
That's all for today!
All challenges done
All planed done!
So thanks for watching!
Thumb up!
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Comment!
See you!
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Overcoming Fear of Failure So You Can Succeed as an Entrepreneur - Duration: 6:48.
Failure.
That word can be so scary.
So how do you overcome fear of failure and not let it hold you back?
Hey there, this is Luisa Zhou and today I'm going to share 3 powerful tips to help you
eliminate that fear so that you can successfully achieve your business goals.
One more thing before we dive right in...Make sure you hit that subscribe button to get
notified when I share a new video every week on building your online business.
When I started my first online business, I was almost paralyzed by my fear of failure,
especially of putting myself out there and having everyone SEE me fail.
Despite all of that, I was able to overcome my fear and build that business to over 6-figures
BEFORE I left my job.
So, let's talk about how YOU can use my tips to conquer YOUR fear.
Secret #1 Stop seeing failure as an end point
When I was starting my first online business, every little failure and rejection felt like
a physical blow.
I remember one time, I submitted an article idea to a very popular website that you might
have heard of - Lifehacker - and I was so certain I was going to get accepted.
Every morning for weeks, I'd check my email and obsessively hit refresh, waiting for the
reply I knew was coming.
It never came.
And I remember thinking...I'm never going to succeed, because of this ONE rejection.
Thank goodness I didn't give up, because after that, I had about 50 other failures,
including about 2 months where I spoke with almost 30 people and had all 30 tell me that
they couldn't afford me.
But because I didn't let those failures get to me and I didn't give up, I got a
yes at person #31, and I was back in business.
I'm making a bit light of it now, but at the time, it was the most painful thing in
the world to face all of those failures and rejections.
I'm sharing this though because I want you to see that for every success, there are many
failures that had to first happen to be able to get to the success.
So, shift your thinking from thinking about a failure as confirmation that you can't
succeed or that if you fail, that's it, game over.
Instead, think about it simply as part of the process.
Secret #2 Ask yourself - what's the worst thing that could happen?
Whenever I feel fear creeping up, this is the question I always go back to.
Really, what's the worst thing that can happen?
When I first started posting content on social media and sharing my knowledge with the world,
I was so scared.
I'm a huge introvert and super sensitive, so nothing about my personality helped.
But, I thought about it.
What's the worst thing that can happen.
If I write something and no one responds, I'll still be OK.
I'll have my job at the time, a roof over my head, and maybe people will laugh at me
and think I'm dumb, but if that's the worst case, that's not so bad.
I did the same thing when I thought failing in my business.
What if no one wanted to buy from me?
Ever?
Well, I remember thinking very clearly to myself even though at the time I really wanted
to leave my 9-5…
You know what?
Even if I can't make this work, I have a job.
Or I can get another one.
Or…
OK getting really honest…
I did think to myself.
If things get really bad, at least my parents will always have a place for me.
I never told them that, and I definitely wasn't hoping that would happen.
But I knew that ultimately, even if I failed in the worst way I could imagine, I'd still
have my life, health, and the people I cared about.
When you think about it that way, that fear is not so scary anymore, right?
Secret #3 - Think about your failures scientifically I remember reading a story about the billionaire
founder of Spanx, Sara Blakely.
When she was growing up, her dad would ask her and her siblings at dinner every night…
What did you fail at today?
And she credited that question with helping her develop an attitude of embracing failure
and seeing it as a learning opportunity.
That story really stuck with me, and that attitude has made all the difference in my
own business.
In fact, in my Employee to Entrepreneur course, it's an attitude that I try to instill in
every single student.
And when something doesn't go as well as hoped, I have epic spreadsheets to track everything
and scientifically figure out what went wrong so that it can be fixed.
I've seen embracing this final "secret" as one of the key differentiators of my most
successful students who are able to build the business and life of their dreams.
And I'm sharing this with you in the hope that you'll be able to do the same for yourself.
And those are my top 3 secrets to overcoming your fear of failure so that you can build
the business and life you want.
Because ultimately, when you weigh your dreams against your fears, I know that your dreams
are so much bigger and more powerful than your fears.
And that's why I also have another video for you, on 3 of the most toxic limiting beliefs
that will hold you back from achieving those dreams.
After helping over 1,000 students build their online businesses, I've seen these same
beliefs in almost every student, even after overcoming their fear of failure.
I've got your back and am not going to let that happen to you, so make sure you check
it out in the description below.
And if you want a step-by-step system for exactly what to do to build your own online
business, sign up for my latest masterclass on the EXACT system I used to build my first
online coaching business from scratch to 6-figures BEFORE I left my 9-5 job.
I'll show you how I built my first online coaching business using just my job skills,
from scratch, with no audience or anything...to $106K in 4 months while juggling my job.
I have it linked in the description, so go ahead and click there and you can sign up
for the training right now.
If you liked this video, please let me know by liking it below, and let me know in the
comments what your biggest takeaway was.
Don't forget to subscribe for my weekly videos, share this with your entrepreneurial
friends, and I'll see you next time.
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TOUR OF FLANDERS with the Boys! COBBLE SUFFERFEST ON THE CANYON AEROAD! - #cycling belgium - Duration: 10:33.
get off that couch man!
you're only watching.....
get on the bike yourself mate..
lazy
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Aik Bayan Par 200 Twaifon Ki Toba by Maulana Tariq Jameel Bayan in Hindi/Urdu | Latest Bayan 2018 - Duration: 10:51.
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The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan - PS4/Xbox1/PC - Dev Diary #1 Part 1 - Duration: 2:34.
The visual elements that we were trying to include in the development of this ship
went right from the architectural drawings,
then into the plans and into the white box.
Looking at camera angles, looking at lighting, looking at the atmospherics,
the suspense and the claustrophobic feel that we wanted to develop.
<i>What was that?</i>
It was very difficult to understand
what a ghost ship of this nature would look like after sixty years,
there is not a lot out there.
And looking at research for how ships rust and decay and age
we took this and exaggerated those feelings and atmospheres
to create what we wanted for our ship.
In order to make the ghost ship sound as real as possible
the team gained access to a similar era military vessel, a big steel ship.
We recorded all sorts of sounds on there
all the latches on the doors
to help the foley the character contacting with the environment
when they are on the ghost ship.
All of the atmospheres in the different rooms, the engine room,
all the different mechanisms available there.
We even recorded impulses of each of those rooms so that
each room has the identical environment reverb
that you would have had of a ship of that type.
When we were looking to light the ghost ship environment
it's really important that
the tone and atmosphere that's coming from the lights
also compliments the story that we are trying to tell,
its not always a nice place to be so everything just can't be well lit and visible,
we want to make sure that we are guiding the player
around those environments
in a satisfying way as well as transmitting the mood
that we want them to feel when they are in there.
So we looked at doing things like
breaking holes in the roofs, breaking holes in the walls
where ambient light can leak in and fill a little bit of the environment.
But as well as that sometimes we need to have
spotlights and cinematic lighting such as you would on a film set
in order to make sure that the characters look suitably heroic,
menacing, scary or whatever the scene required.
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NTN - Bình Luận Black Squad Bố Cũng Phải Gọi Bằng Cụ - Duration: 14:48.
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BMW 130i (E81-E87) buying advice - Duration: 12:21.
The BMW 130i may be... This is dangerous to say and there will be sharp comments.
It may be the ultimate hot hatch of its era.
Why do I say that? It has a 6-cylinder inline engine, because BMW.
Most hot hatchbacks don't have rear-wheel drive.
You could say a hot hatchback shouldn't have that.
A hot hatchback needs front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. Most have that.
The concept is fun, though. You can drift a rear-wheel drive car.
It's a better driver's car because the front wheels only steer. They're not powered.
It handles nicely, clean, and pure.
The BMW 130i is the cheapest in its line.
There's also an M135i and an M140i, but those cars are more expensive.
You can buy an 130i if you have a smaller budget.
There are things to watch out for, but we'll get back to that later.
When it was introduced in 2005, it had 261 hp and 315 Nm (232 lb ft) torque.
It kept this for a while, but there was some ado with emissions in 2010.
The engine was updated, after which it had 254 hp and 310 Nm (229 lb ft) torque.
It was available with a manual or automatic transmission during its entire life cycle.
The automatic transmission wasn't faster. The manual transmission was a bit faster.
The BMW 130i does 0-100 kph (62 mph) in 6-6.3 seconds,
depending on model year and transmission.
ENGINES engine, performance
The 130i was initially introduced with 5 doors,
but starting with the Life Cycle Impuls (LCI) in 2007 there was also a 3-door version.
The 130i also got an e-diff.
All 130i have an open differential,
but an e-diff controls the brakes to return power to the slipping wheel.
This sort of works like a diff lock, but with less feel and differently than a mechanic locking differential.
The top speed of the 130i was limited to 250 kph (155 mph) in all generations.
If you want to shop for an 130i, about 6-7 are for sale on AutoTrack.nl.
Prices vary between 11,500 and 20,000 euros.
You can find a cheaper one, but they can be more expensive too.
Low-mileage cars go for high prices. That's something to keep in mind.
If you really want a low-mileage car with the popular M Sport package
and a High Executive with all of the gadgets...
If you can find a low-mileage version, the price can go up to 25,000 euros.
This takes you into M135i territory.
You should have your own opinion.
The 130i is a car that doesn't depreciate much if you keep it low-mileage,
but there may be a price bubble going on at the moment.
PRICES minimum, maximum
You buy a 130i because you love driving.
If you don't care about handling or speed, you can buy something like a 120i or a 118i.
There were a lot. You buy a 130i because you think it's cool.
You like speed and driving.
Other than that, these are reliable cars.
Of course there are things to watch out for. What second-hand car doesn't have those?
But it's not that bad. We'll talk about that in a moment.
Furthermore...
At the moment this is the cheapest way to drive a rear-wheel drive hot hatch.
Of course there are things to watch out for.
First, the early model years can have ticking hydraulic tappets.
This has to do with the hydraulics, oil, and the faulty circulation thereof.
BMW solved this. It's easy to check.
There was an engine update in 2007.
The engine got a black cover instead of a gray one.
When you lift the hood, you can see if it has the old engine or the new one.
Not all of the old engines have this problem.
It mainly happens with cars that are driven for short distances and don't warm up.
Anyway, if you see a gray engine cover, it may get this problem.
Of course, it may have been solved already. There are fixes.
Another engine issue may be the water pump.
It can die after 140,000 km (87,000 miles). Some die earlier.
It's not a huge problem. It doesn't destroy the engine.
The car has safety systems for that, but it's annoying if it happens.
It's not easy to check. You know you're fine if it has been replaced recently.
A final engine thing to pay attention to are the vanos solenoid contacts.
These get dirty, which causes sputtering and a loss of power.
This mainly happens at 1,500 rpm with a cold engine.
If the problem gets worse, the idle is irregular or the engine stalls.
This is annoying, but not expensive.
You can buy new contacts for a couple of 100 euros. That's it.
If you're clever you can do it with the help of a YouTube tutorial.
There are few unique things to watch out for in the interior.
With the Life Cycle Impuls (LCI) update it got a prettier interior.
The door panels have a different lining and the dashboard is more modern.
The dashboard was updated again later on. It got a fixed screen instead of a tilting one for the satnav.
It looks more modern too, but you won't see many of these.
Most of the cars for sale are early models, from 2005 to 2007 and the occasional 2008 version.
The younger cars are rare, even though it was officially on the market until 2012.
There are no specific things to watch out for with the exterior either.
Most important is to check for damage or past damage.
If there's past damage, has it been repaired well?
These cars are used by people who like to hoon.
This can mean they hit a tree or ended up in a ditch. You don't want that.
It doesn't have to be a problem if the damage has been repaired correctly.
There are no exciting things with the suspension either.
To come back to the 2007 update: the 130i got electric power steering from then onwards.
Some people say it doesn't handle as nicely.
I think most people won't feel the difference with the hydraulic version, unless you test it back-to-back.
It doesn't have bad handling after the update. It does handle differently, that's true.
It's a different system; not as nice as the hydraulic version.
The shock absorbers, mainly the rear ones, can leak or get stuck. You'll find out soon enough.
You can see leaks. You'll see traces of a liquid.
You'll feel it in the handling as well. The suspension feels weird or a wheel rattles when cornering hard.
You'll know that the shock absorbers need replacing.
Speaking of handling...
The pre-update cars were delivered with run-flat tires.
If the car still has its original tires, they'll need replacing.
Let's make that clear. It's a bad idea to drive on 13-year-old tires, even when they're not used much.
The first run-flat tires were very hard.
Many 130i owners chose to install normal tires instead of run-flats because that's more comfy.
A number of electronic things to keep an eye on.
First, the park distance control sensors can die.
Some people blame moist in the trunk, but it happens with dry trunks too.
Check if they work like they should.
Second, there's the DSC/DTC.
The Dynamic Stability Control makes things like ESP and ABS work together.
There may be an error. It's hard to miss, because you get all kinds of warnings when you start the car.
When there's an error, you know it's a broken module.
Replacing it costs a couple of 100 euros, but it'll work again.
Lastly, people who like sporty driving may want an oil temperature gauge.
That's possible. It's available. That's no problem.
You'll have to look for a post-LCI car, so after late 2007; model year 2008.
Those cars have an oil temperature gauge in the dashboard. Older cars don't have one.
We've been driving the 130i for a while now and I have to say I'm falling in love.
It's a good thing I have to hand it back in.
This saves me a lot of money.
We borrowed this car at Bergwerff in Gorinchem.
It's a pretty one. It's a 2006 model.
It has 89,000 km (55,000 miles) on the clock.
It has the nice hydraulic steering. This is a really nice and pretty car.
It's for sale at Bergwerff in Gorinchem for a little under 20,000 euros.
THIS CAR
If you're looking for a second-hand car and want our help, or if your company has a nice car for sale
of which we may shoot a video, please send an e-mail to tips@autoblog.nl
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MARIO X BOWSETTE: O Contra-ataque de Bowser - Duration: 3:51.
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Mario... Mario... Stop... stop...
Something fishy is going on around here.
Where are the Koopa Troopas?
There are no Bullet Bills being fired from the castle.
Didn't you see Bowser falling into the lava pit?
I dunno... I dunno. It all happened too fast!
You're freaking out, Mario.
Have you been mixing mushrooms with star power lately?
You don't have any idea of what I had to do to rescue you, do you?
Yoshi...
No...
It fell of a cliff.
And Luigi?
I don't know. I haven't seen him since the day he boarded that ship.
And Yes... I've been using too much star power.
Mario...
Did you hear that?
Hey...
Hey! Are you out of your mind?
Stop it, Mario.
You don't even know who she is.
Mario, she's just a little girl.
She must be working for Bowser.
Are you lost, my dear?
Indeed, I am.
I was picking up fireflowers...
and I got lost in the woods.
I'm so tired...
Mamma mia! C'mon, Peach. Let's go!
Mario, stop it...
Are you a princess?
Of course, I am. From right here, the Koopa Kingdom.
– We must leave, right now.
Mario, shhh...
Can't you see she needs our help?
What the hell!?
She's cleary holding us back. On purpose!
You're so cute...
NO!
Goddamnit, Mario!
Can't you see that this giant gecko is deceiving you?
Mario, shut your trap! Go Away!
– But... – Let her calm down...
– But, Peach... – Mario, just walk away!
You're the most beautiful princess indeed.
Thank you.
And that's why...
You're gonna be mine!
Bowser!? How did you...
No! Let me go...
Bowser, no! Please...
Mamma mia... Here we go again.
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A Story on Malta - The Debrief and the Final Layout: Stay Focused with Doug McKinlay - Duration: 9:22.
Hi, I'm Doug McKinlay and you're watching
AdoramaTV so this is our third and final
episode in our series about what it's
like for a working professional
photographer, to cobble together a story
for a glossy London magazine.
Now not long ago, I was commissioned by a London
Magazine to do a photo spread on
Valletta, the capital city of Malta, the
island nation in the middle of the
Mediterranean Sea. Along with another
European city Valletta, it has been
designated as this year's European
Capital Of Culture, and that's the hook, the
reason for the story. Now the job was
done and dusted, but I find it really
educational to go back and see what I
did to get that job done. The pros and
the cons, the successes and the failures.
Because I think it's really educational
that you go back, and look at your
mistakes, because that's the only way
you're going to improve as a
photographer! Now a major change in this
job occurred once I got back from Malta.
I got an email from the editor asking if
I could write the copy, as well as submit
the pictures. On the surface it looks
like a big spanner in the works, but it's
not really, and some more work for me for
sure, but I also get more money. So that's
the way things been going in the last
few years. Now me as a person who's able
to write, as well as take the pictures,
keeps the whole package together, and it
makes a commissioning editors job a
little easier, and improves the scope of
work for me.
At about this point in my personal
debrief of the story, I make a little
checklist of things that went right, and
things that didn't go so right. Now at
the top of that checklist is always
attitude.. was I present in the moment
when I was doing the job. Now you might
ask well.. you know you get to go to some
really cool places around the world, why
wouldn't you be present?
It's not that simple though, because
sometimes I do back-to-back jobs
and I get tired like everybody else,
and that's when I can
take my eye off the ball
that's when the pictures really suffer, and I could tell
as soon as I get home, when I download
those cards onto my computer.
I can look at the pictures, and they
might look flat, boring, uninteresting, and I know then
that my attitude was wrong, but
fortunately for, for Malta, I was pretty
much there. So the pictures are actually
quite nice. I quite like them, now the
biggest drag on that job was the weather.
Now I might have gone on about the
weather before, a little bit, but in those
situations you've got to dig deep into
your energy reserves, and try to
find those moments, when you can go out
and get those images. So you, so you
have to be on the ball all the time,
and that too can be really tiring.
Planning is a really important part of the
job. In matter of fact it can be the making
or breaking of a job. Having said that
though, after all these years of doing
this, and planning, I don't think I've
ever had a plan that's come together
100%. I don't think it's actually
possible. Like for instance, this recent
job in Malta. The ghost in the machine
there was the weather, especially the
wind, it had such a negative impact on
the ferry service between Malta the Big
Island and Gozo or the smaller islands,
that I didn't think I was gonna get
there. So I had to change my plan, I had
to think on my feet, and that's the whole
nature of the plan. You have to be, you
have to be flexible in your plan. So it
can't be so constrained that you're
stuck in it. You can't get out of it, and
that's the goal, that for me is the goal.
Flexibility, but knowing where I'm going,
as well now a lot of things you can do
from home. Things like opening times for
venues. Transportation links and costs,
routes, all that kind of thing, can I use
a tripod. All that stuff can be done on
the computer at home, but you have to
think though that once you get on the
ground, that, that whole thing can be
become a bit of a crapshoot because
what's on a computer, doesn't necessarily
relate to what's on the ground.
It's really important on jobs, to take
proper notes. Now I carry these little
elasticated booklets, and two or three
usually, and you know depending on the
job I might fill up one, two or three, and
they're quite cheap, and they're nice and
small. Now what they do for you... is when
you're taking good notes, is to give you
all that caption information right at
your fingertips, so you can write down
all the names of places, and get them
spelled correctly, people spelt correctly,
names of local dishes, food dishes
spelled correctly. It's one of those
things they teach you when you first go
to journalism school. They teach you how
to take notes, and then they teach you
how to take shorthand, which some get
better than others. I get about half of
it but it still comes in handy.
So you have to really, really, really be
disciplined when it comes to taking your
notes. Even when you don't feel like doing
it. You got to break out a notebook, and
you got to start writing. Now this last
job in Malta, because the weather was so
inclement there, and unpredictable, and I
wasn't sure if I was gonna get enough
images. I took a lot of notes with the
idea that maybe I'd use them somewhere
later. I didn't really know, and as it
turned out when I got back to London,
I got a an email from the editor asking
me to write the copy, and because I had, I
think two and a bit books of notes, I was
completely covered. I'd like to mention
something here that is so crucial to
good photojournalism, and that's
interaction. I think non-photography
people think that we just slap a long
lens on a camera body, and just snipe
people from a distance, it's not true!
Sure of course we use long lenses
occasionally, but what we want really to
to bring across is that interaction
between the photographer, and their
subjects, to be part of it, to be human. So
it's really important for me to, to work
in close, close environments. Those are
the kind of pictures I like the most.
They're the ones I like to look at. The
ones I like to take. So I use the shorter
lenses, and get right in there, and you
can really, for me good photography is
when I can look at an image, and I can
tell the photographer is actually part
of that scene. You may not see the
photographer, but they are part of the
scene. There's a real connection there,
and that's what I want to see
Turning to mistakes and fixes, well this job
was pretty good. I didn't really make
that many mistakes. Now if I'm guilty of
one thing. It's I occasionally forget to
pay attention to my shutter speeds. I get
caught up in the moment, and all the
stuffs happening around me, and the light
changes quickly. I might not notice the
shift in the speed especially if the light
comes down. Now I normally shoot in
manual, so you have to be moving your
fingers pretty quickly, but for some
reason I have this little mental block
occasionally. Where I tend not to look at
my shutter speeds, so I can get soft
images when I really don't want them. Now
it's a pretty simple fix really, so you
know pay attention to your surroundings,
keep notice of what's happening in terms
of the light, and I'll switch to shutter
priority. If there's, if there's things in
the picture, I want to freeze the action.
Then I'll switch to shutter priority, and
then I will adjust the ISO up, if I have
to, and in that way I should, and I will
get the speed I need to freeze the
action. It's a pretty simple fix, you just
got to pay attention.
So this is the magazine that the Malta
piece is published in, but before I get
to that I just got a small piece of
advice for for people who are pursuing
the writer photographer, or photographer
writer angle. Now that advice is pretty
simple, when you're writing copy you've
got to write copy to your pictures. You
want them to work together in-sync. So
when you send that package into an
editor, that they can look at that copy,
and they can see that you've got all the
pictures that match that copy, and then
they don't have to go outside the
commission to find images that they feel
you've missed. So it's really important
that you try to think of them, and in
tandem, that one can't survive without
the other now. I've had this happen
before, where I've sent in a bunch of
photographs to an magazine or a
newspaper and generally when it happens,
I'm not the one writing the copy. I'm
taking the photographs for somebody else
and they might look at that copy and go..
Oh you know you, you missed something we
want to try and find that picture
somewhere else now! Generally the reason
why that happens is, because me and the
writer weren't talking enough! We weren't
communicating enough to try and match
up our copy with the photographs, and that's
really important that you do this.
So keep that in mind.
So overall it went really well, even if I
was fighting the weather the whole time
I was there.
Now I'd been before, so I had a really
great set of backup pictures, you know
just in case. Fortunately though I didn't
have to delve into those, also I was
working with an editor here in London,
who's really laid-back, and she allowed
me to pursue the story as I saw fit.
Now that doesn't happen all the time, you
can trust me on that. As for the
layout, well it was six pages, and six
pages it's a pretty good show in most
magazines. The only concern I had though
was there wasn't enough people in the
pictures, now I'm a photojournalist, I
want to see people in my pictures, but
then again I'm not the layout guy, but
still though it was a good gig
and I was glad to do it.
So that's it, I'm Doug McKinlay for
AdoramaTV, and don't forget you can join
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A dietitian analyzes the avocado | You Versus Food - Duration: 4:47.
You are a mysterious fruit.
Hi, I'm Tracy Lockwood Beckerman, a registered dietitian in New York City. and it is my job
to help you figure out what to eat and why.
Let's talk about our favorite food: the avocado.
We put them on toast.
We put them in smoothies.
We've even turned them into pool floats.
But are avocados really all that?
Or are they hiding a terrible, dark secret.
Find out today in this episode of You Versus Food.
Let's guac and roll!
Avocado in botanical terms is actually considered a large berry, so yes, an avocado is
a fruit.
You're a fruit!
So you
can actually plant
a tree
with the avocado seed, and grow it
in your backyard.
Avocados are actually called "butter fruits" in parts of India.
I like to call it nature's butter because I spread that ish on everything.
The avocado is known for its dual properties of having high fiber, and also being a healthy
fat.
One avocado actually has 14 grams of fiber.
And that's 50% of the amount of fiber you need per day.
The fiber actually helps you feel fuller longer, so you're satisfied.
You're the best.
The avocado is rich in monounsaturated fats.
But don't worry — it's the good fat.
Don't cry...you're the good fat!
Research has shown that eating an avocado can actually improve your cholesterol, so:
if you love your avocado with all your heart, know that it will love your heart right back.
Let's never fight again.
Avocados contain lutein and xeaxanthin.
Both of which can help protect you from the harmful blue light coming from your phones,
your computers, and tv screens.
So: if you want to protect your vision, have an avocado!
The avocado is super rich in glutathione.
Mmm...glutathione.
Think of it as the Beyoncé of antioxidants because the liver craves this antioxidant
to help filter out any toxins or harmful substances in your body.
So instead of a green juice cleanse, should we be cleansing with avocados?Sign me up.
The avocado is lowkey high in vitamin B specifically, pantothenic acid.
After a night's worth of drinking, your body gets stripped of this vitamin.
So if you want to nip that hangover in the bud, have some avocado the next day and you'll
be back to normal in no time.
Power of the avocado.
Known in the avocado industry as "cukes," seedless avocados appear regularly on trees
but are often discarded for their small size.
Hey avocado farmers: those cukes are valuable!
Bring 'em here — I'll eat them.
According to the Environmental Workers' Group, in 2018 the avocado was part of the Clean
15 list, which means you don't have to splurge and buy the organic avocado.
You guac my world!
Don't you hate it when the avocado turns brown?
Some people think that the only way to prevent discoloration is to leave the pit in the avocado.
Actually, the primary factor in reducing that exposure is removing it from oxygen.
So once you open up an avocado, throw it in the refrigerator, secure it with plastic wrap,
or eat it as quickly as possible.
You want to eat an avocado the right way?Aim for a half to a full avocado each day.
But if you want more?
Eat more.
If you want less, eat less.
The best thing about an avocado, is it prevents you from feeling like a bottomless pit.
Just don't eat the avocado pit.
When selecting an avocado, they should be dull in color, and smooth in texture.
Make sure that the nub, or stem, is still intact.
Hey, that's an avocado.
Did you know that avocados can help fight bad breath?
There's antibacterial and antioxidant flavenoids which help prevent and kill bad bacteria.
So before your next date, maybe you should be chewing on some avocado instead of some
gum?
Potassium, vitamin C, vitamin E, glutathione, fiber, monounsaturated fat:this fruit really
has it all.
Eaten in moderation, there's no reason not to make avocados part of your regular diet.
I'm Tracy Lockwood Beckerman — stay tuned for another episode of You Versus Food.
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Game of Thrones S1E01 Explained (S1-S7 spoilers) - Duration: 15:04.
The final season of Game of Thrones is coming, bringing eight seasons of conflict, politics,
and mystery to an end.
But how does Game of Thrones begin?
What does the first episode reveal about the story?
Episode 1 begins with men of the Night's Watch attacked by white walkers – an ancient
threat thought to be long dead . We get a glimpse of a walker's face – and their
design changes a lot throughout the series.
But they still look very different to the walkers in the books – who are more ghostly,
and "elegant" . The walkers leave wildling corpses in a strange shape.
And we see the same shape six seasons later, in carvings made by the children of the forest
. Because the children created the white walkers , in a ritual with this spiral shape, which
the walkers also imitate.
The walkers copy the symbols of their creators . But why?
Maybe it's a warning.
Cause the walkers don't kill all these Watchmen – they seem to let Will go, showing him
a severed head, then letting him run south.
Maybe they want him to warn people that the walkers are coming.
The walkers are intelligent – they have a deal with Craster where he gives them babies,
to be turned into white walkers . And there are hints of ancient cooperation between walkers
and the Night's Watch.
Was there some agreement between humans and the walkers?
A connection between House Stark and the Night King?
How might this relate to the Wall, the world's irregular seasons, and the legendary hero
Azor Ahai?
The show's creators said there are three "holy shit moments" in Game of Thrones
– the sacrifice of Shireen, the origin of Hodor, and one more shock at the end . Maybe
we'll learn the true nature and motivations of the white walkers.
Also, if you wanna get tinfoil, this symbol of a line through a circle appears all through
the series.
It kind of looks like this badge the walkers wear – and if you zoom in some more – well
it's probably nothing.
In the next scene, we meet the Starks of Winterfell – the loving parents Catelyn and Ned, the
adventurous Bran, bastard Jon and firstborn Robb, ladylike Sansa, tomboy Arya, and young
Rickon.
They're a happy family before all the tragedies that come – the fall of Bran, death of Ned,
and burning of Winterfell, the Red Wedding, abuse of Sansa, indoctrination of Arya, death
of Jon, death of Rickon – this family suffers so much.
And while they can rebuild, they'll never get back what they'd once had.
Even now, things aren't perfect.
Catelyn resents Jon, because Jon is Ned's bastard – a living reminder of her husband's
infidelity.
Except now we know that Jon actually isn't Ned's bastard.
Jon is the son of Ned's sister Lyanna with Rhaegar Targaryen . Ned says Jon is his to
protect Jon from King Robert, who would kill Jon if he knew he was Targaryen . So all these
years, Ned lies to his beloved wife Cat, to keep his promise to Lyanna . You can see the
pain this causes – to him and Cat and Jon.
There's also tension with Arya, who doesn't fit the gender role she's expected to play.
And Theon Greyjoy is an outsider – as a ward from the Iron Islands.
He stands here with Rodrik, who Theon later kills when he attacks Winterfell.
Theon, Jon and Arya all feel like they don't fit in , and that drives them to find new
identities – Theon with the Greyjoys, Jon with the Night's Watch, and Arya with the
Faceless Men.
The Starks capture Will, the Watchman who survived the start of the episode.
He says he saw white walkers , but no one believes him.
Maybe if someone listened, and investigated, this whole story would go differently.
But the penalty for leaving the Watch is death, so Will is executed.
Ned kills Will himself, because he believes that "The man who passes the sentence should
swing the sword" . Robb and Jon later follow Ned's example . Even Theon does the same
with Rodrik . Cause Ned represents honour and justice and personal responsibility.
You can say that these values are what lead to Ned's death – but Ned's legacy lives
on in House Stark.
Compare Ned to Tywin Lannister.
He's obsessed with family legacy , and his brutality and treachery make the Lannisters
powerful.
But after he dies, his house collapses – his children turn on each other, and all his grandkids
die.
Tywin's brutal legacy fails, but Ned's survives – because he's a leader who people
truly believe in.
After the execution, the Starks find a dead direwolf and a dead stag – foreshadowing
the deaths of Ned and Robert, whose sigils are a direwolf and stag.
But the dead direwolf has six pups – one for each Stark kid.
Direwolves are mystical creatures, symbolising special destinies for the Starks – especially
Bran, who learns to warg his wolf, and for Jon, with his albino wolf.
So this is about the dying of an older generation, and the rise of a new generation – like
the passing of the seasons.
Down in King's Landing, we meet Cersei and Jaime Lannister.
Jaime is a careless , arrogant Prince Charming – so different to the responsible, humbled
Jaime of later seasons.
But early Cersei's not so different – she has all the ambition and resentment that leads
to her tyranny later on – go watch our videos on Cersei and Jaime for more.
We're also introduced to Tyrion, the lecherous Imp . He's a more lighthearted character
before all his suffering later on.
There's also much more sex and nudity in the early seasons of Thrones – Season 7
barely has any , maybe cause of criticism from the media.
We meet the prostitute Ros, who has a long arc in the show.
She moves to King's Landing, works for Littlefinger , and Varys , and gives us the perspective
of a common person among the nobility . Ros moves up in the world, and climbs her way
out of sex work . But Littlefinger finds out that she's spying on him, and gives her
to Joffrey – so Ros becomes another victim of the Game of Thrones.
Back at Winterfell, we're introduced to another important character – Jon Snow's
abs.
These abs go through some complex character development, too much to cover in this video.
King Robert Baratheon arrives, and he greets each of the Starks differently.
He touches Ned, Catelyn, Robb and Rickon – and all these characters die, while the Starks
he doesn't touch are still alive.
Robert asks Arya what her name is – just like the Faceless Men ask Arya what her name
is, when she's trained to be "no one" . Robert tells Bran he'll "be a soldier"
. Bran's injury ends his dream of being a knight , but you can say he's now a "soldier"
in the war against the white walkers.
We see Bran climbing, and it's tragic how happy he is running and jumping before he's
paralysed – and before he loses his personality, as the emotionless three-eyed raven . While
climbing, Bran sees the world from above, just like he later uses ravens to magically
see the world from above.
His whole power as the three-eyed raven is to "see" things . And this episode, Bran
sees a lot – he sees Will get killed , sees Cersei and Jaime make babies . Bran says he
sees "the king" "coming" , just like he later sees the Night King "coming"
. So there's a lot of foreshadowing happening this episode.
Robert and Ned visit the Winterfell crypts, and talk about Lyanna – Ned's sister who
Robert loved.
Robert still hates the Targaryens for taking Lyanna.
Ned says "The Targaryens are gone", but Robert says "Not all of them" . He's
talking about Daenerys and Viserys Targaryen.
But this can also refer to Jon, aka Aegon Targaryen.
So again, Ned is keeping secrets from his friend Robert.
Over in the east, we meet the Targaryens – Daenerys and Viserys.
Dany is meek and afraid, worn down by the abuse of her brother.
Showrunner David Benioff said Dany is "little more than a slave" this episode . Maybe
this experience as a slave is what leads Dany to fight against slavery in later seasons.
Daenerys takes a bath, and her maid warns that "It's too hot" – but Dany isn't
hurt.
This foreshadows the later reveal that Dany can't be burned by fire . In the books,
Dany can be burned – the thing with Drogo's pyre is a one-off "miracle" . But either
way, being the Unburnt connects Dany to the magic of fire and dragons, and perhaps to
her destiny as Azor Ahai – the hero prophesied to defeat the white walkers . The Targaryens
are hosted by Illyrio Mopatis.
He soon disappears from the show, but in the books he's a much bigger character.
He and Varys have a complex conspiracy to put a different Targaryen on the Throne.
But the plan now is to use a Dothraki army to invade Westeros, so Daenerys is married
to Khal Drogo.
Illyrio gives Dany dragon eggs – and the new Targaryen history book reveals where these
eggs may have come from.
We'll cover this in a new video, so subscribe, and press the bell.
Daenerys looks longingly at the sunset, like Luke Skywalker – a hero dreaming of something
greater in life . But then Drogo rapes her.
In the books, the sex is more consentual – Drogo asks permission, and Dany says "Yes" . She
gets some agency and control of her life.
But in the show, her growth from a slave to a queen is yet to begin.
Back at Winterfell, there's an extra playing Jeyne Poole, who has one of the saddest stories
in the books.
Jeyne is Sansa's friend, and is excited to come to King's Landing.
But her father is killed by Lannisters, and Jeyne's given to Littlefinger – who uses
her in his brothel . Jeyne is then forced to pretend to be Arya and to marry Ramsay,
who abuses her horrifically . She escapes, loses part of her nose to frostbite , and
heads for the Wall.
Some speculate she'll continue to Braavos and commit suicide at the House of Black and
White.
Sansa's innocent young friend suffers as much as anyone in Game of Thrones.
While the Starks host a feast, Jon stays outside – because "it might insult the royal family
to seat a bastard in their midst" . Ironically, Jon isn't a bastard – as a Targaryen,
he's royalty.
And Joffrey, in the feast, isn't actually royalty – he's the bastard of Cersei and
Jaime.
Jon speaks with uncle Benjen, and Jon says he wants to join the Night's Watch.
But Benjen warns him that'd mean not having a family, not fathering sons, and that Jon
might care about that "if [he] knew what it meant" . Some fans speculate that Benjen
knows that Jon is a Targaryen.
Because Jon joining the Watch would mean giving up his claim to the Throne.
Except Jon may've got out of his vows by dying then being reborn .
We get a moment with Catelyn and Sansa, and see Sansa's naïve dreams of marrying Joffrey
and being his queen.
Sansa's arc is all about her losing those illusions.
Catelyn is a woman defined by her love for her children.
And this episode, she starts to lose them.
Cersei says a beauty like Sansa "shouldn't stay hidden" in the north "forever"
. And it scares Cat to see the scheming Cersei taking her daughter away.
And rightly so – cause after this episode, Cat never sees Sansa again.
Jon meets Tyrion, who says "Never forget what you are" – "Wear it like armor"
so it can't "be used to hurt you" . This means to be yourself openly and proudly, to
embrace your identity as a dwarf or a bastard, so no one can use it against you.
Except, this doesn't really work for Tyrion – in Season 4, he's sentenced to death
largely because people believe his reputation as a conniving lecherous Imp . Maybe wearing
your identity like armour doesn't work.
Cat gets a letter from her sister Lysa saying the Lannisters killed her husband, Jon Arryn
. But in Season 4 we find out it was actually Lysa who killed Jon, under the orders of Littlefinger
. Littlefinger caused conflict between the Starks and Lannisters for his own agenda,
bringing war, death and horror on the Starks.
It's only in Season 7 that Littlefinger's brought to justice for these crimes.
Bran sees Cersei and Jaime's twincest, so Jaime pushes him from a tower – starting
Bran's arc as a psychic tree boy, and Jaime's long road to redemption.
But what'll happen if Bran and Jaime meet again?
Will Jaime make amends for breaking an innocent boy?
Will Bran even care now that he's become the three-eyed raven?
Whatever happens, Bran's fall from this tower represents change – the passing of
the Starks and the return of the Targaryens, and the end of summer – for "Winter is
coming".
Season 1 Episode 1 introduces the Starks, Targaryens, Lannisters, and white walkers.
These are the same factions left by the final season.
The Baratheons, Tyrells, Martells, and Greyjoys are all cool, but they mostly just come then
go – they're not central to the story like these guys.
It looks like the final season of Game of Thrones will end the same way it began – with
fire, and ice, and incestuous blonde people.
Season 8 is coming in April, so now's a good time to read the Game of Thrones books.
As well as the main series, there are the Dunk and Egg prequels, the worldbook, and
the new Fire and Blood history book.
Audible is offering 3 months of membership for $6.95 a month, at audible.com/asx.
Each month gets you a free audiobook – so you could get the first three Thrones books,
or all of these spin-off books, for cheaper than they'd cost on paper.
You can listen in the car, or the gym, or in a really hot bath.
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Erste genmanipulierte Babys in China: HIV-resistente Menschen geschaffen?! - Duration: 7:41.
This is really a madness message China: One researcher claims the world
first genetically modified babies to create to have!
The genetics of two embryos are genetically engineered changed so that the two twins resistant
against HIV.
So far there are no independent reviews of the experiment, but research teams
are shocked worldwide.
Because it is clear: such human experiments would be the super-GAU par excellence.
If this claim comes from China should, that would have serious consequences for the
Ethics and the entire science world!
And it already has consequences for the involved scientists.
Which?
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Specifically, it is about the Chinese researchers He Jiankui from Southern University of
Science and Technology in Shenzhen.
He claims in an interview with the US press agency "Associated Press" (AP) (from 26.11.18),
that the first two were genetically engineered worldwide Babies were born.
The scientist in a Youtube video: "Two beautiful little Chinese girls
called Lulu and Nana came a few weeks ago crying and as healthy as any other baby
to the world".
He has the new all-purpose tool of genetic engineering, The Crispr / Cas9 method used to run the
To make children resistant to HIV.
WTF !!!
In short again to explain the so-called Crispr / Cas9 technology (short Crispr), about
which we here at Clixoom Science & Fiction to report again and again: The method is revolutionizing
especially genetic engineering, because with their help let selected genes be inserted, switch off
or rewrite, and very simple.
It works as simple as a pair of scissors.
With her, the DNA, so the genetic material quite be changed effectively.
So far, there are, for example, experiments, diseases to treat individuals, but
she has been in the germ cells of humans so far not yet used.
This is also extremely dangerous.
Because in the process are also always changed other areas of the genome, the
actually should not be changed.
That can then mean that hereditary diseases which are genetically engineered
Living beings can get cancer easier and and and.
Therefore and for ethical reasons are human experiments prohibited with Crispr / Cas9.
And the consequences are even more far-reaching: Because the genetic modification should
not just the now born twins themselves affect.
If the plan of He Jiankui really worked should be, are the changes
in all cells in the baby's body - thus They could also give these to their offspring
passed.
Specifically, the researchers should use the Crispr / Cas9 technology have turned off a sort of entrance gate,
about the HIV AIDS virus normally gets into the human cells.
More specifically, it is about the gene for the so-called CCR5 receptor, to which HI viruses
attach to an infection of the cell.
In any case, He Jiankui claims 16 embryos out of a total of seven couples using the Crispr / Cas9 method
to have treated.
The mothers were healthy, the fathers with HIV infected.
The embryos were by artificial insemination created.
Eleven of the treated embryos were then used again in the women, it being
in the end then just to this one successful Pregnancy came.
According to the interview with the Chinese researchers but the plan is only one of the twins
been successful: the other was probably only one instead of the two responsible
Genes cut out, leaving an infection continue to be possible with HIV.
According to Jiankui, the probability is but high that the disease is not so aggressive
Run as usual.
One thing is clear: the consequences of this treatment are completely unknown and the future of
both children are so full, come uncertain.
Experts worldwide are appalled, because finally For example, you do not know if the cut out
Genes maybe for other important events necessary in the body.
The experiment is also only in one Chinese registry for clinical trials
registered - but not more.
There is no claim to Jiankui's claim audited scientific publication,
as well as an official confirmation from other authorities.
And so experts from all over the world puzzle what is really behind it.
Anyway: If this statement from China, that would have been true
Consequences for the entire scientific world and her ethics!
The University where He Jiankui works had responded immediately and communicated that
you did not know anything about this experiment.
One is "shocked" and is called further it that the appropriate experiments outside
University.
The scientist "seriously against academic ethics and academic
Norms ".
And also from other Chinese colleagues He Jiankui receives great criticism.
They fear that the reputation of the Chinese Research is destroyed with it.
In a protest letter, they demand the regulators to act fast.
In addition, they write: "Direct experiments on Humans can only be described as crazy
become.
It is possible that the children, the were born this time, for a given
Period are healthy.
But the potential risks and damage for all humanity, by one
unjustified use of the procedure can arise in the future are immeasurable ".
And also the international scientific world is shocked.
This is an affront to science, the full responsibility for this topic
Genetic engineering research, for example, states from the German Ethics Council.
The chairman Peter Dabrock says: "Should it is true that one is using
Crispr / Cas9 gene manipulated baby generated this would be for science
a super-gau ".
Because not only in the US and Europe is it currently prohibited by law, an embryo
genetically modify and then this a woman to get pregnant
becomes.
Because the risks of such manipulations to human genetic material are so far hardly estimable
are.
Add to that: Such changes would be passed on to subsequent generations.
Also a Chinese guideline from 2003 prohibits such research.
It is not yet clear whether the researcher maybe a special permit for his
Has gotten trials.
In any case, the timing also raises questions the publication of this sensational message
on.
Because just this week come to the University of Hong Kong the pioneers of the genome
Editing together and while the "Second International Summit on Human Genome Editing
(27.-29.11.18).
In any case, He Jiankui is unimpressed from the critics, promising that his
Data will be released soon.
He stresses that he does not care about designer babies to create.
Such gene modifications should be "an instrument the cure ".
Until the entire data of his attempt published are, can only be speculated, whether actually
the first genetically modified babies to the world came.
But one thing is for sure: a discussion about this kind of research is hugely important.
And it's high time to guide her now - before it is too late.
Peter Dabrock of the German Ethics Council called in any case, the research of He Jiankui quite
clearly as a "human experiment".
He emphasizes: "The secondary and late consequences are still unpredictable and difficult to control.
Humanity must have a say.
After all, it is an intervention into the biological basis of man. "
In any case, all the scientists involved must and female scientists right now the
Set work on this experiment, that has the Chinese Ministry of Science
announced now.
We keep you posted on this topic here Ongoing.
If you do not want to miss a video, then also subscribes to the English Channel.
Because there are also regular video premieres.
And here it continues directly in English: Frankenstein's heirs: Researchers create human-rat
I am looking forward to seeing you the English channel.
See you soon, stay tuned.
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#NAVIVLOG: What happened at Major quals? - Duration: 12:38.
That's what I'm talking about, Blizzy!
That's a GG, boys.
Brood, Storm or Lina would fit just fine... Okay, Lina is banned.
Why don't you like the Alchemist pick here, guys?
- They have a high tempo draft. - Why is that? We can always take fights.
Yeah, you should be fine in lane and you can outdeny him, you're both strong.
Team Spirit 2-0, Gambit 2-0.
We have about 30 minutes.
Time for a beer break.
- What was that anyway? - That was a bug.
I'd understand if he was X-marked, but I didn't even use it.
He didn't immediately realize what was going on and was just standing there.
Yeah, he went AFK.
Se7en Esports withdrew from the qualifiers.
- Who? - Se7en Esports.
That's what playing against VP makes you do.
Zhenya, NAVI closed out the series 2-0, you had two quite good Axe games. Can you walk me through them briefly?
Well, the first game was pretty difficult for us, I played poorly in the early minutes and got a late Blink.
Game 2 was easier, I figured out what the best way to lane was:
I just cut the creepwave and they couldn't do anything.
I had my Blink at 9 minutes, we got the tempo going and dominated the game.
That's what I'm talking about, Blizzy!
Kill them, kill them! I need to finish my Octarine.
Good job!
I had so many stacks, and I stole about 20 Agility.
And that's after the nerf.
It's because of the 300 AoE change, I had like 10 kills and 17 Agility.
Yeah, 9 kills and 15 bonus Agility.
Slark with Empower is really good. Like PA.
I tweeted from my phone about getting DDoSed in 2018,
and Cybersport has already posted the news about some anonymus hacker launching a DDoS attack on the NAVI's bootcamp.
XBOCT and I would get instant noodles, a bottle of soda and we'd play all night long and everything was okay.
Nobody knows us around here, so I can arrange a game for a box of beer with someone.
We'll lose.
So, the situation is the following: we went to the PC cafe and were told we got a def-loss.
Yesterday, we received a def loss, now Igor is going to tell us what happened exactly.
We played the first map against Gambit, we won, and during the second map we started experiencing packet losses.
I immediately called the ISP, they said everything was fine on their side.
I contacted our admin, he connected remotely to our router and couldn't find any problems either.
We updated the firmware on our router just in case, but the packet loss didn't stop.
It was more or less fine until the Internet stopped working completely, and we couldn't switch to a backup connection.
Yes, we do have backup Internet connection, it's not that great, but it would still allow us to continue playing the game.
Unfortunately, it didn't work either.
We decided to go a PC cafe, but we weren't able to make it in time, because the weather was bad,
we had to wait for a taxi to arrive for a while, also the drive was pretty far.
This morning we inspected everything, we were ready to play from the PC cafe, but we needed to know what happened.
So, what happened is that yesterday because of the bad weather, the power supply voltage was low, the whole city experienced those difficulties.
The router simply malfunctioned.
So it wasn't the providers' fault, was it?
Exactly, that's why we couldn't switch to reserve connection, the problem was in the router.
Guys, it wasn't a DDoS, we have a backup connection, I get to keep my job.
Yeah, stop firing our managers, everything is fine, everyone is doing their job.
Let's kill Lone Druid.
Yes, Lone Druid!
Lion will jump on you.
I'm coming, guys.
We can wait here, they will come for sure.
I can chain stun anyone.
I won't waste it, depends on the situation.
He's dying, can you continue?
I will stun him!
I couldn't steal the RP.
I will lift him when it ends.
A post-tournament or post-qualifier chat with Andrew has already become a tradition.
Walk me through what went wrong.
We had approached the qualifiers with a great deal of confidence and determination,
and felt optimistic about our chances of making it through.
Clearly, we knew that it'd be difficult to beat VP,
but we were confident we could secure one of the two slots.
Briefly as to what went wrong.
We experienced Internet issues, it was really unfortunate and stressful
as we had to play with an insane amount of spikes from the first minute of Game 2.
Then the connection started dropping and we went to the PC cafe
hoping we'd be able to play the decider there,
but it turned out that according to the rules,
we didn't show up in time and the opponents didn't want to wait for us.
So, something like that.
Objectively, we lost two games without actually playing them.
But other than that, I don't know... It might have stressed them out a bit,
because, well, I wouldn't say the guys were playing extremely poorly today, but they were a little...
It looked as if they were kind of disorientated, at least to me.
We've already discussed the games a bit.
We could've drafted better and played better in some situations, that was what we lacked to win.
However, if we want to qualify for a Major, we have to be able to convincingly beat teams like Empire Hope.
All the guys were obviously upset at first,
about 20 minutes later, we talked and discussed that our goal now is to make it the Minor.
We've already put the Major Qualifier loss behind us,
and we're now playing pubs on the new patch and trying to expand our hero pool.
So our current goal is to get to the Minor and qualify for the Major from there.
Andrey, you know what I really like about you guys is that barely half an hour has passed since the game,
and you've already discussed things and everything's fine.
You know how it usually is with teams...
Well, I've been in this for a long time so I know how people react,
whereas you've already discussed everything and are already playing pubs together. How come?
Somehow it just happens.
It's great, did you ever experience that?
Usually, it would take a couple of hours for people to get over a defeat,
then you get together as a team, decide that it wasn't the end of the world and set out future plans and goals.
Yes, sometimes it wasn't possible to talk normally after losses.
But what we have here, it really is a professional approach.
We're happy we've qualified for the Moscow tournament,
which will give us the opportunity to play against Tier 1 teams, gain experience and test our capabilities.
We still have a few days or even a week to prepare well for it.
More than a week.
And we still have a chance to make it to the second Major.
Okay, thank you guys for supporting NAVI and staying with us.
You are in our hearts.
Give me a fist bump.
Chin up, everyone.
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