Waching daily Aug 25 2017

Hi, everyone. I'm Alexander Fernandez CEO of Streamframe and Streamline Studios.

I want to talk today about Streamframe

tell you a little bit about the origins and how it came to be. So, about 15 years ago

We're living in Amsterdam, and we're basically running this great small creative company

and we begin to realize that the only way we would ever grow is if we had a technology platform

that we combined the artists, engineers, designers and our customers all in one place see before that

we were using a plethora of tools from excel-sheets to SharePoint to FTP and it was a total mess

we were being buried under lose your emails and threads that

just never really made much sense. So, what we sat down and did was

we said look let's design a system that would bring together and correlate

all the project information time, resource, as well as money as well as giving us

perspectives into every step of the production process, and makes it easy for people to track

give it a social interface and effectively give people the control that people lose when using different Systems.

That's what streamframe is. It's a system that's built to help you

do your development and manage your team.

Continue your journey with the tool that we know is battle-proven

hard fought, hard one and it's going to get you to where you need to be

and the things you'll like it. so, sign up today

Everyone on the same page

For more infomation >> What is Streamframe - Duration: 1:16.

-------------------------------------------

Attack or Defense, what is stronger in table tennis? Which style is better? - Duration: 5:07.

Hello! My name is Aleksej Sypachevskij. And this is channel TT-Maximum.

Now I'm going to speak about offense and defense: what is stronger?

Today I was asked again: what is stronger, offense or defense?

There is no correct answer to this question, because there are no criteria and no idea: what means stronger.

Stronger where? On the Kharkiv Championship, World Championship, or between two amateurs in the garage?

In case of World Championship, stronger when? In which year?

Not everyone knows, but in table tennis, there were times, when defense held sway over offense.

Almost all the strongest players were defenders,

and in the top there was no offender.

To speak about what stronger defense or offense, we should set up criteria, first of all.

If to speak about World Championship 2016, there will be overwhelming majority of offenders,

and few defenders, who will not take first places.

If to speak about National Championships, in such a case, defenders may easily be in the top,

but want to add, that such question is often asked by amateurs,

and at such level, question "what is stronger defense of offense?" is senseless.

As at such level any style of play is effective.

And style should be chosen due to natural skills, and not due to watching how someone plays at World Championship.

And speaking about amateur level and unachievable to most amateurs professional level,

professional player may play both in defense and offense.

In classic defense, modern defense, different blocks, and so on and so forth.

That's why, again. addle about which style is stronger at amateur level is completely senseless.

At amateur level you should look for your own style, at which you will comfortably and effectively play against your level.

Also you should choose correct equipment. By the way, if you need help with this,

At our shop TT-Maximum we do it professionally.

If you have any questions, turn to us. We will gladly help.

As for correlation between defense and offense styles,

I want to pay amateurs' and beginners' attention to the fact,

that at the beginner level, tennis players make mostly unforced errors.

That's why, defender, who aims at returning all balls on the table,

he makes fewer unforced errors, than offender,

because it's harder to make mistake in defense, and it's easier to make mistakes while offending.

That's why, at lower levels of play defense has more advantages.

If someone is watching game between defender and offender, and makes a conclusion that offender is stronger,

players are often of different levels.

For example, defender is beginner, and offender with experience, who plays beginner up.

But we should compare players of the same levels, not of different.

So, what is stronger: defense or offense.

At amateur level, this question is senseless, just play in style, which suits you and you like, and play in it.

Wish you luck in table tennis and in all the rest.

With you was Aleksej Sypachevskij.

For more infomation >> Attack or Defense, what is stronger in table tennis? Which style is better? - Duration: 5:07.

-------------------------------------------

IS GUITAR MUSIC DYING? - Duration: 6:46.

So this is the last question which is from Ryan on Facebook he's asking is guitar music

dying everything I hear on the radio it's mainly production based and I'm

worried that there isn't much room for success in pop music of a band interesting

question - yeah I would say it's evolution I'm not sure if it's

dying it's evolution I mean I have a guitar shop and there was a big trend where

everyone's buying electric guitars and then of course Ed Sheeran and Taylor

Swift and Jack Johnson and all I kind of stuff then all of a sudden everyone's

buying acoustic guitars and nobody gives a shit about electric guitars you know

back when Kings of Leon released their album everyone wants an electric guitar

so it's always going to have fits and starts there's always going to have that I mean

to me this brings up a whole totally other question which is music

education today I mean how on earth guitar music can be

dying with the amount of music education that's around and for me the reason for

that is because music education is not good enough and that is not picking on

any school in particular that is sayin music education across the country isn't

good enough and the reason for that is because back in the day when you know

I've been involved in music education for 20 years and I was teaching at a

school in Guildford when I was 19 and 20 so you know I've been in this game for a

long long time it was different back then because of supply and demand

because there was definitely there was not as many people involved in the music

industry in the music education side to it the numbers were tiny now

there's like performing arts courses doing degrees and that's all fine

because the supply and demand is different but everyone's got a degree in music

education in being a guitarist or a bass player but they're not being

trained for success they've been trained in education like the amount of CVs that

comes through to me that's got a degree in music and I'm like I don't give a fuck I

literally couldn't care like what's a degree in music it's what you learned when you

were there so I wanna know where did you study and what did you learn what you are

like as a personality so it's a much bigger question

because how guitar music can be dying with the amount of people that are out

there doing it and people aren't obviously consuming it because it's not

fashionable but if you're looking at the charts as it were then yeah guitar

music is not in the charts yeah but at the same point when I was a kid I liked

Rage Against the Machine Pantera Metallica Megadeth anthrax face no more

like none of em were in the charts you wouldn't say they were not popular

they still tour the world they're massive it's just that they're not on

radio but then they're never going to be on radio so it all depends I think

it's more important to find your niche and actually I think guitar music isn't

I don't think it's dying I just think it's just we living in a time now where people can

make music for free and so therefore the art of songwriting

is different I mean I talked about art quite a lot this week and people gave me

a bit of a hard time about art and I'm like I'm not dissing art I'm just looking

at general consumption and general consumption for me is what people want

and some people want 60-minute prog rock songs and some people want metal songs

and some people want so it's just finding your niche and tapping into it

this is the perfect time to do that which is brilliant so is it dying

I don't think so you know I know that there's currently right now 1,500 to

2,000 musicians who are on a course in this city alone who are musicians so not

really I don't think it dying I just think we're in a time now where it isn't

as prevalent in the charts then it's not on the radio because what is fashionable

now and it may come back and it may not it may die out but it will still be able

to make music using our instruments and sell it through our lifetime yeah

definitely because I think because people appreciate talent and if you make

something which is good enough then people will appreciate it so if you make

a song which is that good it doesn't matter whether you've made on a lute or

a guitar or a synth it doesn't make any difference if you make great music

people will buy into it so you know I just think I think there's a lot of

musicians out there who aren't who aren't writing good

enough songs with their guitars is what I would say - and as you say as well

even the thing that are playing on the radio like music so accessible all around

to the radio industry there's a lot of pop music outside - yeah so if you want to go and if

you want to go and get 10 million followers and it's going to take time

but you know for you to get 10 thousand followers that allow you to do this and

build your audience to ten thousand people who allow you to

tour make music monetize it in some way and have a career doing that to me

that's the question how you're going to do that rather than just

I want to get in the charts is guitar music the right way of doing it and say if you're going to

do that then that is completely against the art side to it that's more

a case of just going by a synth and start writing some songs and getting a stuff

out there so for me guitar music is less popular than it

used to be and when I was growing up everyone wanted the play as fast as

they possibly can and nowadays it's just a different trend but you know

evolution in music is just a thing happens and we are just going to a trend

at the moment but you go and you know see about buying guitar

there's plenty of people buying guitars it's just their acoustic guitars so you

know if you look at the biggest artists in the world right now

Ed Sheeran plenty guitar on that it's just acoustic guitar if you look at Adele

biggest artist in the world piano and guitar plenty on that so it's out there

it's just a case of writing good enough music using that guitar I don't think it's just

a fashion thing at the moment is not as fashionable and I'm sure it'll come back I'm

sure people will go back to their Metallica riffs who are now 15 and

then all of a sudden there'll be some kind of new wave of rock or metal at

some point quite soon I mean I remember having this exact conversation when

Metallica had basically done the Black Album then they've done load or

whatever it's called and then all of a sudden everyone was like oh it's

not the same and metal is not the same anymore and then new metal came out and

then everyone hated everyone who would like the old school didn't like it but

new metal's massive so it always going to be rehashes

yes - lot of work to do and do me a favor smash the subscribe hit the like

send me a mug because this is absolute brilliant thanks to Stuart for sending

me the mug I've still got some t-shirts so I'm wearing your t-shirts I would

like you to send more t-shirts this address is below and anything you need give

me a shout otherwise I'll see you guys tomorrow

For more infomation >> IS GUITAR MUSIC DYING? - Duration: 6:46.

-------------------------------------------

A jobbnál is jobb (Az új Scania generáció teszteredmények) - Duration: 4:15.

We have performed road tests of the new generation Scania R 450 and S 500 trucks

with loaded trailers.

During the test journeys, we covered almost 8,000 km on three different routes

using four vehicles with different specifications.

During testing, we observed and collected data about the road characteristics

and driving dynamics of the vehicles and monitored the operation of main components.

The primary aim of the test was to measure the fuel consumption of the new series trucks.

We were curious to see how the consumption of the new vehicles shaped up

compared to the current, Streamline series.

The three test routes totalled some 1,500 km in total

and were composed of various road types, topographical layouts and traffic conditions

– obviously, that was why we chose those routes.

The first route was the Biatorbágy – Szeged – Békéscsaba – Szolnok – Biatorbágy circuit.

It is some 500 km long

and consist of 50% motorway and 50% main road.

As regards its topography, it is completely flat.

The second route was the Biatorbágy – Eger – Kékestető – Gyöngyös – Biatorbágy circuit.

This is somewhat shorter at about 400 km and mostly consists of motorway sections,

with the interesting feature, and the reason for its selection is that

about 100 km of it is in mountainous terrain, along switchback roads.

It practically goes over the Kékestető peak.

The third route was the Biatorbágy – Szekszárd – Nagykanizsa – Biatorbágy circuit,

which is about 500 km long. Two thirds of it is along motorways, one third is along main roads.

But it was due to that one third that we chose that circuit,

as along the 180 km Szekszárd – Nagykanizsa section,

the route is completely along hilly main road sections.

The individual test routes yielded different results,

but the aggregate results of the three routes indicate that

both new-generation Scania trucks consumed about 4% less fuel

than the Streamline with its already excellent fuel economy.