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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, following the announcement of the indictments against Paul Manafort and

Richard Gates, had to give her usual Monday press briefing and, of course, people wanted

what the White House was saying about the indictments.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders basically did what you would expect her to do, and didn't actually

address the real elephant in the room and, instead, tried to deflect all of the attention

onto something else.

Take a look.

Counsel.

But look, today's announcement has nothing to do with the President, has nothing to do

with the President's campaign or campaign activity.

The real collusion scandal, as we've said several times before, has everything to do

with the Clinton campaign, Fusion GPS and Russia.

There's clear-

That's right, folks, don't look at the fact that members of the Trump campaign had to

turn themselves in to the FBI yesterday.

Don't look at that, don't focus on that.

It's all still about the Clintons and the Democrats and Obama and the Podestas.

That's the real collusion scandal because, somehow, in the eyes of Republicans, the Democrats

colluded with Russia to lose the 2016 election.

I'm not exactly sure how that logic works but, trust me, people who know nothing about

politics are saying that today and yesterday, and for the last week, really.

It takes a special kind of mental defect to think that any of that, any of this uranium

story or any of the Fusion GPS, totally legal story, has anything to do with anything in

the world right now.

Sure, the Podesta brother may get investigated.

He may go to prison.

I don't care if he does, kind of hope he does.

Same thing with John Podesta.

But that's not bigger than what's happening with the Trump Administration.

It wasn't colluding with a foreign power for any kind of political gain, not like what

the Trump Administration did, so I'm sick and tired of hearing people, especially coming

from Sarah Huckabee Sanders, saying that we should be focusing on the Democrats.

Huckabee Sanders has proven in her short time as press secretary that she is somehow more

morally corrupt and incompetent than Sean Spicer.

She has risen to the level of number one liar of the Trump Administration in a way that

Sean Spicer could never have dreamed of.

No wonder that guy got kicked out of the Administration in favor of Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

That is some world class mental linguistic gymnastics that she is doing, that somehow

convinced the American public that we should still be pissed off at the Clintons.

That is who the Trump campaign is still running against, and that is who Republicans still

view as Public Enemy Number One.

This is a calculated deflection on the part of the White House, but it's just one that

anybody with even half a brain shouldn't be buying into right now.

For more infomation >> Sarah Huckabee Sanders Lies Again, Says That The Manafort Indictment Is Actually About Democrats - Duration: 3:33.

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This Is Halloween in MINECRAFT - The Nightmare Before Christmas - Duration: 4:09.

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Is there scientific evidence for low carb? - Duration: 4:39.

Many of you watching will be wondering whether this is an evidence-based approach,

a very reasonable question.

The good news is there is a pile of evidence for the low-carb approach

and it's growing really on almost a daily basis.

But before I come to that it's perhaps worthwhile remembering

that before the drugs for type 2 diabetes,

a low-carb approach was the accepted way to treat diabetes,

there was nothing else.

So that was going on for decades, was perfectly accepted

and exists in the medical textbooks around the 1920s and 1930s.

Coming back now to some of the evidence we've got now,

I'm aware of well over 40 to maybe 50 now RCTs on this,

there are meta-analyses as well

and these are going to be lumped together

and it will be a link that will appear below the videos,

so that you can access this evidence and have a look for yourself.

What's really good news now

is the UK guidelines for doctors particularly mention

that we should be advising low-glycemic index carbohydrates

for our patients with type 2 diabetes.

Thinking about that, there is only one way to interpret advice

about low glycemic index source of carbohydrate,

that has to be a low-carb diet, really.

And that exploring that is perfectly safe and I think reasonable.

And that's what we'll be doing later on in the series.

Just even as a basic approach, the idea of cutting sugar,

which is how I would always begin with a low-carb diet,

cutting table sugar,

I think is completely reasonable for somebody with obesity and type 2 diabetes

and a very safe first step.

And you can start with that if you're nervous,

but I'd advise you have a look at the evidence and judge for yourself.

But I think there is enough evidence for us to use this approach.

So speaking personally, it's interesting for me to look back over the last five years

and think about how few problems I've actually had.

The problems I have had

have mainly been to do with the advantages of the low-carb approach.

So yes, blood pressures have improved

and people felt perhaps dizzy when they first stood up,

because they were already on pre-existing medication.

I don't actually see that as a problem,

because of course I've cut the blood pressure medication.

I've encouraged patients to have their own blood pressure machines

so that I knew about that there's a problem.

Another group might be people who are on pre-existing drugs for diabetes,

which I'm keen to cut if that's what the patient wants to do.

Again if they're measuring their blood sugar, I know about those problems.

I've had a number of patients who started with muscle cramps.

In fact I get them personally, because I'm a runner.

Now the muscle cramp thing generally means you need more salt.

That's easily done.

So I talk about that in advance.

So the patients are not surprised if they get muscle cramps.

They go, "Oh, yes, Dr. Unwin told me about that and I just need to have salt."

So I mentioned that quite commonly.

Sometimes constipation has been a slight problem,

but really given that I'm encouraging the patients to have a lot more green veg,

I don't think that is something that's a great worry.

I'm still surprised really by how few patients have a problem

and when we think internationally

there must be well over, I don't know, half a million people doing this at least.

And what's interesting is that beyond them

are thousands of doctors doing this low-carb approach.

And that gives me confidence really, because it's growing all the time.

I'm in personal contact with 250 doctors using the approach in the UK alone

and that number is growing day by day.

For more infomation >> Is there scientific evidence for low carb? - Duration: 4:39.

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Mike Huckabee Drops A Huge WARNING For America Obama Is FURIOUS Over What Is Revealed(VIDEO)!! - Duration: 3:02.

Mike Huckabee Drops A Huge WARNING For America Obama Is FURIOUS Over What Is Revealed

so joining us to shed some light on what this really means is Governor Mike

Huckabee governor welcome good to see you tonight

I mean thank you Marlo swaggin settles and you know and all the people who were

mistreated by the banks we heard so much about it and I would didn't you just

assume that the money was going to the people who got hurt in those

transactions and it's unbelievable yeah this is it is unbelievable somebody

ought to go to prison for this I mean this is worse than a mafia shakedown

because at least if the Mafia shakes you down for protection your store doesn't

burn down but this is a case where the Liberals have played Robin Hood they've

stolen from the government the taxpayers and they've given it to their pals it's

really outrageous and I think that part of it that is so frustrating imagine for

example if under a Republican Department of Justice the Department of Justice had

allocated money to the National Right to Life or if they'd allocated it to the

NRA can you imagine how that would have gone over with the Democrats I don't

think very well you know senator Lankford of Oklahoma and House Judiciary

Chairman Bob Goodlatte are behind this stop settlement slush fund Act of 2017 I

mean this is what we talk about when you talk about draining the swamp right I

mean this this is this is pretty murky swamp here well it's real murky swamp

and the sad thing is it's taxpayer money money that should have gone either to

the customers of an organization fund keep in mind how simple this is you're a

bank you get fined well instead of paying the full fine to the government

of the Treasury Department are giving it back to your customers you instead make

a donation to some liberal group now look Martha I don't care if the donation

is to a liberal or conservative group this violates the Constitution because

only Congress can appropriate money this is outrageous

yeah and you know when you look at the protection of the system in in DC and

they looked into it that both the Government Accountability Office and the

Congressional Research Service concluded that the settlement settlement

agreements did not violate Congress's power of the purse so you know they sort

of circled the wagons on this right well sure there

protecting each other but I think any simple reading of the Constitution says

that you don't have bureaucrats who can just create money out of thin air that

doesn't have an appropriation from Congress Congress has the power of the

purse if it's not an appropriation I don't care if it's in the state of the

federal level the executive branch can't just go out and say we'd like to spend

some money doesn't matter whether Congress has approved it we're gonna

spend it cuz we want to it doesn't work out I mean how about paying a little bit

of that down with the money but it has to be dispersed to different

originations are unbelievable governor Huckabee it's always a pleasure to see

you thank you very much Thank You Martha

For more infomation >> Mike Huckabee Drops A Huge WARNING For America Obama Is FURIOUS Over What Is Revealed(VIDEO)!! - Duration: 3:02.

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How Old is Master Roshi - Duration: 3:49.

Master Roshi has been alive since before Dragon Ball even started.

He looks like he is in his 70s or 80s but in fact he's much older than that.

He so old that he even trained grandpa Gohan (who is the man that took care of Goku on

earth just in case you didn't know) and the Ox King who is Chi-Chi's father.

It seems like he's been alive forever, but how old is Master Roshi?

That's what we're gonna talk about today.

Hey how's it going my name is Raf and welcome to Dragon Ball code.

Today we are going to talk about how old is really Master Roshi.

Because even though time passes he always looks the same.

So let's start doing the math.

Master Roshi was born in Age 430 which is a long time ago in the Dragon Ball universe.

Time passed and he starts training in martial arts.

More years keep passing and in age 658 grandpa Gohan was born.

So by this time he was already 228 years old and Grandpa Gohan was just a baby.

Just a little few more years pass and he competes in age 710 in the world martial arts tournament

number 13.

By now he's like 280 years old and he wins the tournament.

Then 26 more years pass and Goku is finally born but he's not even on earth yet.

So Dragon Ball as we know it hasn't even started and he's already 306.

Time keeps passing and Dragon Ball finally starts in the age 749 and Master Roshi meets

Goku.

From here all the events from Dragon Ball occur and we fast forward to age 761 which

is when Dragonball Z starts.

In age 762 Vegeta and Nappa arrive on earth.

Time keeps moving then Goku goes to Namek, they fight Frieza and in age 764 future trunks

arrives.

At this point Master Roshi is 334 years old… that's crazy.

Then androids arrive in 767 and the whole saga with the androids and Cell happens.

The fighters take a break for a few years and finally in age 774 Majin Buu appears and

he is defeated.

By now he is 344 years old.

And it doesn't stop there I know it's a lot of numbers and but we're getting there.

Then Beerus come to earth looking for a ssj god just 4 years after that.

And in age 779 Frieza is resurrected, the tournament between universe 6 and 7 takes

place, the whole arc with Zamasu and Goku Black happens and the Tournament of Power

also takes place.

Which is where they were at the moment in the anime when I made this video.

Then by the end of Dragon Ball Z in age 784 Master Roshi is 354 Years old.

And you can leave it here if you don't consider GT canon.

But if you do or are curious about how old he was at the end of GT, keep watching.

In the original Japanese anime Dragon Ball GT takes place in five years after the end

of dragon ball Z.

That is age 789.

And just one year later Goku defeats Omega Shenron and he goes to say good bye to Master

Roshi and Krillin.

This is the last time we see master Roshi and then we fast forward 100 years and we

see Goku Junior and Vegeta Junior fighting in the tournament.

Pan is an old lady by now, so everyone else that we knew has passed away, but even though

that they don't show master Roshi again I think that during this he was still alive

and well.

So if I'm correct by the end of Dragonball GT Master Roshi would've been 460 years old.

And there you have it feel free to correct me if I made a mistake and if you like this

video please like and if you like Dragon Ball content make sure to subscribe and hit the

bell icon so you can get notifications whenever I post a new video.

Thanks for watching and I'll see you later.

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Is A Million Dollars Enough To Retire? How Much Money Do I Need To Retire - Duration: 3:43.

Can you retire on a million dollars? I mean, how much money really is that?

How far can that go? I'm Kris Krohn and today on Limitless TV, we're gonna explore

that question and find out what kind of retirement you're really gonna need to

live the life that you want.

A million dollars, a million dollars. Oh my gosh, I'm rolling in the money, rolling

in the money! A million dollars is not what it used to be, right? It's like, oh my

gosh, I want to win the lottery if I had a million dollars, what could I do?

Just pause and think about it for a moment, call your financial planner up if you

have one and say, I got a million dollars, what are my options?

and you know what he's gonna say, hmm we should put that in an annuity, get it to

produce three or four percent a year. Okay what's three percent of a million

dollars? It's 30 grand. What is that? Like less than three thousand dollars a month?

That's like 2,500 a month. Can you retire on 2,500 a month? No you can't retire on

2,500 a month, you're a millionaire, what are you doing with $2,500 a month?

You know what you do instead? Now you take that $2,500 a month and you have to pull

off some of the principal, pull five grand out every month, five grand out

every month because now I got 75 hundred I'm feeling pretty good except a few

years later, guess what you've done. You've been eroding your wealth as if

you can plan your d-day, death day. So there's got to be a different

alternative and that's what we're here to talk about and let me kick it off

with this idea first. A million dollars is not what it used to be but a million

dollars sitting in real estate even just paid off,

I could buy six paid off homes producing $1,200 a month each, I'd be sitting over

$7,000 a month an income, it's 85,000 dollars a year, it's not quite six

figures but guess what? I'm crushing it compared to the financial markets.

Now that's just the basic concept, you want to know what you could really do with a

million dollars in real estate? That's what I'm gonna show you next.

So if a million dollars could buy you a bunch of paid off free and clear properties, guess

what a million could also do. It could buy you 20 to 25 leveraged properties

and those leveraged properties will probably have a cash flow, very similar

to the paid off homes but here's the difference,

if I buy 25 homes with twenty or forty thousand dollars of equity each,

then guess what those homes will do when I sell that next batch. It will have taken

my first million and I'll turn it into two million dollars, you'll have

doubled your investment. How sexy is that? That's what leverage in real estate does,

it's time to pay things off and be free and clear when you have enough money to

produce the residual income that you want and that's really what the math

comes down to. Million dollars is not enough to retire on in the financial

markets. A million dollars in real estate can get you pretty close to a six-figure

income on paid off free and clear property and a million dollars is

certainly enough to catapult into your next million super-easy through

leveraged real estate. Bottom line is, when you can scroll it all up and bundle

it and wrap it into paid off property with enough residual income that meets

your liking for today and what your lifestyle needs will be a decade or two

from now, that's when you're ready to retire and that's how you do it.

I love helping create millionaires and keep on watching these videos and subscribe

because if you're seriously committed to your financial future, we're definitely

going to drop some nuggets on you, both in the mindset and the real estate

that's gonna help you get there.

For more infomation >> Is A Million Dollars Enough To Retire? How Much Money Do I Need To Retire - Duration: 3:43.

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Is CRY OF FEAR Good? - Duration: 9:58.

So what

is up guys, Musical Anti Hero saying words and doing things with you my sexalicious audience

and welcome to a Halloween edition of:

Where I take a look at the games I'm playing and answer the question of:

As today is the day of all Hallow's Eve, I thought this time it might be a good idea

to take a look at a horror game that helped defined modding history in video gaming.

Today we'll be looking at the psychological thriller known as Cry of Fear.

Released in 2012, Cry of Fear is a deeply disturbing game revolving around Simon Henriksson,

a 19 Year Old Pewdiepinesian who awakes in an alleyway shortly after being hit by a car.

Accosted by the survivors of Neogaff's fatal fires, Simon flits between the real world

and a twisted nightmare realm as he journeys deeper into the city in hopes of curing his

severe case of, "I'm the Hero So Of Course I Have Amnesia."

Aside from some of the painful, "tortured soul," monologue tropes and an opening dialogue

that is not delivered well, Cry of Fear's story is handled mostly through cinematic

cutscenes and flashbacks.

These are dropped at the beginning and the end of the game's several chapters, though

several narrative hints are laden throughout messages you receive on Simon's cellphone

as you progress.

Despite some of the lackluster writing…

Cry of Fear narratively takes a few surprising and dark twists as its story progresses onward,

managing to successfully pull off multiple optional endings to the plot, all of which

feel unique and satisfying, even if they aren't necessarily the best ones for our protagonist.

Oddly enough, that description rather fits the whole game.

Cry of Fear is actually unique in its construction because it's based off of the assets and

engine for the original Half-Life, one of the FPS genre's pioneering games.

Prior to its release as a full stand-alone game, Cry of Fear was planned to be launched

as a mod for Valve's forever-duology.

While this makes it standout as a testament to the passion of modders and the creativity

of PC modding, Cry of Fear is also shackled to the design issues and problems that stop

Half-Life from holding up in the modern era.

Starting with the visual design, the game is a relatively low-graphic endeavor; while

levels are reminiscent of the low-poly style of the original Half-Life, models in the game's

cinematics are fully rendered in-game, and possess enough mapping to fully emote and

convey expression, something that makes Cry of Fear standout from its source material.

This is due to a minor upgrade in the engine, taking the custom renderer from Paranoia,

another mod for Half-Life

However, like the headcrabs of old, enemy design is primitive by modern standards, let

alone the standards of 2012 when this game came out.

While yes, these enemies can be intimidating in the dark recesses of the game, this is

not due to their particularly terrifying design.

In fact in some instances, they can look down-right hilarious in average lighting.

While creature designs are about as disturbing as a kinder-kid with more crayons up his nose

than on his page, their graphical design hinders them to a severe detriment.

From Michael Myers fans to tentacle bed monsters the low poly textures cause their scare appeal

to be hit or miss.

Several of these behave in similar manners, subscribing to the school of, "Run and scream."

However several of the game's later entries actually contain a few creative ideas such

as damaging Simon when looking them in the eye.

These "improvements" are limited severely by the game's design and engine, and with

no telegraphing of what is occurring they often become far more frustrating than innovative.

However, what really sells some of the earlier terrors is the game's glorious sound design.

Without a doubt, Cry of Fear's golden apple is the beauty of its soundscape.

Each type of creature possesses a unique and equally horrific sound, depraved and disturbing

with each new enemy type.

The soundtrack is soft and subversive, often using silence to draw out moments of tension

or build-up scares of varying degrees.

When there is music, it carries several stressful soundtracks that call back to franchises like

Resident Evil and Silent Hill, with lower, barely controlled notes, belaying Simon's

tenuous grasp on sanity.

Which brings me to the gameplay, which at several points had me barely grasping on for

sanity.

Coming with both a singleplayer and multi-player campaign, traversal through Cry of Fear is

comparable to Resident Evil 4.

Simon has a limited inventory as he explores the town, his pockets able to quickly fill

up with key progression items, weapons or morphine syringes to restore your health.

During my playthrough I had no difficulties managing my meagre inventory; melee weapons

are quickly replaceable with guns in difficulties beneath hard mode as ammunition is incredibly

plentiful.

Morphine was used almost on pickup due to some of the arguably cheap methods that enemies

can ambush you in game.

Enemies are quickly put down in these lower difficulty modes by any firearm or gun, rarely

becoming a hindrance and detracting from the horror as you progress into deeper chapters.

The only times enemies cannot be defeated by gunfire are when they have a special property,

and it's not often that the game telegraphs these properties appropriately, resulting

in more than one instance of aggravating trial and error gameplay.

This all culminates in what may be the most frustrating part of the game, that took me

and a friend five hours to beat.

Chapter 5 is one of the penultimate levels in Cry of Fear, requiring you to venture across

the city, dodging enemies that frequently ambush you and solving terrible missing part

puzzles.

It is also the LONGEST level in the game, made up of segments from the previous chapters.

As such, item drops and locations are tied to what you've picked up previously in the

game.

If you picked up ammunition in Chapter 3, for example, it will not respawn in Chapter

5, nor are there additional spawn points EXCEPT for MUCH later in the level, after you leave

the city.

This left us, on normal mode, with the most asinine part of the game.

After taking damage from an ambush, we were left with only five percent of our health

remaining for the rest of the level.

And why?

Because morphine syringes were used to counteract OTHER ambushes in the game and none were available.

Furthermore, when opening up the console to generate syringes, it's been disabled in

the game's files, leaving you high and dry when you want to save yourself.

So, for most of the level, I was forced to move from save point to save point, dying

and memorizing the level with Dark Souls style efficiency, punished by Nuk'tuq the Moose

God for our hubris.

Even as you progress in the level, there is not ONE fucking morphine drop until you reach

Chapter 6, after an entire section where you are forced to fire into the dark at enemies

that NAVIGATE BY SOUND AND SHOOT PROJECTILES BACK AT YOU!

FUUUUUUUUUCK!

Sadly, most of the game is as clear as that; while the artistry and direction can be visually

pleasing, the game design is muddied by this to a point of bare-tangibleness.

Direction to the player is not translated well, and interaction with the environment

and enemies can lead to frustration more often than not.

Descending into the 'nightmare' portion of levels often only enhances the misdirection,

delivering scenarios that often seem unwinnable and would frankly translate better to a movie

set-piece than to a video game.

Despite being a mostly linear game, I needed a WALKTHROUGH just to get through to the basic

ending of Cry of Fear, and it's the first time I've needed one since I played Dark

Souls 2.

Despite all of the hell I give Cry of Fear, it is still a competently put together experience

that sadly suffers from the limitations of the engine it's based on.

While a labour of love on the part of the developers, it is anything but forgiving to

gamers that can pick it up and get invested in it.

Looking past the crusty exterior and the incredibly unforgiving game design, Cry of Fear is built

on good concepts and sound ideas.

The story, despite some of the less than stellar dialogue, is complemented well by the dingy

and dark imagery, bonding you intimately through Simon's trauma.

While the game at times can be incredibly unfair, the gameplay is sound and firm, delivering

a tense and stressful atmosphere.

But despite all of the potential rays of sunshine, they cannot pierce the glass ceiling of the

game's design problems.

If Cry of Fear were remastered in a newer engine with all of the issues fixed, I would

gladly recommend it to any gamer out there.

Currently the game is free on Steam, but I'd willingly pay ten to twenty dollars for a

full remaster.

The ideas here are not bad ones, but their execution is often so far from stellar it

often leaves you wondering what the hell is supposed to be done next.

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Meneer z'n vloerkleed is binnen... #onlineshoppingfail - Duration: 0:16.

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Why your uncle is so CRINGE? - Duration: 2:49.

My friend Donatello is a wonderful guy.

Hard worker, reliable, friendly

but as everyone of us he has a flaw. I'm sorry Don, I know you try.

Don is not funny at all.

We all know someone like this. It could be a friend like in my case

or an uncle, cousin, maybe a work colleague, your boss?

Or that relative you see once every five years.

Well to understand why your uncle is so cringe, we first have to talk about the reason behind laughing

Why we laugh? Laughing is a defense against anxiety. To put it simple we all fear different things

we all have a situation that makes us uneasy.

Well the fastest thing to do to defend against this feeling - to challenge it - is to joke about it.

So since we fear different things it makes sense that we have different kind of sense of humor.

Following an article I found at page 84 of my old high school book

I found an interesting text talking about four kind of different sense of humor.

Evasion humor is useful if we consider our daily life to be frustrating, menacing, heavy.

Here comes the need to raise our barriers using techniques like puns, absurd jokes. An example?

At the end the painter was blinded. Too many enlightment style drawings.

Number two: if the constant menace of death makes us anxious, we challenge it using dark humor. An example?

Hey Don, how was your holiday in Iraq? Oh it was awesome!

A blast.

^_^

Number three: aggressive humor. This one is useful against aggressive instincts.

Have you ever felt like you want to punch someone in the face? For example your boss at work or your professor.

But we are civil people, we cannot punch others at will so we joke on it.

Marriage teaches us a lot of things.

First of all, I should have avoided it.

Last but not least. If we feel like we could be bad lovers. If we fear to confess our feelings

because they could be rejected, or if we fear we will have performance anxiety in bed,

here is where sexual humor comes into play. An example?

Please choose a password.

P - E - N - I - S Enter.

Password is too short.

So that's pretty much it. The next time you'll meet that uncle whose jokes are not fit for the situation

you will have an idea of what stress them.

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What is Ghost of Tsushima - Duration: 2:59.

Hi everyone, my name's Aaron, and welcome to A/C Gaming.

Sucker Punch Productions recently unveiled "Ghost of Tsushima" at Paris Games Week.

But what can we expect this game to be like?

Here is everything we currently know about the game.

"Ghost of Tsushima" is an open world, action-stealth adeventure game

set in the year 1274,

when the fearsome Mongol Empire invades the Island of Tsushima,

wreaking havoc, and conquering the local population.

As one the last surviving samurai, you rise from the ashes,

and move beyond your traditions to forge a new way of fighting

- the way of the Ghost -

as you wage an unconventional war for the freedom of Japan.

"Ghost of Tsushima is under development by Sucker Punch Productions.

Sucker Punch has produced many well-known titles,

including the "Sly Cooper" and "inFamous" series.

Back in 2014, Sucker Punch Studios brought "inFamous: Second Sun"

and "inFamous: First Light" to the PS4.

Then the developers began working on making those titles compatible with the upcoming PS4 Pro.

But according to Jason Connell, a Creative/Art Director at Sucker Punch Productions,

"Ghost of Tsushima" has secretly been in development for 3 & 1/2 years.

The official release date for "Ghost of Tsushima" has not yet been announced.

But considering how long the game has been in development,

it will likely come to players sometime in the near future.

Now, let's talk about graphics.

As you can see, this game looks BEAUTIFUL.

And "Ghost of Tsushima" will be playable on the PS4 Pro in 4K HD.

This will allow the game to capture the Island of Tsushima in all its gorgeous beauty.

Speaking of the grandeur of Tsushima,

Nate Fox, Creative Director at Sucker Punch Productions, commented,

saying that all the locations of Tsushima are "in-engine."

And so, players can expect to have the entire island to explore.

We have not yet seen extensive gameplay from "Ghost of Tsushima,"

but the game's official trailer showcased a few peeks of in-game combat.

And it seems that "Ghost of Tsushima" will be a third-person game.

Now, speaking of platforms,

it was not explicitly stated what systems the game will be playable on.

However, considering that "Ghost of Tsushima" was revealed at a PS4 event,

And considering that the "Sly Cooper" and "inFamous" series are exclusive to the PlayStation,

it seems that "Ghost of Tsushima" will likely follow suit.

I don't know about you guys, but I am super pumped for this game!

If you would like to stay up-to-date on the latest "Ghost of Tsushima" news, feel free to hit that Subscribe button,

and make sure that you have enabled notifications.

Once again, I'm Aaron with A/C Gaming.

Until next time.

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Is this the ideal bedroom media PC? - Duration: 6:13.

Is this mini PC, this tiny little thing, the perfect apartment media PC?

As someone who has now been an apartment dweller for two years as of this week, and have always

struggled to find a good bedroom media streaming setup - I think it may very well be the one

for me.

This video is sponsored by Azulle.

They sent this awesome little PC out for review to see what I can do with it - but everything

you're about to hear is my own and no one is seeing this review before it is posted

or anything like that.

So this is Azulle's new Byte3.

It's been updated to the new Intel Apollo Lake N3450 processor - that's 4 cores, but

no hyperthreading, so just 4 threads - and 4GB of RAM, although they do have an 8GB model.

It's got 32GB of eMMC storage onboard and it comes with Windows 10 pro.

So far this isn't anything special for a bedroom media PC, eh?

Well, the cool part comes in its connectivity.

So you already have some decent specs for media streaming and such - but inside you

have a M.2 2280 SATA slot for super slim storage, and they even include thermal pads and a nice

little heatsink to keep this - oh yeah I forgot to mention - totally fanless and silent PC

cool.

Now, when you take off the bottom of the chassis here to install a SSD, there are two screws

in the middle that look very similar to the outer corner screws - you do not want to unscrew

these.

These mount the heatsink, and if you take it off it will be very hard to put back together

without attaching it back directly to the plate.

Just unscrew the corners and you have easy access to the insides.

EZ PZ.

Plus, you can even throw in a 2.5" SATA SSD, as well - allowing you to fill this bad

boy with terabytes of storage, if you desire.

But it doesn't stop there - on the outside, you have 3 USB 3.0 ports, (two on the back

one on the side) one USB 2.0 port (I have a Logitech receiver plugged into it), a SD

card slot, and a USB 3.1 Type C port for expandability!

If you have a USB dock or a faster hard drive to hook into it, you have a lot of options

to hook up storage.

So if you don't have SSDs or M.2 drives, you can use external hard drives for your

local media, too, like I have.

The Byte 3 is just barely bigger than this WD My Passport Ultra here.

We also have dual-band AC wifi, gigabit ethernet, 3.5mm audio jack, kensington lock, and VGA

and HDMI 2.0 output for maximum compatibility, along with a fairly small wall wart power

supply.

As you can see, this is a pretty adequate little combo already.

Then they include a remote that works with the Bluetooth and IR receiver in the PC to

allow you to control many functions - handy for TV setups.

For the media center functionality, I've gone with Plex - a wonderful free media management

service that I've talked about plenty on the channel.

Plex organizes your media and keeps a library of any drives you have hooked up to this so

you can watch all of your media in one place.

I've even got tutorials for ripping your media so you don't have to switch back and

forth with discs or anything like that.

Now, this is still a low-power machine, so you won't be transcoding streams for an

entire house of users at a time, or anything like that - but

direct play through their Windows 10 app worked for any media I loaded onto my external drive

- and will perform even better from internal SSDs.

Running Netflix and Hulu also gave us little trouble.

If you already have a Plex server elsewhere, then you can play literally anything on this

transcoded from your server.

The Intel HD Graphics 500 in here won't let this be a gaming powerhouse or anything,

but you should be able to get some basic emulators running and such on it, for sure.

And the best part about this compared to using a small PC, laptop, or game console is that

it stays completely silent due to the fanless design.

The housing can heat up a bit, but not enough to burn you

or anything.

With realistic expectations, this could actually be the perfect bedroom media PC for a lot

of people, and I'm looking forward to the upgrade.

Plus, running the HDMI to my LCD TV and VGA to my HD CRT in the bedroom gets me a nice

dual-screen setup.

Just for funsies.

If you have a grandparent, child, or anyone who has super basic computing needs and a

small space - this could be great for them, too.

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This is one of the best OTF switchblade I have - Duration: 2:30.

hey what is up guys so today I got another knife from vipertecknives.com

so without further ado let's jump right into it. alright so this is the box

and it's magnetic and there you have a carry pouch and the pouch looks pretty

good and this one is for the belt alright so let's take the knife out wow

that's pretty solid it has a rubber matte finish

there's the branding Vipertec and this one is the thing you used to smash glass

windows ok and can't wait to see the blade inside so here we go Wow look at

that so impressed with this I think the

patterns are laser etched. wow that's so cool this is an awesome knife look at

the blade nice and it's sharp like I can keep on doing this all day it's too fun

it kind of reminds me of the Assassin's Creed hidden blade like that but this

one is a bit shorter. ok let's see how sharp the blade is I'm gonna test it out

using a bond paper and we'll just slice through it it's pretty sharp

nice how about on a potato let's do it whoa pretty darn sharp by the way I have

one question to you guys you just want me to make a replica of this knife or or a

DIY video on how to properly make one using cardboard or popsicle sticks?

if your answer is yes then all you have to do is like this video and let me know in

the comments below and if this video reaches a thousand likes then I'll do it

so regarding the m9 bayonet that I promised to make well I'll still do it I

just ran out of popsicle sticks yeah I run out of popsicle sticks but as soon

as I get them I'll do it by the way guys if you want to buy one of this OTF knife

all you have to do is check the description below and there will be a

link for this knife so that's it thanks a lot for watching and I'll see you in

the next one

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What is the best Subclass in Destiny 2 - Duration: 5:47.

welcome to JGOD gaming in today's video I wanted to focus on destiny two

subclasses and tell you which are the best and maybe which ones to avoid on

the screen you can see the best auto mention and worst the three I'll be

focusing on are the best and maybe talk a little bit briefly on honorable

mention and the worst the first one I'll be working on is the Boyd Walker and why

I think that was the best one in addition to why a lot of people enjoy

this one it's the best survivability wise because the warlock is built-in

with best viability with the 10 recovery being possible but it also has a great

skill tree and the main thing is devourer so that any enemy you kill with

the devourer you know it's gonna rehear your health and then you get 9 seconds

to kill another enemy to recover your health so just because of that it has a

great survivability factor it says for a short time in the description but 9

seconds is not a short time the second part of the void Walker that is pretty

nice is their super because it's so forgiving you can actually miss a target

slightly and you're still gonna get the effective damage so as you see right

here in this clip I use my special takes about half the health and for most

enemies it's gonna take a huge chunk if not killed in the next sub class I'll be

talking about is the Titan striker and why this one's awesome is because you

get that double grenade if you use the top tree as well as you get the rally

barricade and it's great for ad control so you'll see in the clip some of the

things you can do with it some could even argue that the Titan striker is

broken especially in PvP since they get the double grenades those grenades do

significant damage especially when you do the rate for example the Titan

striker with their double grenades are able to kill dog so easy while some

other classes struggle so just by pure damage output they're able to destroy

their super great declaring ads and then you have the rally barricade what you're

going to see right here which allows you to infinitely lay bullets down on any

enemy and provide cover not just for yourself

but for your team mates so it's great when you need to go

revive somebody you can go ahead and slam down the rally barricade and then

go ahead and run up and provide some cover for yourself while you're laying

down down there you can see right here you just do this little drop method and

you're gonna get that unlimited ammo burst on enemy and last but not least

from my top three list is the warlock storm collar and the reason why this

one's at the top of the list is because it has the arc souls which causes

additional damage for anyone steps inside your healing rift or empowering

rift also gives you a pulse grenade and it's great for add damage as well so

you'll see some of these things in action it just depends on how you want

to use it but this one's top tier as well here's a little bit of the arc

Souls in action so you can see they're causing damage they're actually shooting

the ads even though I'm shooting them they're gonna cause additional damage

which is great because if all of your teammates step into the rift they're

gonna get this additional add damage as well the pulse grenades are great

because they've linger and cause additional damage as they pulse which is

great that the Titan striker and the stormcaller have this one because the

hunter kind of got screwed they don't have one that does this and why they're

supers are great for add controls because they actually chain together if

the enemies are close enough the actual electricity will connect one-handed me

to the next to the next and you'll be able to destroy multiple ads at once and

although those are my top three and I have honorable mentions and ones that I

think worst I think plenty of these classes are viable but it's if you had

to pick and choose which one are you gonna go with you're obviously gonna go

with the best ones so as far as honorable mention goes I put the hunter

Night Stalker there because the orpheus rig is so powerful especially on

specific events and building orbs that it can actually help the team in one

aspect but the hunter in general is just a pretty weak class because the way

they're builds are you're kind of limited and a lot of things you can do

and you don't really contribute to the team other than orbs as far as

gunslinger goes it's great in specific niche environments where you want to hit

a lot of damage really quick but then again that's again

with an exotic celestial night March 15 in this one but as far as doing a

particular event that's only good when you get to the boss and you need a deal

tons of damage all at once otherwise you're just sitting on super for a long

time but the good part is if you don't use a celestial Nighthawk can build a

good amount of orbs and using that bottom tree and then the worst is the

arts writer why I say the arts writer is the worst because there's really no

reason to use it there's really no benefit

there's plenty classes that are significantly better it's it's too slow

when you're using your super it doesn't deal a lot of damage the same way some

of the other ones I touched on dude it doesn't have a pulse grenade so it

doesn't even have that going for it and not a lot of really of exotics kind of

synergize with it so that's pretty much it

those are my thoughts on all the subclasses that I talked about today

hopefully enjoy the video if you did go ahead and click that like button if you

didn't go ahead and click that dislike button you like to know your thoughts

down in the comment section so if you could please leave a comment let me know

if you'd agree or disagree with what I've said in the video uh and I'll go

ahead and click that subscribe button if you haven't done so already and like to

stay up to date with future content make sure you click that bell so you can stay

up to date thank you and as always have a great day

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