Waching daily Dec 29 2017

This time on Rad Rat Video, we finally talk about Skate 3, a game that a lot of you guys

have been wanting me to play.

So let's get right into it.

[Music]

Welcome back to Rad Rat Video, the channel

where you can learn something new about skateboarding three times a week.

Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, we take a look at something in skateboarding world

and culture, from learning tricks to learning about different brands, to learning about

skateboarding video games such as Skate 3.

A lot of you guys have been asking me to play this one and I'm glad to finally get it finished.

So i've reviewed every other game in the series: Skate, Skate It, Skate 2, and now Skate 3

and let's get into it.

This game has a lot of new features and things, but is it the best?

I'll talk about that in the end.

One thing I want to point out though is that this game has a lot of online features that

don't work anymore, so I'm reviewing it as if you're buying a brand new right now.

I did mess around with a lot of that stuff back when it was new.

This is my original copy from 2010.

But I wanted to point that out there's a lot of stuff that isn't quite working anymore.

But I'm gonna walk you through all those features right now.

You get a choice of camera perspective, which is something a lot of people complained about.

I didn't mind the low camera that much, but given the option, I went with the higher

one.

It's less authentic, but it helps you line stuff up a little better, so it's worth

it.

You can also pick your difficulty.

The hardcore mode is what a lot of you guys would probably want to go with, and it does

a few things.

First it makes flip tricks harder.

You have to flick the controller a lot more just to get enough air to get off the ground.

It's actually possible to bail something as simple as a varial kickflip on flat if

you don't flick it enough.

So it's a lot more work to do advanced flip tricks into grinds, and out of them too.

A 360 flip out of a tailslide is actually pretty tough because it has to be perfect.

This slows you down in contests a lot.

My usual strategy in the last two games was to do a 360 nollie 360 hardflip into a grind

and then flip out, but it's much harder here.

I actually have to respect how high some stuff is and plan for it.

Another big change is the fact that you don't stick to rails anymore.

In the first two games, or the lower difficulty levels in this one, you just have to get close

to a rail and you'll snap to it.

It helps, most of the time.

But sometimes, if you're trying to ollie up onto a ledge or manual it, you might have

gotten stuck doing a grind every time.

Now, you have a lot more control, but you also need to have the precision to manage

it.

Here's an example.

This is a best trick event where I have to grind this rail.

But the game doesn't set you up perfectly straight.

Even if you don't touch the left stick, you'll still be a little bit off and miss

the rail.

I had to restart this event probably ten times before I just so happened to get my aim right.

In times like this, where you're skating enormous obstacles, having the hardcore control

is kind of a pain.

And you have to skate this particular rail in at least 3 separate events.

But you can always turn the difficulty down in the menu if you have to.

I never did.

Hardcore mode is great for the filming stuff though.

Your footage will look more natural and gives you a lot more of a challenge on regular sized

stuff, instead of having to do bigger and bigger gaps.

I'll talk about filming stuff a bit later.

The story, this time around, is a little bit different… but not really.

The intro is a long look at logging and manufacturing, and it's not really obvious why for a while.

But it's showing the process of making a deck from start to finish.

Then it cuts to a skater about to do a trick over a shark.

And he bails.

As it turns out, this is you, and Reda approaches and says this.

"What are we doing this for somebody else for?

Let's do our own thing.

Let's start our own board company."

So that's the goal of the game.

Get coverage, win contests, and all the same stuff you always did.

But this time, you get paid in deck sales, not in money.

And you unlock more events as your company gets bigger.

That's a really good way to go.

In the other games, I had hundreds of thousands of dollars by the end of the game, and nothing

to buy with it.

I didn't care to buy every single deck and wheel, so it just went to waste.

But the deck sales feel more meaningful.

You get to pick your company name and pick a pre designed logo.

I wish you could actually design a logo, because it ends up being stickered all over town and

on your posters and stuff.

Supposedly, you could go to skate.ea.com and do that kind of stuff back in the day.

But it's not really available anymore.

Another big change - Reda is no longer your cameraman.

And the game makes it really clear that it's because people complained too much.

"Number one: Don't talk too much.

People don't like that."

"OK."

"And the most important thing: Don't talk too much!"

So he passes the torch to Shingo, who is the guy you might remember from the first two

games that you always beat in SKATE.

He doesn't have a lot of personality, and your skater doesn't ever speak a single

word, so I found myself missing Reda's comments as I skated around.

But he's still in the game.

You only hear him when you hit business milestones though.

Something else that has changed is the focus on building skateparks.

You have been able to tweak spots and put up extra ramps and rails and stuff like that.

But this takes it to another level.

You get this warehouse and eventually other spots, and you can build whatever you want

in it.

As you play the game, you'll unlock more types of ramps and stuff that you can place

here.

I never had a ton of interest in doing this, since there's so much stuff to skate as

is, but it's a cool option at least.

I'll show more of this later.

Aside from these additions, there are still some new events, but the old ones return too.

Let's talk about them all.

The photo events are slightly updated.

I've complained about the photography of these for both of the last games.

The shots are basically never set up right.

You can't see the landings most of the time.

It's just you in the air, doing something and going somewhere.

But they do give you a little control now.

You can zoom out, aim the camera, tweak the color and focus and stuff like that.

It helps, but it's not great still.

There are some other events that are better though.

One thing I want to point out is the "Killed It" feature.

This isn't new, but it's definitely updated.

In the past, it was pretty much just a higher score total.

But here's how it works now.

When you start an event, you can just clear the gap and it'll count as "Owned It".

But if you want to take it to the next level, the "Killed It" challenge is harder, or

just more specific.

You don't just have to do a grind, you have to do a specific grind or slide.

Don't just grind this, do a tailslide to late flip out.

I like this.

It's helping train you on the controls, but it's giving you more of a challenge,

and rewarding people who have more skill with the game.

Killing film challenges in hardcore mode can be genuinely difficult and rewarding, which

is cool.

When you kill an event, you get more board sales, helping you unlock stuff sooner.

This is a really nice tweak.

But it would be nice to see what the extra challenges were when you pick the event.

As soon as you start, you have to pause and go to the objectives screen to see what you

actually have to do.

And the list at the bottom of the screen will be wrong, since this is just the regular objectives.

I wish there was a way to switch this over to show the Killed challenges, but I never

found a way to.

So that's kind of annoying, but it's not a big deal.

Another minor issue is the fact that certain kinds of events don't have a "Killed"

option.

So you'll beat it, see "Owned" on the screen, and wonder if you missed something.

I restarted events a couple times to try to Kill it, only realizing that there was nothing

to Kill.

And they also tweaked those really annoying countdowns from the last game.

Some types of events have countdowns, but for the most part, you just wait a second

and it says 'Go'.

In a lot of the events, you can jump back to your markers, and if you bail, it's just

a quick fade to black.

All these things make the career mode play so much smoother.

As does the updated running control.

It feels a lot more smooth, and you can sprint, then hop on your board.

You can go from zero to 60 in a second instead of having to push a bunch of times.

It feels a lot better.

I'm really glad they updated this.

Another update is the 'dark catch.'

If you tap R1 while the board is flipping, you'll catch it upside down.

The only real purpose of this is to do darkslides.

But I also like to do dark catch shove it outs as kind of a casper flip.

Oh, let's check in on the spin directions.

This time, half cabs have been changed to make them wrong, but they added in spin directions

for every other stance, and it seems to be right now.

But there is still another weird issue.

If you do a big enough spin, like here on the megaramp, it will call it a cab.

My character is goofy, so I don't know why it's doing that.

Unfortunately, follow challenges are back.

You start the game following Reda around so he can show you some spots.

And even though you're running your own company, you still skate with other pros to

try to get shoe sponsor hookups.

But just look at this list.

Most of them are just following them.

Since I hate doing that, I just skipped them.

You can still beat the game if you do, luckily.

The next returning event is the death races.

I skipped all of these too.

I hate them.

See my other Skate series reviews to see more about these.

You can't make me do them again.

Also returning are the Own the Spots.

You just have to get a high score on a certain thing.

Nothing too crazy here, but it helps encourage you to explore.

But in addition to owning spots, you can also own lots.

This is kind of cool.

You get a location, like the campus or a skatepark or something, and you get a bunch of smaller

challenges.

It's simple stuff, like accumulating a certain score amount, hitting all the marked obstacles

and stuff like that.

But it feels like you get a feel for that location and that you do own it when you're

done.

These are a pretty cool addition.

They also added games of 1UP.

The games of SKATE in the past couple games were horrible, and almost unplayable at times.

So you'll be playing 1UP now.

Basically, someone sets a line, and you take turns trying to outscore each other.

You only need to win 3 rounds - for 1, U and P, so it's a lot shorter, and much less

frustrating.

Another good addition.

The biggest new addition is the team stuff.

As you hit sales milestones, you sponsor more and more skaters for your team, and you get

to use them in different challenges.

I'm lazy, so I just pick from the list of pre-made skaters.

There are no girls on this list, which I thought was a little weird.

So my team is all generic dudes.

But that's fine.

One of the things you do with your team is team contests.

You pick your teammate, and you do co-op runs.

I just picked my first guy every time, because they're all the same.

It's not like you get a vert skater and a street skater and a tech skater or anything

like that.

It makes literally no difference who you pick.

And it barely matters if you have anyone anyway.

Watch my teammate's scores throughout this footage.

A lot of the time, he does absolutely nothing at all.

In this event, I almost had the other team beat by myself, but I really needed Bubba

to land a trick.

Literally anything.

And there are times when he just doesn't.

I have no idea where he is and what he's doing.

On very rare occasions, one of the opposite team will do that too, but it happens to you

constantly.

He doesn't keep up with you.

He doesn't play off of you and perform better when you get more points or anything like

that.

It's just a gamble.

There are also times when I'm not doing very well, and he actually carries me through

the event.

I always find this kind of stuff annoying.

I want to sink or swim based on how well I'm playing, not having to rely on a random number

generator.

But the contests themselves are more varied than ever.

There are best tricks, best grinds, longest grinds, highest airs, best run, and all kinds

of stuff like that.

Sometimes you're alone, sometimes it's your team against another team.

Sometimes you're doing real contests, like the Maloof Money Cup or the Goofy vs. Regular

competition.

Sometimes they're fake, and sponsored by something like Monster, which you might expect,

and Miracle Whip!

Which you probably wouldn't expect.

Do you remember when Miracle Whip was trying to be "X-TREME"?

They had all these aggressive ads about how they were better than mayo and stuff like

that.

And their ads are on billboards all over Port Carverton, the new city for the game.

And they sponsor this contest.

This game really goes overboard with the selling out.

If I was more paranoid, I might say that they get you to make your own billboards to try

to get you to pay more attention to them in the game, and then you are more susceptible

to these real ads placed in the game too.

I don't know about all that, but it's hard not to notice this stuff as you play.

Back to the team stuff though.

The other big new challenge is to get coverage for the team.

This takes kind of a strange turn in the gameplay.

So, to take a picture or billboard shot, you switch to one of your team mates.

Then you place a camera wherever you want, do a trick wherever you want, then take a

picture.

If you just want to bang these out, you can do them all back to back, just taking pictures

of nothing.

You don't even have to land the trick.

You just take a picture of anything, and you beat it.

In a way, I like this, because you can just think about doing something that looks cool,

rather than worrying about getting a high score and doing a 720 gazelle heelflip to

method grab or something like that.

So that's kind of cool.

And this finally fixes the photography problems with the game.

You can set the camera wherever you want and get something that actually looks good.

There are team film challenges too.

Just like the pictures, you just go wherever you want, and just film a certain number of

tricks.

It can be stationary ollies on flat and still count.

But you'll probably try to at least put something interesting together.

As you do all of this, you hit sales milestones, and you start to take over the city, with

your stickers and ads appearing everywhere.

At one point, you jump the shark again for a cover.

And you do it in front of your own ad.

This really helps you feel like you're accomplishing something.

You finish your video, get the cover of Thrasher, and next thing you know, you've sold 1 million

decks.

This is essentially the main goal of the game - and it unlocks the last event, the Monster

contest series.

You can win that one, but the game is pretty much over at this point.

It's kind of strange.

It just stops, and there's a ton of stuff left to do.

I didn't do a single race, and I skipped a lot of the pro challenges.

But nothing stops you from doing all that stuff later, or even going back and Killing

challenges that you only owned before.

But there's much more to do than that.

Like playing the DLC.

I have a few purchases on this one that I can show you.

First is the Sanatorium, which is a creepy insane asylum that you skate at night.

It has a different feel from the rest of the game, which is cool.

There are some events to do here, like a photography challenge and some other stuff.

The DIY park from Skate 1 is re-created here for good measure.

Look at this challenge though.

I have to do a nosegrind, 180 to 5-0.

What does that mean?

Fakie 5-0 or switch 5-0?

It took a while to get this gap to work, and I guessed that it would mean switch, but it

meant fakie.

So it didn't count.

You get a couple of little issues like that as you go.

But this level is pretty cool.

I recommend it.

Next is Danny Way's Hawaiian Dream.

This is the biggest Mega complex in the series.

I get tired of all the super gigantic stuff that you skate in the game, but I was pretty

desperate for more stuff to skate, so I bought it years ago.

There's actually a lot going on in here, like a street demo, where you skate this big

plaza area.

You do a transition demo in this area here.

I don't like these ramps.

For some reason, it's basically impossible to stay in them.

You just air out of everything.

You also air out of the Mega… tunnel or whatever you'd call this.

I wanted to get as much speed as possible to see how big of a spin I could do.

I did a couple of 1080s, but you can never actually land back in transition.

I did one over here though.

This level is cool, just because there's a lot of content here.

There are photo and video challenges, and a lot of stuff to mess around with.

The last DLC I bought was the filmer pack.

And I can finally talk about this!

I had it for Skate 2, but I didn't rebuy it for the review.

This time, I just still have my original version, so I can show it off.

Here's how it works.

If you have the pack installed, you can go into the replay editor and pick from the advanced

cameras.

You basically just pick the advanced free camera, and you can place keyframes of what

you want the angle to look like at certain points.

The game does a great job of stringing those keyframes together naturally and making it

feel like there's a camera man speeding up, slowing down and turning, instead of just

a perfect floating camera.

This is a lot of fun to mess around with.

You used to be able to save them to the Skate.Reel, as long as you had the sharing pack, and you

could even upload to YouTube directly.

I know I did this stuff a lot back when it was new.

Here's some stuff I filmed back in the day.

I had these all saved as replays.

Speaking of the DLC, I need to mention the sharing pack again.

If you wanted to get online and download other people's levels and upload your own stuff,

you needed to get the sharing pack.

The game comes with a code, but if you bought it used, you'd have to buy the code again.

As much as I love this game, all the sponsorships and money grabbing DLC stuff like this really

sucked.

But if you've got all that stuff, you could skate this game for years, filming stuff all

over the city and saving it.

Especially if you get into the park editing.

You could spend weeks tweaking your park and skating around in it.

I never got into it too much, but this is how it works.

You can place different kinds of items, tweak and recolor them, and then skate them however

you want.

I asked Valleyboy for some footage of this, like I did for Skate 2, and he sent me all

kinds of stuff from the CAP Faction.

CAP meaning Create A Park.

This should give you a better idea of the kind of stuff you can do if you have the patience.

So which game in the Skate series is the best?

Not pictured is Skated It the Wii, which is never going to win anything, and I actually

sold my copy.

But which of these games is the best?

If you don't have to decide, if you've never played any of them, play them all.

And play them in order, because there's a lot of fun to be had with all of them.

But for me, if I had to pick, it's a tough call.

Skate 3: it does a lot of really good things.

The way that you can run and jump on your board and instantly be up to speed.

The hardcore mode.

The way that everything is a little bit better from a gameplay flow perspective, the career

mode all that kind of stuff is a bit more refined and tweaked in this game.

And I definitely respect it for that, but skate 2, I would have to say, has the best

city.

Once you're done with the career mode, most of your gameplay is just going to be skating

around and having fun and I think the city in this game is a lot more varied, and there's

a lot more stuff to do.

Even if it's not physically bigger, it feels bigger because it's more realistic sized stuff.

Skate 3 is all about dropping in on a 60-foot tall dam and then ollieing over a bridge over

here, and that stuff can get really annoying because I like to do something that's more

realistic and relatable for skateboarding.

But it's also annoying because every time you try to reset to your marker, it has to

load because you traveled a half-mile.

I just like the city in Skate 2 a lot more, so it's a tough call.

But I'm going to give you some scores right now.

Skate 1, I would have to give a seven and a half.

And the only reason why it's that low is because of the other games.

If this was the last game in the series, I would probably say this was the best skateboarding

game ever made, but compared to the other ones it's a bit lower.

There's not much of a reason to go back to this one.

Not being able to get off your board and stuff is a pretty major annoyance at this point.

Skate 2 is amazing in pretty much every way.

There are some annoyances with the career mode.

There's some stuff that's kind of needed some refinement, but I would give it a 9 and a

half just because of how much fun you have skating around and just doing your own thing.

Skate 3, despite having all those new refinements that it really needed, I'll give this one

a 9.

Simply because of the city and the way that they designed.

Everything's a mega something.

I get kind of annoyed with that, so it's a tough call for me.

I'll go Skate 2 as being the best one in this series, but let me know your comments about

that below.

So I'm going to try to get back to some other skateboard series now that this one is done,

and hopefully one day there will be a Skate 4 that I can do.

But in the meantime, here's two more videos you can check out that are recommended by

youtube.

There's also a big logo in the middle of the screen you can tap that and subscribe and

you can also go to radratvideo.com and you can see when I'm up to over there, and check

out some new updates there as well.

So that's it for now, and thank you for watching.

For more infomation >> Skate 3 Jumps the Shark! Is the series past its prime? | Skater Reviews - Duration: 21:41.

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

Bitcoin is going through an identity crisis? - Duration: 5:45.

For more infomation >> Bitcoin is going through an identity crisis? - Duration: 5:45.

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

7 Signs Someone You Met Is An Angel – How To Recognise An Angel - Duration: 9:29.

7 Signs Someone You Met Is An Angel � How To Recognise An Angel

By consciousreminder -

In bibliography, Angels rarely appear to humans in their full power and glory. An Angel Hardly

every spreads his wings in front of people. They love to disguise into every-day human

beings. But why do they do that? To answer this we have to take few steps back.�

Who is an Angel? Angels are celestial entities, descending

from a completely different Creation than ours. Although many occultists believe that

an angel might be a reincarnated enlightened human, most usually their origin is different.

Hence, we are not able to comprehend with these magnificent beings.

Why do angels contact us?� Most usually they deliver a message to us,

when we need it the most. This message comes from the divine source (Gods or Goddesses).

Do Angels come from Christian Religion?� No. Contrary to the common belief, Angels

are common in many ancient religions. The very depiction of them come from the Ancient

Greek religion. Goddess Iris (whose sacred flower is Iris), is a winged deity � messenger

who delivers important messages to humans from the Gods of Olympus. Do you wanna read

more interesting winged deities � angels?�Hypnos�(god of Sleep),�Oniros�(god of Dreams)�and�Thanatos�(god

of Death). So no.�Angels do not come solely from Christian

or Hebrew religions.�Although we�ve learned much about angels from these religions.

Do Angels appear to humans? Yes! They disguise themselves and transform

into humans or even animals in order to deliver a message.

Why? Imagine a Winged Angel appearing to you and telling you anything. You�d be dazzled,

amazed and you will be forced to obey the message. Angels do not try to force us do

something. They advice us. This is why they disguise. In this way, Angels do not mess

with free will. Furthermore, they don�t even have to appear

in flesh and blood.�They can affect us in so many ways. Find out how Angels can help

or show their presence here. Do I Have a Guardian Angel?�

Yes you do have a Guardian Angel. This Angel is always there protecting and advising you

all the time. You can see him in many disguises trying to communicate with you.�See here

how you can communicate with him. Signs when Someone you met is an Angel:

Sign 1: Change of Heart. You feel trapped into dark feelings and thoughts

of despair. You may be going under a mild phase of depression or even worse. You feel

like you are walking on a dead end road. Suddenly, a stranger asks you for directions.

You turn your head and try to help. But something about the way s/he smiles and says thank you,

makes you feel different. Makes you feel Alive. Angels don�t have to do anything in particular

to help you. Even their presence is enough to influence your feelings and breathe the

air of freedom and happiness. Angel Aura shines so brightly, influencing everything and everyone

around them. Sign 2:�Awakening.

It was another nightshift and you return home. Exhausted from all the paperwork you had to

sign earlier plus the extra work you had to do tonight. This was just another day. You

hardly ever think of anything else, rather than your obligations.

But something strange happened yesterday taking the tube to get back home. Something different.

There was a lady standing opposite you. Suddenly, she looks at you. You feel something you were

not supposed to (at least not after 10hours at work). It�s a strange feeling. The splendour

of innocence into her eyes influences you. So, if this person you met, managed to awaken

a part of yourself by just smiling at you� you should probably consider this possibility.

Angels have the ability to make us perceive our divine origin. They remind us of our purpose

in life. Sign 3: Senses Activated.�

You head back from the gym and your body hurts like you had been in a car accident. But that�s

normal for you. You play hard, you work a lot, you hardly ever sense more than what

your daily schedule approves you to.

While you walk back home, you see a beggar in the streets. You search your pockets and

you give him some change. By that time your nose starts to catch more scents than usual.

You can actually smell the rain again after many many years. Moreover, a song is stuck

in your head. A happy song which uplifts your energy.

Angels activate all our senses. They know the human body and they also know that to

get in touch with this world we have to re-discover what makes us humans. Hearing, smelling, tasting

� all our senses are enhanced. It�s not�superpowers� it�s something more�

Sign 4: Feel Young Again You might be feeling old for a long time.

Only focusing on boring tasks and house chores made you forget everything about. However,

you went to pick up a small bag of rice from the super market.

Searching for what you wanted might took you a little more than usual. Then you asked for

help. A tall handsome man told you he could help you find it. You look for this particular

rice together. Suddenly, this becomes fun. Angels make us feel like children. Open to

all kinds of adventures. Getting fun, inspiration and satisfaction from almost anything at all.�That�s

exactly how we were when we were younger! Being young is actually not just a biological

status. It�s a state of mind. Sign 5: Confessing

A tragic event happened last months. But you still can�t get over it. Someone you knew

died. However, few weeks before he died you had a fight with him. There are still bad

feeling about this person deep inside your heart. Rage for him, rage for yourself.

Unfortunately, you can�t get rid of this grudge you hold. This makes you feel guilts

as this person has died. There is nothing you can do. You feel such a horrible person.

A customer enters your shop and picks up something the person who died preferred it. You suddenly

want to talk all about it. This stranger seems to be interested in your story. You open up

to him. You confess. Angels are the Ultimate Confessors. They have

an ability to help us uncover what we hold in our hearts. Is it pain? Is it rage? Your

Angel will be there listen to our problems, helping us get it out of our systems. This

is the first step for� Sign 6: Healing�

Your body is bothered by a medical condition for several months or even years. You have

visited many doctors but you still have not set yourself free from this troublesome situation.

One night, you accidentally hear a stranger talking to the phone. Something he says seems

a very good idea for you problem. It somehow inspires you. �Why haven�t I thought of

it all this time?� You now know what to do.

Angels are the Great Healers.�Their presence promotes physical, emotional, intellectual

and spiritual health.�Every problem we face gives us a chance to understand something

greater. Once we realise it we set ourselves free. We heal and get healed.

Sign 7: Acceptance� You are gay and your whole life you try to

hide it. Since when you were a young man you got bullied because of who you were born.

You actually tried to change your sexuality. It failed. You asked advice from priests.

They tried to convinced you it�s a sin. You prayed you were never born. Since then,

you try so hardly to hide yourself from others. One day, someone delays you from going back

home. It�s a young man asking directions. Later, as you walk by, you see a couple of

young men walking together, holding hands. They kiss each other and say goodbye. It feels

natural. Real. Angels can manipulate time and space. They

can bring what they want you to see. Moreover, the presence of an Angel make you accept 100%

of yourself. Angels don�t judge you. They are patient enough to show you the right way

over and over again. They will help you fully accept yourself and others.�Love is the

Key�for Divine Power.

For more infomation >> 7 Signs Someone You Met Is An Angel – How To Recognise An Angel - Duration: 9:29.

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

THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH WHITE BOYS IN AMERICA. - Duration: 11:10.

For more infomation >> THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH WHITE BOYS IN AMERICA. - Duration: 11:10.

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

What is Dyslexia? Learn About the Symptoms and Treatment - Canada 365 - Duration: 10:50.

What is Dyslexia? Learn About the Symptoms and Treatment

What is dyslexia?.

Dyslexia is classified as a reading disorder. Its characterized by problems with precision and fluidity when recognizing words, making it difficult to spell.

In other words, people with dyslexia have trouble reading and pronouncing words they see written.

This disorder is usually accompanied by trouble writing and difficulty with mathematical reasoning.

Its important to highlight that people with dyslexia have a normal intellectual development.

Their problems with reading and writing are not due to intellectual issues.

Who does it affect?.

Dyslexia is an illness that, in the majority of cases,  is diagnosed during childhood.

 Although it can easily be diagnosed in children, it is a condition that persists throughout adulthood, and this can cause serious problems.

The data states that dyslexia affects between 5 and 10 percent of the population.

 At a practical level, in a primary school class of 25 children, this means at least one of them will be dyslexic.

How does dyslexia affect peoples lives?.

The first problems are seen during ones first few years of schooling.

The difficulties to learn to read create a great barrier for these children.

This is not only at an academic level, but it can also affect their personal development.

After all, a lot of the time, it affects their self-esteem.

In many cases, these difficulties create a disinterest in reading.

The consequences of this are:.

Insufficient or poor vocabulary Problems with reading comprehension Problems understanding, deducing, and coming to conclusions about difficult texts.

People with dyslexia are conscious of their limitations in the large majority of cases.

This explains the frequency that these people suffer from low self-esteem, anxiety, and even depression.

Why does dyslexia occur?.

To respond to this question, we will continue by presenting the answers, step by step.

How do we read and write words?.

When it comes to explaining how we read and write, the most accepted hypothesis is the dual-route model.

According to this model, in order to write a word we can:.

Retrieve it from our memory, in the case that we already know the word. This is what is called the lexical route. It is based on the visual spelling lexical store.

That means we store information in our memory based on how we see the word written.

For example, we learn to write the word bathroom. The next time that we want to write it, we retrieve it from our memory, from our storehouse of words. The other option is to convert the phonemes that form the word into graphemes. In other words, turn the sounds into the graphic representation that corresponds to them.

This is the option that is employed when writing new words.

In the first years of childhood, we acquire the knowledge to make this conversion from phonemes to graphemes.

We learn that the letter B corresponds with a sound, and that the letter S corresponds with another.

So, we are able to write words that we have never heard before.

Its very simple: we learn the sounds that make up the words, and we simply represent them.

This theory is based on the latest findings from brain image testing, since the existence of an anatomical base has already been demonstrated.

And what happens in the brain?.

Generally, this means the connections between the areas of the brain that are involved with language are diminished.

What are the areas of the brain involved with language?.

First, Brocas area. It can be found in the frontal love on the dominant hemisphere.

For the majority of the population, that means on the left side.

However, its found on the right for a percentage of left-handed people.

Generally, it is in charge of the articulation of words, of nomination, and of silent reading.

Second, the Wernicke area.

This is found between the temporal lobe and the parietal of the dominant hemisphere.

Its principal functions have to do with recognizing spoken words.

Also, this is the zone where the sequences that form words are stored.  .

Finally, there exists an area related to the parietal and occipital cortices whose function is the formation of words.

What types of dyslexia are there?.

Phonologic dyslexia. People with this type of dyslexia utilize the visual route.

This means that they visually read the words.

Thus, they can easily read words they already know, but it is impossible to read words they dont know.

Superficial (visual) dyslexia.

People with this type of dyslexia use the phonologic route.

Thus, they read words syllable by syllable.

Because of this, they have a difficult time when it comes to words whose pronunciation is different than how it looks when it is written.

Deep or mixed dyslexia.

This is the most serious case of dyslexia, in which both routes are affected.

The result is significant difficulties with reading words, multiple orthographic errors, and even confusing the meanings of different words.

Treatment.

Treatment for dyslexia is extremely important for decreasing the possibility of having more problems in the long run, both academic and emotional.

In fact, it has been shown that rehabilitating treatments have a huge effect on kids. .

Treatment generally consists of:.

Reinforcement with specialized teachers Treatment with Speech Therapists Monitored teaching of study techniques Records/exercises to reinforce what was learned in class.

Family support also plays an important role when working to treat dyslexia.

Its not only about motivating these kids to make progress in their academic and personal lives.

In addition, its about emphasizing academic reinforcement activities.

Then, their study techniques are greatly improved, especially with reading-writing.

Also, its important get kids to participate in activities that help their self-esteem (sports, extra-curricular activities, etc.) in order to better their mood.

On a different note, if the child has major problems with anxiety or depression, you should seek medical help.

For more infomation >> What is Dyslexia? Learn About the Symptoms and Treatment - Canada 365 - Duration: 10:50.

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

İstanbullu Gelin 31 Bölüm Can Sana Aşık! (Can is In Love With You) - Duration: 3:12.

I thought we were gonna do these tonight

I didn't wanna leave it to tonight

hi guys

Hi Figen, welcome

Sorry, we didn't hear you come in

wassup?

I just wanted to see you before I leave

leaving so soon?

I have to get back

I have a student coming in. I gotta go. Nice meeting you.

me too, see u later

have a safe trip

thank you

have a good class

I hope you don't have a class

Come, come

no. I have no class.

how are you?

okay

you don't look okay

I came to ask for help

Sure, anything I can do.

what's going on?

I hope it isn't about the concern we talked about

Figen, say something

What is going on? You are scaring me.

If I lived here, I would've solved this problem by myself

Or I would try to understand

I wouldn't have bothered you.

But I have to go back to work

and I can't leave without telling you this

I will tell you but please keep this between us, okay?

& Try not to be mad at Can

Dinner went bad? What is it?

He didn't feel like this for years

This has been a difficult period for him

Sure it ended good but you went thru a period like this too

you too may have gone thru a similar period like Can.

Try to understand Can

I'm just blabbering....I didn't sleep last nite

You are not gonna tell me something that I must hide from Faruk, are you?

You must hide it - especially from Faruk

If this comes out...

Faruk would kill him.

because, Can...

Can is in love with you

For more infomation >> İstanbullu Gelin 31 Bölüm Can Sana Aşık! (Can is In Love With You) - Duration: 3:12.

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

Lab Created Meat Is The Future It's Healthier And Cheaper - Duration: 2:38.

Lab-Created Meat Is The Future - It's Healthier And Cheaper

The concept of lab-grown meat isn�t new, and several companies are hoping to perfect

the process.

Memphis Meats is developing a way to create meat without slaughtering animals, Tyson Foods

has launched a venture capital fund investing in the future of meatless meat, and Mosa Meat

hopes to serve the first lab-made burger in just five years.

But the challenge isn�t necessarily creating the best looking and tasting meatless alternative

� it�s pulling down the cost of production so that consumers will see it as a viable

alternative to the real thing.

In 2013, it cost around $325,000 to engineer a five-ounce in vitro hamburger constructed

from pieces of beef muscle tissue all grown in a lab.

Now, with advances in the industry steadily pushing this field forward, the price has

been whittled down to just $11.36 � that�s 30,000 times less than when it was first introduced.

This makes lab-grown meat just three or four times more expensive than traditional ground

beef, so if the biggest barrier to getting engineered meat to market is cost, then it

looks like we�re well on our way.

Assuming the most ideal growing environment, stem cells can produce a lot of meat.

A single turkey cell could theoretically be used to produce enough muscle to manufacture

20 trillion turkey nuggets.

Given the growing demand for food worldwide, something like this has the potential to address

pressing concerns about the industrial food system.

Switching to in vitro meat will also have major environmental benefits.

Today, the industrial food system�s objective is to meet the growing demand for food by

raising livestock on a small amount of land and producing meat at a very affordable price.

This has led to mass production livestock farms that emit massive amounts of greenhouse

gases.

Growing meat in labs could reduce this by 90 percent and lower land use by 99 percent.

The World's First Clean Meatball

Looks like lab-grown meat is full of benefits, so now we just need to make it economically

viable and convince people to take that first bite of a lab-grown burger.