welcome to JGOD gaming in today's video I'll be focusing on how to play Gustav
cannon in Call of Duty World War two specifically for the mode Team
Deathmatch the overview of the map is the example I gave our one in my spawn
guide and specifically these red areas are where your enemies or you will spawn
in this particular map ideally the best spot for this map is the Gustav cannon
because it gives you a centralized vantage point to all corners of the map
and ideally if you're able to control the top you should be able to win most
of the matches on this map if you have multiple teammate spotting the corners
as well that should help you out a lot the only downside is if your enemy
opponents are good with sniper rifles and you're not or vice versa it'll kind
of lend a lot of weight that way too because the snipers and this map can be
very overpowered just for the fact that when you're on these head glitches a lot
of times they can't shoot through the metal so they need to get head shots and
if you're using an AR or submachine gun someone landing four or five head shots
at that range just won't be able to compete with the sniper now looking at
my mini-map you can actually see where all my teammates are so I would assume
that all the enemy team are directly to the left and towards the front of me on
this side so when you're looking at the mini-map view that can give you
information as well knowing that there's only four spots that can spawn and your
teammates are blocking two of those areas odds are the enemy team will
responding to this top left side and the top right side so as long as you're able
to get them coming off spawn they won't be able to really flip the spawn and
then also you will have a good opportunity to just continue racking up
the kills so coming up you're gonna see that pretty much the spawns stay
accurate to what I've been saying so far and you're gonna see all of them flood
in the UAV once I call it in so pretty much I just hold this top of the Gustav
and continue to do so and just kind of watch it where my teammates are you can
see that everyone just flooded in down there to the bottom right and you can
kind of just see how it rotates like that
so that's pretty much all you got to do hold the top here and try to flank
around you can actually along the side of the Gustav and the
people on top won't be able to see you so it's really the only limitation there
is that you have to get on top of the Gustav I mean there are other ways and
objective game modes and - people rushing up at the same time or you're
just really good sniper on the bottom but more than likely this is the best
way to hold the top is just continually roll packed back and forth taking out
people from the top of the Gustav I wish there was more to this map but there's
not really much more to it than that so hopefully enjoyed the video I'd like to
know your thoughts down in the comment section below if you did enjoy the video
anyway go to remember click that like button and subscribe if you haven't
already thanks for watching as always have a great day
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How To Chill, Open, Pour & Drink Champagne - A Quick Guide For New Years - Gentleman's Gazette - Duration: 6:41.
Welcome back to the Gentleman's Gazette!
In today's video, we talk about how to drink champagne, I discuss how to chill it, how
to pour it, how to drink it, and most importantly, how to enjoy it.
If you wonder if an expensive champagne is even worth it in the first place, watch this
video here.
First of all, when should you and when should you not drink champagne?
I like to keep with the famous namesake champagne house.
She said, " I only drink champagne when I'm happy and when I'm sad.
Sometimes, I drink it whenI'm alone.
When I have company, I consider it obligatory.
I trifle with it if I'm not hungry and I drink it when I am.
Otherwise, I never touch it unless I'm thirsty."
In short, you can always drink it if you feel like it.
So what temperature should you serve champagne at?
Short answer, not too chilled but cool.
More specifically, most champagnes are good at 46 degrees Fahrenheit or about 8 degrees
Celsius.
For vintage champagnes, it changes a bit to about 50 degrees Fahrenheit or about 10 degrees
Celsius.
If your champagne is too cold or too warm, you miss out on some flavors.
To get that temperature, it should be about 3-4 hours in the fridge or about 15-20 minutes
into an ice bucket.
If you do not have that much time, you can add salt to the ice bucket and it will cool
down into just about 5 minutes.
So how do you open a bottle of champagne?
Basically, there are two options.
The traditional one is to do the sabrage, Personally, I've done it once, it is a huge
mess and it is more of a show.
A better way to open a champagne is to take the bottle and remove the foil as well as
the wire cage and the muzzle on top.
Most of the time, there is a little lip where you can open the foil, if you can't, simply
take a wine opener and cut it open.
Hold the bottle in your right hand if you are right-handed, the left one if you are
left-handed.
The cork always on the opposite hand.
Now, twist the bottle from the bottom and slightly tilt on the cork until it pops.
You will definitely hear it and don't shake the bottle beforehand, otherwise, the champagne
will be all over.
If you have bad luck, the cork may even hit someone, or maybe a chandelier.
So how should you pour champagne?
First of all, what glass should you use?
Back in the day, people favored a flat kind of copita style glass because champagne often
had a lot of carbonation and sometimes they would even use a swizzle stick to get rid
of all the bubbles.
That way, everything in the champagne is quite controlled so you don't have any excess bubbles
and you can use different glasses.
The most popular style is probably the champagne flute which is very elegant and stylish.
That being said, in recent years, regular wine glasses have become a lot more popular
especially for vintage champagnes because supposedly, they help you to discern flavors
better.
At the end of the day, simply go with the glass you have or the one you like most.
When you pour champagne, most people hold it by the neck or in the middle.
The most elegant way is to put your thumb to the back hole of the bottom of the bottle
and then pour it.
Ideally, you hold the glass at an angle and slowly pour it down then you wait a little
bit until the foam has subsided nd then you top it off.
you always want the glass to be about half full if its a flute, a little less if its
a wine glass.
Never fill a champagne glass all the way up, it just shows you don't know what you are
doing.
Also, avoid pouring too fast because it will likely come out of the glass and it will take
longer to fill the glass.
Do it slowly at an angle and then straight up, never just plain into the glass when it
is standing on the table.
If you pour champagne that way, you should get about 7-8 glasses per bottle.
That may help you in your calculations.
Of course, if you get a magnum bottle which is one and a half liters, you get twice as
many glasses.
Alright, now it's time to drink the champagne.
First, look at the champagne.
If it is a very light golden color, it means it is a younger champagne.
if it is darker, more golden, or yellow, it means it's an older, more ripen champagne.
Two, smell the champagne.
Hold your nose over it and see what you can smell.
Generally, there are five aroma groups.
Flowers, vegetables, fruits, dried fruits, indulgent delicacies.
Three, now it's time to taste the champagne.
Take a little sip, let it roll down your tongue, down the palate.
Wine tasters typically swirl the champagne around their mouth just like you do with a
mouthwash, that way, you get the full flavor experience.
Last but not the least, pay attention to the finish when it rolls down your palate.
The longer the flavor lingers in your mouth, the more high end, the more expensive the
champagne will be.
Alright, that is all you need to know.
Now, off and enjoy your champagne.
If you enjoyed this video, and you want more gentlemanly how-to guides, please subscribe
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In today's video, I'm wearing an outfit that I would typically wear for a party in my home
or Christmas, maybe Christmas Eve or New Year's.
It consists of a burgundy velvet dinner jacket that I had custom made.
I opted for reflective mother of pearl buttons because that is nice in the evening and I
added cuffs to the jacket sleeves.
For my shirt, I chose a regular dress shirt because overall, it is a more casual black
tie outfit.
I could have also worn a proper black tie shirt with shirt studs.
I am still wearing French cuffs with cuff links in this case from Fort Belvedere with
malachite green stones because it is very much in line with Christmas day.
In the same vein, I combined it with a silver and malachite pinky ring because it picks
up the green and red tones in the outfit.
My bow tie is likewise velvet but it is special because it is a single end now tie and you
can find it in our shop here.
As you can see, it stands up by itself and it is just slightly more elegant than a regular
velvet bow tie that you can find in our shop.
To learn more about what black bow tie you should choose for your outfit, plese check
out ths vifeo here.
In my chest pocket I'm wearing a white linen pocket square that you can also find in our
shop just like the Fort Belvedere boutonniere which is white and small and works with the
lapel.
My slacks are black tuxedo pants with a side gallon in silk satin.
I'm pairing them with over the calf charcoal and gray socks for a more relaxed look than
let's say a black silk socks. because I'm at home, I'm wearing green velvet slippers
that again go with the green of my cufflinks and the burgundy tone of my dinner jacket.
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Best Cheap $500 Gaming PC Build Guide 2018 - 1080p Ultra and Budget Editing PC - Duration: 2:40.
welcome to Mydatech today we've got a $500 PC build guide which is going to be
able to smash 1080p gaming high and ultra settings without breaking the bank
so powering the PC is a quad-core processor and a gtx 1050ti which is the
best choice for 1080p gaming in terms of bang for your buck I will link all of
the parts in this video in the description so be sure to check those
out if you're interested if you want to see more PC build guides tech tips tech
news and tech reviews be sure to subscribe to my channel and enable
notifications with the bell icon so that you never miss a video so let's get
started so for the processor I've gone with the Ryzen 3 1200 this is a
quad core it's got a base clock of 3.1 gigahertz and boost up to 3.4 gigahertz
this means it is fast and should perform well in game the processor can also
be overclocked if you want to have a clock or process so you need to buy a
b350 motherboard if you don't want to overclock you can
go with an a320 motherboard these are cheaper but they don't support
overclocking so for the motherboard we have either an a320 motherboard who
aren't interested an overclocking alternatively I will link up b350
motherboard as well in case you are interested in overclocking the processor t
For the RAM we've got 8 gigabytes of ddr4 this is plenty for most modern triple-a titles and if
you do need more for example if you want to do some light video editing
then you can upgrade easily and cheaply to 16 gigabytes so for storage we have
7200 rpm one terabyte hard drive 7200 rpm means that it is faster than the
lower-end 5400 rpm hard drives one terabyte is enough space for your OS
plenty of games and plenty of files so for the power supply I've gone with an
80 plus certified power supply from reputable manufacturer this is a very
important because the power supply is responsible for supplying power to
components it is almost like the heart of your computer if it fails other parts
can be damaged in the process it's very important that you choose a reliable and
efficient power supply the motherboard that we've chosen is a micro ATX
motherboard this means we should go for a micro ATX
case micro-atx means the case is quite small so you can transport it
easily and you could also fit it under or on top of a desk so that is it thank
you very much for watching I hope you enjoyed this video I hope you found it
useful if you did remember to give it a thumbs up I would leave a comment if you
have any questions or suggestions and subscribe to my channel
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GUIDE TO BTS | GET TO KNOW BTS - Duration: 13:48.
hi there, it's me ya boi, holyangie
there's a bunch of guides to bts but i wanted to make one because i was bored
they look soft and dangerous here, i don't understand. i'll pop up throughout the video
sorRY, I HAD TO SHOW YOU GUYS THIS PICTURE FROM 2013
HE'S SO CUTE AND SOFT HERE AND HIS DIMPLES JFKLSDJFKLJAS;KDF
he destroys everything, i stg
"rip the quality and namjoon & jimin's shirts"
"uh, i don't give a sh*t, i don't give a f*ck"
i ship taekook like there's nO TOMORROW
he seems really emotionless and intimidating but he's the cutest, softest bean on earth
nIcE vOCalS
peep his gummy smile
SOPE
he really needs to release his mixtape. it's called hixtape btw
he needs to be stopped
wOUld YoU stOp PlEasE
fetus jimin and jungkook here for you
poor baby
eXPOSED
i'm telling y'all i'm a hardcore taekook shipper, don't fite me
i hate all of their songs because their so beautiful (no, i don't really hate them, you fool)
he also said "wow, thighs" when he first met namjoon. was it "wow" or "oh" ?
he loves mocking his hyungs (older brothers or a guy who is older than you; only to be used if you're a guy yourself). he's mocking jimin right here
THE RAINISIM DANCE WAS RUDE (AS IN THEY LOOK REALLY NICE AND DJFLAKA) BUT THIS WAS SO FUNNY
*voice cracks*
yaaAAAHHOOOOO
*a really aggressive aCHOO that i also have when i'm home alone*
*aPLA*
he doesn't like being called oppa, lmao
*dabs aggressively in the speed of light*
wEE ADDA WEE WE ADDA
peace out, saranghae (i'm choking on air, i'm joking. i mean ily but not saranghae, omg)
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HOW YOU CAN BE HAPPY AND DO WHAT YOU WANT - a small guide - Duration: 4:33.
Have you ever wanted to do something in your life that everyone said you couldn't do?
Traveling to LA
Day one of Gamescom
Paris Games Week, Welcome
chapter 1: the year that changed my life
How many times do we put barriers between ourselves and what makes us happy
just because others keep saying that we can't do it
Nobody belives in you
Your Family, your friends, everyone keeps saying that
What you want to do is a waste of time
because we can't do what we want
and because of this constant "NO"
we reach a moment in our lives where we just want to say
"f**k it"
There's this trigger inside of us that's being squeezed harder and harder
until it reaches its maximum pressure point
eventually something breaks
you're deaf
you're blind, you're confused and then
nothing
you've reached your limit, you stopped caring
about what others have to say and this is the moment when you become truly free
and this is me, expressing myself, okay?
"If you could be anyone, would you choose to be yourself?" - Naomi Shihab Nye
think of all the things you ever wanted to do. Your goals
think of how you could achieve them. Your plans.
You got Plan A? Good.
You got Plan B? Good.
Now all you have to do... is go through a lot of fu**ing work
Chapter 2: make a plan and stick to it
I'm here. All of my dreams and aspirations are here. And the only thing in between these two
is a bunch of work. So tackling that work is a way of moving this needle.
Wake up early, go to bed late, have your goal in front of you and keep on the path
embrace any opportunity, open your mind, don't limit yourself, try anything and
everything
Chapter 3: anything & everything
You're Tarzan, you're here.
And you want to get to the other side of the jungle, here.
Ideally there's this straight line. It doesn't exist. Instead you reach and you
grab on to whatever vine you can grab on to, and you swing.
And that vine might carry you in this direction. Which doesn't feel like the right direction of your goal.
But it does get you a little bit closer, and eventually you make it to where you wanna be.
Chapter 4: swinging vines
Others will start taking notice. Things might start looking up.
You will get to meet like-minded people. You will get to experience new things.
You will get to visit new places where you will get to meet more
like-minded people. Positivity will start spreading through you and eventually
you will start spreading into others.
This is just one of those days I guess.
But the beauty of the Tarzan method, the magic of being open-minded in your pursuit
is that like these unknowns that's usually where you find something that,
is actually what your goals are.
Learn by doing, make rash decisions,
Take risks, assume the consequences.
Find your limits, know your strengths, live with your weaknesses.
Accept who you truly are.
Learn to love yourself.
Know your worth, so you may know what you deserve
Once you know all of this others will appreciate you for it
for being genuine, for being yourself
And the ones who don't. Well...
You don't care about them.
Bi**hes today don't know the style. You gotta represent B..
You might even get to meet that special someone.
You will complete each other and make each other better.
You will understand each other's faults and what makes them who they are,
what makes them unique
you'll love them for it and you'll get to share passions
share love, share work
share fun, share experience, share achievements, share failures
share everything.
But don't forget.
The adventure doesn't end. The clock never stops ticking
so don't waste your time. It's the only thing you're never getting back.
Now you know that without the sketch of a plan you will never get anything done.
So start off each day by trying your best and at the end of the day
you can be satisfied with yourself.
Now you know that because you can be yourself, you are truly happy.
I am truly happy!
And all I had to do...
was squeeze that trigger.
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Lake Matheson - New Zealand's Biggest Gap Year – Backpacker Guide New Zealand - Duration: 8:06.
Today we are making our way to a photographer's dream. One of New Zealand's most reflective
lakes, Lake Matheson or Mateson I still don't know how to pronounce that and that's not
even a Maori name.
Today we are heading to the most reflective lake in New Zealand which is lake Matheson.
So as soon as we get to the car park we are wasting no time and heading straight to the
walk that leads to the lake. the track that is leading us to lake matheson is actually
really short. It's 40 minutes one way and there is the option to do an hour and half
loop track as well. But we have a lot planned after checking out the lake so we are going
for the shortest option. It takes us right through a beautiful beech forest and as soon
as we enter the forest we are completely isolated from the outside world we can only see the
thick native bush.
The vegetation around is really cool. it's your classic New Zealand rainforest with the
first level being some low level flax and ferns and then after you have a medium tier
of trees which are usually all the ferns which have grown a little bit bigger and then finally
you have the really tall and towering kahikatea trees and rimu trees it's a really cool walk.
The track is super accessible it is very well graded very well gravelled literally anyone
could go down here and check out this awesome rainforest and head toward Lake Matheson.
Although we're just expecting a walk to the lake we surprised to find this amazing rainforest
on the way there. All the trees are covered in small vegetation like moss and tiny ferns
as well. And then we arrive at our first glimpse of Lake Matheson. Lake Matheson was formed
about 14,000 years ago by the Fox Glacier as it was retreating it left this huge depression
in the ground which has filled up with water and created this beautiful lake.
But this is far from the main viewing point of the lake. We have in our mind this really
classic New Zealand pictures of the mountain and the forest reflective over the dark lake
and we really want to see this one. And after a very short walk we arrive at the massive
platform. It's a wooden carved platform overseeing the lake and it gives us this amazing view.
The reflection is absolutely amazing. And Laura and I stay here for hours taking heaps
of pictures. The water is super reflective and really placid making making the reflection
even more vivid. Except for a few ducks that break the water as their swimming around.
A sign at the jetty tells us what the peaks is the background that we can see in the distance
which includes two of tallest mountains in New Zealand called Aoraki Mt Cook and Mt Tasman.
Although the clouds are covering those very tall peaks at the moment. The walk back to
Lake Matheson base is quite quick one. As mentioned this is a one way track so we are
getting back in the same way we came in giving us an opportunity to see the forest on a completely
different angle. I am a huge fan of one way walks because it gets us to see so much more
out of just a short walk.
But the main reason laura and I are powering through the rest of this walk is because there
is some yummy food at stake. We have decided to treat ourselves today. We have been cooking
for ourselves for months now and it's time for us to actually eat something awesome cooked
by someone else than Laura and I. So we have heard that the cafe at Lake Matheson was award-winning
and had amazing food and this is where we decide to have lunch today. The building itself
has a couple of entries then first one is going through the gift shop which is also
an art gallery with heaps of kiwiana art which is local culture art. And the other entrance
is where the cafe and to be honest although we spent some time looking at the art what
is most interesting to us is the yummy food.
Choosing something to eat is the biggest decision of our day. There's so much to choose from
European Asian classic New Zealand food, but we end up going for delicious BLT baguette
and I go for salmon and ramen noodle broth. A little bit of everything here. and we get
beautiful views in the distance while we get to eat some amazing food.
And that's all topped off with a couple of our favourite types of deserts which is carrot
cake and frangipani for Robin.
Laura and I really felt like we needed a bit of a slower day today. It has been absolutely
hectic I mean can you guys remember how many activities we've done in literally the last
month? It's absolutely crazy. So as soon as we head back to the Ivory Towers in Fox Glacier
we are getting in touch with some friends of ours which are actually in the area as
well. We met them when we were in Auckland and they are currently backpacking in the
South island and tonight we are going to be meeting one of our friends at the Bigfoot
restaurant which is probably the most popular backpacker restaurant here in Fox Glacier.
The bigfoot bar is pretty famous in Fox Glacier especially for having those foot made of paper
that every traveller can draw on to leave its mark behind. As a french person I have
to draw our french emblem which is the cock. Laura and Lindsay my friends from the US,
are getting onto the drawing as well laura is drawing something unusual for an English
person which is a cactus with a sombrero on it while Lindsay is drawing up a picture of
Milford Sound. She is actually currently working for the Department of Conservation doing some
kiwi conservation down in Fiordland so I can see where she gets here inspiration from.
The competition is pretty tough between Lindsay and I who can draw the best amazing creation
on their bare big foot.
I like both of them. I love em I I it's a tie.
You've just met Lindsay's mum which is travelling with her around New Zealand for a couple of
weeks and because they have a lot planned they are going to bed really early and we
are left alone Laura and I eating some awesome food again we are going for some pizzas right
now because we felt like our yummy food this afternoon was healthy enough but we can't
help ourselves and have to finish with some really yummy yummy deserts.
We've finished with a nice desert with cheesecake and Laura's having a chocolate mouse mmmmm
we are in for a great night at Ivory Towers before finally leaving Fox Glacier tomorrow
but not without before checking out the terminal face of the glacier.
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How To EDIT VIDEOs -- Complete Beginner's Guide! - Duration: 12:53.
I know how to edit show me
what's up guys so let's say you've just taken a trip or you've got a bunch of
footage and you've never edited a video before where do you get started well I'm
gonna give you a quick crash course on editing we're gonna go over these ten
basic editing topics and by the end of it you'll have learned the most basic
fundamentals and editing to get you started on your first project now I'm
useful Mura because it's my go-to software but these techniques I share
with you are universal so you can use them on most other software's if you do
decide you want to use for Mora then you can try it free by clicking on the link
here or in the description box below so to start this video off I'm going to
show you a little sample of a travel video that I put together
there are so many things that you can create for video now I would describe my
video as a travel and montage film now earlier I mentioned how the editing
techniques in this video are universal to most software out there they're also
universal to all types of film genres such as narrative music videos
documentaries and much more so don't worry if you're not making a travel film
now let's take a look at film or
when you open filmora a window will pop up here you can pick the aspect ratio in
the mode most modern-day cameras and phones film video and sixteen by nine
widescreen so I'll select that for this tutorial we will be using the full
feature mode and Tamura in this mode you can have total control of your edit and
full access of the features in femoral now I'll give you a quick tour of the
film or program the top left of filmora is where your media file browser is this
is where you can import and store your files to the right of this window is the
preview screen where you can preview files in your media browser and where
you view your work in the timeline this long portion on the bottom is called the
timeline this is where your clips will be once you start editing them the icons
above your timeline are your editing tools you will use these tools to edit
your footage in the timeline lastly the icons above the editing tools
are links to your media music text transitions and more features that come
with the program now since you know how to use filmora let's get started the
first thing I do when starting your video is import my video files there's
new video files to edit your video after you've opened filmora
the first thing you'll do is import your media to do that press the import media
icon find your clips select them then press load all your clips will then
appear in the same window as the import media icon for my travel video I want my
first clip to be visually interesting and distinctly Japanese I suggest when
you're adding your videos that the first few clips be interesting and set the
tone and theme for your video that's why I chose the samurai shot but it's really
up to you now let's get that first clip of yours in the timeline take the clip
you want in your video and drag it to the timeline if you want to shorten or
lengthen the clip you can do so by dragging either the right or left side
of the clip in the timeline there is also the split tool to use the split
tool first find where you want the clip to start and then do a split then find
the spot where you want the clip to and do another split then delete the
parts you don't want once you start adding clips to your timeline you love
cuts now let's start going over the most basic technique in editing
cuts the first cut I want to talk about is the match cut the match cut is
similar to the standard cut which is just a regular cut but what makes it
different is when one shot is cut to another and match by the action same
shape or subject matter like this now what I've done to this shot is cut on
action a cut that happens on the middle of the action this cut is often
constructed from two Clips not the same clip doing a cut on action will make
cuts appear smoother or faster also a cut on action can be applied to any
level of action even for something as simple as snapping now I'm going to add
a little more to the timeline and use standard cut on action and match cuts
see you in five seconds
all right so that just about covers cutting now I do have to mention that
there are many more cuts such as the cross cut that aren't in this video so
as I watch more of this video I'm getting kind of tired of all these
standard cuts and I feel like I can add more to this video so to liven it up
let's explore Fillmore's effects and tools transitions are usually used to
change the look of a cut however I like to have a reason why I use them such as
having a more serene feeling between cuts
I remember this for us being very peaceful and right after I went to the
Inari shrine I felt a standard cut would be too abrupt sort of smoothing it out I
added a transition called a dissolve to view the transitions click the icon that
has two arrows pointing away from each other to add a transition to your
sequence you can either drag it between two clips or put the scrubber in between
two Clips then click the plus sign on your desired transition easy right now
they cut between the two shots dissolve into each other which is more pleasing
now for this Skateboarding clip I want to do something cool I only want a
certain moment of this clip to be in slow motion this is where the split tool
in combination when the speed control function comes in first I'm going to
find the spot where I want the clip to be in slow motion I'll then make a split
and leave that part as is for now for the other part of the clip I just split
I will change the speed by using the edit tool in the speed section use the
sliding bar to change the speed by making either slower or faster in my
case I filmed in slow motion so I will speed it up
sometimes I'll cut two clips that have a similar visual aesthetic right after one
another as it eases us into the next shot like this well you may not have
noticed is that I actually used an overlay to smooth out cut the original
footage didn't really cut as well as I'd liked so instead of using a transition I
added an overlay effect to give it a more smooth cut to add an overlay select
the overlays icon which is located under the media window click on any of them
and you can preview it once you find one you like press the plus icon to add it
to your timeline I do want to mention the overlays aren't only for
transitioning between two cuts they're actually meant for being put on top of
your footage and giving them a little more Flair on my trip the food tasted so
heavenly but the raw footage just didn't do it justice so when I feel like the
raw footage could look even better I take a journey through the filters sort
of make the food look more heavenly I want you to find a nice glow filter to
add to my footage the filters are located to the left of the overlays
click on any of them to preview just make sure the scrubber is on the clip
you want to preview to apply to my edit I'll press the good old plus sign
filters can easily add drama change the tone of the shot or stylize your image
now if you're wondering the difference between a filter and an overlay well a
filter generally manipulates your footage like the color
the contrast exposure and overall image whereas an overlay simply goes on top of
your footage
this is my favorite part of editing adding music they say that audio and
sound make up 50% of a video luckily for me for more it comes with the library of
music to see the music library select the music icon you can preview song it's
by clicking them and then pressing play in the preview window to add a song just
click the plus sign and it will be added to your timeline we're all humans and
sometimes we make mistakes on occasion I've set my camera to the wrong white
balance setting which results in the color of my foot is just not looking
right luckily I can use the color correction tool to fix my mistake now
color correction is when you correct the brightness the darkness the color
temperature or saturation of your footage and it generally comes at the
last part of the process when you're happy with your edit notice how the shot
has a blue tint to it this is because I had my camera's white balance set
incorrectly my camera was set for indoor lighting when it's supposed to be set
for outdoor lighting if the white balance was set correctly for outdoor
lighting it would look warmer to fix the color of this clip I'm going to use the
advanced color tuning tool when selected a window will pop up in this window you
can use presets or adjust the color on your own on the left side of this window
are the tools and presets you can use and on the right is where you can
preview the changes to the clip you have made the changes you make in this window
will only be applied to the clip you select not the entire timeline to adjust
the color on this clip I'm going to use the white balance slider since the
temperature of this video is a little cold and blue looking I'll shift the
temperature bar more towards the orange section to make it warmer I just want to
correct the footage to look less blue so I won't have to go too far
also when correcting the color of a clip my rule of thumb is to make the whites
look white if there is no white in the clip try to find where it's really
bright and adjust until it's white like the fur of this monkey even though I
only fix the white balance in my clip you can do a lot more with the advance
color tuning tool you can apply Luntz use presets just exposure add a vignette
and get more out of color correcting
adding text is a way to make a clear statement of what your video is about
but for me personally I think keeping it short is the key to add a title and
femaura click the text credit icon let's pick this one and to add it to your
timeline click the plus sign to edit the title double-click it in the timeline
and the title inspector will pop up in the inspector window you can select
which text you want to change by double clicking since I traveled to Japan this
year I'll keep it simple and title in Japan for the subtext I'll put the year
which is 2017 once you're happy with it it's time to export it on the very right
of the forum or effects icons is the export button click the button and a
window will pop up in this window you can name your video select the
resolution and choose where will save to for file format I usually choose mp4 as
it's the best codec for uploading to YouTube once you're ready click export
and your video will start exporting as you can see Filmore has a bunch of great
features and are very easy to do I have to say we just scraped the surface of
editing concepts and there are a lot more tools to explore tomorrow hope you
learn something and that this tutorial helps you get started on editing you
next video now go ahead and leave us a comment below and let us know what your
favorite cut is or if you made anything in filmora share with us don't forget to
Like comment subscribe and we'll see you next time
as a last note I'm gonna leave you with this piece of advice I believe that
great editing sedative that no one notices
you
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7 Types of Spirit Guides Which One Is Yours - Duration: 5:59.
7 Types of Spirit Guides- Which One Is Yours
If you are just beginning your journey of connecting with your spirit guide, I would
recommend first learning about the many different types of guides that exist in our realm and
the incorporeal one.
7 TYPES OF SPIRIT GUIDES Right now, it seems to be a common trend to
believe that spirit guides are primarily animals or angelic beings � but this is only one
small dimension of the many possibilities that exist out there.
Spirit guides, I believe, can have unlimited shapes and forms.
A spirit guide could just as easily be a soft gust of air that makes the hairs on your arm
stand up, as it could be a full blown godly being that you meet during a shamanic journey.
There are so many possibilities out there, and below I will break down the main �types,�
�species� or forms of spirit guides which you might encounter on your path.
Remember, you can have more than one, and most people often do!
1.
HALF MAN HALF BEAST (TRANS-SPECIES) Many spirit guides manifest themselves as
half man/woman and half animal.
Examples include: centaurs, fauns, harpys, mermaids, sphinxes, fairies and minotaurs.
Many deities also appear as spirit guides, for instance, Anubis (jackal-headed Egyptian
god), Ganesha (elephant-headed Indian god), Ra (falcon head, human body) etc.
The first ever spirit guide that I personally made contact with was Pan, a half man half
goat entity, who �revealed� to me my own personal shadow self and the need for me to
embark on a journey of healing my core wounds.
2.
ANIMALS/TOTEMS Animals are well-known spirit guides and have
gained a lot of popularity over the past few years, perhaps thanks to their accessibility
in our everyday lives.
Some ancient cultures, such as the indigenous Americans and Chinese had animals as sacred
representations of their tribes or lineages.
These days, animals come to represent and reflect a person�s own inner yearnings and
needs, moving from group use to more personal and individual use in this day and age.
I wrote an article on popular species of animal spirit guides here.
3.
LIGHT BEINGS Many people describe �light beings� (also
commonly known as guardian angels), as being their spirit guides.
Light beings are said to particularly help people move through traumatic areas of life
such as death, loss and grief.
Light beings are called such because of their tendency to appear bright, glowing or full
of light.
4.
ANCESTORS Ancestral guides are entities that have some
kind of blood connection to us and our lineage.
An ancestral guide could be a recently deceased member of your family (mother, father, aunt,
grandfather), or a long dead relative that you have perhaps never met in your lifetime.
When I have done shamanic journeying in the past, I have connected with what I consider
my ancestors.
To me they appeared as shadowy beings that felt distinctly familiar.
They taught me that although I felt alone and isolated in my current family, I am part
of something vastly larger.
The messages our ancestors bring can be beautiful and life-changing.
5.
PLANTS Shamans believe that the world and everything
in it is composed of vibrant, living energy.
This includes plants.
Ayahuasca � a psychoactive brew that is made out of a vine commonly found in Peru
� is one of the most well-known ways of getting in touch with the spirits of nature.
Interestingly the Banisteriopsis Caapi vine is known as �the vine of the souls,� and
it is common for all those taking it to feel guided by the plant into the realms of inner
and outer existence.
The same can be said for many other psychoactive (and non-psychoactive plants).
Plants can either be symbolic, like in pagan traditions that associates certain qualities
with certain plants, or experiential, where ingesting the plant stimulates mental, physical
and emotional expansion.
6.
GODS AND GODDESSES Gods and goddesses have been worshiped, feared
and written about since the dawn of time.
They span across every culture, every tradition, every religion and every part of the world.
Common gods and goddesses that serve as spirit guides include Athena, Quan Yin, Apollo, Lakshmi,
Lugh, Kali, Hathor, Horus, The Green Man and Selene.
7.
ASCENDED MASTERS Ascended masters are beings that have already
lived on this earth but have become enlightened, awakened or have transcended the cycle of
reincarnation.
Thus, ascended masters represent the ultimate teachers and gateways to the divine.
It is said that ascended masters, like all spirit guides, teach all people who call on
them (not just you) to achieve greater wholeness and harmony in life.
Common examples include Krishna, Jesus, Confucius, Kuthumi, Melchizedek, Mary the Mother
of Jesus, Babaji, Gautama Buddha, and many others.
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SO HEER R SUM TIPS 4 U
SO THAT U DONT DEYE
OR HAV 2 B ADMITTD IN2 UR MEDICAL INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
IF U ND 2 GO OUTSEYED U RLY ND 2 BUCKLE UP
SWEATPANTS
TSHIRT
THERMAL SHIRT TUCKD IN2 TH SWEATPANTS
JEANS
THIC SOX
TH BOOTIES
A BUTTON UP SHIRT
A NICE HOODY
A FUL JUMPSUIT W/ TH HOODY OWT
LAB COAT
A UNDER JACKET
UR OVR, LONG JACKET
GLOVS BUT THEES 1S R CRAPPY
UR GONNA WANT UH
UR GOING 2 WANT UH, SUMTHING A LIL MOAR, SUMTHING A LIL MOAR MITTENY
U WANT A MITTENY HAND SOLUTION
A BALACLAVA MADE W/ A TSHIRT
SIMPLI EXTEND TH HEAD OPENING, &TEYE IT BAK NICE &TITE
U WANT UR MOUTH COVERED
OF COARS EYE CANT TEYE MINE BAK RN, EYE DONT HAV ENUFF MOBILITI
U WANNA DEW THAT B4 U PUT ON ALL THEES LAYERS
SO THAT TH COLD AIR ISNT GETTING IN2 UR LUNGS
OF COARS, EYE PROTEXTORS
HAT
THN SIMPLI PUT UR HUD UP, OVR TH HAT
PUT THAT BAK ON LEYEK THAT
NAO THIS IS HAO U DRESS WARM
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The Fashion Girl's Updated Guide to Wearing Sneakers | Daily Fashion - Duration: 3:26.
The Fashion Girl's Updated Guide to Wearing Sneakers
From classic white trainers to chunky retro kicks, the fashion sets infatuation with sneakers isnt ending any time soon.
Whether youre committed to the athleisure look or topping off a pantsuit or dress with a contrasting pair of kicks, there are plenty of ways to style sneakers this season.
From the model off-duty looks to the street style take, get inspired by these sneaker outfits ideas and shop the best of now.
Top off a trench coat and frayed cut-off jeans with a pair of white, retro-inspired sneakers.
Contrast a statement-making coat with high-top sneakers à la Zendaya. Put a sporty twist on a feminine look by pairing sock sneakers with a midi-length skirt and ladylike bag.
Whether a classic pantsuit or a sportier version à la Gigi Hadid, a pair of classic, clean white Reebok sneakers is a no-fail way to make a two-piece set look cooler.
Balance out a ladylike midi dress with a pair of high top skater sneakers.
Pair classic white sneakers with track pants for a sporty-inspired look.
Offset the femininty of a skirt suit with a pair of chunky, throwback sneakers, as spotted on Bella Hadid.
Keep your look casual with a pair of lounge pants, simple white t-shirt, and denim jacket paired with white lace-up sneakers.
Go for the ultimate high-low look with a party-friendly dress styled with basic white tennis shoes, as demonstrated by Tracee Ellis Ross. Infuse your kicks with some summer-ready, island vibes with a pair of palm print sneakers.
Let your socks do the talking by pairing a bright colored pair with a white sneaker. For a sophisticated spin, style your sneaks with structured office-friendly pieces like an oversized blazer and black pencil skirt.
Go full on athleisure with the go-to models off-duty uniform and style a sportier sneaker (like this pair of Adidas Originals) with leggings, a leather moto jacket, and loose sweatshirt.
Take note from the street style set and style a pair of bulky sneakers with jeans and a duster-length coat.
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Your Guide to Anti-Anxiety Medications - Australia 365 - Duration: 9:07.
Your Guide to Anti-Anxiety Medications
Anxiety is a natural behavior that humans experience in response to any physical or psychological threat.
And, it becomes a problem when this reaction is too excessive in relation to the thing that triggers it.
Also, it can result in a pathological state of anxiety that may require the use of anti-anxiety medications.
Additionally, there is no clear boundary between normal anxiety and a pathological problem.
But, one could say it's at the point at which your symptoms begin to interfere with your daily life.
Anxiety is a mental disorder that is more and more common around the world.
For example, the number of people suffering from depression and anxiety increased from 416 to 615 million, between 1990 and 2013.
So, to understand why some medications are more appropriate than others, it's important to differentiate between the types of anxiety:.
Some anxiety involves fear, such as panic attacks, social anxiety, and phobias.
Other anxiety is more general in nature, without any clear cause or origin.
Treatment for anxiety.
with low risk to the patient.
However, this class of anti-anxiety medications has the disadvantage of producing well-known adverse effects, such as amnesia, dependence, and high physical tolerance.
Additionally, medication must also be combined with a psychological approach to treatment.
Also, in the last decade, anti-anxiety medications and treatments have shifted from being based on traditional hypnotic or anti-anxiety medications to a wide variety of drugs.
And, these drugs are used for other disorders of the central nervous system.
Benzodiazepines.
The first benzodiazepine was chlordiazepoxide, synthesized in 1961.
And, this class of medication acts by selectively binding to GABA receptors. Additionally, this neurotransmitter mediates the inhibition of the central nervous system.
Therefore, benzodiazepines facilitate the opening of chlorine channels activated by GABA and accentuate their inhibitory effects.
Also, they are mildly sedative, relax the muscles, and have anticonvulsant effects.
Whats more, Benzodiazepines are frequently used to treat acute anxiety.
Basically, they have been effective against panic attacks and have even been used as enemas for epileptic children.
And, they can be classified by the time that it takes for their effects to be felt:.
Short-acting benzodiazepines: midazolam, triazolam Intermediate-acting: alprazolam, bromazepam, lorazepam, lormetazepam Long-acting: clobazam, clorazepate, diazepam, chlordiazepoxide.
Whats more, the body easily absorbs these medications.
However, the anti-anxiety medications can interact with psychotropic drugs, alcohol, barbiturates, opiates, and anti-allergenic drugs.
And, for elderly people, the dose should be carefully selected to avoid accumulation in the body.
The administration of lorazepam, oxzepam, and temazepam is recommended for older people.
The man side effects of these anti-anxiety medications are:.
Drowsiness Confusion Amnesia Loss of coordination.
In addition, all benzodiazepines can lead to higher tolerance (a gradual increase in the dose required to produce the same effect) and dependence.
So, this is why it's recommended to gradually reduce a patient's dose of benzodiazepines when trying to stop treatment.
Buspirone.
Buspirone is an anti-anxiety drug among the class of serotonin 5-HT1a receptors.
Also, it can help treat generalized anxiety disorder, but not phobias or social anxiety.
And, it does not have sedative, anticonvulsant, or muscle relaxing effects.
Additionally, it has few drug interactions.
Its main side effects are nausea, dizziness, headache, and restlessness.
Anti-depressants for anxiety.
These anti-anxiety medications are effective against generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety, and phobias.
Also, tricyclic anti-depressants and monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) have more side effects, but can also be used.
Additionally, in this class of drugs, the following commonly treat anxiety:.
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), such as fluoxetine or sertraline And, serotonin reuptake inhibitors and noradrenaline, such as venlafaxine or duloxetine.
Anti-epileptic drugs.
Additionally, anti-epileptic drugs such as gabapentin, pregabalin, valproate, and levetiracetam are also effective for treating generalized anxiety disorder.
Atypical anti-psychotics.
And, some atypical anti-psychotics like olanzapine, risperidone, quetiapine, and ziprasidone are effective for treating certain forms of anxiety, including generalized anxiety disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder.
β-adrenergic antagonists.
Lastly, Propranolol is widely used to treat certain forms of anxiety.
In particular, it's useful for physical symptoms like sweating, tremors, and high pulse.
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Star Citizen: Loremaker's Guide to the Galaxy - Magnus System - Subtitulado en Español - Duration: 18:38.
hello and welcome to another edition of lawmakers Guide to the galaxy my name is
Adam Weiser I am associate writer at cloud Imperium games based here in the
Los Angeles office and for those of you who've never seen the show before this
is a chance for a member of the lore team to sit down and basically give you
a guided tour of one of the hundred systems that you'll be seen either in
squadron either in the game star citizen or in squadron 42 there's just a chance
for us to kind of show the the depth that we're giving to these through the
history and the astronomy that goes into everything that we're doing here so
today we're going to a an interesting system for a handful of reasons and a
kind of a contradictory system to in a few ways as we'll be discussing
it's a system that's in a fantastic location but it has a real real terrible
reputation yeah it's also probably today best known as the home world for the
headquarters of Drake interplanetary today we're gonna go off and we're gonna
go visit the Magnus system so we're just gonna go into the search bar here type
in Magnus and let's just zoom right over and see where at now when I say it's in
a great location it's because when we go to this this big level here you're gonna
see exactly what I mean so we're gonna turn on a large jump point it's got
three jump point connections which are very important you've got one to Ellis
you've got one to Stanton which you're already familiar with playing the person
universe and going to port olisar and then it's got a medium jump point here
connection to Terra but the reason why this is such a such an important and
kind of great location to be in because if I drop off the the medium jump point
we just focus on that you'll see that Magnus is right in the heart of the
large jump point run between Seoul and the Terra system so there's a lot of a
lot of shipments are gonna be going through here which makes you think like
this would be a very important system or it could be a
very economically strong system considering its location to Staunton and
Terra Ellis and and everything else that's that's that on this path air but
for four years now for for a century and a half
this system has mainly almost been known as a dangerous frontier system it's the
official one of the official kind of like slogans for the system is Magnus on
the edge of the unknown even though here it is right between two the most
important systems in the UAE now as we go into Magnus again it's it's strange
that it's a frontier system considering where it's located but one of the
reasons for that is because it has kind of a a convoluted history to it when it
was first discovered the UE the UPE took a great interest in it this was a
happened in 29 44 20 excuse me $24.99 the system was first discovered so it's
been about around for a little over four hundred and fifty plus years but when it
when we first came about it the government really really was interested
it because of the star at the center here now if we zoom on in this is a
main-sequence k-type star also known as an orange dwarf and even today
scientists like to focus on these stars as being the potential home for
extraterrestrials for for for alien life-forms now the reason this is is
because the these stars are very stable they have an extended life period even
compared to the Sun at the center of the soul system these stars the K types live
for about fifteen to thirty billion years on average while our Sun lasts
lives closer to ten billion years so it's here for a long time which means
there's a chance for life to develop it's also smaller it's it's cooler it's
less luminous this one in particular it's the luminosity is like point
three four points to what our soul is if our if our son is one this is point
three four luminosity when it when it gets compared to that it also start K
type stars like this also emit less ultraviolet radiation which is also a
good way to you know another thing that's not helping impede the
development of life in this system now unfortunately when the the government
start to look at the the wider Magnus system even with this promising star at
the center they did not find life they found three planets only one of them
aboard which we'll get to in a little bit was it was even habitable for us but
they they still it needed to be terraformed but it still had the
potential to be habitable that said the the UPE still decided to
hold on to this system because of a handful of factors the first being right
here magnus one now this is described as a kind of a small rocky planet it
doesn't have an atmosphere but what it did have were tons of valuable minerals
and this really kind of got the the government's interest so the make up of
the minerals that they were starting to pull off this planet has actually led
scientists to believe that it's just not another small rocky world that this is
actually potentially a toothed oni inprint planet NOW Ciccone
IMPLAN 'it's are interesting because they are former gas giants or in this
case most likely a hot jupiter that was within the frost line of this system and
the orbit migrated in until it got stuck here close to the sun now when it get
got this close to the sun basically the heat burned off the the gaseous outer
layer of the planet just leaving the rocky core at the center now this is a
process known as hydrodynamic i dro dynamic escape which which led to this
mineral rich core of this former hot jupiter sitting here at the magnus
magnus one at the at the center of the system next to the sun so uh that that
was one of the reasons they decided to to hold on to this system the second was
because Borya could be terraformed and that happened pretty much right away as
they as they started to dig into it a little bit they realized there's no life
here but we can still make something of it
it's a terrestrial rocky planet with a with a number of different climates
locations on it so they began the terraforming process and 25:33 and they
decided to leave this as a military classified system so not a lot of extra
foot traffic or ship traffic excuse me could could kind of flow through this
system now the rest of this if we just back out here for a second when we talk
about the history of the Magnus system we're really talking about boreal we're
talking about this second planet here there is a third one out in the on the
fringes here this is Magnus 3 it's a super Jupiter with the beautiful
multicolored atmosphere to it and and some rumors that pirates kind of like to
collect in the LaGrange port the points there for for a little pirate meetups
but that's that's kind of the standard stuff here for the system when we're
talking about Magnus we're talking about Borya and what has really happened here
over the subsequent centuries basically so in 25:33 the you the UPE starts to
terraform this system and as soon as it's habitable they begin to move people
in to turn it into the Navy shipyard for for the for the UE the UPE Navy at the
time so they're building ships here there they're bringing in people to
populate these factories and it's it's going great here it's it's kicking off
it's like a good 50 60 years of straight boom where this is basically the the
center for for ship for for shipbuilding for for the military for the Navy here
well as as the years kind of went on obviously the people were coming in they
were starting to have kids and a natural homegrown population started to emerge
on boria even though it was still pretty contained because again it's military
classified - you're not just getting people flying in from all over the place
you have to be selected to come here and settle down but one of the people that
that kind of up on bori at this time was a woman by
the name of was Ava's elk Ruger and kind of coming from this very blue-collar
industrial labor force that was very prominent there at this time she started
a custom machine park shop here and called it a name you're probably
familiar with Krueger intergalactic now Krueger and galactic has recently made
the foray into into doing ships and and other items like this but back when they
first started they just specifically made very specific items for larger
manufacturers this was ideal when you're here working with all these we working
with the the Navy building these ships and these other these other larger ship
companies maybe it's easier for for Kruger to actually make some small parts
right here on the planet so that way it relieves the stress on some of these
bigger conglomerates it also is a great way for Kruger to get their name out
there and to work with some of these kind of like empire-wide companies and
they they were able to do this because their stuff was was so it was so precise
and and done so well they they make everything from like the firing pins
that are in the burying p-8a are which is a ballistic rifle used by the by the
UAE Marines now this like I said this was all well and good until about the
mid 27th century so around 26 C in the mid 2600
a lot of stuff has happened and one of the things that the the u ee government
at that time decided to do was to move the ship manufacturing away from Borya
and into the killing in system now when they did this they basically killed the
entire economy of the the borya planet because that's that's really what they
had their people basically fled the system in droves because there weren't
other a lot of inter industries there and population dwindles and reports have
it down to less than a hundred thousand people actually living on that on this
planet about this time and again there were a lot of factors here that led to
the shipyards moving away from boria this is the middle of the 27th century
the first ever Devoran war has has come to an end
Messer has ascended there's all these other factors that kind of play into it
but boria definitely bore the brunt of that decision somebody who did benefit
from that decision was Krueger intergalactic and that's part of the
reason why youyou even know their name is because as the ship manufacturers and
all and eysies industrial powers basically left to go to Killian there
was all this excess space and high-tech equipment that they could buy up cheap
and expand into they could also afford at this point to get some very highly
skilled workers to come in and basically work for them so while the rest of the
economy suffered Krugerrand a galactic actually prospered at this time and kept
growing he became a more and more respectable name now remember again it's
it's still military classified at this time so no new people are are coming on
in until a 2751 when the military finally decides to get rid of the
military classification system for Magnus and let people kind of enter now
remember at the beginning when I had told you that Magnus even though it was
kind of in the center of things would still consider the frontier system well
this is part of the reason why even though it was discovered 450 plus years
ago it really had its landrush its first
chance for the common citizens and civilians of the UAE to come flooding in
in 2751 so in that regard that that's how the frontier spirit here has has
kind of persisted in this system now when they open up the system and people
finally start coming in it's it's not necessarily it it becomes a bit more
rough-and-tumble people are rushing in to get land there's not a lot of natural
industry there so people have to be creative as to how to generate their
income this unfortunately became a problem for Kruger inter-galactic
because they quickly realized as piracy as outlaws as illegal activity increased
in the system that they were systematically spending more and more
with each budget on mercs protecting their shipments leaving the system and
that was starting to draw concern eventually in 2785 a Kruger shipment of
vital components that was intended for RSI gets hijacked in this system and it
causes a major disruption to our size production supply chain this is this is
bad business all around because not only do they have to remake the part but it
just kind of like throws a cog and everything and it makes ours I realize
that they need to diversify their their production facilities so this wouldn't
happen again and it just it becomes such an issue that the one thing that the
magnet system could be proud of Kruger intergalactic they finally decide they
need to move and they pick up and they go to the Castro system because there
was plenty of cheap land there and it was it was great supply routes and it
was just safer in general so once again come 2785 Olson there's even less about
boria in the magnet system a magnet system to be to be proud about now this
kind of malaise went on for for a while but again this is a very resilient blue
collar industrial planet that's kind of what it's always been and out of the
ashes came this this little company that was fighting for
basically the chance for a military contract and that company was one called
drank a Drake interplanetary and what they had was a idea for a ship that
could be highly modifiable and modular so that it could be easy to repair and
cheap to make and would be perfect for for the UAE unfortunately that ship the
Cutlass which is getting a revamp by Josh Coons right now and is looking
fantastic that ship did not win the military contract that instead went to
went to a ship which is basically all but been forgotten since then and it is
now the Cutlass was then basically changed and kind of directed towards the
civilian market once again the shipyard Levine career
intergalactic Levine left a lot of skilled workers left a lot of machinery
lets a lot of like production spaces there and available which Drake
inter-planetary has since moved in and taken over and turned into the the
company you know so well that that makes the caterpillar that makes the Cutlass
that makes the Buccaneer a lot of these these great ships some that you can even
already fly when you go to Pope port olisar so it is still the the Hoke the
home of Drake interplanetary stuff has gotten better the them bringing the
industry there has has has definitely improved kind of stuff within the system
but it's still far from I would say safe the the capital of boria is a town
called Newcastle but people aren't allowed to land at Newcastle right now
because of an attempted assassination of the Governor's Council there this
happened a few years ago and ever since that that incursion they've decided it's
better to direct all space-bound traffic to Odessa which is where Drake
inter-planetary and Kruger galactic are we're headquartered or where they saw
their their main their main headquarters being Justin also a fun little
interesting note the Speaker of the Yui Senate Marshall
Madrigal is from Borya here in the Magnus system as is the famed musician
who disappeared gal Dugan was also first born here on the the Borya on Borya in
the Magnus system so there you go there is a quick introduction to the Magnus
system again a three three planet system here with the most of the main action
happening here on Borya very important part of the Empire that this is located
right on some main trade routes between salt and the terrace system and it's not
the best place to visit if you're not careful so just keep that in mind if you
feel like going to visit the Drake interplanetary headquarters thanks for
watching today getting to learn a little bit more about the Magnus system I'm
Adam Weiser thanks for joining us for this installment to lawmakers guide to
the galaxy thank you for watching so if you want to keep up with the latest and
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