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My name is Justin Kosisky, and this is A Guide to New York City.

I'm in Williamsburg today just doing my thing, fitting in with the other cool people.

Excuse me, miss.

What's your favorite way to gentrify a neighborhood?

I'm in a coffee shop!

What's the plan tonight guys? What are we doin'

Alright

Yea

I've got friends.

I have them

OY

Excuse me.

You guys would potentially invite me to a party, right?

Thank you!

Excuse me sir.

Exactly how many Buzzfeed quizzes do I need to take before I can feel comfortable with who I am?

My father was a vinyl record.

It's a bit tight, but the ambience of this coffee shop is kinda cool

YO

Excuse me, would you be interested in Yelping my personality?

Okay

Honestly me neither but I'm stuck with it so

Look at all these people

So happy

Excuse me, ma'am

Shoe five

Right? Look at that.

I was born in an Urban Outfitters, so.

Is that a Bitcoin?

It's a cigarette butt

Oh I hate myself

And guess what?

Oh! These are my keys.

More like gentri-FUN, am I right?

And, that's the problem

Right there

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Fastest Thunderbolt 3 Storage Lacie 6 Big - Storage Guide 2018 - Duration: 13:07.

what up guys welcome back to another episode my name is Atti Bear and today

I will show you not how to get beautiful money shots I will show you why the Lacie

6 big is actually my main editing rig and I will explain to you why it is

important to choose the right storage device for your needs so before we get

to all the storage madness of the Storage Guide 2018 don't forget to

subscribe to my channel and also make sure to check the Bell in order to be

informed when I upload something new and if you want to check out all the storage

benchmarks also check out my website atti-bear.com to see the fully

written articles about all the stuff I test here so without further ado let's

start unboxing the Lacie 6 Big ok seriously guys this is one of the

heaviest boxes I ever had on this table so far this is 14 kilos of pure storage

so let's jump right in

all right so this is the Lacie big six with 24 terabytes of pure joy trust me

when I say this this little cube here is packing a lot of weight and this is

definitely not something that you want to carry around the build really feels

high quality this is all metal also the whole front of the Lacie is completely

covered in metal so here you have it where the weight is from now let's take

a look at the back of the Lacie 6 big so first we have the power switch then two

Thunderbolt 3 connectors one USB 3.1 type-c connector a Kensington lock and

of course a reset button as you can see with the connectivity of the Lacie 6

big this is only a direct attached storage so you will not be able to

access it through a network accessing the drives is pretty easy you just need

to pull this side of the bay and then you already can remove the drive in

order to lock the drives again you just need to push in the drives they

automatically lock into place and you are then good to go so replacing the

drives is pretty easy when you remove the drives of the 6 big you will

notice that most of the enclosure is made out of aluminum and this is a big

plus since all the other vendors are using plastic parts for their housings

an extra benefit is that all this weight makes this build really sturdy and

reduces any unwanted noise by the way even the drives show you that this

device is coming with Data Rescue services with the Lacie 6 there were

also two accessory boxes included so let's take a look inside what we have

here so we have different power cords for different countries we receive one

USB-C, two USB-C to USB-C cables and one USB-A to USB-C cable also some

paperwork and in the second box we get even more cables

so you can pretty much operate this device in any country of the world so

well I guess they could have saved on the cables a few bucks but well it's

nice to have them here the build quality of this storage device is pretty much

superior to any other Storage device I know of and if you ever get the chance

to lay your hand on one you will immediately know what I'm talking about

it feels like it's made out of one big aluminum cube it's pretty much like a

MacBook with their unibody design and such so it feels really professional and

it actually is really appealing design wise and I have to admit most of the

other storage devices pretty much look like a big blob of plastic on your desk

the build quality is actually not the only thing where the Lacie 6 bit is

scoring big-time when it comes to the whole performance area as you can see

here in the benchmarks the Lacie has a really good overall score but the moment

you reach the video editing area it crushes any previous storage device I

tested in this guide yet naturally this time I also conducted a photo and video

copy test and also an encoding test with our 4k test File now let's first take a

look on the benchmark results we have from the photo copy and the video copy

tests the results of the photocopy tests are actually quite interesting since the

Drobo 53 outperforms the Lacie 6 Big so this means the Drobo systems are

optimized for photo archives the moment we come to the video files those values

change dramatically so the Lacie 6 big obliterates the

whole competition by far as you can see the six big is crushing it when it comes

to video files or video editing so if I take Final Cut and throw in three or

four 4k video streams it pretty much has no problem dealing with them and it

makes my life so much easier I'm telling you because I

don't have to wait for the storage to catch up with my editing I can edit

maybe I have to pause for a second or one and then it's already good to go

again so this will help you to get your edits out faster I know it pretty much

punches a big hole in your wallet but this is money well spent my friend since

we are already talking about editing and encoding the results of the 4k test

footage were actually quite surprising in the previous tests I tested the Drobo

5d3 and the QNAP TS-453BT3 man I still who know it both these

devices perform pretty much the same with the 4k test footage so both needed

somewhere around 17 minutes to perform the whole encoding process and I was

assuming that my bottleneck at this point was my late 2016 MacBook Pro well

the Lacie 6 big actually showed me differently so actually I was able to

lower my encoding time by 2 minutes all the way down to 15 minutes

so you may say why spend so much money on just 2 minutes

well actually the biggest improvement is not in the encoding time it's actually

in the video editing I save so much time in video editing cuz I don't have to

wait for my whole storage or my computer to catch all the way up to my editing if

i rewatch my latest edit or something I'd even go so far and say that the six

big helped me to cut down my editing time maybe by half or even down to one

third of the previous time I needed to finish one video editing

since now all the benchmark values are in it's time to take a look at the final

score of the Lacie 6 big in my YouTube storage guide 2018 so drumroll it's scored

whooping 9800 points this time so this means by today it is the high scoring

contestant in the storage guide and now I will tell you why from a hardware

standpoint the LaCie 6 big is raising the bar pretty much here so if you take

a look on what comes with this device one USB-C cable one Thunderbolt 3 cable

and one USB-C to type A USB cable and also pretty much all the power plugs you

can imagine all over the world so this is really a rich accessory box that

LaCie throws in here also all the drives come with their rescue plan so if one of

your drive fails you have five years to send it back to LaCie

they will try to recover the data that is stored on this Drive and they will

replace it with a new one this makes the 6 big almost an

enterprise grade device sure it has not all the redundancies that Enterprise

devices have but you get a glimpse of what you can get out of an enterprise

grade storage device another thing I had to try out since I love to play around

with all the toys I have I wanted to know whether it is possible to upgrade

the LaCie 6 big by yourself so this means you can take out all the drives in

there replace them with their own and you actually can upgrade the capacity in

the 6 Big with this pretty simple step but let's face it replacing 6 Drives

with this amount of capacity is quite expensive so maybe it could be even

cheaper to get a new device but I guess it pretty much depends on how the rates are

at the moment another thing that really surprised me while I was working with

the LaCie 6 big is actually the noise level so in my previous reviews I tested

the Drobo 5D3 and the QNAP TS-543BT3 and those devices were kind

of ok to use in an office environment but since they were so loud I have the

impression that those devices actually could get annoying in certain office

environments sure the qnap was way quieter than the Drobo was but still the

six big sets the bar on this one I measured the noise level of 37 decibels

so this is just five decibels louder then the Lacie 4 terabyte external hard

drive I tested in the beginning so this means

the six drives that are rotating behind me are as loud as one external hard

drive this actually makes the 6 big not only an accessory you want to place on

your desk cause it's looking good you also want to place it there cuz you can

and it will not annoy you by all the you know heads moving around and making

annoying noises sure you can hear when the area is spinning up and whatnot but

while you're editing it's actually quite fine so definitely a big Plus for the

6 big so what is my overall verdict on the LaCie 6 big well it without a

doubt will rip a big hole in your wallet but aside the price I have a hard time

finding any negative point on this package here from design to performance

to ease-of-use to handling this device pretty much leaves no wish unfulfilled

maybe one thing could be there if this device would be accessible by a network

connection this would complete the whole package but Lacie is known for direct

attached devices and not for network attached systems so I guess let's leave

the whole network thing for QNAP and if you want something that is easy to use

and delivers fast performance go for a Lacie device and you

we'll have tons of fun with it so with that said hit me up in the comments and

tell me what you think about the Lacie 6 Big so is this a device you would

consider for yourself or is this something you would avoid sheerly off

the big price tag it comes with it hit me up and tell me what you think also

let me know what devices are you using for your video or image editing and who

knows maybe I will include it in one of my future storage guide episodes so with

that said thank you for watching and I see you in the next one

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Chris Hadfield: The astronaut's guide to flat Earth theory - Duration: 3:31.

When the very first balloon was launched that could carry people it was in Paris in the

late 1700s and it was Montgolfier the brothers, they had hydrogen balloons and hot air balloons

and it was the cutting edge of science.

It was the cutting edge of technology.

We just learned how to capture a gas like hydrogen that would be lighter than air as

you could take a balloon and the first balloon rose and Ben Franklin was there and it was

huge and magnificent, all of those scientists.

And it rose but it got out of control and it went and landed out in the countryside

15 miles away from Paris and the peasants there attacked it with pitchforks because

they thought it was an alien coming from space.

The schism between learned understanding and scientific pursuit and the common perception

of what was normal was that close just 15 miles away.

It was an enormous gap between what we knew and what we were doing and what a lot of folks

knew yet or what had become part of common knowledge.

So there's nothing new about the speed with which we're inventing things and the ability

for people to understand what's going on.

There's a recent populous sort of wave of anti-science as if that's something new.

It's mostly because social media has given everybody what appears to be an equal voice.

On the corner of Hyde Park in London there's Speakers Corner and that used to be the Internet

where you could go stand there and yell any stupid thing you wanted and if people wanted

to gather around and listen that was their choice, but if you weren't interested in whatever

that person was spouting then you didn't need to listen.

But now the Internet has sort of turned everything into the Speakers Corner so you really have

to just decide what are you going to listen to and what aren't you.

And if someone decides to put forward some stupid idea that is patently false like if

somebody says the sky is orange, you can have an argument about it if you want, but it's

obviously not true so there's really no point in even engaging in conversation.

Or if somebody says the world is flat, it's patently untrue so there's no point in engaging

in conversation because all you're doing is giving that person credibility for something

that we've known for thousands of years to not be truth.

I don't even worry about it.

The world is full of fascinating interesting new discoveries and we're pushing the very

boundaries of what we know.

Stephen Hawking, who just recently died, the work that he did in trying to understand how

the universe works the original thinking there's so many brilliant motivated people around

that's why would you engage with someone who is being deliberately ignorant?

I don't mind people that just don't know when they're just in the process of learning, but

if someone has chosen to take the facts and be deliberately stupid about them then I think

they've discounted themselves from rational conversation so I don't bother.

If you wrestle with a pig the best you can be is a pig wrestler; I want to do better

than that.

So just because somebody says something, no matter how big their megaphone is, it doesn't

mean that they deserve conversation.

Just use your own brain, that's why we each have one, and choose who you're going to disregard.

For more infomation >> Chris Hadfield: The astronaut's guide to flat Earth theory - Duration: 3:31.

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VCU Pronunciation Guide - Duration: 1:17.

[music plays]

Kuh-bell.

Kuh-bell.

Ack-keel Hall.

Ack-keel Hall.

Thomas McGruff Library.

V C U School of Medicine

Batch-uh-lor-ee-ah-tay.

Batch-Uh ... Lor-ee-ah-tay.

Batch-uh-lor-ee-ah-tay.

MCALC

Em-calc.

Fffffwttt.

Not owned by V C U.

Michael Row-uh.

Eye-kah.

EYE-kah.

EyE-kah.

Train-ee Ken-ter.

Train-ee Ken-ter.

Cuh-turr.

Cuh-TAR.

Tomato.

Tomahto.

Cabin-ass Hall.

Steven Seagal Center.

Steven Seagal Center.

Gridlock.

Happy April Fools

from Vah-qoo.

For more infomation >> VCU Pronunciation Guide - Duration: 1:17.

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Local Street Food Guide!! Forbidden City is HUGE!! | BeijingTrip2018 | KUROSHI from MALAYSIA【华文字幕】 - Duration: 6:11.

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Where to go? The beach resorts in Gran Canaria - Gran Canaria travel guide - Duration: 12:30.

In this video I want to give you a complete look and comparison of all the different holiday

destinations in Gran Canaria so you can pick the right one for YOUR holiday in Gran Canaria.

The first resort is the Bahia Feliz.

This you will find as the first resort when you drive South from the airport towards where

you will find most of the holiday resorts in Gran Canaria.

The Bahia Feliz is a small little holiday destination with just about 5 hotels or something

like that.

There are some stone pebble beaches and a sandy one just a bit outside the resort.

In the smallish shopping center here you will also find a selection of restaurants.

This place is great for a relaxing holiday in Gran Canaria but has no busy nightlife

or something if you are looking for that.

A bit further down but within walking distance for most people is San Agustin.

Some people will claim this is already part of Maspalomas, some will say it is not and

a completely different destination.

San Agustin is similar to Bahia Feliz as it has also only less than 10 hotels however,

San Agustin has some very nice sandy beaches and a bit more choice of bars, restaurants

and shops.

However, if visiting San Agustin and eating outside of your hotel I would very much advice

reading reviews before going into a place as many of the place I drank and eat served

Pepsi when asking for coke, served dripp coffee when asking for espresso and some even served

instant powder coffee for 3 euro price.

I am not saying other places in Gran Canaria, Spain or the world don't have this and maybe

I was just unlucky in picking places but I would just like to give you a quick warning

about this.

Especially be aware of this for the places next to the beach.

Otherwise San Agustin is a great place for a holiday on the beach.

Next up and within Maspalomas is Playa del Ingles.

By far the best known area in Gran Canaria and also the oldest and biggest.

This resort has been around since tourism started on the island about 50 years ago.

It is best compared to such places as Palma Nova in Majorca and Playa de las Americas

in Tenerife.

It's big, busy, pr people everywhere trying to get you into bars and restaurants, much

about the nightlife and 2 for 1 deals all day every day.

Most of the restaurants and bars you will find on the front line but also some very

large open air shopping centers spread out over the area.

The beach is a nice sandy beach and very long but depending on where you are staying, you

might need to take a lot of stairs up or down to get to it.

In some places they also have elevators going to the beach to make it more easy.

Playa del Ingles is great for people who want sun and beach but still all the comforts from

home like international pubs showing your football games and to speak your own language

and be understood.

In the resort you will find a mix from 1 star hotels to 5 star hotels.

Playa del Ingles is very big so I would advise you to have a quick look on Google maps or

something where your hotel is before booking if it is important for you.

Next to Playa del Ingles is the new Meloneras area.

Well actually it is not new but recently many new hotels have established themselves here.

All of these are very big hotels and all of them have great reviews and 4 or 5 stars.

One even has 5 star GL… so basically 6 stars.

It is much more quieter and relaxed there and a bit more upscale.

There are 2 great beaches like the beach of Maspalomas and the Meloneras beach, both are

on the outside of the resort but that is just 1 or 2 minutes walking from the center...

centrally there is no beach.

Meloneras is great if you want a nice relaxing holiday and you stay within the hotel most

of the time and once and a while like to go to the beach.

This area also has great all inclusive hotel options.

Next up is Arguineguin, this is just a typical small Gran Canarian village with just a few

hotels.

Pretty much everything here is Spanish but a large community of Norwegian people has

found there way here, especially pensioners who like to come here in winter.

There is a nice sandy beach and during my last stay they were even in progress to add

another beach.

A bit further down is Anfi, well known for the timeshare hotel there.

It has one of the nicest fluffy sandy beaches in this area and great relaxed vibe.

In the evening there are also live shows and mini disco each night in the harbor area.

Another big resort is Puerto Rico in Gran Canaria.

There are many hotels here on the side of the mountains in all price categories and

star ratings.

All of these are surrounding a centrally located shopping center where most of the bars, restaurants

and nightlife are in the evening.

The resort is very popular with Scandinavian people, especially in winter when the temperature

is still nice here compared to most Scandinavian countries at that time.

This resort has a nice beach and since recently there is now a walkway to the neighbouring

beach of Playa de Amadores as well, so if you want a change, it's just a nice walk

away.

This resort is great as it offers everything you could wish for on holiday however it is

not so big you would get lost.

Everything is easy to find because of the layout.

Keep in mind that depending on where your hotel is you might have to walk a bit uphill

or take a taxi each time.

Also, when I was last here there were a lot of people on the strip asking or advising

people to come join a timeshare presentation… so be aware of that.

If you have time and you are interested… do it, but it might take an entire day even

tho they say you can leave at any time.

This has nothing to do with Puerto Rico of course, just saying so you are informed.

Playa del Cura in Gran Canaria is a nice little chill resort for an "escapist feel" holiday.

There is just a few hotels here set up against the hill and a few in the front near the beach.

Just a small walk away is the new Tauro beach what has recently been constructed and added

sand to, to also have a sandy beach in this area.

There are not very many shops, bars or restaurants but enough.

Since you can find hotels here at very good prices compared to the more popular and well

known resorts in Gran Canaria it is also a great place to explore the island from by

car.

Also because of its central location between all resorts and great connection to the highway.

Taurito is best described as a mini Puerto Rico.

It has the same layout and nice beach.

All the hotels are set up against the mountain side with most of the restaurants and bars

in the center and beach in front.

In the center you will also find the water park, mini golf and all the nighttime entertainment

and mini disco for the public.

Next is Puerto de Mogan, well known for its postcard worthy houses in the harbour area.

This used to be a quiet little fishing village but recently has seen expansion and construction

of 2 very large hotels in this area.

Also construction of a large shopping center is on the way.

Puerto de Mogan is a great place, however I hope it does not get over commercialised

in the next coming year.

If you wanna visit here, I would visit as soon as possible.

On the other side of the island you will find Agaete, a typical spanish fisherman village

that has not been commercialised anything.

Also for this reason it is very cheap.

There are only 3 hotels here, 1 with pool and 2 city style hotels.

It's a really great and surprising place.

If you want to visit Gran Canaria but don't want the mass tourism, this is one of your

best choices.

Also from here it is easy to pop over to Tenerife with the ferry that arrives here.

Next up is Las Palmas or Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as some people call it.

This is the capital of Gran Canaria and the place where you will find most of the culture,

museums but also a great beach…

The Playa de las Canteras.

When I first visited Gran Canaria this was actually my first stop as I need to buy some

gear for filming in Gran Canaria.

While I was looking for the shopping center, getting a bit lost in the city, I suddenly

stood face to face with the Playa de las Canteras and could definitely not believe that a busy

capital could have such an amazing, long and awesome beach.

So if you are worried that since this is the capital, it is not a great place to have a

beach holiday… think again.

This beach is also very popular with surfers and surf schools.

On top of that there is also a great shopping center and prices here are often lower than

most European countries.

Be a little bit careful booking a hotel in this area tho as many hotels are not near

the beach, but further away on the other side of the city where there is more busy traffic

and less "holiday-ish vibe".

I really like however that Las Palmas is not know as a summer holiday destination since

because of this you won't find any PR staff trying to constantly sell you something or

try to get you into bars or restaurants.

If you want to find all my videos covering Gran Canaria even more easy, then don't

forget to subscribe.

Hope this video helped you and that you will have a great holiday in Gran Canaria because

of it!

All in all Gran Canaria has some great resort and holiday destinations, just make sure you

pick the right one for you.

For more infomation >> Where to go? The beach resorts in Gran Canaria - Gran Canaria travel guide - Duration: 12:30.

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Taric Champion Guide by MAD K from LMS - Duration: 4:39.

Hey guys, this is K.

What, I have to wave towards the cam?

(Staff): Sure. You have to say hello to the audience.

Wazzzz.....up guys, this is K.

Stop laughing at me!

(Staff): Okay let's do it again. (K): fine.

What's up guys, this is K from MAD Team.

This is my Taric guide.

(BADASS Intro)

(..................)

In my opinion, Taric is like an assassin.

Use the E-flash combo, you could stun enemy players effectively in teamfights.

Taric gives enemy team lots of pressure while roaming.

(Caster: Epic(Kha'zix) is going to solo Taric by himself. K had no choice but die.)

(Taric's flash is still on cooldown, and none of his teammate gives a shit about him.)

It's important to roam at lvl 2 while playing Taric

Yeah, lvl 2.

(Staff bursting with laughter)

(K:Wut) (Staff: What were you looking at LUL)

(Q:What kind of situation would you pick Taric?) K: You could pick Taric in any situation.

Especially when you're having a good mood, it's just so easy to win.

(Q: Why would you pick this champ so often during the split?) K: I have a buddy whose elo is currently plat 1,

and he claims that there's no counter pick against his support Taric.

I believe he would reach challenger SOON IF he wants to try hard. (Note 1, check the description below)

Besides, I simply think Taric is a good champion is pro series, and that's why I pick him so often.

(Q: Is there any counterpick against Taric?) K: Basically no, in my opinion.

Riot should nerf him instead of Irelia.

(Q: Why are you so good at Taric?) K: After all these year being a pro player,

it's fair that I'm good at Taric, you know wut I'm sayin'?

A real Taric should make things happen at lvl 3 and start snowballing from bot.

If you're able to snowball, basically there's no late game for enemy players.

(Q: Did you learn Taric from any other players?) K: I learned my mechanics from my plat 1 buddy.

(Staff: Can you actually memorize all those things?) (K: I guess so.)

(Staff: Just start trash-talking, it's totally fine.)

(Another staff: Dude hell no, just stick to the plan.)

(Be serious plz. Are we cool? )

(Q: Is there any combo?) K: Yes, the perfect combo is E flash AA W AA

E, uh, wait a sec...... WTF? (Staff laughing)

(Q: Any other tips?) K: You have to utilize its passive

and E flash AA W AA Q AA R AA any player in front of you

Oh, of course with ignite. (Sigh)

(Unknown laughter)

So I'm going to teach you guys the perfect Kombo.

It starts with E, then flash, auto twice, W, auto twice, Q, auto twice, R, auto twice and ignite.

This should be a able to slay a lvl 1 enemy support.

Just look at the damage, 727.

A normal lvl 1 support had no chance to survive against such damage.

K: I think bronze, gold. Uh, I mean, bronze, silver, gold

Wait, why do these players even exist?

(Staff: He knows diamond, master and challenger players only.)

(Q: Please recommend this champ to the audience) K: For those who are currently bronze, silver, gold and plat,

seriously, don't pick this champion.

You guys suck with this champ.

This champ works only if your elo is higher than diamond.

This is K, and this is my TARIC FALSE GUIDE.

Happy April Fools Day~

(EZ clap)

(Staff: That posture (EZ Clap) fits with you LMAO)

(Staff: Perfect ending, isn't it?)

Taric with Varus is a strong comp in the laning phase.

But if the enemy support is Alistar, it's hard to get more advantage.

Just W your frontline teammates with dash abilities, it makes your E eaiser to land on enemies.

Since Taric has no dash abilities, you cannot overextend yourself in teamfights.

It requires decent communication if you wanna play well.

A real Taric player needs to calculate damage from enemy team accurately according to their champs,

abilities and items. It's your job to find out when would the enemy carries burst out their damage,

and that's the moment you should use your ult. If you've worked this out, it's an EZ win.

(Amazing Outro)

For more infomation >> Taric Champion Guide by MAD K from LMS - Duration: 4:39.

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Rétromobile 2018 : suivez le guide en vidéo !|Largus TV - Duration: 1:59.

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Guide your baby to flower with baby dolls - Dolls For Kids - Duration: 14:10.

Guide your baby to flower with baby dolls - Dolls For Kids