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I guess you like stories, like everybody does.

So this story is about your closet.

I don't know if you know the story of the closet but usually it's a very sad, American

kind of story you know ? I mean, the overweighted kind of story you

know ? It's a closet, full of clothes, but actually

you are only wearing 20%, maybe 10% of everything that is present in this closet, in your wardrobe.

You tried to help the closet by some weight-loss programs, but they never worked right ?

I have a weight-loss program here and it is miraculous, you should follow it…

So no this is not a fitness program.

We will go right now into my guide to be more happy with your wardrobe, saving money, saving

the earth and finally having the right amount of clothes in your wardrobe.

Let's go into this ! So… my first tip is : Buying less.

You know the Pareto's Law, it says, we should give 20% efforts for 80% results.

But see what we apply in our closet ? We have like 20% of our clothes that we really wear

every day.

80 % of the wardrobe we don't even wear it at all.

That's not at all the Pareto's law.

We give so much efforts and money buying stuff that we don't use…

And this has two consequences.

First : 1) It is sucking money out of your bank account

2) It is sucking the energy and polluting the atmosphere

Because as you know it the clothing industry is the second most polluting industry in the

world.

So you will help yourself with having more money and you will help the earth with less

pollution.

So how to do that ? How to reach a more healthy wardrobe ?

First thing you need to do is to take thirty minutes to one hour in front of your wardrobe,

in front of your closet.

You will take out every clothes that are standing there.

And you will take one garment and ask yourself a few questions that I will tell you right

know.

You can note it down if you need, you pause it and you note it down.

The first question you know it it is : Do I really need this garment ?

What do I mean by « Do I need this garment ? »

It means do I regularly wear it, is it official, « Am I really wearing it ? » « Ok, it's

true! »

So if you are wearing it you can drop it down on one side, maybe on your bed - you have

one side, and another side right ? - So you put it on the side where it's the clothes

you'll keep.

Then you ask yourself a second question : When I am wearing it, am I really happy, confortable,

and do I really like it ? Do I really appreciate wearing this garment

? Ok ? So I'll keep it on the side where I

keep those garments.

If it is not the case you'll put it on the other side.

The other side represents the clothes that yo'll give away.

You'll go to any place where they collect clothes to give it to poor people.

You'll do that ok ? Or you can give it to your nephews or I don't

know, but, you'll give it away.

Or recycle then, anyway, you'll have a brillant idea I'm sure.

And you do that for every clothes, do I really wear it, do I really appreciate it, am I confortable

in it, do I wear them often ? And for other clothes it may be a third category.

It's you like them but you wear them only occasionally, for occasions.

And that's also ok you'll keep them, put them aside.

So you do this first step, now we'll go to next steps.

Next step is : You should buy less my dear !

And how to buy less ? One advise is difficult to apply but I am

sure you'll be brave enough to do it : Don't go into malls.

Don't go into fast fashion.

Anymore.

You don't need it.

You have to buy clothes from brands that are more expansive, what you'll pay is quality.

And ethics.

Something that is cheap it cannot be of quality and ethics.

If it is cheap it means that the people creating the product are not paid.

Or they are paid very very less.

They are paid very very less ! Like in Bangladesh for exemple.

So first thing you will look into the garment, I don't know how you call it in English

- the tag - Where is it made from ? You'll look into that.

Second thing is you need to buy more expensive from good brands and to find those.

And to do that it is easy you go to fashion loggers, to YouTube channels, to forums.

Just learn about it.Learn about brands that provide quality and ethical clothing.

So that's the first thing, buy less and to buy less the most important tip I can give

you is look into yourself.

What is happening ? Maybe one day you feel not so good, you say I need to buy stuff,

you'll go out and you go shopping and you dive into this sense of I buy it and I feel

more happy.

But you know it is not the case, you are not more happy.

This is the trap of…

Our capitalist society.

Buying should be out of a purpose.

Never out of a small desire but out of a need.

Ok ? So when you when you want buy something ask yourself, same questions.

You are in the shop, you look at this garment that you like but…

Ok.

Do I really need it ? And when I am wearing it am I comfortable

? And do I really have the use of it ? Ask yourself those questions before buying

the clothes.

Next advise and the last one is…

You should buy in a more minimalistic way and for that you need to know :

How many clothes of each garment category do you really need ?

Sweaters, Ok, How many sweaters do I need ? Minimum.

And this minimum number that you really need, in your daily life, to be comfortable and

to have a nice turnover, so How many sweaters I need ? The number.

And maybe this is three.

So you stick to this number, you don't buy more.

You don't need more, so you don't buy more, and you save money.

And you save the earth all right ? Same with everything, socks, shirts, coats…

Like I, I own only three coats.

Ok I don't need more, so I don't buy more.

Just to give you an exemple for winter.

Three that's enough, I can have a nice turnover.

Maybe some people they need only two.

But this should come from you ok ? What I need.

What I feel I need.

Then last thing is you can buy more second hand.

You should buy second hand you'll find amazing deals.

Great prices, great clothes.

I mean go for it, and you'll find it on the web, you'll find it in vintage shops,

you'll find it in bric-a-brac, you know ? You'll find it, very easily.

So second hand is great.

So basically this are the advices I have maybe I have many more advices I can give, we will

discuss it in the comments section.

So, please, ask me your questions in the questions below, give your own tips to other people,

let's share this in the comments section right below.

Share your questions, share your own tips and we'll discuss about it I will be really

happy to reply to this.

And please subscribe to the channel and maybe if you liked the video share it, and share

the happiness end the awareness.

My dear, see you for the next video, Ciao !

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Mirage Pro Guide | Apex Legends - Duration: 5:24.

"Faking them out with a Decoy."

"Why are all of your freaking things 200 IQ?

All of your decoys are literally 300 IQ."

I wouldn't blame you for thinking that Mirage isn't one of the stronger Legends in the

Apex.

I mean, what does he really do for the team, right?

He can't teleport you out like Wraith.

He can't protect you like Gibraltar.

He can't help you escape or engage like Bangalore and Pathfinder.

So why bother playing him?

One of the amazing things about this game is that, you constantly find yourself in situations

where, had you been running a different Legend, you couldn't have won that particular engagement.

Well, that is as long as you play to your own strength.

The two staples of a good Mirage player, in my opinion, come down to Information and Opportunity.

So to ensure that you make best use of the Information you gather and seize every Opportunity

you find- Let's talk about How to Get Good, at Mirage.

Before we get to the more obvious things like how to use his Decoy, let's talk about his

invisibility.

Spoiler alert in case you didn't notice yet: You are not actually invisible.

So don't treat your ultimate like you would use vanish in World of Warcraft.

I'm bringing this up first because this is something that's very easy to mess up,

and probably one of the biggest mistakes new Mirage players make.

Vanishing act is not going to be useful when you play against a competent squad and use

it right in front of their face.

Summoning a bunch of decoys can definitely give you a couple seconds to react, but make

sure you run towards something that can block line of sight.

Well, that's if you are already in a fire fight.

If the enemy team hasn't noticed you yet, you can use it preemptively and have your

team engage without you.

It's easy to spot you if an enemy goes out of their way to do so, but if they have no

reason to feel like they have to be cautious for it, then they're not gonna look for

you.

So if you use it as an escape tool, make sure you break line of sight as quickly as possible

and get into hiding.

If you use it to engage on an enemy, don't just pop it in front of their face.

It's best used before they even realize that your squad has a Mirage player on their

team.

Okay.

Now let's talk about Decoys.

This is gonna sound a bit crude but, considering how popular this game is, you are going to

come across a lot very oblivious players.

Which means that Decoy is far more of a useful ability than you might think initially.

Most of the use cases for this ability are actually fairly straight forward.

Let it run down a long path that you expect to potentially be attacked from.

Let it check for an ambush on air drops.

And pop it down open fields to see if anyone is camping on high ground.

Seriously, while traversing the map, think about all the places that you assume somebody

could be hiding in.

If you were playing like a coward, where would you sit?

Probably somewhere that's difficult to see while still having line of sight to open fields

and zone entrances.

A lot of people will shoot on sight and if they hit your Decoy, they're immediately

giving away their position as well as allowing you to see how far they are away in meters.

That's what I mean by gathering information.

Knowing where the enemies are ahead of committing to a fire fight allows you to come up with

a plan.

Do we wanna take that fight out in the open, go for a zipline play, or do we just back

off and find another way around?

Mirage allows you to gather information in a way that no other Legend does.

Making decisions that otherwise come at the risk of your life, or a bunch of resources

that you would've rather used in the late game.

But obviously, if we are talking about the most blatant use of Decoy, you can use it

in 1 v 1 situations to bamboozle the heck out of a stressed out enemy looking to finish

you off.

Enemies often react in very panicking fashion when realizing that they just shot a decoy.

So if you happen to be the flanking type and have steady aim, that's something you might

be able to take advantage of.

When it comes to general tips you might or might not already know-

You can use your decoy while either healing or reloading.

It does not cancel any other action.

When using your ultimate, the decoys you summon will mimic your pose.

That means that if you are crouching, so will they.

And always remember that the decoy runs from your direction.

If you send one out from a stationary position, your enemies will know where to look for you.

So stay mobile.

Pro Tip: If you're not sure where an enemy is that attacks you from range, you can send

your decoy into any source of damage to find out where they are.

That includes gas clouds, thermite grenades and even airstrikes.

And when it comes to weapons of choice; It depends on how you want to take your engagements.

You can use your Decoy to get people to show themselves and then pop them with a sniper.

If you want to be on the flank and get in close, consider the Peacekeeper.

My personal favorite loadout is the Hemlock in single fire mode and the Wingman.

Because I just prefer taking mid range battles to then close in on the enemies and finish

them off.

But I definitely wouldn't scoff at an R-301 either.

Assuming you want to go for a sneaky, flanking kinda playstyle, try to always have some Arc

Stars on you.

They instantly shred armor and if the enemies don't expect you, it's a great way to

engage a fight.

The whole, "Using your Decoy while mid air" thing you can do at the start- I don't really

find it all that useful.

Sure, you can stress out some inexperienced players who think you landed nearby, but if

you're not close to them, it's not like you can take advantage of it.

And if you land together with a competent squad on the other end, you're only going

to alert them anyway.

Which is not necessarily a good thing.

And with all of these Mirage Tips out of the way, I guess we're at the end of the video.

I know that he has a bit of a reputation for not being very team compatible, but whether

I queue in solo or play with my friends, as long as I know what I'm good at, I've

never had a problem helping my teams out.

If you'd like to see more Apex Legends content, I'd recommend my discussion video on how

Respawn Entertainment has achieved near perfect balance.

At any rate, thank you everybody so much for watching, don't forget to drop me a like

on your way out if you enjoyed the video, subscribe if you want to see more, and I hope

to see you guys next time.

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AR15 Guide: Instandhaltung & Reinigung - Duration: 11:22.

Welcome to the ePIG-Group. Today we show you how to maintenance your AR15

Everybody does it his own way. I don´t like to clean my AR very much, so i´m very minimalistic with it.

If you lie to clean your AR more often: no problem, nothing wrong with it.

But the AR15 is kind of self cleaning. The dirt gets blown out, so you don´t have to do much.

So beause the AR15 is kind of self cleaning, you just have to make sure it doesn´t runs dry.

So i just relube the AR before every shooting

To do so i spray a little oil into the 3 holes in the BoltCarrierGroup and one drop on the BCG and wipe it.

Then i lock the BoltCarrierGroup open and spray a little bit of oil through the Magwell into the upper reciever

After that i close the bolt and rack it several times to spread the oil Now the AR is ready to shoot.

After shooting the AR i just lock the bolt and clean the barrel 2 - 3 times with the BoreSnake

After cleaning your barrel you can seal it with a little oil, if you want to.

If your AR15 starts to malfunction or gehts too dirty, then it is time to clean it!

I clean the AR at about a roundcount of 1000. Just because it is dirty, not because of malfunction.

For the cleaning i use a specific AR15 cleaning set. This one is from Real Avid and contains everything i need.

Now i show you how to clean the AR15

But first the safety check: Weapon is safe!

Then we open the Gun

Take out the BoltCarrierGroup

Take out the ChargingHandle

Take the AR to the side

Then we take out the Retaining Pin

So the Firing Pin drops free

Then we can turn and take out the Bolt Cam Pin

And the Bolt drops free

Then we oil everything up

Wipe off the Firing Pin

Wipe off the bolt

And clean the Bolt from the Carbon with a scraper

Brush the remaining carbon off the bolt

Same with the Bolt Cam Pin: Scrape Carbon off, oil it and wipe it off

Spray oil on the Charging Handle

Oil and wipe off the Retaining Pin

Wipe off the oil from the BoltCarrierGroup

If needed: oil it again and brush it off

Wipe it as clean as possible From the outside and the inside

Then we brush and wipe clean the ChargingHandle

Then oil the BoltCarrier and set the BoltCarrierGroup back together

First we insert the bolt and turn it into the right position to put in the Bolt Cam Pin

Turn the Cam Pin into the right position

Put in the Firing Pin

And secure the Firing Pin with the Retaining Pin

Then check if the Firing Pin is secured

Relube the Charging Handle

Get Upper and Lower separated

At the Lower we just have to whipe off and relube the Trigger Unit

Wipe off the oil, if it is too much

Then we oil the inside of the upper and the chamber generously

I use the Brunox Turbo Spray to solve the dirt and also to lube the whole AR, works great.

Then we brush off the Chamber and the inside of the upper.

Then i take a fitting cleaning patch for the chamber and clean the chamber

Then we wipe clean the inside of the Upper

Oil the Barrel and brush it several times.

And then wipe the barrel with dry cleaning patches until they come out clean.

And then i take an oiled up cleaning patch so seal the barrel

Relube the inside of the Upper

Put in the ChargingHandle

Relube the BoltCarrier and put it in

Take Upper and Lower back together

Relube the inside of the BoltCarrierGroup through the 3 holes

Rack the ChargingHandle several times to check if the BoltCarrierGroup feels working and to spread the oil.

DONE The AR15 is now ready for the next 1000 shots.

Take our advise and your AR will live long

If you learned a thing or two and you liked the video: Please like the clip, follow us and activate the bell!

Feel free to leave a comment if you have to mention something! See you soon, here at the ePIG-Group!

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Why Apex's New Gun is BROKEN (Havoc Weapon Guide) - Duration: 5:32.

Why the HAVOC is INSANELY Good (New Energy Weapon)

Apex legends new gun is here and is crazy good!

Here is our review and gameplay on the new item added in the update.

(Apex legends gameplay)

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외국인을 위한 한국 입시 지옥 가이드 - Duration: 6:24.

Everything in the world has two sides like a coin.

I don't mean to make it look nicer,

but if you're going to see it,

I just hope you'd see the both sides.

My parents say I was weird as a baby.

I cried all day with no reason,

and it was such a pain to my uncle who used to take care of me.

I didn't really care how people saw me.

I liked arcades and soccer the most,

and was a class captain, who was too troublesome to be loved by the teacher.

Then in my 12, my family became very poor.

It was then that I became quite calm and reserved,

and maybe because of that atmosphere, I don't have any photos of me until my high school.

There was one time I happened to see my mom crying at the kitchen,

and that's one of the few moments I can still clearly recall.

I was so surprised that I didn't know what to do.

But my dad, who was always out of home due to the long-term dispatch,

used to tell this to me.

"You have to take care of mom and brother."

At the age 12,

the world looked like a place where old people love you if you have good grades.

The only way to please my parents is me being a great person.

So, that became my biggest motivation to grab my pencil.

My mom told me she thought as a kid that Park Chung-hee was the forever president.

To me, it was funny to hear that.

Now 30 years later, I'll tell this to my kid.

"Kid, when daddy was a kid, the teacher told us you were no human if you didn't have good grades."

'Sky Castle' is a rule about success which has been orally handed down in the Korean society.

Some use connections, others take national test,

or via specialized jobs.

They all try their best to hand down the rule to their next generation.

All I wanted was just to be a good kid.

Then what does 'good kid' mean?

A 12-year-old kid, who didn't know anything, made a conclusion by himself that 'studying' is the answer.

That's because, even though I'm not those students in the show 'Sky Castle',

except that I was just looking from a different angle,

we were all living in a single place called 'sky castle'.

Sometimes I get empathetic for the kid, who was me.

But I've got no regrets for such past,

'cuz I simply wanted my mom to smile a little more.

Even if I go back

with no hesitation

I'll do the same thing.

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What Is Scalebound? A Switch Owner's Guide + Surprising Wii Origins - Duration: 8:02.

Scalebound, developed by Platinum Games and published by Microsoft, was announced at E3

2014 exclusively for the Xbox One.

Two and a half years later, Microsoft pulled the plug and outright cancelled the game in

January 2017.

And that should've been the end of it.

But if recent rumors are true then it might not be and Scalebound could return.

According to rumors that have been flying around, Nintendo saved the project and Platinum

Games is currently working to put the game on the Switch.

Now there's no concrete evidence that this is happening, but if it does, Scalebound is

a game you might want to pay attention to.

So join us as we look at the history of Scalebound's development and why it might be worth picking

up if it does indeed come to the Switch.

While Scalebound wasn't officially revealed until 2014, the idea of the game has been

around as long as Platinum Games itself.

In a 2015 interview, Gamespot spoke with the director, Hideki Kamiya, about its origins

where he revealed that the idea of Scalebound was one of first ideas that Platinum Games

put forward.

The team was brainstorming ideas on what to work on and though the concept of Scalebound

was suggested, the company ultimately decided to develop Bayonetta first.

However Scalebound wasn't completely shelved.

Some work was done during Bayonetta's development in order to create a pitch of what the game

could be, potentially making it their next release.

Players would take the role of a young girl who had the ability to control dinosaurs,

not dragons.

And this would all be done with motion controls on the Nintendo Wii--yep, this project was

originally envisioned for Nintendo Hardware, so the Switch is almost too fitting.

But even Kamiya admitted that this version needed work and was ultimately shelved while

they finished Bayonetta.

Once Bayonetta was completed, Platinum returned to the idea and created a prototype with one

major change.

Dragons!

Which was something of a dream come true for Kamiya as he always wanted to create a fantasy

game featuring the mystical creatures.

But as the concept was being refined, he also realized that he didn't want to just be

watching the action, he wanted to have an active role.

Something that wasn't entirely possible with a little girl as the protagonist.

So the decision was made to change the girl into a swordsman or someone a bit older.

Unfortunately this prototype was never able to find a publisher causing the game to be

shelved yet again while they worked on The Wonderful 101 for the Wii U.

Once The Wonderful 101 shipped, Platinum put together a refined pitch of Scalebound for

Microsoft who ended up being interested in the project.

So in 2013 development of the game began in earnest.

However because of the new idea of having the human play a more active role in combat

this meant that they would essentially have two lead characters, one human and one dragon.

Ultimately, the problem was tackled by having the story focus on Drew while the gameplay

centered around his dragon partner, Thuban.

So Thuban would be able to be customized extensively while Drew could not, something better seen

in the E3 2016 gameplay trailer with the other dragons having drastically different designs

while the Drews only had different weapons.

Scalebound was officially revealed to the public at Microsoft's E3 2014 conference

with a cinematic trailer that showed off Drew and Thuban teaming up to take down a giant

creature.

It was only a taste of the ideas that Platinum had, but it did introduce Drew as a contrast

with the rest of the fantasy setting as he came from the modern world.

This is probably best signified by his headphones, which he puts on during the more intense fights

with monsters.

He also has access to a dragon hybrid transformation that temporarily increases his power.

Comparisons to Dante from Devil May Cry were also rampant and never really went away whenever

it was previewed, but Platinum never changed Drew's design.

While Scalebound didn't make an appearance at E3 2015, it did have a playable demo at

that year's Gamescom.

Here a pre-Alpha build was available to try which introduced what the gameplay would really

be like.

Drew and Thuban are always together as their lives are bound.

If one dies, so does the other.

Fortunately, Drew has the ability to heal his buddy thanks to his dragon arm, which

also had a few other gameplay uses like scanning enemies or unleashing energy.

However, Thuban couldn't be directly controlled by players at all times.

Instead, its AI would assist during combat until specific commands were given like targeting

certain enemies.

It was possible though for Drew to form a temporary mental link with Thuban.

This would switch gameplay to a first person perspective and allow the player to control

him directly.

But this would also leave Drew completely motionless and open to enemy attacks.

Unlike many other Platinum games, the world was very much non-linear although Thuban couldn't

actually be ridden until later in the game.

Drew could equip several different weapons which broke over time though there was no

crafting system.

In many ways it was similar to what Breath of the Wild would do in that they had to constantly

scavenge for new equipment.

The game showed promise, but the action never seemed as refined as their previous titles

though this is gameplay from a pre-Alpha build.

That said, combat wasn't Platinum's primary focus with Scalebound.

While they promised it would be up to the standards fans had come to expect, the more

realistic graphics and world-building were how they were making it stand out from their

previous games.

And there was also the multiplayer element.

This was shown as early as the reveal trailer, teasing that four players could work together.

But it wasn't fully shown off until Scalebound's E3 2016 presentation which featured an updated

take on the gameplay, specifically four players teaming with their dragons and each other

in order to take down a massive boss.

It was a promising showcase though not without its concerns as many worried that it lacked

the usual Platinum polish.

So the fact that it was delayed from its 2016 release date was no surprise.

What was a surprise was its outright cancellation on January 9th 2017.

Before this was officially announced, reports had started to circulate that Scalebound was

in trouble and Platinum had even stopped actively working on the game before the end of 2016.

Eurogamer even reported a rumor that Microsoft made the decision due to issues surrounding

the game's engine and overdue deadlines.

But later in 2017, Xbox Division Head Phil Spencer had an interview with the Japanese

site, Gamewatch, where he stated that the real reason the game was ultimately cancelled

had stemmed from announcing Scalebound too early.

This created pressure on the team, influenced development, and raised other hurdles.

As a result, both Microsoft and Platinum doubted that the game could offer what fans wanted

and ultimately it was decided to end development.

Whether or not this was the real reason, we can't say.

What we do know is that the cancellation of Scalebound along with the twin duds of Star

Fox Zero and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan nearly spelled the end

for Platinum.

It's only thanks to the breakout hit, Nier: Automata, launching a few weeks later that

the company ultimately survived.

And that's why the possibility of Scalebound finding its way to the Nintendo Switch is

so fascinating.

This is a game that's tied to the history of Platinum, a dream for Hideki Kamiya, and

an odd connection to Nintendo's past.

Even if this rumor is true, it's unlikely that Scalebound will play exactly as it did

before--after all, it was cancelled for a reason.

Aspects might be scaled back and the multiplayer may even be dropped.

Or it could even be doubled down upon in order to create a defining game for Nintendo Switch

Online, at least for those who haven't caught Tetris fever anyway.

It must also be said that Platinum Games already has quite the line-up for the Switch thanks

to both Bayonetta 3 and Astral Chain.

So whether this Scalebound rumor is true or not, Platinum is definitely supporting the

system in a big way.

Now, we just have to wait and see what happens next.

Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe to GameXplain for more on Platinum and other

things gaming as well.

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Piazza Armerina, Sicily: Villa Romana del Casale - Rick Steves' Europe Travel Guide - Travel Bite - Duration: 2:55.

The Villa Romana del Casale,

near the town of Piazza Armerina,

was tucked away in a remote Sicilian valley,

about midway between the city of Rome and Africa.

This was the mansion of a wealthy Roman

senator who traded in exotic animals.

That was a big business back when Rome

so creatively entertained its masses with arenas

filled with wild beasts and gladiators.

In about the year A.D. 300,

the senator built this lavish country escape,

right here in the middle of Sicily.

Its splendor survives

in some of the finest Roman mosaics anywhere.

Each room had a theme, like this dining room

with its scenes of Romans hunting game.

This room features cupids fishing.

Far from the sea, only the very wealthy could afford seafood.

Serving fish for dinner was showing off.

This scene is as much an extravagant menu

as a piece of art.

While today, tourists with cameras stroll

on elevated walkways,

imagine this place with big shots in togas

wandering past fountains down colonnaded halls.

These mosaics, made of dozens of different kinds

of multicolored marble and glass chips,

give us a colorful peek at the lifestyle of Rome's elite.

The expressive and realistic faces are a vivid reminder

that it took a lot of people, real people, to run the empire.

The Corridor of the Great Hunt is 200 feet long.

It shows off the merchant's animal importing business

and it illustrates Rome's fascination with wild animals.

Exotic beasts were caught and transported alive by ship

from distant lands.

They were destined to battle each other and slaves

to the delight of urbanites packing big-city Roman arenas.

The details are instructive, entertaining,

and flat-out beautiful.

Any top-end villa came with baths and a gym.

These women athletes are demonstrating Olympic events,

discus throwing, racing, and some kind of ball game.

For the winner, a victory palm and a crown of roses.

And I thought bikinis were an invention of the 1950s.

This countryside palace was built to impress,

and today, 1,700 years later,

with little more than its lavishly decorated floors

surviving, it still does.

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NEW VEHICLE: ZIMA Brief Guide | PUBG News Day26 #2 - Duration: 1:45.

Hello community my name is PlayerIGN,

The Zima is a new 4 by 4 vehicle made to replace the UAZ on Vikendi.

It builds up speed quite fast,

and although you can't make any sharp turns it handles rather well on snow.

While driving I could reach a top speed of 125 km/hr.

But you'll mostly be driving be around 90.

Overall it feels pretty good. As for durability, it can tank

up to about 45-50 bullets

And 9 shotguns blasts

The exterior designed is quite detailed,

and there's even a shovel strapped on top.

As for its interior definitely looks a lot better than the Dacia.

I like the seat covers.

Well thats all for now, my name is PlayerIGN, and thanks for watching

For more infomation >> NEW VEHICLE: ZIMA Brief Guide | PUBG News Day26 #2 - Duration: 1:45.

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SearchOnMath - a brief guide. - Duration: 1:25.

To include formulas in your search, simply press the "Add Formula" button.

You will find the main mathematical symbols organized as tabbed sections.

The "General" section contains a compilation of the main symbols from all tabs.

The "Try me!" button loads randomly picked formulas from a pre-selected set so you can test SearchOnMath.

Once the formula has been typed in, you can include more formulas and/or text.

Once complete, click on the search button.

You can refine your search on the results screen. Let us include some text alongside the formula.

SearchOnMath found 268 formulas similar to the one that was input.

It also found 17,410 pages with "Gaussian" in them. Overall, 129 results contain both.

You can make your search even more specific.

SearchOnMath has now found 6 results satisfying the query.

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A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO STUDIO MONITORS - Duration: 3:17.

You have been thinking to add to your home recording setup a pair of studio monitors,

but there are so many choices and so many price points to choose from!

I am Giorgio from DIY Recording hacks and welcome to the beginners guide to studio monitors!

Studio monitors are a big portion of your home recording setup, listening to your music

trough speakers can entirely change the game!

You can find studio monitors that cost 200$ and but you can find other studio monitors

that can cost several thousands!

Making a choice can be hard but don't worry I got you covered!

I will give you some pointers so that I can help you in the choice of pickup a pair!

Let's start by saying that studio monitors are designed to reproduce sounds as accurately

as possible.

Very often they can reproduce a wide spectrum of frequencies so that you can hear to what

actually is going on in your mix!

The main distinction between studio monitors is that there are actually two types:

Near field monitors and far field monitors.

Near field monitors are designed to be placed closer to the listener while far field monitors

are design to be placed further away from the listener.

In a home recording studio setup I would always recommend to go for near field monitors, because

typically home studio rooms are not that huge!

Now let's take a closer look to near field monitors.

Near field monitors come in different woofer sizes from 4 inches up to 8 inches.

My recommendation is to choose your pair of studio monitors according to the size of your

space, meaning if you have a smaller room I recommend you go with a smaller sized studio

monitor while if you have a bigger room it makes sense to purchase a bigger pair studio

monitors.

These are all the key features you should consider in studio monitors as a beginner

and yes in more expensive monitors there are surely more features, but I don't think

you should worry about them for now!

Also if you are working in an untreated I wouldn't bother to go for very high end

monitors because the sound of your room has a bigger impact on what you hear coming out

from your monitors therefore if your room sounds bad I don't think its wise to put

a pair of very expensive monitors I would for some acoustic treatment for example.

Taken all of these considerations I advise you to go to the nearest music shop you have

and buy a pair of studio monitors that you actually can listen to before you purchase.

You will find out also that the more you use your studio monitors the more you get to know

them and the better mixes you will churn

Now I have a question for you:"What are you struggling the most with in your home

recording studio?"

Let me know in the comments!

Now I want to help you further in the description i have a link where you can download for free

my Studio Monitors buying guide where I made a list of monitors from different price ranges

that I recommend to be used in a home recording studio.

That's all for today, subscribe to this channel for more videos, leave a like if you

enjoyed the video and I will see you the next time!.

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The Field Guide to the North American Teenager #TeenBookTuesday - Duration: 1:53.

Hello, everyone! My name is Johanna and this is Teen Book Tuesday. This week I

have for you "Field Guide to the North American Teenager" by Ben Philippe. Norris,

our main character is Haitian Canadian and right in the middle of high school

he is forced, because of his mother's job, to move from Quebec, Canada, to Austin,

Texas. And he hates it. He hates the warmer climate which

results in near constant sweating. He hates the cliquish cheerleaders. He

hates the jocks. And he hates the overly cheerful guidance counselor who strongly

encourages him to maintain a diary of his experiences. Determined to get back

to Canada for a spring break skiing trip, Norris decides to take a job as a busboy

at a local barbecue restaurant. Only to realize to his horror that Maddy, one of

the dreaded cheerleaders, is the daughter of the restaurant owner. But then they

strike a deal. In exchange for taking on extra restaurant shifts, Norris receives

Maddy's expert dating advice to help with his crush on another girl at school

named Aarti. Over the next several months, Norris finally starts to feel at home in

Austin. Until the diary where he has recorded every single snarky thought he

has had about everyone he has met so far comes to light. I would suggest "Field Guide

to the North American Teenager" if you enjoy high school dramas and if you like

characters who communicate in fluent sarcasm. The audio book was really good

and we also have the physical copy that is at our Wildwood Crest branch but we

can send it to any branch that is convenient for you. That's all for this

week! See you all later!

For more infomation >> The Field Guide to the North American Teenager #TeenBookTuesday - Duration: 1:53.

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Top 5 -GIFTS- FOR WOMEN- Holiday Gift Guide -review- 2019 - Duration: 3:24.

Top 5 -GIFTS- FOR WOMEN- Holiday Gift Guide -review- 2019

For more infomation >> Top 5 -GIFTS- FOR WOMEN- Holiday Gift Guide -review- 2019 - Duration: 3:24.

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The Ultimate Helmet Guide: Part 1 - Duration: 2:33.

Alright Danielle.

So why don't you tell us about the different kinds of helmets that are available to riders.

Sure, so at Bergen, we have basically 3 styles available.

We understand that this decision is a very important decision for many reasons, for all

types of riders.

So we are going to start out with the least amount of protection and we will work our

way up.

So this is the half helmet.

As you can see, it covers from approximately half-way down the forehead to half-way down

the back of the neck.

It covers the top of the head and the sides, and there is padding and a liner.

So, it provides some impact absorption, but as I said, it is minimal, and this will be

the most modest of helmets as far as your protection goes.

The next style we are going to move on to is the three-quarter, or its also known as,

an open-face helmet.

This one comes equipped with a visor or a sun shield, so this will also protect from

road debris or the elements.

It does offer the same type of protection as far as impact absorption and padding.

It covers the top of the head, the sides and all the way down to the base of the neck.

Finally, we will move on to the full face helmet.

Now, this is the most superior as far as protection goes.

So, its going to cover the top of the head, the sides and the back.

The significant difference between the full face, the three-quarter and the half is that

it offers a chin bar.

Since 45% of injuries occur to this area, this is a really handy safety feature to have.

So, a lot of factors come in to play when choosing a helmet.

It's personal preference, it's weighing safety features versus comfort.

Most new riders, when I am speaking to them, I lead them toward the full face model.

There is more protection.

You may sacrifice a little bit as far as visibility, but while you are getting comfortable, personally,

I feel it is more important to have a higher level of impact absorption and to have that

chin bar to protect you should you have to activate the helmet.

For more infomation >> The Ultimate Helmet Guide: Part 1 - Duration: 2:33.

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Dougherty: Analytics will help guide Packers' Matt LaFleur on in-game decisions - Duration: 12:19.

CLOSE Packers' offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett discusses his working relationship with head coach Matt LaFleur

Olivia Reiner, PackersNews CONNECT11TWEET11LinkedIn11COMMENT11EMAIL11MORE11In this year's AFC Championship game, Andy Reid made a game-management blunder that didn't get a lot of notice but helped cost his Kansas City Chiefs a trip to the Super Bowl

Near the end of the first half and trailing 7-0, the Chiefs had pinned New England at its 10 with 3:08 left in the second quarter

The Patriots appeared more interested in burning clock than putting points on the board

Two runs got them a first down and the clock down to the two-minute warning. Two more runs left them with third-and-four, and the end of the first half in sight

But then Reid outsmarted himself and called timeout with 1:13 to play. His analytics might have said the percentage play was to stop the clock for a chance to get the ball back with enough time to score

But remember, Reid wasn't going against just anybody. He was going against Tom Brady

After the timeout Brady threw for the first down, went no-huddle the next snap, and with the help of two timeouts of his own was in the end zone a few plays later

Instead of leaving well enough alone and going to halftime down only a touchdown, Reid's Chiefs now were behind 14-0

They'd go on to lose in overtime, 37-31.Game management isn't everything in NFL coaching, but it can win or lose games, and it's growing more important, and complicated, every year as the amount of information available to coaches grows exponentially

The Green Bay Packers have a new coach, Matt LaFleur, who's never been a head coach at any level of football, so he's never had to make these kinds of decisions on the fly

Reid's error against the Patriots came in his 346th game as an NFL head coach, so experience isn't everything

But of the many things that will be new to LaFleur, among the most important will be those big decisions on whether to call timeout or go for a fourth down

And he'll have to make those calls in real time while also running the Packers' offense as play caller

SILVERSTEIN: LaFleur's staff lacks experience in crucial spotsRELATED:  'Three quarterback guys' to work with Aaron RodgersThat's asking a lot

So when LaFleur introduced his coaching staff this week, it was noteworthy that it didn't include a game-management coach, which is a position at least a few teams have added to their staffs recently

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Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb. 18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis

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18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers defensive coordinator Mike Pettine speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenMike Smith, Green Bay Packers outside linebackers coach, speaks with media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenLuke Butkus, Green Bay Packers assistant offensive line coach, speaks with media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenAdam Stenavich, offensive line coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenBen Sirmans, running backs coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenJason Simmons, defensive backs coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field, in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisconsinFullscreen Interested in this topic? You may also want to view these photo galleries:Replay1 of 232 of 233 of 234 of 235 of 236 of 237 of 238 of 239 of 2310 of 2311 of 2312 of 2313 of 2314 of 2315 of 2316 of 2317 of 2318 of 2319 of 2320 of 2321 of 2322 of 2323 of 23AutoplayShow ThumbnailsShow CaptionsLast SlideNext SlideOne of LaFleur's previous bosses, the Los Angeles Rams' Sean McVay, hired one last year

The Carolina Panthers added game management to one of their assistant's duties this offseason

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter had a game-management coach the last couple of seasons, and Atlanta's Dan Quinn hired a game coach about a week ago

In an interview this week, LaFleur said he didn't hire a game-management coach because he has retained former coach Mike McCarthy's football analytics staff to help with in-game decisions: Mike Halbach, the team's director of football technology, and analysts Ryan Feder, Connor Lewis and Jack Prominski

"When you make a mistake at the end of the half, end of the game, that's a big deal," LaFleur said

"Was it (Bill) Belichick who said more games are lost than won in this league? I know I'll have to lean on guys within our staff on that

"LaFleur picked up some experience in analyzing game management when he was Atlanta's quarterbacks coach in 2015 and '16

Quinn held a half-hour meeting with him and the special teams coach most days in the offseason to review game-management decisions around the league the previous year

LaFleur also plans to work game management into his practices, something he learned last year as offensive coordinator for Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel and general manager Jon Robinson

They got it from their time working with Belichick and the Patriots.In every OTA practice, LaFleur is going to have GM Brian Gutekunst come up with a game-management scenario

Sometimes they'll discuss it beforehand, sometimes not."Being the play caller I want to think on my feet," LaFleur said

"Tell me you're going to throw one in — and we'll throw one in randomly, because that's what this game is about, it's about sudden change, it's about being able to react to any adversity

"… (In Tennessee) it was really beneficial, because there were a couple times where I was like, 'Ooof

' I'm trying to think real fast, I haven't thought about this, what am I going to do? Then you do whatever you can in that moment, then go back and reflect, OK, was it good or could I have done something different?"LaFleur said he won't conduct the daily half-hour game-management meetings in the offseason because of his other duties as a new head coach

He still plans on meeting regularly with Halbach and his staff about game management, perhaps once a week for an hour, to study scenarios that come up around the league

"You more or less watch the TV copy and say, what would I do here?" LaFleur said. "That's easy to say when you're sitting behind a desk

That's why you have to take that and put it to the practice field. Spontaneously insert that into a part of your practice

"LaFleur has his hands full as a first-time head coach. He's going to call plays, with all that entails in both game planning during the week and focus on game day

He's going to very much have a hands-on role coaching Aaron Rodgers in their first season together and said he expects to be at pretty much every quarterbacks meeting, which also will cut into his time

On top of that, he has to learn how to manage and use a plethora of analytics information, including on game day

With all the information available, it has become a big part of coaching in the league

He has an analytics staff to help make sense of the data, but he still has to make the call on how to use it, including on game day, when the decisions to use timeouts on defense or go for it on fourth down can be the difference between winning and losing

"Numbers are great but they don't tell the whole story," LaFleur said. "That's why I think you need (video) to go along with the story

You can't just blanket-statement stuff. … Going back to (an end-of-half) example, who's the quarterback? How's our defense playing? There are so many variables you have to take into account

Sometimes you have to trust your gut." Support PackersNews: BECOME A SUBSCRIBER: Full access to articles, videos and columns LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: Get PackersNews in your feed FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Check out Packers photos and videos GET OUR NEWSLETTER: Daily roundup delivered to your inbox CONNECT11TWEET11LinkedIn11COMMENT11EMAIL11MORE11

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"Ammo can" style geocache - a guide for UK cachers - Duration: 1:32.

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Academy Awards 2019 Your complete viewing guide to this years Oscars - Duration: 1:23.

Academy Awards 2019 Your complete viewing guide to this years Oscars

Havent had time to prep for your Oscars viewing party? You can print a ballot for your Oscar picks , and well get you up to speed for those cocktail conversations.

The host less show must go on

The discussion of who would or wouldnt host the Oscars after Kevin Hart has nearly overshadowed the ceremony itself. Producers of the event finally made it official earlier this month that there will be no host, making it the first time in 30 years the broadcast has gone without one.

The nominations

"Roma," the Netflix film directed by Alfonso Cuarón and "The Favourite," starring Olivia Colman, Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz, lead in nominations with ten each. Marvels mega hit "Black Panther" is the first superhero film to ever be nominated for best picture. Theres also a lot of buzz around the best actress category, which looks to be a close contest between Lady Gaga for "A Star Is Born" and Glenn Close in "The Wife." Close as Jane Anderson in the film. She and Lady Gaga later tied for best actress at the Critics Choice Awards.

For a full list of nominations click

Performances and presenters

Queen, the band at the center of the Oscar nominated film "Bohemian Rhapsody," is slated to perform. Bette Midler will sing "Where the Lost Things Go" from "Mary Poppins Returns," Jennifer Hudson will sing "Ill Fight" from "RBG," and Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga will duet on "Shallow" from "A Star Is Born." Some of the announced presenters include Sarah Paulson, Jason Momoa, Awkwafina, Whoopi Goldberg, Jennifer Lopez, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Charlize Theron and Samuel L. Jackson.

Where to watch

CNN will have live coverage and analysis of the red carpet, theshows best moments and the nights big wins.

The Oscars will air live at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and will also be streamed on ABCs website.