Youtube daily report Mar 31 2017

The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is the flagship of the biggest Android phone manufacturer

and is equipped with the Octa-core Exynos 8890,

4 GB RAM and 32GB Internal storage,

12MP rear camera and 5MP front

and runs Android 6.0

On the other hand the LeEco Le max 2 is the LeEco's flagship

a Chinese giant who recently entered the US market

and equipped with the Quad-core Snapdragon 820,

, 4GB Memory ram and 64GB internal storage,

21MP rear camera and 8MP front and runs Android 6.0

I am Vangelis Minas and you are watching the speed test comparison

between Samsung Galxy S7 Edge and LeEco Le Max 2.

Let's start the speed test.

Both devices seem equivalent and none has taken a clear lead.

The S7 Edge just finished the first round with a minimum difference from the Le Max 2.

In the second round, the S7 Edge doesn't seem to keep the apps in memory and reload them.

The Le Max 2 in contrast to S7 seems to have kept all the apps in memory

and make an impressive second round.

The Le Max 2 just finished the second round

while the S7 Edge remain far behind

The S7 Edge just finished with noticeable delay

In conclusion, both devices have similar performance in opening applications

what differs is the memory management

as we saw the S7 Edge did not keep applications in memory as opposed to Le Max 2.

At this point I want to notice that i continued the test

and in the third round the s7 Edge has kept all the apps in memory

so I repeated the test two more times with identical results.

I.e. in the second round the s7 reloaded all the apps

while in the third has reserved them all in memory.

The conclusion is yours to make.

What do you think about the result?

Leave a comment with your opinion

and of course if you liked my video

please make a like and subscribe to my channel for more new upcoming videos.

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Documentary, Life Inside Jail: Monday and Tuesday on AMI-tv - Duration: 0:46.

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Titanfall 2 Playing on Colony, Last Titan Standing (ENG SUB available :) ) - Duration: 2:41.

I did not see who it was, But the Tone is up on your left.

Well i sucked that one in.

Tone pilot is off, wait, come, come, come

Oh and now i suck it up, there comes a Legion.

So now we both await this battery.

Oh Fuck

I got hit from somewhere behind

Did not the Legion hit you?

Dunno, might be.

I'll collect this for myself.

Ultimate ready.

Same here.

Come, lets sacrifice ourselves.

WTF, Harr Harr Harr

We nicely "Sacrificed" ourselves.

We are fucking amazing, you hear?

We should recover this Battery for you.

Take me back to my Titan meanwhile.

Thanks

There, I See it.

Well, I missed that.

I'm out

LOOK AT THAT!

OMG What did it register!

I keep pressing the Dash button

I mean, erm, Damn I Forgot to change Titans

And as you just state that your legion walks past me.

as you were coughing coming out of cover

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Tips for Making a To-Do List - Duration: 8:32.

Do you struggle to get things done and need some tips to boost

your productivity and goal oriented tasks?

Let's talk about that now.

[Autumn Asphodel]

Hi everyone! We are going to be discussing some tips that will

help you make your to-do list and actually accomplish it. I am

discussing this because it is exactly what I recently realized

the power of on a much greater scale, so I wanted to share this

information with all of you. This is closely related to a

video I did about getting motivated, so I'll have an

annotation and a link in the description if you would like to

check that one out as well. But this information now is going to

be specifically about a to-do list. How many of us have kept a

to-do list? I'm sure most of us have. But, how many have

actually accomplished everything on it without feeling

overwhelmed and giving up? That may be a different story.

Sometimes we struggle to accomplish anything because it

seems like the work is too difficult, or we don't want to

tackle the initial hurdle that seems impossible. Things may

initially seem too difficult, but when we actually begin

working on it, then it just flows where one thing leads to

another and your mind becomes engaged in the project and

information. Things come to you naturally, and you actually

enjoy the activity. But, the first step, the start to the

work of the day, needs to be tackled to proceed to the

following step, and so on, until you are engrossed in the work.

I know speaking from my own experience that things can be

difficult getting into. I become distracted and don't tackle the

initial phase of getting into the activity. But once I do,

I am engrossed and am super efficient and the time just

flies, and I have an amazing time. This directly ties into

another problem, distractions. They are another big reason we

cannot get anything done. We try to multitask, not giving

our full attention to one activity, and end up doing a

poor job on all of them. But most of all, we distract

ourselves from the initial work since we sometimes don't know

where to begin. Starting the activity is the most difficult

since our distracted mind gets in the way. We have spontaneous

ideas of checking text messages, social media, weather, sports,

news, whatever else, and end up procrastinating. Even just

little things can cause a delay in tackling the goal at hand.

So, with these obstacles, how can we create an effective to-do

list and actually follow it? Let's talk about that now.

You want to create a to-do list, so what is first? You need a

method and media for keeping track of your tasks. Perhaps you

like the idea of pencil and paper and keeping the note by

your computer or workspace. Or maybe you like it digitally.

Whatever it is, experiment with what works best for you, that

you will actually use. It's one thing to have a to-do list and

add to it, but it's another to actually use it and get what you

need from it. If you use a software, or are looking for

one, there are plenty out there to help you accomplish these

tasks. I'm sure some even exist that congratulate you when you

check off that accomplish box. I cannot give any suggestions as I

simply just use the reminders on my Mac computer. I believe both

Mac and Windows come with some sort of software for task

oriented goals and to-do lists. Next is to be as specific as

possible. Why is this so important? Because it gives you

a clearer outline of what steps you need to take to accomplish

all you desire to. Here is a personal example of mine. When

I would make a to-do list in the past, I would generalize and it

would simply say, "Work," or "Write video script." That is

not specific. Recently I discovered the importance of

being specific. I've been working on my website a lot, so

instead of writing, "Work on my website," on the to-do list, I

wrote the very specific things I wanted to add or change with it.

For example, some tasks were, check database for converted

information, add post header, add responsive images, add

social media links, and so on. Did you see how specific I was

with what I wanted to do? I could've been even more

specific, but it was sufficient since I had the image of how

I wanted things to look in my mind. Next, don't add too many

tasks to your list. Keep it simple and short term. When your

list is too large, you look at it and become overwhelmed and

then end up stepping back all the way to try to figure out how

to tackle all these tasks. Your list can be as simple as two or

three items initially, and when you accomplish them, more ideas

come to you and then add those to the list. Do not add them all

at once or it'll be meaningless. And finally, after you finish a

task, check it off and feel that wonderful sense of

accomplishment. Reward yourself with something you love and

dedicate it to your hard work. We love to celebrate that

victory of ticking off that check box, feeling that

excitement flow through us as we just accomplished something we

set out to do. No matter how small or large the task was,

it's one step closer to our long-term goals. It should feel

good, you know why, because when you put a positive emotion into

your activities and work, your mind actually begins to crave

that sense of accomplishment. Look at what you accomplished

and think about how the progress was in steps. It didn't happen

all at once. With these steps, you can make an amazing to-do

list that you actually use effectively and productively. If

you have any other input on this topic, I would love to hear it

so please feel free to leave a comment and let me know what you

agree or disagree with, and/or how this has helped you or

someone close to you.

Making a to-do list is important to accomplish what we truly

desire. Goals are just dreams until we begin to put them into

action, and a to-do list is the perfect way to accomplish these

little things each day to get to that long-term goal. Ways of

creating an effective to-do list are to find a media that works

best for us, be specific but simplistic, and feel that

amazing congratulations life gives us when we check off that

accomplish box. I hope this information was informative and

helpful to you. Have a wonderful day!

Thank you for watching my video!

If you would like more content, please feel free to subscribe.

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Extra Revolução Tranquila - Duration: 3:22.

From the point of view of Social participation this is very characteristic of Québec even today

it characterizes many of our friends

it characterizes much of the things that we see here

We have here in Canada, as consequence of historical facts, a greater empowerment

What does this promote?

It promotes greater empowerment of people

The citizen begins to feel more empowered

They can participate in the decision of their school, their hospital, their health care.

They became more interested on thinking about the common good, not the individual one.

What does that mean, Karen?

That means it's no coincidence that we see a lot of cooperatives here in Quebec.

It's no coincidence that we see a lot of association here in Quebec.

It's no coincidence that there is this very great culture of benevolat

let it be said for the Brazilian: of voluntary work

It's no coincidence that over here the citizen gets up, leaves his house

and will go to discuss to take decision of his neighborhood together

They are interested in that

This is a culture who had been raised

who has been born in Québec along with its history

In other provinces we also have volunteering, social participation,

but it happens in a different way.

I invite you to notice that.

There is a lot of charity.

One thing It's to have an association, a cooperative, a co-working

or a cooperative bank, that you buy a stock and you can participate in decisions.

Another thing is a foundation from a private company that finances part of

their money to do the common good somewhere, to help a hospital or whatever.

In short, a foundation or institution that represents interests of charity.

They do charity

And here, it is not in fact charity, it is social desire, it is a group seeking to defend their interest.

It will have a group of feminists, an LGBT group,

it will have a community, an association, a cooperative, so on…

More clearly, for example, you will see the creation not only of agricultural cooperatives,

cooperatives of production, but also cooperatives of habitation, for example.

Québec has VARIOUS habitation cooperatives.

Cooperatives of education, cooperatives of day care

Finally, several groups of interest.

Interested in the garbage of their city, in the trash of their neighborhood,

in the production of the common goods in empty spaces

"We want to use this land here to produce salad, to produce vegetables, how do we do it?"

so, participation itself

Social mobilization.

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Here's My Canada: Here's My Canada Entry - Duration: 0:25.

Canada to me is very multicultural. It's

hard to run into somebody who doesn't

have ancestry in other countries in the

world, or even other parts of Canada. It's

also very close to nature. You can go

from being at the top of a mountain, to

being at a beach in the same day. That's

what Canada means to me. It's very close

to nature, and very multicultural.

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Here's My Canada: My hometown - Duration: 0:32.

Canada to me is a home. My grandparents

are one of the first to come to a place

I live now called Deep Cove. My

grandparents bought five properties in

the same area.

My family is building a new house on one of them now.

Without my grandparents, I wouldn't have

gotten to grow up in such a wonderful

place.

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Here's My Canada: True Canadian Sportsmanship - Duration: 0:30.

When I was at a Vancouver Canucks game,

Henrik Sedin scored his 1,000th point.

Immediately after he scored, the crowd

erupted with cheers. All of his teammates

skated off of the bench to congratulate

him. Even the opposing teams fans are

clapping for him. When Henrik was heading

back to the bench after he scored, the

opposing team's goalie that he had just

scored on went over to him and congratulated

him like a true Canadian. That's what

Canada means to me.

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UI Health Care Virtual Hospitalist Service - The Patient Experience - Duration: 7:25.

The hospital medicine movement is 20 years old

and since that time we've seen its numbers

expand a hundred-fold.

Hospital medicine has shown real benefits to patients

in terms of decreasing their length of stay,

improving their functional outcomes after hospitalization,

and making sure that they get appropriate care from the

beginning of their hospitalization all the way to the end.

The Virtual Hospitalist Service

is a new service with the University of Iowa.

What we're doing is

taking some of the expertise in

delivering high-quality inpatient

medicine and bringing it out to the

community where they have very good

local providers who have been doing this

for a long time and know their patients very well,

but who don't know some of the

newest innovations in delivering

hospital medicine to get better patient outcomes.

The use of DVT prophylaxis,

what's appropriate, what's not [appropriate].

Talking about CHADS2 scores and the use of

Coumadin in atrial fibrilliation...

You know, I could go on and on and on.

These are things that we know, but there's

things that change, and this allows us to keep

up-to-date on the things that are

changing in medicine - that we can't always

leave and go for a conference

five, six, seven, eight times a year...

which is what it would take to keep up on the

things that we are being brought up to date with

with the hospitalist.

We are able to have twice a day at minimum our

providers talking to the providers at

The University of Iowa - planning care,

looking at results, making decisions about the care.

It really engages us in learning

on a totally different level.

We're really thinking outside the box,

discussing cases. It's like grand rounds twice a day.

Good morning, Dr. Blair!

Good morning.

Are we ready to round this morning?

The virtual hospitalist program

uses secure video conferencing

so that i can talk with patients and providers

in Van Buren County Hospital

the same way that I would if they were

face-to-face with me here in Iowa City.

That video conferencing allows us to

establish the patient-provider relationship,

even though the patient is located more than

90 minutes away from where I am.

Every day, in the morning, the virtual hospitalist

here at the University of Iowa

talks with providers

and the patients in Van Buren County Hospital.

We review their electronic health record

and any developments that

those patients have had over the last 24 hours.

That integration of the electronic health record

allows me to provide the same high-quality

inpatient care in collaboration with the excellent

providers in Van Buren County Hospital.

His vitals otherwise look good and I

thought it'd be okay to go home. It looks

like he's on Ceftriaxone and Levofloxacin...

It is always good to talk

to another provider to answer definitely

better than one

well the doctors came in and his

assistant they had the ipad and soon are

we talking to the lady and I appreciate

this will be the wave of the future that

we can't bring all of the specialties

always to us and all of those resources to us.

And that's why technology is now so wonderful,

We can have that from far away

without our patients having to go up

every single time that they need that

specialty care or that input.

Some of the other impacts it has is the

ability to have a patient stay locally

when maybe they would have been

transferred much sooner.

We still obviously need to transfer

appropriate patients to the University of Iowa,

but there's a lot of patients that are in that gray zone

that normally we maybe would have transferred

in lieu of having their care maintained here

while we collaborate with the University.

It just really engages you on a different level

of taking care of the patients

and the patients sense that

because they'll say - you know - those things specifically

to us, and families have said that

how they feel just really excited, very well taken care of,

that things have been very comprehensive,

and the amount of information that they're getting back

on their care and what to anticipate

has really increased, so that's really exciting.

My name is Lisa Bentzinger and I work here

at the hospital, and my mother

was a patient here last week.

She didn't at first kinda know what was going on.

But then she realized there's the doctor from Iowa City

that she could talk to and face-to-face,

and she could ask any questions.

She was very comfortable with that.

Just knowing that we can stay here

is just a relief for everybody, especially my parents

who are definitely getting older and it's just a wonderful,

wonderful thing to be able to stay in your local hospital.

They took such good care of her,

and the doctor, through this virtual hospitalist,

was just wonderful, and having a face-to-face

without actually having to go

to Iowa City was wonderful.

So, we loved it.

It was not only a success because the patient

got to stay local longer, they were also

transferred to the U[niversity] in a seamless process

where we had planned it out ahead of time.

The family members were able to make the

arrangements and the plans for that.

And she was met on the other end by somebody

who was already familiar with her care.

So that was a big success story,

and that patient and the family were very very pleased

with how everything went.

As a provider thinking about the improvement

in transfer, using the virtual hospitalist,

it makes my life a lot easier

because when I'm already talking to someone

that they already know who I am,

we've already talked about the patient,

to know that they are assisting with that transfer,

so that they can take care of my patient,

makes me feel better about the whole process.

This is my fourth round in telemedicine in my lifetime

and this is the one that has worked - by far - the most,

and the best, and the most seamless.

Probably a big part to why this is working well

is because the hospitalists that are involved

at the University are very excited about it.

They want to see it work.

Just like we want to see it work.

The goal of the University of Iowa academic hospitalist

program is to provide high-quality inpatient care

to all patients within the state of Iowa.

Until this point, we've been limited to delivering care

to patients here in Iowa City,

but the majority of patients don't live in Iowa City.

If we can provide high-quality inpatient care to them

in their communities, it's going to result

in a better patient experience,

where they don't have to leave home,

where they can be surrounded by their families

and in the communities where they live.

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LeEco Le Max 2 (x829) vs Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Speed test - The result may surprise you! [Eng subs] - Duration: 3:54.

The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is the flagship of the biggest Android phone manufacturer

and is equipped with the Octa-core Exynos 8890,

4 GB RAM and 32GB Internal storage,

12MP rear camera and 5MP front

and runs Android 6.0

On the other hand the LeEco Le max 2 is the LeEco's flagship

a Chinese giant who recently entered the US market

and equipped with the Quad-core Snapdragon 820,

, 4GB Memory ram and 64GB internal storage,

21MP rear camera and 8MP front and runs Android 6.0

I am Vangelis Minas and you are watching the speed test comparison

between Samsung Galxy S7 Edge and LeEco Le Max 2.

Let's start the speed test.

Both devices seem equivalent and none has taken a clear lead.

The S7 Edge just finished the first round with a minimum difference from the Le Max 2.

In the second round, the S7 Edge doesn't seem to keep the apps in memory and reload them.

The Le Max 2 in contrast to S7 seems to have kept all the apps in memory

and make an impressive second round.

The Le Max 2 just finished the second round

while the S7 Edge remain far behind

The S7 Edge just finished with noticeable delay

In conclusion, both devices have similar performance in opening applications

what differs is the memory management

as we saw the S7 Edge did not keep applications in memory as opposed to Le Max 2.

At this point I want to notice that i continued the test

and in the third round the s7 Edge has kept all the apps in memory

so I repeated the test two more times with identical results.

I.e. in the second round the s7 reloaded all the apps

while in the third has reserved them all in memory.

The conclusion is yours to make.

What do you think about the result?

Leave a comment with your opinion

and of course if you liked my video

please make a like and subscribe to my channel for more new upcoming videos.

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Dragon Ball Super: Why Goten & Trunks Won't Be Competing! 💥 - Duration: 3:01.

now we know exactly why goten

trunks aren't going to be competing in

the tournament of power

what's up everybody lee the fourth

coming at you once again with another

dragon ball super video so now we

finally know why goten and trunks

aren't competing and it turns out that

according to Goku they are too

inexperienced they are too

straightforward they pretty much just

you know take fights as jokes and when

they don't fight that is going all out

they don't strategize they don't do any

tactics or forward thinking to you know

manipulate a win out of an opponent and

that's particularly why Goku doesn't

feel like they are going to be a

necessary part of this tournament he

feels like they probably would be

somewhat of a hinderance because of

their lack of battle experience and if

you really think about it when Goku

first said it all kind of like really I

mean they fought against you know majin buu

but yeah that's all they really did you

know this series picks up exactly after

the majin buu arc and that's pretty much

all they done essentially up to now

they've almost been relegated to almost

a pilaf crew you know type of characters

you know how the pilaf gang runs around

causing mischief and you know being the

comic relief and stuff that's almost

what goten trunks have been

relegated to now so i can understand

exactly why folks who feels that way now

maybe in the future when you know they

grow up and they stop acting so childish

during a fight because if you remember

the majin buu fight between them they're

just goofing off the whole time and even

in Dragon Ball super I remember them

transforming into Gotenks briefly and

they just cooped off and then there you

know transformation wore off so they

kind of had to like basically hightail

it so yeah I can thoroughly understand

why Goku feels like they won't be much

help in the tournament and I thought it

was funny that yamcha actually thought

you know they're probably gonna ask me

to join in you know I'll go wait at home

and you know doing all that goofy stuff

and it's like you know can't believe

yamcha silks fucking delusional i mean

he doesn't understand the stakes but

come on y'all sure you've been our plan

so yeah now we finally know why goten

and trunks aren't going to be

participating maybe they'll get their

shine later on in the series when they

grow up a tad bit but uh what do you

guys think of this information comment

down below let a brother know and as

always if you liked this video be sure

to attack that like button go ahead and

share this video with your friends and

your family also subscribe join the

rebels community also tap that Bell to

be notified when I post my videos I post

videos every week so keep checking

back put it and as always remember stay

positive until the next encounter peace

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Remnants of a Realm | Episode VI | Aleport, Dzemael Darkhold, & Lost Classes - Duration: 13:44.

Hello Eorzeans!

I'm Lukile Bravestone, and welcome to another episode of Remnants of a Realm!

Last week we looked at The Mun-Tuy Cellars, Cutter's Cry and Battle Regimen.

Now today I've got some nice treats for you.

Let's just jump into our first location!

Aleport!

In 1.0, Aleport was a Hamlet located in Western La Noscea, a short walk away from Camp Skull

Valley in the North, Swiftperch Tower in the East, and Halfstone to the West.

Aleport was once one of many coastal communities, but a band of pirates known as the Serpent

Reavers burned all of them down – all except for Aleport.

With its dangerous and impenetrable cliffs, Aleport was more or less protected from Pirate

attacks.

Aleport's main industry is, as the name implies, ale, having the biggest brewery in

the region.

However, despite being protected from pirates, Aleport is frequently attacked by the Kobolds.

Aleport was accessible through two cave tunnels, which often caused massive confusion for people

trying to get to Aleport, as there was no indicators on the map to tell you that this

was the entrance – pair that with the fact that all the cave entrances looked the same,

and that La Noscea had loads of them – and you've got yourself an exploration party.

Aleport had no actual purpose until patch 1.22, when Hamlet Defense was added to it.

Before then, it served mostly as a fishing location, and a location as a part of the

2010 Starlight Celebration event.

Other than that, Aleport was nothing.

Not even leves.

But as patch 1.22 hit, Aleport finally started shining.

Becoming the first (and last) Hamlet Defense location in La Noscea.

After the Calamity, Aleport grew rapidly.

Today it actually looks like a proper port, with an Aetheryte Crystal, a levemete, chocobo

stables as well as ferries and vendors.

The location is also featured heavily in the Main Scenario and the port also has several

sidequests you can do.

The location of Aleport is more or less the same as in 1.0, but the surrounding areas

are completely different.

Gone are the annoying cave entrances and the cliffs – instead large walls now protect

Aleport from the pesky beast tribes.

The difference between 1.0 Aleport and 2.0 Aleport is like night and day with practically

nothing left of the 1.0 version in the 2.0 one.

I tried to look for SOMETHING similar to the 1.0 version, but I found nothing.

Except for the shape of this building.

It KINDA looks like the 1.0 main building thing, but not really.

I guess that's a good thing.

Let's leave Aleport behind for now and head into an instanced dungeon – Dzemael Darkhold!

Oh yes, here we go.

In 1.0, Dzemael Darkhold was located in the Coerthas Central Highlands, close to the aetherial

gate in Boulder Downs to the southwest, and Camp Dragonhead to the north.

Dzemael Darkhold was intended to be Ishgard's bastion in their continuing conflict against

the dravanians.

However while mining the depths of the caverns for crystals, the Ishgardians found a strange

statue that came to life as they tried to move it, killing most of the miners.

Ishgardian knights and hired hands were sent in to deal with the creature, but as soon

as they made it to the dungeon, Imperial troopers had stormed the Darkhold's entrance and

had no trouble taking over the place.

The dungeon required a Full Party of 8 to complete, and had a 60 minute time limit.

The dungeon had 2 bosses – The Deepvoid Slave.

And the final boss, Batraal.

In addition to these two, a monster called the All Seeing Eye constantly stalks you throughout

the dungeon casting aoes that really hurt your party.

This monster could not be killed.

To get around the dungeon, the party had to stand in magitek circles to unlock certain

doors.

There were three types of these circles, each requiring a certain amount of players inside

them to unlock the door, the number required was shown by the symbols on the circle.

The dungeon was part of the Grand Company Quest "Into The Dark", which required

you to enter the Captain's Quarters to complete the quest.

There were multiple optional paths in this dungeon, most of them leading to treasure

coffers that contained gear.

In addition to the regular dungeon gear, artifact gear for Monks and White Mages was to be found

in the Deepvoid Slave room.

After killing Batraal, you were presented with up to 5 treasure chests.

As usual, the amount of chests that would spawn was based on your performance.

The requirements for these chests were: - Kill NW-most Orobon inside the Chocobo Stables

- Activate all circles in the dungeon - Kill the last boss, also known as the dungeon

clear chest.

- Defeat Batraal in 25 minutes or less.

- And getting every regular chest during the run.

As the game transitioned over into 2.0, Dzemael Darkhold's outside changed drastically.

Where there once was just a wooden fence there is now a massive stone wall with a giant iron

gate.

The actual dungeon entrance is now further inside a chamber, with torches, waterfalls

and soldiers guarding the sealed door to the Darkhold.

The inside tells a similar story.

The first floor is just the first half of the original 1.0 design, ending in the Grand

Hall.

After that, there is nothing left of 1.0's design, as we're in this two part area.

The time limit has been increased to 90 minutes and the dungeon is no longer a level 50 dungeon,

now unlocking at level 44 and requiring a Light Party of 4.

Despite the dungeon layout being different after the first half, all the original bosses

are still there.

But they have changed dramatically.

The All Seeing Eye is actually a boss now and is killed early on in the dungeon.

The Deepvoid Slave has been renamed Taulurd, and Batraal is now alone in the chamber, no

longer summoning skeletons to aid him.

The Magitek circles have changed too, no longer requiring a certain amount of players in them

to unlock doors, instead it starts counting down - the more people inside the circles,

the faster it counts, and the doors will open quicker.

The Darkhold sure has changed, for the better?

Let me know in the comments!

Now for this last part we're gonna take a look at something that didn't even make

it into 1.0!

Insane, right?

Ok ok, let me explain.

In October of 2010, ffxivcore.com collected a ton of information about Final Fantasy XIV

through datamining, and found a lot of good stuff that was planned to be implemented in

the original Tanaka version of Final Fantasy XIV.

On this list was a section named Unimplemented Classes.

And boy, what a treat it was indeed.

On the list we found the following classes: Arcanist, Assassin, Bard, Enforcer, Fencer,

Flayer, Musketeer, Mystic, Samurai, Sheperd and Stavesman.

Now keep in mind that this was in October of 2010, this is before the big restructuring,

so we're looking at classes, not jobs.

So let's start from the top here with the information we got.

Arcanist – This class was planned to be implemented pretty early on, as the guild

was already placed in Limsa Lominsa and NPCs were actually wearing the Arcanist canes – yes

– canes.

This is the original description of the 1.0 Arcanist:

A Disciple of Magic that makes use of magic along with mechanics.

- Their magic skill is called "Arcanima."

- Their auto attack is called "Magic Missle", which uses "arcance" magic.

Damage type varies with equipped item.

- They can use "Create Distaff" to create Arcane Distaffs and use "Animate Distaff"

to animate them, placing them down and activating them.

Distaffs are items imbued with power by the arcanist.

They can be placed down as traps, arcanima fields, and more.

There is a limit number of distaffs that can be placed down per party, and they have a

set duration.

- Their actions "Create Distaff" and "Animate Distaff" are similar to "Refill" as Archer

or normal attacks as classes.

They cost no action points, MP, or TP.

- Their weapon is a combination of a staff and mechanics.

- Their weapon deals various element damage similar to other magic users.

Their primary elements are Ice, Earth, and Water (identical to Thaumaturge), which is

actually Umbral damage.

So this is probably the most detailed description of any of the classes that didn't make it

into 1.0, and looking at it, it seems like this didn't quite make it into 2.0 either.

This is a very different kind of Arcanist compared to the 2.0 version.

Next up is the Musketeer.

- A Disciple of War.

- Their guild is currently located in Limsa Lominsa.

- Their skill is called "Gunnery."

- Their weapon deals Projectile damage.

Now this isn't much to go on, but this class also had a guild in Limsa Lominsa.

This class was most likely absorbed into the Machinist class, and I doubt we'll ever

see this one implemented in the game.

There is also a mention of Samurai and Bard, however there was no specific information

tied to this other than the names.

Considering that this was before the Job system, we were probably looking at a Bard more akin

to that of a Final Fantasy XI Bard – a full on support class.

Now let's look at Fencer.

- A Disciple of War.

- Their skill is called "Fencing."

- Skilled at parrying (higher parry chance).

- Their weapon deals Piercing damage.

So this is a class that first showed up in Final Fantasy Tactics, and is basically a

Red Mage without the magic.

It would have been somewhat interesting to see this one implemented, but this one to

me, is not a big loss.

Next we have Enforcer.

- A Disciple of War.

- Their skill is called "Club."

- Their weapon deals Blunt damage.

This one confused me a bit.

I cannot recall this ever being a class or job in Final Fantasy, and a quick search shows

results for a Final Fantasy XV gun.

This might have been an attempt at creating a unique class for Final Fantasy XIV, or a

sub-class like the sentinel for gladiators.

Next up is Mystic - A Disciple of Magic class.

- Their skill is called "Mysticism."

- Their weapon deals various element damage similar to other magic users.

Their primary elements are Fire, Wind, and Lightning (identical to Conjurer), which is

actually Astral damage.

Another Final Fantasy Tactics job planned for Final Fantasy XIV.

Even the description implies that this class was gonna be pretty similar to other casters

in the game.

Seeing as Mystics in Final Fantasy Tactics primarily attacked with negative status effects,

it's safe to assume the Arcanist and Summoner replaced the need for Mystic.

In the game's code there was also the mention of Assassin.

There is no information on this class, but it's again safe to assume that Ninja covers

the need for Assassin, hence why it was scrapped.

There is also a mention of flayer and shepherd.

These were two disciple of land classes planned for the game.

We know the shepherd was indeed planned, because their guild icon and building was already

in place in Falcon's Nest in Coerthas, however they were later scrapped.

These two classes were supposed to supply crafters with leather and wool.

Instead, today we have to farm karakuls and peistes ourselves to get the desired materials.

That's it for this episode!

Thank you so much for watching.

Leave a like if you enjoyed and subscribe for more.

And let me know what you thought about this episode!

And let's talk about the classes we never got in the comments!

Anyone of them you really want in-game?

Any theories as to how some of them would work?

I'm curious!

Anyway, I'll be back next week with another episode of Remnants of a Realm!

See you then, and may you ever walk in the light of the Crystal!

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Here's My Canada: Here's My Canada Entry - Duration: 0:25.

Canada to me is very multicultural. It's

hard to run into somebody who doesn't

have ancestry in other countries in the

world, or even other parts of Canada. It's

also very close to nature. You can go

from being at the top of a mountain, to

being at a beach in the same day. That's

what Canada means to me. It's very close

to nature, and very multicultural.

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Here's My Canada: My hometown - Duration: 0:32.

Canada to me is a home. My grandparents

are one of the first to come to a place

I live now called Deep Cove. My

grandparents bought five properties in

the same area.

My family is building a new house on one of them now.

Without my grandparents, I wouldn't have

gotten to grow up in such a wonderful

place.

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Here's My Canada: True Canadian Sportsmanship - Duration: 0:30.

When I was at a Vancouver Canucks game,

Henrik Sedin scored his 1,000th point.

Immediately after he scored, the crowd

erupted with cheers. All of his teammates

skated off of the bench to congratulate

him. Even the opposing teams fans are

clapping for him. When Henrik was heading

back to the bench after he scored, the

opposing team's goalie that he had just

scored on went over to him and congratulated

him like a true Canadian. That's what

Canada means to me.

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Extra Revolução Tranquila - Duration: 3:22.

From the point of view of Social participation this is very characteristic of Québec even today

it characterizes many of our friends

it characterizes much of the things that we see here

We have here in Canada, as consequence of historical facts, a greater empowerment

What does this promote?

It promotes greater empowerment of people

The citizen begins to feel more empowered

They can participate in the decision of their school, their hospital, their health care.

They became more interested on thinking about the common good, not the individual one.

What does that mean, Karen?

That means it's no coincidence that we see a lot of cooperatives here in Quebec.

It's no coincidence that we see a lot of association here in Quebec.

It's no coincidence that there is this very great culture of benevolat

let it be said for the Brazilian: of voluntary work

It's no coincidence that over here the citizen gets up, leaves his house

and will go to discuss to take decision of his neighborhood together

They are interested in that

This is a culture who had been raised

who has been born in Québec along with its history

In other provinces we also have volunteering, social participation,

but it happens in a different way.

I invite you to notice that.

There is a lot of charity.

One thing It's to have an association, a cooperative, a co-working

or a cooperative bank, that you buy a stock and you can participate in decisions.

Another thing is a foundation from a private company that finances part of

their money to do the common good somewhere, to help a hospital or whatever.

In short, a foundation or institution that represents interests of charity.

They do charity

And here, it is not in fact charity, it is social desire, it is a group seeking to defend their interest.

It will have a group of feminists, an LGBT group,

it will have a community, an association, a cooperative, so on…

More clearly, for example, you will see the creation not only of agricultural cooperatives,

cooperatives of production, but also cooperatives of habitation, for example.

Québec has VARIOUS habitation cooperatives.

Cooperatives of education, cooperatives of day care

Finally, several groups of interest.

Interested in the garbage of their city, in the trash of their neighborhood,

in the production of the common goods in empty spaces

"We want to use this land here to produce salad, to produce vegetables, how do we do it?"

so, participation itself

Social mobilization.