This is my skee ball game
and I made it out of my dad's
Warby Parker glasses case.
There's a coin right here and I could also open this
and then there's a coin slot thingy
so I could take that out when you put the coin in.
And then I can throw this
like that
and then I got 50 tickets
but I didn't do the tickets yet.
And it says skee-ball over there
This is a 360 view.
And this is a coin going in.
Even though it says 25 cents I lost some of my coins.
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It's so painful, It's so sad,
It's so frustrating, I want to stop it
But even that isn't allowed.
I just end up
losing everything
It's so painful,
I hate it so much,
It's so meaningless,
I want to erase it
I just want to
throw everything away.
I just want to jump out and scream
at the top of my lungs!
Antichlorobenzene...
∀uʇᴉɔɥloɹoqǝuzǝuǝ˙˙˙
Without knowing anything,
you jump out into the night city
Without saying anything,
I just watch you
Lining up cheap words,
where is the goal?
There are no rules there
and you easily crumble apart
I say that I'm going to
make everything in this world right
I deceived a stray cat by saying
I can make everything right
I make a promise I can't even keep
and drown myself in self-satisfaction
Everyone knows, they understand.
That's why even to this day,
I'm exposed,
I'm rusted,
I'm broken,
I'm crumbled
Even the fake rumors
that are going around,
eventually became
the truth
Even if it's a lie, I don't care.
We are always right
I will take your
sinful corruption
and crush it!
Is there any meaning to this song?
There's no meaning to this song
Is there a sin to this song?
There's no sin to this song
Is there a meaning to that song?
There's no meaning to that song
Is there a meaning in that song?
The sin in that song is...
Then I realize,
doing this won't make anything
What value do you have for living?
The cat was thrown in the water
You dance and get thrown around
by meaningless words while losing everything
What is "good"
What is "good" and what is "evil"?
I don't know anymore
Come, let's go insane
What do I sing for?
Paradichlorobenzene
I sing without understanding the meaning
Paradichlorobenzene
I beat evil by brandishing around justice
Paradichlorobenzene
Everything around us stops,
but we don't notice our stupid act
There's no way I can forgive
this unstoppable feeling
This pain, this hate,
I will pierce it and shoot your heart
It's so painful,
It's so sad,
It's so meaningless,
I want to erase it
But even that
wasn't allowed.
Only giving up
will save me
But it's okay, I don't care,
I will forgive it, I will approve of it
Even the smiles, even the jealousy,
I could almost instantly fall in love with it
"Good" is fine, "Evil" is fine,
Let's do *, Let's fall asleep
No more, I'm tired.
Will we be saved?
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[THE AMAZING SUV] 2017 JAGUAR F-PACE 35T REVIEW - Duration: 5:29.
all right you can stop national your
teeth
yes yet another fabled luxury brand has
succumbed to car buyer seeming the
unquenchable desire for luxury suvs but
after driving the 2017 f pace i can
happily confirm that Jaguar hasn't
brokered a deal with the devil
nor is it suffering through some sort of
exists ential crisis upscale car
companies even those best known for
sporting cars can offer an SUV without
losing their souls in the bargain
in fact they better reading today's
market modern luxury automakers almost
don't seem to have a prayer of long-term
profitability if they lack a high-rider
or three in their portfolio Jaguar knows
this all too well it's completely
reinvented itself over the last eight
years and despite building some motherly
beguiling cars disappointingly few
buyers have been paying attention last
year
jaguar cells actually slipped by eight
percent in a white-hot market that
climbs six percent across all model
lines jag sold just 14,000 466 vehicles
in north america in 2015
meanwhile it's all SUV all the time
sibling land rover saw sales skyrocket
by 37-percent selling over 70,000 500
units good thing it looks so stylish
right the f pace crossover has adopted
me upright rounded rectangular grill
faster offline and piercing horizontal
light fixtures of jags f-type and it's
all news and accept sedans all of which
are very fine things indeed those
individual bits and the English marks
overall styling language actually lend
themselves beautifully to a taller to
box SUV format certainly better than
Porsches did when it grafted the nose of
a 911 onto its ungainly first-generation
Cayenne in the metal the f pace looks
talk handsome and more than a little
snarly at launch five primary trim
levels will be available with three
engine choices sprinkled among them
base premium prestige our sport and
deaths the latter arrives with a 380
horsepower
three dot 0 liter supercharged v6 and
models below the s snug either jags 180
horsepower to dot 0 leader in genome
diesel four-cylinder or slightly tune
340 horsepower version of the three dot
0 leader gas engine between their front
fenders in addition a special first
edition model will be available in the
early going just 275 examples are headed
to the States so it's a good bet that
all of them are spoken for
unexpectedly the f paces
headline-grabbing 40 1985 dollars base
price actually belongs to the diesel it
may seem like this unusual strategy risk
splitting off buyers looking to get into
a leaping cat on the relative cheap only
for them to come into the showroom and
realize they're not interested in diesel
however jag officials say they expect
ingenious equipped models to command
only around ten percent of sales volumes
and stepping up to the 340 horsepower
gas v6 is a reasonable 1400 dollars
premium mono vehicle where a few cars
are likely to be based models anyway
ok
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2017 JAGUAR F-PACE 35T PREMIUM REVIEW - Duration: 6:09.
when I heard the news that Jaguar Land
Rover JLR decided the Jaguar absolutely
needed a utility vehicle
I could not help but think that they
lost their minds
I've heard the pitch where jag owners
interested in an SUV wood shop elsewhere
to fill the void but had they ever
looked across the showroom floor at the
EVOC the discovery or the Range Rovers
where jag salespeople not allowed to
promote the rover's i silenced my mind
and figured that maybe the f pace would
do for Jaguar what the colin did for
Porsche but then again the german
company was not called porsche AG for
example the debate became moved as the
concepts and prototypes made the rounds
at auto shows in the least that could be
said was that the f pace was one hell of
a looker the name on the other hand the
2017 jaguar f paces lots of good and
lots of bad rolled into one important
product to be honest my first encounter
with the Jag left me displeased with
everything but by the end of the week I
wanted more time to see if I not missed
something I stepped out of mazda's new
cx-9 after a 1400 kilometers road trip
and drop directly into the f pace
I'd really enjoyed the mazda so I was in
a good mood getting behind the wheel of
the Jaguar by the third corner
however i was incredulous the ride was
terrible
every minute imperfection in the road
surface was sent straight up my spine
worse the steering wheel with each other
in my hands and I stepped down into a
2000 psi power touch on top of this
unfortunate discovery i found the
powertrain to be very uncooperative the
eight-speed automatic transmission was
very obstinate while the supercharged
3.0 leaders of the six felt unresponsive
regardless of the selected drive mode
I park the jack for a day to cool off
the rough initiation to the f pace
completely threw me off the supercharged
engine is brilliant in the tested our
sport version he puts out 340 horsepower
and 332 pounds foot of torque
this is enough power to send the f pace
to 100 km/h in 5.8 seconds the
transmission bridges the gap to the AWD
system that can send up to ninety
percent of the power to the rear or do
the opposite when things get ugly
the FPS also features torque vectoring
those interested in more power cannot
opt for the S which thrives on 380
horsepower and equal to work from the
same v6 on paper the 2017 jaguar f pace
is set up for maximum high-speed driving
and cornering fun but the vast majority
of owners will never understand the
breadth of abilities contained in the
Jaguar utility vehicle in order to get
the most out of driving the f pace you
quite nearly need to abuse it
driven in a mild-mannered way that
luxury you to just about feels out of
its element
the moment i push it I could almost hear
it after finally let's do this
in other words it's a high-strung
vehicle that needs to be driven hard in
order to appreciate it
the jaguar f paces certainly handsome
but draped in ebony black as my seventy
thousand seven hundred dollars tester
was it somewhat flies under radar less
than a handful of people actually
noticed what it was dark sapphire blue
or better yet want to see red would do
wonders for the drug the standard
Templer wheels are also better match on
the last point
the question is whether or not it will
so well luxury SUVs are all the rage at
the moment and brands like BMW and
mercedes-benz are all over the segment's
those looking to differentiate
themselves from visiting GLCs will
certainly do so with the new jaguar f
pace I would strongly recommend a test
drive of the Jaguar and perhaps avoiding
the Porsche cooking as it may throw
everything off
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Camera Dials and Control Functions Overview | Olympus Pen-F FAQ Video - Duration: 14:26.
Izzy here from Digital Goja. Today I'd like
to go over a frequently asked question
about the Olympus Pen-F.
If this video helps you out remember
to hit me up with a like button
underneath and subscribe to our channel.
When in Miami, come visit me at
Digital Goja showrooms.
Alright so, now what we're going to do is
we're going to take a look at the actual
dials and controls on the Olympus Pen F.
So this is basically what you will
receive in your instruction manual and
we're going to go
what these individual dials and controls
do for your camera. #1, we're
going to take a look at the mode dial
lock and this is a really awesome
feature I would wish that some other
camera manufacturer think of this
because this allows you to set your
particular mode and then lock it in
place, that way you don't change it
inadvertently when you're using the
camera and of course this is the mode
dial, notice how this is where you're
going to set your different modes,
whether you want to work on different
custom settings, you want to do video
you're intelligent auto and of course
your PASM settings and you lock it in
place it stays perfectly there. Now we
have the rear dial. This guy is allowing
you to change certain custom functions
and settings on your Pen-F and you
toggle it left and right.
Then on the side here this guy is what
is called an exposure compensation dial
and notice how it has settings starting
with 0 and you can do quarter stop all
the way up to +3 and as you turn it
the other way, and again these have
indentation and they lock in place, you
can go all the way over to -3.
Your next one is very popular in today's
world of course is your movie dial. When
you press this that activates your movie
shooting and when you press it again it
deactivates your video recording. Now,
right to the left of that, this is your
shutter button, again, all of these guys are
very well constructed, this is all metal
and notice one thing that to maintain
that retro design in the Olympus Pen-F,
we have a mechanical shutter release port.
I mean this is from in the days gone by
where you can actually use a mechanical
plunger to release your camera for self
timer or long exposures. That's called
the cable release connector. Now this in
front right here, is what is called your
front dial and this again is yet another
command dial that you have access to
change different settings on your Pen-F
and different functions. Now the one all
the way in the front here, this is the
one that was little bit controversial
when the camera first came out and
people are saying all this tends to be
in the way, honestly I think it's
perfectly placed, this is what is called
your Creator dial and this is where I can
actually set different color and art
filters whether I want to shoot in mono
or in particular filtration systems that
are built into the camera and it has a
toggle or locks in place, again, also
metal, very well constructed, it feels
really nice to the hand. Then right below
here, this is your on this side, and it's
covered in that leather design, this is
your lens release button. So when you
depress this you now have the capability
of removing your lens and it locks it
back in place so you depress it to
remove it and then line it up and it
locks it back in place. Now, this button
over here is something that had
disappeared for a while and most digital
cameras,
this is what is called a preview button
and it's basically a depth of field
preview button so when you depress the
camera will actually stop down and show
you in the live view or even your
electronic viewfinder, how much depth of
field you have in the image depending on
your settings currently on the camera.
And on the top over here we have our
stereo microphone because remember it
does have a built-in mic system and
that's what these two little ports up
here are, so that it does record in
stereo and then, very important button,
and again there was controversial they
said it was too far, I honestly like it
because it allows me to just do it with
a flip. This is your On/Off button so it
makes it really simple to turn your
camera on and off. It doesn't turn very
easily so it's not something that you're
going to be turning on and off by
accident. And then right here is your
self timer and illuminator AF
illuminator lamp, so when you have your
Pen-F set to self timer this guy will
depict it by blinking and when you're
working in lower light situations
this is where the AF beam will be used.
On this side over here is your speaker
so when you want to listen to any audio
that you've recorded on your Pen-F
this is actually the speaker system
right here these three little ports on
the side. And then since we're on this
side this is your strap eyelet, this is
the way that you're going to be able to
connect a strap specially the
conventional one that comes with or even
some optional straps that are on the
market and it is a very conventional
design with the plastic protector here
so you don't have any
braising or scratching of the body due to
the fact that it is metal. And we already
spoke about the lens release button, but
i'm going to show you something here
which is on the actual body, and this is
the lens lock pin. So notice when I
depress the lens release button this
is what actually hold the lens in place
so that when you go to line up a lens to
connect it the Olympus lenses are
usually going to have this little red
dot which will line up to the red dot on
the camera body so that way you align it
and then you turn it to lock it in place,
so they made it nice and simple to be
able to easily do it as a matter of fact
it's indented so even if it's in a dark
situation and very low light you can
feel your way on how to connect your
lens correctly.
Oh and last but not least here is your
flash connector hot shoe and it's a
standard hotshoe so that means you can
work with many different flashes that
are out the market, it will slide on in
place and they give you a really nice
hot shoe protector, which you want to put
somewhere because this is very simple,
I've already lost 3 of these and of course
this is where you are also put the flash
that's incorporated with the camera
which is the FL LM 3, it'll mount on here
perfectly but it does give you the
option of working with other flashes. And
notice this icon here, that's where it
basically this is from the days gone by
of film.. this is where you would see your
film playing which now is where your
sensor is and that's basically telling you
that your sensor is lined up from here on.
And there you have it this is all the
controls on the top of our Olympus Pen-F.
Now we're going to go and proceed in
looking at the rear dials and controls.
Alright so now we're going to take a
look at the back or the rear of our
Olympus Pen-F and see what all this means.
So first of all we have the viewfinder
alright, which is this area right here this
is where
you're going to put your eye up to the
electronic viewfinder, and it also has an
eye sensor in here.
What that means is when you put your
eye up to it it's the proximity sensor
automatically shuts off the rear LCD, so
that's all incorporated here and you
also have your viewfinder eye cup and this
is rubberized, it's pretty much attached
on here, it doesn't seem to be a
removable piece so it's built into the
frame but it's very well-constructed.
It's like a hard rubber that's going to
give you the added protection and
benefit of covering any excess light. And
right here is your diopter, so if you
wear glasses,
the beauty of it is that you can
actually adjust it to your particular
class setting. So if you wear eyeglasses
or readers this is the way to adjust
this so you don't have to keep taking
them on and off to be able to work with
your viewfinder, that's your diopter
adjustment dial, right next to it this is
what is called your live view button and
here's where you can actually depress it
and change whether you want the camera
to have live view constantly or you can
switch back and forth between electronic
viewfinder or set it to the proximity
sensor. It also doubles as a function
#2 button, which allows you to
set it to whatever purpose you desire.
Here this is an actual toggle lever that
allows you to look at your parameters
when it comes to histogram and leveling
systems and you can toggle that
back-and-forth left and right. Then, right
on the end over here
this guy is your function #1
button, which is also programmable and
this is going to allow you to set
particular features that you want this
button to do for you, then right over
here on this side, this has been around
for quite a while,
that's your magnification button, so this
is when you are viewing on live view or
on playback mode this is how it allows
you to magnify your image. Right below
that over here to the right is our info
button and as you press this it
activates different
information on the screen. So if I want
to change whatever info is being shown,
notice how as I press it either adds
more information or removes it all
together and then of course right to
your left
this is your menu button and this is the
one that allows you to access your
entire menu and be able to go through it
and pick whatever options you want to
change or preset in the camera, that's
your menu button. Now right here this is
your arrow pad and notice how when you
are in the menu you can toggle between
the different folders and settings
by using the arrow pad and you can move
it to the right or to the left and up
and down. Now the arrow pad itself when
the menu button is not activated also
allows you to do your settings and you
notice that they are indicated here with
particular icons and it shows you where
you have for your ISO and white balance
you're focusing point your Flash
override and you're shooting mode,
whether you want to continue self-timer
and so forth, plus right in the middle is
your ok button and this is the one that
we use to activate the super panel for
the super menu or you can also click on
it to activate the particular setting
that you want to lock in place and to
the right is the very popular and that's
why it's indicated in blue
this is your playback mode so when you
depress this button that activates
playback of your images whether their
stills or video and then the very
important little trash can
this is the way to delete your images. If
you want to delete videos or stills
individually or you can do them in
groups or clusters and of course last
but not least the touchscreen, 3.2 inch
panel that allows you to disengage it,
it swivels, so notice how I can swivel it to
the left and I can angle it depending on
the view that I prefer and of course
remember this is your touchscreen also
so you can go ahead and do focusing
point adjustments or particular settings
with the touch screen, you can even use it to
actually incorporate it as your shutter
and it closes up so it gives you that
beautiful leather backing and it gives
you the safety of the protection. Now
we're going to go to the side, and right
here is your cover to access your HDMI
and your USB AV-Out USB port right on
the top and micro-HDMI port right on the
bottom and it has a little hinge so it
locks it in place. Remember, is not weather
sealed but it's very well constructed so
it protects it nicely there and then
underneath, last but not least, here we have
our quarter twenty tripod thread. This is
where you're going to be able to attach
your Pen-F to a tripod, to rigs, to
anything that has a quarter twenty
thread and here is the lever that
releases and opens up the battery door
where we have your battery port which is
held in place by this little red
connector and of course your SD card
slot. So, it has a spring-loaded feature
when you press down that locks in place
and there you have it
this is the bottom side and front and
top of your Olympus Pen-F camera.
Well I hope I answered your question
about the Olympus Pen-F and if I didn't,
please leave your question below in the
comments section I'll be happy to get to
answer for you and don't forget to share
this video with fellow videographers and
photographers.
Happy shooting!
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How to download stream to Twitch - Duration: 3:10.
Hello!
In this video I will tell you about how you can download the whole stream with Twitch.
not some separate part as offer us some services.
This method is relevant at the end of December 2016.
For this we need the program "LiveStreamer".
The link to the program will be in the description.
Download the program and install it.
After installation, create a text document on the desktop.
Copy code that will be in the description below the video.
Now you need to set the parameters for this command. Consider the order:
The first command runs the specified program folder which we downloaded and installed earlier.
In this case, it is sufficient to specify the program file folder for Your system type.
64 bits or 32 bits
I don't really know who else uses a 32-bit system.
If you have installed 64-bit, means in the path after "Program Files" with a space and brackets indicate (x86), as I have.
If 32 bit, then remove the brackets, bit width and a space that is going to be like this...
ClientID. To touch it is not necessary. Leave it like that.
Further here (LINK) to insert a link to the stream You want to download.
To do this, open the stream we want to download, copy the link and paste it in quotation marks
Here displays the quality of our writing.
BEST means the best quality.
Here is the path for download and save stream.
File name and path it is better to omit the Cyrillic alphabet, i.e. without the Russian language.
It would be better if the path is short.
The file format does not change.
Then save our document in the text format .bat
Run "batch file" and wait for the download.
Warning: download speed will be low. Whether You have 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps.
The speed will vary from a few kilobytes up to two to three megabytes per second.
If you have more, then You're in luck.
At the time of download stream do not close the command prompt.
After the stream is complete, the command prompt closes itself.
So during downloading you can view the saved recording pieces.
Remind: the method of downloading up to date at the end of December 2016.
And maybe in January, this method will not work.
In this case, I'll update the video description with the new code (if it of course will).
Oh, and one more note:
Some may have problems with the download due to disabled export video to other users.
In this case, if we download YOUR stream, then in the settings of the twitch you need to put the resolution export video to other users.
Well, as we can see, the stream already downloaded.
38 MB, respectively, here it is.
6 minutes
Well, that's all, thanks for watching!
I hope I helped You :)
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Best Moments 2016! - Mind Over Munch - Duration: 5:03.
Happy Holidays!
Every year we do a best of video to share some of our favorite on- and off-screen Mind
Over Munch moments from throughout the year, so thank you for coming today to watch this
year's compilation.
I thought that this would also be the perfect time for you to meet some of our team.
So, if you know the channel, you know that I'm Alyssia and this is Christian, my boyfriend
and co-creator of the channel.
We started the channel about three years ago together, and Christian was doing all of the
editing.
But, now, we have brought on our good friend Joe to join our team.
He's helping with filming and editing because he is a trained professional.
And he's making our content even better than we could have imagined.
So if you have noticed some of the changes and are enjoying, that's probably Joe's doing.
Joe is also the reason that the microphone is in the shot today, we thought you would
forgive us because I wanted you to meet him, but he is just too dang tall.
And he's further back, too, so he doesn't even, not even as tall as...yeah, you're not
really getting an accurate perspective here, how tall he is.
But, anyways...
Hi, honey.
So Joe also has a YouTube channel.
Joe, what's your YouTube channel?
YouTube.com/MegaByteFilms.
We will link it in the description box below.
What kind of stuff do you show on there?
I post music videos, film tutorials, and blogs.
And he posts a lot of great stuff to teach you, if you're interested in editing, how
to edit, like we do on Mind Over Munch.
So check out his channel, all of the information is in the description box below.
While we're acknowledging the team, I also want to acknowledge both of my sisters, Laila
and Nadia, who help so much with the channel.
They're not here right now, but I will put up some photos, actually Joe will put up some
photos of them so you can see them if you haven't already like on my social media and
stuff.
But, Laila helps me with social posts and Nadia has been helping with filming days,
editing, conceptualization, research, and so many more projects that you guys are gonna
know about very soon.
She is actually moving out to L.A. to join us this January, so we have a great team,
and we're so excited to bring you more and better content in 2017 and beyond.
I want to thank all of you for your unwavering support, it's because of your motivation and
inspiration that we've been able to build this team that we now have, and I hope that
we can show you our gratitude by bringing you better content all of the time.
We always want to be improving.
Without further ado, we love you, thank you again for being a part of this community,
and enjoy some of our best moments from 2016.
I really love corn.
I really love corn.
I really I really I really really love corn.
Alright, so are we doing a send off? No, that's it. That's it. Okay.
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Foundation Makeup Routine for Glowy Pale Skin | Cruelty Free @phyrra - Duration: 4:25.
Hey guys, welcome back to my channel and hello to you new people too.
Just a quick reminder, be sure that you've clicked on the little bell button below so
that you are subscribed to my videos and you'll get notifications whenever I post a new video.
Anyway, today I'm going to be sharing what I believe is going to be my new complexion
routine.
This is like a new prep spray that's hydrating, it smells kind of like coconut, so kind of
tropical.
It says that it has highly purified vitamin B3.
It's supposed to improve tone and texture and brighten and smooth the skin and the coconut
water gives you moisture.
I'm just spraying this on my face.
I just love how it smells, it smells so good.
Next I'm going to take the new Urban Decay Optical Illusion Primer and this primer has
smoothing rose hip and argan oil in it and it's supposed to be pore perfecting.
I really do like it.
Basically I just put this all over the face.
The next thing I do is, I go in with my concealers and these are the Kat Von D Lock-It Concealers.
The shade is L1 and I'm going to kind of put this around like the highlighting parts of
the face and then I'm going to take L3 Warm.
I'm going to attack it with my beauty blender.
I'm basically bouncing it on the face.
I have a small damp beauty sponge too.
Now I'm going to go back and add a tiny bit more on my chin and by the sides of my nose.
I'm going to take the Glossier Perfecting Skin Tint in Light.
Light is actually a little dark for me but with the way I did the concealer, it'll work
just fine or at least it did yesterday.
I'm going to go back with the beauty blender.
Then I'm taking this Kat Von D brush, just to kind of blend.
Now you can see some of my natural blush from rosacea poking through, which I like it when
Mickey does it.
When I do it, I'm kind of iffy on it.
I'm going to go ahead and finish putting on some face products, finish my makeup really,
is what I'm going to do.
Taking this face brush and I'm just using it to blend out the bronzer shade, all the
contouring bronzing shades.
Now that I have a little bit of contour on I'm going to put on a little bit of highlight
and then I'm going to go in with blush.
Today I'm going to use Makeup Geek Glitz.
I'm going to take Urban Decay Score blush.
Coming back with a little bit of Makeup Geek Glitz.
The last step that I'm going to do is seal it in with All Nighter spray.
I think right now I'm a really big fan of using the Kat Von D Lock-It concealers in
two different colors to basically do part of my face and then put the Glossier Perfecting
Skin Tint in Light on top because I feel like it kind of makes it look like it's just skin,
like I don't feel like it looks like I'm wearing heavy makeup or a lot of makeup.
Yeah, I'm really happy with it and I have to say that I think the Quick Fix and the
Optical Blurring Primer are the bomb, they're awesome.
I love this primer.
I don't think I've ever used any face primers from Urban Decay before, so I'm blown away
by how awesome this one is.
Ever since I got it I've been using it more than the Hourglass or anything else, which
the Hourglass is my go to, so we'll see if this becomes my new holy grail face primer.
Anyway, what do you think of this complexion routine?
Please be sure to let me know in the comments below.
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Turmoil in Russia - The Assassination of Rasputin I THE GREAT WAR Week 127 - Duration: 10:37.
It's Christmas and most of the fronts have gone quiet as winter has set in.
Not all of them, though, and there are still actions both major and minor throughout Europe,
but a major political bombshell is dropped this week in Russia, as Rasputin is assassinated.
I'm Indy Neidell; welcome to the Great War.
Last week the Battle of Verdun, raging since February, came to an end.
In Romania, the Central Powers were gearing up to attack the Russo-Romanian forces once
again.
The British captured El Amish, an important supply point, on the Palestine Front, the
Germans took Russian positions near Kovel, and the turmoil in Greece continued, with
the Allies demanding control of the post, the telegraph, and the railways.
Both Verdun and the Somme were over.
The Western Front was quiet.
Here's what went on during quiet: let's look at December 28th.
Between the Aisne and Oise rivers near Quennevieres, French artillery pounded German positions
during the day.
The Germans were forced to evacuate their trenches.
On the left bank of the Meuse, the Germans bombed the French positions between the Meuse
and Avocourt all day long.
The Germans also made several grenade attacks in this sector, but they were unsuccessful.
That night British troops made a successful raid against German trenches east of Le Sars.
Also that night the Germans attacked NW of Verdun on a three-kilometer front between
Hill 304 and Dead Man's Hill.
French machine guns and infantry stopped the Germans but the accounts from Berlin say that
they penetrated to the 2nd and 3rd French lines, taking 222 prisoners, 4 of them officers,
and seven machine guns.
Berlin also says the French were unable to retake the trenches.
"The closing days of the year were not marked by any important military operations on either
side.
Though no great attacks were attempted, the old business of trench warfare being resumed,
the opposing forces continued to harass and destroy each other at every opportunity...
This period of "peace" was really one of ceaseless activity...
To prevent the building of defenses, or smash them when built, to concentrate gunfire on
communication trenches so as to render them impassable, to destroy reliefs coming in or
going out, to carry death to the foe in ditches and dugouts - in short to injure him in any
way that human ingenuity and military science could devise- such were the tactics employed
by belligerents during the days and nights when in official language there was "nothing
to report"."
There was much to report on another German front, though, in Romania.
General Erich von Falkenhayn's men attacked the Russians at Rimnicu Sarat, but to his
surprise, they did not retreat.
Instead they offered spirited defense and the attack bogged down.
Also, on Falkenhayn's right, the Danube Army under s August von Mackensen did not
advance, so the Russians could take units from opposite them and throw them at Falkenhayn.
Falkenhayn, of course, asked Mackensen to please attack, but he refused, thinking that
if he did so he'd expose his own flank to the enemy.
Finally, on the 24th, the Germans broke the Russian trenches on the far west flank, and
there was a lot of hand-to-hand bayonet fighting, but still, after two days of battle with not
much to show for it, Falkenhayn thought he'd lost the battle.
The night of the 24th he sent his reserves in, and on Christmas Day Mackensen finally
began to move, though he didn't make much headway because his artillery hadn't damaged
the enemy trenches.
On the 26th, the reserves stormed the Russian lines at 1 PM, and took the second and third
trench lines.
On the afternoon of the 27th, the German reserves entered Ramnicu Sarat and the Russians retreated
along the whole line.
Over the six day battle the Germans took 10,000 Russian prisoners and 58 machine guns.
And speaking of Russians, there was big news in Russia itself this week.
Now, there were enormous political machinations in Russia in 1916.
Boris Stürmer had been Prime Minister for much of it.
Here's what the Story of the Great War has to say about him, "Stürmer, where his predecessors
had been merely incompetent, now set about consciously to make a separate peace with
Germany, and this object he hardly took the trouble to hide.
Through censorship he suppressed the loyal press and encouraged a number of papers which
openly denounced Russia's allies and demanded a separate peace with the Kaiser... so openly
that it was known all over Russia, even among the peasants, that a separate peace was being
prepared."
Stürmer suppressed democratic organizations, had Sergei Sazanov - who admired the British
and French - removed as Minister of Foreign Affairs, and personally replaced him.
Yep, he held both offices simultaneously.
He was ALSO the Minister of the Interior.
During his tenure there he was responsible for food shortages in the cities.
He even encouraged a group of financiers to take control of food supplies, thereby making
a huge profit himself at the expense of his people.
And now we introduce Alexander Protopopov, who became Stürmer's Minister of the Interior
in September.
Protopopov and Rasputin were tight, as were Stürmer and Rasputin, and it was Rasputin's
influence at court that got Protopopov his position.
Rasputin by this time had enormous power over the court of the Tsar and Tsarina, and we're
kind of re-introducing Protopopov since we mentioned him last month as having been in
Stockholm informally meeting with Germans to talk about a separate peace.
(story) "Of a deep significance... was the appointment of Alexander D. Protopopov as
Minister of the Interior.
This was the man who was finally to kick aside the last wedge shoring up the tottering walls
of the Russian autocracy...
It was undoubtedly he who conceived the idea of staging a revolution in Russia, of creating
or precipitating a premature uprising, as had been done in 1905, but for a different
purpose."
The purpose was to create such internal disorder in Russia that the government would have a
pretext for making a separate peace with Germany.
You could use the revolutionaries to cause the disorder, make the peace while everyone
was occupied with the uprising, then bring home the troops and easily put down the revolution
with the millions of trained soldiers you'd just brought home.
Simple, right?
So placards began appearing in factories calling for demonstrations and strikes.
Actual police agents went undercover into industrial plants and preached revolution.
Protopopov was deliberately breaking the machinery of a nation to facilitate a Russian defeat.
The Duma, which hadn't met since February, opened November 14th, and it was the last
hope of the people.
Stürmer was sacked after it was proved that he had received bribes from food speculators,
for his policies of "stupidity or treason", and though Alexander Trepov became the new
Prime Minister, in actuality it was now a battle between the Duma and the Russian people
on one side, and Protopopov on the other.
But his forces included Rasputin, the Tsarina, and- unconsciously- the Tsar.
"Protopopov now began persecuting the members and leaders of the social forces... he endeavored
to have Paul Milukov (leader of the Constitutional Democrats) assassinated but the assassin revealed
the plot... he gathered together former members of the Black Hundreds and recruited them into
the police force and trained them in machine gun practice.
And finally he renewed the energy with which he had begun to organize revolutionary disorders
among the workers."
But this week a spanner was thrown into Protopopov's works.
On the evening hours of December 30th- yes, one day in the future, but some sources say
it was the 29th.
Anyhow, a group of men drove up to Prince Felix Yusupov's house.
Among them were Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovitch and former Interior Minister Alexei Khvostov.
They entered the house.
A policeman nearby heard shots fired but didn't dare to pursue inquiries because of the rank
of the house's owner.
The next day a hole was found in the ice of the Neva River.
Further search revealed the body of Rasputin.
Now, there are a lot more details about this killing and we'll cover them in a special
bio episode about Rasputin.
Anyhow, the Tsarina was hysterical and Protopopov fainted when he heard the news.
Rasputin was buried with pomp usually reserved for the royal family, with both the Tsar and
Protopopov as pallbearers.
The people of Russia treated this as if it were a great military victory and celebrated.
The details of the assassination were printed in the papers, including the names of the
men involved, and they went unprosecuted, mostly because of rank, but still.
And that's where we stand as the week comes to an end.
Russians retreating in Romania, day to day actions continuing unabated on the Western
Front, the British capturing Magdhaba in the Sinai, defeating a Turkish force of 3,000,
and on December 27th, Joseph Joffre, whose calm and sangfroid had very much saved France
in the early days of the war, was "promoted" to Marshal of France and shuffled out of the
way to relative obscurity.
And it was Christmas.
But of course there would be no Christmas truce this year.
Not on any of the fronts.
And Rasputin was assassinated.
And this was a blow to Protopopov and the conspiracy to intentionally destabilize Russia
from within in order to betray its allies and make peace with Germany.
Rasputin had wielded great power.
Would the separate peace conspiracy die with Rasputin?
We shall see in 1917.
If you want to watch our christmas special from last year, you can check out the story
of the SMS Emden right here.
Our Patreon supporter of the week is Diego Bianco.
Help us on Patreon or visit our amazon store to spend all that christmas money you got
from aunt Ruth.
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2017 JAGUAR F-PACE 35T PREMIUM REVIEW - Duration: 6:09.when I heard the news that Jaguar Land
Rover JLR decided the Jaguar absolutely
needed a utility vehicle
I could not help but think that they
lost their minds
I've heard the pitch where jag owners
interested in an SUV wood shop elsewhere
to fill the void but had they ever
looked across the showroom floor at the
EVOC the discovery or the Range Rovers
where jag salespeople not allowed to
promote the rover's i silenced my mind
and figured that maybe the f pace would
do for Jaguar what the colin did for
Porsche but then again the german
company was not called porsche AG for
example the debate became moved as the
concepts and prototypes made the rounds
at auto shows in the least that could be
said was that the f pace was one hell of
a looker the name on the other hand the
2017 jaguar f paces lots of good and
lots of bad rolled into one important
product to be honest my first encounter
with the Jag left me displeased with
everything but by the end of the week I
wanted more time to see if I not missed
something I stepped out of mazda's new
cx-9 after a 1400 kilometers road trip
and drop directly into the f pace
I'd really enjoyed the mazda so I was in
a good mood getting behind the wheel of
the Jaguar by the third corner
however i was incredulous the ride was
terrible
every minute imperfection in the road
surface was sent straight up my spine
worse the steering wheel with each other
in my hands and I stepped down into a
2000 psi power touch on top of this
unfortunate discovery i found the
powertrain to be very uncooperative the
eight-speed automatic transmission was
very obstinate while the supercharged
3.0 leaders of the six felt unresponsive
regardless of the selected drive mode
I park the jack for a day to cool off
the rough initiation to the f pace
completely threw me off the supercharged
engine is brilliant in the tested our
sport version he puts out 340 horsepower
and 332 pounds foot of torque
this is enough power to send the f pace
to 100 km/h in 5.8 seconds the
transmission bridges the gap to the AWD
system that can send up to ninety
percent of the power to the rear or do
the opposite when things get ugly
the FPS also features torque vectoring
those interested in more power cannot
opt for the S which thrives on 380
horsepower and equal to work from the
same v6 on paper the 2017 jaguar f pace
is set up for maximum high-speed driving
and cornering fun but the vast majority
of owners will never understand the
breadth of abilities contained in the
Jaguar utility vehicle in order to get
the most out of driving the f pace you
quite nearly need to abuse it
driven in a mild-mannered way that
luxury you to just about feels out of
its element
the moment i push it I could almost hear
it after finally let's do this
in other words it's a high-strung
vehicle that needs to be driven hard in
order to appreciate it
the jaguar f paces certainly handsome
but draped in ebony black as my seventy
thousand seven hundred dollars tester
was it somewhat flies under radar less
than a handful of people actually
noticed what it was dark sapphire blue
or better yet want to see red would do
wonders for the drug the standard
Templer wheels are also better match on
the last point
the question is whether or not it will
so well luxury SUVs are all the rage at
the moment and brands like BMW and
mercedes-benz are all over the segment's
those looking to differentiate
themselves from visiting GLCs will
certainly do so with the new jaguar f
pace I would strongly recommend a test
drive of the Jaguar and perhaps avoiding
the Porsche cooking as it may throw
everything off
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Camera Dials and Control Functions Overview | Olympus Pen-F FAQ Video - Duration: 14:26.Izzy here from Digital Goja. Today I'd like
to go over a frequently asked question
about the Olympus Pen-F.
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Alright so, now what we're going to do is
we're going to take a look at the actual
dials and controls on the Olympus Pen F.
So this is basically what you will
receive in your instruction manual and
we're going to go
what these individual dials and controls
do for your camera. #1, we're
going to take a look at the mode dial
lock and this is a really awesome
feature I would wish that some other
camera manufacturer think of this
because this allows you to set your
particular mode and then lock it in
place, that way you don't change it
inadvertently when you're using the
camera and of course this is the mode
dial, notice how this is where you're
going to set your different modes,
whether you want to work on different
custom settings, you want to do video
you're intelligent auto and of course
your PASM settings and you lock it in
place it stays perfectly there. Now we
have the rear dial. This guy is allowing
you to change certain custom functions
and settings on your Pen-F and you
toggle it left and right.
Then on the side here this guy is what
is called an exposure compensation dial
and notice how it has settings starting
with 0 and you can do quarter stop all
the way up to +3 and as you turn it
the other way, and again these have
indentation and they lock in place, you
can go all the way over to -3.
Your next one is very popular in today's
world of course is your movie dial. When
you press this that activates your movie
shooting and when you press it again it
deactivates your video recording. Now,
right to the left of that, this is your
shutter button, again, all of these guys are
very well constructed, this is all metal
and notice one thing that to maintain
that retro design in the Olympus Pen-F,
we have a mechanical shutter release port.
I mean this is from in the days gone by
where you can actually use a mechanical
plunger to release your camera for self
timer or long exposures. That's called
the cable release connector. Now this in
front right here, is what is called your
front dial and this again is yet another
command dial that you have access to
change different settings on your Pen-F
and different functions. Now the one all
the way in the front here, this is the
one that was little bit controversial
when the camera first came out and
people are saying all this tends to be
in the way, honestly I think it's
perfectly placed, this is what is called
your Creator dial and this is where I can
actually set different color and art
filters whether I want to shoot in mono
or in particular filtration systems that
are built into the camera and it has a
toggle or locks in place, again, also
metal, very well constructed, it feels
really nice to the hand. Then right below
here, this is your on this side, and it's
covered in that leather design, this is
your lens release button. So when you
depress this you now have the capability
of removing your lens and it locks it
back in place so you depress it to
remove it and then line it up and it
locks it back in place. Now, this button
over here is something that had
disappeared for a while and most digital
cameras,
this is what is called a preview button
and it's basically a depth of field
preview button so when you depress the
camera will actually stop down and show
you in the live view or even your
electronic viewfinder, how much depth of
field you have in the image depending on
your settings currently on the camera.
And on the top over here we have our
stereo microphone because remember it
does have a built-in mic system and
that's what these two little ports up
here are, so that it does record in
stereo and then, very important button,
and again there was controversial they
said it was too far, I honestly like it
because it allows me to just do it with
a flip. This is your On/Off button so it
makes it really simple to turn your
camera on and off. It doesn't turn very
easily so it's not something that you're
going to be turning on and off by
accident. And then right here is your
self timer and illuminator AF
illuminator lamp, so when you have your
Pen-F set to self timer this guy will
depict it by blinking and when you're
working in lower light situations
this is where the AF beam will be used.
On this side over here is your speaker
so when you want to listen to any audio
that you've recorded on your Pen-F
this is actually the speaker system
right here these three little ports on
the side. And then since we're on this
side this is your strap eyelet, this is
the way that you're going to be able to
connect a strap specially the
conventional one that comes with or even
some optional straps that are on the
market and it is a very conventional
design with the plastic protector here
so you don't have any
braising or scratching of the body due to
the fact that it is metal. And we already
spoke about the lens release button, but
i'm going to show you something here
which is on the actual body, and this is
the lens lock pin. So notice when I
depress the lens release button this
is what actually hold the lens in place
so that when you go to line up a lens to
connect it the Olympus lenses are
usually going to have this little red
dot which will line up to the red dot on
the camera body so that way you align it
and then you turn it to lock it in place,
so they made it nice and simple to be
able to easily do it as a matter of fact
it's indented so even if it's in a dark
situation and very low light you can
feel your way on how to connect your
lens correctly.
Oh and last but not least here is your
flash connector hot shoe and it's a
standard hotshoe so that means you can
work with many different flashes that
are out the market, it will slide on in
place and they give you a really nice
hot shoe protector, which you want to put
somewhere because this is very simple,
I've already lost 3 of these and of course
this is where you are also put the flash
that's incorporated with the camera
which is the FL LM 3, it'll mount on here
perfectly but it does give you the
option of working with other flashes. And
notice this icon here, that's where it
basically this is from the days gone by
of film.. this is where you would see your
film playing which now is where your
sensor is and that's basically telling you
that your sensor is lined up from here on.
And there you have it this is all the
controls on the top of our Olympus Pen-F.
Now we're going to go and proceed in
looking at the rear dials and controls.
Alright so now we're going to take a
look at the back or the rear of our
Olympus Pen-F and see what all this means.
So first of all we have the viewfinder
alright, which is this area right here this
is where
you're going to put your eye up to the
electronic viewfinder, and it also has an
eye sensor in here.
What that means is when you put your
eye up to it it's the proximity sensor
automatically shuts off the rear LCD, so
that's all incorporated here and you
also have your viewfinder eye cup and this
is rubberized, it's pretty much attached
on here, it doesn't seem to be a
removable piece so it's built into the
frame but it's very well-constructed.
It's like a hard rubber that's going to
give you the added protection and
benefit of covering any excess light. And
right here is your diopter, so if you
wear glasses,
the beauty of it is that you can
actually adjust it to your particular
class setting. So if you wear eyeglasses
or readers this is the way to adjust
this so you don't have to keep taking
them on and off to be able to work with
your viewfinder, that's your diopter
adjustment dial, right next to it this is
what is called your live view button and
here's where you can actually depress it
and change whether you want the camera
to have live view constantly or you can
switch back and forth between electronic
viewfinder or set it to the proximity
sensor. It also doubles as a function
#2 button, which allows you to
set it to whatever purpose you desire.
Here this is an actual toggle lever that
allows you to look at your parameters
when it comes to histogram and leveling
systems and you can toggle that
back-and-forth left and right. Then, right
on the end over here
this guy is your function #1
button, which is also programmable and
this is going to allow you to set
particular features that you want this
button to do for you, then right over
here on this side, this has been around
for quite a while,
that's your magnification button, so this
is when you are viewing on live view or
on playback mode this is how it allows
you to magnify your image. Right below
that over here to the right is our info
button and as you press this it
activates different
information on the screen. So if I want
to change whatever info is being shown,
notice how as I press it either adds
more information or removes it all
together and then of course right to
your left
this is your menu button and this is the
one that allows you to access your
entire menu and be able to go through it
and pick whatever options you want to
change or preset in the camera, that's
your menu button. Now right here this is
your arrow pad and notice how when you
are in the menu you can toggle between
the different folders and settings
by using the arrow pad and you can move
it to the right or to the left and up
and down. Now the arrow pad itself when
the menu button is not activated also
allows you to do your settings and you
notice that they are indicated here with
particular icons and it shows you where
you have for your ISO and white balance
you're focusing point your Flash
override and you're shooting mode,
whether you want to continue self-timer
and so forth, plus right in the middle is
your ok button and this is the one that
we use to activate the super panel for
the super menu or you can also click on
it to activate the particular setting
that you want to lock in place and to
the right is the very popular and that's
why it's indicated in blue
this is your playback mode so when you
depress this button that activates
playback of your images whether their
stills or video and then the very
important little trash can
this is the way to delete your images. If
you want to delete videos or stills
individually or you can do them in
groups or clusters and of course last
but not least the touchscreen, 3.2 inch
panel that allows you to disengage it,
it swivels, so notice how I can swivel it to
the left and I can angle it depending on
the view that I prefer and of course
remember this is your touchscreen also
so you can go ahead and do focusing
point adjustments or particular settings
with the touch screen, you can even use it to
actually incorporate it as your shutter
and it closes up so it gives you that
beautiful leather backing and it gives
you the safety of the protection. Now
we're going to go to the side, and right
here is your cover to access your HDMI
and your USB AV-Out USB port right on
the top and micro-HDMI port right on the
bottom and it has a little hinge so it
locks it in place. Remember, is not weather
sealed but it's very well constructed so
it protects it nicely there and then
underneath, last but not least, here we have
our quarter twenty tripod thread. This is
where you're going to be able to attach
your Pen-F to a tripod, to rigs, to
anything that has a quarter twenty
thread and here is the lever that
releases and opens up the battery door
where we have your battery port which is
held in place by this little red
connector and of course your SD card
slot. So, it has a spring-loaded feature
when you press down that locks in place
and there you have it
this is the bottom side and front and
top of your Olympus Pen-F camera.
Well I hope I answered your question
about the Olympus Pen-F and if I didn't,
please leave your question below in the
comments section I'll be happy to get to
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2013-2014 Mustang Roush Rear Side Splitters Review & Install - Duration: 3:44.
What's going on, guys?
I'm Alex from americanmuscle.com, and this is my quick review and breakdown of the Roush
rear side splitters fitting your 2013 and 2014 Mustang.
So in this video, I'm gonna talk about the construction and materials that went into
this kit, who this might appeal to, what you should expect to be spending, and then we'll
take a quick look at the installation.
We're gonna be looking at a pretty easy one out of three wrenches in the difficulty meter,
and about an hour to get these on to your car.
So this kit should definitely appeal to any 2013 and 2014 Mustang owner that's looking
to incorporate a very subtle but aggressive-looking modification to the rear of your car and,
in my opinion, really sets it off nicely.
Not only that, in the event that you're gonna be lowering your car in the future or if it's
already lowered or if you're gonna be running a larger tire or if you already are, these
are gonna complement the sides of your Mustang as well as the rear that much better.
Now, one thing I do wanna add is that if you're gonna be looking into these, I would definitely
recommend checking out Roush's corresponding side splitters as you're essentially gonna
be tying together the rear with the sides of your car, which is gonna make it flow that
much more nicely.
So taking a closer look in the materials here, we're gonna see that these are gonna be made
out of a thermoform or a TPO type plastic material, which is gonna be pretty close to
an ABS plastic or what you may find on most, if not all, exterior accessories for the Mustang
today.
Additionally, this is gonna be finished off in a textured black stippled finish, which,
in my opinion, is gonna mesh very nicely with both light and dark colored cars.
Now, again, I do wanna mention that definitely check out Roush's side splitters if you're
gonna be looking for the full effect as if you're gonna install these on the rear of
your car without anything else, it might look a little bit on the goofy side, but you could
definitely get away with doing it, but it's just something to think about down the road.
So taking a quick look at the pricing here, you should expect to be spending only about
100 bucks for this kit, which, in my opinion, is definitely a steal, considering that most,
if not all, Roush parts do have a tendency to carry along a heftier price tag.
Again, for the money here, you're gonna be picking up a very inexpensive and easy-to-install
mod, which we'll talk about pretty soon, but one that's gonna make the rear end of your
Mustang look that much more aggressive in comparison to the next car on the road.
So switching gears to the installation portion of the video, just like I had said in the
beginning, you're gonna be looking at a pretty straightforward one out of three wrenches
in the difficulty meter and about an hour to get these on to your car.
But I do wanna point out that there is gonna be the slightest amount of drilling that's
gonna need to be done.
And if you're not comfortable with doing this, there's absolutely zero shame in taking this
down to your local body shop or even your dealer to have them perform the work for you.
So looking ahead, some of the things that I'd make sure that you're gonna have handy
is gonna be a quarter-inch drill bit, seven-millimeter socket, a little bit of rubbing alcohol, and
some scotch tape to get these on to your car.
So to start, what you're gonna wanna do is take the supplied template that Roush is gonna
provide for you and then mock this up on the rear of your car with a little bit of scotch
tape.
Now, once that's in place, simply drill your holes, take the template to the other side,
and repeat the process.
Now, once that's completed [inaudible 00:02:49] you're done, and then all you're essentially
gonna need to do is to take a little bit of rubbing alcohol and then essentially put that
on the underside of this right here as well as under your car.
Now, that's gonna be to reduce any type of grease or road grime or debris that you might
pick up from underneath your car so that you can help the 3M double-sided tape adhere that
much more effectively.
Now, once that's completed, you're gonna take your supplied J-clips from Roush right here,
spread your spruce, and you're good to go.
All right, so just to wrap things up here, if you're the Mustang owner that's looking
to incorporate a very inexpensive and easy to install modification that's gonna give
the rear end of your car some very subtle but aggressive looks, I would definitely suggest
checking out this kit for your Mustang.
So that's my quick review and breakdown for the Roush rear side splitters fitting your
2013 and 2014 Mustang available right here at americanmuscle.com.
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2017 JAGUAR F-PACE 35T PREMIUM REVIEW - Duration: 6:09.when I heard the news that Jaguar Land
Rover JLR decided the Jaguar absolutely
needed a utility vehicle
I could not help but think that they
lost their minds
I've heard the pitch where jag owners
interested in an SUV wood shop elsewhere
to fill the void but had they ever
looked across the showroom floor at the
EVOC the discovery or the Range Rovers
where jag salespeople not allowed to
promote the rover's i silenced my mind
and figured that maybe the f pace would
do for Jaguar what the colin did for
Porsche but then again the german
company was not called porsche AG for
example the debate became moved as the
concepts and prototypes made the rounds
at auto shows in the least that could be
said was that the f pace was one hell of
a looker the name on the other hand the
2017 jaguar f paces lots of good and
lots of bad rolled into one important
product to be honest my first encounter
with the Jag left me displeased with
everything but by the end of the week I
wanted more time to see if I not missed
something I stepped out of mazda's new
cx-9 after a 1400 kilometers road trip
and drop directly into the f pace
I'd really enjoyed the mazda so I was in
a good mood getting behind the wheel of
the Jaguar by the third corner
however i was incredulous the ride was
terrible
every minute imperfection in the road
surface was sent straight up my spine
worse the steering wheel with each other
in my hands and I stepped down into a
2000 psi power touch on top of this
unfortunate discovery i found the
powertrain to be very uncooperative the
eight-speed automatic transmission was
very obstinate while the supercharged
3.0 leaders of the six felt unresponsive
regardless of the selected drive mode
I park the jack for a day to cool off
the rough initiation to the f pace
completely threw me off the supercharged
engine is brilliant in the tested our
sport version he puts out 340 horsepower
and 332 pounds foot of torque
this is enough power to send the f pace
to 100 km/h in 5.8 seconds the
transmission bridges the gap to the AWD
system that can send up to ninety
percent of the power to the rear or do
the opposite when things get ugly
the FPS also features torque vectoring
those interested in more power cannot
opt for the S which thrives on 380
horsepower and equal to work from the
same v6 on paper the 2017 jaguar f pace
is set up for maximum high-speed driving
and cornering fun but the vast majority
of owners will never understand the
breadth of abilities contained in the
Jaguar utility vehicle in order to get
the most out of driving the f pace you
quite nearly need to abuse it
driven in a mild-mannered way that
luxury you to just about feels out of
its element
the moment i push it I could almost hear
it after finally let's do this
in other words it's a high-strung
vehicle that needs to be driven hard in
order to appreciate it
the jaguar f paces certainly handsome
but draped in ebony black as my seventy
thousand seven hundred dollars tester
was it somewhat flies under radar less
than a handful of people actually
noticed what it was dark sapphire blue
or better yet want to see red would do
wonders for the drug the standard
Templer wheels are also better match on
the last point
the question is whether or not it will
so well luxury SUVs are all the rage at
the moment and brands like BMW and
mercedes-benz are all over the segment's
those looking to differentiate
themselves from visiting GLCs will
certainly do so with the new jaguar f
pace I would strongly recommend a test
drive of the Jaguar and perhaps avoiding
the Porsche cooking as it may throw
everything off
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[THE AMAZING SUV] 2017 JAGUAR F-PACE 35T REVIEW - Duration: 5:29.all right you can stop national your
teeth
yes yet another fabled luxury brand has
succumbed to car buyer seeming the
unquenchable desire for luxury suvs but
after driving the 2017 f pace i can
happily confirm that Jaguar hasn't
brokered a deal with the devil
nor is it suffering through some sort of
exists ential crisis upscale car
companies even those best known for
sporting cars can offer an SUV without
losing their souls in the bargain
in fact they better reading today's
market modern luxury automakers almost
don't seem to have a prayer of long-term
profitability if they lack a high-rider
or three in their portfolio Jaguar knows
this all too well it's completely
reinvented itself over the last eight
years and despite building some motherly
beguiling cars disappointingly few
buyers have been paying attention last
year
jaguar cells actually slipped by eight
percent in a white-hot market that
climbs six percent across all model
lines jag sold just 14,000 466 vehicles
in north america in 2015
meanwhile it's all SUV all the time
sibling land rover saw sales skyrocket
by 37-percent selling over 70,000 500
units good thing it looks so stylish
right the f pace crossover has adopted
me upright rounded rectangular grill
faster offline and piercing horizontal
light fixtures of jags f-type and it's
all news and accept sedans all of which
are very fine things indeed those
individual bits and the English marks
overall styling language actually lend
themselves beautifully to a taller to
box SUV format certainly better than
Porsches did when it grafted the nose of
a 911 onto its ungainly first-generation
Cayenne in the metal the f pace looks
talk handsome and more than a little
snarly at launch five primary trim
levels will be available with three
engine choices sprinkled among them
base premium prestige our sport and
deaths the latter arrives with a 380
horsepower
three dot 0 liter supercharged v6 and
models below the s snug either jags 180
horsepower to dot 0 leader in genome
diesel four-cylinder or slightly tune
340 horsepower version of the three dot
0 leader gas engine between their front
fenders in addition a special first
edition model will be available in the
early going just 275 examples are headed
to the States so it's a good bet that
all of them are spoken for
unexpectedly the f paces
headline-grabbing 40 1985 dollars base
price actually belongs to the diesel it
may seem like this unusual strategy risk
splitting off buyers looking to get into
a leaping cat on the relative cheap only
for them to come into the showroom and
realize they're not interested in diesel
however jag officials say they expect
ingenious equipped models to command
only around ten percent of sales volumes
and stepping up to the 340 horsepower
gas v6 is a reasonable 1400 dollars
premium mono vehicle where a few cars
are likely to be based models anyway
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