Youtube daily report Aug 21 2018

Hello everyone.

My friends at NVIDIA have sent me this behemoth of a monitor, the ASUS ROG Swift PG27U, 4K,

HDR, G-SYNC, high refresh rate monitor.

What does that all of that even mean, Datto?

I will explain, I know, I threw a lot of buzzwords at you.

But they sent me this monitor, this video is sponsored by them and they were like "we're

gonna send you a monitor and we want you to check it out and make a video," and I said...

well alright.

So that's what we're gonna do, we're gonna unbox this thing and do a showcase for you

guys and give you my thoughts on this monitor.

Right off the bat, we're gonna talk about the visuals, we'll get to those buzzwords

in a minute.

So, Destiny, pretty good looking game already on PC, I know it's a pretty optimized game

as far as being able to run well and look good at the same time.

And for the most part, I don't think many people have a problem with how Destiny looks

as a game.

It is one of the few games that supports HDR, High Dynamic Range.

Now, I've never been huge into going beyond 1080p because I've never really thought that

I needed it, I tend to play games that require high refresh rates and frame rates and thus

drop a lot of my settings to low.

BUT, now we got this monitor to try out some HDR action and you know, I thought Destiny

looked pretty good already... but we can flip on the HDR switch with this monitor.

Now, I can't show you guys EXACTLY what it looks like since I'd need to make an HDR video

and you'd need an HDR monitor to see it, but I can simulate the experience, twist a couple

of knobs here and it basically looks like this.

HDR, as I'll explain later, looks to give you a better visual experience by giving you

10 bit color instead of 8 bit.

As you can probably tell, we darker dark areas, brighter bright spots, more vibrant color,

things look richer.

The color is just really, really good looking, by far the best I have ever seen Destiny 2

look or basically any other game, HDR just looks amazing AND being able to play it at

a higher than 60Hz refresh rate is just great as well.

Playing at 60 Hz is good, but after playing at 144 for the past while, playing at 60 just

felt sluggish at times and with this monitor, I don't really get that feeling too much,

if at all.

Without HDR on after experiencing HDR, the game looked like it's washed out a little

bit, still looks great, but with HDR, it is just really something beautiful to look at.

On the 120Hz setting we're not at the 10 bit color, we're at 8 bit with dithering, so the

computer is making an approximation, but it still looks phenominal and that's basically

what I wanted to show and talk about in this part of the video.

Playing Destiny 2 in 4K, in HDR, with G-SYNC, at higher than 60Hz refresh rate.

In short, it is a thing of absolute beauty and I can't wait for more games to get HDR

and for HDR to become more widely available.

I've gotten the question of "what's your favorite visual from Destiny," like what's basically

my favorite thing to look at in the game, a bunch and I thought it would be cool to

answer it in this video since we're gonna be talking about HDR a little later.

For me, I think the Argos boss arena is still one of my favorites, but with the addition

of the Whisper quest, it's gotten close.

Argos is just, hey, you're in the middle of space,

crazy skyboxes, lots of particle effects, really cool looking area.

I really like the sense of scale in the Whisper mission, you feel so small in comparison to

everything going on around you.

Mercury and the Infinite Forest from a visual standpoint is also really cool looking, especially

when standing by the Lighthouse and just getting a view of the entire place, especially in

HDR.

The Pyramidion has been my favorite strike this year and that's partly because I've always

been fascinated by Vex architecture, going all the way back to the Vault of Glass, I

guess that's why Argos is my favorite.

So, that's what I wanted to do first, but I also wanted to talk about the monitor as

a whole, sort of in review form.

I threw a lot of buzzwords at you and if you don't really do a lot of PC gaming or if you're

not in that world, I'll explain, I just wanted to show you guys some gameplay first and kind

of show off what the HDR experience is like.\par So first, 4k, that's pretty simple, that's

the resolution of the monitor.

I'd say 1080p is pretty much the standard at the moment, which is 1920x1080, this monitor

is 4k, which 3840x2160, quite large, basically 4x the size.

It is a 27 inch monitor and to a lot of people that is going to seem small, to others it'll

be in the sweet spot.

With the 27 inch monitor, you're getting higher PPI, pixels per inch, than a 32 inch monitor,

32 inch monitor is a bit more real estate, I've seen every argument in every other youtube

review of this monitor, 27 is the best, 32 is the best, all depends on what you like.

Next, HDR, HDR is High Dynamic Range, which has been around for a little while now and

has only recently been getting more support from developers as the technology starts to

become more available.

In VERY short, HDR is all about trying to make your viewing experience on a monitor

look more like real life, darker darks, brighter brights, better contrast with a wider range

of colors.

It's basically upgrading the 4K experience from what you already have going.

It's higher in quality than the standard dynamic range, bet I really blew your mind with that

one, SDR uses a bit depth of 8-bits per sample, while HDR can go to 10-bit color and so, you

can get better quality colors and a wider color gamut compared to a conventional display.

Refresh rate is the rate at which your monitor refreshes the screen, or rather how many times

per second your monitor updates.

This is not the same as frame rate, which is how often a VIDEO can get an entire frame

of new information to your monitor.

If you're playing a monitor that has a 60Hz refresh rate, that means the monitor can only

refresh 60 times per second, meaning a frame rate higher than 60 frames per second is basically

wasted since your monitor can't go any faster.

This monitor has 3 refresh rates, 98, 120 and 144Hz.

98Hz keeps the 10 bit RGB444 color support with HDR, but drops to 8 bit RGB444 with dithering

with 120Hz so it's not true 10-bit, and with 144Hz, where you need to overclock the monitor

to actually do that, drops it to YUV422 chroma subsampling.

What that essentially means is as the refresh rate goes up, the bit and color quality dips

a little bit.

For high action games, specifically shooters, you're going to want a higher refresh rate,

whereas for less intense games or games that don't rely on insanely fast reaction times,

98Hz and HDR is pretty amazing looking.

G-SYNC is done through Nvidia hardware, where if you have an NVIDIA graphics card and a

monitor that supports gsync, it'll match your refresh rate to the frame rate of your game.

When these are not matched up, sometimes you can experience screen tearing, which is where

a screen is showing multiple frames in a single refresh and that's can make your gameplay

not exactly smooth.

GSYNC attempts to rectify this by constantly trying to match both refresh rate and frame

rate so that you don't get screen tearing.

The reason why this monitor is such a big deal is because up until recently, you couldn't

really get 4K AND HDR AND high refresh rates all in one monitor.

I use ASUS VG248QE monitors, which is a great entry level 144Hz refresh rate monitor, and

what ASUS did with the 27U is take that monitor, made it 4K and gave it HDR.

This monitor in particular also has 4ms response time, which means very low latency between

typing on the keyboard or moving your mouse and having it happen on screen, not the lowest

I've ever seen on a monitor, but given the other stats, it's pretty low, basically unnoticeable

to most people.

It does also have a fan built into the monitor, so that is something to keep in mind, but

with a set of headphones on, I haven't been able to hear it over the sound of an actual

fan blowing air at me, much less the sound of the game itself.

ROG also gave it a bunch of extra gamery bells and whistles, including a giant light up logo

on the back if you want it.

I don't normally have the extra lights on because I might as well live in a dungeon

where no one dares to tread, so I have no one to impress.

The bezels are pretty thick compared to some other modern day bezels, but that doesn't

really bother me too much, more of an aesthetic choice if anything.

I have a couple of gripes with the monitor though.

First one, and this shouldn't come as too much of a surprise, is that you need a LOT

of GPU power to keep things steady at 4K at 120 FPS or you need to play on lower settings.

SLI isn't nearly as popular as it used to be, nor has it really felt necessary in the

last few years for triple A gaming, so you really need to bring some serious power to

max this thing out, not for the faint of heart.

Another smaller thing is HDR support.

There isn't a lot of support for HDR content yet because the technology is still being

adopted.

You got your Netflix, Amazon Prime, iTunes, etc, etc, but as far as gaming, well, it's

a growing scene that should be getting more support over the next couple of years.

Destiny 2 obviously has it, conveniently, and I know Anthem, another game I hope to

be diving into, will be coming with HDR support.

But otherwise, there's only a few dozen titles capable.

Regardless, this is still one of the top monitors out there if you're into 4K gaming and you

need that higher than 60Hz refresh rate.

If you're out there looking for THE top of the line kind of hardware, if you're that

level of an enthusiast, and you have the cash to spare, it's not getting much better than

this for the time being.

However, if you are into esport style games, your CS:GOs, your League of Legends, DOTA

2, you're probably not going to need this level of graphical fidelity, you're probably

going to want to stick with a 1080p, super high refresh rate monitor, 144, 165, 180,

up to 240Hz, with low latency response times.

It'll probably be a while before we see 4K getting above 144Hz to the point where you

can actually run games at that level.

But for the RPG player, Destiny player, stuff like Battlefield, DOOM or general enthusiast

PC player, this is the real deal.

Thanks again NVIDIA for sponsoring this video, if you're interested in getting an HDR monitor

or GSYNC monitor of your own, you can check the link in the description, I've heard great

things about the PG278Q and compared to the 27U at least, it's a little more affordable.

Thanks for watching, I'll see you next time.

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Hi.

I'm Kyle.

I'm the captain of the track and field team, and I love being a SAM mentor.

I'd recommend becoming a mentor to someone else if you have any passion for helping others.

You can kind of shape Gryphon Athletics this way.

The things that they learn from you, they're going to carry throughout their university

career.

And I think if you have any passion for that, then it's just an excellent experience.

I think the program helps improve life because we have so many resources available: SSN,

so Student Support Network.

We go through a lot of like mental health things, workshops every week, how to cope

with exams, some time management skills, all those things.

So I think as an athlete, even just as a student like coming in, it is very, very stressful

out of high school.

And I think we definitely improve the life of everyone coming in because we take a lot

of stress off.

We kind of like show them the ropes.

We explain what works, what doesn't work.

So I think that really helps everyone coming in feel more comfortable in the university.

Throughout first year, maybe in second year, like there's going to be some dark spots where

you're overwhelmed with your course load.

Athletics aren't going the way you want it to be, like you're not in that starting position.

My biggest advice is just push through it.

Everyone kind of goes through it.

You've got to get over the hump.

And once you're over there, you will feel so much better.

And past that point it's honestly, it's high flying after that, and you'll figure it out

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My name is Valerie and I'm a goalie on the women's hockey team at the

University of Guelph and being a SAM mentor has been a life-changing experience.

A lot of teams require their first years to attend the SAM program so you sort

of get a taste for it as soon as you come into University. I love being a

student-athlete here. It's hard to put words to it because I think that a

lot of it is a feeling and sort of this feeling of being a part of a community

and as soon as I came to Guelph that was something that really resonated with me.

Everyone is just very welcoming and as soon as you do buy into being a Gryphon

you're really welcomed with open arms. Every team requires the rookies to

attend an orientation session so then the staff will take these groups of new

students and tour them around the library tell them about the resources

that are available to them because that's one thing that I found out is

that there's so many resources that are available and you just don't know about

them. I like the idea of being able to mentor people through the process of

being a student-athlete because it's it's really a day-to-day process, it

never really stops. Normally students are asked to meet with us every week so you

build that relationship. I think a very big piece of becoming a student-athlete

mentor is that chance to network with other student athletes as well and yes

we're working with others and we're working for others but we're also

continuously working on ourselves and trying to improve ourselves as student

athletes, as students. As soon as you really commit yourself you'll see that

everyone around you is so committed to you as well whether it be the library

stuff and people through the SAM program or whether it be your coaches

your teammates I think as soon as you give a little bit of yourself to Guelph

wealth we'll give you ten times that.

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G&L Factory Tour | The building process | Part 1 | Thomann - Duration: 14:27.

hey everybody how's it going welcome to the Thomann youtube channel my name is

Chris and this gentleman here is David McLaren thank you very much I appreciate

you watching and we hope you enjoy your visit here to G&L we're gonna take a

look right here we have detail standing on the body it looks very much like it

did 60 years ago you've been doing it for a long time itself you're pretty

much doing a lot of hand hanging crafts handmade

royal sand neighs and right right and we do take a long time to do it here but

then out of this factory that's what people would expect completed sanded

bodies so you're welcome to touch them get a feel for how smooth they are the

nice radius edge feels very consistent very smooth it's like 400 grit or even

even smoother it's really really and this is swamp ash here this is oak

khoomei it's from africa it's kind of a like a mahogany like but lighter you can

see the green patterns very much like a mahogany vibe

this is semi-hollow swamp ash this I believe has been no it has not been

grain filled yet grain filling on swamp ash helps to fill it in a little bit so

you can get your finish to be flatter without putting so much material on

semi-hollow as this guy is this is very nice light and resident resonant these

LT thousands these will be new for the show it has an old control plate like

our 1981 L 2000s it's we call it the CLF research L mm I'll tell you later of

what CLF research is but before this place was GNL it was CLF research which

stands for Clarence Leo fender research all right that'll be a history bit we'll

get to that'll be fun right this looks like a five string jbph jazz bass in the

same way Leo's always done it you have information in the pickup pocket

sometimes neck pockets TB w's top bind whites

which this one has okay so while this one doesn't have an arm contour I it's

gonna look really cool you know yeah this is real rough right here yeah it's

just off of a machine so this is as far as CNC job goes right and from this

point on it's all and it's an machine one of the guys pressed in the studs for

the vibrato but after this everything else has to happen here so this is just

kind of a rough cut at the arm contour and the back contour but the precise

shape is done on this machine in the same way actually this this machine is

the same as as was used in the 19 late 1950s so there are these oddball

machines in here that leo fender designed and many of them in this

factory are just simply recreations of the ones that he did a filled fender

factory because it worked then and continues to work we've just put the

dots in here it had a rough cut of the radius and now Marcos dialing in the

radius here you don't see a lot of these nowadays that builders actually built an

instrument it's more like CNC job and machinery and engineering and you know

you just kind of quantity check it and don't do the stuff like yourself needs a

lot more practice probably yeah and you know I think when we when we brought CNC

machine into the factory in 2005 I think it was our objective really was to

eliminate some processes that were actually dangerous but once it comes off

the machine everything is done the same way that we've always done it which is

basically the same way leo fender always had it done in factory

right so this is already a two-piece it's already glued together these are

locating holes that we drill on it to put on to the fixture inside the machine

but there's what it looks like before it goes on the machine just a rectangular

block would well the way we do this would be like the way fender would you

know you just have two flat pieces they just go together all of the ones that

we're doing here now our Center matched over here we have some block inlays he's

already been glued in and then they went on the machine to do a rough cut of the

radius so you can see these little grooves in here that's from the cutter

passing up and down it but once this rough cut is done if the radius that's

when it comes over and you see the work like Marco was doing there with the fine

detail sander do you actually do the bindings here in the back as well oh

yeah yeah we might get to see some of that this is another wood for finger

boards that we've been using a lot lately we've started getting customers

introduce this this is called chechen otherwise known as Brazilian rosewood I

believe is the another term you know this three turns that people come up

with yeah but it's cool and there's no side ease troubles and so like other

manufactures we're trying to introduce cool rosewood alternatives that maybe

some people might like later yeah right here the cutter is doing a little tiny

little cutter is doing a little cut of the block inlay so we put the block in

there and then we take a little bit of that material off so when he's doing a

hand sanding it moves easier this reminds me of a dentist getting work on

the tooth there we go a Lay's dachshund so this is still the

traditional way we've got a little wood wood glue in there he's going to press

the dachshund with a one of Leo's old presses

you said that if I don't point out we might not notice is a lot of these

things in this factory are actually quite old things like these this press

that you pull in here and those ones these were Leo's things that if he

didn't buy them in the 1970s to make this place he already had them in his

workshop in the 1960s it's quite some history going on it's crazy

it is really cool I mean it's those stuff that I mean can you tell in the

guitar that was made on a bench that was Leo's old bench made by Ronnie Barris no

but is it cool yeah so again just a little bit of wood glue you've got your

dots press them in it's the same way it always has but we don't know if other

manufacturers have come up with some other way to do this stuff we just know

the way that it was always done with leo that's just grazed yeah this place is

very much a an old Leo place it's just got a couple of touches of new

technology but when we apply new technology we like to think that if Leo

fender were here would he adopt that technology because he wasn't leo was a

modern guy he wasn't into making things that you know we're old school he wanted

to push things forward and even CNC machines in his lab there's an example

of a neck that had been rough cut by a CNC machine but this was the mid 80s so

the cost of that would have been so high he would have thought this is probably

not worth it at that time but fast forward you know what twenty years and

it suddenly it's like okay if he were still with us and there were things like

these pasta machines here he might have adopted and good you know what it makes

a lot of sense because he didn't want people to be getting losing pieces of

fingers but that was just it was how it was done in the middle of the 20th

century so do you use different radius next or you have like a standard radius

the standard that we use now is 9.5 but we also have 7.5 and 12

so then you just change the head that presses down because of the curving yeah

exactly yes and we also roll the front wire so it has pretty close to the

radius it's gonna have so it doesn't want to pop out yeah yeah I mean ideally

you want the radius on your wire to be slightly small or slightly tighter yeah

or round yeah cuz the last thing you want is when you press it in that the

ends want to come up the second babe that's what we're doing it's called

undercoat so when you've got the the would the first thing where you know

we're gonna put a layer down on it that's gonna dry it'll get sanded down

so it's nice and smooth and then we spray color coat and then there's a

clear cut so we want to have it very flat between each stage that's how our

finishes looks so flat like deep like Stillwater that's a very nice

combination if you stain everything that where you see the grain of the wood and

then you do the bursts on it that's like yeah very you know very

three-dimensional this is black purse has been a popular thing for us said and

it's not like something we promoted we just did some they started hitting our

Facebook thing and then next thing you know let's build some more yeah exactly

okay so our new model called the Doheny and it's clearly based on a jazz master

we need to know Doheny because the Doheny state beach in California is kind

of where a lot of our California surf culture started and then the Jazz master

guitar you know it was rejected by jazz players but it started to get its its

following up with surf culture so we just thought well that's kind of a nice

nod to where its roots as a successful instrument came from but our model has

jazz master shape pickups but we applied leo fenders magnetic field design that's

common to many do you know pickup so we we tried to imagine if Leo fender made a

magnetic field design technology version of a jazz master pickup or what would

that be so that's still a pretty flat and wide well exactly

it is it was just a matter of trying to get the the architecture right and

getting the wire and the whines right that's what that's our old school

tobacco sunburst finish and the reason why it became old school is this is a

very light one at this what we used to do in the 1980s here and

then we moved to tobacco sunburst it's a very dark brown edge and the sales

department asked hey can you do one of those tobacco sunburst like the

old-school ones here and it got written on a body

old-school tobacco sunburst and then it's like one of those factory terms

that makes it out in the world and people wonder why do you call it

old-school will because it's our 80s GNL tobacco sunburst this is the detail work

on the frets and then the Fleck machine from Deutschland all of our all of our

instruments that are made in Fullerton get the Fleck treatment there so it's it

is not a time-saving device so anybody thinks that it's time to know it it's a

time taking device I'm sorry pluck guys but it's the truth

these are what we call bobbins or sometimes they're called forms it's

basically the two pieces of fiber with the the poles pressed together they get

dipped in lacquer and hung on these things you can see this pretty whole

it's seen a lot of pickups with the pickup construction if you see what's

going on here we're using a little fixture that's holds the fibers together

this is what you see is how pickups were assembled in leo fenders time we just do

the same thing again I don't know if somebody's invented better ways we just

do it the way we learned this one using the same kind of fixture and she's

pressing what this looks like a five string jazz five string JV pickup

and you see now she's pressing in the alnico slug

those are Doheny pickup so you can see the construction it looks very much like

you know the fiber shape size the distance between the fibers it looks

like it's your house master because we started with that and then wanted to

apply leo's magnetic field design technology it and then just figure out

okay what do we have to do with the the gauge wire and it turns to find out find

out that was a fun process because because we got to imagine we were ilio

yeah you know first time you made this kind of singing class right yeah if you

look at like our ASAC classic model that has magnetic field designed versions of

Telecaster pickups or s500 as magnetic field design virginal traffic that was

leo didn't do that here so we got to we got to try to match and we're sitting in

his chair and doing it all it's quite some moments so where we had the idea

first hey why don't we this sounds cool but I remember be at the time thinking

if the pickups don't sound great kill it we're not going to do it because we can

we have to do it because we are really bringing something different whether

people are gonna enjoy it's not a not a me too

as we say in America me too product then of course it gets waxed if it has the

nickel cover that cool stuff this is a mix of paraffin wax and natural beeswax

there is a beekeeper in another building next door and so he get you know he

makes the honey you know for the very natural stuff that's popular now and so

we get his beeswax from him fresh to put in our our our wax pot and the funny

thing is sometimes when that comes in he does his work and bees you know they

they get out right so sometimes we we put the wax in the fresh beeswax and

some of the bees will come from there and they come in here they get visitors

light smells like home so we probably have the freshest wax in the industry

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Kane vs. Brock Lensar Full Match WWE August 2018

The following contest is a submission match

Making its way to the ring

weighing in at

323 pounds Kane

Oh here comes seven feet of pure destruction

Through hell fire and brimstone

as our good friend jr. Would say

Well to say he looks ready to get this match started would certainly be understating his eagerness right now

Yeah, the opening bell can't come soon enough for him Cole and I must say I absolutely love seeing so much enthusiasm from him

And his opponent from minutes

Here comes the Beast incarnate himself Barack Lester and he's looking better than ever Cole

And I'd add that he certainly has his work cut out for him here tonight would you agree Byron

Yeah, this isn't going to be easy for Nassau, sir. But he knew that when he signed up for this match

The Big Red Monster is nothing but hate in his heart and fire in his eyes

Kane's opponent better be ready tonight and guys

I've been looking forward to this submission match ever since it was announced listen to this reaction from the fans here in Zurich

I don't think they could be more excited than they are right now

Now we have Kane on the attack

Okay, guys I wanted to talk a little bit about Kane here I can't wait to see his plan of attack

What do you expect from him?

submission matches provide a unique test to participants because your physical

Mental and emotional strengths are tested win or lose you're guaranteed to feel pain

But wow, these fans are in for a real treat here. I know that for sure

When Brock Lesnar appears on WWE programming

You can guarantee

Somebody's going to get hurt seriously hurt. I don't know if there's anybody who can stop this man

Obviously putting a lot of stock in that maneuver

Brock Lesnar with a nice reversal

Things are about to pick up guys. I love a good plot twist an uninvited guest has arrived that he's making his presence felt here

Here at

WWE Superstar signs a contract face Brock Lesnar you've accepted the fact that you're going on a ride to suplex City and that it's going

To be a bumpy one. There's nothing like them

Bonnie thanks free. But the damage might have already been done Michael

And there's the powerbomb

If there's a finishing move that can end an opponent's existence once and for all it's the f5 from the beast incarnate

the move shows Lesnar's power and true disdain for humanity

Kate has got something big in mind here

He's firing on all cylinders he's a spinning ball of energy

Come on ref get him there

He's calling for it

Cane with a vice-like grip on his opponent's skull now he's got to capitalize my pleasures is getting overwhelmed

Anees one step ahead on that one ill-advised move. Now. We have Kane on the attack

He's in trouble here

But slam straight to hell but is it enough to end it Brock Lesnar's just getting overwhelmed

Such a dangerous hold

Nicely done as he gets out of the submission color me surprised Michael. I did not see that one coming. Oh boy. He is willing

Fighting back here. I expected nothing less. Well, he's a spinning ball of energy

Don't think that one is planned boy, that's the truth

Camo puns locked in

He's just about there

Wolf Cory, just let him out quote to be honest. I am baffled right now

There is no good reason why he would let him out at this point in the match

The great ones always explode when they have the chance

Look at the tour, there's no escape from the camel clutch. He's just about there

Wowyou escapes it he's just got no quit in him here tonight pull

I'll tell you what, this is one they'll be talking about tomorrow at workers school. That's for sure

Came with the excellent move to get out

And he fucks his way free he's got to be working on instinct right now Cole

He's truly mastered that lock guys

I'm serious. Thankful. This one's over

Here is your winner

Huge victory here in one-on-one action

Michael your pride it definitely takes a hit when you're forced attack on the arena is still buzzing over that great match

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Η εγκυμονούσα Ελληνίδα ποζάρει με μπικίνι και μας δείχνει τη φουσκωμένη της κοιλίτσα | News | fthis. - Duration: 1:09.

 Το δεύτερο μωράκι της, ετοιμάζεται να φέρει στον κόσμο, η Χριστίνα Αλούπη. Μετά τη γέννηση του γιου της και τον γάμο της με τον Κωνσταντίνο Κέφαλο, η οικογένεια θα μεγαλώσει περισσότερο, αφού η Χριστίνα Αλούπη ετοιμάζεται να μπει στον πέμπτο μήνα της εγκυμοσύνης της

 Αυτό το διάστημα, η ίδια απολαμβάνει τις τελευταίες της βουτιές, πριν το τέλος των φετινών της διακοπών

 Η Χριστίνα Αλούπη πόζαρε με το μπικίνι της, δείχνοντάς μας έτσι τη φουσκωμένη της κοιλίτσα

 Δείτε τις φωτογραφίες

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**Hug the Universe** Meditation Technique, A beginners guide to Meditate to AUM - Duration: 4:16.

The four phases of the OM sound as used in the AUM mantra meditation

first we have the "a" pronounced AH as in father then we have the ooh pronounced as who

with a silent H, then we have the M sound which is made by the vibration of your

throat when your lips are together and you pronounce them all in sequence so

you get ah Oh hmm when it's all together it's AAAAAOOOOOMMMMMMMMMM

the fourth phase of the OM sound is called the Anaharta Nada

this is the sound behind the sound the silence after the AUM Chants, a few seconds

of listening to the sound of the silent universe that pervades behind all things

so now that you know how to pronounce each sound within your OM meditation

try this short standing AUM meditation for yourself, so first of all stand with

your feet shoulder-width apart, breathe deeply and naturally. As you relax see

the manifestation of your OM chant before you say anything, as you start

your "AH" sound raise your arms as if to hug the universe, as you transition to

the "OW" sound bring your hands closer together as if cupping or holding a

divine ball of energy, as you transition to the mmmmm sound in your AUM meditation

bring your hands towards and finally rest them on your heart... wait a couple of

seconds to just be.... Listen to your own stillness and silence then you can start

again with your hands and arms by your side breathing deeply, breathing in the

good energy and breathing out all of the bad energy and negative thought toxins

so again start with the AR and bring your arms up to hug the universe

transition to the OW sound and hold your ball of universe energy, now on to

the Mmm sound and take that ball of energy and put it in your heart... take some time

to absorb the energy bestowed upon you from the universe and listen to your own

stillness and the universe of silence. That is the four phases of the ohm sound

used in the ohm meditation, so try it and see it's amazingly grounding for you

AAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMM

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VLOG 3 : JOURNÉE CHILL ET CROISIÈRE EN DIRECTION DES CALANQUES (ANVAU, MORIGOU...) 😍 ⛴ - Duration: 3:05.

i hope you are well

today we are here for a new blog so we are going to

a cruise during 3h

and then it's going to be a chilling day

because is too hot here (39 degrees) so it's so so hot

so we decided to take a breath after the cruise

and we are going out maybe this night

the sung gonna calm down

I don't know maybe this way

i was going to fall omg

oh shit

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K-12 Release 13.09 - Duration: 4:32.

Hi! My name is Derek and I'm part of the K12

Content Design and Development team here at Blackbaud.

Here's what's new for the August 22 release.

Core and general features.

It's a new school year and we'd like all

administrators to begin building a vital new

habit in preparation for an upcoming change.

When you need to edit a user's profile data,

start by using the People Finder to access the

Core view of the user's profile.

In future releases, you'll notice user records

include additional information and important settings.

So much so, that later this fall, we plan to

remove the Edit User Profile Data task from the

User Menu, because you'll do those things from the user profile instead.

So, use these new buttons any time you want

to edit a user's profile data.

For now, many of these still link to the older

Podium or Bridged interfaces. To quickly return

to the profile, use your browser's back button or these "breadcrumb" links.

Additionally, from a Contact card, when you

select a related user, you'll stay in the Core

view of that user's profile too.

Those aren't the only improvements to the

Core profile and Contact cards.

For example, we've also made it easier for

parents to review their contact status for emergencies.

So be sure to check out the release letter for full details.

We have added a new column to the User List

in Core called Default privacy setting differences.

This column allows schools to easily view

differences between a user's selected privacy

settings and the default privacy settings set profile publish access.

Academics

With schools and teachers coming back from

summer vacation, we've added a link under My Day

to a blog that recaps all of the changes to

assignments, rubrics, Gradebook, and other

features teachers typically use.

The link can be found from the Faculty persona on My Day after logging in.

Student submitted files from Google Drive are

now automatically shared with the teachers of the class.

Before attaching a Google Drive file to an

online submission assignment, students see

the file name, type of file, and who the file is going to be shared with.

All Teachers for the active term are selected to

have the file shared with them by default.

Students can select or add specific users from Share if needed.

Please note that Share Access is managed through Google directly.

When editing the Marking Period under

Gradebook settings, improved validation for the

Marking period start/end date prevents

incorrect values from being selected.

This is intended to prevent the user from

selecting a date outside of the term selected. 

We recently added the ability to include Official

Notes on report cards.

With this release, schools can apply this setting

to all existing Official Notes of a specific type.

Once the Official Note type is saved, you are

prompted to confirm that you want all existing

Official Notes to print on report cards.

We are still adding new features to the Report

Card Builder that was made available with last month's release.

Grading managers can now include Awards on Report Cards.

To add awards, drag Awards from the Summary

section of the design form step for the report card template.

Nurses now have access to a Medical Student

Notes list type allowing them to quickly view all

medical student notes at once.

Access it from Manage Medical Lists, Build a

New List, then Medical Student Notes List from the available types.

This list type will display each note on its own line for easy viewing.

Enrollment management.

Guided By and Interviewed By fields are now

available placeholders for visit confirmation and reminder notifications.

Extracurricular

While inside Group Finder, users can now save

the current list, load any previously saved Group Finder lists,

or export the list like any of the other lists currently in the product.

And while you're here, remember to check out

the release letter for details about features

mentioned in this video as well as information about

additional new features and enhancements.

As always, thanks for watching!

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In a lumpy, gorgeous figure, dressed in red ultungbultung meosjin mommaee ppalgan os-eul ibgo

Sweet and sour flavorful tomatoes (tomatoes) saekom dalkom hyangnae pung-gineun meosjaeng-i tomato (tomato)

I'll be a juice (gulp) I'll be a ketchup at night naneun-ya juseu doel geoya (kkulkkeog) naneun-ya kecheob doel geoya (jjig)

I'll dance the night (hey) boast tomatoes (tomato) naneun-ya chum-eul chul geoya (hei) ppomnaeneun tomato (tomato)

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Turkey's Currency Collapse Shows Economy Is Vulnerable to Crisis | Heavy.com - Duration: 11:59.

Turkey's Currency Collapse Shows Economy Is Vulnerable to Crisis | Heavy.com

If you happen to be a tourist in Turkey right now, consider yourself lucky.

Otherwise, things look grim.

The Turkish lira has lost as much as a third of its value relative to the U.S.

dollar in less than a month and recently hit a record low.

As a result, all imported goods became more expensive practically overnight.

And because Turkey is heavily dependent on foreign goods, most everything was affected, including gasoline, food, furniture and clothing.

Turks are worried that more price hikes and possible shortages of imported medicine are on the way.

The catalyst for the current crisis was U.S.

sanctions, which the Trump administration imposed on August 1 after Turkey's government refused to hand over an American pastor it has detained for almost two years.

Turkey responded by doubling tariffs on U.S.

cars, alcohol and other goods.

More U.S. sanctions may be on the way.

Turkey's real economic troubles, however, go much deeper than the current spat with the U.S.

and extend back many years.

And while Qatar has pledged to invest US$15 billion to help Turkey and offered other aid, it does nothing to fix its actual problems.

We've been studying Turkey's economy – the world's 17th largest – for three decades and recently visited the country, talking to Turks affected by the crisis, from small business owners and CEOs to blue-collar workers and taxi drivers.

To understand how it went from the envy of the Muslim world to the verge of collapse, one must first look into Turkey's recent history.

An opportunity lost.

At the end of 2000, Turkey suffered a banking crisis that resulted in a significant flight of capital and a severe economic recession.

The International Monetary Fund agreed to lend Turkey $19 billion on the condition that it overhaul and restructure its financial system, as well as open up its economy to the rest of the world.

As its coalition government began to implement the structural changes, the crisis created an opening for Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Islamist Justice and Development Party, known by the acronym AKP, which had long been in the shadows of Turkey's stridently secular republic.

Erdogan offered an "honest" alternative to decades of high inflation and economic and political instability, and voters were eager for a change.

Amid doubts both at home and abroad, his party promised to adhere to the IMF program and also said it remained committed to the secular founding principles of the Turkish Republic.

The AKP kept to its pledge and fulfilled the conditions of the IMF "stand-by" agreement.

This was helped by its application to join the European Union as a full member, which began in 1999.

The process of accession acted as an important anchor and signal of modern Turkey's economic and social path.

The economy boomed as a result, buoyed in part by strong global growth.

Inflation fell to single digits for the first time in about 30 years, the economy expanded an average of 6.8 percent a year from 2002 to 2007 and exports more than tripled by 2012.

There was a dark side to this rosy picture, however.

The Turkish economy was becoming increasingly dependent on imports and foreign cash to support much of this growth.

When a country imports more goods and services than it exports, it finances the difference by borrowing abroad, creating a current account deficit.

This made Turkey vulnerable to the whims of international investors in the event of a crisis.

The costs of 'endless growth'.

Those who warned of the problems lurking below the surface were swept aside as Turkey survived the 2008 global financial crisis with minimal damage and bounced back very quickly, mainly thanks to its restructured financial system after 2001.

While the U.S.

and Europe were wallowing in red ink, Turkey's low levels of household and corporate debt made it a very desirable destination for foreign capital looking for a relatively safe home that offered stable returns.

As a result, Turkey's banking system was awash in low-cost credit, which financed a spending spree by households and corporations.

Meanwhile, the IMF stand-by agreement expired in 2008, and negotiations for a new agreement dragged on until talks were suspended two years later as Erdogan announced Turkey's "graduation" from the program.

Instead, he believed he could propel his economy toward "endless growth" and made it easier for Turkish companies to access loans denominated in foreign currencies.

This made them even more vulnerable to a drop in the value of the lira.

Erdogan also began to pour more government funds into huge public infrastructure projects like expansive highway systems, airports and city hospitals via public-private partnerships.

This, coupled with the favorable credit conditions, caused the construction sector to boom – particularly among companies closely associated with the government.

The central bank's housing price index doubled from the start of 2010 to the end of 2016.

The vibrant economy that resulted in turn helped Erdogan keep winning elections, allowing him to amass more power.

But all that spending worsened the current account deficit even further.

As one illustration of the problem, private sector external debt surged from just 16 percent of GDP in 2003 to almost 40 percent at the end of last year.

But even as we watched these events with growing alarm, Erdogan's popularity and authoritarianism only grew, and in June, he became president with significantly boosted powers to run the government as he sees fit.

One of the biggest fears now is that the currency crisis will lead to the kind of severe capital flight that crashed the economy in 2001.

A recent central bank survey forecasts inflation to reach more than 16 percent by the end of the year.

Making matters worse, Erdogan has been increasing his attacks on the independence of the central bank, historically one of the most trusted institutions in the country.

He has already eroded the relative independence of Turkey's regulators by recently installing his son-in-law as the minister of treasury and finance, one month before the current crisis hit.

This has hurt Turkey's credibility in the eyes of foreign investors.

Where Turkey goes from here.

Back in the 1980 and 1990s, Turkey's main problem was political instability.

Today, the problem is the opposite, too much authority invested in the hands of a single politician, whose popularity and political power have made him unable or unwilling to see Turkey's crisis for what it is.

Rather than address any weaknesses in the economy, Erdogan has doubled down on blaming the West, particular the U.

, for waging an "economic coup" on Turkey.

So where does Turkey go from here? As we see it, it has four options.

The least likely is a return to the long-abandoned IMF plan, which would put constraints on the easy credit Erdogan sees as essential to economic growth.

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The SECRET of Ghost of Tsushima's GRAPHICS Power! - Duration: 8:54.

What is the magic sauce that allows the Playstation 4 to render the massive amounts of dynamic

grass in Ghost of Tsushima?

Find out more in this video.

So, what did Sony do?

Did they just manage to download more RAM into the Playstation 4?

I don't think so, but what else could they possibly do?

How did they manage to render the physics of the dynamic grass in Ghost of Tsushima?

And the answer lies in this: the graphics card.

But where does the key to this secret lie?

Well, if you look at the grass, you should see one thing: is that every single plant

is the exact same.

And that's they key to figuring out this puzzle.

And let's get right into it.

But before we do that, remember to hit the subscribe button and the notification bell

to avoid missing out on any future videos.

So, without further ado, let's get right into it.

Hey there, this is me again but with a scripted voice.

I use this one to better explain things to people.

Now, to first understand the secret on how the vegetation in Ghost of Tsushima is rendered,

we need to really know how a CPU is made up.

Physics have so far always been computed on the CPU, which is why it is important.

What you see on this graphic is the different parts of the CPU that overall allow us to

quickly compute calculations.

The first part is the Fetch & Decode unit.

This one is responsible for taking the instruction that you've send to the CPU, such as 2 + 3, to

then prepare it to actually execute it.

The second part is the Arithmetic Logic Unit or ALU in short.

This is where the actual calculation takes place and where the example, 2 + 3, becomes

5.

The next one is the execution context; it is where the values 2 and 3 will be stored.

The right hand side of the processor is all different parts, which allow it to make single

computations faster.

The Data Cache and the Memory Prefetcher give the processor the ability to get to the necessary

memory faster, aka the original values of 2 and 3.

The Out-of-order Control and Branch Prediction on the other hand allow the instruction to

be fetched and executed faster.

What the right-hand side exactly does though is irrelevant for this video.

What is relevant however, is the fact that the amount of space on the processor taken

up for the actual calculation, aka the ALU, is absolutely tiny!

So much space is used up for making an individual calculation faster, but what if we don't

need the calculation being done fast?

Here is where the graphics card comes in.

It cuts out all the other fancy stuff and instead ram packs the ALU.

When I say not fast, I mean not fast for a computer.

Computer graphics are not fast for a computer, which can do way more than a billion calculations

per second.

At 30 frames per second for a fluid game, you can see that a computer can basically

take its time for each frame.

So, let's try to beef up the ALU a bit more to be able to compute more calculations at

the same time and get rid of all the unnecessary speedup stuff that would only help a single

calculation at a time.

Now, this is a figure representing the structure of a graphics card.

All the metaphorical fat has been trimmed; it is all just the Instruction Fetch & Decode

Unit, the ALU and the Execution Context.

There is however one more trick used.

A single Instruction Unit is responsible for multiple ALU and Context units.

This is possible, only when the same instructions are used on every single ALU.

Different values are also ok, that's what the different Execution Contexts are used

for; calculating 2 + 3 on one ALU and 4 + 7 on another is thus possible.

This in turn allows for an extremely high throughput.

Do you remember the Cryptocurrency craze which sky-rocketed the graphics card prices?

That's precisely because that's what Cryptocurrency mining does: doing the same calculation over

and over again until you get the result you want.

Basically the definition of insanity.

At this point, we have all the prerequisites that we need.

Remember the key to the secret that I've told you early and take another really close

look at the Ghost of Tsushima footage.

You can see here, that every single piece of vegetation is the exact same to the ones

around it.

And if you can put 1 and 1 together, you should see that this is a problem the GPU can solve.

Every single plant has the same physical properties; the only differences are some parameters like

the plant's position for example.

The same applies to the leaves in a one-on-one battle later on in the Gameplay reveal, which

really do look fantastic.

Why wasn't this technique used beforehand though?

For this, there is an analogy: Imagine you want to get to some place fast and all you

had available to you were a selection of bicycles.

The best course of action would be to take one of the bicycles and go fast.

But what if the task was to instead transport a number of bikes?

Maybe the bikes have drugs in them; not that I would know anything about that.

Then it might be better to try to cycle with multiple of them at the same time.

Cycling with multiple bikes is you guessed it, more difficult than cycling with just

a single one.

And this difficulty is an analogy to coding.

It is more difficult to program the same operation running in parallel without losing significant

performance.

So it's simply this difficulty that had caused this technique to not be used.

Developers are now finally able to getting a hang of it though.

The reason why physics were computed on the CPU is because they are very consequential.

The physics in the next step is highly dependent on the previous step.

Executing the individual calculations quickly is thus more important than doing multiple

at the same time.

With the grass in Ghost of Tsushima however, this is not the case.

The physics of the vegetation doesn't really affect much except for the vegetation itself.

This creates a situation where physics don't need to be calculated quickly anymore and

thus can be delegated to the GPU.

Of course, rendering the physics on the GPU is not a free task; it takes away from other

resources to render it.

But Ghost of Tsushima handles this graciously, as apart from the vegetation and a few enemies,

there is only little going on in the scene.

That is very little.

Just compare it to GTA 5 where there are a metric ton of cars, pedestrians and other

things going on in the world.

Thus, the available computation resources of the PS4 can be moved towards the vegetation.

Overall, this is the secret of Ghost of Tsushima's grass.

The physics are simply handled on the GPU itself allowing this large volume of dynamic

grass and leaves to be rendered effectively.

While many games are downgraded after their initial E3 showing, I don't think this one

will to a significant degree or at all.

That is of course as long as the rest of the game doesn't require increased complexity

elsewhere.

Even if that occurs, the game will probably be smart enough to handle this dynamically.

And as such we'll be getting an awesome game with an amazing setting and awesome graphical

fidelity.

So, this is how Sucker Punch Productions is able to render this massive amount of dynamic

vegetation on the Playstation 4.

The code is just optimized to run the grass physics on the graphics card.

Every single generation of consoles has a cycle of rendering techniques getting better

and better and precisely this rendering of physics on the GPU is this generation's

big leap.

Maybe you heard about a rumour some time ago that the next Sony console, the Playstation

5, will use a dedicated GPU.

A dedicated GPU would allow the rendering of the physics on the GPU to become even better.

And since the rendering of the physics on the GPU itself is this generation's big

big leap in computer graphics, it will inevitably be used in next generation's consoles as

well.

And thus, this rumour of a dedicated GPU in the next console kind of starts to make sense

doesn't it?

Thank you so much for watching this video.

A tremendous amount of effort goes into making it and I really hope that you can appreciate

that.

So, if you liked it please make sure to give it a thumbs up, leave a comment and also subscribe

with a notification bell click as well.

I can also recommend you to watch some of my older videos.

An example would be the Yakuza video on where I go into the culture of Japan and how that

influenced its design or, the Crash Bandicoot video where I go into the concept of Nostalgia

and see how Nostalgia affects the enjoyment of someone's video game.

I guess that's all.

Thank you very much for watching and I really hope to see you next time.

Bye!

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Hättet ihr gedacht, dass sich Prinzessin Estelle so sehr auf die Schule freut? - Duration: 3:00.

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One Take Shot - ASTRO 아스트로 '너잖아(Always You)' MV REACTION - Duration: 10:36.

Debi: Ha!

Lusi: Hi

Debi: Ba-bam!

Lusi: Ja-jan!

Lusi: Welcome back.. to..

Debi: Talk KPop~~

Lusi: Which is new channel and not clear (our conversation on it)

Lusi: Still

with MV Reaction

now (both: us)

Lusi: still.. rookie group.. (not sure)

Debi: New group.. but they're hoobae? (junior)

Debi: I don't know. If compared to..

Lusi: They debuted a few years ago

Lusi: Hello Venus' junior

Debi: O-ho~~

Lusi: But I think they're Weki Meki's Senior

Lusi: Weeki Meeki, Weki Meki (confused how to say their group name) how to read it?

Debi: Weki Meki

Lusi: I think, Weeki Meeki

Debi: Weeki Meeki, right?

Debi: If we're wrong, please forgive us

Debi: Correct us, if possible

Lusi: Correct (Ralat)

Debi: Correct (ralat)

Debi: How did I sound?

Debi: Flies? (lalat)

Lusi: Flies (laughing because misheard it)

Debi: Okay, let's go on

Lusi: This is new MV, when they released it?

Debi: I don't know

Lusi: Ah~ July, few weeks ago

Lusi: 3 weeks?

Debi: Almost.. a month ago if we upload (this video)

Lusi: Too late?

Debi: Yep, if we upload it too late. The point is July (the video released), July 24th

Lusi: And...

Lusi: this is the group...

Lusi: one of group

we already listened

but we've never watched the MV

Debi: Yes..

Lusi: We did not know the members (Debi agreed)

Lusi: Eh, we know one of them.. (Debi: We know..)

Debi: The only one, who is it..

Debi: one, two, three

Both: Cha Eun Woo

Debi: Uuh.. that handsome (younger) brother

Lusi: What could we do.. he always in article

Lusi: What he did, always in the news

and now he's playing in the drama

Debi: O-ho, right!

Lusi: So... but we hope

that way, he could help raising their group's name

Debi: Amen

Lusi: This is...

better we start.. the MV, Always You

Lusi: Hehe, I forgot

Lusi: One, Two..

Debi: Okay!

Lusi: Three

Debi: Let's Go~~~~

(Shocked with the sound)

Debi: He entered..

Debi: in the water.. who is it?

Lusi: He's drowning...

Lusi: Blonde.. just looking for (who is) the blonde one

Lusi: Eh.. is that Cha Eun Woo??

Debi: Really?

Lusi: I think so.. (not sure)

Debi: No idea.. I don't think so..

Lusi: Here he is

Debi: Ahey... yehet~

Debi: Yes, you right...

Debi: Right, right, right...

Debi: In the car.. eh, different (person)

Lusi: Don't be alone, invite us..

Debi: Oh... I know this one.. Moonbin

Debi: Moonbin, Moonbin..

Lusi: I think he's good with blonde hair

Debi: Was he, the one in the water?

Lusi: Maybe..

Debi: Green

Debi: Green or...

Lusi: Green or just

because the effect?

Debi: It turns out blue (his hair color)

Debi: Oh, who?

(Silence....)

Debi: You look different

when you in the drama and in the MV

can't recognize (him). Is it true (Cha Eun Woo) or not..

Look, he looks different

Lusi: This one? No?

Debi: That... one whom show off his waist, please stop it...

Show off his waist

Lusi: Where is this?

Debi: In the car

Lusi: In the car, but the background looks like a forest (Debi: Plants)

Debi: Oh~ he's florist

Maybe he's florist

Debi: Yep, it's green (his hair)

Debi: Cha Eun Woo, Cha Eun Woo..

Lusi: He just do nothing but he's still handsome

Debi: Is he human? Please explain

Lusi: We just talked about him, here he comes

Lusi: But the blonde one also (look) handsome

Debi: Yep, Moonbin

Debi: The background is purple

Debi: Cha Eun Woo

Lusi: Actually, the base color was purple

Debi: Is he main rapper?

Lusi: Maybe

Debi: Yes, because...

Is he main rapper?

Debi: Please tell us

Lusi: The members

Debi: Tell us

Lusi: Their position (in the group)

Debi: Please tell us

Lusi: Come here, come come come. Come to mama..

Debi: Ooh~ he shows off

Debi: Moonbin, right?

Lusi: Looks like it

Debi: If we look from his hair

His blonde hair, I think it's Moonbin

Lusi: I really like the background is white, and the guy's wearing white

Debi: If I could use my toes

Lusi: If the guy's wearing white, he looks... (too much to me to handle)

Debi: Their handsomeness.. will be maximum

Debi: Oh my, he only close his eyes, but handsome

Lusi: Just stand and do nothing, he still handsome

Debi: So handsome

Lusi: If we just stand and do nothing?

Debi: So ugly, eewww

Lusi: Who is he?

Debi: I don't know. Who is the one in the car?

Lusi: He looks so sad, alone..

Debi: With those plants.. ooohh Moonbin

Lusi: Oh.. high note, high note

Lusi: He must be the main vocal

Debi: I think so

Debi: We know it all

Debi: Maybe he's main dancer

Lusi: We can think so..

Debi: We can think so.. (laughing)

Debi: We act like we know it all

Lusi: Oh, they're six (member)

Debi: (repeat my words)

Debi: Always You.. thank you...

I think it's Moonbin

Lusi: Maybe...

Debi: Because his hair..

Lusi: We..

really act like we know it all

Debi: We act like we know it all, so.. that's how it is

Lusi: But that''s...

Debi: The song is great

Lusi: Good.. (Debi: Serious) and I've never listened their song..

Debi: Me too. I apologise to Astro's fans..

Lusi: Many friends..

Debi: Many...

Lusi: like Astro...

Debi: My brothers and sisters, like Astro.. I just saw (the pictures) and then

because I didn't know them. So, I just like.. oh, Astro.

That's it.

It's webdrama Revenge Note's fault

Lusi: For me, it's news' fault

Debi: Because, everytime we read article, all about Cha Eun Woo

and we just like, who is this? Oh, Astro's member. That's it.

Lusi: For a long time, my friends always said

Astro.. their songs are great (Debi: Good, a lot of recommended it to me)

Lusi: But I thought, I'll see it later

Lusi: always later.

it turns out, we could've seen it before

Debi: We should've saw it from their debut

Look at it!

Lusi: When people talked about it, we should've watched it (their MVs)

Debi: But, for me...

I'm not the type who follow the trend

not up to date

so, when it already passed, I just knew about it. So, outdated..

Lusi: We just like..

always outdated

and we're not always following the new one

Debi: That's right

Lusi: Furthermore, in South Korea, when they're debuting new groups.. ugh, too much

sometimes, I'm confused. Which one should I check first..

Debi: Should we check boygroup first, or idol..

Lusi: Err.. boygroup and idol... what's the different?

Debi: Which boygroup first. (Lusi: Boygroup first or girlgroup first?)

Debi: That's how it is...

Lusi: Astro.. under Fantagio

and Fantagio is in trouble this year

looks like, it's hard for Fantagio

Debi: I hope, it'll finish soon

Lusi: Can finish it soon, so

their artists, actors

especially for her, Wanna One's fans, Ong..

Debi: Ong Seung Woo

Lusi: Where will they go, if the agency's still in problem

Debi: Ong, move from there

Lusi: Wait,

Debi: Just kidding

Lusi: If the problem solved?

Debi: Oh, I'll be attacked by Fantagio

Lusi: I hope it'll solve soon

Because I want to see Hello Venus comeback,

Astro also comeback, also Weki Meki

Actually, Weki Meki also a great group

Too bad if the talented artist in the agency

should postpone their comeback

because the issue

that I believe, no one want to has this problem

Lusi: I always look like scratching, but actually did nothing

Debi: Nervous

because we're really newcomer. So...

Lusi: The point is, we're new players.

Because rookie, not only for idols

Debi: Youtuber also (have rookie)

Lusi: And we've never made MV Reaction, at all

we only watched it

and we watched it alone

Actually, we're long distance..

Debi: Long distance friendship..

Lusi: Because, long distance not only for relationship

but also applies to friendship

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and, if you know ASTRO, please tell us.

What is ASTRO like, who is the members

their position

And..I think that's all.. from our video

Lusi: Close it, close it..

Lusi: Close.. close.. (close the lens)

Lusi: That's all, see you

in another MV Reaction

or sharing/talking videos. See you, bye~~~