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hey Google turn on studio lights getting things set up for the shoot hey guys

it's Steve and today I'm going to show you how to automate your studio lights

using a combination of IFTTT, Stringify, Google Home and some smart switches. So here we go

so first of all anything I talk about in this video is going to be linked down in

the description if you want to check that out and also there may be easier

ways actually there are easier ways to go about doing this I did it with two

different switches and I didn't have a smart home hub and they didn't have

direct compatibility with Google home so I had to find a way around that you can

make this easier by using the same type of switches and/or getting one of those

smart home hubs I didn't want to spend any additional money on that so this is

a way to do that on the cheap and is using IFTTT and stringify alright so

what are IFTTT and stringify these are both services that link into other

services and hardware vendors that let you take an action and cause a reaction

IFTTT stands for if this then that so it's a basically basic program and

there's one if statement one then statement so there's an action one

action that causes one reaction stringify on the other hand you can have

one action with modifiers and then you can take multiple reactions on that so

that one we request causes multiple actions you can trigger multiple devices

multiple services the problem with stringify is that it works with the

iHome switch but it doesn't work directly with the Wemo switch so I

needed a way to kind of marry these together and that's what I'm going to

show you today all right so this is a little complicated so one to give an

explanation here so we're trying to give a command and to turn on the lights and

then the lights are going to go on so turn on the lights the lights go on so

we have IFTTT and we can link that up to our Google home right and we can tell it

turn on the lights and then it's going to turn a light on

good easy right problem is we don't have a light we have two lights so we can't

really do that we can do something similar with stringify and we can link

that to our Google home as well and then we can tell it turn on the lights and

then in the flow of stringify we can tell it to turn on the I home and turn

on the Wemo now the problem with that method is

stringify works with the iHome does not work directly with the Wemo switch can't

do that either so what are we going to do we're going

to do a little hybrid we are gonna take this connection from IFTTT hooked to our

Google home and we're going to call stringify that lets you have two

conditions so that's going to be our new that so if we call this on Google home

then we're going to call this project on stringify now we know that stringify

doesn't work with Wemo but it works with iHome so we can't call that directly so

what are we going to do we are going to call back to IFTTT because I have TTT

does work with both I home and Wemo so we're gonna do that and then we're gonna

make one turn on the I home and one turn on the Wemo and we're good to go we are

golden at that point all right so here's our hybrid we're gonna use IFTTT

connected to Google home the results of that are gonna call out to stringify

these are if this then that the string of Phi is gonna say when IFTTT calls me

I'm gonna trigger these back to IFTTT and trigger these other flows one is

going to turn on the i/o home switch and one is going to turn on the Wemo switch

and now I'm going to show you how to do that and we're going to start in

stringify so the workflows in and stringify are called flows now before we

can start editing a flow we got to make sure that we have the IFTTT connector

and anything that is a trigger or an action in stringify is known as a thing

so if you don't already have the IFTTT you just hit the plus up here and you go

and search this is a long list of things that it works with you find IFTTT in

there BAM you tap on it it adds it you're good to go and then we can go

back here and start editing our flow so go into flows and as you can see I have

an office lights on and studio lights off we need to flows

because one command is going to turn everything off and then one command is

going to turn everything on so obviously you're not going to have these in here

so just go ahead and create a new flow it's gonna walk you through this alright

so we're in our first flow and flows basically consists of triggers and

actions so first thing we need is a trigger we're gonna hit this plus and

we're going to select the IFTTT because remember we're going to be calling into

the string of five flow from IFTTT we're just going to drag that up to one of the

available circles drop it and you can see this gear pop up we need to go into

the gear and this is going to be our trigger so we need to make sure trigger

is selected and we click on configure and it's going to grab this ID we need

to make sure that we remember that ID you can always come back into stringify

if you forget it later and tap on the action and it'll show you what the ID is

but we're going to need that when we set it up in IFTTT so that is our trigger so

now we need the actions and we're just going to drag this across to one of the

other available slots let it go and remember with this string of fire

we're going to be calling out to IFTTT again so we drop that it comes up with

the gear again and this is going to be our first action so this is going to

call on the IFTTT side to either turn on the I home or the Wemo switch in this

case we need to make sure action selected and then click on the

configuration thing and it gives you the ID so we'll need to know that ID as well

now that's going to turn on either the Wemo or the I home so now we just drag

the next one over to do the other switch we're going to select IFTTT again it

comes up of the gear select that make sure action selected run an IFTTT applet

it's going to get the ID and we're gonna save it and that's all we need for the

string of five flow where you got IFTTT is going to be calling in we're going to

be calling out to two different flows now the only thing we have left to do is

to tap the menu here and enable that flow successfully enabled we can close

out and now we are done in stringify don't forget that's going to be one two

either turn on or off the lights you need to create the other one to do the

opposite so let's go into ifttt now alright so here we are an IFTTT we're

going to go into applets all right now before we can add an

applet we need to add some services so let's look at our diagram here so we're

going to need a few different services because we are going to connect to

Google home all from IFTTT we're going to connect to our Google assistant we're

going to connect to stringify we're going to connect to I home and we're

going to connect to Wemo so we need to add those four services Google assistant

stringify I home and Wemo and the way you add services is really easy you just

go into the services tab and this you can do all this on the website too

unlike string of I and I homes right there all you do is you tap on it you go

into the gear set it up for your account and then you come back and you find the

next thing you know like stringify once you get those four created then you're

ready to create your applet now creating these applets is really easy you just

got to keep the flow in mind so we are going to have three applets for each of

these right so we're gonna have and when I say each of these I mean for turning

on the lights and turning off the lights so one of them we're going to issue a

command from Google home to say turn on the lights it's going to call up the

stringify and then back to IFTTT to connect to

iHome and Wemo to turn on the lights and then the next one turn off the lights

we're going to have that same flow for the off so we're going to need 1 2 3 4

on and 1 2 3 4 off with stringify sitting in the middle there so let's go

ahead and create those create a new applet again really simple if this we

need to create through this first and in this case this is the one that we're

going to be issuing the command from Google home so we need to connect to our

Google assistant and we can say a simple phrase there's a bunch of options this

is one we're going to use so I already have one that says turn on studio lights

so I'm just gonna call this set up studio and then this is

pretty cool because then you can have the Google assistant respond to that

command and you can do a custom response let's say okay and then you create your

trigger so that's the if this right that's the this then we have to do the

VAT so this when the Google command comes in we're going to call out to

stringify so let's do that we're gonna add stringify now and we're gonna run a

string of five flow now it's connecting because we already connected this to our

account it's connecting to the flows and if you notice it has a bunch of IDs here

right so this is where those IDs come in this is our test flow and if we look at

this trigger FTR Y so this is how we ensure that we're calling the correct

flow so the test ID first part is the flow name the second part is the trigger

so this is the one we want so we're going to create that action and that's

it so if we say setup studio then it's

going to call out to stringify and run this flow now right now it's not going

to do anything because we didn't tell it what these two actions are gonna do and

that's the part we're going to do now and now we're ready to create our two

applets to turn on the lights so we are gonna go in and create a new applet and

now this time this is going to be where we have stringify calling back to IFTTT

so the trigger here that this is going to be stringify so then we have the same

setup here we have our test flow that we created and we have those two IDs so it

doesn't really matter which one you use but those two IDs correspond to the IDs

that are in the actions that we did previously so we can just select one

now we're going to create that trigger and then that we're gonna add it to our

Wemo switch turn it on and I only have one of these switches if you had

multiple switches that would show them here I'm going to create that action all

right so there we go so now we have our first action and that

was for the Wemo switch so looking back again we have the one you know we have

this branch we have the Google home it's going to call out to stringify then it's

gonna call back to IFTTT and set up the turn on the Wemo now we have to create

this branch which is just the matter of creating that other applet alright so we

have our three trigger setup this is just to turn on the lights again so if

we look at this we have the one for the google assistants so when we call out to

our Google home and say set up the studio it's going to run this and then

it's going to trigger our action in this flow in stringify

and then once that's triggered it's going to call out to those two IFTTT

applets and coming back here which are these two the one for the Wemo switch

and the one for the i home and it's going to trigger that and turn those

lights on so to turn it off we need to do the same thing we set up our command

so we could say you know like turn off studio and then we set up the two flows

the same way except instead of turning the light on we're gonna turn it off and

that is all you need for method one of this setup alright guys so that's all

there is to it now it's I know it sounds a little bit complicated in this

tutorial but I promise you once you get in there and start doing it it's really

not as bad as it seems and you can use these techniques for other things that

IFTTT and stringify support not just the home automation stuff but I hope you

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For more infomation >> Google Home Lighting Automation | IFTTT + Stringify + Google Home = win! - Duration: 13:35.

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Vikings: Battle of Edington 878 - Great Heathen Army DOCUMENTARY - Duration: 12:01.

The invasion of the Great Heathen Army in 865 swept through Britain like wildfire and

after six years of violent struggle the political map of Britain has been

completely redrawn. The ruling dynasties in East Anglia & Northumbria had been

swept away and their lands taken by the newcomers. Mercia teetered on the brink

of a total collapse, its east flooded by marauding Scandinavians. Various rulers

of Pictland fought on to retain their independence, and even the Welsh had

their fair share to deal with. Yet one kingdom remained intact. Wessex, under

the king Alfred, managed to pay a group of invading Vikings under Halfdan to

leave his kingdom. Yet similar agreements were made and broken before, so Alfred

knew, that sooner or later, the Vikings would be back.

ivar who hadn't been present during the Wessex campaign was busy in the north he

was joined by his ally a Viking seeking of Dublin Olaf the white in 870 they

attacked the capital of the borough phonic kingdom of alt could Dumbarton

Rock they besieged it for four months before the defenders finally gave in but

no quarter was given the Citadel was raised its defenders slain and the

survivors were taken to be sold at these slave markets of Dublin and York

ivar made off with so much plunder that he possibly retired and luckily for

Wessex he wouldn't reappear again on English shores

despite that IVA and Olaf's descendants in Dublin would continue to play a huge

role in Britain and Ireland for centuries to come

after his withdrawal from Essex in 871 health Dan headed north to Northumbria

with half of the Viking army around a thousand or so veterans who he had been

fighting with since his arrival in Britain when he arrived in the north he

began to divide the lands between his men and set about plowing the fields

this wasn't conquest anymore it was colonization meanwhile in East Anglia

the second half of the army that had attacked Wessex was now under the

command of a newcomer Guthrum and his great summer army had provided a breath

of fresh air into the now exhausted veterans of the initial expedition and

now along with health Dan's warriors up in Northumbria they set their eyes upon

carving up the severely weakened Mercia Alfred's brother-in-law King burger rid

of Mercia was forced into exile in 874 and a puppet ruler seal wolf was put in

his place while the Vikings divided up the land Wessex now stood alone the last

anglo-saxon kingdom not to fall in 875 the Viking started to test the defenses

of Alfred's Kingdom small fleets of five or six vessels

continuously raided showing Alfred that invasion was possible from any direction

like all of the anglo-saxon kingdoms Wessex had an army of levies that could

be called upon in times of war these farmers fought with what equipment and

armor they owned which usually wasn't very much they weren't a professional

standing army like the Scandinavians after the campaign season was over they

would traditionally return back to their lands as they had done for generations

Alfred's personal retinue of professional warriors probably only

consisted of a few hundred men Guthrum on the other hand had many

thousands of warriors the vast majority of them hardened from a lifetime of war

they could live off the land and as long as they could keep supply lines open

with East Anglia and Murcia they could ravage Wessex almost at will in 876 Guth

from thundered across Wessex with a large host of mounted warriors he

defeated a small force of West Saxons led by Alfred on the south coast and

seized the important regional town of Wareham Alfred sued for peace again and

gouthru accepted both sides probably hoping to buy more time

the next spring Goutham was on the move again and this time he headed even

further to the west his target was Exeter Exeter provided a number of

options for Guthrum should he need to retreat yet there was also another

reason why Guth from had chosen to take his men there he was drawing Alfred away

from a second threat

another army commanded by Oba ragnarson had Irish and frizzy and Vikings in his

ranks it overwintered on the south coast of Wales and was now making its way down

the north coast of Devon this army of 4000 Vikings was carried by 120 long

boats the situation looked grim valfrid however in one of the most fortuitous

moments of chance ever to befall England others fleet was destroyed by a freak

storm off the coast of Dorset

leaving the survivors to limp back to their base in southern Wales upon

hearing the news Guthrum abandoned his plan and rode

north to Gloucester in the south of mercy

however alfred was still beset on all sides by armies of raiders intent on

personally sacrificing him to Odin and usurping his kingdom

on the 6th of January 878 in the midst of the Christmas Festival that was an

important part of anglo-saxon culture go through through all of his cards on the

table and suddenly appeared at Alfred's royal estate at Chippenham with a

mounted force of his best outriders this surprise attack possibly launched in

conjunction with treacherous West Saxon elderman very nearly ended Alfred there

and then he barely escaped with his life with just a handful of followers whilst

Guthrum sent his warriors in swift pursuit Alfred fled West deep into the

marshland of the Somerset Levels at the time a vast area of undrained boggy

wetlands he knew the area well having spent much of his youth there while

Guthrum had no such knowledge of the intricate River ways and secret paths

alfred set up his base on the island of athelney in order to make his final

stand with just a few hundred followers

had Alfred failed or given up and ran like burgred of Murcia did England would

have become Dane learned good room stood on the very brink of becoming King in

not just East Anglia and parts of Murcia but Wessex too for the next several

months it was Alfred he was forced to launch raids into his own kingdom now

overrun by Guthrum's warriors after hearing of Guthrum's success Oba returns

to Wessex to take part in the division of the kingdom this time with only 23

ships

he made landfall somewhere in northern Devon near a fortress called arks Cynwyd

this location was selected with intent to corner alfred in a pincer movement

after his withdrawal to the wetlands of somerset rather than the easy campaign

he had hoped for however bobo was met there by the alderman of somerset order

who had levied his feared man to drive out the invaders it was there at the

Battle of Cynwyd in 878 that uber the last living son of Ragnar was struck

down in battle this room was left over extended by the destruction of others

force at kindred and this appears to have allowed Alfred and his elderman to

break up gurth rooms exposed supply lines and lines of communication Alfred

been called as many of the feared men of Somerset Wiltshire and Hampshire as he

could the only counties left to have any semblance of West Saxon government for

three long days between the fourth and the seventh of May they waited at a

local rallying point called Egberts stone for their warriors to arrive from

all corners of the kingdom finally once a sufficient force had been raised

probably several thousand levies with only a few hundred professional

household soldiers they marched to Eddington where Alfred engaged with

Rome's warriors in one final definitive battle that would decide the fate of

Wessex once and for all

a ferocious battle ensued as the two shield walls crashed against one another

all day the two sides fought until finally the smaller Danish force broke

and fell back to their fortress as Chippenham the West Saxons had no mercy

for the Danes that day they killed everyone who didn't make it inside the

fortress and for siege gothram for two weeks before he sued for peace in

addition to offering the customary hostages and promising to leave Wessex

for good the Vikings promised that gurth room

would be baptized as a Christian alfred was convinced that this time the Vikings

would keep their word

the Danes finally pulled out of wessex entirely retreating back to East Anglia

where Gouffran became king in 886 Murcia was divided between good forum and

Alfred with the anglo-saxons retaining control of the western portion of the

country and the Danes settling the East it was an extraordinary turnaround for

Alfred and the West Saxons not only had he saved the kingdom but now he found

himself in a relatively strong position tensions would flare up every now and

again but by and large Goodrem would keep the peace giving out

threat be breathing room he needed to fortify his country against further

invasions from overseas of which there would be many more over the coming years

thank you for watching the second documentary in our series on the Viking

invasions of Britain there are more episodes to come in this

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FCAフィアット・クライスラーとGoogleウェイモ、提携関係を拡大…自動運転車の開発を強化【車と人生 24_7】 - Duration: 1:57.

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[FFXIV] The Secrets of Eorzea's Map | SoaR - Duration: 14:47.

There's one question I keep getting from my viewers.

"What was the difference between 1.0 and ARR's map?"

It's a valid question.

One would presume Dalamud and Bahamut permanently damaged the landmass of Aldenard, causing

the map to change drastically.

In reality though – nothing changed.

Here's the map of 1.0 Eorzea.

And here's the map used in ARR.

It's the same map!

So Dalamud didn't permanently change Aldenard at all, which is all well and good.

This map would be used in FFXIV all the way up to Stormblood, when the map finally got

a makeover.

The change was made to accommodate Othard now being explorable, leading to the Three

Great Continents map.

So let's look at the map today.

To the east we now have Othard, where most of the focus lies in Stormblood.

Ilsabard is located to the far north, and southwest of Ilsabard, is our home continent,

Aldenard.

With our favourite city-states Ul'Dah, Limsa Lominsa, Gridania, Ishgard, Sharlayan, and

Ala Mhigo.

Let's once again look back at what the original map looked like.

So right of the bat you'll notice Ala Mhigo looking quite different than what it would

in SB.

First of all, no flag.

Some people have later questioned why this was the case.

The obvious reason being that Ala Mhigo was never intended to play a major role in XIV

originally.

Ishgard would probably be the main focus in future patches or even expansion.

It's actually more evident by the city-state's icon on the map as well.

It's exactly the same as that of Sharlayan.

I believe this was used as a "generic city-state" symbol, and Ala Mhigo and Sharlayan was meant

to either remain small-scale city-states with little to no impact on the overall story,

or have the settlement icons update as the main story progressed through expansions.

Another detail is obviously the banner's size compared to the 4 main city-states of

Eorzea.

This too was rectified in Stormblood.

But the last, most interesting detail is the land around Ala Mhigo.

In 1.0 it was mostly green and mountainous, while in Stormblood, they just airbrushed

some brown and yellow in there to make it look more desert-y.

Moving to Sharlayan, the same thing can be seen here.

The icon and banner changes to reflect the actual appearance of the city-state.

However note that there is no flag.

We now know why, as Sharlayan was abandoned, and Old Sharlayan remains the sovereign nation,

and thus the flag can be found there in the SB map.

Another notable change in this region is the lack of the mountain "Sohm Al" which ironically,

despite having it marked down on the map for SB, and clearly being the centerpiece in artwork

of Dravania for Heavensward, it came out looking like this in-game.

Not…

Not quite as impressive.

Disappointing mountain aside, if we look back at the 1.0 map, let's focus our eyes here

for a bit.

This is the land connection to The Garlean Empire.

Notice how the map has cracked just over where it says "The Garlean Empire".

The landmass leading in to Garlemald is also very visible, just slightly obscured by clouds

and some birds.

In the revised SB map, this connection is barely visible.

The name removed.

Crack repaired.

The masses have also changed entirely.

Now being more mountainous than before.

The name of the Garlean Empire is no longer directly visible from the Eorzean Map, as

the full map has the name printed in the middle of Ilsabard.

The Garlean Empire was set out to be so important from the start of 1.0, it's hard not to

assume the Garlean Empire was considered as one of the first expansion areas in the game

at the time of release.

However that's not what we're here for.

No.

Not at all, cause to me the most interesting aspect of the map change are the map's icons

and markings.

More specifically the icons that disappeared and the ones they kept.

One of the most visible things to have been removed is the map's title.

"Eorzea".

This ornate title contains a few mysteries of its own.

The top seems to not really contain anything of interest – it just looks like decorations.

However the lower half does seem to contain something symbolic.

Two snakes or serpents facing what looks like a crest.

Now I know what you're thinking, "Lukile you've lost your mind.

This is just obvious garbled mess meant for decoration."

And yes, you might be right.

But there's a lot of 1.0 we just don't know and probably never will know.

What we DO know is that the lore team spent a lot of time creating the world, including

stuff like the constellations above Hydaelyn, so for them to put lore in the map decorations

makes sense.

We'll get back to that point in a little bit.

For now though, let's entertain the idea that this title contains some clues about

1.0's Eorzea.

The crest in the middle is curious.

It's obviously too small for us to discern any real details, but if we take the crest's

location into consideration, it's possible this could be intended to represent the flag

or crest of Eorzea.

So let's say that this is an early prototype-crest of Eorzea.

The next part implies something that would rewrite history completely.

Floating above it – is a CROWN!

Traditionally ,when a crown is placed above a crest or other symbols, it means it's

the property of the Crown, and thus is part of a Kingdom.

If this was just made for decoration, it's a very strange detail to add, seeing as it's

so visible.

We already know that the map of Eorzea was made long before the game was done.

We covered the Adventurer's Guild That Never Was in the series' first episode, and in

it we could see the map – in different stages of completion.

It is possible the map was made even before a lot of the lore had been finalized.

Maybe Eorzea was supposed to be a kingdom?

With the city-states merely being cities within the Kingdom?

Ok I'm pushing it now, but it's interesting nonetheless.

I initially thought this detail was lost forever, but lo and behold!

In the Three Great Continents map, it returned!

It's literally the same title decoration, with Eorzea replaced by The Three Great Continents!

But let's stay at the prototype map of 1.0 a bit longer.

The map looks more or less complete here.

But there are differences.

First of all, the name "Eorzea" is located at the bottom right – with a more generic

ornate border.

Ilsabard seem to be way more connected to Aldenard, as there's this MASSIVE portion

off to the east.

But I think the most intriguing detail here, is this one-winged symbol here.

It looks to have some sort of dragon in the center, and is located above Ishgard, which

doesn't even have an illustration of the city-state behind the banner.

What all of this means no one knows.

So let's go back to the actual 1.0 map, to the south east.

Here's a poem, called "In One Are Twelve".

The poem was made by Roddard Ironheart, who actually made the map:

A map is as precise As the malms walked in her making,

Yet I fear these feet Have but far too few between them

May she serve faithfully Any who would employ her for good,

And shun all who would fill Her borders with blood

Twelve see the steps taken By those who heed her humble guidance

Ensure her legacy endures.

I will Roddard.

I will.

Anyways, that's all well and good – the poem returned in The Three Great Continents

map, but my sight is locked on this thing right here.

Initially I figured it was part of the poem art, but… it's cut off on the right, and

is too far away from the poem to really belong there.

It also has this blank banner at the bottom, seemingly indicating that it was supposed

to mark down a point of interest of some sort.

However it is the only one of its kind, and it was completely removed in SB, so whatever

it was meant to indicate we may never know.

Okay, so let's talk flags.

At the bottom left of the map are the flags of the four major city-states.

And curiously, this part of the map was kept in SB.

Unchanged.

"But wait!"

I hear you shout!

What about Ala Mhigo?

Well again, as I pointed out in the beginning, Ala Mhigo was most likely never meant to be

more than a small settlement, with little to no impact on the main scenario, and thus

never got its own flag.

The map was also drawn up in 1506 of the Sixth Astral Era, so this means Eorzea was a different

place at the time.

Due to the Autumn War in 1468-1469, Ala Mhigo was no longer on good terms with the rest

of Eorzea, and the Eorzean Alliance consisted of Ul'Dah, Limsa Lominsa, Gridania, and

Ishgard.

This explains why only their flags are present on the top of the map.

When Roddard drew up this map, these were the only city-states that mattered to Eorzeans.

Having an Ala Mhigan flag there might have been very controversial.

But then, directly below the Big Four, are 14 smaller flags.

They are all unique in design.

Some are very hard to read, others are clear as day.

The flags seem to be divided into specific groups too.

These four are one.

Then there's these three.

These two outliers to the very right, these two, and these three.

The asymmetric grouping of the flags suggests a sort of hierarchy, or maybe even alliances.

But what do they mean?

Early theories suggest that they are hamlet flags.

But hamlets of Eorzea used their respective city-state's flags, and none of these flags

were ever seen in-game.

These ships sailing from Limsa Lominsa are marked on the map specifically with one of

the flags on them.

Why?

These are the only ships on the map with a discernable flag or crest!

A second theory suggests the following: Because this map was made before the game came out,

and before most of the world's lore was finalized, these flags might have been meant

to represent smaller settlements in Eorzea – including Ala Mhigo and Sharlayan.

This could explain why their city icons are so generic.

There are two flags separate to the very right.

These could be the flags for Ala Mhigo and Sharlayan.

But a third theory exists.

If we are to take the crown in the title thing literally, Eorzea might have been meant to

be a kingdom, and these smaller flags could be noble houses of Eorzea.

But there's also the fourth theory – that they are all gibberish meant to decorate the

map, and nothing else.

Of course, that is also possible, but how boring is that.

In addition to the strange ship crests, there's another flag or symbol that's always bothered

me about the Eorzean map.

These red squares with the gibberish text next to them.

They are red in colour and only appear twice on the whole map.

One near Thanalan, possibly Vesper Bay, and one in the Dravanian Hinterlands.

Is this supposed to indicate trade ports?

If so, why does Limsa and Gridania not have them?

Does it indicate an established trade route?

Is it a trade company flag?

I wish I had some good answers for you, but seeing as the text is garbled gibberish never

meant to really be read, and the flag not really being a thing in XIV, I can't give

you any.

We can only speculate!

And yes, these red flags are still there in the revised map.

We already know that 1.0 had a completely different direction planned, but we'll never

know where it was meant to go.

This map could hold some of the biggest hints about what was planned.

Content and lore we'll never see completed.

I'm super interested in hearing what you think about all this in the comments, so do

make sure to leave that for me before you leave!

If you liked this video, remember to leave a like, and you can subscribe too, if you

want.

Not forcing you though.

Anyways, thanks for watching this episode of SoaR.

I'll be back next month, and in that one we'll be looking at an unused Coerthan

dungeon!

May you ever walk in the light of the Crystal!

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is it a muggle or is it the cache owner I can't tell

Hello Cachers it's Lookout Lisa from Cache Advance and it is time for the May 2018

Geochallenge of the month well as cache hiders we all love receiving generous

cache logs so for the Geochallenge this month I challenge you to write a

generous log of 250 words or more ok Joshua now get to it. Here's how I look

at it there are three things that make a geocaching experience awesome one thing

could be a really cool fantastic container the other thing is a really

amazing fun location and I would say the third thing is meeting awesome

interesting fun people. A bunch of random people just showed up! So today I'm going to complete the May geochallenge

of the month which is to create a generous log a geocaching log of over

250 words and to ensure that I have enough things to talk about

in my log I'm going to try to have an awesome geocaching experience one of the

winners of last month's Geochallenge of the month was the geocacher by the

name of Bronco Cole so I thought you know what would make a really

interesting geocaching experience is to go find the geocache in his front yard

Hey hi are you look it I'm greeted with the whole family here how you doing guys

good to see you thanks for inviting me here

we got the whole family they're gonna watch me as I try to find this geocache

hi what is your name? Lilly. well hi Lilly and my understanding is

that your dad told me you watch some of my videos is that true? it is awesome thank

you so much for watching my videos what is your favorite geocaching video that I

made or the one that comes to mind the most? The cache pants dance.The Cache pants dance?

Do you know how to do the cache pants dance? yeah. We will have you do the cache

pants dance if I find the geocache is that a deal?

okay high five all right let's let's try to find the

geocache oh what's your name buddy? Ryan. Do you know how to do the cache pants dance

too? No.

ohmygosh gonna is you gotta see this paint job it's the most beautiful ammo

can I've ever seen. That is the most beautiful ammo can I've ever seen it looks

like the Arizona desert so this is Broncocole.l hi Broncocolel how are you

doing? doing awesome .a beautiful ammo can first of all you need to know that

Broncocole was one of the winners of the geochallenge of the month last month

how did you feel about that? That was quite the surprise, I was pretty happy.

awesome tell me about this ammo can did you paint this? that's a number one

question I get all the time okay sadly the answer is no. Okay who did

this mastery work? I won it at an event in Colorado. Wow I wanted to put it out in

the wild but I didn't want to put it too far from home because no way beautiful

it is. I losted this daddy! hey wait you know know where it is. We now know

where it is. you lost it? it was under that rock the whole time thank you so

much Chelsea for watching over this beautiful cache it hasn't gone missing.

Your welcome. I forgot it's May 3rd it's geocaching's birthday since its geocaching's

birthday and this is an epic geocache beautiful paint job and I'm hanging out

with some awesome people I think that deserves a "yes" chant. It's time to put the ammo can away. Lift up the rock.

here we go. (Laughing) WHAT? There was a puppy under there.You're even better than the geocache it's Nora the puppy she was protecting the

location while the geocache was gone what is this?

Lily what have you done? I drew a picture of you. You drew a picture of me on your front driveway oh

my gosh you got the hair down look at my hair you made my hair look good oh I got

look at five fingers you always know I talk with my fingers a

lot so that that's really cool too. What do you guys think does it look like me? I

think it totally does. Lily high-five great job great artistry

There you have it geochallenge of the month completed are you gonna win again?

Oh God, I was not prepared for this question. Well you got a chance you gotta enter to win you gotta enter

the win so you go out there have an incredible geocaching adventure just

like I did. And then go home I'm gonna go home right now and I'm gonna type a log

that's over 250 words and I'm entered. So take a screenshot at it or just send me

the text of your log - geocachingvlogger@gmail.com at and you can be

entered to win like this guy and win the geochallenge a month. Twice. Twice! Guys

thanks for watching if this first time watching my videos click that subscribe

button right there you don't miss anything as we bring joy the world 1

geocaching video at a time and as always, thanks for watching, thanks for watching.

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Pure Buffalo Milk

Heat The Milk For 20 Minutes

Let It Cool

Add Some Lemon Juice To Break The Milk For Chena

Remove The Excess Water From Milk

And This Is Pure Chena

Cooking Soda

Water

Maidha Or All purpose flour

Corn Flour

Milk Powder

Suji Or Crushed Wheat

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Sugar Syrup

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