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number ten Greek fire ancient scientists have given countless inventions to

humanity some inventions from ancient times still remain a mystery though the

Greek fire used by the Byzantine Empire in the seventh century is one of the

biggest secrets in science this was a liquid substance thrown from ships it

was impossible to extinguish with water and it spread quickly

this substance helped to defeat enemies in many naval battles in fact it has

served an inspiration for the famous wildfire on the series Game of Thrones

National Geographic got closer to making this fire by the creation of a

flamethrower built with a brass tube and a mixture of oil and pine resin however

there is a belief that the Greek fire contained naphtha sulphur and ammonia

among other substances the components of the Greek fire were a well-kept secret

nowadays historians and chemists continue to look for the way to

reproduce the formula of the Greek fire that seems to have lost in time Damascus

steel the Christian soldiers who fought in the Crusades came across a type of

weapon that had never been seen before the swords carried by the Islamic

military were constructed with the Damascus steel the strength flexibility

and wave-like patterns made them completely unique it is a fact that they

could cut a still prevail in the air and they could slice a rock without damaging

the blade sharpness these swords were made of crucial steel meaning steel made

with a different heating and cooling techniques moreover they were made with

a mixture of iron mineral wood leaves and coal however the specifications for

making these swords disappeared when the last blacksmiths who made them died in

the year 1700 competence universe stay in Madrid Spain states that they

have unveiled the secret to make these swords in fact they have the patent to

forge steel swords with a high content of carbon nevertheless there are still

debates by experts in metallurgy about the real manufacturing of Damascus steel

number 8 the Voynich manuscript Wilfrid Voynich a Lithuanian antiquarian of

Polish origin got a manuscript by an anonymous author the content of this

manuscript is still unknown Voynich spent his life trying to find out the

secrets of the document the book known as the Voynich manuscript honoring

voyages name has 246 pages and it is written in an alphabet that nobody has

been able to identify it is an undecipherable language in 2009 carbon

dating technique was performed on this manuscript

hence it found out that the manuscript was from the 15th century this

manuscript has hundreds of drawings that allow dividing the content of it into

sections such as botany biology and astrology it also has miniatures of

naked women and water or walking in the water and they are interacting by means

of tubes or capsules these miniatures are very strange considering the age of

the document it has become the most researched puzzle that has to be solved

number 7 the Antikythera mechanism

this corded brass object that seems useless is actually a 2,000 years old

analog computer the Antikythera mechanism was recovered from the bottom

of the sea in 1901 near Antikythera island greece it is divided into 82

pieces the device is a complex clock mechanism system made up of many brass

gears antiques experts have found out that this system was used to calculate

the moon phases and the lunisolar calendar

it could also forecast eclipses and be used to plan the exact date of the

Panhellenic games such as Olympic at critical games moreover it was also used

to show the planet movements known by that time to study its mechanism a

special tomograph built for the investigation of this ancient object the

similar technology was not developed until the Scientific Revolution between

the 16th and 17th centuries so it's a real mystery to know who made this

device and how its creator got the necessary knowledge to make a futuristic

invention at that time number 6 Shang hang seismograph present-day

seismographs have nothing to do with the first earthquake detector in history

Zhang hang a Chinese scientist and an astronomer from the East Han Dynasty

this seismoscope in the year 132 ad it is a copper vessel with dragon

heads aiming at the cardinal points beneath the dragon heads

there are various toads with open mouths when there was an earthquake a bronze

bar fell into one of the toads mouth indicating where the earthquake had

taken place and this device is able to detect earthquakes occurring 600

kilometers away some theorists believe that it is a system based on a free

swinging pendulum driven by inertia however the operation of this device is

one of the biggest mysteries in history the original seismograph does not exist

anymore and most of its replications are used just for decoration

there is a functional replica of this device in the History Museum in Beijing

number five Ulfberht Sword, many tombs from the Viking Age have been discovered

all over the north of Europe archaeologists have found inside the

tombs a total of 171 Ulfberht Sword, these swords were made with

techniques that were very advanced for that age they got their name from the

inscription plus Ulfberht on their blades the meaning of this word is still

unknown these swords are made of 99.9% pure metal which was free from slag also

having an almost perfect carbon balance according to experts the technology to

make these swords was superior at that time this technology did not appear but

800 years later in other regions it is similar to the one used for making

Damascus steel in 2014 a 9th century tomb was found in Scandinavia this tomb

had an Islamic inscription this finding makes scientists think that there may be

a link between Viking swords and the weapons used centuries later by the

Arabian militaries in the Crusades however no evidence has validated this

coincidence number forms the iron pillar of Delhi

time is a deadly enemy of ancient monuments that causes maximum damage

that's why this iron pillar weighing 6 tons and 7.21 meters high which is not

rusted during more than 1600 years it is still an engineering mystery located in

Delhi India the only clue about its origin is the inscriptions on the metal

they can be perfectly seen after centuries of exposure to the natural

environment many scientists think that the mild weather in the area does not

affect this big iron mass others suggest that phosphorus is a component of the

pillar and there is no sulphide and manganese in its structure which could

contribute to the good condition of the monument however all scientists agree

that this big iron monument is a living testimony of the wisdom of India's

former inhabitants number three, The Phaistos Disc, Luigi Pernier, an Italian

archaeologists discovered the fastest disc on the Greek island of Crete in

1908 this disc also known as the rosetta stone of the Minoan civilization and

made from baked clay is 15 centimetres in diameter and dates back to the late

Minoan Bronze Age it is engraved on both sides with a spiral of 242 symbols the

real meanings of these symbols are still unknown there are some theories about

the symbols they seem to be printed with a kind of seal this fact makes

historians think that this is probably one of the oldest printed documents in

existence or this object might have been used as a seal itself and may be

considered the first printing attempt it is also believed that this disc was a

musical score or even an asset inventory a calendar or a game a true thing is

that present time experts consider it a jigsaw puzzle

number two Roman dodecahedron despite the fact Roman civilization has been

studied for centuries still it is full of mysteries one of those mysteries is

the Roman dodecahedron it dates back 200 years ad it is a hollow object with 12

sides made up of brass or stone each side has a pentagonal shape and a hole

in the center hundreds of these devices have been found from Wales too hungry

especially in Germany France and Italy its size varies between 4 centimeters to

11 centimeters however no document has information about its existence or

purpose this is weird considering that Roman civilization kept the records of

almost everything there is a belief that these dodecahedron were used as candle

holders dice gauges for water pipes or simply as a solid foundation to support

the Roman eagle symbol it is also possible to think that these objects

were used for religious purposes or fortune-telling there is no doubt that

this is a multi-purpose mysterious object number one giant stone spheres

more than 500 pre-columbian stone spheres were discovered in the Sierpe district,

in the south of Costa Rica in 1939 the size of the stones ranges from

30 to 257 and they weigh between two kilos and 16 tonnes it was concluded

that Costa Rica's indigenous people used advanced cutting and polishing

techniques to transform blocks gia rites and igneous rock into spheres of the

perfect finish moreover it is believed that a superior method to transport

these spheres was also used experts state that these spheres are a mystery

not because of their construction but because of what they represent nobody

has figured it out yet many of these stones have been moved or exploited by

treasure hunters this situation has become an obstacle for investigation

some of these stones were placed near human and animal statues few data

suggests that this group of rocks my been used as an astronomical calendar

but the only truth is that there are not spheres like these in any other place on

this planet

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The Fall and Rise of FFXIV | Episode Seven | A Realm Awoken - Duration: 18:11.

After the troubled, yet successful relaunch of Final Fantasy XIV in the shape of A Realm

Reborn, players once again started to settle in the new old world of Eorzea.

One of Final Fantasy XIV A Realm Reborn's most prominent launch features was the introduction

of the male Miqo'te and the female Roegadyn – which were absent from the game's original

release, much like how Mithraa were female, and Galka were male only in Final Fantasy

XI.

The character creator got a facelift, however it would still retain it's lists of presets

over sliders, to many players' dismay.

Final Fantasy XIV would continue to receive universal praise from most major video game

critics for weeks after release.

But this would not last if the dev team didn't work hard, pushing out updates frequently.

You see, A Realm Reborn was hastily knocked together in less than 2 years.

An MMO of this scale would normally require twice that time, if not more, to be functional.

A Realm Reborn is not only impressive for being a remake of a Final Fantasy MMO, but

it's impressive for being a fully functional AAA mmo that was developed and released after

only 2 years.

But once you started to look deeper, the cracks started to show.

To save time on development cost and time, a lot of assets, code, and data from 1.0 was

used in the creation of A Realm Reborn.

This would give the newly released game a technical debt from day one.

Technical debt, or code debt, is a concept in software development that can be compared

to monetary debt.

You take up a loan, so you can, say, get a really fancy looking car quickly for prom

night.

You now have a shiny car, but you don't actually have the money to pay off the car,

so interest starts accumulating.

In FFXIV's case, the team reused assets from 1.0, and avoided adding certain basic

features to the game, to cut both cost and time.

This would mean the dev team would have to rework and add these basic features over time,

while still providing other new content to the game.

As time progress, more features will become standard for mmos, adding to the game's

technical debt.

Failing to pay off their technical debt, or ignoring it altogether, would eventually lead

to the game appearing aged and restrictive compared to competing mmo titles – rendering

it another failure, and suffering a fate similar to 1.0.

The trick was to hide it and try to resolve the debt silently over time.

The game's cutscenes, which used to be cutting edge motion captured in 1.0, with lip synching

occurring in certain instances, was replaced with more cost-effective in-game emotes and

nonsynchronous lip movements.

This was done to lower the time and cost of having to sync the lips to the different languages

the game shipped with, and the cost of motion capture.

Some elements still used motion capture, but for the most part, A Realm Reborn's cutscenes

were standardized, without damaging the game's overall quality.

An inevitable issue that would face the game at launch was a direct result of A Realm Reborn's

past.

The game's economy.

Final Fantasy XIV 1.0 had numerous extremely wealthy players who were now entering A Realm

Reborn's brand new economy.

Servers that survived the Calamity was branded (Legacy) servers, and these were expected

to have a very rocky start.

To combat the imminent inflation of the game's currency, all 1.0 players had their money

slashed by removing one digit off the end.

This also applied to the prices in ARR.

A potion which used to cost 1000 gil in 1.0, would only cost 100 in ARR.

In addition to this, vendor items would have prices set at a higher cost than they would

in 1.0, in an attempt to slowly remove gil from circulation.

This would only be one of many future attempts at regulating the gil.

Linkshells – 1.0's guild-like system where players could talk to each other in private

chat rooms, survived the transition, and would see very little change from its 1.0 version.

One major change though was the removal of the Linkshell crest, and the introduction

of Free Companies.

Free Companies would become the game's guild system, similar to Linkshells, but with added

bonuses such as Free Company actions, which could grand members unique perks, such as

increased exp gain or reduced teleportation costs, with housing planned to accommodate

the companies in the future.

Linkshells transitioned from being guilds to chat channels.

One of 1.0's most important and prominent community features was its forum, which was

used to gather feedback from players for future development of the game.

Since 1.0's community had been falling apart in the mid-2011s, it had garnered a rather

loyal set of players that were, let's say, more than critical, to the re-release of Final

Fantasy XIV.

The forums naturally carried over, in a more stylized form fitting the rebranding of Final

Fantasy XIV.

Players who… enjoyed… what 1.0 had to offer, and had an active subscription for

3 months during the Legacy Campaign in 2012, would have their accounts marked as "Legacy"

accounts, which would award the players with a cheaper monthly subscription, and the Legacy

Chocobo - a chocobo with distinct features.

The color is darker in tone, and has black end feathers.

The barding is unique in design, and the beak is tattooed with the legacy mark, something

that would also be visible on their characters' back – The Mark of the Twelve.

If the character had completed the 1.0 Dalamud questline – Living on a Prayer – they

would also enjoy a modified storyline to make the transition feel more seamless.

The starting cutscene literally continues where 1.0's dramatic ending left off, with

the Adventurer is teleported away by Louisoix, 5 years into the future.

The changes went fairly deep, with certain cutscenes' tones being completely different,

to certain cutscenes, like the ending to ARR's dramatic Praetorium sequence having an additional

scene – as a final reward, and thank you to the 1.0 players who struggled through and

supported the failed 1.0 version of the game.

The biggest reward for Legacy players, however, was the game's initial raid, The Binding

Coil of Bahamut.

The raid in many ways continued the "Living on a Prayer" questline from 1.0, with an

exploration of the aftermath of Bahamut's destruction and subsequent disappearance.

The raid would be the dev team's first attempt at a "large scale" raid experience, and

the tiers were split into "turns" going from "turn 1 – 5".

Unfortunately, the dev team didn't quite understand what players expected from a raid,

and added a turn that had no bosses or loot, and required the players to complete a jumping

puzzle to reach the exit.

Worse – since turns had to be completed in order, this turn had to be cleared every

week by statics to proceed to Turn 4 and 5.

It was… bad.

Players were left puzzled as to why this was even in the Coil series at all.

Some believing it was an unfinished turn shoved into release without the bosses and loot in

them, but shortly after these questions hit the official forums, community rep Bayohnne

ensured all players that this turn was -in fact – how it was designed from the start.

Immediate player backlash ensued.

How could this turn even be considered as part of the game's highest difficulty content?

Raid teams were furious.

It was a waste of time, and offered no reward.

The end of The Binding Coil of Bahamut, turn 5 to be exact, would quickly make up for turn

3's horrible design.

But the Queen of the First Coil was not without faults.

Her fight was riddled with bugs that would occur under certain conditions, and maintenances

were conducted several times, rendering Turn 5 completely inaccessible for hours at a time

during the raid's first weeks.

The most pressing issues Twintania suffered from were related to the additional enemies

that would appear during a specific point in the encounter.

These would, if killed immediately after spawning, or stunned prior to being killed, remain alive

with 0 HP, ultimately killing the party.

There was one rumor that has persisted long after The Binding Coil had concluded, claiming

that the Twisters were flat out broken in ARR.

Though the twisters WERE nerfed, the claim that they were broken is incorrect.

Twister was an attack cast by Twintania during the latter half of the fight.

It would have an incredibly quick cast time, and required the raid's immediate and full

attention.

4 random party members would shortly after have a small twister form behind them.

If the player made contact with the twister, it would instantly kill them.

The mechanic remained a mystery for weeks and weeks after release.

Wiping all who attempted to clear the turn.

The community was outraged, and demanded the fight be "fixed".

However, the official response from the dev team was that the Twisters were working as

intended and the claim by the community that the Twisters were entirely random, thus making

them impossible to dodge was wrong.

On October 26th 2013, two months after the raid's release, The Order of the Blue Gartr

finally cleared Turn 5.

Before any nerfs befell the Twister mechanic.

It turned out that the Twisters could be avoided by moving – immediately after the cast bar

appeared – in a clockwise circle and coming to a stop just before reaching the starting

point of the circle.

The reason for this is that the Twisters would spawn at random wherever you had previously

moved during the cast.

If you moved too far away from where you were positioned during the Twister cast, the twister

would appear directly below you and kill you.

Despite the clear, a nerf was issued the following week, based on player feedback.

Yoshi-P responded in an official forum post on the day of the nerf that they believed

the attack was too unforgiving, so the twisters timing would be adjusted.

When Blue Gartr was crowned World First Champions, the teams that failed to clear the raid due

to Twisters flared up in rage, even going so far as to call them cheaters.

However, Yoshi-P laid it all to rest in the same post that announced the twister nerfs

by officially confirming BG's world first.

The reason so many struggled with Twisters wasn't necessarily the mechanic's fault

alone, but also the servers.

A Realm Reborn's launch servers were really not up to the task, and players experienced

high levels of latency.

It was especially bad for players in Europe, as Square Enix had decided to place their

data center in North America.

Canada, to be exact.

Which was also where the North American data centers were located.

Fights such as Twintania and Titan hard and extreme became unbearable, and Square Enix

was forced to consider upgrading and moving their servers.

Crystal Tower, a 24-man raid inspired by Final Fantasy III, was teased as far back as late

1.0, was nowhere to be found in 2.0.

The dev team simply didn't have time to complete the content before release.

However, Yoshi-P and the rest of the dev team promised to deliver a big content patch by

the end of the year.

And on December 14th 2013, they delivered A Realm Reborn's very first patch.

A Realm Awoken.

This behemoth of a patch contained an incredible amount of content, including Hildibrand, Crystal

Tower's first tier, Ultima Weapon Hard, Beast Tribes, the first ever Hard Mode dungeons

– Copperbell Mines and Haukke Manor, and much much more.

The patch also saw the return of a fan favorite from 1.0, Good King Moggle Mog.

But the patch didn't only offer content, it offered features and changes to the game.

ARR introduced the item level system but made it nearly impossible to really tell what your

average item level actually was.

There was no average item level displayed anywhere in the character screen.

You would either have to do the math yourself, or simply use one of the many community-made

item level calculators to find your average item level.

Prior to the patch the game had no restrictions built into the Duty Finder to restrict players

with inadequate item level from entering certain content.

2.1 not only introduced item level restrictions on high level content, but also finally made

it possible to see your own item level from the character screen.

Measures were also taken to alleviate server strains, mostly aimed at duties within the

Duty Finder.

At launch, there was no system to prevent players from leaving their computer, and keeping

their characters logged into a duty.

And so, this started to clog up the instance servers.

To combat this, SE implemented a system whereas a player character was automatically kicked

if they remained inactive for 10 minutes.

The Duty Finder – which would pair you up with a party and place you in a dungeon - also

suffered abuse by players who would abandon duties if they didn't go as smoothly as

they expected or they simply didn't want to complete a duty, leaving players clueless

and without any way of completing the dungeon.

To deter players from leaving a duties in progress, the Duty Finder imposed a 15 minute

lockout on release.

However this seemed to not really bother people that much, so in 2.1, the lockout was increased

to a whopping 30 minutes.

The Party Finder was also introduced in 2.1, which made it possible for players to form

parties prior to entering with the duty finder.

The party finder was server-wide, and would see a lot of use by players trying to beat

raids and extreme-content.

The patch also introduced PvP to the game, and it got mixed reception.

FFXIV's new battle system, albeit it streamlined, felt slow and sluggish in PvP, and the whole

system felt uninspired and prone to cheesing.

The system was riddled with issues at launch and was quickly shunned by the FFXIV community.

Queue times would quickly rise to more than 30 minutes mere weeks after release.

The PvP system would see countless updates over the years.

The much anticipated housing system was also launched with this patch, so Free Companies

all over Eorzea swarmed to Mist, The Lavender Beds, and The Goblet in search of their Company's

new home.

But players were in for a rude awakening.

Prices were steep.

And no servers felt it worse than the old 1.0 legacy servers.

SE had found the ultimate gil sink.

A small fifth-class plot (the cheapest) on Aegis, Durandal, Gungnir, Ridill or Masamune

would cost you a whopping 40 million gil.

A large one.

Would cost you 500 million gil.

If you were new player in a new Free Company on a Legacy server, your chances of being

able to afford a house at the time, regardless of size, was slim.

The sheer size of the patch was impressive.

The patch was almost worthy of being called an expansion, and brought massive changes

and additions to Eorzea.

A Realm Reborn has survived the rebirth, weathered through its first raid, and successfully implemented

its first content patch.

For a game developer, you couldn't ask for a better outcome.

But A Realm Reborn still has a lot of issues to resolve, and danger looms on the horizon.

But that's a story for another time!

Thank you so much for watching this episode of the Fall and Rise of Final Fantasy XIV!

Leave a like if you enjoyed and subscribe for more FFXIV content!

We have a FFXIV podcast, two FFXIV retrospective series, Remnants and Secrets of a Realm, as

well as a minimum item level run series!

Anyways, I'll be back in the next episode of the Fall and Rise of Final Fantasy XIV!

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

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In this video, I will talk about. How to make face me person, or tree from photo in google sketch up.

Download a photo that you will use, check the image size and its square ratio.

Use rectangular tool to draw square 2m, 2m

Be sure to Import the photo and use image as texture is selected.

Use move tool to get the image down to the ground.

Select all and make component. Be sure that always face camera and shadows face sun options are selected.

Set component axes. Then click create.

Go to view and select shadow.

Cut white color space surround the photo to prevent its shadows. Before using freehand tool lift click 3 times onthe component to select it.

Highlight the outside area and delete it.

Still you have white area to get rid of this. You have to change the type of image in Photoshop to support transparent.

Go to Photoshop and remove the white color and save the image in PNG format instead of JPG format.

In Sketch Up go to material windows.

Edit and in model material change the photo with the PNG format.

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18 Weeks Pregnant - 18 Weeks Pregnant Symptoms - Pregnancy Week by Week - Duration: 3:30.

18 weeks pregnant – what to expect.

Your baby is now big enough that in the next few weeks, you'll feel him twisting, rolling,

kicking and punching.

Here's what your baby and your body is doing at 18 weeks pregnant, and everything else

you can expect this week.

How big is my baby at 18 weeks?

Your baby is about five and a half inches long this week and weighs somewhere between

five to six and a half ounces.

What's my baby doing at 18 weeks?

This week she will learn how to yawn and hiccup – something you might start feeling soon!

Your baby's nervous system is also maturing rapidly and her nerves are now forming complex

connections.

Your baby's hearing is now getting more acute, which means now is a good time to start

talking and signing to your growing bump!

What is my body doing at 18 weeks?

By now your uterus has moved up into position and has grown to about the size of a cantaloupe

melon.

In fact, you'll probably be able to feel it about one and half inches below your belly

button.

Yet this movement is also putting pressure on your lower back, which means backache is

a common side effect from now on.

Last week we spoke about the pregnancy hormone relaxin, which is continuing to work round

your body this week, relaxing all your ligaments and loosening your joints.

Reduce those aches and pains by sitting down with your feet up, or taking a long warm bath.

18 weeks pregnant symptoms.

Your baby moving.

A very exciting feeling, if you've experienced weird rumblings in your tummy the past few

days, it's not something you've eaten, but your baby moving around the womb.

Don't worry if you haven't felt anything yet, it might take a few weeks for you to

start feeling those first kicks.

Leg cramps.

If you're finding yourself being woken up at night with shooting pains in your claves,

rest assured this is also normal.

Experts aren't sure what causes this, but recommend trying calf stretches before bed

to alleviate the symptoms.

Edema.

A fancy word to describe the swelling in your feet and ankles that often happens during

pregnancy.

If your feet and legs look like you've just got off a long-haul flight, do not panic,

this is simply a sign your body tissues are accumulating fluid to support your baby.

You can reduce the water tension in your feet and lower legs by avoiding standing or sitting

for too long, and keeping your feet up whenever you can.

Bleeding gums.

Around half of mums-to-be will experience bleeding gums during pregnancy thanks to those

pesky hormones.

It's nothing to worry about, but it's really important to look after your teeth

and gums during pregnancy.

Heartburn.

Another common symptom during pregnancy, as those hormones loosen the muscle connecting

your stomach to your windpipe, acid can regurgitate up, causing a burning sensation in your chest.

Unfortunately, this is one that is only going to get worse as your bump gets bigger.

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Plants that are Toxic to Cats! Common Houseplants that are Toxic to Cats and Which Plants are Safe! - Duration: 6:35.

Hi guys and welcome back to Relax My Cat, my name is Savannah and with me here is

Mia and today's video is all about plants, I know, a bit of a weird one

but it's getting to summer and if you're anything like me I love to fill my home

with plants of the fake variety because I have really bad hay fever, I'm sorry, Mia

is still playing with this toy that I made in last week's video and it's the

only way today that I'm getting her to stay up here she is just so

uninterested with everything I have to do, yes so if you want some real plants

in your- oh sorry, in your house this video is for that, which ones are safe for

your cat on which aren't, as well if you're thinking about some for your garden

which are safe and which aren't so this video is indoors and outdoors plants to

avoid and some alternatives for whatever your needs may be, alright so let's get

started with indoors, obviously because of my hay fever I only have fake plants in my

house and they're a really good option if you're after something low

maintenance or no maintenance, Mia, low maintenance and that you don't have to

worry about your cat eating because they don't smell like anything Mia would

want to eat, she leaves them alone and that's just fine, I think they look just

as good as real plants but some people aren't into them, if you're one of those

people who are not into fake plants this videos definitely for you, so to get

started I want to talk about cut flowers, we get them as gifts and they enter

our homes really easily and without much thought and because of this, this is one

of the main reasons or one of the main factors that cats actually do get

poisoned, so I just wanted to list a few that you should definitely stay away

from, so if you're giving them as a gift, if you're giving flowers to someone with a cat I

would definitely get a bouquet without these, the first one is lilies

definitely, some species of lilies actually so bad that their pollen can

affect cats so Id just stay clear all together, next you've got tulips as well

there was a story that was going around not so long ago about a cat that died

from ingesting petals, again, stay clear and because they are cut the petals are

gonna fall so no matter where you put them they might end up on the floor and

that's a big risk, the last two are daffodils and irises, again it's the

bulbs with these ones it is more toxic but the whole plant is considered toxic

to cats as well so stay clear and do not plant them in your gardens, so with that

said I want to go on to indoor actual plants that come in pots and they're not

flowers that you can fill your home with, some that are safe and some that aren't, so let's go

ones to definitely just not get and cut out our azaleas, in your garden or in

your home, definitely not, they're really really poisonous to cats, dogs and

even horses, so just stay clear if you have any animals and ingestion of these

flowers as well can cause death so it's a big one, all of the ones that I've

touched on in this list are ones that are very toxic, just so the bar is kind

of set, stay away from these kinds of things, however if you do want flowers in your

home there's always spice orchids, they're gorgeous, as you can see they're really

lovely and they're real and flowers are very nice but if orchids are a little bit

hard for you to look after don't worry, there is a cactus known as the Christmas

cactus and this one will flower as you can see and it's gorgeous as well, it's

one of my favorites, I'm quite a fan and most succulents like hens and chickens or

lambs tails, they're safe too, now indoor plants are a lot easier to govern

because you just don't put them in your house but what about outdoor plants,

some to definitely stay away from if you have cats, dogs, any animals, even children

is definitely a yew tree, yew trees are

very very toxic even to humans and they grow really bright berries so children

will want to eat them and even the wood is said to be toxic so I'd just definitely

definitely stay away from yew trees, instead why not try some bamboo! Bamboo

grows really quickly, is quite easy to look after and it always looks really

lovely to me, I have some fake bamboo that I

usually have behind me here so that's maybe something that you could do too

however if you want some flowers in your garden there's always marigolds which

again quite pop- ...denied. - which again are quite popular and they smell really strongly

as well and they're really pretty, the flowers on them are gorgeous and

I'd say marigolds instead of (?) which are another popular garden plant

just because they are extremely toxic again and can cause death if ingested so

I'd stay away from those two, actually as well Pet Helpful the website have an A to Z

list of just all the plants that can be considered toxic to animals which I'll

put a link in the description below for you to have a look through, I found it

really helpful when I was buying for my old house, not so much now because I

have fake plants in here but definitely helpful if you're thinking of buying

some plants for summer, so that's it for this week, thank you so much for joining

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When it comes to levels of AI assistant popularity Samsung's Bixby is, well, erm...

It's probably best not to go there.

It's only available on expensive Samsung phones, and to top it off a lot of people don't really

like it.

That's compared to the others, which are all more readily available and in the hands of

more people.

Samsung's not going to let Bixby go anytime soon, and it's long been expected that the

company will develop it's own Bixby-powered smart speaker to take on the competition.

It just so happens that some details about that have leaked.

These leaks come from SamMobile, which claims that the speaker will feature a display, and

gesture-based controls, the ability to link multiple speakers together, and an overall

system that's designed to be like Google Home but with more functionality.

The site also claims the speaker will support Spotify from the get-go, with setup letting

users choose their preferred music service.

Interestingly SamMobile claims Lux will be able to change the direction sound is played

at, something that is fully under control of the user.

It's not clear how this works, though it's suggested that it might use Wi-Fi beamforming

to detect the user's smartphone or alternatively infra-red sensors.

Both are things Samsung has patented over the years, so it's not outside the realm of

possibility.

It's not clear when the Bixy/Lux Speaker will launch, what it will look like, or even how

much it will cost.

What we do know, however, is that it's going to have its work cut out for it if it wants

to be successful.

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Intro for Blender Noob [Blender Only] - Duration: 0:15.

I always fall

Back to the corner of the world

Where the sun don't shine

This place is too familiar

No matter how far I go

I always fall