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Russky Island is a summer place for the locals! [Battle Trip / 2017.08.25] - Duration: 12:53.
I'm getting hungry.
Yes, let's go eat something.
(7 minutes by foot to a cafeteria from the beach)
- Student cafeteria? / - Yes.
You really have to try this place.
- You can go even if you're not a student? / - Yes.
Wow, it must be fun.
(They go to the nearest building 3)
This is the school cafeteria.
Cafeteria!
The plates are the same.
- Do we just take one? / - I think so.
- It's a buffet? / - Yes.
It's nice.
This is a special experience to have
when you're abroad.
Yes, people at that age are always hungry.
(The food isn't fancy but you feel the care)
Regular people can eat at this cafeteria.
And there is a separate cafeteria only for students.
This one.
(He chooses stir-fried eggplant and vegetables)
- Thank you. / - I'll take this one.
(Muzie starts ordering like crazy!)
This.
That sauce looks tasty.
Stop. That's good. Okay.
I should have some of that too.
Isn't it cheap?
- It is very cheap. / - Yes, very cheap.
That's good.
This pastry is only 5 rubles.
What?
It's only 10 cents.
- What? / - That was amazing.
That was really amazing.
- It was 10 cents? / - This one...
This was the best item along with the snails.
- This one? / - Yes.
This cafeteria is nice.
It's great.
Yes, together.
How much could it be?
The two of us was...
$11.20.
Wait, how did we get more than $10?
(Saeyoon's meal)
- That was $10? / - Yes.
With $10, you can buy 100 of those sausage pastries.
You definitely could.
- This is so much for $10. / - It's 10 cents?
- There's a twist. / - There is.
There's a surprise?
(Muzie tries the fried rice first)
Good!
Then...
Yeah, yeah.
- It's good. / - It is.
It's delicious.
(They enjoy every part of their cafeteria meal)
- It's cafeteria food... / - That looks good.
- But you feel the care they put in. / - It's really good.
It's like your mom cooked for you.
It really feels like a home-cooked meal.
It's like those side dishes you had
when you were in elementary school.
Everything tastes good.
Universities have good cafeterias these days.
- Yes. / - If foreign travelers went to...
Our cafeterias, I'd feel good.
There will be a lot of Korean food and it'll be affordable.
- You're right. / - And it's a lot.
It's a lot and clean.
People bring their kids to eat here.
Anyone can come and eat here.
You can come here after playing at the beach.
- Since it's right here. / - I know.
Did you try the 10-cent pastry?
No, not yet.
- Gosh, this one. / - This was so good.
- The sausage was... / - It was good?
The sausage was different.
The sausage was less salty than American ones.
This is good.
- The sausage is really good. / - Tastes like the old days.
Should we buy $10 worth and take it home.
- 100. / - That's 100.
I don't think we can carry them.
It reminds me of when I was in college.
- My cafeteria had great instant noodles. / - I see.
That's why I want to go back.
We cleaned out our dishes.
(He shows the empty plates)
If you ask me what the best eatery was in Vladivostok,
I'd say here.
Cafeteria food?
(They finish the best meal of their trip)
Why? It's scary.
- Wait, what is it? / - The secret of the sausage pastry?
(Saeyoon goes to buy more of the sausage pastry)
Excuse me. Two bread to go.
Is it more expensive from the second one?
- How good must it have been? / - Nice.
We'll be good for the day with this.
The happiness 10 cents can bring.
Two bread.
(He confidently lays down 10 rubles)
- It must be free. / - Right?
- No? / - Wait, her expression isn't good.
Thank you. Wait, it's not enough?
Why? Why?
It's not it? How much is it?
It's not five rubles?
It's not 10 cents.
What is it?
It wasn't 10 cents.
(The lunch box is 10 cents)
- It's not 10 cents? / - No.
(Hahaha)
That's so embarrassing. So how much is it?
- It's a dollar each. / - $1.
- A dollar. / - Even then, it's cheap.
- That's still cheap. / - I'm going to eat this later.
- Where do we go now? / - Now...
We're going to a different island inside Russky Island.
It's not really an island.
It's like a cape.
You see nature right in front of your eyes.
- Just as it is? / - Yes.
(There's a cape shaped like North Korea?)
(Will they see this majestic view today?)
From Far Eastern University...
To North Korea Island...
There's a bus. Bus 29.
Yes, we can just take Bus 29.
We need to get on Bus 29K.
- What number? / - 29K.
29K.
The first bus leaves 6 a.m. Last one is 11 p.m.
- We can just wait. / - Is that it?
That's the one?
(He holds onto the dollar sausage pastry with his life)
No, no. It's not it.
- There's another one. / - The buses look so familiar.
- No. / - They just differ in color.
Yes.
- Hello. / - Hello.
Is there another surprise?
Did you guys have those for dinner?
- That bread? / - Is that the bus?
This is it.
- Bus 29. / - This is it.
Wait, isn't that an academy bus?
That was the bus.
My kids take that bus.
(Mister, where are you going?)
This bus feels like a town bus.
It kind of feels like Gangwon-do.
Yes, it kind of feels like a town bus in the countryside.
The outside view is similar to Korea's countryside too.
It doesn't take that long, right?
Yes, it's not far.
It's the fourth stop from the school.
But if we don't request the stop, it'll just pass by.
Saeyoon did a lot of research.
So it was fun using public transport.
(This is the stop? They just get off)
Isn't this Misiryeong?
Isn't this Misiryeong?
The fog.
(The bus leaves)
Gosh, what amazing view is waiting for us here?
Local people drive up there.
It looks like a movie.
- We got there by bus. / - Is it "The Wailing?"
Just as it is.
- It's mud. / - We're in trouble.
Take a look at what happens to white shoes...
- When you come here. / - No, no.
Try to wear old shoes when you come here.
It really feels like Gangwon-do.
- That surprised me. / - It's a Schnauzer.
- Did the dog get off? / - I thought it was a person.
- It's so cute. / - You're right.
Cars kept coming in.
The rental car system isn't that established yet.
- So it's not too bad trekking up. / - I see.
I want people to know that.
The fog is really insane.
Let's go up to the observatory and wait a little.
Okay.
I don't think I've seen this much fog in my whole life.
Let's go as far as we can.
Okay, this is the observatory.
- It's here. / - Where is it?
- What are they going to see? / - Can they even see it?
- Here. / - This is the observatory.
It's still a cool sight.
- What did they go to see? / - It doesn't show on screen.
I heard that there's an island shaped like North Korea.
I wanted to see it with you.
That's what we should have seen.
Is this VR?
(Shaped like North Korea)
Does it begin and end with VR?
I'm sure our trip will lose points here.
You know our show precisely.
Editing is really important here.
- Editing. / - We're going to have to mix VR.
Because he knows that VR was fun.
(Unfortunately, they missed this beautiful site)
We should have seen that.
The fog went away on our way back.
The view from the top looks great.
What was the best part of this trip for you?
The looping amusement park ride.
(They got on the pirate ship ride without much worry)
Wait, this really flips upside down.
I really didn't know it'd go around a loop.
And then that one. 4D?
- VR. / - VR.
It'd be nice to come to Russia during the summer.
- The sauna near the sea. / - The sauna and the sea.
That was nice.
We like being leisurely too.
A sauna in a secluded area...
It'd have been nice if we'd stayed 2 days there.
- 2 or 3 days. / - It was nice.
- That was the best place. / - Yes.
- Sauna, shashlik and beer. / - Yes.
It was a little disappointing that the weather was bad.
But despite the bad weather, the trip was great.
- It was so pretty. / - It was great.
- Even fog was beautiful. / - Yes.
But going into the ocean after the sauna...
- I was so jealous. / - Anyone would want to try.
Right?
I'd love to visit that sauna.
Do you need reservations?
That place is 100% reservation based.
You can call to make a reservation.
- You can communicate? / - The owner speaks English.
Are there many places like that or is that the only one?
We found similar places on our way there.
- I see. / - There are many.
That university campus was big enough
to have 19 bus stops. It's so vast.
- I think it'll be too hard to walk. / - Yes.
- It's not a campus. / - Do they lend you bicycles?
You can rent a bike for $3.
- It's not expensive. / - Right.
- That's pretty cheap. / - You can rent a bike.
I'm curious of your travel expenses.
- I really want to know. / - This is important.
- Yes. / - I'm confident.
What is their total travel expense to Vladivostok?
Love UV Tour's total expense for 3 days
in Vladivostok is!
The total expense is?
- Per person... / - Per person!
$248 in total.
Gosh!
- $240? / - Really?
- Japan is expensive... / - It's the number...
- Russia really has the advantage. / - It's cheap.
- Everything is basically cheap. / - Transportation too.
And also, to be honest, we could've taken the taxi
but we enjoy riding public transportation.
So I think that played a big part.
Let's vote.
Now, please vote whether you'd like to go on
the Love UV Tour to Vladivostok.
(Love UV Tour designed a trip to Vladivostok)
(What will the judges choose?)
Everyone has voted.
Look at them putting on an act.
They're pretending to vote.
- They're incredible. / - They really are.
You guys don't seem very confident.
- You guys look very dark. / - He's right.
- Are you okay? / - First of all...
There's no victory or defeat
when it comes to going on a trip.
"Trips are always right" as they say.
Why was I so obsessed about winning?
So I want to tell you that Hokkaido and Vladivostok...
- Are both very great. / - They're both great.
You'll find out the results next week.
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STRANGE NEWS SNAPSHOT, AUG. 24, 2017
The biggest story in science this week was the solar eclipse which traveled from coast
to coast in the U.S.
After it was over, Google reported an uptick in searches such "seeing sunspots", "eclipse
headache," and "my eyes feel funny."
But experts say that as long as you took proper precautions to protect your eyes, any discomfort
is likely just dryness from keeping your eyes open too long.
Meanwhile, in China, a man who felt something funny not in his eyes but in his ear, discovered
that he had a tiny stowaway— a living gecko.
Doctors tried to extract the gecko with tweezers, but it wriggled so much they had to sedate
it in order to remove it safely.
And from the depths of an ear canal to the depths of the ocean: scientists say that fish
are shrinking, and climate change is to blame.
As waters heat up, many fish need more oxygen.
But their gills can only take in so much, which can keep young fish from reaching their
full size as adults.
Scientists say that if current warming continues, some types of tuna could be 30 percent smaller
by the mid 21st century.
And that's this week's Strange News Snapshot.
I'm Mindy Weisberger for Live Science.
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Pound cake
Very fluffy, by socooking.fr
Preheat the oven at 180°
2 eggs
110G of sugar
Whisk together
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Mix slowly
1 teaspoon of baking powder
Melt 115gr of butter
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Butter a cake pan
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The Call of Duty: WWII beta has opened up a little earlier than expected, allowing those
who have been granted access to play a multitude of modes on a few of the game's maps.
I've been playing the beta all morning and have come up with five things you absolutely
must do.
Classes in Call of Duty: WWII are set up a little differently.
You'll need to select a Division, which grants you access to some exclusive perks,
weapons, and attachments.
I love, and will probably never stop using, the Mountain Class.
This is because it embraces stealth.
It keeps you off enemy UAVs, it silences your footsteps, and has plenty of other useful
traits, too.
I've always hated being on the enemy radar, and with so many people using the UAV scorestreak,
having the ability to stay hidden not only keeps you alive, but also nets you kills,
as enemies feel that they are safe with UAV support.
It may seem like a cowardly Division to pick, but you can be super aggressive with it.
If you're dying over and over again, and UAVs are in the sky, pick Mountain and turn
the enemy's streaks against them!
You must give it a go!
The Airborne Division is also worth a look, primarily because of the division-exclusive
suppressor SMG attachment.
An easy way to try it out is picking the Airborne preset class while in a match.
As you probably know, firing a weapon with a suppressor attached keeps you off the radar.
When I first gave this Division a go, I was flanking and taking enemies out left and right.
Enemies putting too much trust in their radar, and headset perhaps, feel betrayed as suppressed
fire tears through them.
Equip it and get killing!
An equally satisfying attachment is the Incendiary Shells which are exclusive to the Expeditionary
Division.
These can be loaded into a shotgun, and when you fire them, they set the enemy ablaze.
They are pretty insane.
I wouldn't call them overpowered from what I've seen, but they definitely provide a
frustrating way to die.
However, if you're the one using them, and I do recommend that you give them a try, it's
just fun as hell hitting the enemy with these.
And the screams are damn brutal, too.
You get four per life, so use them wisely.
After trying all of the CoD: WWII game modes, I have to say that War stands out as my favorite.
Perhaps it's because the other modes are classics, whereas as War feels fresh?
Either way, you must play a few round of this game type.
In War, one team must attack, while the other defends.
Attackers must complete multiple objectives, pushing the defenders further back.
As objectives are completed, the map opens up more and more.
If you've played Rush on Battlefield, you'll feel right at home here.
I'd advise giving this mode a play with friends, as teamwork is needed, especially
if you're hoping to win as the attackers.
To prevent spawn killing in the War mode, there are out of bound areas that limit both
the attackers and defenders from moving too close to the enemy's spawn.
If you go out of bounds, your character will be painted red and you become an easy target.
However, I found that the five seconds of time it gives you allows for a quick nasty
flank, if you can get away with it.
This is especially effective at the start of the War mode, where a quick sprint around
the outside of the building can net you a nice amount of kills and open up the objective
for your teammates.
Give this a go while everyone is new to the game!
And so those are five things you must do in the Call of Duty: WWII Beta.
Let me know in the comments what your current thoughts are on this new CoD.
Good?
Bad?
Tell me below!
This has been Mack, for Pixel Enemy, goodbye.
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More competition is always a good thing.
It pushes companies to innovate and deliver a product that the customer truly loves.
That goes for trucks, too.
So when Hyundai announced that they've greenlit development of a small pickup, we decided
to look at what made their 2015 Santa Cruz concept truck so unique.
Could Hyundai make a dent in the market?
Stick around to find out.
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Hyundai has been making large strides in the American vehicle market over the past years,
and soon they'll be entering a new market: Trucks.
In a recent article, Reuters confirmed that Hyundai is developing a small truck.
Yes, that's right, a SMALL truck, not a midsize or full size.
Vice President Michael J O'Brien says it will be similar to the Santa Cruz concept
that Hyundai revealed in 2015.
The Santa Cruz was an extremely unique truck, one that eschews nearly every standard set
by the big three.
So let's take a look at it, and what it could mean for the future of trucks.
Hyundai didn't design the Santa Cruz concept for truck guys, they even said that they didn't
design this truck for towing, payloads or ground clearance.
So who was it designed for?
Urban Adventurers, aka, millennials.
It's a truck for someone who needs an open bed and seating for five.
One scenario they brought up at the reveal was throwing your stinky gym bag in the bed
so you don't stink up your SUV.
As we mentioned earlier, this is a small truck.
They didn't give bed measurements, but they did show off a cool bed extension feature
that makes the bed approximately the size of a midsize truck.
A nifty feature for an Urban Adventurer.
It's also got tie downs throughout the bed, roof, and even in the wheel wells for when
you've got an extra large load to carry.
Another cool feature is an integrated hard roll up tonneau cover.
For someone who isn't a big truck fan and just needs something for those rare occasions,
but wants to keep their cargo secure that could be a big selling point.
Hyundai seems to be taking a similar approach to Honda in that their target market is people
who would normally buy a car or SUV but want extra utility without the size and cost.
Although they never mentioned a price at the Santa Cruz Reveal, they spoke a few times
about how modern trucks are just too expensive.
Could we see a small pickup priced at under 20k?
Do you think Hyundai could be creating a new craze?
Will they steal sales from the Ridgeline?
Could they even make a dent in the big 3s sales numbers?
We'll just have to wait and see but tell us what you think in the comments below.
Until Next time, I'm Ken with 4 Wheel Online.
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