If you've picked up an LG G7 ThinQ from Verizon, you'll be happy to know that there's a new
update available for your phone, which brings a couple of camera improvements and a handful
of new features.
Let's start by talking about the security changes included in the update.
According to Verizon, LG G7 ThinQ users will be getting the July security patch along with
the update, which isn't really something out of the ordinary.
As far as the camera improvements go, LG G7 ThinQ owners can use the Auto button to manually
select a scene category instead of waiting for the phone to pick one.
Also, you'll be able to manually select any subject that doesn't match one of the 19 pre-set
scene categories.
Another change concerns the home screen and is meant to make application names slightly
enlarged for easier readability by increasing the font size.
Furthermore, a custom setting is now available for the Equalizer, you can find it in the
Setting / Sound / Sound quality and effects / Equalizer.
Obviously, you can also access the menu from the Music app's playback screen.
The weather time format has been updated to reflect the time format saved in system setting.
There are also more Calendar options for a new event like syncing it with an existing
photo, file, or task.
Last but not least, LG G7 ThinQ users are getting Google AR Stickers, which means the
camera will now support "AR Sticker" mode.
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Battle of Tuyuti 1866 - War of the Triple Alliance DOCUMENTARY - Duration: 16:58.
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War is hell, but few wars were as horrible as the Paraguayan War, otherwise known as
the War of the Triple Alliance. During this conflict the recently independent Argentina,
Brazil, and Uruguay fought against Paraguay in the marshy, wet, and rough subtropical
lowland surrounding the Paraguay and Parana rivers and the war culminated at the battle
of Tuyuti, which historians often call the Latin American Waterloo.
As the Spanish lost control of their colonial possessions, from the ashes of their old Viceroyalty
of the Rio De La Plata the nations we now know as Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay slowly
formed. However, they were unsure of where their borders were.
Paraguay declared itself an independent republic in 1813 but soon found itself under the control
of dictatorial strongmen. In 1862 Francisco Solano López succeeded his father as the
dictator of Paraguay. While Paraguay was prosperous and stable under absolute rule of Lopez, who
commanded one of the largest and most loyal armies in the region, its neighbours seemed
to be in a state of flux and uncertainty. Argentina suffered constant civil conflict
as those in Buenos Aires tried to exert control over the rest of the country.
Brazil, which had declared itself an independent Empire in 1822 under the emperor Pedro I,
instantly became the continental superpower and immediately clashed with Argentina, the
other power in the region. Uruguay, then known as the Banda Oriental,
was the smallest of the newly independent nations and had to fight for its independence
until 1828. The capital of Uruguay, Montevideo, due to
its strategic location on the mouth of the Rio De La Plata, nearly directly across from
Buenos Aires, posed a unique threat to Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, and all three were not
eager to see it controlled by their rival. So, ever since its independence, Uruguay had
been in a state of constant war. First against Argentina and Brazil and then between the
two major political parties that arose in the country: the Colorados and the Blancos.
In 1863 the leader of the Colorado Party, Venancio Flores rebelled against the then
President Bernardo Berro and his Blanco Party. In that small civil conflict between two political
parties, in the smallest nation in the region, the greatest war in South American history
was sparked. Flores was supported by both Brazil and Argentina,
and Lopez saw that as a threat: Paraguay, as a much smaller nation wedged between these
two great powers, could only really hope to survive by playing them off against each other.
Brazil declared war on Uruguay on the 12th of October 1864. Paraguay immediately began
to mobilize its army and declared that it would protect the ruling Blanco party in Uruguay.
In November of 1864 the Paraguayan gunship Tacuari seized the Brazilian ship Marquis
de Olinda, and hostilities between the nations commenced.
In late December 1864, Lopez launched his invasion of the Brazilian province of Mato
Grosso. The Paraguayans won a few battles and by mid-January 1865 the southern part
of Mato Grosso was under their control. However, Lopez was aware that he needed to get to Uruguay
to assist the Blancos and in order to do this his troops would need to cross the Argentine
province of Corrientes. In January of 1865 both Paraguay and Brazil
asked Argentina for permission for their armies to move across Corrientes. Argentine President
Mitre, declined both. Lopez ignored that and sent 20,000 men under
General Venceslao Robles into Corrientes. Paraguay declared war on Argentina in March
1865. By April the Paraguayans had taken the province's capital, the city of Corrientes
and captured most of Argentina's warships. This proved worthless, however, as in February
Colorado and Brazilian troops entered Montevideo and forced the Blanco into exile. Uruguay
had now swapped sides in the war. In May Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay signed the Treaty of the
Triple Alliance and the War of the Triple Alliance commenced.
The Allies began to slowly mobilize and eventually pushed the Paraguayans back. After defeats
at Riachuelo and Yatay, Lopez ordered a complete withdrawal from Argentina to focus on defense.
By early 1866 the Allied army consisted of around 35,000 men. They were slowly encroaching
into Paraguayan territory and the small-scale raids that Lopez was sending at them had done
little to stop their march. The Allies were suffering massive casualties from disease
and starvation due to difficulties maintaining supply lines.
In the swampy, thorny, and mosquito ridden swath of land known as Tuyuti the allies set
up camp. Lopez and his 27,000 strong army moved towards this camp. He had decided that
he wanted to take the initiative, however, by doing this, he was ceding the geographic
and numerical advantage to his opponents; the terrain of Tuyuti was inherently advantageous
to the defender. To make up for this Lopez planned a surprise
attack at dawn, with 4 separate assault columns attacking simultaneously.
The allies had camped between the Estero Bellaco marsh and a thick underbrush called Mato.
In the centre lay the Uruguayan and Brazilian artillery along with divisions of Uruguayan
infantry under Colonel León de Palleja. Further back in the centre and to the left lay the
main Brazilian forces and reserves. All in all these totaled around 22,000 Brazilians
and 1,600 Uruguayans. The Allied right was composed of the Argentinians.
At the front, led by Wenceslao Paunero, were 4 divisions, with some cavalry on the flank.
Behind them was the Argentine artillery, with 2 cavalry divisions in reserve behind them.
Further back and under the command of Argentine President Mitre, were an artillery division
and 3 cavalry divisions. The Argentine forces totaled around 11,000 men.
The original Paraguayan plan involved using the dense shrubs and thorns surrounding the
camp as cover, so they could move their army into position before surprising the Allies.
However, it proved much more difficult than expected and rather than all four groups arriving
and attacking the allied camp at dawn, it wasn't until noon that the signal for the
attack was given. Even then the Paraguayans still struggled to get through the bushes
quickly and so the Allies could clearly see them forming up slowly in front of them.
Unaware of the delays with the other columns, Colonel Diaz attacked first. His cavalry,
with sabers in hand, charged towards the Uruguayan and Brazilian centre. He made short work of
the Allied pickets and after a short wait in order to allow more men and guns to arrive
he took his two cavalry regiments and charged towards the entrenched Uruguayan artillery.
The charge was met with an 18-pounder volley that ripped through the dense Paraguayan lines.
As they got closer the Uruguayans started to fire musket volleys at regular intervals.
The Paraguayans continued the charge, despite hundreds falling under the hooves of their
advancing comrades. As the Paraguayans got with 180 meters of the Uruguayan line, the
27 guns of the Artillery Regiment opened fire and wreaked havoc. Men and horse were torn
asunder. The survivors of the charge quickly turned
back and galloped towards the bushes they had struggled to emerge from. Half of Diaz's
cavalry were butchered without so much as touching the enemy line. He was furious and
wondered where on Earth the other columns under Barrios and Marco were.
As Diaz's infantry formed up, Marco's troops arrived on his left. The Paraguayans
readied themselves for another charge. The Brazilians reinforced the Uruguayan left flank
just as Diaz's infantry began their advance. As the Paraguayan infantry slowly trudged
through swampy terrain they were fired down upon by the Brazilian guns and artillery.
Their ranks were swept away and the already thick marsh was made more impassable due to
the bodies. The regrouped Paraguayan cavalry then made
another charge at the Allied artillery. The commander of the artillery yelled to his troops
"They are not going through here!" and directed his artillery to unleash constant
fire. Paraguayan corpses piled upon each other, not a single one closer than 50 meters to
the Allied line. The surviving cavalry tried to turn to the
right to avoid the guns and assist the floundering infantry assault. Both were annihilated.
The Allied centre had little time to celebrate, as Paraguayan troops continued to pour in
on them, the slaughter apparently not stopping them from charging. The smoke from the guns
made it near impossible for the rest of the battlefield to see what was happening there.
The fight descended into a series of charges. As Paraguayan soldiers hopelessly attempted
to run through a hail of artillery fire, screaming in Guarani, they were met with an immovable
Uruguayan and Brazilian defence. Casualties on both sides were high. The Paraguayan elite
40th Division suffered nearly an 80% loss and the Brazilian General leading his men
on that line was shot off his horse 3 times during the chaos.
Far off from the chaotic centre in the Allied left rear lay the Brazilian Light Brigade.
These men, tasked with guarding the rear were astonished to see Paraguayan cavalry suddenly
burst out of the thick bushes in front of them.
In the confusion the Light Brigade was pushed back and was on the brink of annihilation
when the 2 Brazilian volunteer forces arrived and managed to halt the Paraguayan advance.
The cavalry refused to give up and continued fighting. Two more Brazilian divisions arrived
to try and push them back. As more Paraguayans poured out of the bushes more Brazilians arrived
to meet them. The unoccupied Brazilian artillery was then pushed to this new front. They took
aim at the few narrow exits from the bushes and mowed down the Paraguayans as they tried
to emerge through them. Within half an hour entire Paraguayan regiments
ceased to exist. The assault on the Allied rear had been stopped in its tracks.
On the Allied right, the Paraguayan forces under Resquin had finally arrived. Resquin,
with his mostly cavalry-based force, continuously charged the Argentine lines, but without seriously
committing. He was looking for some sort of weakness or a battalion that could be easily
routed. He managed to poke some holes in the Argentine
1st Division and began swarming in and bypassing it. The Argentine infantry quickly formed
squares and stuck out their bayonets to defend against the cavalry pouring down on them.
All 4 divisions did their best to remain in tight bayonet spiked formations while the
Argentine artillery further back fired into the Paraguayan cavalry. The cavalry suffered
extreme casualties and whole regiment was wiped out.
The Paraguayan cavalry made another attempt to charge the line and destroy the Argentine
artillery but was again repulsed. In a last ditch thrust to try and break the line the
5 cavalry regiments and 2 battalions made another fierce charge. But the divisions held
in reserve by Mitre were able to move up and assist the beleaguered line, halting the Paraguayan
advance. By 4:30PM the fighting had ended. Tuyuti had
been transformed into a swamp of blood
filled with mountains made of corpses. Of the 27,000 Paraguayans involved in the battle,
7000 lay dead, another 8,000 wounded and most of those would die in the following days.
The allies lost around 1000 men with another 2000 wounded.
The elite of the Paraguayan army lay dead in that swamp. From now on Lopez would have
to fill his ranks with children and elderly men. He would never again mount a major offensive.
The war continued for another 4 years, as the Allied troops pushed further and further
into Paraguay. Refusing to surrender, Lopez initiated a brutal guerrilla campaign until
on March 17th 1870 he was shot dead by Brazilian troops.
With his death the Treaty of the Triple alliance was enacted and harsh terms were brought to
bear on Paraguay. Brazilian troops would remain in the country for years. Brazil also gained
disputed territories north of the Apa River while Argentina took huge amounts of land,
including the disputed Misiones Province and all the disputed lands south of the Pilcomayo
River. Paraguay lost more than ¼ of its pre-war territory and was forced to pay war reparations.
Up to 60% of its population was gone, and 90% of its men were dead. Its economy was
devastated and would never truly recover. Paraguay ceased to be a regional power.
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Thor vs Loki - Battle of New York | Marvel's The Avengers (2012) - Duration: 4:59.
We got to get back up there.
Stark, are you seeing this?
Seeing. Still working on believing.
Where's Banner? Has he shown up yet?
Banner?
Just keep me posted.
Jarvis, find me a soft spot.
Look at this!
Look around you!
You think this madness will end with your rule?
It's too late.
It's too late to stop it.
No. We can, together.
Sentiment.
We've got civilians still trapped up here.
Loki.
They're fish in a barrel down there.
We got this. It's good. Go.
Do you think you can hold them off?
Captain,
it would be my genuine pleasure.
Just like Budapest all over again.
You and I remember Budapest very differently.
It's going to be an hour
before they can scramble the National Guard.
National Guard?
Does the army know what's happening here?
Do we?
You need men in these buildings.
There are people inside and they're going to be running
right into the line of fire.
You take them to the basements or through the subway.
You keep them off the streets.
I need a perimeter as far back as 39th.
Why the hell should I take orders from you?
I need men in those buildings.
Lead the people down and away from the streets.
We're going to set up a perimeter all the way down to 39th Street.
Well, we got its attention.
What the hell was step two?
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VI Làm thế nào để làm cho tôi đối mặt với người từ ảnh trong google sketchup - Duration: 3:31.
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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Kachaoda A28 Tiny Phone Review - World's Smallest and Light weight phone - 2018 - Duration: 3:16.
What's up guys, my name is azeem and welcome back to another new exciting video and in today's video
We're going to unbox a phone. This is not a smartphone and the brand name is kechaoda, and the model number is
A28 and
You can see the size of smart. This phone is very
Small and thin at the backside of box you got some specifications
It has one point eight inches of VGA display
mp3 and mp4 Sport
Beauty dialer and it weighs just about
200 to 300 grams
So now let's open the seal of the box and have a look at the box contents in the box you will just got
two products one will be charging cable and
Second one is main unit
this is phone and this is the data cable that will be used to charge your phone or
to
transfer data between your food or EC and laptop
And here it is this is the chowder
8:28
phone
This is the back side of them
You can see and add the bottom of phone here is a little strip and
when you will remove it, you will see there is
one memory card slot and
two
SIM slots and
This is the charging port
This is the camera with dual flash
There is also a camera at the front here. You can see this is the front camera
Now let's turn on the phone
and
Phone has been turned on
This is an amazing phones very small size
Lightweight and very thin smart and just the size of credit or debit card
And this is a beauty dialer. You can connect any device your SmartWatch or your
Android phone with this phone
to play your musics on it and the body is totally made of
Metal, so make sure to give this video a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe our Channel
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