The project began for me in May 2015, when I joined the team.
One of the first conversations I had was with Creative Director, Dan.
We really want authenticity in the South American cultures that we're going to represent.
I started to look around for specialists in South American music and all those kinds of sounds.
Very quickly came up the name Brian D'Oliveira.
Rob came by in person to the studio.
Very nonchalant, he actually just showed up: "Hey, how's it going?
Wanna chat to you about something that I'm working on, we could possibility work together.
Yeah, it's Tomb Raider."
And I'm just...
I was floored, actually.
One of the first concepts that really came out of that meeting
for the sound and for the music was this idea of fear.
Getting into the texture of what darkness is.
What is that sound?
I got so inspired, I basically spent a whole night sleepless and I started recording right away.
It was really weird, because that was actually the sound that I had in my head.
It was the beginning of an amazing journey for these past three years.
I had done a lot of trips in my life.
I had gone to Mexico, to Peru.
I've been all over South America.
But I realized that I really needed to go and dig deeper.
I did a specific trip to Mexico where I went instrument-hunting.
I showed up there with two suitcases empty, a little backpack.
I didn't know anybody.
I had ten days, and this is like: "Let's go hunt!"
I showed up, started making phone calls.
I remember one time I found these magical rocks in this town called Mineral de Pozos.
Made of volcanic rock.
Hit the rocks with other rocks and it sounds very strange.
I had a little helper and they were like:"What are you doing taking these rocks?"
All these instruments that you would have no idea that they could even be used as an instrument.
I filled up eight bags of instruments!
And the beautiful thing was that everybody was really helpful.
They were fascinated.
"You're taking these pre-hispanic, Mexican instruments and you're doing a video game?"
Many different instruments, the ones that really stand out to me as being really unique
are the death whistles, which is more of an Aztec instrument.
It's a clay skull which can be various sizes but makes a very scary sound, almost like a human scream.
I actually spent some time with makers and I learned how to make instruments.
I sat down for a couple days and learned how the flutes work, what the mechanics are,
and the approach of all these little wind instruments and drums.
Some of the percussion instruments like the teponaztli, which is a horizontal wooden log,
and has a really unique sound.
And the huehuetl, which is a hollowed-out tree trunk.
More of a stand-up kind of drum, which again, has this really unique sound.
All those three together obviously sound really amazing.
One of the things we really wanted to do is
to move away a little bit from the more melodic approach of the previous games.
Go more into that idea of fear and ambiance, and to have the player feel like
they don't really know what is music and what is a sound effect.
In a sense, this how they approached music in pre-hispanic cultures.
It's not just the flute that makes a melody.
Actually, the flute is meant to be a part of the environment.
It would emulate certain birds or effects.
So we'll take a lot of elements of Brian's music like the death whistle and things like that,
and we'll actually place them in 3D in a lot of these tomb spaces.
As the player moves the camera around, they hear these musical elements panning around.
I found two instruments that really represented Lara.
For me, the main one is the cello.
To me, it's her past, it's her physical embodiment.
And then I found also this one death whistle which is shaped like a puma,
and it sounds like a puma.
You hear that all over the game.
In the jungle that she finds herself in, it's a very threatening and dangerous place.
It was really important to get the birds and animals, and pick ones that would really fit in
with the idea of fear, like the howler monkeys.
There are alo birds like the oropendola, which sounds really bizarre and really different
from birds we would expect to hear.
A lot of the instruments you hear are ones I found in the Amazonian jungle.
This instrument was made by this shaman that I spent time with.
This specific instrument was the starting point for me to work the parts of the jungle.
I remember being in the middle of the night and he's playing this.
Another one of the key locations in the game is this hidden city, called Paititi.
Instead of music as a score, we treat music like source music.
The people are actually playing in the marketplace or wherever it is.
We worked really closely with the animation department to make sure that the right instruments
were being played in the correct way.
One of the really important things for us was that this game needed to feel very cinematic.
We took the game to Pinewood Studios in the UK.
We mixed the game in Dolby Atmos.
That really helps to exaggerate this sense of verticality in the game.
They mix so many iconic movies, it felt like the perfect place to finish the project.
When I was a kid, I was obsessed with Maya and Aztec cultures.
It's a huge part of me and to be able to explore that and be real,
and show the aspects of it that are positive, it was a huge chance for me.
Our goal has always been to create the most visceral, emotional and intense Tomb Raider
experience that's ever been seen.
The work we've done on the sound and the music all feel like it's really achieved that goal.
It's something that I'm very proud of.
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Why I Love Airsoft ft GI Mike - Airsoft GI - Duration: 6:18.
Hey everyone, my name is Michael. I've been playing Airsoft for nine years and
this is why I love Airsoft. I mainly love Airsoft because it's a hobby that gets
me outdoors it gets me you know just out of the house, away from the real world,
pretty much it's very similar to a kind of a video game escape but it gets me
out interacting with other people in person. Being a firearm advocate in
California is pretty hard sometimes but Airsoft is a great alternative to that
it allows me to have very cool-looking weapons and it allows me to collect some
of the things that I've seen in movies, TV, video games, comics, a lot of different
things of media show you all these, you know, cool guns that you can't exactly
own in California so Airsoft is a good alternative to collecting, you know, show
pieces like that. Another thing I really do enjoy doing is going out to fields
meeting new people, learning different tactics on how they play, how they
manipulate their weapons, a lot of what I've learned has come from playing
Airsoft and taking in as much information as possible. My philosophy
when I play is play hard, play aggressive, and stay towards the front but not at
the immediate front. Now the reason I don't like to be at the immediate front
is oftentimes it's usually one or two kills and then you're eliminated right
away while if you sit back just a little bit you're still able to see everything
going on and still be able to maintain good cover and still be effective and
not get yourself eliminated and still be an asset for your team. The kit that I
use one I maintain that play style is very simple it hasn't really changed
much over the years the play carrier's been changed out a few times. Currently,
I'm on the Shellback Banshee it's a very comfortable plate carrier very
lightweight and I really do enjoy running it and then I keep it simple for
what goes onto it on the front I typically have three magazines holding
everything maybe a kangaroo pouch if I am running a longer game and then some
kind of EMT pouch on my back and then hydration carrier and that's pretty much
it for my plate carrier I don't really like to overload it. Maybe a water bottle
pouch but that would be pretty much the extent of it but if I have the hydration
carry on it I really don't need it and then maybe a radio pouch for those
longer games that the extra comms and communications with
for the rest of the team. Headgear wise, it really hasn't changed much, it's
usually either a hat helmet or some kind of beanie, something to protect my head
when I'm playing longer games I'll typically go the helmet route so I can
run my GoPro, shout out to BrainExploder for the BrainExplorer mount, very solid
mount so I can record everything using my GoPro. My second line is where I
really kind of rely more on my kit it's a very basic I believe is the dragon
spine is what it was called we used to sell them they're a very affordable belt
I pulled all the pouches off and put my own on there. Currently I have some HSGI
Tacos, I have some Rheological Customs banger clips, an HSGI mag-net dump
pouch, and a Rheological Customs Kydex holster for my Glock 17. Now I really do
prefer the custom Kydex holster specifically for what I'm carrying. It's
just much more snug, much more secure, and it gets out a lot faster than something
that's kind of like a general-purpose cotton pouch or a fabric pouch that
isn't really designed for one particular thing but it's not a secure as I would
like it to be. Alright now that I've talked about my kit I kind of want to
discuss my background and what really got me started in Airsoft. Originally, I
started playing paintball around 2007-2008
and I had absolute blast doing that. I was out with my family, a couple of my friends,
and I had another friend at school, actually he had mentioned Airsoft to me, you
know you know, "What's Airsoft?" he told me it's similar to paintball in that you
know you shoot other players with guns similar to yours but the guns were much
more real, and then the main projectile wasn't a paintball is a little plastic
BB. I'm like, "I'm not too sure how that sounds" and then he invited me to go with
him to Airsoft GI actually so I went with him to the store and I was blown
away by everything in there. The guns that looks so real. The cost of
everything was roughly on par with paintball and I was really blown away by
the the quality of the guns and you know the craftsmanship of it. The first gun I
ever owned was actually a spring 1911 that I picked up at Big Five and I still
have that to this day, but that's pretty much the extent of experience I had with
Airsoft and I wasn't you know too familiar with the competitive aspect of it
and he brought me in to GI, he got a WE Tech 1911, I ended up going home
empty-handed because I didn't have any money on me at the time, but it wasn't
long until I came back and started building my own
inventory of Airsoft stuff and I haven't stopped since it's, it's become literally
my favorite hobby, it's my favorite thing to do. I'd rather go to an indoor field
player Airsoft with all you guys rather than stay at home and play video games but
it's a really fun hobby I've enjoyed every single second of it. The reason
I've really stuck around is the community that's been built within
Airsoft. It's a really tight-knit community, it
seems like everybody knows each other, you know, I got friends that play at
feels pretty much every day of the week, I got friends working within the
industry at other field, stores, across the country even. I got friends that do
YouTube as well and they've it's all come from this one hobby and even the
people are hanging out with regularly outside of work and not playing Airsoft
they they came from the Airsoft community and I'm very grateful for that.
Nine years ago, when I started, I didn't expect to be where I'm at today, I didn't
see this becoming a pretty much a new hobby for life. I met new people, GI gave
me the opportunity to be within the industry about two years ago and ever
since then my love for the the hobby and game has just grown so much and I'm
blown away by how far it's taking me to this point.
Alright so that's Why I Love Airsoft now go ahead and comment down below why you
love Airsoft what got you into it, why you've stuck around, what innovations are
keeping you in our Hobby, Sport, Game, whatever you really want to call it and
I really do look forward to hearing from all of you guys. Alright guys that's
gonna conclude today's video. Make sure you do hit the like, share, and subscribe
button and don't forget to hit the notifications icon to be notified any
time we upload brand new content. My name is Michae, this has been GI TV I'll see
you on the next one.
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Trump Yells At Japanese Prime Minister, Says He "Remembers Pearl Harbor" - Duration: 3:06.
The Washington Post is reporting on a very bizarre telephone call that took place between
Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe back in June.
According to those who were present for the phone call, Donald Trump erupted in a screaming
fit against the Japanese prime minister, and at one point yelled, "I remember Pearl Harbor."
Now, according to those who were in there when the phone call took place, Trump was
angry about the fact that Japanese citizens aren't buying enough US goods, but US citizens
are buying a lot of Japanese goods.
That made Donald Trump mad.
He decided to take it out on the prime minister and yelled, "I remember Pearl Harbor."
Let's get something straight real quick.
Donald Trump was born in 1946.
Pearl Harbor was bombed on December 7th, 1941, so that was five years before the man was
born.
He wasn't even born during World War II at that point, so there's no chance of him actually
remembering Pearl Harbor, unless he was talking about that movie with Ben Affleck, which I
seriously doubt he was.
Nonetheless, even if Donald Trump had been alive at that point, what does that have to
do with the Japanese buying US goods and the US not buying Japanese goods?
The answer is absolutely nothing, but this is the kind of mad man psychopath that we're
currently dealing with in the White House.
He has no idea how to conduct himself so that he doesn't come across as a complete jackass
when talking to other world leaders.
The story goes on to talk about the fact that Shinzo Abe is actually one of the people Donald
Trump actually likes.
He's one of the few world leaders that Donald Trump does not insult, he does not talk bad
about, according to aides inside the White House.
Everybody else, yeah, they get their fair share, but not the Japanese prime minister,
so I guess that's good for him.
And it also said that Trump frequently says incorrect things to the prime minister and
then the prime minister waits patiently for Donald Trump to stop talking, and when he
sees an opening, he will gladly jump in and offer a rebuttal to correct the president.
So, for the most part they actually have a pretty decent relationship, I guess, but it
seems more like Shinzo Abe is actually just trying to wait out the Trump presidency and
not make any waves with the United States.
But if Trump keeps behaving like a temper tantrum throwing toddler, it's going to be
very difficult for people like Shinzo Abe or any other world leader to ever want to
deal with the US again.
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Watch Winding 101 - Setting the Date & Time on an Audemars Piguet - Duration: 4:39.
This is Watch Your Style.
Today's video is gonna be a bit more of an instructional how-to video.
I got a lot of questions about this and it's actually something I would like to share with
guys and it's, How to Properly Set the Date and Time on an AP.
So keep in mind that on the chrono versions, it doesn't happen as often than it does on
the Offshores, but overall, AP is known for this.
Now let me see how I could properly explain this without you guys freaking out on me and
thinking that Audemars has a poor product.
It's just very delicate man.
It's almost like how Rolex is more like a Mercedes or a BMW, very strong and tough,
or like a Porsche, whereas Audemars is almost kind of like a Ferrari, a little bit more
delicate.
They got a little bit more finicky with the things.
Now, where it becomes a problem mostly that I've noticed is the crown position.
The thing about AP is that what actually holds the crown into the movement is a little, small,
adjustment screw.
That little small retaining screw is actually like a watchmaker's worst nightmare, because
it's such a small little screw and it's tightened out with a screwdriver, no watchmaker wants
to overly torque that screw and strip it straight into the movement, as opposed to Rolex that
actually has a spring-action pin that holds the crown in.
So what happens is a lot of times when people go to manipulate the crown on an AP, they
kind of go a little bit too tough with it and they end up with the crown completely
out in their hand.
It sucks to stay, but it happens.
It's not a normal thing, but it can happen.
Again, it's more of a delicate product.
So you wanna keep in mind that if the crown ever completely comes out on your AP, do not
try to jam it back in.
At this point, you're gonna have to take it to the person that sold it to you or straight
to AP because a lot of times what you can cause the damage is trying to jam this crown
right back in.
That's where it becomes a problem.
So let me go over with you the way that I set the date and time on AP.
The first thing is obviously if you haven't worn the watch in a while, you need to wind
it; so when you open and unscrew the crown, it's gonna pop out to the first position.
Here, I like to turn it 10 times.
Not 10 full turns.
I don't count it.
Pretty much every time my thumb goes up, that's one.
So I do 10 of those.
With 10 of those that should be enough to get the movement wound up and get it going.
So the problem here is the date.
I can't tell you how many times people try to set the date on these modular movements
on the chronos and they try to set the date of their watch when the hour hand is between
11 and 1 o'clock.
That becomes the problem because that's when the movement is actually getting ready to
switch the date on the 24-hour cycle.
So to avoid that, to completely avoid these problems, because people break these watches
all the time because of that, I like to first set the time to 6 o'clock.
At 6 o'clock you're never gonna have this problem.
So at 6 o'clock now you are free to go ahead and spin the date wheel to whatever the current
date is.
Once you have selected the right date, then pop it right back out, set your time.
Now you're done.
Now you can freely just close the crown very slow.
Remember guys, anything in watches, if it feels forced, it's probably incorrect.
So if you ever go to screw your crown back and it gets tight, don't force it.
Back and back up and do it again.
It should screw all the way in, freely and smoothly till you're done.
Keep that in mind man.
I can't tell you how many times people sit there and try to change the date while it's
on the changing cycle and it's almost like the date starts spinning.
What you're doing is you're damaging the movement right there at that moment.
Also, keep in mind what I was telling you about the crown.
The crown is very delicate, so you can't yank it on an AP like you can on a Rolex.
It's a little bit more delicate.
So remember, when setting the date and time on the AP, follow the instructions I gave
you and don't forget to be delicate.
They're delicate watches.
I mean, they're meant to be used, but just be a little bit more delicate.
They're not as tough as, for example, you're Rolex Submariner.
And if you liked this video, please like and share.
Also, subscribe to our channel.
My name is Eric, Watch Your Style.
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How to use your phone, tablet, or computer to activate YouTube on TV - Duration: 1:17.
In this video, we'll show you how to control your YouTube experience on TV using a TV code.
To get started, launch the YouTube app on your TV.
Go to "Settings," and then find "Link with TV code." You should see a blue TV code
appear on your screen.
Now it's time to grab your phone, tablet, or computer to move on to the next steps.
If you're on a phone or tablet, open the YouTube app.
Tap your account icon, and then tap Settings.
Now select "Watch on TV."
Under the "Link with TV code" section, tap "Enter TV code".
Take the blue TV code and enter it on your phone or tablet.
If you're on your computer, just visit youtube.com/pair
Look for the blue TV code that appears on your TV and enter it in the "Link with TV code" section.
Finally, click "Add this TV."
You can now use your phone, tablet, or computer to control your YouTube experience on TV.
And that's it!
Subscribe to our channel for more tips and tricks.
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Pawn Stars: Dr. Seuss Unorthodox Taxidermy Collection (Season 13) | History - Duration: 4:53.
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Janet Jackson Honors Michael on His 60th Birthday with 'Remember the Time' Tribute - Duration: 1:41.
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Packers trade QB Brett Hundley to Seahawks for 2019 draft pick - Duration: 1:25.
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Forged in Fire: Bonus - Sengese Home Forge Challenge (Season 5, Episode 25) | History - Duration: 2:29.
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9 Fantastic Tips For Keeping Your House Perfectly Clean | How To Clean Your Room Fast And Easy - Duration: 5:09.
cleaning your house is a daunting task there are so many nooks and corners
cupboards and clutters that it takes efforts and planning to do it
efficiently so that maximum work is done in the least time today's video will
discuss nine fantastic tips for keeping your house perfectly clean before you
watch this video please take a moment to subscribe our YouTube channel by
clicking the subscribe button then tap the Bell icon so you will be the first
to know when we post new videos daily the fruits of hardwork are sweet and the
same can be said about cleaning as well a house that is spic and span is
welcoming and heartening one intense that it always stays that way but the
house has to be properly maintained to keep things in their best shape and
order so we are here to help you with some ideas that you can use to keep your
house Arkel and clean one refurbishing a wooden table the main ingredients of
this magic formula are olive oil and vinegar which should be mixed in equal
parts dip a soft piece of cloth in the solution and gently rub the wooden
surface of the table with it in no time the table will look smooth and free of
any scratches to restoring the whiteness of pillowcases the washing machine
should be one-third full with very hot water to this water add laundry washing
detergent dishwashing detergent and chlorine or natural bleach all mixed in
equal parts approximately one cup 1/2 a cup of borax should be added to the
solution once the ingredients are fully dissolved 1 wash cycle can be run it is
advisable to put not more than two pillowcases at a time as they absorb a
lot of water and turn too heavy for the spin function 3 cleaning cupboards
cupboards and cabinets are exposed to more grease and dirt an effective way of
removing grime and dirt from them is to mix one portion of a vegetable based oil
with two portions of baking soda it can be applied with a
soft brush or cotton to gently clean the surface of the cabinets and cupboards
for removing limits kale off taps and showers it is a persistent problem where
limits Gail deposits lower the flow of water from the taps and showerheads to
manage it dip a piece of cloth in the mixture of one portion of vinegar and
three portions of water keep it tight around the shower and/or
tap for an hour or so to make them sparkling in case the limits kale is
stubborn to remove use only vinegar putting it in a polythene bag and tying
it around the top header showerhead dipped in it 5 cleaning the surface of
the iron to clean the surface of the iron put a piece of paper over the
ironing board and sprinkle some salt on its surface the iron should be turned to
maximum power without the steam mode and pressed on the salt the dirt on the iron
surface will come out very easily 6 cleaning cast-iron utensils to clean a
rusted cast-iron utensil wipe it with a damp piece of cloth after drying it some
oven cleaning detergent solution should be smeared over its surface and the
utensil should be closely packed in a bag for a day or two after the item is
taken out it can be cleaned with a steel scrubber and if required some sea salt
can be rubbed on its surface to remove any additional rust if that doesn't show
results vinegar can be used in its place which is highly effective in removing
any stubborn rusting however it should be used with care since it can damage
the surface of the utensil 7 removing grease and grime from the stove
grates grease and grime can be removed from the stove grapes with the help of
ammonia the grates can be put into a plastic or polythene bag along with some
ammonia soap cleanser or detergent the package should be left closed for about
12 hours then the grates can be rinsed clean 8 cleaning silver cutlery it is
surprisingly easy to clean silver cutlery or bowls using aluminium foil
one has to line the same bowl with aluminium foil then pour
boiling water over it along with some salt the silver articles should be
completely dipped in the water and they will come out sparklingly clean after 30
minutes 9 cleaning microfiber couches sofas fabric or microfiber sofas can be
cleaned using a white bristled brush and some spirit you can use a small amount
of baking soda to remove any unwanted smell or odor how you keep your house
clean with simple tricks let me know in our comment section below if you liked
this video give it a thumbs up and share with your friends for more daily tips
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Why Will Bitcoin NEVER Become a World Currency - Duration: 8:41.
Hi! Today from the Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Today I will tell you why Bitcoin will never become the world means of payment.
Stay with me till the of this video. We will have a contest and something to win.
[Music]
The title of this video may come surprising to my audience - to the people who know that I'm an early Bitcoin investor.
Bitcoin supporter and true cryptocurrency believer.
But nevertheless I don't believe Bitcoin will become the dominating currency in the sense of being the global medium of exchange.
So, I'll explain to you why it's my conviction and meanwhile you can observe the crypto sharks behind me.
And if they are gonna attack me and maybe eat me for breakfast.
But you should know about Gresham's law.
Gresham's law is a financial law stating that a bad currency pushes a good currency out of the market. What does it mean?
Imagine you have two currencies: A and B.
And you hold in both of these currencies, let's say, $100,000.
In both of these currencies. A and B.
The currency A is a bad currency, which means it falls in value with every day... maybe every year. But generally it depreciates.
It's getting less in value.
And the currency B is a good currency meaning it appreciates in value.
Meaning it gains in value every year, every day. On the long term, on the middle term.
It gains in value.
Now! Imagine you want now to buy a car for let's say $50,000.
Which of these currencies would you use to buy the car?
Of course, the currency A! The bad currency. Why?
Because you want to keep the better currency - the currency that gains in value and give away the currency that depreciates as quickly as possible.
That's why, by the way, the central banks are lowering the interest rates as much as possible.
Because they want people to give away, to use the currency to speed up the throughput of the currency in the economy.
It just supports the economy.
So, it means for a private person, for a company, for an institution...
It just makes sense. It makes economic sense to give away or to use the bad currency while purchasing services, goods and to keep the good currency
in your savings account or just not to touch it because it appreciates.
So, in the middle term, in the long term you're just better off with that strategy.
And when everybody does it and everybody thinks rationally, everybody thinks economically,
then in the effect the good currency is pushed out from the usage in the economy by the bad currency.
Applying this to, let's say, crypto world or applying this to Bitcoin...
It would mean Bitcoin is a really good currency because you have a limited supply. You can't inflate the currency. You can't inflate Bitcoin.
There will be only 21,000,000 Bitcoins in existence any time in the future. Maximum.
So, it means it will long term, middle term, long term it will always gain in value.
It's a good, a very good currency.
But there will be currencies that aren't that good. That are losing in value.
One of the currencies is of course dollar or other fiat currencies but even if they go cashless, if they will be like electronic currency...
The goal and the strategy of governments is to inflate the currency in order to have the economy go around; in order to stimulate the economy.
So, these currencies will dominate in trade. These currencies willl be used in trade, in payments and Bitcoin will be used as store of value.
So, if I say I don't believe Bitcoin will become the world currency, the world medium of payment it doesn't mean it will be worthless.
It doesn't mean it will lose it's value. Not at all.
It means that Bitcoin will be used as storage of value and other currencies either be it a cryptocurrency or maybe some fiat currency
Or maybe government based digital money will be used in trade, in exchange, in payments.
So, as a consequence the success of Bitcoin, meaning the rising value of Bitcoin will at the same time become the reason
for Bitcoin not becoming the world currency.
It will paradoxically become it's kind of limitation.
I see you liked this video. Give me a thumb up, subscribe below and don't forget to hit the bell button in order not to miss my other videos.
I invite you to comment on that video. What is your perspective? What are your thoughts? What is your experience in that topic?
Share this video with your friends, with your loved ones. One day they will thank you for that.
I talk here a lot about money. I talk here about cryptocurrencies, about my investments into cryptocurrencies.
I've been investing into the crypto space since the summer of 2015.
I'm a mathematician. I've studied cryptology so I know what I'm talking about.
I talk to also a lot about the thinking of the best entrepreneurs in the world.
How the self-made billionaires in the world think and act. These are the people I've met, I've interviewed and I write a book about them.
I also talk about how to do the impossible. These are my experiences from ultra-running and from other challenges that I've acomplished.
Now coming to the competition that I promised in the beginning of the video. Let's do the following:
Share this video on your Twitter, on your Facebook or another social media profiles and add a quote from that video or your comment to that video
Or invitation to watch that video and also, add your Byteball wallet address.
If you don't know what Byteball is, if you don't have a Byteball wallet, go to Byteball.org, download the wallet and add the Byteball wallet to your share.
Among the best shares, among the most creative, the most effective shares I'll choose several and I'll give away some Byteball bytes
to the authors of these shares.
So, if you liked this video, you will certainly like my other videos. I invite you to watch them.
Here you will find some of my best videos.
That's it from the Bahamas. I wish you a fantastic day.
Let's do something extraordinary today!
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Police activity causing backups on Highway 14 in Vancouver - Duration: 1:25.
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The experience this week at bootcamp was
very challenging.
and completely out of my comfort zone. But also,
I'm getting better. I know if I'm willing
to make the effort and put all of the hours it needs, it's good.
But most important is to make the preparation before the course.
and then it works. It works well.
I definitely agree with this, motto. That data science is for everyone.
Because if you are willing to put the hands on,
and put some effort and that, it's possible.
I'm looking forward to going back to Brazil and starting to do something with
all this information that, and all this knowledge that I've learned here.
This bootcamp, I believe it's good for someone that's trying to change their career,
someone trying to get better at what he does.
It depends on your focus, and you will find what to do with this knowledge.
I definitely would recommend very well this bootcamp. It's a nice experience
for anyone that's trying to learn a lot and very quickly.
This is the place.
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Hello, this video is going to show you how to change your wallpaper on iPhone
First, go to settings
Then, scroll down and find wallpaper
Click choose a new wallpaper
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