Youtube daily Nov 28 2018

¡Canticos! ¡Vamos a cantar!

[music playing]

- ¡Otra vez! - Again?

In English.

Canticos.

Pon una canción en tu corazón.

[music playing]

You can watch more Canticos in the free Nick Jr. app!

For more infomation >> Canticos "Tun Tun" ("Knock Knock") Music Video w/ Lyrics | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:18.

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Canticos "De Colores" ("All the Colors") 🌈 Music Video w/ Lyrics | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:36.

¡Canticos! ¡Vamos a cantar!

[acordes de guitarra]

Ay, a Kiki le encantan las mariposas.

Butterflies.

Son tan bonitas y pueden volar.

- ¡Otra vez! - Again?

In English!

Canticos.

Pon una canción en tu corazón.

[music playing]

You can watch more Canticos in the free Nick Jr. app!

For more infomation >> Canticos "De Colores" ("All the Colors") 🌈 Music Video w/ Lyrics | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:36.

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Canticos "Sana Sana" ("The Boo Boo Song") Music Video w/ Lyrics | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:33.

¡Canticos! ¡Vamos a cantar!

En sus marcas.

On your marks.

Listos.

¡Fuera!

- ¡Otra vez! - Again?

In English!

On your marks.

En sus marcas.

Ready, set...

Go!

Canticos.

Pon una canción en tu corazón.

[music playing]

You can watch more Canticos in the free Nick Jr. app!

For more infomation >> Canticos "Sana Sana" ("The Boo Boo Song") Music Video w/ Lyrics | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:33.

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Canticos "Arroz con Leche" Music Video w/ Lyrics | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:32.

¡Canticos! ¡Vamos a cantar!

[suena la música]

Sammy sabe algo muy especial.

¡Cualquier momento puede ser party time!

- ¡Otra vez! - Again?

In English.

Canticos.

Pon una canción en tu corazón.

[music playing]

You can watch more Canticos in the free Nick Jr. app!

For more infomation >> Canticos "Arroz con Leche" Music Video w/ Lyrics | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:32.

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Canticos "Las Ruedas del Bus" ("The Wheels on the Bus") Music Video | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:17.

¡Canticos! ¡Vamos a cantar!

¡Ahí viene!

El bus de Canticos.

The Canticos bus.

¡Bien!

- ¡Otra vez! - Again?

In English.

Here it comes!

It's the Canticos bus.

El bus de Canticos.

Canticos.

Pon una canción en tu corazón.

[music playing]

You can watch more Canticos in the free Nick Jr. app!

For more infomation >> Canticos "Las Ruedas del Bus" ("The Wheels on the Bus") Music Video | Spanish & English | Nick Jr. - Duration: 2:17.

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Is The Earth Your Greatest Enemy? [with Demetri Martin] - Duration: 13:34.

- [Ted] Last time on Our Fascinating Planet

A planet was born.

It exploded all over itself

and changed its own face.

It survived its puberty,

killed its dinosaurs,

and then developed its own death defying cycles

to keep its starry insides in check.

But it would leave its human outsides unchecked.

This is Our Fascinating Planet.

(majestic music)

(majestic music becoming pompous)

The story of our Earth

is a story of the life it has birthed and nurtured,

and perhaps nothing has been birthed

and nurtured more on Earth than ...

Animals.

One of Nature's most valuable resources.

We chase them, we wear them, we play with them,

we taunt them, we laugh at them,

we roast them, we toast them,

we even host them in our homes as pets,

but lying just beneath the surface

of these often ridiculous coinhabitants

of our shared home we call Earth

is a much greater story.

One filled with melodramatic danger and cosmic safety,

all punctuated by glorious displays

of our Earth's lifedom.

The Earth has long used animals to sustain itself.

They dig holes in its soil to ventilate it.

They swim in its waters to hydrate it.

They stampede on its ground to massage it,

and flap their wings in its air,

moving its clouds to shade it.

Animals eat plants to keep them from strangling the land,

and they convert chewed plant carcases into feces,

which helps thicken the Earth's protective crust,

and they urinate on its surface to quench its thirst

and prevent it from exploding.

And when they die, the animals melt into the Earth,

becoming food for plants.

Animals eat plants, which then die

and become food for new plants,

which then also die and become dirt,

which becomes food for the Earth.

Put simply, the Earth would not be what it is today

without its animals.

But the best of these animals is Man,

who just so happens to also be

the worst of these animals.

No conversation about life on Earth is complete

without addressing Man's almost flippant disregard

for his animal neighbors with whom he shares this planet.

Statistically, Man is the most dangerous animal

on the planet.

When you consider mankind's history

and its clever use of things

like jackhammers and atomic bombs,

it's easy to see why.

And Man also ranks highest in conflicts.

And at the same time, Man ranks lowest

in respect for the Earth.

But how did we end up like this?

It's almost as if Man was destined to clash with Earth

from the very beginning,

a process that started with early humans who lived in trees

and soon clashed with each other right out of those trees.

So early Man's first journey,

a veritable leap from the tree to the ground,

was also the first significant step

towards what we call civilization.

Once our species managed to come together on the ground,

we suddenly discovered that a lot of us

didn't like a lot of them, and so there was conflict.

Tribes began to separate,

to sort themselves into warring factions

based on their differences.

Some separations were obvious,

determined by things like hair type

or body smell

or geography.

Specifically, those who were good at geography went one way,

and those who were not got lost,

and as they wandered, trying to find their way back,

they accidentally populated the Earth.

But one thing would prove to separate human beings

from each other more than anything else,

something called ...

Religion.

Man has long practiced religion, because ...

- It's the opposite, it's easy, you know.

You draw a circle or you wear a hat,

talk about the sun, you know,

maybe you get to burn a woman while she's still alive.

People love that, to set women on fire.

Sometimes you got to kill a bird,

so animal cruelty was always really appealing.

- [Ted] With the advent of religion,

Man took his first real step towards changing the planet.

Early Man's gods not only helped him describe small events,

like a poor harvest or diarrhea,

but also larger phenomena like tornadoes.

Floods.

Plague.

Even earthquakes.

All of this could be ascribed

to an invisible source in the sky.

So Man, almost from his beginning,

looked not to Earth for answers,

but away from it and then beyond it,

putting himself and his needs above his planet.

And his gods would be instrumental

in cultivating his disregard for the Earth itself.

There was the Greek god of trash,

the Inca god of killing things for fun,

and the Chinese god of burning whatever you could

whenever you felt like it.

And of course, the Nordic god of Earth rape.

For these gods were the perfect scapegoats.

Perhaps no better example can be found

than the Roman god, Scape.

A goat.

- In every ancient language we see recurring phrases,

like 'the gods made me do it', you know, that ***ing goat!

You know, that kind of thing,

so the goat was very prevalent in households.

People talked about that a lot.

- [Ted] By removing any responsibility from himself,

Man was free to wreak havoc on the planet,

and he would attack the Earth in many ways.

We started by assaulting the Earth's plants.

We began to grow them only to kill them and eat them,

and sometimes to smoke them.

Animals soon became a favorite target for Man.

We hunted, killed, wore and even teased animals,

even turning some of them into our play slaves, or pets.

A barbaric custom that is still practiced

in many places today, this has had dire consequences.

But perhaps Man's greatest assault

has been on the Earth itself, building homes and towns,

digging into the Earth to extract minerals

to make vitamins and jewelry,

and decorating the land in embarrassing ways.

Soon, cities began to rise.

The goal was clear:

remove all traces of Nature as quickly as possible,

and in many places, we've succeeded in doing just that.

We went from living in small straw huts

to living in tall straw skyscrapers almost overnight,

which today of course are no longer made of straw

but of balsa wood and concrete and plexiglass.

These concrete jungles and prairies

have replaced the regular jungles and prairies

that once ruled the planet,

leaving Man today with little choice

but to live and die in his own industrial wasteland.

Today, five in every seven people lives in a city,

and of those, two in every three

are 10 times more likely

to spend the remaining three fifths of their life

in the heart of that city.

And of those, 90% will die in a city,

and of those, 80% will die a violent death in that city,

and of those, 10% will live

in either an urban or rural area.

And so today we find a planet

that is in many places almost unrecognizable.

Animals often look confused or embarrassed

as they enter our habitats, and even worse,

many of them have suffered psychologically

from our overwhelming impact.

- Animals replicate human life.

You'll see human culture as behaving a certain way,

animals go, oh, humans are better than me,

I wanna behave like that.

And you see that a lot, I studied quail patterns,

how quails interact over time, and quails act like people,

and it's disgusting, you know, it's wrong.

But it's fascinating.

And also, we keep animals as pets

because they're not as smart, they're not as intelligent,

we eat them as food because they're objects, essentially.

Objects with a heart, so,

it causes a lot of questions to come up.

- [Ted] And we mock the Earth

by making things like plastic Christmas trees

and wooden ducks.

Man has displayed an almost tragic arrogance

towards his planet.

While we jump for Jupiter and salivate over Saturn,

we are brazen enough to use the very material from the Earth

to make small ridiculous dolls of it, called globes.

On top of that, to get these very materials,

we have penetrated the Earth

and robbed it of its fossil fuels.

Fossil fuels which we burn like witches or dogs.

This has had dire consequences,

namely globular warming.

(flames crackling)

Our planet is in trouble,

there's no question about that now.

And Man, more than any species, is responsible for it.

Fire, once thought to be Man's best friend,

now turns out to be one of Nature's worst enemies.

- [Bernadette] It's like we're

gonna destroy ourselves, right?

But that's something that's seemed really likely

for a long time, and we've made it this far.

- In fact, the future is in our hands,

both our own future and our planet's.

The question is, what do we do with it?

So what does the future hold for our fascinating planet?

The current interglacial period ends,

sending our Earth into another ice age.

Extinction of animals continues to occur

until they are all gone and we all become vegan,

removing all joy from the planet.

Father Earth comes back and we must decide

which Earth we want to live on.

Everything works out,

and we learn to live harmoniously with our planet.

Well that's up to you.

The Earth is not just our home,

it is also our friend and our enemy,

much like a mother or a foster aunt.

We may leave this planet someday or it may explode,

and we will find ourselves

living on small oddly shaped Earthlets

hurtling through space, which will never be as good

as the planet was when it was all together

in one big ball the way it is today.

We don't know what will happen,

only the future can tell us that, but in the meantime,

instead of telling this planet what to do,

as we have for centuries,

maybe we should start listening to her.

And when we do, let's not be so arrogant

that we end up laughing at what she has to say.

(majestic music)

For more infomation >> Is The Earth Your Greatest Enemy? [with Demetri Martin] - Duration: 13:34.

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Bring It: Dance Digest - Stand Battle vs. The Prancing Tigerettes (S1, E5) | Lifetime - Duration: 5:10.

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DOFUS – Reunification Quest – Trailer - Duration: 1:14.

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Why am I taking "breaks" 🏖 (not really 🙅) | creativity 🖌🎭 - Duration: 5:33.

Sometimes I publish a video every day.

And sometimes not for a long time.

Today I will not only tell you

why this is so,

I will also give you some tips

how you can boost your creativity.

Hello, dear German learner!

I am Mark

and I wish you a lot of fun with this video.

In the last video I have

presented to you all the projects

which I work on.

Sometimes I am very

excited about a project

and I don't want to do anything else

than to work on this one project.

I learned to not resist

this "attraction" of a project

and to use my passion for a project

to develop it further.

If that means

that I no longer create videos,

then that's how it's gonna be

and I don't want to interrupt

my "flow" every time

that happens

and somehow "announce",

that I am taking a break.

I just make videos,

whenever I feel like doing them

(or if I think they are necessary,

to achieve some desired results).

After all, they are free

and I have to live for myself.

If I thought

I had to

make these videos for you,

then I would simply be embittered over time.

To create a video

takes about 10 hours

and only if I do it

with passion and creativity,

it will be a good video.

One person wanted

that I announce every "break"

as a condition for

him donating money to me.

I can't do that.

That's not how my creativity works.

I never know

how long I have to "fill up my creativity tank"

Besides, I never really take a break,

I just don't upload any videos.

Other projects

need my attention

because Authentic German Learning

is more than just videos.

See my last video.

Of course, it's different with my products,

you pay and I guarantee you

a predefined value,

that's how it works.

I have said

that I'll give you some tips

on how you can boost your creativity.

Well, let me summarize my opinion

which I have already revealed:

I think

you should not put pressure

on your creative side.

The creative side is like a child prodigy

that produces beautiful art.

Do you think the child

would produce beautiful art

if you would force it to?

No.

Find ways to fuel your creativity.

I do this

by going for a walk

or by talking to people.

Often, I express my creativity

in other ways.

When I am making videos,

I collect, for example,

consciously and unconsciously, ideas

for my courses

and vice versa.

You never know when an inspiration comes,

therefore, I advise you to always be ready

to write down an idea

and to have a system

to implement these ideas.

Finally, you need

a little pinch of discipline.

Somehow you have to start

and the appetite comes while eating.

That's why I sometimes make videos,

even if I don't 100 % feel like it.

The main thing is, I'm 100%

satisfied with the result.

This was my video about creativity.

What are you doing to "refuel (your) creativity"?

I look forward to your comment.

Bye and see you next time!

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DIY Santa Slime | Christmas Crafts | Michaels - Duration: 2:09.

Make it Easy Santa Slime

Start with a 5 oz bottle of Elmer's Clear Glue.

Add baking soda.

Add red food coloring.

Add contact lens solution.

Flatten out the slime.

Add fine and chunky glitter.

Work the glitter into the slime.

Add sequins.

Cut a strip from the black adhesive foam sheet.

Use the strip to measure and cut a small foam square.

Wrap the foam strip around the center of a plastic jar.

Place your black foam square on a sheet of Gold glitter foam, and cut a larger square around it (about 1 inch).

Apply to the jar to create a buckle.

Use the lid form your jar to trace a circle onto the back of your red adhesive felt.

Cut our the circle.

Peel the felt from its backing and apply it to your jar's lid.

Use glue to attach one 2 inch red pom-pom in the center of the lid.

Fasten a 1 inch white pom-pom on top of the red one.

Put your slime in the jar.

Enjoy!

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The Best Intake For Ford 7.3L Powerstroke Diesel - Duration: 13:05.

Hey everybody my name is Justin welcome back to our BTR Garage today we're going to

be continuing the upgrades for my 2002 Ford F250

this time we have an S&B Cold Air Intake that we're going to be installing onto

the truck to further improve the miles per gallon and the efficiency of the

truck not only in daily driving situations but also when we are towing

so we're gonna go ahead and open up the box check out what we've got inside and

start with the install

all right taking a look at what we have in the box we have what looks to be the

main filter housing very nice large plastic units what is this guy this

looks like the intake tube itself we've got some hose clamps and couplers

and things in here as well go ahead and leave that aside obviously we have our

massive air filter this thing comes pre oil that is an oiled filter so you'll

want to pick up an oil and filter cleaning kits for this particular filter

I'll put the links down in the description for all of this stuff as

well so if you're looking to buy this kits

you can go and pick it all up in the same place and then what do we have here

looks like another piece of the intake tract while it has like a really greasy

not greasy but plastic film on the inside of it I don't know if you can see

the glare or not but a really smooth coating on the inside that's kind of

interesting not sure what this is yet install instructions and some other

pieces another giant gasket for part of the filter and then what is the last

piece here we have this looks like maybe the bottom of the battery tray where the

battery sits because there is a battery on that side of the truck as well so we

have all the parts out from the kit now we got to go ahead and get the OEM air

box out of there and then we can start installing the new S&B filter now before

I go ahead and get started with the video if you are installing one of these

S&B cold air intakes do follow your instructions that comes with a really

awesome set of color instructions actually that's show you how to remove

the stock air box and install the S&B air box appropriately use this video

as a reference but always follow the manufacturer's instructions now we're

gonna go ahead and get started and get that stock air box out of there

now the removal of the stock airbox is pretty straightforward just follow the

instructions everything is pretty simple there is one or maybe two little things

you want to take note of if your truck has the stock electronic restriction

gauge on the intake box we'll show you that here if you have one of those guys

on your airbox you're going to need to relocate it to the new s and B intake

tube which is not drilled for it from the factory you can see here there's a

little round section where you're gonna need to drill a hole in the middle and

put a new grommet which the kit comes with in case you do have that electronic

sensor gauge so now that we have this apart we're gonna go ahead and take that

little gauge off of there that we just talked about prep the new intake tube

and then we can start putting together the s and B air box and getting it

installed back in the truck

so we have just a couple things left to do here after getting the air box

mounted in the truck we have our little restrictor gauge that we took out

earlier we drilled the hole in the side of the intake tube down here we want to

take this and place it back through the grommet simply push it through make sure

it's all the way in there nice and snug we'll reconnect our little connector now

back on the backside of the air box back here you recall in the instructions

there was a little hole down on the back side down towards the bottom where we

put the intake air temperature sensor which we also took off earlier this

little bitty sensor you guys probably can't even see it

we're gonna go ahead and slide that thing into the grommet in the back of

the air box next we have our nifty little see-through air box cover which

goes on the top here and screws in with the provided screws

all right there we go got that cover put on looks really slick last thing we want

to do is just hook up our battery terminals and then I believe we are done

all right the intake installation is complete let's go ahead and take a

closer look at it

now we just have one more thing left to do that is to start it up and see how it

sounds and also make sure we have no crazy leaks going on around the coupler

connecting to the turbo inlet and around the airbox itself alright we're going to

go ahead and start the truck up see if we hear any difference with the intake

so first start is good don't really hear much of a difference

just with the startup

now you can hear it with the engine revs you can kind of hear the sucking of the

air intake now a little bit more actually quite a bit more than before

with the OEM intake

cool well everything seems to be working at least from the inside I'm going to jump into the engine bay and just make sure we have no leaks

or anything like that going on alright so we checked for leaks everything is

good and airtight we're gonna go ahead and take this thing out on the road real

quick and see if I can actually hear or feel any difference with the new intake

installed so far just at idle it sounds pretty normal just like it was with the

OEM airbox on unless of course we revved it like we did inside but

so just cruising through the neighborhood right now pretty slow speed

of course you can kind of hear the turbo making a little bit of the whirring

sound you know that it makes on deceleration or when you let off the gas

that kind of little whistle I do hear that a little bit more

and actually here I don't know if you can hear it over the microphone or not

but like a little bit of a sucking surging sound when you let off the gas

as well we'll see what it's like when we get a little bit more speed going here

all right you can definitely hear the difference now once the turbo spools up

turbo noises are louder everybody loves turbo noises so that's a bonus and it's

not obnoxiously loud which is a good thing

give it a little more gas here and see how it sounds

yes yes you can definitely hear the turbo suck in and spooling as you

accelerate it's a lot more audible than it was in the past but once you ease off

on the gas and kind of slow down it's almost like it's not even there it

sounds pretty normal actually

all right we'll accelerate one more time here even when you let off the gas you

can hear the turbo spooling down I guess you would call that or slowing down

yeah all kinds of new turbo noises that were not there before that sounds pretty aweseome

oh man that is good that's a good upgrade and the nice thing is as soon as

you kind of mellow out and get off the throttle it's just like as if the truck

was stock you really don't hear much of anything all right guys the quick first

sound impression of the S&B Cold Air Intake I like it I like it a lot and

curious to see how this thing is going to improve our efficiency in the end but

for now we'll take it back to the garage and wrap up the video alright everybody

there we go the S&B Cold Air Intake installation is complete for my 2002

Ford f250 if you guys have any thoughts comments

or questions again leave them down below I would love to hear from you I'll put

links in the description for the cold air intake as well as a cleaning kit

that you can get to clean your oiled filter which you have to do once a year

or so or as recommended or as needed overall I'm pretty happy with the

product the installation was pretty much a breeze no real troubles there adds a

good bit of sound to the car and hopefully will increase the efficiency

and miles per gallon of the truck as well as that's what I am looking to do

with these modifications on the truck so this is the second upgrade in my little

engine modification phase for the f250 we have one more left that I'm gonna do

in a different video that is the dp-tuner the final piece to this puzzle

which will unlock all of the optimizations and upgrades that we have

on the truck allowing us to change tunes or change driving performance based on

the type of driving that we're doing whether it's daily driving or towing or

even race modes for the truck if you're into that kind of thing for me I'm

basically looking for towing efficiency and daily driving efficiency so stick

around for that video we'll go ahead and wrap this one up thanks again everybody

for watching I really appreciate it stay tuned for more good stuff coming up real

soon and I will catch you all next time

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Forgotten Realms Lore - Halflings - Duration: 6:13.

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Welcome one and all, for today's lecture on Forgotten Realms history revolves around

the Halfling.

History does not record exactly when halflings first appeared on Toril, but it was around

the same time as Dwarves, Elves, and Giants.

They first appeared south of Shaar, and few halflings were seen in the early years until

a great civil war occured within the Halfling tribes which spread them out further into

Faerun.

Halflings are short.

They stand somewhere around 3 feet tall and weigh about 30-35 lbs.

They very much resemble humans but with smaller proportions than a typical human adult.

Halfling men can't grow facial hair except for sideburns which is why you don't see

a lot of bearded halflings.

Their lifespan is a bit longer than your average human living into their 150s.

Halflings are fun!

They are joyful and friendly.

They are said to appear deceptively harmless, often beyond the notice of enemies.

Nobody seems to think a Halfling would pose much of a threat, but with their cunning personalities

those people would be wrong.

Halflings live in the now, taking in pleasures around them they focus on where they are and

whom they are with.

Some Halflings become adventurers but in reality they are content to stay home.

Which I find odd because I read that most Halflings are nomadic, and never stay in the

same place longer than 6-8 months.

Halflings love clothing, food, drink, and are enthusiastic collectors.

Many of their most beloved items are those won through skill and daring.

They aren't much for wearing jewelry but they would love to sit down with you and go

through their collection of rings they won in a game of chance.

There are three major types of halflings within the Forgotten Realms.

The Lightfoot halfling, the strongheart halfling, and the ghostwise halfling.

These sub races of halfling were once various tribes that lived in Luiren and the surrounding

areas.

At the time this was unsettled wilderness and the three nomadic tribes defended their

woodlands against intruders.

However!

Corruption set in around -100 DR when an evil spirit entered the forest.

A ghostwise halfling cleric named Desva started worshiping the evil deity Malar.

Desva became leader of the ghostwise tribe and led them into darkness.

Glorifying violence and bloodshed the ghostwise halflings became feral hunters killing everything.

They painted their faces as skulls and some of them even learned how to take the shape

of werewolves.

Lluirwood, the forest just north of Luiren was chaos and bloodshed until -68 DR when

another halfling named Chand became the warchief for his people.

He struck an alliance with the tribes and united the Strongheart and Lightfoot clans.

They fought back against Desva and the Ghostwise halflings that worshiped Malar.

For three years the war raged until Chand defeated Desva in -65 DR.

This time was known as the Ghostwars.

The remaining ghostwise halflings, of which there were not many left, were exiled from

the forest but those who turned their back on Desva and Malar were allowed to stay.

Many left and settled in Chondalwood, taking an oath to never speak until they had atoned

for their savagery.

They have since reconciled their sins but the Ghostwise Halfling still don't talk

much, being very careful with their words when they do speak.

The Halflings started farming, and cultivated the land around Lluirwood creating a great

Halfling empire in Luiren.

Predominantly stronghearts live here but a few lightfoots and even some ghostwise halflings

have made their way back to Luiren.

These halflings became farmers, and crafts folk, even some merchants as Luiren grew.

It was after the Ghostwars that many Halflings left the area and settled west in Faerun.

Choosing to live in cities populated by Dwarves and Men, finding new homes for themselves.

Ghostwise halflings today are often barbarians, rogues, druids, rangers, and even clerics.

All halflings have a wanderlust but Ghostwise Halflings keep their nomadic lifestyle within

the borders of the Chondalwood forest.

Many Ghostwise Halflings do not have relations with other humanoid races unless necessary.

They avoid others, experts at hiding within the forest.

Lightfoot halflings are the small folk that Faerun is more familiar with it.

They are the most numerous and well traveled of the halfling subraces.

After the Ghostwars a large chunk of the lightfoot halflings left Luiren, they were horrified

what Chand and the stronghearts had done despite the problems the Ghostwise halflings were

causing.

You'll find lightfoot halflings often take up the profession of rogue or bard in their

travels.

They adopt the culture of the people they are with, there are those who live among humans,

and those who live with other halflings.

Since the spellplague the kingdom of Luiren sunk into the Great Sea.

Making Amn the nation with the greatest concentrations of Halflings.

They became successful merchants, and craftsmen within Amn.

However during the Sundering the waters receded and many halflings have started populting

their home of Luiren again.

Finally the strongheart halflings.

They are native to Luiren and have remained in their homeland after the Ghostwars.

Before the wars the stronghearts were very nomadic like the lightfoots but after the

conflict their lifestyle shifted.

The stronghearts became very solidified in their community and their land.

They realize they must be able to defend their homeland at a moments notice.

Gnolls, and terrible beasts lurk in the woods surrounding Luiren.

The strongheart halflings have learned from bitter experience that it's best to be prepared.

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Earlier I said I'd like to run a dwarf only campaign, now I'd really love a halfling

only campaign.

Maybe set your game during the Ghostwars and have a group of halflings sent by Chand to

sabotage the Ghostwise tribe allowing victory during the war.

That's part of the fun of the Forgotten Realms is going back and playing or recreating

those older battles.

I hope you enjoyed this look at Halflings and the Ghostwars.

If you did give it a thumbs up, and subscribe for more videos.

I release new ones every Wednesday.

I'll see you again in the next one!

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The Best Photoshop Extension Panel you Don't Know About - Duration: 8:28.

today I want to share with you what's probably the best Photoshop extension

panel that you've never heard of as a landscape photographer something that I

tend to use quite frequently in Photoshop are luminosity masks.

luminosity masks allow you to target different areas of your image based on

how bright or dark those areas are so if you look at this image for example I may

want to target this dark area here and increase the saturation increase the

contrast in it to make the color stand out some of the light areas for example

though they may be a little bit too bright and prevent you from seeing the

detail in them so you may want to reduce those now the problem of luminosity

masks is that they're not really easy to create let me show you what I mean if I

go to the channels window and I want to create my first mask I could hold down

my command key and click on the RGB Channel and that will load the luminance

values of that channel as a selection and I can then save that as a new

Channel and here we have alpha 1 if I want to create a mass snow that targets

even lighter areas but ignores the other areas I have to know create a new mask

from this and I can do that by holding down shift alt and command and clicking

on that channel this time if I save it you'll see that the areas that in the

previous mask work live sort of mid told and no darker meaning that they're not

selected and I can continue that process

so each time on creating a mask that targets a lighter and lighter areas in

the image if I want to go and target darker areas I have to create a new

series of masks so let's go back to the first mask I created and we'll load that

again and this time I need to create a new mask from it I'm going to invert it

an immediate way I've done it wrong I've created a problem because I didn't

remove my selection at the start so I'm going to have to go back and undo that

and now I'll remove my selection then I can actually invert it and now I can

start the process again

and so each of these masks will target different areas of the image depending

on their tones and that is a set of luminosity mass and as you've seen it's

very easy to make mistakes now you can remove some of that by creating actions

that will automate it but that leaves you with another problem you've got all

these channels that exist then in the image and they all add size and bloats

to the image files the alternative approach to creating masks is one of

creating them on the fly you create the mask that you need as you need it and

this is where this new piece of software comes in

it's called mask equalizer it has series of sliders that represent the tonal

range from darks through to lights and then you've got these sliders that you

can move up and down now as you move them up and down what you're doing is

you're creating a mask so here I've got a selection of the very darkest tones in

the image and also the ones that are almost as dark now that I'm moving these

sliders around is creating a mask for me on the fly and you can see that here the

darkest tones are now black and the lighter tones are white in the mask now

that's probably the reverse of what we want for selecting these areas here in

this area but all we have to do is click on our mask and use the properties

window and invert it and now we've got a selection at the very darkest areas in

our image now let me just load that mask

now when I add a new adjustment

the mask is now added to that adjustment and now I can actually target

adjustments on to the areas that we were looking at now the darkest areas of the

image have now got this very strong contrast adjustment and I've applied to

them so you can see that the area here has become intensely red and contrasted

because of the adjustment in the curves layer and the sames also happen to them

the foreground here which now appears sharper and it really is as simple as

that if I find that I want a different mask I can go back to eat my mask and

now I can go back to my mask equalizer and this time I could use maybe

different selections here and I'll use that to select the lighter areas of the

image and then we can target those with an adjustment as well now the thing is I

don't have to just use the luminosity values it gives me access to go for the

red green blue or even saturation of the image and that will allow me to create

these masks and you can turn a mask preview on or off as you're creating

them as well as turn on the effect I'll turn off the effect then you don't even

have to use the sliders individually as I have here you can go for one of these

presets so we've got the shadows we've got mid-tones we've got the highlights

or we've got the very useful shadows and highlights and of course once you've

created one of these masks you can either use it like that or you can go to

your properties window for the mask and then you can invert it and you can

feather it and you can change the density

interestingly though the mask equalizer itself will actually also give you some

of those features if I pull down here you can see we've got the ability to

adjust the contrast of the mask and we've got a feather option and we can

reduce the density of the mask so all of these things are easily available in

that very very simple interface and that's what I really like about this

it's a simple interface that gives you access to very very powerful masking

features straight away you don't have to go through the complicated process of

creating masks or have lots and lots of masks in your channels window you only

have the mask that you're actually working on personally I find this a

great improvement over creating all those luminosity masks and channels and

the ability to target individual tones in this way is very very flexible and

powerful and if you want to know the company that's behind this mask

equalizer I'll put the details down below in the information I'll also

stress that I'm in no way connected to the company and I've paid for and bought

this software myself I actually bought it as part of a bundle didn't think I

was going to need this masking tool and when I tried it I was simply blown away

by how useful it was I hope you found this interesting I'm Robin Whalley

you've been watching the lenscraft I'll see you next week for another video

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It's interesting because we have a very amazing HR related tool. That's so romantic.

Companies in Greece in the field of HR, Like Workable is kicking the ass (sorry for my French), for the last couple of years.

And you guys are coming out you know and changing the game.

So why do you think, you know, Greece is giving birth in this HR-related startups?

I didn't have it mind that Greece as a birth mother of HR startups.

But I strongly believe that we have an issue with our human resources in Greece.

And what I consider as an issue and not a problem, is that we have untapped potential in Greece.

And actually we are not doing anything to untap this potential.

We have great engineers that they are conquering all the world, they're everywhere.

We have great resources allocated all over the world but we don't have the whole structure not only to keep those people.

Because ok in brain drain - you bring those people back.Do you have a plan how not

make them leave again the country? so I strongly believe that each one of us if

he goes to cafeteria and discuss about something or there is a debate on

Facebook that is not (speaking Greek: to opio den einai sinithismeno ton Ellinon). The first thing is about health care is

about education and it's about work.

So because in health care we don't have many possibilities to change things yet and education even more.

I strongly believe that it begins with the Human Capital.

And how about, you know because it's...

We can collaborate with Workable and change OAED. That would be awesome!

OK, I will leave you guys some space later on.

So my question was more about investing in the B2B space. Because most of the Greek startups we see them

investing and trying to solve B2C problems. So in how did you approach investors and pitch a B2B solution in Greece?

And how did they find it?

Our period of time was the worst thing, Ilias is laughing, my co-founder is sitting over there.

It was the worst period of time because actually we launched our company two months before capital control.

So and being incubated in a Greek bank, Eurobank.

It was the worst coincidence in time, having to do something like that.

The first thing that we did it's something we've been questioned a lot.

Why our website is co.uk. We are not based in UK, we are based in Greece.

But we changed the domain name because every time we were sending the pitch decks and they would see

it was owiwi.gr. The approach that they had, international investors was

extremely bad the first months. So we just changed the domain name by sending them.

Secondly when you..I mean it's not about Greece or abroad. When you are

talking about B2B business or enterprise business startup solutions.

You have to accept them at me that you have very big sale cycle. So

when you are aware of that and you go in a business plan that it has incorporated

a part for the safe side will be doubled in terms of the conversion that you were following.

Your strategy is different. But indeed it was extremely hot let's say

having a marketplace startup or B2C startup. ANd it's more difficult to have

a B2B startup. But it has many many other good aspects. The very what you have in

mind is that you should be very conscious, from the first time. Because

we have seen a lot of startups founders that they begin with B2B and because they say that

B2C is sexy. They are like, OK we can also tap the B2C. You have to be pretty clear

because if the investor understands that you are not balancing right among those two

the strategy is cloned.

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Odkrywamy Fotowoltaikę: niezależnie od opinii – to działa! – Odcinek 2 - Duration: 9:05.

Welcome to another video!

With IKEA, we will discover all the secrets

and take a deep look at photovoltaics in Poland.

Did you know that in Poland residential photovoltaic

systems are actually worth investing in?

If the answer is yes - great, let's move on!

If the answer is no - stay with me and I'll tell you

more about the cost-efficiency of photovoltaics.

Let's take a look at

how a photovoltaic installation actually works, what it is made of

and what are its components.

And most importantly - does it pay off?

I will answer all those questions. Let's start with the basics!

As you already know (even if you're not sure, your intuition is right),

most of the electricity in Poland is produced

by burning coal.

Coal contributes to as much as

87% of electricity generation

that's quite a lot.

For comparison - only 7%

of electricity in Poland comes from renewable sources.

Did you know that coal has many applications in medicine

and new technologies?

ts properties can be used in a different way,

much less burdensome to the environment.

Let's leave the coal to the future generations and use it wisely.

Instead, we can use

another common element

silicon.

Silicon is the second most abundant element on our planet

after oxygen. 90% of photovoltaic modules in the world are produced from silicon.

It is currently the best available raw material,

however, new and better technologies are constantly being developed.

Production of photovoltaic modules from crystalline silicon requires a long,

complex and energy-intensive production process.

A by-product of the process, as is the case in many energy-intensive production processes,

is high emission of carbon dioxide to the environment.

In fact, carbon footprint is

left in the environment whenever we use any

electric household appliance.

However, in regard to the carbon footprint, the photovoltaic modules are different from all the other products.

Why is that?

By nature, they are zero-emission sources of electricity

and as such they actually remove CO2

from our environment.

German Fraunhoffer Institute has recently published

a study according to which carbon footprint from

the production of photovoltaic modules is neutralized after

1.5 to 3 years from their installation.

A complete report is available at the Institute website - you can find the link in the description.

OK, so we've got a module.

What else do we need for our photovoltaic system to work?

An inverter.

A device that converts direct current into alternating

current used by all household appliances.

As you might have guessed, without the inverter, the modules will only be an expensive ornament.

What does the inverter look like?

The one used in your home is a small electrical cabinet

typically installed in a cool and dark place (e.g. a cellar or a garage).

You do not need any special skills or knowledge to use the inverter

it works automatically, without human intervention.

You can, however, monitor its performance.

Many manufacturers let you download a phone app to monitor the operation of the system and the inverter in real time.

You can see how much energy is produced,

used and stored.

Apart from the system performance monitoring in real time, the app will provide information for previous days and months.

You can access information on your energy usage, how much energy is produced and when, how much is fed back into the grid, and how much is used.

It is an extremely useful device

We know the key components of our

photovoltaic system But do you know how it actually works?

Production of electricity from the sun is possible thanks to the photovoltaic effect.

What's that?

When the sunlight (photons, to be more precise)

hit the photovoltaic cells, an electric potential difference

is generated, i.e. electric voltage, and a direct current

starts flowing through the circuit.

The current is fed to the inverter,

converting it into an alternating current with parameters corresponding

to the parameters of the grid the inverter is connected to.

From the inverter, electricity

is then fed to the main electrical panel of the building,

from where it directly supplies all appliances,

and the surplus of energy is fed to the grid and stored there.

Now all you need to do is to use your household

appliances and enjoy lower bills.

That's a simple and general principle of operation of photovoltaic systems.

Remember, whether you use electricity generated by your PV system

or bought from the grid - the energy quality is identical!

Simple, isn't it? You might ask:

OK, simple, but what's in it for me?

There is no simple answer.

Mainly, because the benefits from such investment will affect several areas of your life.

Let's start with the savings.

Those will depend on several factors.

First, answer some general questions:

Am I the owner of the roof?

Most offers on the market will allow installation of the photovoltaic modules

if you're the owner of the house and the roof.

Is the building where I am planning the installation connected

to the grid ? It is a key factor.

Is your roof facing south, east or west?

Great! At our latitude, the best option are south-facing roofs as they have the most direct sunlight exposure.

East and west-facing roofs will also work very well.

North-facing roofs are the worst option,

however, they can still be used for the installation of photovoltaic systems.

Keep in mind that the cost-effectiveness of north oriented system would be heavily

reduced and it would greatly depend on the roof pitch.

What is my roof pitch?

Assuming that the roof is facing south, the perfect pitch would be approx.

35-36 degrees.

The more the direction deviates towards east or west,

the lower the pitch should be.

I can already see you smile when I am asking you about your roof pitch...

Not many people know the answer.

Don't worry, there are apps for that!

You can find them online, to check the pitch of your roof for free.

Links to some of them are in the description.

There is yet another question

how much annually do you spend on electricity ?

The answer will determine your annual energy demand and the number

of modules required to meet this demand.

Based on all those factors, we will calculate the final size, cost and output of your system

and your savings for the next 25 years that's the usual warranty period for the modules.

Why 25 years?

It is based on the long-term outdoor tests of the existing systems and the laboratory tests,

where new materials for photovoltaic modules are developed and tested.

Another key benefit of the photovoltaic system is the sense of security.

How come?

The sense of security comes from at least a partial independence

from the energy supplier and thus constantly rising prices of electricity.

Your photovoltaic system guarantees you a fixed price per kWh

over time. A traditional model of energy production

from fossil fuels is based on a simple rule

the less raw material is available, the higher the price.

As a result - the more energy from the traditional power plants we use - the higher the cost.

The dynamics of the photovoltaic market is inversely proportional.

The more photovoltaic modules is installed in the world, the lower

the production cost s.

and thus the lower

the installation or servicing cost

Another benefit that photovoltaic systems bring

is how they help our natural environment.

For example - installation of

a 4 kW photovoltaic system will affect the environment

in the same way as planting 138 trees.

Photovoltaics is the future - not only as technology,

but also as a way to care for a better life for us and future generations.

Thanks for watching and see you soon!

How much can I save with a photovoltaic system?

How does photovoltaics work?

How much will a photovoltaic system for my home cost?

All the answers can be found in our videos

links in the description.