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Laco Pilot Watch Review - Watchgang Platinum hey guys this is andrew with my watch addiction calm and today we're gonna take a look

at that watch gang Platinum subscription watch that I received for March 2018 in

case you guys missed my watch gang platinum subscription unboxing video I

ended up receiving a laco watches Ju 52 automatic pilot watch and that's why

we're gonna take a look at today before we get started though guys let's take a

look and see what's on my wrist the watch of the day is a Swiss military

Neptune now you guys might have seen my review on the navy blue version of this

one I actually decided I'd like that one so much I went out and traded for the

black and white version with this silicone strap incidentally if anybody

out there has the black and red version of this Swiss military Neptune please

hit me up that is a color combination I would like to trade for okay so if you

did not see the unboxing of this laco Ju - 52 that I received from watchgang

platinum subscription this guy does come in a zippered leather travel case open

it up here real quick and in here we have the laco ju 52 manual as well as

warranty cards that is not why we're here

I can get this watch out of the case I haven't played around with this one worn

this too much I did it a little bit just to kind of get the feel for it but as

you can see this lock o is a little bit different with that

crown at that 4:30 position I mentioned in my unboxing that this dial design

reminds me a lot of the Santo watches that I received from watchgang in the

past it's got a lot of the same design qualities to it black PVD coated

stainless steel case with a sapphire crystal this guy is 42 millimeters in

diameter with a twelve point eight millimeter case thickness and the canvas

straps on these are 22 millimeters wide at the lug this lock oju 52 is an

automatic watch it's powered by the laco 18 movement which is a rebranded miyota

8218 now for those of you are unfamiliar the video - 80 - 18 has a

accuracy rating of negative 10 seconds to positive 20 seconds per day I did see

in my comments and the inboxing of this one of the viewers received a spirit of

st. Louis and was not happy with the accuracy on this on his watch anyway so

I decided to throw mine on an app just to see how it was and mine was averaging

this watch right here was averaging about 8 seconds fast per day give or

take the one thing I will say that I noticed with this watch when I was

trying to check the accuracy on this think I messed up my settings a little

bit and what I mean by that is one thing Laco Pilot Watch Review - Watchgang Platinum I've noticed is when you're winding this

watch the second hand will actually stop for a couple of seconds while you're

winding that's personally something that I've never seen before

maybe it's probably just because I've never actually paid attention to it on

my other watches like I have on this one because I was hypersensitive to the

accuracy comments on this one but I did notice as you wind it you can see the

second hand actually stopped while that main Springs winding and I don't know in

general if if watches and I just haven't paid attention to it

or if that's something specific to this Miyota 8218 movement but that definitely

affected my accuracy calculation on it I had to go back and actually redo it

because of that because the first time first time I actually did it it came

back that I was like two minutes slow per day and I didn't think that was the

case in now I knew why now there's a couple of things that I like about this

watching a couple of things that I dislike about this watch I do like that

silver canvas strap and I do like it with that PVD stainless steel case

coating the one thing I dislike about this strap though and you know everybody

is going to have different opinions on this but I'm not a huge fan of those in

place catches like that especially being a stainless steel material like they are

and what I mean by that is twofold when I have this watch on my wrist I

have a big size small wrist I have a good portion of the end of the watch

strap that hangs out and I like being able to move that catch right to the end

of the watch strap so I'm not catching it on anything the other thing that I

dislike about this is because I typically work on a Mac all day or on a

laptop all day I don't like that these are metal or metallic in any way because

what I've noticed is if I'm wearing this watch without a without a dress shirt on

for instance if I'm wearing it with a t-shirt I'm scratching the hell out of

both my laptop as well as the watch I'm just constantly catching it on the wrist

guard or the wrist rest for my laptop so those are just two things that I dislike

about it I do think that crown at the 4:30 position is pretty interesting and

pretty neat I can't wait to see the loom on this watch I'll post up in the end so

you guys can see it as well I have a feeling it's gonna be pretty decent but

other than that let's take a look and see what these watches are going for

or on the open market right now so if we take a look at the partner card that

this watchgang Platinum subscription lock okay min we can see right on the

back there is that web address content watch gang .com slash there 0p k9b if we

jump actually jump over to that website and see what information we can find out

we can see these are the watches that were released for March 2018 as a part

of the watch gang platinum tier watches and it looks like this month they sent

out three different laka watches the laco bell x-1 the laco ju 52 and

then the laco spirit of st. Louis now incidentally that lock o spirit of st.

Louis is the one that commenter in a previous video mentioned that he had

that he was having accuracy issues with can't comment one way or another on it

other than just you know every watch is a little bit different and then they

also sent out this Melbourne Sorrento now I've seen these Melbourne's around

and that's definitely a watch that I would have been interested in getting in

it's even more confusing given the fact that again you guys hear me say it all

the time my preferences are set to stainless steel bracelets and that seems

to fit the bill perfectly so but nevertheless I ended up with this

canvas strapped laco Ju 52 types C automatic pilot watch if we jump over to

the actual page for this watch you can see it tells a little bit about it Sam

blasted stainless steel case canvas band modified Miyota

automatic movement that is the 8218 may okay 82 18 automatic movement and

sapphire crystal we actually look at laco website

which is loca - watches comm they are selling this watch for six hundred and

fifty dollars six hundred and fifty dollars for this model Ju and then the

actual product number for this guy is eighty six one nine zero eight is the

product number specific product number for this we take a look and see what

it's selling for on a couple of other different websites Long Island Watch is

actually selling this watch for 650 dollars currently it's out of stock but

that's what they're listing it for it MSRP there is one - I'm sorry available

on Amazon for five hundred and ninety-nine dollars and then finally if

Laco Pilot Watch Review - Watchgang Platinum we jump over to eBay there's a whole buttload of these watches available on

eBay and they're ranging anywhere from five hundred dollars on up which is kind

of surprising that they would be listed that high but let's take a look at sold

listings for this lock oh and if I jump over here sold listings for this lock oh

and we see two of these lock oju fifty twos have sold one was originally listed

with a list price of 499 dollars the other one was listed at three hundred

and fifty dollars we don't know exactly what those were actually sold for

because the best offer was accepted on both of them my guess is they sold for

right around the subscription price because my gut tells me both of those

listings - maybe this first one were actually subscription watches as far as

the price is concerned I personally just for my taste I don't know if I would

spend that much on this watch it's a nice watch but there's some design

characteristics to it like a mention with the you know with the catches and

not being able to move on that whole nine yards I'm not necessarily sure I

would personally spend that much on this watch

but it is a nice watch I do like the weight to it it seems pretty pretty

sturdy seems well-built and overall outside of what I would assume for

accuracy on this I don't have any really any other issues with this watch to

speak of alright guys so that was the lock oju - 52 that I received as part of

my watch gang Platinum subscription for March 2018

I think this watch will likely stick around in my collection for a while it

is gonna have to be a weekend warrior considering those metal catches on the

strap there but I think it's something that you know over time will find its

place in my collection and I'll find exactly what situations I like this

watch the best in anyway guys if you have any questions or comments about

this watch or anything in general you can definitely post them up in the

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Plot Review (Part I & II) Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift (cc English) - Duration: 3:19.

Plot Review of Part I & II from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift.

Written by Ohidur Chad —recounts the story of Lemuel Gulliver,

a practical-minded Englishman trained as a surgeon who takes to the seas when his business

fails —in a deadpan looking or seeming serious

when you are telling a joke 1st first-person narrative that rarely shows any signs of self-reflection

or deep emotional response, Gulliver narrates the adventures that befall him on these travels

—adventure in Lilliput begins when wakes after shipwreck to find himself bound by innumerable

tiny threads and addressed by tiny captors in awe of him but fiercely protective of their

kingdom —are not afraid to use violence against

Gulliver, though their arrows are little more than pinpricks a very small hole in something

where a pin or needle has been pushed into it, or a sudden pain where a pin or needle

has been pushed into your skin —but overall—hospitable, risking famine

in land by feeding Gulliver, who consumes more food than a thousand Lilliputians combined

could —taken into the capital city by a vast wagon

the Lilliputians have specially built —presented to the emperor entertained by

Gulliver, just as Gulliver is flattered by the attention of royalty

—eventually becomes a national resource, used by the army in its war against the people

of Blefuscu, whom the Lilliputians hate for doctrinal differences concerning the proper

way to crack eggs —but things change—Gulliver convicted

of treason for putting out a fire in the royal palace with his urine and is condemned to

be shot in the eyes and starved to death —escapes to Blefuscu—able to repair a

boat he finds and to set sail for England —after staying in England with his wife

and family for 2 months—undertakes next sea voyage, which takes to a land of giants

called Brobdingnag —a field worker discovers him—initially

treats as little more than an animal, keeping him for amusement

—farmer eventually sells Gulliver to the queen, who makes him a courtly diversion and

is entertained by his musical talents —social life is easy for Gulliver after

his discovery by the court, but not particularly enjoyable

—often repulsed by the physicality of the Brobdingnagians, whose ordinary flaws are

many times magnified by their huge size —thus—when a couple of courtly ladies

let him play on their naked bodies—not attracted but rather disgusted by their enormous skin

pores a very small hole in the skin of people or other animals, or a similar hole on the

surface of plants or rocks and the sound of their torrential urination

—generally startled by the ignorance of the people here—even the king knows nothing

about politics —more unsettling findings in Brobdingnag

come in the form of various animals of the realm that endanger his life

—even Brobdingnagian insects leave slimy trails on his food that make eating difficult

—on a trip to the frontier, accompanying the royal couple—leaves Brobdingnag when

his cage is plucked up by an eagle and dropped into the sea

… The writer is Assistant Professor of English

& Director, Language Centre, University of Information Technology & Sciences.

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Pouya - FIVE FIVE [ALBUM REVIEW] - Duration: 5:49.

Hello again!

Today I'd like to talk with you about one of my favorite rappers in the American underground

scene.

In particular, this guy appears to be one of the authentic and influential figures in

contemporary rap scene due to the simple fact that it was he who significantly stimulated

the career growth of $uicideboy$, Fat Nick, Ghostemane and other young rappers coming

from the U.S.

To be hones, I never listened to his albums or mixtapes or whatever from beginning to

end because I'm that basic and I was only aware of the songs that have already been

uploaded on YouTube like his older "Get Buck", 41, Scrubs etc.

Therefore, now the time's come to review the latest album of this young fella.

Kevin Pouya better known simply as Pouya - an American Soundcloud rapper coming from Florida,

as I recall correctly.

He's mostly famous for his authentic and original voice that you cannot mistake for somebody

else's and for being one of the pioneers in new-school rap music, which was highly inspired

by Bone Thugs' and Three-Six Mafia's music.

Similar to Bones and Xavier Wulf in California, Pouya would start merging the triplet flow,

trap-style instrumentals with depressive, dark and even suicidal lyrics, which was fundamentally

new back in 2012-2013.

With this new record titled "Five Five", Pouya attempts to be distinctive among the other

Soundcloud rappers who have simply turned into mumble-rap BS; at the same time, he still

tries to maintain his position as one of the pioneers of new-school rap.

The title and the album cover speak for themselves because Five Five is the exact height of Pouya

(5 feet, 5 inches) and the Cadillac on the back of the cover serves as a direct reference

to his anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts.

In particular, it is a clear reference to his previous track "Suicidal thoughts at the

back of the Cadillac", and a certain follow-up for this track is present at the record's

end with the Part 2 of this track.

Anyway, having listened to the record and having followed Pouya on social media, it

appears rather obvious to state that this album is the manifestation of his feelings

and emotions towards the world around him, towards the people surrounding him and towards

the contemporary rap scene.

Certainly, we've seen such approach in many other albums; however, what makes this album

different is Pouya's own perspective and his own background.

The lyrics of the album are also self-explanatory and don't require additional transcription,

interpretation or decoding.

Or it's just me who sees the meaning of the lyrics initially.

I'm also glad that Pouya tried not to follow the simple trap-style pattern and write lyrics

in order to sell the album better; instead, it was mostly old-school type lyricism, which

extensively includes double-rhyme patterns and various rhythmic shifts.

At the same time, I do find the continuous use of the same themes expressed in the lyrics

more and more duller towards the end of the record because I do feel like Pouya says the

same things again with the same words.

But, that's maybe just me.

I still find the lyrics very decent for contemporary rap album.

Instrumentals have been fully composed by Mikey the Magician - one of the guys composing

beats for Pouya just like for other members of Buffet Boys.

I really cannot say something negative about the instrumentals, as they sound right on

the record.

At the same time, I don't find something "wow" in them or something to admire.

From completely musical standpoint, the hooks have been performed really great but only

in the first half of the album.

I really enjoyed the hooks of the first two tracks, "Aftershock" and "Void".

Still, the level of excitement was declining similar to my feelings towards the lyrics.

By the end of the album, track "Suicidal thoughts at the back of the Cadillac 2" sounds rather

dull and boring compared to the opening tracks and to the first part of the track, which

I really liked.

To my personal opinion, the instrumentation lacked some alternative emotional vibe to

balance the depressive lyrics.

Maybe it was worth considering more aggressive, more upbeat and faster beats, maybe more frightening

and horrific like in the songs of $uicideboy$.

What do I mean?

I mean that it would be more complex and more interesting to listen to depressive lyrics

performed on aggressive beat like it was on "1000 rounds" with Ghostemane, for example.

Still, I find the record as a decent interpretation of sad stories of life surrounding Pouya,

of his worries about his girlfriend fighting cancer, about his frustration towards the

modern rappers trying to use his stylistic achievements in music etc.

It's decent but I really wish that Pouya would come up with something more complex in sound

and conceptual delivery.

For now, 3,5 out of 5.

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I Kill Giants | Movie Review | Comic Book Series Film - Duration: 4:18.

hey what's up guys let's talk about I Kill Giants so this film released late

last year in Toronto and as of March 23rd is now available in the US and elsewhere

it's a fantasy thriller directed by Anders Walter his directorial debut and

is written by Joe Kelly who also wrote the graphic novel with Ken Niimura it

stars Madison Wolfe who looks very familiar for those of you who might have

seen The Conjuring 2 she was in that as well she plays a young girl named

Barbara who is very misunderstood a bit weird and strange she acts different

toward every person she interacts with she doesn't really have any friends

except for one who just moved from a different country now it makes her

character so interesting is the way she views the world we're not quite sure why

or how it started but everything she looks at is very much in a fantasy realm

it becomes clear that a lot of this is influence from Dungeons and Dragons in

one of the opening scenes she's actually trying to play the game with her

brothers but it soon becomes clear that she's holding back something very deep

and upsetting and the whole film is really about unraveling that essentially

Barbara believes that there are giants living among them all over the world and

she is out there to stop them or as she says in the trailer

I find giants I hunt giants I kill giants

now first off there is some exceptional acting in this film the weight of the

character of Barbara is given so much to this young actress and she just delivers

she was excellent in The Conjuring 2 and I really was hoping to see more of her

and that's exactly what we got here what makes this film really stand out is it

feels unlike anything we've ever seen the atmosphere is so unique and

different because of the elements here where it shifts from a real-world

setting to a fantasy setting just by Barbara's perspective the story takes

its time and letting you kind of grasp this concept and gives you an idea of

what you're going to see and there's a lot of elements of surprise here where

you're not really sure what you're going to see next and while there is a fantasy

element here it all feels extremely realistic just by the way the filmmakers

capture the perspective of this character so well I have to commend them

for that for those of you who are fans of Harry Potter this is from the same

producers of that film and I have to say this kind of feels like the Harry Potter

of this generation in a way only a little bit more on the adult side of

things simply because of the themes that are explored a lot of it deals with

grief and a deep connection we get with Barbara and her family as it appears we

only know that she has an older sister who takes care of all of them and two

younger brothers the original music in this film is fantastic as well and it

was exactly when to switch to more of the sorrow sullen real-life element and

then go to that epic fantasy sort of surprise and just awe as well as some

really intense music as well it really mixes all of this in perfectly I'd like

to mention some of the side characters as well Zoe Saldana plays her

psychologist in school we get to see a lot of moments of her trying to really

understand Barbara and them interacting and all the issues and how things just

don't quite work whenever they cross paths and Imogen Poots is great as

Barbara's older sister we really get to see how she grapples with that sort of

family life and dynamic and how she also tries to understand Barbara but doesn't

quite get there her only friend adds a really interesting element to Barbara's

character as well as she's just as confused as to why this person would

want to hang out with her as anyone else would and then the actual bully

character in the film is really interesting because we get to see a side

of Barbara where she is extremely brave she doesn't back down against any person

this is a powerful and beautifully crafted film you guys and it's available

to rent pretty much anywhere right now like Vudu Amazon FandangoNow

YouTube overall this under the radar film definitely needs to be seen I'd say

go in blind maybe check out the trailer

afterwards just to see what it's like it does reveal quite a lot so I'd say this

is one you just got to kind of explore and understand as you watch it and

hopefully you will enjoy it just as much as I did I Kill Giants crushes the

possibilities of imaginative storytelling blending real-life struggle

with fantasy escapism in a stunning and emotionally resonant achievement and

that's why this film is a diligent pick how many of you have heard of I Kill

Giants did you read the graphic novel and then go out and watch the film I

want to know what you think and how would you compare the two as well as if

there are any other films out there that you think are very similar to this that

you have to recommend my name is Dylan and if you love entertainment subscribe

to my channel while this video ends and send me a thumbs up before you go thanks

for watching and stay diligent

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GRAVEL [PC, 2018] Review | It's a Pixel THING - Ep. 141 - Duration: 10:19.

Hey, guys!

Welcome back!

Time for a "not so retro" review!

And, this time around, it's all about Gravel!

And, it's such an accessible game that even a 7-year old can master!

Let's take a look!

Some say that Gravel pays an homage to Sega Rally, but I honestly think that

Colin McRae: DiRT 2 was its main inspiration.

Even this engine roar is practically identical!

Gravel was announced a year ago, in the beginning of 2017, and caught everyone off guard with

an initial release date aiming to the end of August of that same year.

Later was pushed forward for an early 2018 release.

So, here's my copy!

Arrived one day after its official release and immediately ventured myself

into the career mode.

As you can see, I opted for the PC game, 'cause I believe that it's the definitive version

of Gravel, showing all its graphical power and playability.

My PC specs are as follows:

Gigabyte B350 Gaming 3 motherboard:

check!

AMD Ryzen 5 1600 processor:

check!

G.Skill 16 GB of DDR 4 RAM:

check!

NVidia Strix GTX960 with 4 GB of RAM:

check!

Xbox 360 controller:

check!

Logitech Driving Force GT steering wheel and pedals:

check!

So, let's do this!!

Being Gravel an arcade racer, let's try it with the 360 controller.

The first thing I noticed was the really low force feedback transmitted to the controller,

and I couldn't find a setting in the game's menu that could increase it.

The second thing was the annoying driving aids that prevented me from winning races!

I want to slide around corners and be able to break at the last minute, so I simply had

to turn all that stuff off!

And I will get more points by doing that!

Yeah!

That's what I'm talking about!

Speeeeeeed!!!!!!

When I saw footage of those stadium events with these mighty trophy trucks I thought

that I would hate it and completely avoid these races, but, with all the aforementioned

driving aids completely turned off, it's an freakin' awesome ride!

I love how the truck feels and plays in these slippery conditions!

I have to always counter-steer and be gentle with the throttle to keep these over the top

huge horse power machines steady and glued to the track to be able to simply move forward!

And, with an 800-horse power beast, is way more difficult

than with a 580-horse power truck!

Oh, yeah!

And I just think that it's an awesome attention to detail by Milestone!

Well done, guys!

This really brings a smile to my face!

Trying to control these beasts is really fun!

By the way, you might remember this LA stadium from DiRT 2.

Ring a bell?

Also, if you played DiRT 2 'til there wasn't much more to do left, you'll recall that

going through water was this overwhelming and mind-blowing experience mainly when driving

inside the car.

In Gravel it's this…

common, guys!

Couldn't you do better?

DiRT 2 was released almost 10 years ago!

So, I was kind of disappointed with the water effects in Gravel, but that wasn't all!

Where the hell is all the dust and particles being kicked from the rear end of all the

other drivers in front of us?

Better saying, where's all the gravel?...

And I would love to see stuff flying while crashing, just like in Wreckfest!

Is that too much to ask?

I truly hope that Milestone can address these issues in the future.

In the meanwhile, and after I used the Ford Focus that I won after beating one of the

main rivals, the game got stuck in its own logo!

Gladly, a couple of days later, Milestone released an update to correct this

highly annoying bug!

There's, obviously, other minor graphical glitches that doesn't affect gameplay whatsoever,

but even so I would love to also see those sorted out.

Besides all that, Gravel plays extremely well with a 360 controller and can really be a

friendly game to all those that just wants to drive around safe and not having to deal

with loss of grip and control, just like in the good old days of arcade racers.

So, it's a truly welcomed title in a time when everyone was starting to get a bit tired

of extreme driving simulators.

Nowadays, and speaking for myself, I'm a bit exhausted of concrete and asphalt

kind of racers.

It bothers the hell out of me!

And I quickly forget about all of them and always return to these "offroadish" and

"adventurish" kind of feeling in idyllic and remote places.

That's why Pacific Rift is my favorite from the Motorstorm franchise!

And, what about Gravel with a proper wheel and pedals?

Does it make any difference?

Yes it does, if you turn off all driving aids, just like me!

Even so, playing with a 360 controller is quite enough, even with all aids turned off.

Milestone really created something special with Gravel and if you love arcade racing

games, you can't go wrong with this one!

As you know, I love racing from point A to point B, and, as you can imagine,

the Cross Country stuff is an absolute thrill!

For instance, driving in Namibia is so freakin' awesome!

And, have you tried the Speed cross track in this mining spot in the Australian Outback?

Wow!

What a ride!

And, besides these two disciplines, there's also the aforementioned Stadium events,

Wild Rush races and a sort of gate crasher, similar to what we could also experience

in DiRT 2 and 3.

You're probably asking yourselves why I didn't grab the PS4 version.

You know that, besides being cheaper, the PC version can really achieve a higher graphical

richness with also a more stable number of frames per second without noticeable losses

that could ruin a race.

You just need to have the specs for it.

Also, and 'cause I wanted to try Gravel with a steering wheel, the PC was my first

choice for this game, mainly due to compatibility issues.

I know that my Logitech Driving Force GT is fully compatible with the PS3, but I don't

quite know if it works with the PS4.

Have to try it someday with, for instance, WRC 7.

The rewind function, also present in Milestone's previous rally racer, also returned, in where

we can even control the car, while still in slow motion, allowing us to correct its trajectory,

and some rally-cross tracks really reminds me of Rally Evo.

Besides that, and when driving through water,

all the dust and mud will quickly be washed out!

Look at it!

All shiny and stuff!

I was hoping that Gravel would offer a realistic track deformation.

I was sad to realize that it was completely left aside.

Again, these minor things won't ruin all the fun that Gravel has to offer, 'cause

it was designed from the ground up to be simply that:

fun!

And you can't go wrong with it!

I left the online experience for last, 'cause, since Gravel was released, I've been trying

to play it online.

Occasionally I was able to find a server with someone to play with and it's just as fun

as playing offline, so it seems that practically no one is playing the multiplayer mode of

Gravel.

To conclude, if you're tired of serious racing games that will penalize you for everything

and for nothing, give Gravel a spin and it will certainly bring a lot of smiles

to your faces!

So, guys!

Hope you've enjoyed my review on Gravel, this little game that brought back the fun

from the arcade racers of the past!

And if you want to see more racing related content, feel free to browse the channel and

you'll find a ton more videos with a ton other games from a genre that I absolutely

love playing!

In the meanwhile, click that bell icon so that you're notified when all my future

content becomes available.

I also cover a lot older stuff from the 80s and 90s, so, don't be a stranger and prepare

for a huge dose of nostalgia!

Also, don't forget to like, to share and to subscribe to It's a Pixel THING!

Thank you very much for watching, and…

I'll see you all in the next episode!

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My Little Pony Equestria Girls Pinkie Pie Classic Style Doll Review - Duration: 3:34.

hey everybody today in this video I will be unboxing and reviewing the My Little

Pony Equestria girls Pinkie Pie doll

here's a look at the back of Pinkie Pie's box okay here is a look at Pinkie

Pie's face up close I really like the eye makeup how it goes from blue to pink

and her pink eyebrows the one thing about her expression that I am NOT too

much a fan of is her smile I think it looks a bit squished I think it could

have been wider or maybe bigger right now it just fit looks kind of odd to me

and squished like all the Equestria girls she has her pony ears on top of

her head and then lots and lots of pink hair but unfortunately um

unlike the photos on the box my doll's hair is not really curly like Pinkie

Pie's hair should be at best I would say it's slightly wavy it's really soft to

the touch and shiny and looks really nice but it's not curly yeah it has a

like that wave to it but for Pinkie Pie her hair definitely should be way more

curly than this going down into her outfit which is probably my favorite

part on this Pinkie Pie she has this top on which is white and then it has her

balloons I love the glitter on that one balloon making it stand out and then we

have this really cute skirt different layers lots of glitter and fun she looks

like she's ready for a party which is perfect

on each wrist she has these blue bracelets and then finally we have her

shoes which again I'll look fun and fit Pinkie

Pie they're blue have hearts on them it kind

of look a little bit like a waffle cone or balloons and they look really cute

with her outfit okay so my rating for this Equestria girl Pinkie Pie from one

to ten ten being the highest I would give her and I think an eight out of ten

Pinkie Pie's my favorite My Little Pony um and this doll is really pretty I love

her outfit I think it fits her perfectly she looks like she's ready for a party

or just have every day really really fun outfit

I just wish her hair was more curly to fit with the character and that her

smile was maybe bigger and wider so it wouldn't look such a strange expression

and look pinched to me but other than that those two things I think she's

perfect thank you guys for watching this review

bye

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NEW iBlinds Smart Window Blinds Z-wave Plus Controller Review - Duration: 8:12.

- Looking for a low-cost solution to automate your blinds?

Today, we're going to review iBlinds,

a Z-Wave-enabled horizontal blind motor.

I'll also be covering some useful troubleshooting tips,

so stay tuned.

(upbeat techno music)

Hi again, John Stone, the DIY Smart Home Guy

on the channel that's all about providing

tips, tricks, and reviews for your affordable smart home.

If you're a home automation nut like me,

you've no doubt been looking for an affordable solution

for controlling your window treatments.

The problem is, most automated blind solutions

are expensive, difficult to install, or require

some good old-fashioned, build-it-yourself tinkering.

In some cases, you can't even get a price

unless you schedule an in-home consultation,

which, of course, requires you to hand over

your email address and phone number.

Lucky for us, there's new players entering this market

all the time, and they promise to make the entire process

less painful and more affordable.

It just so happens that iBlinds is one of those players

and they've recently released a smart, Z-Wave motor

that integrates with smart hubs, like Vera,

SmartThings, and Wink Hub 2.

The folks over at iBlinds were kind enough

to send over this demo unit for me to check out.

So, in this video, we'll look at the installation process,

cover some troubleshooting tricks,

as well as talk about some home automation tips.

Just so you have a proper introduction,

iBlinds is a product of HAB Home Intelligence, LLC,

which is a startup located in Arlington, Texas.

- You are Hammond, of Texas.

- They also have an Indiegogo campaign.

If you're interested in supporting projects like these,

there's a link in the video description below.

And before you accuse me of being on the payroll,

this video is not a paid endorsement

and I received no compensation for making this video.

All products in the description below

are affiliate links and I may receive commissions

if you purchase products from these links.

So products shown in the video were provided

to me for free from the manufacturer.

However, the video should not be considered

an endorsement for any of these products.

HAB Home Intelligence is a company with a vision

that's centered around expanding

the smart home window covering ecosystem.

Basically they feel that if our locks, lights,

and thermostats are smart,

then shouldn't our window coverings be smart also?

Well, um, yeah.

And, as I mentioned, iBlinds is Z-Wave,

which means in can integrate straight into your smart hub.

When you buy the kit, which normally sells for 99 bucks,

you'll get the iBlind motor, the power connector,

a battery, plus the tilt rod adapters and a height adapter.

The kit also includes the basic power package,

which consists of a USB adapter and a USB charging cable.

You can purchase an optional solar panel charger

- Solar Power

(upbeat music)

that'll help you make sure that you won't need to worry

about leaving power cables hanging around your window

or accessing the unit to give it a charge.

- To see more videos like these,

now's a good time to subscribe.

You'll also wanna spank that bell icon

to be notified when new videos are released

or if I stream a live broadcast.

The other thing worth noting is that they have units

that operate on different Z-Wave frequencies,

which means you can use them

in countries all over the world.

But you wanna make sure that you tell them

which country you plan to use the motor in,

when you place your order, just to make sure

that you get the right frequency for your country.

Now, one limitation that I see is that they currently

only support two- to two-and-a-half-inch horizontal shades,

which are basically your standard Venetian blinds.

Don't get me wrong, this is a nice place to start.

But I'm looking forward to options

for motorized vertical blinds, as well.

Hint, hint.

Hint, hint.

Looking at the installation from the top down,

you'll see the motor, the charging port, and the battery.

The battery has this on/off switch,

which will be important in a few minutes.

And, if you're wondering how long the battery lasts,

iBlind boasts an impressive six months, on average.

(flames extinguished)

During the installation, you'll be removing the tilt rod

and putting a USB charging port in its place.

I left a link to a nice install video

in the description below.

You can also find a video on the iBlinds website.

So, here's how they work.

When you activate the motor from your smartphone

or Z-Wave remote, the motor turns

this connecting rod to tilt the blinds.

Another drawback that I see is that the unit

isn't able to raise and lower the blinds,

but, according to iBlinds, they're working on it.

And, in my opinion, with the proper amount of automation,

tilt really is all you need.

And, since this connects into your Smart Hub,

you have access to voice commands

if you're using a voice controller.

Computer, set blinds to 50%.

Now, before we take a look at this inside the Vera,

Wink, and SmartThings hubs,

let's cover a few troubleshooting tips just real quick.

First, when you get ready to pair this thing,

make sure that the power has been on

for at least 60 seconds.

Then, when you put your hub into Inclusion mode,

press the Include/Exclude button once.

Don't press this more than once,

or you're gonna run into problems.

If you pressed it three or more times,

I'll let you know how to recover from this in just a minute.

After your hub responds, you're gonna wanna wait,

and I mean wait.

The motor is going to go through an internal setup routine,

which could take a few minutes.

So you're gonna wanna be patient.

You'll know it's finished doing its thing

when it runs through this calibration mode.

During this cycle, the motor will open and close the blinds

as it figures out where the max limits are.

And, that's pretty much it.

You're done.

Now, if you got a little click-happy

and pressed that Include button more than three times,

I've created a set of troubleshooting instructions

that I've left over my website, in the how-to section,

so you'll wanna check that out.

On the control side, let's start with the Wink.

When you pair this in with the Wink,

you'll bring this in as a generic Z-Wave switch.

The downside here is that the Wink Hub 2

only supports full open and full close.

However, iBlinds is working with Wink

to open up the remaining features.

Okay, so let's gets this thing into the SmartThings Hub.

As usual, you're just gonna go

straight into your SmartThings app,

and you're gonna hit that little plus sign.

And then, we're gonna go back to the iBlinds unit there

and we're going to hit the Include button.

Okay, now SmartThings has detected it.

Just a quick rename.

Do the same thing as last time, Lab Blinds.

Done and save.

Okay, now we're gonna wait a couple of minutes,

and we're gonna let that do its autocalibration.

Sometimes if you're waiting a little bit too long

for this to go through its autocalibration mode,

you might want to give it a helping hand

by hitting that On or Off button,

and that's gonna get that thing started.

It's a beautiful thing.

To get full functionality within the SmartThings Hub,

you'll need to install the iBlinds Device Handler.

For those of you that don't already know,

a device handler is a custom piece of software

that allows the manufacturer to expose

additional functionality to the hub.

In the case of SmartThings, this will be the battery level

and the variable tilt settings.

I've left a link to the device handler

and how to install them in the description below.

Now, on the Vera side, it's pretty straightforward.

Full functionality straightaway,

no device handlers, no muss, no fuss.

When you bring in the device, you'll set it up

as a generic Z-Wave device.

It came in smoothly and it has all the features available.

You can see the full up, full down battery indicator

and the percent slider.

Using the Open and Close options

allows you to start the motion and then stop it.

There's also a link to my review of the VeraSecure

in the description below.

And, since this is now paired with my home automation hub,

we can create all sorts of cool scenes.

For example, tilt it to 75% in the morning

to let the light in, but I don't want the direct sunlight.

After noon, when the sun's out of the way,

you can open it up to 50% to let in more light.

And, at night, you can automatically close the blinds

30 minutes after sunset to keep

the neighbors from peeking in,

because that's how your neighbors are, right?

Overall, I think the folks over at iBlinds

hit a home run with this device.

I like the fact that it has the optional solar panel

and that it connects directly to my smart hubs.

And, since you're still here,

I'd like to take a moment to talk about Patreon.

Every little bit helps, and all the support goes directly

into making these videos for viewers like you.

I'm also making my DIY Smart Home Guy shirts

available over at LogoSportswear.

There's a link to my store in the description below.

Over time, I'll be making more options available.

So, keep checking it out.

You might just find something you like.

For more reviews, tips, and DIY videos, visit AZHB.com.

Thanks for watching.

Don't forget to subscribe, and don't forget to click Like.

Over here are a couple of other videos that you might enjoy.

Until next time, cheers.

We're expanding the smart window covering

eco eco eco eco eco.

Two and a half-inch (mumbles).

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Ghostbusters The Video Game Xbox 360 Review - Duration: 6:13.

Hey guys Mike from nerd problems gaming here and welcome to nerd problems gaming the channel where we go through the good and bad of

Everything nerdy to make sure that you spend your time on the best of the best in today's video we be doing a review of

Ghostbusters the video game for Xbox 360 so stay tuned

Now if you're new to the channel, maybe you can't tell already, but I'm a huge Ghostbusters fan

So I was definitely really excited when this game first came out. I remember getting it

You know pre-ordering it as soon as I heard about it

I'm staying up all night playing the game right and so there's a lot of great things about this game

Especially if you're a Ghostbusters fan

So you know one thing that I really like about it as you can kind of tell

From the cover here is that they have the original cast from the Ghostbusters

And so they have all the actors a lot of the the side characters are the same actors from the movie

so it's really cool in that sense because a lot of the humor the banter the

Conversations the storyline, it's all very similar feel to the other Ghostbusters

things out there

So it's kind of like the the third movie that everybody wanted to see right

You know where again it takes place a couple years after ghostbusters 2 the movie, and so it's kind of almost a continuation of that

Storyline so as the the plot basically you're playing as the new recruit to the team

That's going to go out and be on these new franchises that they're gonna start up for the Ghostbusters

So you're kind of a rookie and training?

And so you'll go through the story line playing as the rookie you'll get to play

Alongside the different ghostbusters of the team and it's cool because again the story line really takes place right after

And flows right with the first two Ghostbusters movies, so it's cool

I'm not gonna really give a little a lot of the plot line or the spoilers of it by any means but

Basically there is an event going on basically at the the Museum of Natural History

If I remember right and it's basically an exhibit geared towards Gozer

Basically the the main bad guy the main villain in the first Ghostbusters movie

and then as you play throughout the

Storyline there's a lot of different tie ins between the first movie the second movie and everything kind of comes together as a whole so

I really liked that aspect of it, so I liked the plot line a lot when I first played this game

I was a little bit nervous that it was kind of more of a first person shooter

Almost you know when this came out. That was kind of the

first-person shooter was king right at the time when this game came out so at almost every game that was coming out was a

Spin-off of some kind of first-person shooter aspect, but I think that it did it really well

I like the gameplay style where you have to kind of wrangle the ghost you wear them down

You do damage to them

And then you can eventually trap them and basically you really had the feel like you were holding a proton pack

Right like you were using that so I liked that aspect of it where you could slam the ghost into the traps and you know

As you play you upgrade your proton pack

So you'll add on a slime below or attachment gonna add on like an ion cannon, so it's cool

You'll switch between different modes of the proton pack as you play and then like I said as you capture more ghosts you learn more

Experience more money that you can use to basically upgrade

Your arsenal and then again that makes the game a lot of fun, too

And there's you know unique puzzles and different things that you have to figure out along the way as well

It can get I guess a little monotonous as you're playing throughout it a lot of the ghosts act very similar and again

It's just kind of like a different skin over the coast basically different look to them

But a lot of them act the same, but again if you're a Ghostbusters fan

It's a lot of fun going out and catching these ghosts and bringing them in I guess at the same time

I played through this game probably like four or five times

So maybe that's where the repetition comes in versus maybe just in the game itself

But I'll it's a lot of fun if you like Ghostbusters, and you haven't checked this game out yet

I would definitely recommend getting your hands on game. It's a whole lot of fun

It's a cool. New story, and then it really feels like you're in

the Ghostbusters

Universe it really feels like you are the new rookie as you're playing learning the skill sets of catching ghosts, honey

You know the equipment using it to your advantage

different things like that so again the storyline is great the music's great it takes a lot of the music and

from the movies as well, and then like I said it's got the original actors in this game so the banter the

Storyline everything just has a real

Ghostbusters feel to it so

highly recommend picking up this game if you haven't yet and then again especially if your

Ghostbusters saying you'll love this even more like I did so again guys

Let me know in the comments below if you like this game if you wish they would have made this into a movie as well

You know let me know in the comments below. How you like this game

I'd love to chat with you more about it, too

and then also if you'd like to see more of

Videos like this faster feel free to subscribe and comment and share on this video as well

And then if you'd like to support our channel help us get more videos out faster

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Book review: Essential Thermodynamics, by Athanassios Z. Panagiotopoulos - Duration: 6:35.

Hello and welcome to YouThermo channel. In this video I'm going to talk about

this book: "Essential Thermodynamics", by Professor Athanassios Panagiotopoulos

and I have decided to talk about it because I have found out that some

colleagues and students have not heard about it and I think it's important to

know about this excellent book. But before I talk about the book, let me tell

you a quick story. I was a young faculty member, in Rio de Janeiro, in the late

1980s. One day, a senior colleague brought me a paper and told me "You should study

this paper" because it's an important one and it's author, it's only

author, will, one day, be very famous. The paper was about the Gibbs ensemble of

statistical thermodynamics and the author was Athanassios Panagiotopoulos. The paper

has become very influential and the author has become one of the leading

figures of chemical engineeeing thermodynamics in the world. He now works

for Princeton University, as a Professor of Chemical Engineering, and for the sake

of full disclosure, let me tell you that this issue of the book that I have in my

hand was given to me by the author.

The book starts with an introductory chapter and then chapter 2 is about

energy balance. Chapter 3 is about entropy and reversibility and it's

important to call attention to the fact that the author introduces the

microscopic interpretation of entropy at this point. Chapter 4 is a brief chapter

on heat engines and refrigeration cycles. Chapter 5 is about the mathematical

relationships of thermodynamics, Legendre transformations, thermodynamic

identities and the like. Then, chapter 6 is about the stability of thermodynamic

systems, which i think is a very important topic to introduce even at

undergraduate level. And, then, the subsequent chapters are on the

properties of pure fluids, of mixtures, phase equilibrium, and chemical equilibrium.

In essence, everything one should cover in an undergraduate chemical engineering

thermodynamics course. I particularly like the problems, the proposed problems.

I think they are instigating. It's plug numbers and get answers. They are

problems that require analysis, thinking, and I consider this is one of the strong

points of this book.

I have told you what the book contains but when trying to be essential the

author has had to make decisions on what goes into the book and what does not go

into the book. So, now I'm going to tell you what is not on the book. For example,

you will not find steam tables, pressure- enthalpy, temperature-entropy, Mollier

diagrams in this book. If you're a faculty member watching this video, you

need to think that, if you use this book, you need to provide these materials as

supplements to your students from your own sources. Also, things like modern

thermodynamic models are discussed very briefly. For example, the author refers to

UNIQUAC in the book but says that its discussion and presentation are

beyond the scope and there is no discussion about NRTL or Wilson

models, for that matter. Modern equations of state, such as SAFT,

are not discussed in the book. Modern mixing rules for cubic equations of

state, like Wong-Sandler, are not discussed in the book. So, the author has

made a clear decision to stick to simpler models models that are

easier to use for hand calculations. Also, I think there's something interesting

here because thermodynamic models come and go but the fundamentals of

thermodynamics remain and this book is essentially about the foundations of

thermodynamics. In essence, I think the author has written a book for the ages.

Undergraduate students are the main target audience for this book but I

think that professionals who want to develop a deeper understanding of

classical thermodynamics will benefit a lot from it too. In addition, I think that

undergraduate students who take a thermodynamics course using a different

textbook can use this one, "Essential Thermodynamics" as an excellent secondary

source of information.

The book may be available through other bookstores but its price on Amazon, in

March 2018, is 67 US dollars.

My final words is that this is an excellent book. Undergraduate students

will benefit a lot from it because it's concise, direct, but does not compromise

on quality. I also think that professionals can benefit from this book

if they want to develop a deeper understanding of classical

thermodynamics. Thank you very much for watching this video and see you in the

next video of the YouThermo Channel.

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Lenovo Ideapad 320 - Unboxing & Review 2018 - Duration: 5:10.

Lenovo Ideapad 320 - Unboxing & Review

Premium feel, budget price. That's the best way to describe the 15-inch Ideapad 320

Lenovo IdeaPad 320 is designed to simplify your life.

It will handle any task with ease, thanks to powerful processing and HD graphics.

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Review: Million Onion Hotel - Peace Peace YAY! - Duration: 3:02.

Game: Onion Time!

Hello! My name is Tom, I'm a disappointment to my family, and this is

my Poop Gamer review for Million Onion Hotel

Million Onion Hotel is the clearest example I can find a simple and very

old-fashioned mechanics elevated purely by creative aesthetic. At its heart, the

game is a simple version of Wack-a-Mole. Simply tap where you need to tap, score

points, and extend your time to get more points. But this surface level simplicity

conceals a complexity that steadily builds until you find yourself trying to

remember how everything works like a fast-paced game of Simon. Every type of

sprite reacts differently to taps and not tapping, and there are a lot of them

to remember.

Where the charm of Million Onion Hotel really shines is creating a fun and

weird story to loosely tie it all together.

None of it 'appears' to make sense at first, but the promise of more to come

makes learning its mechanics all the more rewarding, and you are rewarded with

amusing unlockable descriptions to help flesh out this world of madness that I

really can't keep myself from coming back to. All that said, this might not be

the ideal pooper for you. The game session I recorded to get footage for

this review is almost 20 minutes long, and while Million Onion Hotel is

definitely a game you can enjoy while "Hunting the Brown October," you should

definitely revisit it to get the most out of the experience. It is worth noting

that reloading the game will bring it back to where you left off, so don't

feel pressured to finish before if you wipe. Million Onion Hotel has plenty of

depth for those who look for it, making it more than worth the $4 asking price, but

unless you want to dive in for more after a few initial sessions, you may

find experience shallow. Grab a coffee or two, sit a while, and your patience may be

rewarded. For more reviews for the loo, check out poopgamer.com

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Black Panther (2018) Movie Review (TOTAL BULLSH*T) - Duration: 1:50.

Black Panther is a fucking piece of shit

and no i'm not fucking racist I was falling asleep throughout almost the entire runtime of the movie

I was watching this movie with my dad, and I was tempted to ask him to go home

But I continued to sit down and tolerate this disaster of a movie plus

I couldn't sleep because of all the loud fucking noises

I hated this movie's comedy in humor or lack thereof

Such as the scene where this girl points at black panthers jandals and says

"What are those?" in an obnoxious voice?

Fucking end my miserable existence now

I also really fucking hate the SJW commentary and racist comments that infested the film

Rotting it to its once-proud core

Such as the bad guy kill Mongers most retarded famous quote "Nah. It's from Wakanda. Did you steal it?

Just like you stole everything else?"

Total bullshit! Stop treating the blacks like they are the victim. Grow up

Another quote was "Another white guy. We need to heal" how about we reverse the races?

"Another black guy" in jail how does that sound?

Not very good I can imagine

Marvel need to step up their game. Also, They say that the cast is so diverse but

99% of the cast are just black people

Diverse my ass

Stop pretending to love this movie. Just because it has black people in it. If it's good

I will praise it and if it's a piece of shit like Black Panther was, I will hate on it. That's fair enough

I think I've said enough about this piece of shit

*Black Silence*

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My Little Pony Equestria Girls Sunset Shimmer Classic Style Doll Review - Duration: 2:48.

hey everybody today in this video I'll be doing an unboxing and review of the

My Little Pony Equestria girls sunset shimmer here is a look at the back of

the box here's an up close look at sunset face she has green eyes with some

pink eyeshadow pink lips some blush and on her cheek on top of her head she has

a pair of orange pony ears then she has long silky red and yellow hair it's very

soft and nice to the touch it's nice and shiny high quality doll hair and the

front there is a little braid she is wearing a top and vest and those are

connected there one piece the top is orange with her cutie mark symbol on it

and a sparkly glitter and then the vest is this leather like material with the

studs printed on the lapels then she has black belt with some black studs

she has three different bracelets they're actually separate not just one

big bracelet she has this pink skirt with some belts and different details

printed onto it it does have some stitching along the bottom and then

finally we get to her boots which are just all black plastic they don't have

any paint details on them like for the studs or anything else

so my rating for this Equestria girl sunset shimmer from one to ten ten being

the best I would give her an eight out of ten she has really nice hair and her

outfit is a pretty decent outfit just kind of run-of-the-mill doll clothes

nothing on her is glaringly messed up or subpar I would say so thank you guys so

much for watching this review bye

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The 25th Ward: The Silver Case | Review - Duration: 7:01.

Time to delve once again back into that dark, crazy mind that we all love so much, of game

developer SUDA51.

The Silver Case, has got a sequel and it's called...

The 25th Ward.

With new characters, new mechanics and of course, new insanity, does this visual crime

novel, where every cop seems to hate each other, manage to capture the magic of the

original?

Well, here we go, here's my thoughts on the game.

#1. Streamlined

As always with a SUDA51 game, he manages to

create a world that is truly memorable.

The 25th Ward is essentially a city created to study the effects of 'criminal power'.

Crime is kept to a minimum, partly due to the ruthless Postal System, who sends out

so-called 'delivery men' to kill people who commit even the most trivial of crimes.

And once again, the Heinous Crime Unit makes its return, only this time they've stepped

up their game to become more like bloodthirsty killers, instead of detectives.

It's a violent, unpredictable setting, where you never know who's about to kill who.

It's less about solving small, individual cases but instead about piecing together the

parts of a larger conspiracy.

Now if all of this was handled sloppily, it would have made for a very confusing experience.

And to be fair, I did eventually get kind of lost as to what was happening, but it does

at least it start off clear.

It doesn't barrage you with 100 different pieces of information within the first ten

minutes of playing *cough* Silver Case, so you feel like you're eased into things.

It begins with a simple premise- a body is found in a high rise apartment block and things

build up from there.

Plus it does help that now, it's always obvious who's talking, a problem that it's fair to

say the original had.

But what is a little disappointing is the surprising lack of visual variety.

Things like news reports, animations and full motion videos have all been stripped away,

leaving the whole game sticking to just one or two different styles.

Maybe this was because it was originally released onto mobile devices back in 2005, so there

may have been issues with the memory space.

Who knows?

Sure, technically the graphics have improved- things look a higher quality.

But at the cost of some of the creativity.

Which is a shame.

The music does kicks ass though!

#2. Gameplay

Moving around these settings, from apartment

blocks to abandoned hotels is done at the click of an on screen direction.

It's always pretty clear what you need to do in an environment, whether it's talk to

someone, look at something or use an item.

But it's not really about exploration.

Once again, it's about experiencing the story as it unfolds, by reading through lengthy,

but entertaining dialogue sequences.

You really are just trying to find the next thing to do, to activate the next line of speech.

There are however puzzles to solve, but for the most part, these are handled pretty poorly.

The password puzzles provide no challenge whatsoever, as more often than not, your told

the answer only seconds before needing to enter them in.

So, say you go to the Thousand Hotel?

Hmm, I wonder what the four digit pass code needed to open the front door is?

And the online chat room puzzles can get extremely tiresome.

If you don't select the correct thing to say next, out of a three possible options, the

conversation ends and you have to start again.

You then have to go through the same lines of dialogue until you can guess at a different

response.

The game says you need to follow the flow of what's being said, but let's face it- all

you really can do is guess.

Maybe this worked better in the original Japanese version?

#3. A Tale Of 3 Stories

This time around there are three, unique stories

to explore.

The first part, called "Correctness" follows two Heinous Crime Unit Detectives, who are

both as violent and mad as each other.

This is the story which really goes off the rails.

Oh boy.

At probably around the time when the male cop, Mokutaro Shiruyabu, is confronted by

seven assassins which he must defeat in Pokemon style battles- and in which he defeats the

only female assassin by, urr... essentially raping her, it leaves you scratching your

head thinking, "OK, so our hero's just raped someone."

It shows how this so called criminal power can seep into anyone's heart, but the problem

with this idea is, it leaves us without any characters that we can relate to.

There's no more heroes in this world I guess.

The second story is "Match Maker" and this has a lot more heart to it.

Don't get me wrong, everyone here's still a ruthless killer, but it does strike a chord

when it deals with the teacher/student relationship of ex-Yakuza gangster called Tsuki and the

young, sweet-toothed Osato, who often ends up making some really, really dumb decisions.

But you end up caring about him because you can tell that his heart's in the right place.

This was arguably the best of the three stories, as you followed this pair and their work for

the Regional Adjustment Bureau, a high level secret government organisation who tries to

keep their own existence a mystery.

And what does 'adjusting' someone mean?

Well... of course, here it means killing them!

Finally, "Placebo" saw the return of our highly anticipated, favourite freelance reporter,

Morishima Tokio.

He wakes up on a boat in the 25th Ward, with his same old pack of cigarettes, although

he's trying to give them up, same old pet turtle, and same old email address.

Only this time he's lost his memory and so is trying to piece together what happened,

while diving into the mysterious world of online sex chat.

Classy!

Each of these three stories has a very different feel, with the over arching theme of this

criminal power connecting them.

They all have their funny and dark moments, and all come together in a brand new final

chapter, not featured on the original mobile version.

Here, there's almost a whopping 100 different endings to choose from.

But don't get too excited though, none of them make a whole lot of sense.

Like on purpose, no sense whatsoever.

And each one takes around 5 minutes to complete, so, yeah, thanks for making me sit through

500 minutes of this, just to get that Platinum trophy.

Not a particularly high note to end the game on!

Any creation by SUDA51 is always treading a thin line of too over the top and too safe.

I think that here, he did a bit of both.

He went too wacky with some of the plot and yet too safe with its presentation.

I don't mind a visual novel having little gameplay, but what gameplay there is here...

falls flat.

It ends up making an experience, perhaps not as special as The Silver Case.

But that's why, whenever a character from the original turns up, it briefly engages

you just that little bit more.

It's still one hell of a ride.

Thanks for watching.

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EMAX RS2306 - Review - Duration: 4:01.

Hello everyone, I'm Mirko, and today we'll see this EMAX motor great for FPV drones

This is the EMAX RS2306 if you want to buy it the link is in description below.

The engine comes to us in this plastic box covered with a cardboard protection

which shows the main features

This model is 2400KV, then we note that this motor can be powered with 3 to 4 cell batteries

the thrust is a bit more than a 1.5 kilo, the recommended propellers are 5 inches

the declared weight it is 34g and the nut to tighten the propeller is an M5

On this side we have the contents list that we immediately go to discover!

Inside the package we find: the engine, a self-locking aluminum nut and a set of stickers.

Then we have the screws to fix the motor to the frame:

a set for 3mm arms and a set for 4 mm arms.

5 screws are provided for each set so have a spare for every need.

We are also supplied with a screw and a washer escort to fix the bell to the engine.

In fact, the Emax 2306 use the screw instead of the clip.

This solution is much better as it dismantles the bell for possible engine cleaning

it's simpler and faster.

In addition, the screw guarantees greater security compared to the clip.

The magnets are curved, this guarantees a smaller gap with the windings

giving greater efficiency and power to motor

The cables are made of 18AWG silicone and theirs length up to the base of the engine is 12cm

So they are long enough to be mounted on 4-in-1 ESCs in a 250mm frame

As we said these motors are of the 2306, these measures are referred to the diameter of the rotor

and at his height.

The shaft is made of steel and hollow, which means that it is resistant to shocks and is able to contain the weight.

The external length is 12.5mm

On the magnets we notice blue glue, this it is applied by the manufacturer to balance the motor

it is therefore important not to remove it

The weight of the engine is 36.7 grams, slightly higher than that stated in the specifications

In conclusion we can say that the EMAX RS2306 are suitable for those looking for maximum performance

The construction quality and the materials used make them among the best engines on the market.

The acronym RS stands for Race Spec, in fact these EMAX are a very popular choice and used by Racers.

For those who instead make Frestyle and want to push his quad at the limit will find in these engines a high power.

In this regard, the recommended ESCs are from 30 \ 35 Ampere or higher.

For maximum performance, I recommend using quality 4S batteries with a high discharge C

This was my review of the EMAX RS2306 2400KV

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