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Hi guys, today I'm going to try some colored chapsticks and one lipstick.

I saw this girl at Whole Foods, me and my family met her and she gives me um

chapsticks and lipsticks, so let's get started.

Let's open it. Ooh we got a red lipstick, Burt's Bees.

That's the name. The color is Napa Vernard, Vineyard.

Four three five, and now, the next thing is this box of chapsticks, I think. Yeah

and

they're not clear, they're colored. This is the warm collection so let's open it.

Another box... Okay there's fig, rub arb, rue bar, rhubarb

rhubarb and peony, peony.

Okay, I'm going to use my scissors instead.

The first one I'm going to try is

Pony, Peony. It's a lip simmer.

Okay, let's try it on.

Wow, it's soo pretty!

Okay, got a napkin and I'll wipe it off... for the next one

What a difference! Okay, the next color I'm gonna do is... fig!

This smells minty, just like this one. I don't know if this will too, but we'll see...

Oooh, this is pretty!

Oh Wow! The mint is going in my eyes

Ooh, this one is so pretty!

Last, but not least, with chapsticks is rhubarb

and it's lip shimmer 🎶

Oh, what color does it go?

Okay...

Okay time to try it on...

Ooooh, this is my favorite! It's so pretty!

So, that's all three of these colors.

and now I'm gonna put them away ripped this I'm actually gonna put them

even though I ripped this.

I'm actually going to put them in the pouch.

Okay it's time for last but not least, I think this will be my favorite

Red Lipstick!!! Yaay!

Ok, let me open it.

Mommy would you please open this.

This color is

napa vineyard, four three five.

Oooo

Ooo this looks so pretty! Okay!

Ooo this is so pretty! It's... this one is my favorite!

On my next video I'm going to wear this lipstick!

Okay let me put it away.

Clean this.... stuff up.

Okay! See you on my next video! Byyyeee

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Prey Mooncrash DLC Review - Lunar Letdown - Duration: 4:27.

Hello Everyone, This is Aluvian and today we make our escape in Mooncrash.

Mooncrash was released in June during E3 this year as a DLC for Prey, but it's played

as a separate game mode selected from Prey's main menu.

In Mooncrash, You play as a hacker in a capsule orbiting the moon, playing through a simulation

of a disaster at the TranStar moonbase Pytheas.

The moonbase is made of up a starting area, a main hub in a crater, and 3 wings connecting

outward from the hub.

The game plays like a "roguelike", meaning when you die you lose your progress, well

mostly.

Since it's a simulation, when characters die, they are dead until the simulation is

reset, losing all items gained, with the exception of installed neuromods (or skills), and fabricator

plans.

You're also awarded Sim points that you can spend on items you've unlocked for use

in your next run.

Once reset, you start back at the beginning with empty inventories.

So, you'll want take your time to avoid that, but apparently, the simulation is corrupted,

and gets more corrupted as you go.

When the meter fills, the corruption level goes up, resurrects all of the enemies and

makes them stronger, overwhelming you quickly.

Unfortunately, most of the major strengths of Prey, are missing from Mooncrash.

The compelling narrative?

Replaced with very short individual character stories.

The atmosphere?

Well it's sort of there, but nowhere near the extent of Prey, and then rendered mostly

non-existent because you're constantly rushing through the environments, repeatedly.

Being able to play your way, is also missing, because you're stuck playing as 5 distinct,

unlockable characters, each with predetermined skills, so you're forced to play a certain

way depending on the character.

Important skills like repair or hacking, are limited to each a single character.

Some tasks require the abilities of multiple characters to complete, so you're forced

to play certain characters in a specific order, making it a game of memory as you cannot switch

characters on the fly.

They either, have to die or escape in order to select a new one, and then that character

is only reselectable after you've reset.

It tends to all feel very repetitive, as between each reset, all bodies, and lootable containers

remain in the same place, just with different loot inside.

You can only loot the exact same storage container so many times before you're bored with it.

The runs are varied a bit, though, as you progress.

They start adding hazards, like a fire or power outage in a wing to hamper your run,

but most are pretty easily dealt with.

They also added a few new things.

Mimics come in more varieties, some having elemental properties like the phantoms do.

They included a new enemy, the moonshark, which is the toughest enemy to date, as well

as a new Typhon ability learned from it called burrow, allowing you to dig under obstacles.

Another new addition, is weapon skins, which were neat at first, but, you have to set them,

item by item.

So if you set a skin on a wrench, but then during your run, you collected 5 more, better

wrenches, you have to set that skin, on each wrench you pick up, individually, on every

single run.

The skin you select does not save across the item type.

So it's novel at first, but quickly becomes a tedious hassle that you just ignore.

In Bethesda's marketing, they use the phrase "infinitely replayable" several times

to describe the game, and for that reason, I find it extremely odd that they decided

to make your game unplayable after finishing all of the objectives.

You're taken out of the simulation for an end of game sequence, and due to the game

autosaving at that point, you can no longer return to the simulation to play the actual

game, you have to start a whole new one.

That's not particularly fun nor is that what I'd call infinite.

The beginning of the game is when you are your weakest and you die repeatedly because

you are woefully overmatched.

That is the least fun part of the game, why throw your player back in to that?

Furthermore, the launch trailer made the game look way more combat focused than it is, and

when once I actually played the game, I felt misled.

Ultimately, Mooncrash is, in essence, a completely different game from Prey, only sharing a world,

skills and shooting mechanics not to mention the long loading times.

They moved away from the things that made Prey great, and that's disappointing.

Currently, I don't recommend Mooncrash.

While I do appreciate Arkane wanting to try something new, it just didn't work for me.

Later this year though, they're releasing another game mode called Typhon Hunter, which

is free to owners of Mooncrash.

It plays like Prop Hunt, where one player controls Morgan Yu, and the other 5 players

control mimics, hiding from him.

That sounds like it could be a lot of fun, but until then, I'm done with the moon.

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Essential Phone Review (Android 9 Pie) - Duration: 4:55.

Hey there, Alex here.

This is the Essential Phone, a device that came out over a year ago.

But somehow, this is actually one of the most interesting phones around right now.

Let me explain why.

We kick things off with design, which in hindsight, was really ahead of its time.

The use of titanium and ceramic might not look or feel that different compared to aluminium

and glass, but it's still really unique.

Ceramic is a little more scratch resistant, and titanium is a little stronger.

The phone also stands out because of its angular design and smaller size, both of which I really like.

Some of the smaller design details are nicely done too, like how the call speaker and notification

LED have been implemented.

It also has one of the better looking display notches, especially compared to the iPhone X lookalikes.

The version I have here is the newer Halo Gray colour with a matte finishing, and it

looks incredible.

I just really love this understated industrial look.

Other than looking great on the outside, the hardware that the Essential Phone is packing

inside is pretty good as well.

Good looking display with small bezels, Snapdragon 835 processor, and decent amount of storage

and RAM.

Sure, there are some things I wish could be better, like the use of an AMOLED screen,

stereo speakers, and water resistance.

But the screen still looks good, the speaker is pretty loud, and the phone feels really

well built.

The slightly more contentious shortcomings are probably the lack of a headphone jack

and expandable storage, but those are not deal breakers for me personally.

I have seen reports of poorer network strength, but in Singapore, I've not had any major issues.

You might have noticed that I'm actually running Android Pie on the phone already with

the new gesture navigation.

This is another reason why the phone is so interesting now.

Essential took everyone by surprised when they started rolling out the Android Pie update

on the very first day of release.

This is something normally reserved for Google-made devices like the Nexus or Pixel lineup.

For the Essential Phone to get the update so quickly, is really impressive.

With Android Pie, the phone feels pretty snappy for the most part in my day to day use.

No surprise here since it's pretty much just stock Android.

In terms of things like scrolling and the animations, It's still not quite as smooth

as even the first generation Google Pixel, but overall it's still what I would consider

to be decent.

No issues with gaming performance as well since we're talking about the Snapdragon

835 afterall.

Battery life has been pretty decent too.

A full day of use is no problem at all, and sometimes I can get even more than that with

lighter use, which is more than good enough for me.

Overall, the software experience is definitely a highlight of the phone.

Back when I first tested the Essential Phone, I was a little apprehensive about how fast

they would update their software.

But since then, they've been pushing out updates and bug fixes consistently, so huge

thumbs up for Essential here.

Something else that has been improved with software updates, is the camera performance.

Auto HDR mode seems a lot more reliable, and the camera app itself seems smoother compared

to when the phone first came out.

Since the camera hardware itself is not that amazing, the improvements to image quality

are pretty minor.

But because of the improved reliability, it feels like a much better experience.

The monochrome sensor is still really fun to play with, and there is a portrait mode

now that works decently too.

It's still not going to be as good as other flagship devices, but this is definitely a

camera that I can live with especially when I consider the price of the phone.

Which brings us to the most important factor, price.

These day, the phone typically goes for around three to three hundred and fifty US dollars

on Amazon, which I think is already a pretty good deal for a phone that does the essentials well.

But I actually got mine from a sale recently at just 224 USD.

At that price, it's not just the camera, but all of the Essential Phone's shortcomings

becomes inconsequential.

It's cheaper than even mid-range devices, but offers so much more.

The hardware still holds up today, the software experience is excellent, it's getting fast

and consistent software updates, and it is priced really well these days.

Despite being a phone from 2017, this is now one of my favourite phones around.

Thanks for watching my revisit of the Essential Phone.

If you've enjoyed it, be sure to leave a like and subscribe to the channel.

Thanks again, and see you guys on the next one.

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eBook Review of "Managing Biogas Plants - A Practical Guide" to AD Plant Operation - Duration: 3:15.

This is an eBook Review of Managing Biogas Plants - A Practical Guide to AD Plant Operation

This is a review of a Kindle, e-Book, available to download at the Kindle Store. You will, have to pay for it.

This practical manual written, by author Mario Alejandro Rosato, provides basic theoretical knowledge about the fermentative processes of anaerobic digestion, which produce biogas.

Understanding these is fundamental to successful biogas plant operation.

Also included are biochemical laboratory techniques, and an arsenal of practical tricks, recipes, do's, and don'ts for the biogas plant manager and all those involved in AD plant yield maximisation.

It explains why some popular tests and techniques are unreliable.

Important aspects of AD plant profitability are discussed, including how to optimize the feedstock's cost, and manage the energy self-consumption of the digester.

There is information on how to analyze experimental error propagation, and judge whether a marketing claim, or a test result from the literature is correct.

All examples are taken from the author's experience as a consultant in managing biogas plants, in Italy and Spain.

It features a glossary of technical jargon and useful reference tables and formulae.

The author states that by following the procedures described in this manual, anybody can learn in a short-time how to become a "bacteria farmer."

Two Editorial Reviews have been provided by the publisher as follows.

"a practical guide that can be useful for day-to-day operation of biogas plants, which can be potentially useful to plant operators, trainers and process engineers", by Joseph Akunna, Abertay University, Dundee, Scotland

2. "The author clearly has vast experience in biogas process monitoring, measurement and control

as well as a solid mathematical basis.. He is therefore, well-placed, to give an overview, and good advice on measuring methods,

"on basic parameters, necessary size of test reactors, and avoiding measurement-errors".  Writes Joachim Nöller, of the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, Liepzig.

Click the links below to view this eBook on the US and UK Amazon websites.

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