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Can a game work if it's borrowing a ton of ideas from an older game that you have

the best childhood memories of?

Parkitect answers that question with a resounding yes!

Adopting a ton of mechanics from RollerCoaster Tycoon, Parkitect, really brings me back.

I remember playing RollerCoaster Tycoon for an entire weekend while my parents were out

of town.

Probably solidifying my love for computers and my ability to sit in front of one for

an inhuman amount of time.

Anyway, Parkitect feels comfortable.

Part of that is the fact that so many of the mechanics are ripped right from that game

I hate I have to keep bringing up.

It's so much like playing RollerCoaster Tycoon you might forget that it's not.

But, even though Parkitect is building on a long established franchise there are some

improvements.

The most obvious one you've probably already noticed, the graphics.

Parkitect has a nice clean modern look.

The rides animations are crisp!

The menus follow on that same look which make them very pleasant to use.

You quickly become acclimated to searching for items and it's great the menu slides

out of the way when you're trying to place an object.

Parkitect even has this great eyedropper tool to select items quickly so you can place them,

making it so you don't even have to think about what trashcan you were placing in the

park the entire time.

Of course the old standards are here for you to change the ride's color and music.

There's also some really slick views that help you build the coasters.

You can see g-forces, airtime, velocity, and scenario rating.

Even though the UI is quite good building underground can be a bit of a pain in the

ass.

It's the one area where the UI offers no help.

You can move the platform you're building up and down easily but it's so difficult

to determine where it is.

It's especially difficult to line up underground pathways and Parkitect has a building UI that

it wants you to use over using the mouse but it isn't any better.

Giving the player the ability to move through each layer would have been a lot easier.

The system for building your coaster is the traditional style though where you place it

piece by piece.

Which will feel at home for old timers but newcomers will have a small learning curve.

Expect to ruin a couple and get frustrated with trying to line up that last piece of

your monorail so it can enter the station at the same height.

But, there are plenty of pre built coasters if you would rather not bother.

There's good diversity between cheap, expensive, simple, and complex.

Really the entire blueprint system is a dream.

Select a prefab item and plop it down!

It also nicely separates the game between maintaining a park and building coasters.

Depending on your mood you could jump into a game create a coaster and save it for later.

Right now the prefabs in the game are a bit limited but Parkitect comes with Steam Workshop

support and there's already a wealth of items there.

To me this is the biggest seller because there's only so many coasters I'll be able to build.

I really was getting frustrated trying to get a monorail around my park.

I'm not the type of player to go super deep getting my hands dirty building a full coaster

with a hundred different colors or with a theme.

However, the ones in the steam workshop are great!

You can tell the creators put a ton of effort into them and they look amazing in game.

The simulation of people works as you would expect.

People will use benches right next to the food stalls to eat.

They will walk down pathways where nothing is, even if they're carrying a map so you

do need put up signs that block their path.

Employees need their own paths to get around to keep the magic alive.

Hide them behind walls or for an added expense, go underground!

Side note, I have high praise for Parkitect's system for raising and lowering the terrain

level.

This is amazing work!

How it will automatically place pathways and coasters underground is incredible.

But now I really need an undo because this is messy.

Moving on, Parkitect does have a campaign mode of twenty six levels.

It's fairly straightforward with different layouts where you need to build a theme park

and get the required amount of visitors.

As you complete the levels the game makes them available in sandbox mode.

It's all fairly clear-cut and will provide a nice introduction for new players.

Pros will probably speed through them though.

The campaign can feel a little drawn out though.

Each level will take a lot longer than you expect.

That's because even at the fastest time setting the game feels slow.

When you end up using all your funds building a coaster you'll be forced to wait around

as your money rolls in.

This goes against the expectation of a sim game where at maximum speed the game should

whip by so fast that any positive or negative outcome is amplified.

The possibility of being punished for going at maximum speed is what keeps you on your

toes.

The question is, did I make all the right moves to allow me to speed the game up.

There's no reason to make the player wait if they've nailed it.

This issue is magnified if you're only using prefab coasters since you could design a coaster

while you wait for your guests to give you their money.

This has the side effect of of disrupting your attention.

Normally sim games are so absorbing that you lose track of time.

However, in Parkitect, you can feel the time slowly drag on as you wait for money.

Don't expect to feel that "one more turn" feeling because during those lulls you'll

feel fine quitting and coming back later.

It's a big departure from what I expected.

It was even more obvious after I played with unlimited cash and definitely did lose track

of time.

Overall Parkitect is good and I like it.

The early access period was kind to it.

I expect it to expand more as time goes on.

If you're wondering where the hell the coaster cam is well, there isn't one.

But, there is already a mod for it which makes me hopeful.

There's enough people invested and creating for this game.

I expect fans of the genre will be happy.

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Jagged Alliance: Rage | review and gameplay (English subtitles) - Duration: 3:46.

Lately more and more frequently developers try to revive well known game series in hope that their loud names can play into the hands.

But experience shows that everything goes exactly the opposite.

And Jagged Alliance Rage in sont an exception, which caused JA fans the same rage.

Are thing so bad? Lets see

With its ancestor Jagged Alliance Rage has almost nothing similar.

However, the developers doesnt call it sequel or JA 3, but just a spin-off

The plot of the game is unsophisticated and full of stereotypes:

an isle, guerillas and rebels, mad villain and secret experiments...

In the very beginning you are offered to choose 2 out of 6 mercenaries

each has his unique perks and disadvantages, which affect game style.

During the game you can reinforce your squad with few more soldiers.

The gameplay itself is classic turn-based tactical strategy with switching between missions on the global map.

But JAR lost most of the main Jagged Alliance series aspects.

Global strategy is abcent and switching between missions is quite linear and can be variated just to a small degree.

Also there is no economic aspect too - mercenaries work for free and no trade system in the game.

But the game gets 'fashion' survival elements like thirst, immunity and possibility to get sick due of dirty water and nonsterile bandages

At some moment I thought that 'JA Rage' is just a ported mobile game - everything really looks quite poor a little

small maps, not really long campaign, rough graphics and quite simple game mechanics with low depth.

And AI sometimes surprises...

But in the other hand it somehow draws -

the game is simpe to learn and doesnt require too much in terms of strategy and planning.

It doesnt make you plan hundred steps ahead or to replay one combat for many times.

Good choise for a beginner in the tactical strategy genre.

And as I mentioned before, the main problem of the game is its name.

If you dont consider the game as Jagged Alliance and do not compare with previous games, 'Rage' isnt really bad.

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Palm Springs Hotels - Staybridge Suites Cathedral City Tour and Review - Duration: 10:22.

Hey everyone today we're going to be doing a review and tour of the Staybridge Suites in Palm Springs Cathedral City. So check it out

Hey everyone, its Ken here from Northern Viking Explorer. If you are new to this channel, it's all about travel exploring and discovery

So make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on upcoming videos

today I'm here with my wife and we are at the

Staybridge Suites in Palm Springs Cathedral City, we're gonna be doing a tour and review of this hotel

Now we just love this hotel so much that we had to do this review

It's a gorgeous hotel with a hundred and ninety seven rooms on four floors all a hundred percent smoke-free

There's a great big parking lot right here. It's well lit at night

Just a great place

The landscaping here is also very beautiful. They did a really good job

Palm trees and it's just an enjoy to look at especially when you're from Canada like us

Today we're gonna be heading on inside. We're gonna look at the lobby area

We are gonna do a full room tour will do a dining area tour and then head out to the pool

As you can see the lobby area isn't huge but it's very clean and the staff were extremely friendly

They have a nice pantry store here where you can pick up snacks to eat on the go if you like and

They also have a nice business center with two computers a printer and a small library at the back that you can borrow things from

including DVDs and a DVD player

Here's the dining area and we'll come back and check this out a little bit later

But this is right attached to the lobby area

But we're gonna head up to floor to where our room is and do a quick room tour

The hallways in this hotel are extremely clean and

The rooms actually have a tap system where you just tap your key and head on in

As soon as you enter the room

There is a desk that you can use which is very helpful if you're here for work as well as free internet

Wireless internet. Yes

a

Full couch as well as an air conditioner in this area and this room also featured

Two large flat-screen televisions one out here in the sitting area as well as one in the master bedroom

Which we'll check out in a moment

So this kitchen was a stainless steel kitchen with a full-size dishwasher

as well as they included one pot of soap per day a

coffee maker a smooth top

Cooktop, so you can fry up some food a microwave and a full-size fridge

The cupboards were loaded with dishes so lots of cups and wine glasses plates

Mixing bowls salt pepper all the necessities you'd need to cook as well as full cup

cutlery with large knives and can openers and

Coffee and tea so you can enjoy yourself in the morning

So heading into the master bedroom, we had a king-sized bed as well as it had double

Closing doors which was kind of cool and the second flat-screen TV was in here and they actually had quite a few channels

As well as they have another heating and air conditioning unit

which is nice and a nice chair to sit in and lamps and plug-ins for your electronics and

To the right you can see there's a nice full-size

mirror and on the left a full-size closet that has space to hang up all your stuff a

Laundry basket and an ironing board and an iron, this is your basic washroom

shower and tub and one with your towels and just

outside you have your sink with

Your hand towels and Kleenex and your shampoos and soaps from simply be well

Heading downstairs on the main floor again they have free guest laundry in this hotel, which is amazing

I don't know if we stayed anywhere where they have free

Laundry and a hotel before but lots of machines to choose from if you do need soap

You can purchase it from the front desk and this area is right next to the gym. So there's lots of free weights

There's medicine balls

ellipticals exercise bikes

Treadmills as well as your free weights and some mirrors so you can check yourself out

Lots of towels as well as a scale. They're

Over in the eating area by the front lobby on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights, they offer a social reception

So that was dinner. There was all sorts of things tonight

It was burgers

But other nights is teriyaki chicken yet quesadillas nachos

The burgers were excellent as well as you can make your own salad, they included wine

Beer on top as well as soft drinks

Water it was really good the juices there were for the morning

Here's a closer. Look at the hot dogs nice and hot as well as the burgers

They also had

Cheeses and toppings for your burger and they had potato salad soup, and you can make your own salad. It was delicious

For the breakfast buffet

They had milk yogurt eggs ham hash browns as well as scrambled eggs

and you have your basic pastries toast with your jams in your cereal and

your oatmeal with a lot of toppings to choose from as well as

waffles I

Love they were so good

lots of fresh fruit and even whipping cream

They also had beverages all your coffee selections teas as well as orange juice and apple juice I

Would at the back of the hotel they have this beautiful Oasis the pool with palm trees

Overlooking a Golf Course and the beautiful mountains surrounding Palm Springs

they have wonderful loungers you can sit in with umbrellas cool house at the back there with restrooms and

The pool was really nice and warm. They don't have any hot tubs mind you and no lifeguards on duty

They also have tons of towels out here they kept it well stocked and

You know they have it was 88 compliant as well as they have

These cabanas or I guess covered tents you can sit in you can see one here on the edge

They had about three or four of those out by the pool

Here's a closer. Look at the Golf Course out back that the this area overlooks. It was just a beautiful

Oasis like I said to hang out in

Men's and women's restrooms out here and this is something I haven't seen before at a hotel. They have a

barbecue pit with Weber barbecues natural gas barbecues that you can grill your own meat

Cook dinner out here in the evening. Just enjoy yourself. What a great feature at this hotel

They also have a majestic gas fireplace out by the pool where you can just relax for the evening

If you're here with kids, there's also a grassy area. You can throw a frisbee or just play what a beautiful place this is

Staybridge Suites has a nice

Courtesy shuttle that they will pick you up and drop you off at the airport as well as they'll take you to those by areas

They also have a nice dog park just at the far end of the parking lot that's completely fenced in

So if you're traveling with pets you can take them out here and play with them

So, why do I want to come back to the Staybridge Suites and Cathedral City Palm Springs? Well, first of all this hotel is

extremely clean and modern amenities

They offer are amazing such as the social reception on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights as well as they offer free laundry

The staff here was wonderful and friendly the most amazing staff. We've dealt with at a hotel

That's totally true as well as the location. It's very convenient to the airport

it's only 3 and a half miles away from wet-and-wild if you're hoping to do some waters live and

only 7 miles to downtown Palm Springs

One other note being that close to the airport. I don't remember hearing any airplanes while we were here

No, but when we were in the pool, we could watch the planes flying overhead

But I'd never noticed any sound

We really enjoyed staying in the suite having a well stocked kitchen was handy and the king-sized bed was very comfy

What a bonus it was to check in at your hotel and have free dinner waiting for you

Again that social reception on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights. What a plus that was

And having the breakfast buffet every morning was very convenient

What a gorgeous pool area. They had they had wonderful amenities out there and it truly was an oasis

We even got to enjoy a thunder and lightning storm over the mountains while swimming around in the pool

If you're traveling to Palm Springs, I would highly recommend that you booked at the Staybridge Suites

Thank you so much for watching this review

and tour of the Staybridge Suites in Cathedral City, Palm Springs

If you did find this video useful, please remember to give it a thumbs up

Also, remember to subscribe to Northern Viking Explorer so you don't miss out on upcoming videos.

Thank you so much again for watching and take care

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Randall RD45 + Celestion V30 & G12T - Review - Duration: 5:42.

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GRIS Review (Nintendo Switch) - Duration: 6:19.

So I was looking back at the year feeling a little disappointed.

Nothing so far had impressed me like how Persona 5, Nier Automata, or Gravity Rush 2 did for

2017.

That is until now.

Gris is exactly the type of game I've been waiting for this entire year.

By that I mean an original game with a high level of artistic prowess.

It's this puzzle platformer from a brand new indie developer called Nomada Studio.

I mean just look at this art.

It really is the next big artsy indie game.

Where CrossCode was more on the mechanical side, Gris is very much on the experimentation

side.

By that, I'm specifically referring to how it focuses on providing new and impactful

approaches to design.

In terms of examples, I'd have to say it's more of a trailblazer like Journey or Braid

than it is a gameplay first deal like Cave Story or Super Meat Boy.

Anyway, let's start the review portion of the review.

Oh wait, one more thing, it's my first Switch game review!

It's finally the portable future and Nintendo are hip again.

It's like a pendulum; it's always swinging back and forth.

Ok for real this time, onto the review.

So you play as this girl named Gris and sure, I'm not a huge fan of the weird stick legs

and arms.

However, it luckily doesn't stick out at all during the gameplay.

Besides that, this game is obviously an aesthetic masterpiece.

All the artistry in the landscapes and coloring just astound me.

It's not even just aesthetics.

As the game progresses, color slowly returns to the world and that influences the rest

of the game.

Architecture gets repaired, environments change based on the new color at play, and we get

more mechanics tied to the environment.

There's this beautiful interconnectivity to the gameplay, presentation, and general

atmosphere that I just love about Gris.

It's a subtlety that just goes to show how far we've come in the realm of games as

a form of art.

The visuals constantly shift in beautiful ways that made me appreciate having the ability

to see color.

Every additional color gets introduced very distinctly and they really took the time to

make each color stand out.

We start with a monochrome wasteland that reminded me of the deathly White Desert from

the thematically similar Yume Nikki.

Admittedly, this is closer to a reverse Yume Nikki and I'm sure you'll know what I

mean if you play both games.

So yeah, in Gris, you start off in a monochromatic landscape and like I said earlier, you slowly

gather color back into the world.

It's a great concept that's executed fantastically.

You get to see the visuals as a sign of story progress and each color adds to the art in

meaningful ways.

Personally, I like the rainy blue section the most, but the red desert section isn't

far behind.

It's all just plain gorgeous.

The gameplay is that of a simple puzzle platformer.

It seems that the developers wanted to create a game that's easy to pick up and play.

I'm completely fine with that despite my love for more challenging games.

These easier games open up the medium to more people just like the Wii did back in the day.

I don't particularly like how the medium has become some sort of weird elitist club

though that's a discussion for another time.

Mechanically, the game is very straightforward to the point where it can be compared to the

likes of Journey.

Though it doesn't reduce features to the degree of Journey, Gris follows the intent

of what Journey was trying to do.

Standard mechanics are in place, but the real focus is on a compelling, emotional adventure.

The gameplay is there to convey emotions and to add to the story rather than provide any

real challenge.

Abilities are unlocked over time to deal with newly introduced obstacles.

For example, the red color results in beautiful sandstorms that blow Gris away.

The mechanic is presented and eventually, she gets the ability to morph into a rigid

wall in order to withstand the impact.

Puzzles come in many different forms.

Usually, they're pretty straightforward and add a little variety to the gameplay.

Often times, the game has you gather balls of light gated off by puzzles in order to

progress.

Luckily, the puzzles don't break the flow of the game as opposed to the more challenging

or just plain boring puzzles like in CrossCode, which falls in the challenging category and

God of War 1, which has awful puzzles that don't even deserve to exist.

I really care about flow in games, so I'm glad that the developers did such a good job

keeping the game flowing so well.

The game clocked in at almost 3 hours sharp and I feel that that's just great.

I've played too many games to really care about how many hours I can get out of a game.

It's meaningless to me as three hours in this game left much more of an impression

on me than all 35 hours of Horizon Zero Dawn.

This is yet another sidestepping discussion for another time.

Gris's story amazed me.

From beginning to end, the game provides a simple, yet stylish adventure about an internal

struggle.

It seems to be a story that deals with facing the past and moving on, though literally,

it's about a girl on a vague journey of some sort.

GRIS is a game filled with symbolism that's tied to mechanics.

This is yet another way the team at Nomada Studio figured out how to connect everything

together.

It's also a story that's open to interpretation, which is great.

However, it's more straightforward than the more out there examples like the ever

glorious killer7.

Finally the music is as fantastic as the visuals.

The developers knew exactly when to amp things up and when to slow things down.

The fine balance between ambient and compelling music gives for a good contrast, highlighting

the calmer times compared to the huge emotional scenes of loss and perseverance.

I found that the music complimented the experience perfectly in an optimal emotional response

sort of way.

The true beauty of a compelling, minimalist story tied with absolutely stunning visuals

and emotionally resonant music make for a genuine masterpiece.

Gris is an absolute gem of a work that definitely deserves your attention; highly recommended

for those open to art games.

Thanks for watching this video on my descent into chronic depression.

The original review was written for Darkstation, but it's worded totally differently for

the most part.

You should check it out if you want a more sophisticated review or if you just want more

information on the game.

If you enjoyed the video, feel free to like it and consider subscribing to the channel.

If you want more, here are some of my other videos.

Anyway, I'll see you all next time when I review my life as a reviewer.

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Rechargeable Green Laser Pointer 303 10000mw Review & Unboxing in Urdu/Hindi | Burning Laser Pointer - Duration: 7:19.

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Classic bike review: 1938, CWS M111 (Sokół 1000). Part 2. - Duration: 8:18.

Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła, kiedy my żyjemy!

This bike is beautiful, like everything else in Poland!

Since the beginning of time, it is well known that Russian and

Polish women are considered the most beautiful women in Europe.

The Polish have done a fine job on the bike!

1000 cc V-Twin engine is a mix of the Harley and Indian,

The original chassis based on the Harley model.

It works perfectly - better than Harley and better than Indian -

I'm talking about its on-road performance.

The Sokol model 1000 is a proof that the Poles

had the advanced, reliable and easily

maintainable vehicles back in the days.

"Pay attention to the sidecar! Mark rode nicely just now

and then he nearly hit it... I see that you're not looking around, you just go.

Just keep it in mind, that's all."

1000 cc V-Twin side-valve engine.

Electrical equipment hidden behind the engine

in order to protect it from dirt.

The Poles deserve credit for building this carburetor

from scratch. It doesn't even look like Schebler...

Look, it's got a foot clutch like all the rest of the American bikes.

But look what the Poles have done to it. We switch it on and... Voilà!

A return spring makes everyday riding comfortable

and it was of great use under wartime condition.

This model was manufactured in Warsaw -

that's what the inscription on the carter says.

The kick-start lever moves like this.

The Harley has it on the opposite side, remember?

One could say that the engine is a mix of the Harley

and Indian, but the Poles would most likely say that

it was designed by Polish engineers, that it's unique.

Well... We'll agree with our polish brothers.

It looks a lot like the Harley-Davidson VL engine from 1930s.

The horn imitates the "authentic" sound...

...the sound of motorcycles of the 1920s.

Here are the steering damper and the original Harley's fork.

We gotta admit, the Poles made a great motorcycle!

The engineers from Warsaw knew their business!

A common feature for all American motorcycles

is that the gas tank is divided into two parts:

the fuel goes here, and the oil goes there.

Here we have the oil pump

[in case of heavy workload,

it adds oil and keeps the engine working].

This top-up syringe might come in handy in cold conditions.

It allows to add more fuel into the carburetor straight from

the gas tank. According to the engineers,

it makes it easier to start the bike.

I wanna show you how the lubrication system of this motorcycle works.

it's very peculiar but so wisely made.

Look, the oil pump is over here. It's covered by the exhaust pipe

so it's protected from all the dirt that the front wheel throws.

There is also the hidden distributor.

But look, there is no way water could get up there.

Here is one unusual detail - it is a leaf spring

that provides a smoother ride for the sidecar.

You won't see anything like that on any other

motorcycle in the world. Not today, not ever.

When we say "Poles", we mean "proud".

This motorcycle is an icon for our Polish brothers.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel, come visit us

and then maybe you'll make

the Polish "Falcon" fly!

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Literature review 04 - How to set research objectives. Big idea and small steps - Duration: 8:47.

Hey it's Dr. Liu here with better life research tips. Today I want to talk about

how to set good research objectives. When you set your research objectives,

there are two important principles.The first principle is to think big and aim high.

The second principle is to be realistic and start low. At first glance these two

principles may sound contradictory. But in fact they're not, because the process

of setting research objectives involves at least two steps. In the first step,

you want to find a fundamental real-world problem you want to help to solve.

Solving the problem should have a significant impact, because you want to

be part of something important. You do not want to focus your work on a small hole.

Because if you are not contributing to a big or important fundamental problem,

even if you work hard and do a great job, your impact will still be limited.

In order to be important and impactful you need to think big and aim high.

But on the other hand, targeting a big problem and aim high does not necessarily mean

big and complex objectives.You are not expected to solve all the problem in one study.

You should focus on something that you can handle. You want to start low and

take realistic and small steps. Therefore after you identify the significant

fundamental problem, the next step is to figure out realistic objectives that

help to solve the identified overall problem. Your objectives should be

realistic because you want to be credible and have acceptable chance of success.

You should evaluate the available resources you have, and check

what you are able to do in your study at the current time.

You should learn to appreciate small and solid gains. Your objective may be small,

but as long as they are set in the right direction, accumulation of small and

solid gains will ultimately lead to the solving of the overall problem.

There is a saying, "you do not have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great."

Sometimes you may want to set a clear goal or aim for solving the overall problem.

The goal is something you are trying to achieve. And it provides

direction for your work. The objectives are the steps you take to get to the goal.

The goal is the destination, and

objectives are your milestones. The goal may be a great building, but your objective

could be just a small brick. The goal is sometimes shared with many researchers

in the same field. That is how researchers from different part of the

world and from different times can work together to solve big problems.

But for objectives of your study, you often have to take ownership. In order to set

meaningful goal, you need to understand your field, and the critical needs of

your target audiences. It would be nice to get advices from other people in

related field. Professional conferences are a great place to meet people, to meet

expert in your area, and get these advices on your goal. But for the

specific objectives in your study, they may not be a lot of people who can

understand. You may have to rely more on yourself, your reading, your preliminary

results, your advisors, and your colleagues who work closely with you.

In fact when you write your literature review, one of the main tasks

could be to establish the relationship between your research objectives and the

overall goal. You may need to provide a rationale for your proposed research objectives.

You want to persuade your readers that your proposed research objectives

will contribute to the solving of a fundamental real-world problem,

or contribute to the overall goal. It is common that the significance

of the fundamental problem or the overall goal has already been well recognized

by the research community. Therefore, in your literature view, your main task is

often to provide your special angle for solving the identified problem by

proposing your specific research objectives. The diagrams here explains a

typical structure of a research paper. In the literature review or the introduction section,

you move from fundamental problem to a specific critical need, and

then you continue to move to more specific research objectives. And you

prove to your reader that your proposed research objectives will make

solid contribution to the solving of a fundamental problem, and in the same time,

they are realistic and feasible. After you complete the specific task defined

by your research objectives. You get your results and you can describe how your results

realized your objectives in the discussion section. And finally,

in the conclusion section you may restate and specify how your realized objectives

have contributed to the overall goal ,or the solving of a

fundamental problem. And what are the next steps. Good research objectives

should be clear and allow for practical action. Sometimes they should reflect the

methodology parts to some extent. Achievement of the objectives should be measurable.

Two common types of quantitative research objectives are descriptive objectives

and analytical objectives. For descriptive objectives, a common verb

to use is "to estimate". For example ,the objective can be "to estimate the value

of a certain variable using a certain method." For analytical objectives, a

common verb to use is "to determine". For example, the objective can be

"to determine whether variable A is affected by variable B". Of course there are many

other verbs can be used. But it is generally not a good idea to use the

verbs such as "to study" or "to investigate" in research objectives, because these

verbs are not specific and clear enough. And achievement of these kind of

objectives are not actually measurable.To have a measurable objectives can be very important,

especially, when many researchers from different part of the world

are working together towards a shared goal, and your research is part of

a group effort of the research community. In order to build a great building together,

you need to make it clear for the size of the brick you make, and

how others can use your brick in the building.

Thanks for watching I'm Dr. Liu with research tips for the underdogs.

In the next video,I will talk about how to narrow down your research question, and focus your topic

to the appropriate level. Until next time, keep studying for a better life.

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Saucony Azura OG | Review + On-Feet | AFEW STORE (+Special) - Duration: 3:13.

Friends what's up? I am Seb from AFEW STORE and I welcome you to a new

review as always stay until the end for our On-Feet.

What do i have today? Today i've got the

Saucony Azur or like our friends from the states say 'Azura'. The shoe came

the first time in 1988 and is now celebrating its thirtieth anniversary. The colorway is

just like 30 years ago held in the same colors yellow, blue

and white with an black Outsole. The Upper we have in Synthetic Suede so completely

organic for my vegan friends you can also wear this shoe,

engineered mesh and here such a nice textile lining. What the shoe

was famous for back then was it's lightweight and that

Saucony wasn't afraid to show it's technology. for example the torsional

regidity bar which ensures that foot rolls correct and that their protected

and that it is cussioned or the rise shock resistance. The release of the shoe

is with us at 18.12. in-store first. Why in-store first? Because the first four customers

have the possibility to get this wonderful Tracksuit from Saucony for free!

Free! This includes the jacket

including two t shirts and tracksuit trousers Couldn't be better. we

have one pack in every size S, M, L, XL comes along and buy the shoe.

What the shoe also special for is that saucony

put quite a bit of technology in these shoes, for example is the

Torsion regidity bar made out of heat-resistant Kevlar which is also used in Formula 1

or used in the aerospace industry. Well done! If you liked this video

then I would appreciate a thumbs up

so that we can continue to make these cool videos I would be

happy if you subscribe to us and leave us a comment

how neat this Tracksuit is. I would be happy to see some of you

at the release at the store so the tracksuits

find a way into your hands.

We now come to our review, on-Feet review and i say bye, I'm

Out. Ciao. Take care!

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কিছু গুরুত্বপূর্ণ কথা মন দিয়ে শুনবেন প্লিজ || Income review is technolog - Duration: 1:26.

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Tesvor Robot Vacuum Cleaner 🍀 2019 Robovac (X500 ALEXA Compatible)| Review ⭐ - Duration: 9:16.

Welcome back to the channel I'm excited about a product that we just

got yesterday it's the Tesvor robotic vacuum cleaner now we do have a robo

vac but this one works with Alexa

so we unbox this yesterday and charged it and it should be fully charged right

now and it does come with a remote control there's the remote control and

that takes two batteries and I think it was triple-a batteries

yeah and so I had to put those in it does not come with the batteries

I think I'm primarily going to use the Alexa voice control to turn it on and

off but the remote control has other features on it there is a there actually

are two user manuals one for the vacuum and one that's geared towards the Wi-Fi

connection so that has everything you need to know you can use this you can

set a schedule for this and um pretty standard as far as the robotic vacuums

I've actually had have had two previous they have one now and had another one

that I have given away there it comes with four brushes little brushes two of

them are on the bottom lift this up and show you

so there you see the two little brushes that help get debris dust whatever for

along the baseboards and so on and they're two extras there is a filter

there's a now already actually there's it's a two-part filter

and it comes with a neck strap and it comes with a brush a cleaning brush and

when we're all done with the cleaning I'll show you how the dust bin comes out

and how its anteed so everything you need to know to get the test for robotic

vacuum set up on your app my phone app and with Alexa is in there scan the code

and so on yeah so there are two according to the manual there are two

commands that Alexa will use to control the robot and that is to turn it on and

to turn it off and with the remote control you can do a variety of other

functions Alexa turn Robo vac on

missing arrows

I guess I should put down some debris on the floor so you can see how a while it

picks things up the floor is not terribly dirty right now

so as with all the robotic vacuums that I've seen there's a bumper guard oh it

can made its way up onto the carpet I didn't think that it would because that

is not exactly a fan of carpet it's I guess you call it a short shag semi shag

carpet

so I spread some crackers and oatmeal on the floor

Alexa turn Robo vac on

okay so co-owner get sets of crackers I usually don't have this much of a mess

and they're coming up the kind of the brush is kind of scatter them around

but it comes back

how's that bagging fourth pattern

and I would say for vacuum cleaner it's moderately quiet

it is a vacuum so it's not super quiet but I think you could carry out a

conversation and watch television when it's on not as noisy as a upright

changed angles here as the robot keeps going on camera

in there that detects obstacles and goes the other way now you can use the remote

control to direct the vacuum maybe I should try that

okay see how well I can control this with a round

I'm no better with this than I am with her dog control vehicles drones

but you don't have to manipulate it at all you just let it go

forward yes okay should be right I think I'm getting the hang of it

and then when it's done cleaning or when the battery's low returns to the home

base charging plate

okay I think we got all the crackers up and oatmeal Alexa turn Robo back off

so when you say turn Robo vac or robot or whatever name you give the vacuum off

it will send it back to the home station to the home plate

okay so we're going to empty the dustbin now and you just press pull it out that

shows you what we collected and a few minutes

I know it looks to be the oatmeal and crackers so we get a lot of pet hair

here so I'm sure that most of the time it's gonna pick up pet hair as well so

that's a look at our first experience using the Tesvor robotic vacuum works

pretty well I sure wish they would make robotic vacuums that worked with thicker

carpets but I haven't seen any yet that do I do like the fact that it works with

Alexa thanks for watching please check the description section below for more

information

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2018: A year in review - Duration: 0:55.

This has been a very interesting year for Canada. We have a government that, in

only three short years, has completely lost touch with Canadians. Western Canada

is alienated in ways that it has not been since the days of the last Trudeau.

It's been a year of failure. Job losses in energy, ridiculous carbon taxes,

illegal immigration, expanding and exploding deficits, all wrapped up in

arrogance. Perhaps nothing has so signified that self-entitlement

like the Canada Summer Jobs fiasco, requiring Canadians to swear to support

Liberal Party policy before they could even apply for the program. Public anger

forced them to remove the attestation for next year but the Liberals are still

trying to include their bias in the process.

This year's applications open on December 17, 2018 and at least everyone

can now apply. I'll be keeping an eye on the process to make sure that last

year's abuses do not happen again.

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Lakme Perfecting Liquid Foundation|Affordable Foundation|Review & Demo|Beauty Sheuty - Duration: 7:47.

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Yamaha MusicCast 20 zvučnik - Review - Duration: 2:20.

Regards to all,

In this video I will present a remarkable Yamaha wireless speaker.

This is the MusicCast 20 model.

What's very popular with the Yamaha system recently

is MusicCast technology

according to which this speaker is named.

This technology provides a whole range of benefits.

These are streaming music from the local network and online services,

internet radio,

control via a free smartphone application,

as well as connecting with other MusicCast devices in multiroom sound.

So with the application for your mobile phone you can control the complete sound system in your home

or business premises.

If you connect more compatible speakers, soundbar or receiver,

Through the application you can control each device separately,

and you can set and listen to the same or different music on everyone.

The speaker allows you to connect via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and AirPlay connection.

Supports music services for listening to music from the Internet, such as Deezer, Spotify, AirPlay, Pandora

and many durgies depending on the region.

Provides high-quality, clear 40W power, which is enough for a smaller room

The speaker supports voice commands with Amazon Alexe,

that you will speak with Aleks in one of the languages ​​that are not Serbian,

such as English or German.

Simple and elegant design looks very modern and will easily fit into every room.

The speaker has the ability to hang on the wall so you can mount it wherever you want in your interior.

The package includes a speaker, a power cable, and instructions.

If you have any questions or are interested in this speaker, feel free to contact us or call us.

The loudspeaker is available in black and white and can be purchased through our website www.avmarket.rs.

And do not forget to lie and follow.

Greatings until the next video.

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Moto3 2018 Review - Duration: 15:40.

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Eye on Oversight - 2018 Year in Review - Duration: 2:27.

In fiscal year 2018, the HHS OIG reported 764 criminal actions, 813 civil actions and

nearly three billion dollars in expected recoveries.

Let's look at some other highlights from this year.

In January, after finding systemic problems involving serious injuries that sent group

home residents to the ER, OIG and its partners published a Joint Report warning of vulnerabilities

in group home settings.

The report contains workable, holistic solutions that States can use to protect the health

and safety of their residents living in group homes.

In June, the agency took part in the largest healthcare fraud takedown in the nation's

history.

Over 600 defendants - including 165 medical professionals - were charged with participating

in fraud schemes involving about $2 billion in losses to Medicare and Medicaid.

350 OIG agents worked with their partners in this highly-coordinated and data-driven

effort.

OIG also released the Opioid Analysis Toolkit, which can be used to identify patients who

are at risk for misuse or overdose, or who need additional case management.

In July, OIG published the Hospice Portfolio, which highlighted significant problems with

quality of care and improper billing in the Medicare hospice program.

The portfolio also described OIG's recommendations to fix these problems.

In October, AmerisourceBergen, one of the nation's largest wholesale drug companies

—agreed to pay $625 million as part of a settlement with the federal government.

This resolved allegations that the company violated the False Claims Act by illegally

repackaging cancer-supportive drugs.

Finally, OIG testified before Congress nine times to discuss topics like opioids, the

food recall process, and ensuring quality of care and safety for nursing home residents.

Stay connected with the HHS OIG by signing up for email updates, and following us on

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.

For more information, don't forget to check out our newly redesigned website at oig.hhs.gov.

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LFC vs. Man United Match Review - Fantastic Showing By Liverpool!!! | 2018-19 Premier League Season - Duration: 4:20.

Hello.

This is SportHUB, and welcome to another Premier League video, where we break down Liverpool's

3-1 win over United today at Anfield.

Let's start with each team's starting lineups.

Each team played a wacky 4-4-1-1.

For Liverpool, Nathaniel Clyne played RB, to fill in for the injured Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Wijnaldum and Fabinho, who are usually holding mids, pushed up to CM because of this formation.

On the right was Mane even though he usually plays LW, and they squeezed Keita at LM.

That was a really weird decision by Jurgen Klopp.

Firmino occupied CAM, while Salah played up top as a striker.

As for United, they played Bailly and Lindelof at CB, believe it or not.

Why would you experiment with the centerbacks considering the fact that Salah has been deadly

when given a central role this season?

Ashley Young played at LB instead of Luke Shaw, who has been in form.

Then, Darmian played at RB, which Dalot usually occupies.

He was RM.

These were two weird formations and team selections by the managers, and some United fans who

wanted Mourinho out already were unimpressed.

Now, let's get onto the game.

The tactics went accordingly to the game, so the first half was funky.

There were a small chances here and there, but the first big event was Mane's goal in

the 24th minute, which ended his 6-game goal drought.

It came from a superb Fabinho cross, but also poor man-marking by Ashley Young.

Mane brilliantly chested it, before putting it in between De Gea's legs.

At this point of the match, United were in their side of the field for a while, so can

Liverpool be suprised??

A bit after that, United developed some small chances.

However, it was a big deal when Lingard scored, and his goal was completely avoidable.

Lukaku's bad cross should've sent the ball in the hands of Alisson, but when his hands

were going towards the ground, the ball fell out of his hands and right to Lingard, but

even then, Alisson still could've saved it.

He's been the best goalkeeper all season, but that's not an excuse for this.

Throughout the game, Wijnaldum, Fabinho and Keita did an excellent job in securing the

ball, and getting it forward, something that somewhat changed the game.

Shaqiri came on in the 70th minute, and that changed the game.

From a nice build up play, Mane got the ball from outside of the box, cut inside and crossed

it, and the ball deflected of Lindelof's legs, then De Gea's legs, then it flew southeast

before Shaqiri chased the ball down and made a strong finish, as ball then had a lovely

return to the back of the net.

Later, in the 79th minute, Liverpool had a decent chance, and Firmino did a backheel

to Salah.

However, Salah couldn't get to it, but Shaqiri chased it in time to score another screamer.

This is a result of Klopp's slower build ups.

This season, 53% of Liverpool's goals have been in the first half, which is a heavy decline

from past seasons.

Klopp's detailed improvement in build up plays has payed off.

It was clear at this point that Liverpool won, and they killed the game off to secure

the win

Generally, United were worse today in player performances.

Mourinho's CB pairing didn't pay off, Young was below average, the midfield was iffy,

and Lukaku was nowhere to be seen today.

For Liverpool, the defense was ok, the midfield was amazing, and the attack held their own.

Liverpool seriously look like a title-winning team, especially since City stumped over Chelsea.

Lastly, let's look at the stats.

Liverpool had an astounding 36 shots.

They kept the ball until they got to United territory, and the process happened alot.

Most shots came from outside of the box, which is something we haven't seen from Liverpool

all season.

Based on their chances, United definitely should've had more shots than just 6.

11 shots on target may seem great also, but alot of those shots were just simple maintenance.

This is one of the biggest ways Liverpool controlled the game.

When you dominate possession, you get many chances.

Out of those chances, teams can see more goals.

Their midfield was amazing today.

For the passing, I'm not too suprised.

Both teams were able to rack up good chances.

This stat should be worrying for United.

The midfield needs more communication, and some of their technical abilities have seen

a decline.

Lastly, corners.

Liverpool had thirteen of them today.

Thirteen.

Now, who takes them?

Robertson does.

He didn't put in a single good corner today, and all these corners could've led to another

goal.

Disappointing from Andy.

Anyway, I hope you enjoyed.

What do you think about the wacky tactics both teams put in place?

Can Liverpool win the league this season?

What do Man U need to work on the most?

Don't forget to subscribe.

This is SportHUB, and I'm out!

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Youtube Rewind 2018 Indonesia - RISE | Review + Reaction - Duration: 14:15.

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New Renault ARKANA 2019 SUV Short Review - Duration: 4:21.

Renwick on a show car is a distinctive coupe a crossover that meets new

worldwide demands and expectations of our customers

it shows an astonishing balance between the elegance of a sedan and the

sturdiness of an SUV as such its innovative in this new segment and it

can be used for off-road and on-road town and country winter and summer

travel the Econo so car features a powerful and elegant and expressive

design you can see that through the muscular shapes the 19-inch wheels the

wide wheel arches very high ground clearance and 4x4 transmission and for

the elegance we have a beautiful roofline sophisticated chrome trim

detailing a glass roof and of course beautiful LED lighting signature as

you're used from that up

so this new concept a Koopa crossover fits in perfectly with our worldwide

strategy to please all the customers

vaanu econo Koopa crossover will play a major role in the development of the 101

in Russia we have the ambition for one who want to take a 10% of the Russian

market which itself will represent the first market of the new worldwide so

this is a clear contributor to the world of the company and this car will be made

in the Moscow plant which is adding also an opportunity in terms of manufacturing

operations but Renault Arcana will also in other regions of Anu especially in

Asia so today it's a very important today with this world premiere and I

wish a long life to 100 Konami yes indeed it is a very nice SUV that come

on the market in the next year the new oriental Arcana so I want to tell my

opinion about this car dies after you see the presentation of show

presentation was in Moscow and I have to say I really like this design its kind

of I don't know if you see before the post wagon the the world wagon that will

come on the market in 2020 the ID the crossover that will be fully electric

it's it's kind of the same design but I like the LED light I like the back

design I like the fact that all the crossover and SUV now are a little bit

round because they need iodine amic that white all they do the same design almost

the same design if you look at my chatez with the new IQ you see what wagon would

come with this ID crossover and also BMW with x6 has the same I like also this

mirror they have a bearing on it's interesting design something genius that

I didn't see on other cars also this plastic to protect the paint on the side

of the car and nice big rims so that was the short review with Arcana I hope you

enjoyed it please subscribe to my channel and check out my other videos so

thank you guys ciao

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