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We arrived! Let's have lunch at the Hard Rock of Venice

I'll show you the menu!

We just came in here in a store.

Let's try a traditional Tiramisu, look here!

It looks really yummy!

The shop!

Several typical products.

Torrones ...

panetones

wine

Lots of cool stuff!

Let's try this tiramisu, value 3.40 each.

The appearance is very light

it's yummy, a delight

very light

Handmade Tiramisu

It has several flavors, we take the traditional!

A good way to save money is with the dishes menus.

Generally composed of one appetizer

a main course and a salad, but may vary

I ordered one of the menus, which were the bruschetta

the penne quattro formaggi and the salad

everything went for 13.50

has the corpeto rate of 2.50

Wine penne

we like it!

We bought our first Grom ice cream

Our gelato

this one the value is ...

2,60 is the copeta

piccola 2,60

pistachio and chocolate flavors

pistachio and chocolate with

with panna which is the whipped cream

they call it panna

the pistachio is delicious

Let's see the chocolate

It's the best ice cream I've ever eaten.

without a doubt, the best

hello, I'll show it now

a bit of the supermarket in Venice

is very close to our hotel.

That's it! We stay here

I really hope you enjoyed it.

but in the next video there is more

we will see the prices of some products here in Venice

see you next time, bye!

For more infomation >> Quanto custa comer em Veneza? | Supermercado | Hard Rock | Restaurante | Gelato - Duration: 9:31.

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What's the Big Deal with Miniature Wargaming? | [Indi]android Ep. 6 - Duration: 8:21.

Now, I love a good tabletop game.

D&D's fun, even if I can barely roll my way out of a paper bag.

You got something that takes 3 hours to play?

Well I will at least listen to the instructions.

But, there's always been one area of tabletop that just seemed so...intimidating.

Time-consuming.

And expensive.

How could something so daunting be so small?

We're talking miniatures.

Today, on [Indi]android.

Ian: The main difference between miniature wargaming and other types of similar genre

games like D&D is that rather than controlling, you know, a single character or something

more micro, you have more or less a squadron or a whole army to command.

So it has much more of a strategic element than a role-playing element.

Phil: Warhammer and Warhammer 40K are probably the biggest miniature wargames in terms of

the number of players there are.

There are a number of Star Wars-based ones.

There is a whole spectrum of historical miniature wargaming that goes on as well.

It's - there's a whole cottage industry built around historical wargaming.

Field manuals and manuals that are devoted to specific weapons so that these guys can,

if they want to, incorporate as much or as little of the historical data into determining,

you know, how much was the mileage of an M1?

So that they can incorporate how far these tanks can actually move within the game.

The research for that is way more fun than making something up out of my head and trying

to keep it all straight when I put it down on paper.

I always thought of them as kind of like toy soldiers, hahaha, you know like that.

I'm a history major originally, so I had a good sneer at toy soldiers.

But actually, I love it.

Payton: Warhammer, X-Wing - they're big now.

But, the concepts behind wargaming go way back.

Like, 7th century back, when a game called Chaturanga was introduced in India.

According to Greg Lastowka at the University of Virginia, this game is thought by many

to be the predecessor of chess.

A thousand years later, a German guy named Christopher Weickmann introduced Königsspiel.

Dr. C.L.

Hellwig expanded on Königsspiel in 1780 with a 1,666-square board and with more than 200

playing pieces.

That game spread throughout Europe and eventually gave us Kriegspiel, from your favorite game

company and mine, the Prussian Army.

This game was developed in 1824 as a stealthy way to teach the military tactical maneuvers.

Those type of ideas don't occur to you in the heat of battle, so when you play them

out you see what are good tactics for the type of troops you have, what are not good

tactics for the type of troops you have.

Richard: It's used all over.

And they still use it a lot.

But now it's all computerized, they don't really do tabletop gaming anymore.

Payton: This game was huge.

In the decades that followed, wargaming expanded.

And in 1913, H.G. Wells - yes, that H.G. Wells - published the rules for Little Wars, which

you might remember from our D&D episode.

When told his game was told his game was too complicated, Wells came back with this:

"Great War is at present, I am convinced, not only the most expensive game in the universe,

but it is a game out of all proportion.

Not only are the masses of men and material and suffering and inconvenience too monstrously

big for reason, but the available heads we have for it, are too small.

That, I think, is the most pacific realization conceivable, and Little Wars brings you to

it as nothing else but Great War can do."

Wells was a vocal pacifist.

And Little Wars was like his Monopoly: using a game to put you face-to-face with its subject's

real-life consequences.

Judging by how strong the wargaming community is today, we can assume his message didn't

quite get across.

But while building the strongest army is appealing to some players, others are going for the

best-looking.

When you're building and painting an army, you're using it as an outlet for self-expression.

You get an idea, there's an urge to express those ideas through your models.

I don't do a ton of commission work.

It's actually something that I did a lot of when I was in high school.

It's one of the things that actually helped pay for the hobby for me is that I would build

and paint other people's models and then use the money that I earned to buy more.

For these games, you need a lot of scenery or terrain pieces to play your games on, and

I always see inspiration for buildings or structures or pieces of cover in things that

people would normally recycle or throw out.

There are a lot of excellent materials that are used more or less as single-use packing

materials that I started snatching up and collecting and hoarding, and I reached a point

where I started to come up - I started to release finished pieces that were really high

quality.

Wizard of Trash is just taking stuff that people would normally throw away and turning

it into something much bigger than that.

These guys put a ton of work into it.

It's amazing.

Payton: All those units, all that detail - it's gotta cost a pretty penny, right?

Ian: For a lot of these games, a two-player starter set, which will usually give two people

a pretty small army to start with, is usually in the range of about $150.

That's usually just for models.

So, if we're gonna talk about rulebook, models, enough for one person to have a really solid

gaming experience, for a larger wargame like Warhammer 40K, it can be somewhere in the

$250-300 range.

But for skirmish games like Killteam, it can be much much lower than that.

You know, you're looking at maybe between $30 and $60 for one person to play.

And they can have a full experience in that game.

Payton: So how do you decide going about spending your money on what you want to play versus

on what your friends are playing?

Phil: Usually if someone wants to play a game, they know somebody else who's played it.

I think a big draw to getting into a game is having friends who also play it.

Ian: Well, it really is important that you have people to play your game with.

'Cause you don't want to spend four or five hundred dollars on a game only to find out

that you're the only person with it.

But, you do want to make sure that what you're picking is something that you're going to

enjoy.

You're going to spend a lot of time building and painting these models.

Budget matters.

If you don't have a lot of income, maybe start with a skirmish game.

But, you can, over time, build up something pretty significant.

A big pull of these games is that once you make your investment in your army, if you

really enjoy playing that army, you won't really ever need to replace most of it.

You may need to get a new book here and there; you might want to add a new unit or a new

vehicle, but we're looking at an upkeep cost of maybe $40 or $50 a year.

I think more than anything, what it is is that people try to find a game that meets

their needs.

And there are some people that like a wargame that is much more granular, and there are

those that just want something that they can set up and play a couple games in an hour.

Or there might people that it just depends on the mood that day which game they are gonna

gravitate towards.

First of all, the camaraderie.

We have a bunch of people who are friends, we've known each other for years and years,

we have similar interests.

That's hard to find, and you don't want to lose that type of connection.

But I also enjoy kicking their butts at a wargame, too.

We have a - there's a status thing going on, you know?

Ian: From a strategic standpoint, I love the idea of building an army list and thinking

of the strategic parts of the game.

I like trying to envision what I can do with what I've got.

But even bigger than that, I really enjoy the hobby aspect.

Your typical player's gonna spend easily three or four times as much time building and painting

their models than they'll ever spend playing.

I really enjoy sitting down with some brushes and some paint and some new plastic and just

really making it work.

Payton: It sounds like if you're looking for a new hobby to throw yourself into, miniature

wargaming just might be it.

Just know it isn't for the faint of heart - or the faint of wallet.

If you wanna find out more about miniature wargaming and how to get started head to your

local game shop.

And if you had a good time with us, be sure to like and share this video.

Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> What's the Big Deal with Miniature Wargaming? | [Indi]android Ep. 6 - Duration: 8:21.

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📽 HOW I MAKING MY VIDEOS? 📽 How much time I spend on this? [ by Alizée Violetta ] - Duration: 6:19.

*relaxing jazz on background*

? ? ?

W-what, what are you say?

Oh! You just want to know how i making my videos!

(inscription on the forehead) *nonverbal transistor*

No problem!

I just was busy... I was painted Mona Lisa portrait.

*masterpiece*

Be honestly, is just a joke. I can draw and I really love to do this. But I will talk about this later.

The most people who involved in creativity...

They are used to not showing the process of creating creativity.

Maybe, they have nothing special to show it for you...

Or maybe, nobody wants to share some secrets.

But I'm a different person, I decided to show you this - is very interesting! (I always thought so)

Starting with this video, I will create (most likely) a whole series of similar videos...

In which in the future I will talk with you about some interesting ones especially for me themes...

Namely about creativity.

I'm a pretty chatty person and when I found out that...

That you growing up your interest to me... I was very happy.

I think like: YES! I can tell everything.

...

Step by step, we will discuss more and more interesting topics.

Something like evolution.

For example, the question about what inspires me to make music.

A VIRY INETESTID QESTOION

But it's too...

*ALERT*

oh my god she forget a one word!

*kill bill soundtrack*

TOO MUCH BIG THEME. This requires a detailed response.

I say that because ... (says the same thing)

This requires a detailed response. As it really is.

I have long noticed this question in the comments.

The man asked how much time I can spend on creating a video.

Without thinking twice, I decided to take and count each stage of my actions in order to later give approximate numbers.

sTeP NuMbEr ONE!

YOUR IDEA. Inspiration. (no specific time)

*thinking*

Hollywood dreams...

You think I don't see or don't notice, but I really know, I hear all your confessions, you are...

bep

STEP NUMBER TWO. THE PLAN.

(or a script... how you want)

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

I already did a video and talk video about 8 minutes, I know that...

ye 8K views!

I know that the script is very important, it takes a lot of time.

On average, I spend 3.5 hours on this action.

And for the cover video I don't need a full script...

But each video genre has its own production features.

okay, I understand.

Since on this channel I am engaged in purely musical creativity (covers)...

The next step for me is a recording my voice.

I would like to tell you one little secret.

I learned to sing on my own, and in fact we can say that I don't know how to do it.

However, even in spite of this, I do not use any effects and voice processing.

In order to record a 3-minute audio track, I spend about 2.5 hours.

Once I spent 6 hours on it.

This happened with MF's song.

You know that I don't often use original tracks of songs...

Due to possible video blocking.

Besides studying singing, I do music... And I like to create some remixes for songs.

Sometimes, so that everything worked out well, I spend 2 full days.

Right now you can see on the screen the average number of recorded duplicates for one video.

As well as their total length in minutes.

To be an artist...

Trying to be a beautiful artist is difficult.

If only because you need to believe in the absoluteness of your success.

daughter of god

You need to believe in your own beauty.

NEEEE VIZZZHHUUUU

Radiate only your true emotions.

Being a conductor between the emotions of music and the true ones that she tells.

Become the center of the universe for one moment.

Looking into the camera as if in the eyes of a special person.

Drink BORJOMI (?)

But you still do not know that the video should be have montage...

:o

Montage of the video takes the most time. About 8 hours.

Then, render ... 40-50 minutes.

And then the subtitles... 30-60 mintues.

And then...

And then...

Soup with a cat. (Russian rhyme)

Violetta on her on channel page.

oh mi god

SHOCK!

Like luck has fallen on me right from the sky!

*crying alizee noises* OH MY GOD....

(Difficult slang) Fuck the "subscribe" button if you liked the video!

(funny music)

(cute dog in space)

For more infomation >> 📽 HOW I MAKING MY VIDEOS? 📽 How much time I spend on this? [ by Alizée Violetta ] - Duration: 6:19.

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How Black Is My Korean Fiancée? | SLICE n RICE 🍕🍚 - Duration: 14:20.

- Who loves orange soda? (whimsical music)

- Black people. (dramatic music)

- What? (upbeat music)

- [Both] What's up, ninjas?

- This is Slice--

- And Rice (laughs).

- February's coming soon so you know

that it's Black History Month. - Valentine's Day.

I really thought you were gonna say that (laughs).

- You see how quick people forget

about Black History Month?

The shortest month out of the entire year.

That's the month that they wanted to give us.

Oh, you wanna celebrate Black History Month?

Oh, y'all can celebrate on the day

that I only got 28 days. (bleep)

A lot of you guys really want Glory to interact

with black culture, so we gotta ease her in there.

- Nah, I'm ready, give me what ya got, give my ya best.

- So this game is called Are You Invited to the Cookout?

Do you know what that means?

- I think it's like,

am I hip with like your like race?

- Yo, why did you say it like that, gosh.

Basically, what it means,

the black community, if we really feel you

and appreciate you, and you feel like one of us,

we invite you to the cookout.

So Glory has to answer five of these questions correctly,

and she's invited to the cookout.

If she gets five wrong-- (buzzer buzzes)

- Then, what? - You ain't invited.

- That's it? - What you mean, that's it?

You lose respect for all my black ninjas out there

that claim that you one of of them.

You gon' lose respect, and if you out there,

you can play with us, alright, let's begin.

We gon' have to start off like where was--

- No.

Really? - (laughs) I didn't even

ask the question, where was the Fresh Prince

born and raised? - In Bel-Air!

Oh wait, Philly, born and raised in South Philadelphia.

South-- - No.

No.

- But I once, or, no.

♪ Oh, this is a story all ♪

♪ About how my life turned upside down and ♪

♪ I came around (laughs) ♪

Born and raised in South Philadelphia.

- South Philadelphia? (whimsical music)

Ninja, I'm sorry, man. (buzzer buzzes)

- (gasps) Wait, wait, give me one more chance.

- Oh, no. - South something, right?

South Phila-- - No, you are all off.

Ninjas, I'm so sorry. - In Bel-Air, Bel-Air.

- What is going on, that was an easy one.

I threw you a bone, I threw you a bone!

- Wait, south-- - Stop, just stop it.

You are hurting, people are cringing right now.

I'm so sorry, I proposed way too early.

(Glory laughs) The correct answer is--

- Give me a hint, give me a hint.

- No, you don't get no hints!

- It won't count anymore, but just give me a hint.

- Philly. - That's what I said.

- Yeah, you did say Philly, but that's, where?

- South Philadelphia. - It's not South Philadelphia.

It's West Philadelphia, born and raised.

- Boy, you know that still counts!

- West and South is not the same.

Look at the compass! - It's still Philly.

- Never eat shredded wheat. - Never eat sour watermelon,

first of all, and-- - Why it gotta be watermelon?

Yo. (Glory laughs)

You failin', she's failin' already.

- Philly counts, come on, I said Philadelphia, right,

almost right away. - You said south.

I'll let the ninjas decide that.

I'll give you a half a point. - Okay, fine.

- Alright, this one is called Finish the Lyric, alright?

- Oh my god.

- I put my hand up on your hip.

- You dip, I, you dip, I.

You dip, I dip, we dip (laughs).

(cheerful music) (hands clap)

- Alright, we good. (Glory cheers)

Wow, that was really good, good job.

- Yeah! - Alright.

So you a half a point in. - No, I'm 1.5.

- Man, we ain't giving you that point, no.

That's wrong, no. - No!

- You didn't get it right. (beep)

The next one, you gotta sing the black version

of Happy Birthday by Stevie Wonder.

- Oh.

♪ Now, I know it makes no sense ♪

(hums)

♪ Happy birthday to ya ♪

♪ Happy birthday to ya ♪

♪ Happy birthday ♪

♪ Happy ♪ (Glory laugh)

♪ Birthday ♪

♪ Happy birthday ♪ - Oh no, no, no.

(Glory laughs) Just no, stop.

Alright, two points. - Yay!

- Alright, the next one is

how

do you

dougie?

(record scratches) - Okay.

You know what, this is not fair.

- Don't talk, teach the ninjas how to dougie.

- Oh okay, I got it. - Alright.

You sing it for me. - I'ma add to it.

- Okay. (Slice beat boxes)

(Glory laughs) (Slice beat boxes)

You have to sing. - Oh my god.

- You sing the lyrics, sing the lyrics.

- [Slice] I'll just bring a beat up.

(upbeat hip hop music)

(both laugh)

- (screams) Oh my god, no!

Wait, hold on. (upbeat hip hop music)

Oh yeah, no, no! (upbeat hip hop music)

My name is young-- - No.

- Come on, no, seriously, you couldn't

do no Chicken Noodle Soup, Nae Nae, or like Stanky Leg?

- No!

That's two right. - You didn't count that one?

- That's two wrong. (buzzer buzzes)

If Teach Me How to Dougie come up,

you ain't goin' up there like--

(upbeat music) (Glory laughs)

It don't work that way, I'm sorry.

(upbeat hip hop music) Just stop.

You look like a zombie.

Alright, so for this next one, this one's very important.

I need you to dap me up.

The proper dap up, alright? - Oh, come on, yo.

- Alright. - You never taught me,

to be fair. - Alright.

So we gonna do a scenario, here I go.

And scene.

Ay, what's up! - Ay!

(Glory laughs) - God dang.

(whimsical music) (loud groans)

Wait, hold up, yo, what the--

- Hold on, I'm gonna do it again, one more time.

- Well, god dang! - One more time, come on.

- [Slice] Alright, here we go.

Hey, yo, what's up? - Hey!

- What's up?

Ouch, you smacked my, yo, let go, what you doin'

with the hand? - Okay, okay.

Oh, bye, see ya. - Wait, hold on, time out.

- No, come on, bye. - Why's your hand

so far back. - Okay, fine.

Bye, see ya. - You gotta be chill.

- Bye, see ya! (Glory laughs)

(upbeat hip hop music)

Later (laughs)! (Slice groans)

I've seen people snap, you can't tell me.

That's an extra bonus point.

- What black person you know that snap their fingers

and go like this. - No, not like this.

But like-- (upbeat music)

- First of all. (whimsical music)

(squeaking) (beep)

Two right, three wrong. - Are you serious?

How do you dap? - Why are you so stiff?

(Glory laughs) When I see my homie,

I'm not like, yo, what's good?

Bam.

No, why are you, why every single,

you don't have to put, you gotta be smooth with it!

Yo, what's up, man? (upbeat music)

Hey. - Please!

It just comes naturally. (dramatic music)

Oh, word, so pointing a gun at me comes naturally?

Yo, I want my baby at the cookout,

but you ain't doing right right now.

Alright, we'll go somewhere a little easy.

Who loves orange soda? (whimsical music)

- Black people. (dramatic music)

- (laughs) What? (Glory laughs)

Man. - Is this a trick question?

- Man, you did not just say that (laughs).

Oh man. (Glory laughs)

No, my baby's not making it to the cookout, man!

- Wait, orange soda, what?

- Who loves orange soda? - Is this a character?

- You can't ask follow-up questions.

- Orange soda. - Who loves orange soda?

(mysterious music)

- Give me a hint. (record scratches)

- You don't give hints! - Just give me a hint.

- You don't get hints, you failed!

You failed when you said black people.

- Just give me a hint. - (laughs) No.

You get the answer, the answer was Kel.

Kel loves orange soda. - Oh, Kenan & Kel, yeah!

- How do you not know-- - I love Kenan & Kel.

- Then, you would've known that Kel loves orange soda.

Babe, you got one foot out the gate.

My family lookin' at you like this.

This is part of the cookout.

So if you don't get this right, then it won't be safe

for you to walk into the cookout, alright?

What's most liable to get you cussed out at the cookout?

Is it, A, messed up the potato salad,

B, you renege during spades,

is it C, you don't bring anything,

or is it D, you walk in and not speak?

- A, you messed up the potato salad.

And I say that with 100 percent confidence.

(sad piano music) (Glory laughs)

- Ninjas, we got a lot of work to do (laughs).

(buzzer buzzes) No!

- What?

- You always speak when you walk in.

- You know that you can't mess up the potato salad mash.

- You know you ain't gon' walk in

in my grandmother's house-- - That's debatable.

'Cause you always told me like, you can't mess up the,

like mashed potatoes something.

- I never said that. - Some potato thing.

- No, whenever you go to a black family function,

you do not walk in there and not say hi

to anybody. - Well, obviously.

But I say hi to everyone when we go to your family things.

Why would I not? - Because you would

get cussed out, that's the answer.

- That's not the reason! - So if you walked

in my grandmother's house and you didn't say,

"Hi, grandma," you give a hug. - That's not like me.

So I don't know otherwise.

You can't ask that, you cannot ask that.

- Yes, I can, and that is what cost you out the gate.

- No! - You outside lookin' in.

- Look, ask me some more.

Fire round. - Ask you some more?

You want fire round?

Give you fire round questions. - Okay.

- If you get them right, you got the bonus.

- Okay. - Alright, this is

for sudden death, she has to get every single one right,

or she does not even get a to-go box.

(dramatic music) (beep)

Some of these questions, I got from other people

answering these questions on YouTube, shout out to them.

I thought they were good questions.

What might momma tell you before going into any store?

Is it, A, don't touch anything,

B, don't ask for nothing,

C, don't look at nothing,

or D-- - All of the above.

That's my final answer.

- Don't touch nothing, don't ask nothing,

don't look at nothing, okay?

Glory makes it to the next round of sudden death.

Alright. (kids cheer)

This one right here might knock you out.

(Glory laughs) Actually, I'll give you

a choice, do you wanna dance? - Dance!

- Okay. - Just turn on the beat,

and I'll know it. - This dance here

is universal, you gotta two-step.

(record scratches) - Two, two-step?

- Yeah, a two-step. - Can I do it my own way?

- Ain't no your own way, you gotta two-step.

Go ahead and two-step. (upbeat music)

- A two-step, a two-step!

Get jiggy with it, get jiggy with it!

Ay!

A two-step (laughs), two-step.

(hands clap) (buzzer buzzes)

(crickets chirp)

- Two-step. (upbeat music)

- That's what I did! - No, you did the same side.

(grunts) (Glory laughs)

Since you picked dance, we need you to do

the Harlem Shake. (whimsical music)

(upbeat music) - Oh heck no!

You are fired.

No, I can't believe it, man.

No, she did not just come on--

- Oh! (whimsical music)

- What is that?

What are you, a piece of paper blowin' in the wind?

What is that? (Glory whines)

Oh my god.

Ay. (upbeat music)

Bam!

Bam!

- Ow! (both laugh)

- Even my Harlem Shake ain't even that--

(whimsical music)

(Slice clears throat) (beep)

The last one.

You ain't gon' get this. - Whatever, I will.

- You know what, if you magically get this one.

This is the hardest of the hardest questions.

If you get this one, you may get in,

but everybody side-eyin' you. (Glory laughs)

After you stop and drop, what should you do next?

Is it, A, roll, B, put your hands up,

C, shut 'em down open up shop, or is it, D,

hand over your license and registration?

(whimsical music) - Hand over your license

and registration (laughs). (Slice laughs)

(whimsical music) (buzzer buzzes)

Stop, drop, and roll, obvious, it's too obvious.

(record scratches) - Are you bein' serious?

(sad piano music) (Slice sobs)

- Oh drop and shop. (dramatic music)

- Just.

(Glory laughs) Shh.

- What was it? - Ninjas.

- What was it? - It's shut 'em down,

open up shop. - Shut 'em down, open up.

- Open up what? - You put your hands

in the air. (dramatic music)

- I'm cringin' so bad, man.

Know what? - Just ask me like one more.

- No, I asked you so many, and you failed all of 'em!

I helped you, I helped you, I gave you extra bonus rounds,

and you made a fool, this ain't just about you.

It's about me too.

We 'bout to walk down the aisle, and if they stop and drop,

you don't know that they about open the shop.

Ain't no mashed potatoes.

Ain't no mac 'n cheese. (sad piano music)

You ain't get no biscuits. (Glory laughs)

But how many of you guys earned your black card?

'Cause she didn't, we got a long way to go before February.

- Well, we got a long way to go with you.

We're learning each other's cultures.

(bell dings)

- February, ninjas, you already know what it's about.

We gotta help Glory make it to the cookout,

and I'ma need your help,

so let us know what we can do to help this one

just understand it, man.

She gotta be apart of the culture somehow.

South Philadelphia? (Glory laughs)

Oh my gosh, man, yo, I got the slice.

(both sob)

- Don't hate me, ninjas!

(upbeat music)

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How Much I PAY at a Japanese Hospital on Japan's Healthcare System - Duration: 7:27.

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How Much Fuel Should You Bring Backpacking? || REI - Duration: 6:48.

hey everybody Katie with REI here today we are going to be talking about how

much fuel to bring on a backpacking trip this is a really common question and

something that's really tricky to guesstimate and something I've been

wanting to do for a very long time so today we are going to do an experiment

and get to the bottom of it for science

all right so first things first in order to figure out how much fuel we need to

bring on a trip the first thing we have to figure out is how many boils we're

going to need to do over the course of that trip so if for example I'm going on

a three night solo backpacking trip I'm gonna need to boil water for three

rehydrated meals for dinner and three hot drinks in the morning I attend a

cold breakfast so that doesn't need to factor in for me but in sum for my three

night trip I'm going to need to boil six total boils your average rehydrated meal

is going to take 500 milliliters half a liter or two cups of water and my hot

drinks in the morning are about the same so each boil that we're going to

calculate here is 500 milliliters of water

so for each 500 milliliter of water we're going to figure out how much fuel

it takes to boil that amount of water we can do a little bit of math at the end

of the video here to extrapolate if it takes X amount of fuel to boil 500

milliliters of water how many total boils do we have in the can one caveat

here is that if you cook rice or pasta or anything that requires cooking time

rather than just boiling the water and pouring it in a bag to rehydrate as we

do the experiment here you're also going to look at burn time for one boil

alright so in our experiment today we are trying to figure out how much fuel

it takes to boil a half liter of water we're gonna go ahead and do that by

weight this is a 100-grand canister of fuel and that 100 grams refers to how

much fuel is in here but for this experiment to work we actually need to

get the total weight of the fuel and the container it's in so you can do this by

using a kitchen scale at home or this handy-dandy dangly scale that I have

here so this one and I'll turn this around for you in a moment

looks like 217 grams for the fuel and the container it's in so we're gonna go

ahead and write that down 217 grams is our total starting weight

so as I get this set up here we're gonna talk about a couple of caveats to the

experiment we're doing number one is that these are ideal

conditions when you go out into the field those conditions are going to

change and it's good to keep that in mind but our ideal conditions today will

give us a baseline to calculate off of the other thing to keep in mind is that

this experiment is going to give us numbers for this particular stove this

is just an old MSR stove I have it's a couple years old but if you're doing

this experiment at home by all means use your stove your fuel so that you get

numbers that are most accurate for your gear setup the last thing that think

about here is science though it may be we are not being super precise with what

we're doing here today so this is about 500 milliliters of water and when we

boil this water here I'm gonna set a timer going and I'm gonna start and stop

the timer about when the water boils but I don't have a thermometer in here

telling me exactly when it hits the right number of degrees to be boiling

I'm just looking for rolling bubbles so keep in mind there's a margin of error

but that being said let's get this experiment going alright so we've boiled

our water we let this cool down a little bit but since we've got our numbers here

we'll start with this in order to boil our half liter of water here it took us

2 minutes and 12 seconds so for one boil we have 2 minutes and 12 seconds of burn

time now what we want to figure out is how much fuel it took to boil that 1/2

liter of water so in order to do that since we weighed our fuel canister

beforehand we're gonna weigh our fuel canister again and see what numbers we

get so our canister now weighs 209 grams which means we used 8 grams of fuel in

our process to boil 1/2 liter of water now we can do a little bit of math we

know that this canister when it's full and brand-new has a hundred grams of

fuel in it if we divide a hundred grams of fuel by eight grams used for one boil

we get 12.5 so that means that this canister has 12.5 total boils of worth

of fuel in the canister there I'll tell you a secret while you weren't looking

we actually did this experiment and through an entire can of fuel as it

turns out our number of 12.5 boils per hunter grande canister was pretty

accurate we got 12 full boils of a half liter of

water and on the 13th boil the fire sputtered out part way through before

our water was done so 12.5 boils we could also do a little bit of math with

our time to figure out how much burn time is in this canister so since it

took us 2 minutes and 12 seconds to do 1 boil we can multiply that number by 12.5

to get the total amount of burn time in this canister ideally the thing to keep

in mind is that this is an unregulated stove and so what that means is as you

do each successive boil as the fuel depletes in this canister the pressure

of the fuel in the canister also decreases which means it takes a little

bit longer with each boil to get your water boiling so if you were using a

regulated stove our numbers here 8 grams of fuel 2 minutes and 12 seconds of burn

time times 12.5 in this entire canister would be pretty consistent all the way

until the canister was done all right so conclusions we got 12.5 boils out of

this 100 gram canister of fuel but remember that's in ideal conditions when

you go backpacking when you're out in the field their conditions will not be

ideal that's the fun of it but just to play it safe we're gonna go ahead and

say there are 10 solid boils in this 100 gram canister of fuel if we think back

to that hypothetical 3 night solo backpacking trip in which we need six

boils in order to have hot food and hot drinks every morning for 6 boils if we

go this canister has ten solid boils in it this one single small hunter gram

canister will do just fine for our trip if you're like me and you have lots of

partially empty canisters laying around in your gear bins go ahead and check out

some of our next videos to figure out how much fuel is in that half empty

canister until then have fun and we will see you next time

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How Much Home Can I Afford? - Duration: 6:07.

hi this is Audrey Whittington with realtor.com and welcome to the home

buying process from A to Z today we have Brad Sivert with us and he's the general

manager and head of mortgage for realtor.com. So Brad, thanks for joining

us. Thanks for having me! I think the first thing we're going to talk about

it's a little bit maybe about how you come to this personally like what are

your thoughts about the mortgage process you know how has it affected you and

that kind of thing. Yeah, I mean, the mortgage process is key to anyone who's

trying to buy a home and get into their dream home. It is the part of home buying

that is probably the most stressful yeah and the least light and if you actually

go back to the latin definition of the word mortgage

it means note until you die so the definition of it's great is already

negative to begin. Yeah. But for me it's something that really holds true

it's it's the unless you're independently wealthy it's really the

gate that you need to get you into your dream home it's true everybody needs a

mortgage right I mean very few people pay cash out right and that's that so I

don't know you probably don't know the percentage off the top of your head of

how many people get a mortgage but it's over 80% of people on a mortgage okay

good thank you yeah all right so some of the factors to consider when you're

looking at a mortgage like what should you consider what do you look at yeah I

mean the first thing really is to baseline yourself and to understand to

know what your buying power Riggins and that really comes down to your

portability or your budget these are all interchangeable terms that you actually

look at sure and there's a couple key factors that you're looking at there the

first is how much down you're gonna make so what down payment you're gonna make

on this house and then secondarily what the monthly payment will be because the

monthly payment is what you're actually enough to pay every single month sure

the down payments a one-and-done thing so these scenarios plus where you kind

of fit in your life cycle they're all would make up the major components of

knowing how much what range you should be looking at or home well I think that

makes sense because some people look at it that they've saved the 20% and that's

that they're good but they're not really thinking about all the factors and all

the things that go into make up a payment of renting versus buying and

some people figure well I just got a new job I'd like to buy a home but they're

not really factoring in that they need the down payment

that's correct okay so how it was what are some of the tools that we can use to

figure out what and we have Ward sure sure so a lot of websites out there have

affordability calculators and what the affordability calculators really do is

they take the two main components that lenders are looking at what your loan to

value ratio is and your debt to income ratio and they try to kind of chew NIH's

it in a way that you can understand all right so for example if you make sixty

thousand dollars a year or five thousand dollars a month

the ratio that's used for debt to income on an average is thirty five percent so

based on that it's suggesting you should be buying a home with a monthly payment

of one thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars and assuming you put 20% down it

does the reverse math this is a two hundred fifty thousand dollar home so

that's really the range you should be looking at based on the income that you

make oh that's really helpful and what about the debt well you have to consider

the debt and this is why people like affordability calculators so much it

gives you many ways to figure out what the best scenario for you how much down

payment you want to make what debts to include in there because when you take

it to the next step of talking to a lender they're gonna run all these

scenarios for you right so it's better for you to be in control to really know

what numbers are impacting your affordability or your buying power

however you want to look at because they're gonna look at all those factors

right they're gonna look at everything and for them it's a risk reward kind of

ratio right and so they're looking at everything more often than not from a

conservative life so part of what we're doing here is we're budgeting really

right so we're using these tools to budget so tell us a little bit about how

that process works yeah everyone has a different budgeting kind of methods that

they use yeah some people plan and save for the down payment over time others it

becomes more of a emotional decision like I'm absolutely in love with this

house I'm gonna do everything in my power to get it yeah and so people with

different budgeting tools but you know simple things like affordability

calculators and rent versus buy calculators that exist really simplify

it for you in a matter of minutes to kind of it at least levels that use to

where you should be looking so that you're not living far out of your means

all right so really if you're heading to realtor.com in some

ways you might want to go to the calculator first to see so you don't

waste your time looking for a house candidly you can't afford or houses that

maybe you can afford that are a little more expensive yeah and one of the keys

when using affordability calculators like ours is knowing the difference

between how much you can afford versus how much you should afford and so in a

market like this today is sometimes ends up being bidding that happens at the end

of buying an offer so if you can afford up to two hundred and fifty thousand

dollars and that's your max that you'll be able to afford yeah and you get to

the table and you make an offer for two hundred fifty thousand but then it comes

back at two hundred and sixty thousand yeah you kind of not really set up for

success so knowing how much you can afford it's kind of the maximum and you

should kind of live in that reign and the trade-offs you're making when you're

buying a home is where the home is sure well does it

location does have a nice yard is it in great School District how many bedrooms

does have how many bathrooms does that and just like everything in life you

have to weigh the pros and cons versus the actual cost everyone would love to

drive a Porsche but guess what you can't always afford one yeah I love this I

think that's a really important point that even though the affordability

calculator says 250 maybe you're smart to look at 225 and leave yourself a

little breathing room you might want to buy some furniture and as you point you

know you might get into a bidding war yeah well this was really helpful thank

you so much for joining us Brad alright this is Audrey Whittington with realtor

calm and thank you for joining us with the home buying process from A to Z we

hope you'll check out some of our other videos

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How Much Do Super Bowl Players Get Paid If They Win? - Duration: 1:59.

 You know the saying, "to the victor go the spoils" and that's certainly the case when it comes to the NFL team that wins the Super Bowl every season

Not only do players from the winning team get to claim a piece of the Lombardi Trophy along with the title of "world champion" that sticks even once their playing days are done, but they also get paid for winning on Super Sunday

 Players from the team that wins Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta on Feb. 3, 2019 will get $118,000 along with the rest of the spoils that come with victory

The losing team's players will get $59,000, which is nothing to sneeze at, but isn't quite the same as the euphoria and accompanying fame and recognition that comes with winning the Big Game

 In fact, players from the team that lose the Super Bowl won't even get paid as much as those that win the Pro Bowl the Sunday before

It may be a glorified exhibition game, but whichever team wins the Pro Bowl in Orlando, Florida, on Jan

27 also takes home $67,000 for their efforts. The losers get $34,000.  Postseason shares are nothing new to the NFL, but the amount has certainly changed

Here's a comparison of this year's playoff shares to what they were back during the 1978 season (Super Bowl XIII): Game 2018 Season 1978 Season Wild Card (div

winner) $29,000 $3,000 Wild Card (other) $27,000 $3,000 Divisional $29,000 $5,000 Conf

Championship $54,000 $9,000 Super Bowl (winner) $118,000 $18,000 Pro Bowl (winner) $67,000 $5,000  Source: 2018 NFL Postseason Media Guide

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Fantasy Premier League tips: New player prices – How much do Almiron and Suarez cost? - Duration: 2:49.

 The January transfer window is big business for Fantasy Premier League managers with thousands looking to shake up their squads after the deadline

 Bosses are always on the lookout for new FPL differentials while big-money signings always generate heated discussions about player prices

 There are a number of new arrivals worth considering ahead of GW25, including new Arsenal midfielder Denis Suarez

 The Spanish ace has arrived on loan until the end of the season and is expected to be deployed in a similar role to that of Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil at the Emirates

 With the potential for goals and assists, Suarez could be considered a steal at just £6

5million in FPL. Meanwhile, there is even better value to be found at St James' Park after Newcastle shattered their club transfer record for Miguel Almiron

 The Paraguayan will hopefully solve the Magpies' attacking issues and will also be a big boost for those managers owning striker Salomon Rondon

 Priced at just £6m, Almiron could be a huge differential in the second half of the campaign – but how much do other January arrivals cost in FPL? DEF: Chris Mepham (Bournemouth) – £4

5m DEF: Leandro Bacuna (Cardiff City) – £4.5m DEF: Antonio Barreca (Newcastle United) – £4

5m MID: Denis Suarez (Arsenal) – £6.5m MID: Bakary Sako (Crystal Palace) – £4.9m MID: Youri Tielemens (Leicester City) – £6

0m MID: Miguel Almiron (Newcastle United) – £6.0m MID: Samir Nasri (West Ham United) – £5

5m FWD: Dominic Solanke (Bournemouth) – £4.7m FWD: Peter Crouch (Burnley) – £4.5m FWD: Gonzalo Higuain (Chelsea) – £9

5m FWD: Karlan Grant (Huddersfield Town) – £5.0m

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Caitlyn Jenner opens up about how she was NEARLY the first Superman - Duration: 2:48.

  Caitlyn Jenner was almost the first Superman!  The star has opened up about how she was just beaten to the part by Christopher Reeve

 Speaking on this weekend's Through The Keyhole, as she joined Craig Revel Horwood and Johnny Vegas on the panel, she revealed that she'd been in the running for the iconic role

 After winning gold at the 1976 Olympic Games, then Bruce, Caitlyn says she was invited to do screentests for the movie, and even battled with villain Lex Luthor

 She told host Keith Lemon: "Actually, right after the Games, I was asked to go to Rome and do a screentest for the original Superman

Read More How much the Kardashian-Jenner family is worth and why Kylie Jenner is so much richer  "I got the whole cape on, went back there, spent a week, went to the ice crystal, had fights with Luthor and all that stuff and then they found Christopher Reeve and he wound up doing it

"  "We've lived very different lives," Johnny joked.  It comes after Caitlyn stunned fans with her amazing 10-year challenge picture

 Sharing side-by-side images of herself now, and before her transition, Caitlyn told her followers that they should always be their authentic selves

 The 69-year-old wrote: "Now THAT is a #10YearChallenge Be authentic to yourself"  The post was immediately liked by Caitlyn's rumoured fiancée Sophia Hutchins, who showed her support in the comment section with three love hearts

  Caitlyn has been dating 22-year-old Sophia since 2017, and despite the 46 year age gap between them, there have been reports the couple are looking to tie the knot

  Kim Kardashian , the daughter of Caitlyn Jenner's ex wife Kris, also showed her appreciation by liking the snap

The acknowledgement delighted fans as the pair have only recently reconnected after a very public fall out

Read More Caitlyn Jenner stuns fans with inspirational 'ten year challenge' post  While Caitlyn's son Brandon Jenner also appeared in the comment section to applaud his dad, saying: "I couldn't be more proud

"  * Through The Keyhole airs Saturday at 9.30pm on ITV   Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror

com or call us direct 0207 29 33033 Read More Caitlyn Jenner

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How Much Do Super Bowl Players Get Paid If They Lose? - Duration: 2:06.

 Losing always hurts, but no loss means more in the NFL than to fight all the way to the Super Bowl only to come up short

While the perks that come with the Lombardi Trophy are many, at least the losers on Super Sunday don't go away completely empty-handed

 Players from the team that lose Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta on Feb. 3, 2019 will get $59,000 for being one of the last two teams standing

Yes, the winners get $118,000 along with the trophy, the title of "world champion," the subsequent parade at home, and more, but something is better than nothing, right?  It may not help to know that players who win the Pro Bowl (i

e., a glorified exhibition game) the Sunday prior to the Super Bowl will get $67,000, but at least it's not the measly $7,500 the Kansas City Chiefs got for losing the first one back in 1967

 Postseason shares are nothing new to the NFL, but the amount has certainly changed

Here's a comparison of this year's playoff shares to what they were back during the 1978 season (Super Bowl XIII)

  Game 2018 Season 1978 Season Wild Card (div. winner) $29,000 $3,000 Wild Card (other) $27,000 $3,000 Divisional $29,000 $5,000 Conf

Championship $54,000 $9,000 Super Bowl (loser) $59,000 $9,000 Pro Bowl (loser) $34,000 $2,500  Source: 2018 NFL Postseason Media Guide  Losing the Super Bowl is a tough pill to swallow, but knowing you pocketed at least $169,000 in the process should take some of the sting away

For more infomation >> How Much Do Super Bowl Players Get Paid If They Lose? - Duration: 2:06.

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How Ole Gunnar Solskjaer used Cristiano Ronaldo to keep Anthony Martial at Manchester United - Duration: 2:04.

 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told Anthony Martial that he could replicate Cristiano Ronaldo's career trajectory if he stayed at Manchester United

 The 23-year-old wanted to leave Old Trafford in the summer and the prospect of him signing a new deal with Jose Mourinho in charge appeared unlikely

 But Martial's form has improved since Solskjaer's arrival in December and the forward committed to a new five-year contract with United this week

 And Solskjaer is adamant that Martial is on the right track to become one of the best in the world

 When asked what he discussed with Martial ahead of the new deal being signed, Solskjaer said: 'Of course I speak about my experience at this club and what he can achieve at this club because I think I can achieve a lot

 'As I have said many times, I'm here to help players, to guide players until the summer and I think when you sit him down and talk to him, for example, about Cristiano's career, what he's made of his career and how he's got there and we talk about all the fantastic players with the history they've got

 'I think Anthony just said, 'If I can be a part of this I'd like to'. I believe and the club believes we have got a top player there

 'I've been here for 15 years – coach, player, now manager – and I know how much this club can give to your career and what you can give to the club

 'I'm here to help the club and I'm just being honest with him that for me this was the best place to be

 'I made my career here, it was easy to sell the club to Anthony but he's been here for many years so he knows what we're capable of

'