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By now, the S80 is no longer in production

because the new model has been given a new name, the S90.

The big sedan wasn't the most successful version in the Netherlands.

So not that many have been sold.

The S80 didn't do so bad though.

Which is why the S90 was developed

but there are obviously other big markets where these cars sell well.

Plenty of comfort, plenty of space and exceptionally safe

but it doesn't handle so well, sadly.

And you may not expect it

but in some way I think this is quite a nice car.

I would actually like to drive a S80 for half a year or a year.

I can't really explain why.

Because it doesn't really suit me.

A size too big and too soft, and especially not sharp enough.

But there is something about it.

Maybe it's because our previous queen drove one as well

because Beatrix was quite the Volvo fan.

She used several S80's, as well as a few long wheel based versions.

Our new King has changed that however.

But it adds to the status of this car.

As for the engines, do you have a few minutes?

There have been a lot of changes

because the S80 has been in production for 10 years

but mostly because Volvo updates their engines on a regular basis.

So the list of S80 engine possibilities is almost endless

and often the differences are very small.

The range of engines is also huge.

The Drive-E for example was quite a weird edition

which was a 1.6 diesel with 150 horsepower

and very low emission rates.

But it was also quite underpowered for a car like the S80.

Then there was also a V8

which was developed and built by Yamaha.

So the differences between the engines are quite big.

And there are many choices of both petrol and diesel engines.

But there have been so many varieties

so be sure to precisely check which engine is on offer.

And while we are discussing the Marktplaats offers

there currently are approximately 100 advertisements.

About a quarter are manuals

and I think thats quite a lot for this type of car.

But that has something to do with

the taxes on the low emission models.

And only the manual models were in the lower category.

Diesels make up approximately 60% of the offers.

And currently this generation of the S80 starts at about 7.000 Euros.

And those cars have about 200 to 400 thousand kilometres on the clock.

But there are also several fresh cars available

for example the D6, but those start at around 40 to 50 thousand.

There are also several important known issues if you are thinking of a S80.

One of the options for example is the adaptive chassis

which is called 4C and was a great technology.

There were big noticeable differences between comfort, sport and advanced.

This car isn't equipped with it by the way.

It used complex technology and when it breaks,

I am not saying that this happens fast, but when it does it is expensive to repair.

So keep that in mind when choosing between cars with and without that option.

Decide if it is really that important.

There are several issues with the engines as well.

The D5 5-Cylinder for example

sometimes has a malfunctioning cylinder.

This happens for two reasons

One is that there is a loose plug

which is easy to fix.

Otherwise it is a broken injector, which obviously requires more work

or is at least more expensive to repair.

As for the automatic transmissions

the first generations are a little old-fashioned.

They are not the most refined but that also fits this car's character.

The fact that they don't change gear to swiftly doesn't really matter

But when it starts skipping or stays stuck in gears

then it's worrying, because that may mean the gearbox needs a revision.

Something that never hurts, as always in these videos,

is to flush the automatic gearbox if that hasn't been done before.

Some new oil is always a good idea to remove some of the dirt

which may prevent problems.

Another problem with the diesels is the possible disruption of the variable valve timings.

This may result in loss of power and a high-pitched whistle.

Cleaning the valves should prevent that.

Another problem with the diesels

When regenerating the particle filter

fuel may mix with the oil

and this causes the oil level to rise, especially with the 4-Cylinders.

This may lead to several other problems.

So pay attention to this, and make sure not to only do economy runs in the diesels

but hit the throttle every once in a while so the engine heats up properly.

This helps regenerating the particle filters.

Because this just requires an up tempo drive.

The 5-Cylinder petrol engines have problems with the carter vents

so don't keep driving when you hear a high-pitched whistle because that may cause other problems.

There is a new version of the oil filter housing that solves this problem.

Then there are the electronics.

The S80 isn't that notorious for failures

but there are many options available.

This one too, this for example has seat heating and ventilation.

So check all the options

because there are a few things that may break.

For example the ignition, which may break and needs replacing.

The electronic handbrake may not release either

which makes it difficult to drive away, but that can be resolved.

But annoying nonetheless.

And there is a computer near the passengers feet

and when it is accidentally kicked something may come loose.

Which causes the car to do weird electronic things.

So if you have very weird issues, dive underneath the passengers side dashboard to see if there is anything weird there.

And ask your wife if she kicked the dashboard because she was angry.

Very possible.

The interior is quite bulletproof.

There are however some complaints about wear on the leather

but I think that has more to do with the higher mileage which quite a few S80's have.

We found this car at the bangarage.

A nice 6 in line, transversed in the front.

Which may result in a larger turning circle.

Nicely equipped as well.

I think this is a chic S80.

Are you looking for a second-hand car and would you like our help?

Or do you own a car dealer and do you have a great car for sale

that we can make a video about

send an email to tips@autoblog.nl.

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Former Obama Official Describes Last Minute Rush to Spy on Trump Team, Conceal Intel Sources - Duration: 17:20.

Former Obama Official Describes Last-Minute Rush to Spy on Trump Team, Conceal Intel Sources

A former top Obama administration official made a stunning admission during a panel discussion

on MSNBC's Morning Joe this week.

Evelyn Farkas, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense under Obama, openly admitted that

her colleagues had gathered intelligence on the Trump campaign's alleged ties to Russia

before Donald Trump took office and then tried to hide the sources of that intelligence from

the incoming administration.

"I was urging my former colleagues and, frankly speaking, the people on the Hill,

it was more actually aimed at telling the Hill people, get as much information as you

can, get as much intelligence as you can, before President Obama leaves the administration,"

said Farkas.

Note that by "the Hill people," she means congressional Democrats and their staffers.

"I had a fear that somehow that information would disappear with the senior [Obama] people

who left, so it would be hidden away in the bureaucracy," she said, adding that if "the

Trump folks" found out how they knew what they knew, "they would try to compromise those

sources and methods, meaning we would no longer have access to that intelligence."

The comments come as lawmakers on Capitol Hill clash over House Intelligence Committee

Chairman Devin Nunes' claim last week that surveillance operations incidentally collected

Trump team communications during the transition.

Critics have accused Nunes of carrying water for Trump and called on him to recuse himself

from Russia matters, but Nunes and his congressional allies have pushed back.

Aside from questions over whether communications were improperly gathered during the transition

and before, there is speculation over how widely such information was disseminated.

Farkas described a rush to spread the material before Trump took office.

"So I became very worried because not enough was coming out into the open and I knew that

there was more.

We have very good intelligence on Russia," she said.

"So then I had talked to some of my former colleagues and I knew that they were trying

to also help get information to the Hill."

"That's why you have the leaking," Farkas explained helpfully.

According to Powerline's Scott Johnson, Farkas "all but outed herself as a key source" for

a New York Times story earlier this month that detailed the Obama administration's

efforts to undermine the incoming Trump administration.

The March 1 Times story ran under the headline "Obama administration rushed to preserve

intelligence of Russian election hacking" under the byline of Matthew Rosenberg, Adam

Goldman and Michael Schmidt.

The Times reporters noted that they protected the identity of their sources because, you

know, their cooperation with the Times was criminal or because their actions were otherwise

legally problematic.

The Times reporters put it this way in their March 1 story:

More than a half-dozen current and former officials described various aspects of the

effort to preserve and distribute the intelligence, and some said they were speaking to draw attention

to the material and ensure proper investigation by Congress.

All spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were discussing classified information,

nearly all of which remains secret.

Jordan Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice recently argued on Fox Business

that Barack Obama should be subpoenaed to testify before a closed-door committee hearing

to get to the bottom of the spying allegations.

"He is the one through his associates saying, 'I had nothing to do with this,'" Sekulow

said.

He added that other Obama officials who had that power to "unmask" Americans should also

be subpoenaed.

"Why don't we also bring in some of his top officials like John Brennan, Clapper, Loretta

Lynch -- let's ask them -- Ben Rhodes..." he suggested.

"I believe it's time to put some Obama officials on the spot.

If they refuse to cooperate -- including the president himself -- I think that's telling."

Congressman No, Conservatives Didn't Bring Down AHCA

The presumption upon which much analysis and recrimination has been built since Friday

is that the American Health Care Act lacked support due to the intransigence of the House

Freedom Caucus.

Conservatives, standing their ground in allegiance to principle, brought down the AHCA we have

been told.

Indeed, that notion has been seized upon by the Trump White House to justify opening negotiations

with the Democrats.

One problem: it's not true.

Joining me on "Closing Argument," a local radio show broadcast on Twin Cities News Talk,

Congressman Tom Emmer told listeners Tuesday night that moderates -- not conservatives

-- brought down the AHCA.

He should know.

Emmer serves as a member of the deputy whip team for congressional Republicans.

As such, he personally spoke to members and had access to the actual whip count, something

which no reporter or commentator has seen.

Tom Emmer: ... I get up and I see a headline that says

something like...

"Epic Failure Caused by the Conservative Freedom Caucus..."

[The article] went on to talk about how the Freedom Caucus brought this bill down, and

they go back in history and try to suggest that [the Freedom Caucus is] the reason that

[former Speaker John] Boehner resigned.

... actually, it was the moderates ultimately that brought the bill down.

There were probably ten to fifteen members of the Freedom Caucus that were still a no.

Keep in mind that [the Freedom Caucus] reported their [total] numbers as close to forty.

So you had the vast majority of the Freedom Caucus that was already a yes.

And then you had probably the same number, ten to fifteen, of the Tuesday group -- which

are called the moderates.

They were also a no.

So, really, I think we were within a handful of votes.

But it was pretty evenly split between the most conservative side of our caucus and the

most liberal side of our caucus.

And it just wasn't being reported that way.

Emmer later added:

I won't give you names, because it's not fair.

I'm not going to share private stuff.

But I absolutely can tell you that there were two-thirds to three-quarters of the Freedom

Caucus [who] were yes on this bill.

Now, the reason I think it's not getting reported this way is -- one -- I think it's intentional.

It always has been this way.

You've got to marginalize the conservatives as much as possible.

I think this is done both by liberals on the Left as much as liberals on the Right, Walter.

The more you can marginalize this group, the less influence they can have, right?...

... I don't give the mainstream media this much credit, because I think they're both

ignorant and lazy.

I don't know where they get this information that they've reported as if they've got an

inside track.

I showed [a group of Republican activists] Saturday morning...

I pulled the list out of my pocket.

I had a whip list in my pocket, and I know the people that I talked to directly, and

I can guarantee you that the reporters in the mainstream media did not have the same

conversations that I did.

But I truly believe they have -- one -- they want to marginalize the ultra conservatives.

And two -- what they're doing is, they rationalize the fact that some of these moderates were

a yes until the conservatives started getting things taken out of the bill, the last of

which -- I told you -- was the Obama-titled "essential health benefits."

Those are mandated coverages imposed on insurance companies by Obamacare, which the AHCA initially

maintained.

Emmer contends that the removal of so-called essential health benefits from the AHCA lost

at least as much support from moderates as it gained from conservatives.

Therefore, the dominant media narrative that intransigent conservatives killed the bill

is incorrect.

That narrative has been echoed by the White House and leveraged to justify negotiations

with Democrats.

Emmer warns conservatives to be wary.

They should be very concerned.

First off, Walter, I would say to anybody that's listening; did you really think that

Donald Trump was conservative when he ran for president?

I mean, I don't think that's why he was elected.

He said the right things.

I think he was elected, not because he was loved, but because people across this country

are looking for the biggest baddest whoever that will grab these legislators in the swamp

by the ears and start shaking them around so that they get something done.

He came here to get something done.

And he's told us, those of us that consider ourselves conservatives, "I'm willing to work

with ya.

I'm willing to pass your entire agenda.

But you gotta work with me."

And his threat last week, when he said, "I'm all done negotiating....

I've done everything I can do.

We're done now....

Look if you're not willing to work with me, I'm going across the aisle and I'm going to

start working with Democrats and, by the way, you're not going to like what we do."

So, I guess what I say to Republican voters is, you knew what we were getting [in Donald

Trump].

I knew what we were getting.

But this is our chance... he's telling you that, if you don't start working with him

to get the things that we want, then he's got no choice because he's made these promises

and he's going to keep them, even if he doesn't honor it the way you or I would want it done.

We bought it.

We own it.

That's the bottom line, according to Emmer.

You're not going to get Trump to value conservatism over "getting it done," no matter how misguided

the thing ultimately done is.5-Year-Old Suspended from School for Pretending a Stick Was a Gun

Absurd.

In North Carolina, five-year old Caitlin Miller was playing "Kings and Queens" with her school

friends when she picked up a stick and pretended to "shoot" an intruder who had entered her

"kingdom."

Caitlin was a "guard" in the imaginary kingdom and her job was to protect the royals.

Below, first-person-stick-shooter Caitlin

Things quickly went south.

"Hoke County Schools said Caitlin posed a threat to other students when she made a shooting

motion, thus violating policy 4331."

The school district clowns offered a statement about the suspension: "Hoke County Schools

will not tolerate assaults, threats or harassment from any student.

Any student engaging in such behavior will be removed from the classroom or school environment

for as long as is necessary to provide a safe and orderly environment for learning," the

school system says.

This ABC11 video shows Caitlin describing her "crime."

Really?

ABC11 reports, "Miller says Caitlin was alienated by her friends and teachers as a result of

the suspension.

She hopes that the school will issue some sort of apology to her daughter."

This is terrible.

What sort of idiots are teaching America's children?

A teacher had to decide that Caitlin's pretend behavior was dangerous and a threat to those

in the school and then school administrators had to agree to suspend her.

The anti-gun left has schools so spooked and scared they are punishing 5-year-old girls

for playing.

Shame on them.5-Year-Old Suspended from School for Pretending a Stick Was a Gun

Absurd.

In North Carolina, five-year old Caitlin Miller was playing "Kings and Queens" with her school

friends when she picked up a stick and pretended to "shoot" an intruder who had entered her

"kingdom."

Caitlin was a "guard" in the imaginary kingdom and her job was to protect the royals.

Below, first-person-stick-shooter Caitlin

Things quickly went south.

"Hoke County Schools said Caitlin posed a threat to other students when she made a shooting

motion, thus violating policy 4331."

The school district clowns offered a statement about the suspension: "Hoke County Schools

will not tolerate assaults, threats or harassment from any student.

Any student engaging in such behavior will be removed from the classroom or school environment

for as long as is necessary to provide a safe and orderly environment for learning," the

school system says.

This ABC11 video shows Caitlin describing her "crime."

Really?

ABC11 reports, "Miller says Caitlin was alienated by her friends and teachers as a result of

the suspension.

She hopes that the school will issue some sort of apology to her daughter."

This is terrible.

What sort of idiots are teaching America's children?

A teacher had to decide that Caitlin's pretend behavior was dangerous and a threat to those

in the school and then school administrators had to agree to suspend her.

The anti-gun left has schools so spooked and scared they are punishing 5-year-old girls

for playing.

Shame on them.Judge Nap Is Back and Standing by British Intel Story

Fox News judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano was back on the air as a contributor Wednesday

after a ten-day suspension, standing by his claim that Obama used a British intelligence

organization to spy on then president-elect Trump.

"Yes, I do and the sources stand by it," Napolitano told host Bill Hemmer when asked if he was

sticking to the story.

"And the American public needs to know more about this rather than less because a lot

of the government surveillance authority will expire in the fall and there will be a great

debate about how much authority we want the government to have to surveil us, and the

more the American public knows about this the more informed their and the Congress'

decision will be."

Napolitano later said that "a lot more is going to come" on the issue.

The judge dropped his bombshell on Fox News March 13, saying that "three intelligence

sources have informed Fox News that President Obama went outside the chain of command.

He didn't use the NSA, he didn't use the CIA, he didn't use the FBI, and he didn't use the

Department of Justice."

Instead, Napolitano said, Obama used GCHQ, a British intelligence and security organization

that has 24-7 access to the NSA database.

"There's no American fingerprints on this," Napolitano said.

"What happened to the guy who ordered this?

Resigned three days after Donald Trump was inaugurated."

"He used GCHQ.

What is that?

It's the initials for the British intelligence-finding agency," Napolitano said on Fox.

"So, simply by having two people saying to them president needs transcripts of conversations

involving candidate Trump's conversations, involving President-elect Trump, he's able

to get it and there's no American fingerprints on this."

After White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer repeated Napolitano's claim during a press

briefing, the British government denied having anything to do with spying on Trump, calling

the allegation "off the scale crazy" and "very hard to understand."

National Security Agency Director Mike Rogers also denied Napolitano's assertions.

According to the Daily Mail, Spicer and General McMaster, the U.S. national security adviser,

later apologized for repeating the claims.

Napolitano was temporarily suspended from Fox News soon after that.Wellesley Faculty

Says Free Speech Infringes on Liberty

The left doesn't use fixed definitions, but rather uses propaganda terms that can be twisted

and manipulated into anything they need them to be at any given time.

It's like there isn't a single leftist in the world who owns a dictionary.

The latest example of this is actually a retread of a classic: professors at Wellesley College

are claiming that non-politically correct speech is an abridgment of liberty:

In a faculty listserv message obtained by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education,

the two-year-old Presidential Commission on Race, Ethnicity, and Equity said the recently

invited Laura Kipnis and previous controversial speakers were exhausting students with their

offensiveness.

The six faculty on the women's college commission cited the left-wing historian Jelani Cobb's

theory that certain ideas "impose on the liberty of another" if the person hearing

those ideas is "relatively disempowered":

There is no doubt that the speakers in question impose on the liberty of students, staff,

and faculty at Wellesley.

We are especially concerned with the impact of speakers' presentations on Wellesley

students, who often feel the injury most acutely and invest time and energy in rebutting the

speakers' arguments.

Students object in order to affirm their humanity.

This work is not optional; students feel they would be unable to carry out their responsibilities

as students without standing up for themselves.

Apparently referring to campus reactions to Kipnis -- the subject of a two-month Title

IX "inquisition" at Northwestern University, where she teaches film -- the commission members

said "dozens of students" have told them "they are in distress as a result of a speaker's

words."

What the professors should have done was tell these children to shut up and deal.

Not everyone in life is going to give a flying fig about how they feel about things.

If my words are capable of imposing on someone else's liberty simply because they dislike

them, then I should be able to make the exact same claim, correct?

If it's dehumanizing to claim that someone needs to get a job or should be deported because

they entered the country illegally, then isn't it dehumanizing to compare me to a Nazi?

We're all guaranteed equal protection under the law per the Constitution, and that's because

the Constitution is intended to protect our natural rights.

If mere words can be claimed as an abridgment of liberty, then everyone can make that claim

against everybody, and all free speech is canceled out.

So no more complaints about which pronoun I must use, no more claiming that those who

own guns are violent criminals in waiting, no more accusations of racism based on a policy

disagreement, and so on.

See how that works?

The reality is that when the left makes these claims, they never think about how their ideas

are dead on the drawing board.

They never think about how authoritarian these policies are.

They simply assume they get to be the ones in charge of vetting what can and can't be

said.

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DOs & DON'Ts: How to Draw Realistic SIDE Eyes Step by Step Art Tutorial - Duration: 16:00.

Hi I'm cinnamon Cooney The Art sherpa

today I'm going to show you how

you can significantly improve your

drawing skills today I'm going to show

you the wrong way to draw an eye from the

side and a better way that you can do

today so get your pencil get your paper

come back and meet me at the Easel now

we're going to draw let's go!

The Wrong way to draw an eye from the side is to

cramp your hands around a pencil

gripping it very tightly and pressing in

as hard as you can make a V that looks

like the greater than lesser than V from

math school inside that V you're going

to push out a rounded line so now you've

got a slice of watermelon here but

instead of going that organic direction

putting a pupil right here at the end

that you draw in very very black and

then maybe and iris around that with a

dot then you know you know there's a lid

so let's go ahead and add this very

surprised orbital space and an eyebrow

goes here let's curve one of those

around draw that in nice and solid you

know like it's an eyebrow tattoo right

there eyelashes coming straight out from

the eye and then you think that you want

to have something in there but wait no

you want to have it blended so let's use

that finger that's most what new artists

go through when they're not familiar

with what an eye looks like from the

side so I'm going to come on this side

and I'm going to make a really soft line

so it's just going to help me orient

what I'm drawing I'm going to make a

really soft circle if you're really bad

at circles it's okay to trace around

something round but since you're

practicing your drawing it's probably a

good idea to just do your best to make

as good of a circle as you can now I'm

going to make the pupil next

it's going to be ellipse like this it's

going to come past just the slightest bit

even past my eyeball I'm not going to

erase with a crumbly eraser I'm when I

raised point really cool Clay racers

these gummy stretchy really fun erasers I

like them so much they're called gummies

and everybody should have one in their

life if you can not just use the eraser

at the back of your pencils just make

sure you get the crumbles out of the way

now that I've got my eyeball because an

eyeball is a ball I'm going to put my

lid on and the lids going to come to the

outside of my eyeball I'm going to do my

lower lids first and it's going to cover

just a touch my eyeball but it's going

to come out and down to the outside then

I'm going to come back almost to the

halfway point of my eye curve my lower

lid up now my upper lids going to cover

about this much of my iris it's going to

come out a little bit it's going to

curve up as well because the skin is

fixed so it wouldn't be tight to the

eyeball and this is what helps imply

that I have mass and form here now an

eyeball is set in a socket so we're

going to have to have a rounded crease

you know I'm coming above this line here

I'm going to come down and I'm not going

to join these two I'm not cramping my

hands and I'm drawing light so I can

change my mind now this is the biggest

thing I'm about to tell you it's going

to make a huge improvement today and how

you draw your eye come back from the

edge of the eye at little bit this is

like an eighth inch and make a very

light ellipse

because these are clear the iris is

clear and there's a clear lens over it

and so from the side you need to

represent that in some way so you've

just got to find a way that you want to

say there's a clear lines here you can

go ahead and darken that and already you

can see that you've improved what you

have going on with your eye now is a

good time to clean up your lines I like

my gummy eraser because it doesn't leave

any crumbly bit crumbly bits can trip

you and your drawing and this is less

damaging to the paper interestingly

enough it won't erase a really dark line

you just want to have it lift everything

up so you can get back to shading the

other nice thing about a gummy eraser it

can do precision erasing where you can

shape it to get right into a particular

spot I'm just going to have a light line

there in there up here the other thing

I'm going to talk about now is the

eyebrow I'm going to actually start the

eyebrow in front of the arc just like i

did this line and bring it over the brow

bone going to be high up here because

there's a whole brow bone here I'm sort

of curved in and I'm going to do this

really light because I don't want to

draw a heavy arc now we have to find one

of our darkest values is this fabulous

crease just starts darkening and very

slowly notice I'm not pushing hard and

using a pigment of my pencil no

materials are in the description so you

can check these out you can do this with

a school pencil i'm using a 2b pencil

for art and it's very buttery and soft

and really leaves me a lot of nice

graphite the magic is not in the pencil

it is in you tools are just for fun but

the art comes from you

I'll never forget it all right so I'm

lifting the ellipse see I've shaded that

and that has a real feeling now but I

want to blend it out what I don't want

to do is smear it with my finger because

my finger has oils this is a blending

stump it will let me soften my pencil

and blend it out with about very very

easily i just have to rub it off if i

didn't have a blending pencil q-tips

work you just don't want to put a bunch

of oil on your paper the other place i

want to add a shadow had a very soft

shadow of a front of the eye

i'm going to have a nice little shadow

coming out here and i'm looking at that

and i think all i want to curve that

more this is a crumbly eraser see that's

leaving crumbles but it takes away more

graphite it's about understanding tools

but again the eraser on the back of your

pencil still erases graphite just shading

this right here very carefully creating

a nice soft value all right take my

blending tool

blend this out very nicely nice i was

blending that out softlt softly

blending that out creating a gradated

value way too light and shadow falls off

we have that we have some shape

happening there the other place that I

might have a shadow is on the roll of my

eyelid and it would be darkest here and

kind of a little bit at the corner here

because the light source is coming from

the right I'm going to shade that it's

just part of the lid would have the most

light on it I'm just making light marks

and as your blender you can also just

use your pencil slower and make soft

soft marks there's a lot of ways to get

this done all right I'm going to want a

little shadow here I'm actually see I'm

using my blending stick to even draw you

can do that very soft soft soft soft

soft soft soft this is going to be more

in light if you lose your white paper

you can always come back with an eraser

to get it back don't stress out about it

Nate the value come back here a little

highlight back there that's a little bit

very very soft

lit right here a little bit just softly

here I'm trying to shape out is the fact

that this pressed out all right well I'm

happy with that I can pull a little bit

of this shadow up the ball will do that

with a very light soft soft soft pencil

marks will nose out that's quite a lot

kept fun don't take it too seriously the

trick is to keep the oils from your

hands off your paper right now and to

think about the fact that this is a

shape I'm going to save some white right

here for the reflection this is what's

coming through the lens it's going to

curve I'm going to leave that my

reflection darken pupil

I'm going to shade my iris I'm going to

put a stronger shadow right here have a

tutorial about water drops and explains

how the light come through and where it

casts a shadow and where you actually

see the light come out and your eyes all

actually does the same thing which is

just sort of interesting and I'm shading

around I'm going to make that quite dark

darken on the outside to create that

shape that value dark value right here

now you can come make little lines

pulling out from your eye even just a

little shadow here and the next trick is

eyelashes I'm going to sharpen my pencil

good to work with a sharp tool and

here's the trick you're going to curve

out an eyelash like you might think you

would but now we're going to do

something maybe you didn't think of

we're going to come around the front of

the eye making shorter eyelashes next

thing I'm going to do I'm going to curve

down in front hold my eye a little bit

while we're doing back here eyelashes

may even curve let me just shadow this

just a little more along the lash line

roll the skin there

just pulling those in you just probably

never thought of taking eyelashes in

perspective what they are look at that

same thing here at the bottom you start

around the backside of the eye and come

in curving down and they don't all line

up in a little row do they I'm not

planting corn I character is smaller and

lighter here we go some nice eyelashes

now on this eyebrow I'm going to make

sure this line is very light but I want

to still be able to see it I'm gonna do

a similar thing here but I'm going to

arc these hairs and they're going to be

fuller and longer here and lighter and

shorter here start out a little bit i'm

sure themselves and curve up there's a

lot of ways to have eyebrows lot of ways

to draw eyebrows sometimes that's the

most important thing in a portrait so

it's a good thing to practice just

applying the line of the eyebrow these

little hairs that it's a nice dark one

look at that it's not big changes that

you have to make it as an artist to make

big improvement in your art and honestly

I promise you all it takes is practice

start practicing drawing side eyes today

I hope to see you with the easel or pad

really soon take care of yourselves be

good to each other

For more infomation >> DOs & DON'Ts: How to Draw Realistic SIDE Eyes Step by Step Art Tutorial - Duration: 16:00.

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Cervical Sidebend - Ask Doctor Jo - Duration: 0:25.

For cervical side bending range of motion,

you're going to bring your ear towards

your shoulder, but don't bring your

shoulder up to your ear.

For more infomation >> Cervical Sidebend - Ask Doctor Jo - Duration: 0:25.

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De retour en France - Fiona CommeDansShrek - Duration: 4:17.

For more infomation >> De retour en France - Fiona CommeDansShrek - Duration: 4:17.

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IT trailer | The New 'It' Trailer Is Here to Give You Nightmares | it trailer 2017 - Duration: 1:06.

For more infomation >> IT trailer | The New 'It' Trailer Is Here to Give You Nightmares | it trailer 2017 - Duration: 1:06.

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Single or double drivetrain? Find out the reasons why Carl Bauer likes his 1X11 drivetrain - Duration: 2:50.

about his choice for 1x11

My name is Carl Bauer and I ride a Shimano 1x11 drivetrain...

with 11-46 rear cassette and a 32 tooth front chainring.

During the day I work at a local bike shop.

I've worked here for 20 years, actually since I was a teenager.

I grew up riding BMX bikes.

And came in to mountain bikes, and mountain bikes got good.

I grew up in the era of the three-by. You know triple drivetrains.

Got the double, that was nice and I got a new bike and it had one-by on it.

Switching between, going from a triple drivetrain...

to a double, to a oneby.

It's all a game of, I think, sacrifices...

for what you want in your personal setup.

I appreciate a 1x11 drivetrain for the simplicity of it.

You can have a shifter on one side, a dropper post lever actuator on the other side.

*And the cockpit's clutter free. It's easy.

The living out here and growing up riding bikes here, knowing the area very well...

and knowing where one can get away with and being able to use a oneby...

to have the simplicity of that.

I started tracking data and had this idea:

*What if you could make it to one million feet climbing.

Low and behold, it happened two years in a row.

Mountain biking to me is an escape.

Just hearing the tyres go across the ground.

Only recommend a oneby system to somebody that knows their terrain...

and wants the simplicity of a oneby.

Whereas a twoby 11 system can be recommended to somebody...

that they don't know where they're going and appreciate...

the increased range and closer gear ratios.

Thers is no single truth

Single or double?

Check what's the right choice for you at shimano.com/advice

For more infomation >> Single or double drivetrain? Find out the reasons why Carl Bauer likes his 1X11 drivetrain - Duration: 2:50.

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WILL DRINKING WARM WATER HELP YOU LOSE BELLY FAT? - Duration: 3:18.

WILL DRINKING WARM WATER HELP YOU LOSE BELLY FAT?

For more infomation >> WILL DRINKING WARM WATER HELP YOU LOSE BELLY FAT? - Duration: 3:18.

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Old Billy Maverick Matches (Part 1) - Duration: 1:24:38.

For more infomation >> Old Billy Maverick Matches (Part 1) - Duration: 1:24:38.

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Should You Walk or Run When It's Cold? - Duration: 2:17.

When it's cold out and you didn't dress for the weather and you're far from shelter, you

have a crucial decision to make: should you run (or ski) to try to warm up, or go slow

and avoid the cooling effects of wind? When it's cold out and you're not moving,

the heat you lose goes to heating up the air around you, forming a slightly warmer protective

layer so you don't cool off as quickly. But if you're moving (or if it's windy), you're

being exposed to some amount of fresh, new, cold air – more of it the faster you go.

You're literally running away from the air you warmed and so you cool off faster than

if you stayed put. Though once you're going fast enough, the

protective layer of air will be pretty much entirely gone and you'll basically lose heat

at the same rate regardless of how fast you're running.

Now, when humans run, we also generate a fair amount of heat inside our bodies. In fact,

we produce a roughly constant amount of heat per kilometer traveled, so the faster you

go, the more heat you generate any given minute. Because the heat generated by running has

a steady increase, while your protective layer of warm air goes away quickly at low speeds,

it turns out that there's a kind of "forbidden range" of speeds where it's not worth walking,

or even running slowly, since you'd lose less heat standing still.

So what's the minimum speed where the heat you generate running finally balances out

the additional heat you lose due to air movement? Well, using some estimations for the surface

area and energy generation of an adult human running naked and the effects of wind on heat

loss, I found that when it's freezing outside , you need to be able to run roughly a 5 minute

mile to be better off moving than staying put. And faster, if it's colder out. And

this wouldn't even mean you're not losing heat – it's just the point at which you

lose less heat running than you do standing still.

Now if that sounds like a challenge, don't worry. All you need to do is put on some clothing

– like, enough that you're only losing half as much heat as a naked person – and a

15 minute mile (basically a brisk walk), will do just fine.

So, either stay put, or wear appropriate winter clothing, or run naked very very fast through

the snow.

For more infomation >> Should You Walk or Run When It's Cold? - Duration: 2:17.

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Tanki X Developer's Diary #25 - Duration: 4:09.

Hello, tankers!

Welcome to our 25th episode of developer's diary.

Today, we'll be telling you about the recent updates.

We'll also be telling you about the upcoming matchmaking system,

and our preparations for the April Fool's Day celebration.

Last week, we implemented the new upgrade system

that we told you about in the last episode of our developer's diary.

We've also significantly increased rewards for rank ups.

You can check out the details in our Knowledge Base.

The link is in the description.

The next big step towards balancing players in battle,

will be to turn off the over-upgrading of equipment,

so the upgrade level of a turret or hull will not be able to go higher than its mastery level.

This means that your mastery and upgrade levels should always be roughly equal,

in order to keep yourself as effective as possible in battles.

We've finally updated the flag in CTF mode!

The old flag was a legacy of "Tanki Online", and it was flat.

But a modern 3D shooter needs something a bit more special.

So, we've finally found some time, and turned it into a high-tech device

that projects a red or blue canvas with a cool swaying motion that leaves a nice trail behind.

The new flag resembles the one you might have seen in our cinematic trailer,

but our artists have made it even more detailed.

We've already mentioned the development of a matchmaking system in Tanki X,

which is designed to bring players together in battles.

There are currently three ways a player can join a battle:

through the battle list, through the friends list,

and by pressing the "Play" button.

But none of these methods can guarantee a full and exciting battle.

The distribution of players is unbalanced,

and any of your opponents or allies can quit the battle at any time.

The new system is designed to match players with equally powerful tanks,

and have them playing those battles till the end.

This is how it will work:

You start searching for a game in your preferred mode;

The system will find the most suitable battle... and players for you to play with and against.

When the system finds the battle, you will be sent to a special lobby,

where you will be able to choose the turret and hull you want to use in that battle.

You will also be able to see the equipment of your allies;

The battle will start as soon as every player has finished loading, and is ready.

This system will avoid imbalances in the number of players in each team, and their strength.

In addition, we will add penalties for players leaving the battle prematurely,

depending on their previous battle participation records.

This feature will encourage players to play their battles till the very end.

You might have already noticed similar systems in other games.

Now you might ask:

"what if I get kicked out of the battle,

or my internet or electricity go off and my PC is restarted?"

We've already thought about that, and in the upcoming updates,

we're planning on implementing a system that will allow you to reconnect to the battle

without losing your progress.

The implementation of the matchmaking system goes hand in hand with the implementation

of the updates interface, in which we will have

a new screen for match searching, and a lobby.

We'll tell you more about how these screens will look,

in an upcoming episode of our developer's diary.

For the eve of April Fool's Day, we've prepared something special for you

an unusual version of the "Area-159" map will be available in the battle list.

The unusual thing about this map, will be a higher limit of maximum players.

So this weekend, we'll be experiencing real madness with 10 versus 10 battles

on this tiny map.

There's going to be something more too, but we'll keep that a secret.

That's it for this episode.

Like our video and subscribe to our channel.

See you next time!

For more infomation >> Tanki X Developer's Diary #25 - Duration: 4:09.

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Quickshot on being a polarizing voice & standing by his statement that Bjergsen is better than Faker - Duration: 8:12.

I come from a tattooed family.

So I was brought up with mum and dad and aunts and uncles who love tattoos.

And they have to tell a story; they have to mean something.

I picked nerdy tattoos, so I have a Final Fantasy logo on my back, I have Uchiha Sasuke

from Naruto on my arm, I have a leg that's covered in Star Wars tattoos and they all

relate to family and friends.

I also have my old nickname, QU1K, tattooed on me as well because I'm, you know--video

games is who I am.

So I love them and it's expressing stories and memories.

How is Boba Fett related to your family?

My dad introduced me to Star Wars, growing up.

I was born in the month that it was the 10th anniversary celebration in South Africa.

There was heavy embargoes in 1987 and things came quite late and quite delayed, so it was

very exciting that eventually this movie, you know, came out in South Africa, and my

dad just brought my younger brother and I up playing Star Wars monopoly, Star Wars card

games, Star Wars bedspreads, Star Wars PlayStation games.

And every time I think of Star Wars, I just remember playing games with my dad and my

brother.

And it's my favorite sort of sci-fi franchise universe.

So what better way to pay homage by getting Dark Side characters tattooed?

I've also got Captain Rex from the prequel trilogy and the Old Republic, and he's far

and away my favorite stormtrooper.

My brother is the reason I am here today.

He started a snowball of events that led me to be a full-time professional shoutcaster,

and it goes all way back to my university days.

I'm almost 30 this year, and when I was 18 turning 19, which was 13 years ago, I started

playing amateur Call of Duty 4.

We got pretty good; my team is like quite legit, and I wanted to reach out to a local

supplier for sponsorship.

So I took my brother with me, as he was the captain of my second team, and in my head

I'm like, "Hey, let's see--" You know, my brother and I--my brother's quite stocky,

looks like a Viking, you know?

I don't look like your typical sort of basement nerd.

So I was like, "Hey, I'm going to, like, humanize us."

Anyways, in the meeting, this guy was chatting away and my brother realized that he had no

idea about the industry, so my brother is like, "Dude, you should ask him for a job."

I ended up getting hired.

That got me work experience that led to a series of events that got me a job in Berlin.

When I was in Berlin, my brother introduced me to League, taught me how to play the game,

eventually swore at me and said, "Just fucking learn on Mobafire."

And by me learning on Mobafire--I used to learn all the spell names because I read them

all, and that's kind of what was one of my first claims to fame, was knowing all the

spell names in the game.

And same deal: just because my brother pushed me into these different areas, I ended up

taking it like a fish to water.

How do I ride the line between polarizing and neutral?

I don't.

I just go polarizing.

I made a conscious decision a few years ago that I have broad shoulders, and I can take

community feedback.

And I can sift through the vitriolic hate, and I can find what is valuable.

And with that in mind, I wanted people to talk about me, and I wanted to be a name that--I

didn't mind being loved and hated, you know?

I didn't want to be beige.

So when I think about polarizing and neutral--polarizing and fair, I tend to go a slightly more extreme

route in the hopes that it elevates me, in the hopes that people are talking about me.

Simon Cowell, famous for being an asshole judge on the original Pop Idol.

And you either loved that personality or you hated it, but everybody knew it.

And that was something that I wanted to try creating: that persona and the broadcast personality

that was Quickshot.

I still want to be happy and celebratory and passionate 80% of the time, but I don't mind

for 20% saying things that really incentivize you to say something.

And you either agree or you disagree, but just say something--and quote me when you

do it.

When it comes to consistent enthusiasm, it's actually quite easy for me, without trying

to sound too chest-thumpy, because I'm a happy guy.

I have my dream job.

It's a game that I love.

I have great peers to work with, who lift me up and make everything better.

So enthusiasm for the work and the professional side--it's actually fairly easy.

But when you're looking at a game and then you've got a team who is 8-0 up and you know

they're going to win--or even worse, a team is down 0-8 and you still know they're going

to win--the key is to have content and prep that can help carry you.

And if you really listen to what we say and evaluate and judge each of the bullet points,

you'll notice we tend to go away from the game.

We tend to start talking about team strategies and team health and impact on standings and

macro.

And, you know, we have always pre-prepared content and research that we do in the days

leading up, so when you have those moments, you don't all of sudden have to flounder,

you know?

Yes, we make up a lot of what we do on the fly because it's a live game; you don't know

what the expectations are.

But we prepare for those moments so that when we see Vitality with 27 control wards, we

can go, "Oh by the way, did you know they have the most control wards per game by a

sizable margin: 53 to 40, that's first to second."

And we've got this prep and we've discussed what that means, and then we add implications

into the game.

I've never actually told anybody why I had that statement.

I've never explained it further.

And if you go back in time to when I said that, around 2015, the meta game and the context

of SKT was significantly different.

They were not the superpower in Korea.

They were not this undefeatable king.

Other Korean teams would beat them regularly.

Faker didn't have champions that he had the same level of impact that we're used to seeing

from him.

And in the video series where I said this, in Legends Rising, I had spent 45 minutes

talking about Bjergsen.

It was a full episode on him, okay?

So I'd spent 45 minutes doing a really deep dive on the rise of Bjergsen, how he grew,

where he came from, the impact he's had on originally Copenhagen Wolves, then TSM.

And as part of the discussion, I had explained that TSM would not be the number one team

in America without Bjergsen.

You remove him from that squad--and again, you gotta think in the time--all of a sudden,

that becomes a lower-tier team.

At the time that I made the comment, Faker didn't even win a championship because Easyhoon

helped three out.

He was a replaceable mid.

He had a substitute, right?

This was the story.

Marin was one of the hard carries at the time.

And yes, I'm made a polarizing statement.

I consciously did.

And I still stand by it to this day.

If I compare the guys player for player, of course, Faker is going to be the better player.

There's no argument there.

But if I were to rank Bjergsen and Faker and the value they bring their team, that is where

I made the statement from.

The Legends Rising crew actually reached out to me and said, "Listen, we're going to release

this thing.

Can you watch it?

Do you stand by this?

Would you be okay with this going public?"

And I said, "Of course I am."

At the end of the day, I'm in an entertainment industry.

It is my job to make people talk, to get people excited.

And you know what, if you get excited making fun of me for a line like that, I can live

with that.

I'm happy with that.

I stand by the decision, you know?

It is a Quickshot decision as well as Trevor Henry decision.

It is polarizing and, again, full context.

It helps explain it.

If I went back in time, I'd do the same thing again.

For more infomation >> Quickshot on being a polarizing voice & standing by his statement that Bjergsen is better than Faker - Duration: 8:12.

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Battling a cold? Eat these foods - Duration: 0:58.

For more infomation >> Battling a cold? Eat these foods - Duration: 0:58.

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At Sanford, All Are Welcome - Duration: 0:51.

These are tumultuous times with respect to diversity and inclusion.

Going back to the very founding of our school by Terry Sanford, we have had a strong and

steadfast commitment to respect for all peoples and for all ideas.

So no matter your story, no matter who you are, we want you to know: you are welcome here.

For more infomation >> At Sanford, All Are Welcome - Duration: 0:51.

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HGTV and fiveawesomegirls! | Wake Up Date #28 - Duration: 4:35.

Good morning and welcome to another

episode of the Wake Up Date! I have some

exciting news - I am actually guest

hosting over on HGTV handmade this week!

I love watching hgtv, I adore their

YouTube channel HGTV handmade, and I was

so excited when they invited me back for

another week of videos over on their

channel so I designed three craft

projects over there that I can teach you

how to make. Two of my new tutorial

videos are already up over there and

there is another one coming tomorrow!

While you're there, remember to subscribe

so you can see the one that they're

posting tomorrow as well. I'm so happy to

have had the opportunity to work with

them. I love HGTV handmade! So more

exciting news, if you follow me on

Twitter you probably already know about

this. You may know that a while back, I

was on a collab channel called five

awesome girls with four of my friends. I

posted videos every Tuesday to that

channel on youtube and we got together

for a reunion panel at nerdcon and we

were so happy to be together and so

inspired by all of you that we talked to,

that we decided that we couldn't just

not do five awesome girls anymore so we

decided to kind of start a new project

and it is a five awesome girls Instagram

account so basically each of us is

posting one photo a week answering the

question of why today is awesome and we

want it to be super interactive so you can

leave comments telling us why your day

is awesome and it's just, it's really fun

already and I'm so excited to see where

it goes. So if you're on Instagram and

you need a little bit of extra

positivity in your life and you want to

see what all of us are up to, follow

@whytodayisawesome on Instagram. Tickets

for the misticon wizard rock festival

are now available! You can get into both

the wizard rock festival that I'm

performing at and the bewitching bazaar

which is the harry potter craft fair

that I made a video about last year. They

decided to just sell tickets for those

events separate from the conference so

if you just want to go for the day and

attend those events, you totally can! As

always, links to everything that I'm talking

about are going to be in the video

description below. Also, in one of my more

YouTube on day

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