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Waching daily Oct 27 2018

I've been climbing every mountain peak

I been sailing on the seven seas

Looking for you yeah

Looking for you yeah

looking for you

Lately

I been restless

I been sleepless

I can't let this go

I'm looking for you Yeah looking for you

I call your name

Into the gray

I'm gonna find you

So far away

but I'll find a way

I'm gonna find you

If ten thousand days

Is what it takes

I'm gonna find you

I'm gonna find you

I'm gonna find...

you

I been running with the rogues and ghosts

I been searching on the distant coasts

Looking for you ye

Yeah looking for you yeah

looking for you

Lately

I been restless

I been sleepless

I can't let this go

I'm looking for you yeah

looking for you

I call your name

Into the gray

I'm gonna find you

So far away

but I'll find a way

I'm gonna find you

If ten thousand days

Is what it takes

I'm gonna find you

I'm gonna find...

you

For more infomation >> Matthew Parker - Find Ṳ (OFX Live Remix) - Duration: 3:23.

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Red Dead Redemption 2: Everything You NEED To Know (RDR2) - Duration: 6:44.

Hey guys, Its TCousteau from FantasticalGamer, and welcome back to the channel, The much-anticipated

sequel to the critically acclaimed Red Dead Redemption is here and it's better than

what we could have ever expected.

Rockstar really has out-done themselves this time.

The game is well polished and every little detail has been perfected meticulously.

Today we'll be breaking down the top 8 details that demonstrate just how much work went into

the game, so without further ado, here's our list.

The Horse.

There's no better way to get around the wild west landscape than your trusty horse.

The developers understood the fact that players would be galloping around the large and populated

map for the majority of the game and thus a lot of effort went into making your companion

look and act as realistic as possible.

They hired a stunt horse to capture its movements to make the experience as life-like as possible.

On another note, they didn't dull up the movement by trying to imitate life so there's

still fun to be had with some new horse mechanics like sudden direction changes, rearing it

on its legs and even drifting.

Character customization is a huge part of what makes a video game feel immersive, therefore

it goes without saying that a great deal of effort has gone into tailoring the best outfits

for you to wear.

Not only are there 62 outfits you can try on, but there's also over 120 individual

articles of clothing you can equip to add your own personal touch to Arthur.

Clothing isn't only purely cosmetic, it's much more in-depth.

Every article you wear can help protect you from the elements like rain, extreme heat

or cold which affect your stamina.

Every town will have its own general store with its own variety of outfits for you to

buy or steal depending on how you want to play your game.

You can customize these outfits and mix different outfits up at the wardrobe in your camp, or

by renting a hotel room in Valentine of Strawberry.

Weather effects like dirt and water affect your clothing.

Dirt can cling to it, wind can blow your hat right off your head and you can get drenched

in the rain.

Another thing to add here is that even your beard affects your health as it will keep

you warm and maintain your stamina in the cold.

Next up we have the weather.

Like most games coming out these days, Red Dead Redemption 2 features dynamic weather.

In a nutshell, it changes as time passes, a sunny day may suddenly turn cloudy and start

pouring.

Fog, thunderstorms are all possible.

The sunsets are affected by game scenarios.

Depending on what's going on, you may get pink fog, orange skies etc.

The lighting system is also very advanced, as the sunlight will shine through windows

and trees, illuminating the atmosphere.

The snow will brush off rocks and trees as the wind speeds up.

Overall, there's a lot of attention to detail on how the weather interacts with the environment.

What's the point of a large map if there aren't any animals to populate it.

The game has a ton of variety in the wildlife that it offers with over 100 different species

of animals you will come across from mice crawling through the bushes to the skies being

populated with different species of birds.

Be warned though, you won't be an observer to nature, get too close to a bear or coyote

and they'll attack you.

You won't be their only target though as they'll also attack any other animal that

threatens its turf.

Facial animations help portray the emotions of characters to players, a narrative-driven

game like RDR2 relies heavily on the story being told through the eyes and lips of the

NPCs.

In that regard, the game does an excellent job of bringing these characters to life.

Every character model, especially the face is incredibly detailed from life-like skin

shading to smoothly rendered hair to realistic eyes.

You can really feel the weight of what they're trying to say as they look almost lifelike

during conversations and interactions.

Fighting has been designed to give the player freedom of choice, in addition to the stellar

gun-play.

The incorporation of new mechanics like bobbing and weaving to evade enemy strikes and timing

your own punches will make you a seasoned fighter in addition to a master marksman.

Evading isn't the only mechanic, however, you can also block attacks, grapple and slam

people on the ground and sneak up behind people to knock them out.

This physical fighting layer adds new depth to the combat system and keeps gameplay fresh.

Players will be glad to hear that there won't be any loading screens after the initial one.

Like grand theft auto 5, players won't have to wait for the game to load after the cut-scene,

the cut-scenes will seamlessly transition into gameplay and vice-versa to keep players

immersed.

Last but definitely not the least is the gun-play.

What is a red dead game without amazing gunplay mechanics?

The whole system has been reworked to be as realistic as possible.

The guns have recoil, every shot causes gun-smoke and there's even a bullet trail.

Though all these changes aren't just cosmetic, the guns now take longer to load meaning you

have to be careful not to miss any vital shots.

Aside from realistic looking gunplay, there's also the new dead eye system which allows

you to slow time, paint targets and see their weak points.

The new duel system also generates different cutscenes when you eliminate an enemy depending

on your honor rank.

[Outro] These are but some of the details you need

to know about red dead redemption 2, there's still a lot more to discover and we'll be

exploring every nook to see just how much content Rockstar has packed into what's

shaping to be the game of the year.

What are you most excited about in RDR2?

With so much hype building up to its release, do you think the game will live up to its

high expectations?

Anyways, that's about it from me but feel free to drop your own thoughts down in the

comment section below.

See ya!

For more infomation >> Red Dead Redemption 2: Everything You NEED To Know (RDR2) - Duration: 6:44.

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Dr. Agonfly vs. Guitar Solos ! - Duration: 5:27.

Not gonna lie. I'm not a fan of ripping guitar solos

in rock music.

Stay tuned to find out why.

BUZZZ BUZZZ to the Dr. Agonfly tribe,

it's your host Dr. Agonfly, and yes you're aflutter.

In this episode, I'm going eye to eye .. with ..

guitar solos !

Of course, be sure to hit that SUBSCRIBE button

down below .. and if you have reactions to this video ..

give it a thumbs UP .. or thumbs down

and write me a comment.

Guitar solos ..

Let me start off with what we're not talking about.

We're not talking about a tasty riff or melody line

that adds to the lyrical story of a rock song.

When we say guitar solo we're talking about

that axe-shredding staple of rock music.

Whether it's classic rock, prog rock, metal,

or jam band genres, if it melts your face off or distracts

from the lyrical storyline, I'm probably not interested.

Well, why the BUZZZ not? I know some of you out there

are asking, 'what is this bug-eyed idiot talking about?'

What's not to like about a ripping kick-ass guitar solo?

My short answer? Guitar solos get in the way.

They interrupt the message and dilute the raw power of

an otherwise great rock story.

Here's what I mean ..

It's like you're listening to this amazing

lyrical story and you can't wait to find out what happens at the end. And just then, the singer says here .. hold my drink ..

.. while my guitar player wanks off for the next .. several minutes ..

That's several minutes of life we can never get back. I mean .. anyone know where the beer garden is?

Of course, I know some of you out there and live for these precious moments of guitar spotlighting and that's your preference and aesthetic and I

really can't argue with that. In my own music, I've replaced the guitar solo with long buzzing drones.

It's my way of giving the finger to 'shredding' and 'becoming a god' on the guitar. On the other hand ..

I go full opposite, and make credible sounding guitar-like solos using virtual string modeling. Not to be a BUZZZ ..

But this is my way of saying, 'sorry you spent years learning how to make the same sounds I can make with a synthesizer.'

Needless to say, I believe in not just playing the game but in changing it. I believe in innovations not variations.

I believe in the idea that if Henry Ford had not existed, we'd have faster horses.

I believe in seeing common objects in uncommon ways and ..

.. most of all ..

I believe that alternative people are the best authorities on breaking conventions. [sung] 'I believe goth children are our future ..'

The punks rebelled against rock, for example.

They just got fed up with 'musicianship' and 'perfect' sounding records.

Classic and progressive rock of the 70s became too sophisticated for them. They couldn't find themselves in it. They just couldn't relate.

Bands like The Ramones and Sex Pistols rebelled against mastery of a musical instrument or being the perfect singer.

They just picked up electric guitars, started beating on drums, and screamed into some microphones, you know.

They learned a few chords turned their amps way up and off they went . .. And as for guitar solos ..

They were perfectly ..

non-existent. And the result was a rock scene that was honest, raw, and delightfully under-produced.

Even if Johnny could rip a guitar solo it would have just gotten in the way of the punky message and the raw

energy of the Ramones.

Rock music has a rich history of breaking conventions.

The use of the electric guitar was a fine example ..

.. until of course ..

It became a caricature of itself. Rock subcultures emerged from the belief that we're gonna do what you do ..

.. but differently. This comes in many flavors: The hippie music of the 60s, the punky and

transgressive music of the 70s, the dark and gothic music of the 80s, 90s. And yes ..

.. even my own iconoclastic brand of BUZZZING drones.

The punks adopted the use of traditional rock band instruments ..

.. but changed the way they played them. Around the same time,

industrial acts like Throbbing Gristle were also rebelling against the rock aesthetic.

But they took it a step further. In addition to using electric guitars and synthesizers in bizarre ways,

these early industrial bands would just find things and beat on them.

Anything that made a sound was fair game .. things like plastic, old chairs, and metal objects.

In fact, Throbbing Gristle

wanted to weed out any rock music elements still alive in the punk scene. So much so that they gave the name

'anti music' to the early industrial sounds they were making. And even if they used guitars,

it was as if that guitar was an object they found lying around, and they just started making noises with it.

You really can't get any more rebellious in rock music than breaking expectations of how musical instruments are supposed to be used.

So there you have it and while some of you agree that the electric guitar should not distract from the raw power and

lyrical storylines of rock music I'm sure some of you think I'm a BUZZZING idiot. How do you feel about guitar solos?

Let me know in the comments below and be sure to give this video a thumbs UP .. or thumbs down.

BUZZZ BUZZZ to the Dr. Agonfly tribe. This is

Dr. Agonfly BUZZZING off until next time. Stay aflutter and beware ..

I'll steal your eyes if you're not using them. BUZZZ BUZZZ for now.

For more infomation >> Dr. Agonfly vs. Guitar Solos ! - Duration: 5:27.

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Can You Fish with a Bamboo Stick? | Bangkok Hooker - Duration: 5:33.

What's up dudes.

We're now an hour and a half Southwest of Bangkok in a seaside town called Samut Songkhram.

Today, I'm going to learn an old-school fishing style from a relatively young guy

actually.

This is the one!

Where are we?

Time to go find this fisherman of mine.

Today, Tawan, a local fisherman, will show me how people here have fished for generations.

Feel like I'm Spiderman.

Whoa, such balance.

We're off to plant these bamboo rods into the mud and hope to catch some catfish.

Let's do it.

This is one of the more relaxing styles of fishing I found.

I mean it's just putting sticks in the water.

How hard can that be?

Um ok it's quite hard after all.

Okay not fast enough.

So, we hook our snails on the bamboo rods and let it hang in the water for the fish

to bite.

Okay.

The water here isn't actually that deep, in fact, when I put the sticks down I can actually

feel it's roughly 2 meters and a little bit, that's it.

Being a city boy and you know the kind of fishing I do is very different from this.

And you know it's very cool to actually see the way that people live their lives here,

find their food, find their fish.

As we wait for the fish to bite, I'm going to do more local stuff – collecting cockles,

using this wooden board.

Slide around on the board.

Look at this.

I just give you a visual of what looks like underneath.

That's what looks like underneath.

I can't find any.

Damn it.

Alright, another technique is you put your hands down and you just do this circle thing.

By doing arms like this, you basically spreading out your search area and then maybe you probably

have to do something like this in between.

It's almost like a dance, right?

And by doing so you should hopefully find some more cockles but I'm finding nothing

but a bunch of mud right now.

Well that was a unique experience.

Quite fun this board.

I wonder what else we can do with this.

Rock 'n Roll.

How's that for a selfie?

We got to go fetch the rods, pull them out of the water and hopefully find some fish.

No fish.

Another piece of trash that loves hooks too much, and no fish.

Look at that - my first salt water catfish caught on these bamboo rigs.

How awesome man.

For more infomation >> Can You Fish with a Bamboo Stick? | Bangkok Hooker - Duration: 5:33.

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Trick Or Treating - Duration: 3:01.

Hey, Sophia here! I always loved Halloween as a kid. Dressing up in whatever costume

you wanted and getting a bunch of candy was freakin awesome! It's too bad I can't

do that anymore... I wish anybody could go

trick-or-treating! Not just kids.. there seems to be some sort of taboo around

there for adults. It freaking sucks... I mean there's no law against going when

you turn a certain age but it's just so frowned upon.. it's such a bummer dude. Ah!

but I don't wanna make this is a depressing video! Like, adults can still

do some fun stuff on Halloween! Handing out candy to children? Yeah... that's

absolutely horrible.. but, uh.. you can watch horror movies! When that can you watch

horror movies though? gaah gotta think of the positives~ You can.. buy your own

candy and eat it! but I want candy from strangers. Whatever.. it doesn't matter. At

least I have good memories! One time I went at Toph from Avatar

the last airbender because she was awesome

and I looked up to her a lot. My sister was Katara, my friend went as Azula

and my brother was gonna go as aang, but he changed his mine the last moment because

he didn't want to be bALD. We didn't live in the richest neighborhood but there

was maybe one or two houses that gave out giant king-size candy bars. Those

were the best!! Then there was this other year where I went with my friend Liv, and we

had some pretty weird experiences that night. I'll never forget the time we rang

on the doorbell once and a guy came out in a silk robe holding a giant tiger

stuffed animal like it was his lover or something.. Then we went to the rich

kid neighborhood. IT WAS FREAKIN' LIT! ...literally. Every house had

beautiful decorations and I remember this one house saw these glow wand thingies

and they were awesome. Our bags got filled up so much when we

went there. Unfortunately we had to walk there from my neighborhood, but it wasn't

too far. The only problem was that my friend and I got lost on the way back..

We ended up in a dark and creepy neighborhood because I have a terrible

sense of direction. We felt like we were going in circles and I was getting

paranoid until my friend found the right way.

Something I always used to do after I got home from Trick or Treating

was sort my candy into piles. Then I would barter with my siblings. It was pretty

fun... Remembering all this stuff I did as a kid makes me happy but also kinda

makes me sad because I wish I could go trick-or-treating again. It's just

embarrassing I guess. If you're kind of old and you still go then that's awesome!

But... now that I can't enjoy it as much, it kind of makes it less exciting... I

didn't mean to make some sort of lesson out of this video but if you're young just

try to enjoy being a kid while you can! And you know what? If you're some old dood

then go ahead! Go trick-or-treating (as long as it's not illegal...) I think I would still go if I had some

friends that went but I can just.. buy a bag of candy I guess. Thanks for watching.

I'm Sophia and I'll see you in the future~ (Hopefully)

For more infomation >> Trick Or Treating - Duration: 3:01.

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Did you know? Counties make sure your vote counts! - Duration: 3:41.

So, it's Election Day! I guess that means you're here to vote.

Yeah, bro.

There's some federal positions and issues that are, like, super important.

Not as important as electing your state representatives.

You know they're on the ballot, too.

Along with county judge, commissioners, tax assessor-collectors...

Well, have you seen the school bond on the ballot?

What about the utility district?

I'm telling you, those are the real issues at stake here!

Actually, they're all important.

But did you know that no matter what you're voting on,

it's your county that handles the election?

Let me introduce you to your county clerk.

This is Stacy.

Say, "Hi, Stacy."

Hi, Stacy...

Tell them more about your job, Stacy.

Happily. Well, it's my job to handle the elections for the county.

Whoa. You work for, like, one day?

Killer job, bro.

Not exactly.

I've been working on this election for months.

Why does it take so long to put on an election?

Because there's a lot to do. I have a year-round checklist.

I'll walk you through it.

It all starts with registering voters, which we do all year round.

And then, when it's time for elections,

we gather candidates... candidates of all types.

Federal.

State.

County.

City.

Special districts like...

School districts.

Utility districts.

We receive all the matters at hand

and then we organize them on the ballot.

We program and test the voting machines until finally, we're voter ready.

We mail paper ballots to county residents overseas

and to those who can't make it to the polls for some qualified reason.

We find polling places.

And polling staff.

We put together a ballot board of representatives from both political parties.

And then it's time for early voting to begin.

So, for two weeks we let folks vote before Election Day.

We take a short break.

Then it's Election Day

Which is where we are now.

But what about after the results, when the spies come to infiltrate...

No. There are not spies...

Well, we do have very strict safety standards

that protect the integrity of the election.

Voters' confidence in the election is far easier for the spies to attack

than our actual voting systems.

Keep that in mind when you vote.

After a long day of elections, the polls close at 7:00 p.m.

As the night goes on, one voting location after another

bring their results to the tabulation room on a special drive.

We tabulate the votes using machines with no internet and no network.

We call this the air gap.

And as the votes come in, we update the county website,

which is when they go out to the public, including the news.

This may take until 10 p.m. or 2 a.m., just depending on how many people voted.

Within six days, the ballot board counts the paper ballots.

We report the unofficial results to the entity that called for the election.

And then, they make them official.

The election is complete.

How did it go?

Great, bro...

I didn't know counties did all this.

Yep. And when this election is over, we get started it on the next one.

Whoa.

So, it happens like this all over Texas?

Yeah. Basically.

County clerk's like me run elections in about half the counties in Texas,

tax assessor collectors run them in a handful of counties

and the rest have election administrators.

But none are lucky enough to have someone quite like Stacy.

Aww, shucks.

Let's get back to the election.

Handling elections effectively and securely.

Just another way Texas counties deliver.

you

For more infomation >> Did you know? Counties make sure your vote counts! - Duration: 3:41.

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Poor baby Sherry so bigest monkey still give milk cos mum really love to nurse so lucky - Duration: 10:26.

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