It is that time of the month again already for my favorites during the month of March. For me, obviously I moved, so the month flew by so quickly. I was so sad because I couldn't film a February favorites for you guys, though I did a couple weeks late do a short of my favorites, but there's some favorites in there that I just really wanted to talk about in a video, so I put them in this month as well. There actually haven't been many products that launched compared to what I'm usually used to purchasing, so it was a chill month and I really got to thoroughly use a lot of products, which I think in the end was really, really great. So let's get into it. Product that I've been loving is the Tula Mineral Magic sunscreen. It is amazing. It feels like a moisturizer. It doesn't leave any sort of white cast on the face. It blends in super fast. I absolutely love this. This is SPF 30. I try to go for something heavier if I know I'm going to be out in the sun, but if I'm staying at home working, I like to use this sunscreen. It's a great pre-makeup sunscreen, so if you don't like the white cast, I hate how sometimes sunscreens I feel like don't mix into my face well. This one just blends in super easily, so I've been enjoying this one a lot. Primer. I have been enjoying the Donessa Myrits Yummy Skin Glow Serum. I like the foundation too. That was very, very full coverage, but I think it's a little finicky, so it's not in this month's favorite. However, I love this. I have mine in the lighter shade, Mane Squeeze. I think this gives the prettiest glow to the skin. I even will use this if I am not wearing any foundation as well. That's how pretty the glow is. It is a little intense. It's not like a metallic intensity on the skin, but you look super-duper glowy, and I feel like this is strong enough to show through underneath other foundations, and it also has a hydration factor as well. I believe it is skincare-infused, and I can totally, totally tell, so I've been loving this for a glowy primer. If you've been looking for a new glowy primer, this one is really, really great. I've been enjoying it a lot. Foundation. I have not been wearing as heavy a foundation as I used to. I think my skin has just improved so much that I've been enjoying wearing a lighter coverage. I do, as I say that, I woke up with like two zits down here this morning, but that's hormonal. There's nothing I can do about that, but other than that, my skin's been really great, and then I've been seeing a lot on TikTok that everybody's saying that Shantikai Future Skin Gel Foundation was used on Euphoria, so I've been seeing it a lot. So it reminded me to use this, and dang, do I love this. This was one of my very first foundations. It was definitely my very first high-end foundation when I was like 13. The Sales Associate recommended this to me because it is great for skin. It doesn't have too much coverage. It's oil-free, great for young skin, but great for any skin, really. It gives a very light coverage. It's not going to get too much, but it looks so beautiful and skin-light. It feels a little bit cooling as you apply it to the skin, and it's just the most beautiful coverage foundation. It evens everything out just so, and you still just feel super put together. This is one of those foundations where you don't need to accompany it with other makeup. If you just put this on without anything else, it will just even out your skin and give you a really pretty glow. So I've been enjoying this. I am wearing out my skin today. Normally I wouldn't wear something such like coverage with such heavy eyes, but I had to do it for the demo for you guys, but I've been enjoying this for every day. I also wanted to talk about this brush. You're going to see me use it in a lot of the demos today for cream products. The Rare Beauty Foundation Brush is the best brush ever for the Shanta Kai because it's so dense. It gives as much coverage as you can possibly get from this foundation. If you use the sponge, the Shanta Kai foundation is going to disappear, but if you use the Rare Beauty Foundation Brush, it's awesome. And I also recommend this for blending out cream products in general on your face. If you find that there's a foundation stick, a bronzer stick, a cheek bronzer, a cheek stick, anything like that, that's a little bit tougher to blend out. This will work it out beautifully without taking too much of the coverage or opacity of the product. And again, because it's so dense, it works the product out beautifully and evenly. So I'm adding this into my favorites as well. This has been an amazing tool as I've been using more cream and liquid products. Bronzer, I put this in my most recent short of favorites, but I did want to bring it into this month because I've been using it as well and it's affordable. I love when I can bring you guys a really quality, affordable piece. This is the Flower Beauty Heat Wave Bronzing Essence. Now, please keep in mind this is a bronzer. It's not cool at all.  It's super easy to blend out. I blended it out today with the Rare Beauty. It was great. I also like to use it with a sponge, but I think it's such an easy to use, a lightweight product if you just want light coverage on the face. You don't want to put any powders down. This has been great. I've been using it a lot and the best part is the price really does work like a high quality product. I am so surprised. I love these so much. I have fun ragging on Rem Beauty. I'm not going to lie, but these are great. These are the cheek and lipsticks. I have two shades. There's a lot of shades in the range. I believe they're sold out now, but I'm sure they will restock. Audition is my favorite. This is the one that I use today, but there also is Broadway Baby. These are heavily packed with pigment, but man, they are super malleable, very easy to use. I normally like a cheek and lipstick for one or the other. I rarely enjoy a cheek and lipstick for both the cheek and lips. This, I think, is the only stick that I've enjoyed for both the cheek and lips. Now, it is very, very pigmented on the cheek, but like I said, it blends super easily and it's super comfortable and pretty to use as a lipstick. Look at this. It's not too drying. It's not too glossy. I find a lot of sticks like these will make my lips look dry, so they're normally only good for the cheek. This is great as a lipstick, too, to get that truly monochromatic look. And I've said this about Rare Beauty. It's not that the products are bad. It's just that there's nothing great about the products. There's no reason for you to have to shop online and take a guess on a color and not really see how it looks in person because you can get better in person. This is one of the products in the line that I think actually stands out against the market that makes it worth going the extra mile to purchase online. Really fantastic. Dang, already time to move on to the eyes. If you don't know, I have been obsessed with washes of pastels. We can thank the Natasha Denona Pastel Palette for that. So with my love of pastels for the spring on the eyes, I've been using this primer a lot. If you are wearing pastels this spring, you need to pick this up. This is the A-B-H-I primer. Now, the reason that this is so special is because it is a white eyeshadow base, but it doesn't make the eyelid patchy at all, considering it's white. It really spreads very easily and it definitely brightens up the eyelid, making it the perfect base for your pastel shades to become more vibrant. It's not sticky or anything. It's really easy to blend shadows over. This is fantastic. Brought this out from the graveyard. It's been amazing for all of the pastels that I've been playing with. So I guess that if you want the brightness to show through in your pastel shades, get a white base. I highly recommend this one. It helps with longevity as well. So this month, I've also been doing a lot of lazy makeup days. I'm telling you, the Shanta Kai Foundation has been the culprit for this. So I've been using these Kosas 10 second eyeshadows just for a quick gloss over on the lid. You can use these all alone. They work great.  But as you can see, like I did today, I have a matte base of eyeshadow underneath. And then I went in with the shade electric all over my eyelid and it just works perfectly with powder shadows. You know, nothing weird or gunky happens. It works seamlessly with these products. But whether alone or paired with other products, these eyeshadows last a really long time. They're not going to crease. They don't feel chunky or too heavy on the lid. You can't apply too much. It almost kind of it doesn't dry down like a powder, but it does feel like a powder, but it's not going to move. It's not going to budge. These are really, really fantastic. I love the color range here as well. I find it's great just to put a dot on the eyelid and then use your finger to blend out and you're good to go. So these are an awesome literal 10-second eyeshadow solution. This is another older product that I've just been using nonstop. This is the Charlotte Tilbury Rockin' Coal Iconic Liquid Eye Pencil. I personally have the shade Barbarella Barbarella Barbarella Brown. So this is a Coal liner, meaning it is going to be really, really soft. You're really able to blend this. So I have it all along my lower lash line today. I even smoked it out a little bit in my waterline, not my lower lash line, but it's really great here. I've been using it, though, a lot on my upper lash line as well. I love to use this to easily manipulate my eyeliner for every day. I like a brown for every day and I will just very messily put it along my upper lash line and then I literally will take my finger and smudge it out. It is a fantastic coal pencil. I'm going to have to film an everyday makeup tutorial and show you guys how I use this because you will get the most effortless wing with this. It's so easy. I'll have to show you how I do that. It's like amazing. And then mascara. Isam came out with a mascara. I've been loving it. It's Isam the mascara and I'm pretty picky about my mascara. As you guys know, I have pretty short, thin eyelashes, but this gives a really quick and easy boost to my lashes. You can see the link that it's giving me. This is a lot for me. OK, I find this works better on the first coat or two. After that, I kind of like to stop. But it does do a lot of impact with those first two swipes, which I think is incredible. So I've been using this a month. I really like it. It doesn't flake, which is an issue I've been having with certain mascaras. So I've been enjoying that as well. It's great when it actually wears a long time. So I do recommend looking into this. If you're placing an order on Muse Beauty Pro, fantastic. Oh, eyeshadow palettes. I almost forgot. I mean, I did not try a lot of eyeshadow palettes this month. I'm still debating if I even will do an eyeshadow palette ranking. I'm not sure yet, but there were three eyeshadows that stood out to me. So the first one, if you've been following my stories on Instagram or anything, you know, I've been like wearing this almost every day. This is the Natasha Denona Pastel Palettes.  OK, it's just so pretty and fun to play with. And it's not even going to end up being my most used Natasha Denona palette, but I've just had so much fun with challenging myself to create semi wearable looks with these pastel tones. And overall, the quality of this in terms of pastel colors is really phenomenal. I played around with a few different formulations of pastels. And this one is really good because the colors don't wash away as you blend them out. I find with a lot of pastel shades that as you blend, they'll just go away and fade away. These actually hold their opacity on the eyelid. So that's what makes them special. It might not seem impressive at first when you first apply them because they aren't the most pigment packed, but they're also not going to disappear as you blend. And I've just had fun challenging myself with this color story because the first initial looks that I did, I felt like I had a little bit of problems. But I've overcome that. I've had a lot of fun with this. I recommend it. I don't recommend you pay full price for it. But if you can get it on a good discount at like, you know, the Sephora sale or something. And you think that you're going to use these colors. I think this is a great pick up for sure. And then the green on my eye today, this is such a surprise. It's been so long, I feel like since I had a color pop palette rank in the higher portion of my favorites, this is the color pop in the limelight palette. I had so much fun with this.  I love the tones of these. I've worn this a couple of times this month. And I'm just so surprised at how much I've been loving this color story here. I love this brown to neutralize right now. I'm mostly wearing after party in the crease and then I use layout to neutralize the look. But I've done a few really fun looks. They didn't feel too crazy to me. I still felt like they were somewhat wearable. I feel like the greens are really great quality. The shimmers are great quality. It's a palette that did not attract me at all. I just kind of randomly tried it. I almost thought I was going to give this away. But I don't know. I ended up really loving it and I'm having a lot of fun with these types of neon green shades. So I totally recommend looking into this if you're somewhat interested. I was pleasantly surprised by this palette. So color pop did a great job with that. And then the last palette, my friend Heather Austin collaborated with adept cosmetics. Oh my gosh. Okay. I've never tried adept cosmetics before and I had always wanted to. And now I see why Heather always talked about them. Their shadows are insane. Some of the most beautiful shimmer shades. This is available for pre-order. Hopefully it is still. But the shimmers in here are so incredible. I just want to bathe in them and put them all over my eyelids. I'm going to let the swatches do the talking here. I was so impressed with this palette. I did a full review on it. I had so much fun. I've been having fun with this palette. Congratulations, Heather. This palette is perfection. I love it. So yeah. If you were thinking about getting this, you're on the fence. This is it. It's so beautiful. If you love shimmers, glimmers, duochromes, you will love this. Okay. Let's get into the final category, which is lips. The lip liner that I have been using nonstop is the new hindash lip tone pencil in the shade Hush. It's just a great everyday warm pencil. It's very basic. It's going to go with a lot of different lip colors. I've just had it within reach. So I kept grabbing them. It's super easy to control. It's very similar to a MAC formulation where it's not super duper creamy, but it's creamy just enough to be able to glide, but you get a ton of control. If you need an extremely precise pencil, this is really, really great for defining the lips because it's not too creamy. So you have so much control when you're outlining the lips, but it's still not too drying of a formula either. I think hindash really found a happy medium with this. So I've been using it a ton. Again, I put this in that short that I did of my favorites last month, but I do want to talk about the Natasha Denona. I need a rose lip collection. I have a couple colors in my purse, but I don't love the lip glosses as much. So I'm not really counting the lip glosses. It's the lip liners and lipsticks that I'm in love with. So there were three shades that came out in the collection. There was Kala, Peony, and Daphne. My favorite shade is Daphne. Daphne is like the deeper pink color. Kala is going to be the one that's a little bit more peachy, and then Peony is the lightest, lightest pink. So if you're super fair, I would definitely recommend Peony for you. Like I said, I've been enduring Daphne the most, but I just love how these are a lip system that's made for you. If I know I want a great everyday rose color, I just use the whole Daphne system. The lip liner, this is not even Daphne. The lip liner, the lipstick, and the lip gloss, which I don't have in my hands. I love that Natasha just curated these sets for us, made them super easy and foolproof when it came to picking up a lip. And of course, the formulations are spectacular. I love Natasha's lip liner and lipstick formula. Her lipstick is like one of the most creamy lipsticks I've ever used. And the lip liner is super solid. They remind me a lot of the Pamograph and Charlotte Tilbury lip liners as well. So you can't go wrong with that collection. I would definitely recommend just picking a color, Daphne, and then getting the colors of that. And you will have like the perfect everyday lip. And then the final product that I have in today's video are these Colourpop, Colourpop's Killing It Glowing Lip Formulation. I did not expect to love these so much, but these are such a comfortable, quick, everyday lip. Put a lip liner down and then put these on over top. They are extremely comfortable. They're kind of like a lipstick and lip balm hybrid. So they give you a little bit of glow. They give you a lot of hydration and they give a good amount of color. Today, I'm currently wearing the shade Indulge Me, which is a little bit warm. Look at this. See, it gets so much pigment and makes my lips look super hydrated. I've been very impressed with this. I also love the shade Cockatoo, which is a little bit more mobby. I use this one a ton with mobby lip liners. See how there's so many colors in the line? Underrated formula from Colourpop, in my opinion. These are lovely just to throw in your purse because they're super duper thin. And they're just so comfortable on your lips. And they're easy to reapply. I think these are a fantastic quick lip product and the best part, they're affordable as well. So there we have it. Those were all of my favorites for the month of March. Let me know down below what were your favorites this month. If I was a little low energy today, you guys, I woke up like just not feeling good.  So I woke up and my throat was destroyed. And then that time of the month started, it was like just double whammy. So I have like been like all day today. So yeah, I gotta get my energy up because the Sephora Spring Savings event is starting soon which I'm so excited about. I gotta pull some products together for you guys. So anyways, I'm definitely looking forward to that. My recommendations video will be up very, very soon if it's not already. And that's all I have. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and you found it helpful. And thanks for being subscribed and liking this video. I will catch you guys in the next one. Bye guys, have a good one.


Well hello! So tonight! And today! I want to play! In fact I don't want but I must play! last night at 5 AM at 5 AM already over on Friday So let's start the game And we'll be showing whether it's happening or not! Here we go! Ugh f Disney Ooh Probably not so I suspect. I'm starting. Simply and I'll play and let you guys � ṣimble nķu e kontrolu la koēi dķođođođođođođođođođođođođa ČetķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķķĵķĵİĽĊĸĩĸįĺĎĸĨĹĥĤĘĔĸĥİąĨĻĤęĔě � Tamara� Ƿ ʲèw wèw wèw wèw wèw ʳīw ʻāst yaw ʻāaw wèw wèw ʳīw nʲīdiz ʲo' ᴀkāko ʲi nē povz viddishin ʳīw l'apirato ʲi ame Sāst ʲi ti'i ʳīw nʲīdiz ʲo' l'apirato нужно ʳāst ʲi nli ʲe-dometo ʰi o' stas bona ʂet mī povz ʲʰidi musiko ʲi niam stas boona e fero This is a short video. So, just sit and discuss my problems as normal people. and then, next, we will... we will... no, no, no, no, no, no, I can't see! I will start the game again! here the start of the fifth night. I suppose that I won't be able to use my energy so much about the walls. And I just have to sit here and wait. I can do that. It's easy, when you think about it. You just have to control the computer and also the lights. About the poles. Not the lights, you don't have to control the lights. But you have to use the lights to see if we are in the corridor. Oh no, hi friend. So, let's listen to the walk. I want to control the camera. Okay, the kitchen. F**k! It's so fast, it's so ugly. I can listen to the music. There's the coco, where's the pirate. He's still in his house. His pirate. Silence, all of you. Forgive me if I don't speak too much. Or I don't speak enough. No, no. Oh f**k! I just saw that the wolf ran into his house. Oh f**k, I forgot. Oh f**k.  There's the pirate, he's still there. It's the third morning and it seems that I've used the most of my energy. Oh f**k!  Oh, how are they? How did they go? I have to say. But I changed the phrase. In the middle of the phrase. Because I'm that man. I often change phrases. F**k! It's so fast, it's so fast, it's so fast. It's so fast, it's so fast. It's so fast, it's so fast. It's so fast. It's so fast, it's so fast. It's so fast, it's so fast. I changed the phrase. F**k, I can't speak. I can't speak. That's my friend. I waited for him. He often likes to come and bug me. And where is that big sound, that just killed me? It came back to us.   I guess I just sit here and wait because that's what you have to do probably I just used a large part of my energy and it's never what I want to do I can't do this I can't do it I don't listen no quickly please please hello you Freddy and all your friends Fakta, chi ti yu ludo ne plut migas min, ji genas min. Chi ti yu ludo esas apay jena ludo e la tuta mundom. Mi simple volas fini lakvina nocton. Ji ne plut migas min. Mi ne povis kalkuli kiyom de foyoi. Mi provis venki chi ti yun nocton. Mi pensas ke mi jam luris dim blio du horoi. Ke lakoko. Lakoko ne nie muritigis min. Mi jam povis trovis shin antao u shi povis fari jin. Set hazade chi foyoi. Mi tro timis freddi ke fakta mi tuta ne vidis shin. Salo miko. Kiyan vi. Toh, mi ludis chi ti yun achan ludo dim blio du preskal tri horoi. Ke chi foyoi e ji venkiis min. Mi eble mi el uzis mi antau tan energion. Au eble mi esasimple muritigita de la stutafreddi. Au lakoko. Au yu aliya stutaferro. Set laludo chi nocte venkiis min. Eble mi provas dnove pos kalkai tagoi. Set nun tempe mi akoro preskal. El saltis elmi ak brusto. Kai plenis siya in sakoin. Kaj diris al mi fekal vi i vo dir. Mi ne blu volas esti in vi brusto. Jisas teruda. Mi volas foyidi. Kaj tem ji elidis elapoto. Toh, mi supasas ke chi nocte mi tuta ne povas venkii laludo. Padono min. Set se vere. Sufice mute da vi. Spaske mi de nove. Vere provu djim. Eble. Eble mi fasus djim. Cyan fakte, mi estas e tuta elu cerepita. Toh, jen chi yu. Se vi shatis citiun filmon, shatu djim, disconiglu djim. Vere. Disconiglu djim. Mi jus mortis. Dum trihodoin. Mute foyoin. Porvi. Vi povas simple disconigli citiun achen filmeton. Disconiglu djim. Kaj abonu mian kralon se vian kral ne abonis. Kaj mi widos vin eleveronta filmo. Kaj se vin ne estos tie. Des. Fekal fei.


Hey everyone, welcome to Nintendo Prime. If this is the first time you've ever caught a Nintendo Prime video, I would appreciate if you would subscribe to the channel, drop a like, leave a comment down below. We're going to be talking about Nintendo's next generation platform because a new report has come out about something happening at Nvidia that seems to be significantly suggesting that there is massive ongoing development at the moment for Nintendo's next generation platform. And usually when you see something this intense, it typically means something is coming out in the next couple of years. Now, we also have to have a correction statement on an earlier report earlier this week. We talked about Nintendo and their Q&A from their investors meeting, which is now in fully translated in English. And you know, I talked about how sometimes we can question the translations because there's actually evidence in the past of where Nintendo has actually changed wording in the official translation versus what they actually said. But that's neither here nor there. This is the official translation, so we have to go off of this. And reports earlier this week from many media outlets, you've got dozens of them, were that Nintendo was worried about the transition between Nintendo Switch and the next generation platform. That was the consensus that is what multiple people who said they were at the meeting said Nintendo said. And as such, we obviously made a video on that. However, the official report has come out and the question about Nintendo's transition to next generation is in there. And honestly, there is literally nothing in this official translation that says anything about Nintendo being worried at all. It does talk about how Nintendo's plans, you know, with the the amusement park and the movies and expanding Nintendo IP, they hope will help with the transition. That part was true. But for some reason, there's no mention of them being worried about transitioning. They do say that they know transitioning from Switch to next generation is important. That's in here. It doesn't sound like they're worried, at least that's not the way the official translation reads out. So I wanted to put that correction out there before we got into the rest of this video just because I think it's important to clarify incorrect news when the direct source of the news, Nintendo in this case, provides that correction themselves. So yes, I have the Q&A in front of me, I will link the official Q&A down below if you would like to read it. And yeah, there is no mention of Nintendo being worried. So, hey, you know what, this is just what happens when people like me who don't speak Japanese natively and aren't at these meetings are reliant upon people who are at those meetings to provide that information to us. Now, let's get into the actual brunt of the video. And this is about the Nintendo Switch 2. At least it seems like this is about the Nintendo Switch 2, based on something happening at Nvidia, and we're getting this from tech4gamers.com, because no one's noticed this. And it says Nintendo Switch brought a revolution in the world of gaming as it was the first handheld console that could perform respectively against the likes of traditional consoles. The sale it generates are staggering, especially dominating both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X slash S in Japan technically dominated in the US as well. It just passed PlayStation 4 and was the leading unit seller in April in right here in the US. The OLED version of the Switch only added to the already well-performing sales. But the problem is that the new games might restrict developers, considering there is always news that Zelda Breath of the Wild 2 was too big for Nintendo Switch However to handle. That comes from Digital Foundry. With new games being imported to Nintendo Switch and 4K TVs becoming more common, there's a solid case for a next generation Nintendo that can produce ultra-high quality visuals and good performance. However, we haven't had many rumors until now. According to information obtained from an NVIDIA leak that took place some time ago, a new Nintendo Switch might be in the works. And we talked about this, the NVN N2 stuff, which is also used outside of Switch, but also is used inside of Switch, including NVIDIA's framerate boosting DLSS technology and purely based on NVIDIA SOC. And they do have DLSS 2.0, which is really good, and they're working on another version of DLSS right now. Because NVN is the name of the graphics API used by the Nintendo Switch, and again a couple of the devices, NVN DLSS.CPP, NVN N.DLSS.CPP, NVN DLSS backend.H are all possible references to the Switch in the leaked code. Interestingly, that code also mentioned NVN 2, implying that next generation Switch is underway. And again, NVN is used for other things. Now, this is all recapping information we already knew about the fact that there is probably something in the works. However, we're not done. Now a job listing just dropped that hints at NVIDIA might be working on graphics developers tools for the Nintendo Switch 2. And here's what the listing says. It says game console developer tools engineer. First off, note game console. There's only one game console that NVIDIA tech is in. So it's a full time position. They're actively recruiting. And here's what it says about the job. Are you passionate about 3D graphics GPUs and low level, close to the hardware programming? Have you ever dreamed of helping bring video games to life? Do you want to work with a fast, agile, and experienced team? Are you ready to move at the speed of light? NVIDIA is looking to hire a deeply technical, creative, enhanced on software engineer to pioneer the next generation of graphics developer tools for game consoles. You will work with the NVIDIA graphics tools team to build tools that enable developers worldwide to harness the full power of NVIDIA GPUs. We are looking for a low level programmer to help us provide the best possible experience for game developers seeking to debug and optimize their games. What's interesting in here is there's additional information along with this listing. That's just the general information about the job because right now you can go, well, what if they refer to a different game console? Alright, so scrolling on down, this is the additional stuff. It says NVIDIA developer tools are a collection, so you're making developer tools. To be clear, that's what this position is for, is to hire development tools. Alright, NVIDIA is looking to hire a deeply technical, creative, enhanced on software engineer to pioneer the next generation of graphics developer tools. NVIDIA developer tools are a collection of applications that enable third party developers to build cutting edge software that utilizes NVIDIA's latest visual computing hardware. We already know that neither the Xbox Series X or S or the PlayStation 5 use NVIDIA's graphics. Concerning the above leak, it could be possible that the third party console might be making use of this new tool would be a next generation Nintendo Switch. In other words, it can be assumed that the listing could probably hint at developer tools for Nintendo Switch 2. Also, here's some requirements of the job listing, experience developing drivers for graphic cards, experience with GPU low level performance, tuning and optimization, including profiling and debugging. And that's the one where you got to start looking at Nintendo, because when you're talking about them making another handheld, low level performance, tuning and optimization is going to be extremely important. Background in the game industry or in a field that requires high performance graphics, create graphic profiles features for NVIDIA GPUs, enabling developers to achieve higher and more consistent frame rates, implement graphics debugging features by reading and writing GPU registers and memory by processing and manipulating GPU commands at the driver level. So what did we learn from all this to kind of break it all down? NVIDIA is hiring somebody to work on a game console GPU that is going to be working at the low level performance tuning and optimization. So at the at the lower power draw performance level tuning of the optimization, including profiling and debugging, they want to get higher frame rates out of this etc. They're looking at experts to work on the developer tools for a low power, low level next generation GPU. And I find this very fascinating because this is the first real hint from NVIDIA themselves publicly. We know about the leak, but publicly that they obviously have something in the works for Nintendo Switch. For those who don't know, NVIDIA had made the developer tools for the switch. So all the developer tools that everybody who makes games for Nintendo Switch uses are made by NVIDIA. They're not made by Nintendo, they're made by NVIDIA themselves. And it would make sense that they're obviously going to make the developer tools for the new system. And so if they have somebody working on developer tools, clearly that's going to be in dev kits, clearly that's going to be something that's going to be going out in the next year. And clearly this could lead to the thought process that hey, a new Nintendo Switch is gone its way. And by the way, they're hiring this person here doesn't mean they don't already have people working on these developers. It's not like, oh man, they're not working on the developer tools until now. No, they're just hiring another person to work on it because they don't have enough people. Could be somebody moved on, you know, whatever, going to a new job. Maybe they're just expanding the team, whatever that whatever might be going on in NVIDIA. I don't work there to understand what's happening. But yeah, this is really cool. This obviously lends a lot of credence to to what's what's going to happen down the line. Well, there's a lot of things, you know, that people talk about when when referring to Nintendo Switch and coming up with a solution for 4k. We do have things like this enhanced 1080p 4k gamer pro that I wanted a video done this weekend on but I just I just didn't get time to do. But we will have a video on this. We're giving away a couple of these, by the way, during Prime Gaming Fest. These are like 170 bucks each. They're not cheap, but they provide at least a temporary solution to make Switch look a little bit better in 4k. They don't actually like, you know, suddenly give the Switch more power. It's more of a AI enhancing, you know, way to up res. It's not DLSS. It's not FSR. It's just something to help a little bit add a little bit more sharpening all that stuff. Well, we'll actually look into that later so you guys can see the differences because I got to get some direct recorded. That's right. I'm actually going to be hooking this up and running into a 4k capture card so I can actually capture native 4k right off of this bad boy at 60 fps. So you can actually get a really good look at this because I know a lot of the captures I've seen of this aren't into a 4k capture card. I've seen the 4k gamer pro shown off where it's just 1080p footage because that's what their capture card can handle. But I have a true 4k 60 fps capture card so I can actually really do a great comparison in full 4k for you guys of what 1080p just looks like at that raw 4k, which is what some people experience on their televisions versus what 4k looks like with this. Because TV is also upscale. This TV back here will upscale the 4k but it just... TVs aren't the best upscalers because it's really expensive. As you just heard, 170 bucks for this. That's a cheap thing or an expensive thing that people aren't going to want to shove into their TVs usually. Some TVs, maybe the more expensive ones, I mean this TV is not cheap, it's $3,000. But anyways, you guys are awesome. I wanted to give you so much for tuning in. Let me know your thoughts on this. Do you think this is evidence of new stuff happening with Nintendo Switch 2? Do you think this means Nintendo Switch 2 is coming soon? I know there's an analyst out there through a prediction that Nintendo Switch 2 wouldn't launch until 2024. And I've talked about 2024 potentially being a release date for Switch 2 before. I will note on this that hey, I do think new hardware is coming sometime in the next, you know, by the end of 2023. It doesn't mean that new hardware is going to be Switch 2. It could be something else. It could end up being an update to the Switch Lite. It could end up just being, you know, the fabled Switch Pro that nobody really wants to talk about that much anymore. So we'll see. What we know is something new is happening. Something new is happening at Nvidia. Something new is happening at Nintendo. Nintendo is talking about next generation. Nvidia is hiring someone for next generation. I'm just saying the stars are aligning and now it's the waiting game, the guessing game until whatever comes out. I want to thank you guys so much for tuning in and I'll catch you in the next video.


It is one thing to study war, and another to live the warrior's life. Telemann of Arcadia, mercenary of the 5th century BC. Professionals and amateurs. Aspiring artists defeated by resistance share one trait they all think like amateurs. They have not yet turned pro. The moment an artist turns pro is as epical as the birth of his first child. With one stroke everything changes. I can state absolutely that the term of my life can be divided into two parts before turning pro and after. To be clear, when I say professional I don't mean doctors and lawyers, those of the professions. I mean the professional as an ideal. The professional in contrast to the amateur. Consider the differences. The amateur plays for fun. The professional plays for keeps. To the amateur the game is his avocation. To the pro it's his vocation. The amateur plays part time, the professional full time. The amateur is a weekend warrior. The professional is there seven days a week. The word amateur comes from the Latin root meaning to love. The conventional interpretation is that the amateur pursues his calling out of love while the pro does it for money. Not the way I see it. In my view the amateur does not love the game enough if he did. He would not pursue it as a sideline distinct from his real vocation. The professional loves it so much he dedicates his life to it. He commits full time. That's what I mean when I say turning pro. Resistance hates it when we turn pro. A professional. Someone once asked Somerset mom if he wrote on a schedule or only when struck by inspiration. I write only when inspiration strikes he replied. Fortunately it strikes every morning at nine o'clock sharp. That's a pro. In terms of resistance mom was saying I despise resistance. I will not let it phase me. I will sit down and do my work. Mom reckoned another deeper truth that by performing the mundane physical act of sitting down and starting to work. He set in motion a mysterious but infallible sequence of events that would produce inspiration as surely as if the goddess had synchronized her watch with his. He knew if he built it she would come. What a writer's day feels like. I wake up with a gnawing sensation of dissatisfaction. Already I feel fear. Already the loved ones around me are starting to fade. I interact. I'm present. But I'm not. I'm not thinking about the work. I've already consigned that to the muse. What I am aware of is resistance. I feel it in my guts. The utmost respect because I know it can defeat me on any given day as easily as the need for a drink can overcome an alcoholic. I go through the chores, the correspondence, the obligations of daily life. Again I'm there but not really. The clock is running in my head.  But I must cut it off when the bell rings. I'm keenly aware of the principle of priority which states A. You must know the difference between what is urgent and what is important. And B. You must do what's important first. What's important is the work. That's the game I have to suit up for. That's the field on which I have to leave everything I've got. Do I really believe that my work is crucial to the planet's survival? Of course not. But it's as important to me as catching that mouse is to the hawk circling outside my window. He's hungry. He needs a kill. So do I. I'm done with my chores now. It's time.  The sun isn't up yet. It's cold. The fields are sopping. Brambles scratch my ankles. Branches snap back in my face.  Set one foot in front of another and keep climbing. An hour passes. I'm warmer now. The pace has got my blood going. The years have taught me one skill, how to be miserable. I know how to shut up and keep humping. This is a great asset because it's human, the proper role for a mortal. It does not offend the gods but elicits their intercession. My bitching self is receding now. The instincts are taking over. Another hour passes. I turn the corner of a thicket and there he is, the nice, fat hair I knew would show up if I just kept plugging. Home from the hill I thank the immortals and offer up their portion of the kill. They brought it to me. They deserve their share. I am grateful. I joke with my kids beside the fire. They're happy. The old man has brought home the bacon. The old lady's happy. She's cooking it up. I'm happy. I've earned my keep on the planet, at least for this day. Resistance is not a factor now. I don't think of the hunt and I don't think of the office. The tension drains from my neck and back. What I feel and say and do this night will not be coming from any disowned or unresolved part of me, any part corrupted by resistance. I go to sleep content. But my final thought is of resistance. I will wake up with it tomorrow. Already, I am stealing myself. How to be miserable? In my younger days dodging the draft, I somehow wound up in the Marine Corps. There's a myth that marine training turns baby-faced recruits into bloodthirsty killers. Trust me, the Marine Corps is not that efficient. What it does teach, however, is a lot more useful. The Marine Corps teaches you how to be miserable. This is invaluable for an artist. Marines love to be miserable. Marines derive a perverse satisfaction in having colder chow, crappier equipment, and higher casualty rates than any outfit of dog faces, swab jockeys or flyboys, all of whom they despise. Why? Because these candy-asses don't know how to be miserable. The artist committing himself to his calling has volunteered for hell whether he knows it or not. He will be dining for the duration on a diet of isolation, rejection, self-doubt, despair, ridicule, contempt, and humiliation. The artist must be like that Marine. He has to know how to be miserable. He has to love being miserable. He has to take pride in being more miserable than any soldier or swabby or jet jockey. Because this is war, baby.  We're all pros already. All of us are pros in one area, our jobs. We get a paycheck. We work for money. We are professionals. Now, are there principles we can take from what we're already successfully doing in our workday life and apply to our artistic aspirations? What exactly are the qualities that define us as professionals? One, we show up every day. We might do it only because we have to to keep from getting fired, but we do it. We show up every day. Two, we show up no matter what. In sickness and in health, come hell or high water, we stagger in to the factory. We might do it only so as not to let down our co-workers or for other less noble reasons, but we do it. We show up no matter what. We stay on the job all day. Our minds may wander, but our bodies remain at the wheel. We pick up the phone when it rings. We assist the customer when he seeks our help. We don't go home till the whistle blows. Four, we are committed over the long haul. Next year, we may go to another job, another company, another country, but we'll still be working. Until we hit the lottery, we are part of the labor force. Five, the stakes for us are high and real. This is about survival, feeding our families, educating our children. It's about eating. Six, we accept remuneration for our labor.  We work for money. Seven, we do not over-identify with our jobs. We may take pride in our work. We may stay late and come in on weekends, but we recognize that we are not our job descriptions. The amateur, on the other hand, over-identifies with his avocation, his artistic aspiration. He defines himself by it. He is a musician, a painter, a playwright. Resistance loves this. Resistance knows that the amateur composer will never write his symphony because he is overly invested in its success and over-terrified of its failure. The amateur takes it so seriously. It paralyzes him. Eight, we master the technique of our jobs. Nine, we have a sense of humor about our jobs. Ten, we receive praise or blame in the real world. Now consider the amateur, the aspiring painter, the wannabe playwright. How does he pursue his calling? One, he doesn't show up every day. Two, he doesn't show up no matter what. Three, he doesn't stay on the job all day. He is not committed over the long haul. The stakes for him are illusory and fake. He does not get money, and he over-identifies with his art. He does not have a sense of humor about failure.  Instead, he doesn't write his trilogy at all. The amateur has not mastered the technique of his art, nor does he expose himself to judgment in the real world. If we show our poem to our friend, and our friend says, it's wonderful, I love it. That's not real-world feedback, that's our friend being nice to us. Nothing is as empowering as real-world validation, even if it's for failure. The first professional writing job I ever had, after 17 years of trying, was on a movie called King Kong Lives. I and my partner at the time, Ron Shusett, a brilliant writer and producer who also did Alien in Total Recall, hammered out the screenplay for Dino de Laurentiis. We loved it, we were sure we had a hit. Even after we'd seen the finished film, we were certain it was a blockbuster. We invited everyone we knew to the premiere, even rented out the joint next door for a post-triumph blowout. Get there early, we warned our friends. The place will be mobbed. Nobody showed. There was only one guy in line beside our guests, and he was muttering something about spare change. In the theater, our friends endured the movie in mute, stupefaction. When the lights came up, they fled like cockroaches into the night. Next day came the review and variety. Ronald Shusett and Stephen Pressfield, we hope these are not their real names for their parents' sake. When the first week's grosses came in, the flick barely registered. Still I clung to hope, maybe it's only tanking in urban areas, maybe it's playing better in the burbs. I motored to an edge city multiplex, a youth man in the popcorn booth, how's King Kong Lives, I asked.  I was crushed. Here I was, 42 years old.  I'm a loser, a phony, my life is worthless, and so am I. My friend Tony Keppelman snapped me out of it asking if I was going to quit, hell no. Then be happy, you're where you wanted to be, aren't you? So you're taking a few blows, that's the price for being in the arena and not on the sidelines, stop complaining and be grateful. That was when I realized I'd become a pro. I had not yet had a success, but I had had a real failure.


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Hello everyone, this is Ross, Teacher Talkit. I'm at home in my spare bedroom where I blog and write So this is where it happens This is my third video. It's my kind of welcome to 2017. So happy new year to everyone who's listening After doing a live periscope on Twitter last week I thought I'd just take time to do a more in-depth video about People returning to school. I know some people are going back to school next week But hopefully this can be used for when people attend inset days or are organizing their own inset days So it's kind of like 10 things to avoid when you're organizing or taking part and leading inset days of staff training at schools. So the first few that I want to go through are essentially Things that people often don't consider. So the first one is housekeeping A lot of training days start with you know the program There's gonna be a fire drill if you're attending a conference for the first time those kind of things There are ways to time people know these things they can read they know the program Yes, there's a few things that might you know when programs change But don't make it liberal. It's just a quick update and get on with it Thirdly most importantly time and stick to them unless there's a significant delay You know an external speaker or some thing that someone's come to here, but I'm talking about school insets here Keep the timing and if if you can finish earlier than planned and let staff feel That they have some time to go on and get on with their own stuff So I'm talking about a typical training day here that you have at school Don't keep staff behind don't open up for questions and one person raise their hand That's the question let them deal with that in their own time and let staff go Thirdly ask yourself is your training day a training day or is it an event or a meeting to get people together for information If that is then have a briefing and let people get on with the training itself Next one fourthly probably the the one that irritates us all Is a one-size-fits-all approach, you know if it's a briefing then one-size-fits-all is applicable Everyone needs to be there, but the most significant CPD that I've been part of or have helped organize is where it's Differentiated and it's targeted and people have a choice people can choose where they want to go and when you're lucky enough to get Out of school and go to a conference you choose your own Workshops and you go to things that are meaningful for your own professional development Fifthly the worst one of all is when you've got a PowerPoint and the presenter turns it back and reads from a screen and The text is either too small. It's Doesn't look very appealing to visually attractive They've got a very dull voice.  It's painful. So if you're a presenter, please think of other ways to present your information Handouts activities get people on their feet Those things tend to work really well if you are presenting or organizing something think about How you will present your content when people organize video content, YouTube's sound clips They often don't test it before they arrive Have a backup plan Make sure you got a good connection if you're using the internet There's nothing worse than wait for something and then it turns on it blers out and it gets on everyone's nerves Or it's too quiet and you can't even hear it. It makes it a very frustrating place Number seven on my list Acronyms education is full of acronyms CPD PDD Inset there's already three just for training itself And then you've got NQTs SLTs and we've got all these different acronyms Schools come up with their own as well So if you present them to an audience who don't know the acronyms or if there are new members of staff or you go to conference Make sure they were explained in in a handout somewhere so that staff don't have to worry people Listening don't have to worry about what they mean Number eight I've been really pleased to see on twitter the last few weeks people try and bring and brag or our hashtag speed date in cpd An idea that i've developed and used in my own Staff training that i've been organizing for the last 10 years in in my leadership positions Give staff time to talk staff love sharing ideas So facilitate classroom ideas where staff have time to talk about what they do And let them have an opportunity to hear other people If you present an idea give staff to think pair share it's a great classroom strategy It's equally useful in staff training sessions My two last ones Number nine the environment There's nothing worse than drilling going on behind the scenes the room's too hot the room's too cold the chairs are uncomfortable Sometimes these things are out of your hands if you're in school But in a conference setting think about how you can make your guests a bit more welcome Um have regular toilet breaks even if you're in your own insect day in school Let staff kind of move around let them have a break five minute break bring them back Don't don't treat them like kids give staff time to be comfortable and then the last one number 10 Uh, there's nothing worse than not feeding your staff. So make sure they're well fed and watered It doesn't take take air cost a lot of money in in my experience it typically works out for a day five pound per head And that's enough to to give staff a good breakfast and a hearty lunch And you can it's a good enough budget if you've got 100 teachers in your school a large secondary school That's a lot of money that you can use to feed staff and give them a wide selection of food And and even a bowl of mints and some water on their table if they're going to be sitting in a room for For most uh for an hour or two so those are My 10 things to avoid stroke things to consider if you're organizing a cpd session I want to finish off with two shoutouts. I've got a couple of books on my table One is by andrew morrish. So an experienced head teacher Uh, this is his book the art of standing out and it's about his own journey about school transformation And it's a book that I was lucky enough to read and review So I'd highly recommend you check that out if you haven't done so that was my read from last year And a new book that I've been lucky enough to be sent by mary myit Mary my on twitter, uh, she's an hmi inspector. She's an re lead This is her a new book called hopeful schools and it's about building humane communities and it's a very Important topic in light of our current education landscape the dialogue with you know, accountability working long hours Staff feeling very burnt out after a few Um Weeks months in the first term. Uh, so that's my new uh book that I've got to read. Thank you mary for sending that to copy to me Uh, and I recommend you all have a look at it. Um, Finally, that's all from me. I've got man flu. So it explains why I'm feeling a little bit under the weather Um, but it's my third video. Please share it with people like it subscribe Uh, give me some feedback. Give me some ideas actually things you'd like me to talk about Um, I'm quite getting a bit more up for kind of sharing ideas here. Um So, uh, I hope you've enjoyed it. I hope you found it useful I'm getting the hang of this and all the best for 2017 and I hope that your cpd Programs that you design your own schools or the conferences that you attend are more meaningful for you My name's ross teacher talk it. Thanks for tuning in Teacher talk it one of the most followed teachers on twitter in the uk Find out more at teacher talk it dot me


On a sunny day, you can help a child learn about shadows. You can have the child find their shadow on the ground. Then you can ask questions like, Can you make your shadow walk? Can you make it jump? Can you make it dance? You can talk about how shadows are made, explaining when something blocks the light coming from the sun, it makes a shadow. By having fun with shadows, you are helping the child learn about light.