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What's up everyone! It's Becca from MTP,

and welcome back to our channel.

Today we're going to compare and comment on

the awesome duo brought to you by Huawei: P10 and P10 + .

Bigger the better or small but compact?

Let's find out.

Let's start with the design.

Both have aluminum bodies with front glass panel.

P10 + version comes with IR blaster which P10 doesn't have.

It might be a deal breaker for some,

depending on what you want in the phone.

Some might never even use it.

The size is one of the biggest traits.

Huawei P10+ has a 5.5 inch IPS LCD display,

While Huawei P10 has a 5.1 inch IPS LCD display

which makes it 71.17% screen to body ratio.

Now let's talk about software.

Both devices run on Android Nougat 7.0

on top of the Huawei's own EMUI 5.1 interface.

Huawei p10+ runs on 6 GB of RAM

and it can come with 64 GB of 128 GB of storage,

opposed to Huawei P10 and it's 4 GB of RAM

and possibility of 32 GB or 64 GB of storage.

Benchmark tests showed surprising results though.

It turns out the multi-core scores were a bit bigger on the Huawei P10.

Both of these phones run smoothly in games, apps or content streaming.

But again, P10 scored just a little above P10+.

Why is that, you ask?

Well, we believe it's mostly because of the screen resolution.

P10 plus which has a bigger screen runs in 1440 x 2560 pixels,

versus P10 that has a smaller a screen but runs in 1080 X 1920 pixels,

which means that P10+ needs to deal with more pixels

with the same processor then the p10 has to.

Hence, slightly lower overall score.

Now, in the camera.

In P10 you will find dual Summarit lenses

with 20 MP monochrome sensor and 12 MP RGB sensor.

While the sensors in the P10+ are the same type

and feature the same megapixel count,

they're actually Leica's Summilux sensors

which should provide sharper and brighter shots.

Moreover, unlike the f/2.2 aperture in the Huawei P10,

the camera on the P10+ offers f/1.8 aperture.

You can see what we mean when we compare these photos.

Especially when you zoom in on the details.

But to be completely honest, the difference is really small overall.

See for yourself.

We just randomized these photos from both phones,

and put them in a slideshow.

Let us know if you can tell the difference in photo quality.

Because we can't.

So which one do you like better?

Let us know what you think in the comments below.

And that's all for today's review.

It's always a pleasure guys,

and thank you so much for watching.

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Which Elegant Tiara Will Kate Middleton Wear To Her First State Banquet At Buckingham Palace? - Duration: 3:11.

the Duchess of Cambridge will be attending her first state banquet at Buckingham Palace,

and the dress code requires evening gowns and tiaras for female members of the royal

family.

It will be just the third time that Kate Middleton has worn a tiara, and many royal watchers

are wondering which one she'll wear.

According to the Daily Mail, there are many options, including the Spencer tiara, Cambridge

Lover's Knot tiara, Vladimir tiara, Cartier Halo tiara, Papyrus Tiara, Strathmore Rose

tiara, Queen Alexandra's Russian Kokoshnik tiara or Queen Mary's Girls of Great Britain

and Ireland tiara.

Diana, Princess of Wales, wore the Spencer tiara when she wed Prince Charles and on many

other occasions.

It includes "an elaborate design of stylized flowers decorated with diamonds in silver

settings."

The Lover's Knot is a diamond and pearl encrusted tiara that Queen Elizabeth II gave to Diana

as her wedding gift in 1981.

Diana reportedly felt it was too heavy and, although she wore it often, she complained

it gave her headache, according to the publication.

The Vladimir tiara is similar "but has 15 interlaced diamond circles instead."

Middleton may wear the Cartier Halo tiara because it is "understated" compared to some

of the other options and because she is comfortable with it (she wore it to her wedding in 2011).

In 2013, the Duchess wore the Papyrus tiara (also known as the Lotus Flower tiara), which

is made of diamonds "in fanned motifs crowned by floating diamond arches."

Perhaps Middleton will don the Strathmore Rose tiara, which can be worn on top of the

head or across the forehead.

It features a "delicate floral design" and was given to the Queen Mother from her parents

in 1923.

Another option is the very large and impressive Russian Kokoshnik tiara, which features 488

diamonds and 61 platinum bars.

One of Queen Elizabeth's favorites is the Queen Mary's Girls of Great Britain and Ireland

tiara, so it's unlikely that the Duchess will be wearing it during the state dinner for

China's President Xi Jinping.

The "foliage inspired" piece includes 14 large oriental pearls and had diamonds "pave set

in silver and gold."

Meanwhile, Middleton reportedly received the the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth

II while celebrating the Queen's reign during a special dinner at her home in Balmoral,

Scotland,last month.

The Order is essentially a badge that is usually pinned on the recipient's left shoulder.

If she did receive this accessory, she will be wearing it at the banquet.

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This is How You Can Know Which Type Of Energy Healing Is For You - Duration: 10:19.

This is How You Can Know Which Type Of Energy Healing Is For You

BY GOSTICA

How To Know Which Type Of Energy Healing Is For You

All around the world you find various kinds of energy healing practitioners practicing

a smorgasbord of disciplines.

So what are the different kinds of energy healing & which one is right for you?

Unlike modern medicine, energy healing aims to release the symptoms by curing the cause

of the ailment � whether that cause is physical, emotional, mental or spiritual.

What�s more, energy healing work can be applied to any area of your life, from health

to finances to relationships to emotions; you name it and the issue or challenge can

be cleared permanently from your life.

The choice of modality is really about you and what you are comfortable with.

Good practitioners will be able to help you regardless of the modality they practice � they�re

just more likely to be an expert navigator in their chosen field of application.

At the end of the day though, almost all roads lead to Rome, and you should be able to use

most of the available modalities out there to achieve inner peace and joy in pretty much

any area of your life.

For the rare instances that you aren�t able to find relief, the list below may give you

a better idea of the type of healing help you want to seek out.

Clearings & entity removals

Shamans and medicine men are great all-round healers because they will be able to help

you work on a variety of aspects and achieve noticeable relief, usually pretty quickly.

Whether you have a physical, mental, emotional or spiritual ailment, the majority of processes

run by a shaman will be able to help you.

Most Shamanic work is based on the concept of helping you to reintegrate small aspects

of your soul that have been hidden and protected during the shocking and traumatic experiences

you�ve been through, as well as working directly on your �physical� energetic

body.

Most often the realm of the shaman or medicine man, clearings and entity removals can also

be performed by advanced healers.

If you�ve been working on an aspect for a while and haven�t been able to achieve

a breakthrough, then there may be a negative energy or entity attached somehow that has

been interfering.

You can think of entities like mini-demons that may be attached to you, to someone else,

or to the energy of an area you are working on in your life.

Symptoms that could indicate an entity attack include:

Sudden loss of energy, illness or pain Repeatedly being drawn back into the same

cycles Unexplained illness

Failure of healing work Chronic and persistent suicide and depression

Persistent feelings of low self worth and negative self talk

Very localized pain that sometimes moves location Ways that we pick up entities include pubs,

clubs, bars and restaurants, as there are a lot of negative energies hanging around

those places, and the alcohol lowers your psychic defenses.

Women are also advised not to wear their hair down in public, as this helps attract negative

energies that cling to the hair.

Body support, illness & chronic illness

For acute and chronic illness, and general body support and maintenance, you can look

at modalities like BodyTalk to support your system and help it heal naturally while getting

the energies moving and flowing.

Acupressure, acupuncture, Chinese Medicine and Reiki will also most likely help you find

relief, while Resonance Repatterning can be used to change belief systems, generational

patterns, active memories and other past influences that may be impacting you � the �emotional�

and �mental� causes behind your illness.

Changing your emotional state

For acute emotional states like shock and trauma, as well as long-term negative emotional

states like depression, you can apply most, if not all of the types of healing modalities.

Modalities like BodyTalk, acupressure and Reiki will help you deal effectively with

immediate shock and acute emotional states.

A shaman should also be able to assist you with this.

The management of longer-term emotional issues like depression will benefit from life coaching,

shamanic work, Resonance Repatterning to change your belief systems and energetic resonance

with past influences, and long-term ongoing BodyTalk sessions to realign your energetic

system and help you create a new reality.

BodyTalk sessions can also be used quite effectively by introducing statements and challenges at

the beginning of the session, as you would do in Resonance Repatterning.

Changing belief systems & creating change in your life

When you get down to the nuts and bolts of it, all energy healing is about changing the

belief systems you have inside you so that the universe responds differently to you and

you experience a different reality that is attracted to you.

All forms of energy healing will process through your physical body in the final stages, and

the final mechanisms will always be twofold inside you:

firstly you will have a mental/emotional realization (a thought or feeling), and

secondly the �shift� will release through your physical body and be expelled, either

through your excretory system (urine and feces), gas (bubbling in your tummy, burping and passing

gas), or tears and sweat.

If you�ve ever had an a-ha moment of insight, you�ve experienced the mental and emotional

shift.

An a-ha moment is an instant where you have a different thought about something and it

makes you realize that you have been seeing something wrongly, and you change your mind

about it � usually immediately and in that instant.

It�s also often accompanied by a thought of, �How could I ever have been that stupid?!�

In many cases, the a-ha moment of insight (mental and emotional realization) is the

element you are actually looking for in a shift, because it�s the element that creates

conscious change inside you as a person.

Many healing modalities aim to bring you to these moments of realization by shifting through

emotional, physical, spiritual and subconscious �blocks� that you have, allowing the information

to come to the surface.

There are however a few exceptions.

Some healing modalities allow you to tackle beliefs and belief systems head on, triggering

the energetic release of alignment by bringing the awareness to your consciousness.

These modalities include:

Resonance Repatterning which identifies errant beliefs by using kinesiology, and then programs

these out of your system and while programming in a new reality.

The Mirrors of Relationship is a powerful coaching and personal growth mechanism that

offers a framework for analyzing your challenge and enables you to reach a-ha moments of insight.

Life coaching offers you a guided support framework in which to effect change in all

areas of your life, utilizing a number of different methodologies, tools and practices,

depending on the areas of expertise of the coach.

Coaching applications range from NeuroLinguistic Programming to Hypnotherapy, energy healing,

tapping and more.

Guidance & support on your journey

In Kabbalistic practice you are taught to seek out and align yourself to a teacher,

because you need a mentor to help you walk a spiritual journey.

The role of the mentor is multipronged, as the mentor provides support, advice and guidance

to make sure you don�t make silly mistakes, get stuck unnecessarily or land up misinterpreting

something because you don�t have a frame of reference for it.

Working with a guru, mentor, coach, spiritual teacher or shaman can significantly help you

reduce the time you spend on your spiritual journey, as you draw on their wisdom and experience

to help you surge.

From neutrality of emotion (feeling empty), to deep depression and an awareness that nothing

on earth will ever make you happy, there are a number of lessons on the spiritual and personal

growth paths that can trip you up badly if you interpret them in the wrong way.

Ultimately you always have a choice about whether you perceive lessons and tests in

a positive or negative light.

A simple shift in perspective from a seasoned journeyer can change the way you perceive

almost anything, and prevent you a lot of unnecessary pain and anguish.

A good spiritual coach or mentor will help you find these angles that allow you see,

and experience, positively-framed growth that energizes, rather than drains you.

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ENLISTED VS. OFFICER - WHICH IS BETTER? - Duration: 3:50.

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Hilarious ways in which pets silently plead for a taste of human food - Duration: 2:03.

Owners have shared the hilarious moments when their pets have begged for food. This husky is absolutely desperate to get his paws on this fast food meal

From his facial expression, we think this pup may be in the mood for some pizza

It's not only dogs who beg for food! A cute baby decided to join two of the family's pets in patiently waiting for the man to dish out some food

It's not just dogs who silently beg for food - cats can be just as guilty too

This pooch has become very confused by this poster of some dog food - and wonders why he can't tuck into the tasty-looking treats

You're never alone if you have a dog! We imagine this pooch gave its owner a big shock when they looked down at dinner to see a big pair of eyes staring back at them

Dogs will go to any lengths to make sure their owners know they want some of their food, including seriously invading their personal space

Sneak attack! This handsome dog thought the tablecloth would disguise his attempts to steal a morsel of food from his owners' meal but we can see you, pooch

Didn't this pooch's mother ever teach him that it's rude to put your head on the table at dinner?

This pooch wanted to provide some companionship when its owner stayed on the sofa with flu... as well as the chance to nibble on some of the food

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White House Vows to Audit the Pentagon, Which Would Be a First - politics - Duration: 7:40.

White House Vows to Audit the Pentagon, Which Would Be a First

The goal is audacious enough, but promises of a record spending increase makes it even

more complicated.

The Pentagon will spend the next several months gearing up for a mission so complicated that

many officials doubt it can be pulled off, an undertaking so immense that the military

hasn�t once dared to try it before.

No, this isn�t a story about deploying a fancy new weapon, or unveiling a new aircraft,

or launching a military operation of any kind: The Department of Defense is preparing for

its first-ever audit.

That the nation�s most sprawling and expensive bureaucracy�and the world�s largest employer�has

yet to undergo a formal, legally mandated review of its finances is a source of embarrassment

among budget watchdogs, and it has become a preoccupation for members of Congress intent

on demonstrating their fiscal prudence even as they appropriate more than $600 billion

annually to the Pentagon. �Like Waiting for Godot,� one Democratic senator, Jack

Reed of Rhode Island, quipped about the absent audit at a recent hearing. The lack of formal

accountability has left unanswered basic questions about how the military spends taxpayer money,

like the precise number of employees and contractors its various branches have hired. Cost overruns

have become legendary, none more so than the F-35 fighter-jet program that has drawn the

ire of President Trump. And partial reports suggest that the department has misspent or

not accounted for anywhere from hundreds of billions to several trillion dollars.

After years of missed deadlines, the mounting political pressure and a renewed commitment

from the Trump administration might finally result in an audit. For the first time last

year, both major political parties called for auditing the Pentagon in their campaign

platforms. That unites everyone from Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren to Ted Cruz and

the House Freedom Caucus. And last week, Trump�s nominee to serve as comptroller for the Pentagon,

David Norquist, testified at his Senate confirmation hearing that he would insist on one whether

the department could pass it or not. �It is time to audit the Pentagon,� Norquist

told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee in his opening statement.

As comptroller for the Homeland Security Department a decade ago, Norquist, the brother of the

anti-tax advocate Grover Norquist, undertook the first successful audits of that much younger

federal agency. The Defense Department is unlikely to meet a statutory deadline to be

�audit-ready� by the end of September. But Norquist said he would begin the process

even if the Pentagon�s financial statements were not fully in order, and he committed

to having the report completed by March 2019.

What has prevented the Pentagon from being examined this way before? The answer lies

somewhere �between lethargy and complexity,� said Gordon Adams, a distinguished fellow

at the Stimson Center who was the top budget official for national security in the Clinton

White House. �It hasn�t been done ever,� he told me, �partly because it�s incredibly

complicated to do and also because there�s not a great, powerful will in the building

to do it.�

The complexity of the project dates back to the Civil War, Adams said, when the Army and

the Navy set up their own separate accounting systems. The Air Force also went its own way

after its creation following World War II, and the military build-ups of the last four

decades scrambled the department�s financial records many times over. The explosion of

military contractors since 9/11 has made scrubbing the books harder still. Adams estimated that

an audit would have to account for 15 million to 20 million contracting transactions each

year. The Pentagon has spent several billion dollars over the last seven years just trying

to consolidate its accounting systems in preparation for a potential audit.

Despite the ramp-up costs, the project has never risen to be a top priority; the Pentagon

has simply been too busy fighting wars. �The military has repeatedly argued that they need

to focus on the war effort and accountability can come later,� said Kori Schake, a fellow

at the Hoover Institution who previously served in a variety of national-security positions

in the government. That excuse carried more weight with lawmakers in the years when the

United States had hundreds of thousands of troops fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Now, top Republicans like Senator John McCain of Arizona, chairman of the Armed Services

Committee, are pressing for an audit with more urgency. �This has been a very public

continuing failure for the Department of Defense, in large part due to the failure of senior

management to make this a priority for the department and invest the necessary time and

will to get it done,� McCain said at the outset of Norquist�s hearing. �This must

end with you,� he told the president�s nominee

Yet those fiscal hawks hoping that the long-awaited report will spur substantial reforms to defense

spending are just as likely to be disappointed. An audit by itself won�t dismantle the �military

industrial complex� that former President Dwight Eisenhower famously warned about, nor

will it lead members of Congress to stop fighting to protect the bases and weapons systems that

are manufactured in their districts�and the jobs that come with them. Several times

in recent years, it has been congressional lobbying that has kept up production of weapons

and equipment that the military no longer considers necessary.

�An audit does not raise the big issues,� Adams said. �It doesn�t tell you that

we�re not getting the right bang for the buck. It doesn�t tell you anything about

whether we�re getting the right forces for the threat. It doesn�t tell you how well

the forces perform. It doesn�t tell you where we are wasting capability that we don�t

need.�

�What it allows a member of Congress to do,� he continued, �is to look tough on

defense and spend a lot on defense at the same time.�

Spending a lot on defense is what the Trump administration wants to do, even as it pledges

its support for a Pentagon audit. The White House has asked Congress for a $54 billion

increase in the military budget over the next year and secured about $15 billion of that

in the recent spending deal. �It�s harder when there�s a big inflow of cash to focus

on something like the audit,� said William Hartung, director of the arms and security

project at the Center for International Policy. �There�s still that incentive to just

push the money out the door.�

There�s some hope among audit advocates that the administration�s demand for more

money will give congressional spending hawks leverage to insist on progress toward the

accounting milestone in exchange for a budget increase. But they also don�t believe leverage

should be necessary to demand that a department with a workforce pegged at more than 3 million

people commit, at long last, to some basic bookkeeping. �We would never accept the

argument that the Department of Education is too big and too complicated to be accountable,�

Schake argued. �Why do we accept that for Defense?�