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Sometimes, we need to also look back on the good memories that the dog blessed us with and also the lessons you learned from having them in your life. My labrador I had as a kid died in 2013. She died exactly 13 years after her birth and I learned a lot from her about animals. She even reminded me to never give up - she died 4 weeks after they thought she'd pass away but Daisy is a stubborn old girl so he wasn't giving her life up so easy. I was sad but I also smiled remembering the impact Daisy had on my life.

It also gives you away to look back and reflect on various things you went through over that period and you can see where you possibly need to improve.

Don't worry about messing up, just say screw it and go for it. If you fail, don't be too hard on yourself. The key to adapting to situations spontaneously is to not overthink, remain very calm and believe in yourself. You have to bet on yourself in every situation and even if it doesn't work out, brush yourself off and go again.

Haiti is also the poorest so even though the other Caribbean countries chip in to help them out especially after disasters, they still have to receive aid from the first world countries such as the USA. That tornado ride sounds like a wild time - I don't know, I'd probably give it a go because I've jumped off pretty high cliffs into very deep waters so hitting the water isn't that much of an issue. I mean it hurts but once you position yourself properly, you can minimize an injuries.

Battlefield is a great alternative to COD but I'll just say it right now - BF5 is the worst of the series. If you want to get into Battlefield, try Battlefield 4 or Battlefield 1 which came out a few years ago.

Spyro is a tragedy that shouldn't have existed but it does. The rest I can agree with especially South Park.

I remembered Evil Inside from the Sony event from last year. I must say that it really is coming along nice but I'll reserve my judgement until the game drops.

You know it's funny, somehow I didn't remember that Final Fantasy Record Keeper was 2-D and I play this game very frequently. I'm not sure if my brain too a vacation or what but that's my mistake.

I agree that the first game was better all-round but with how much modern society has become a place of sensitive and spineless people who whine and complain at the first sight of blood in a videogame, they'd try to get it banned just like some other games.

We do have a couple of gaming lounges with games like that and they're re-opening so I might go play a game or two.

In Jarrod's detailed review, the 3080 card in this laptop was shown to be trading blows with Desktop grade 3080s. What do you guys think of this?

Just a quick update here is a review of the new Intel based TUF Dash F15 gaming laptop

This little gaming laptop has an eGPU dock which allows you to use a desktop-grade GPU to give you the ultimate laptop experience. I do have to note that the eGPU dock is rather expensive. Without it, the dedicated GPU of the laptop is GTX 1650 TI. What are your thoughts on this?

I've trialled EA play before and I'm currently contemplating getting the Xbox Gamepass as well. The one thing I'd say I disliked was the fact that the prices keep increasing every year whereas other subscription services in other sectors are every 2-3 years and the increase is very minimal.

Over the years, the TUF gaming series laptops or monitors tend to have some issue. For instance, the cooling on the TUF gaming laptops were a major complaint over the last 2 years so I'm interested to see if they bothered to address the issue this time around. The TUF gaming monitors had some complaints about short circuiting.

CPU is pointless unless you have the RAM and video processing power to carry out renders. For 1080p videos, the software can use up to 14GB of RAM and 4k videos up 29GB of RAM. Both components have to be powerful enough to carry out the functions or else one will end up bottlenecking the other.

It would be classic Nintendo if they patented the design because they'll protect their brand at any cost. Then again, they did take their inspiration from a few other handheld devices so that would make it quite difficult.

This is a tough one - I'd have to go with the Conqueror's expansion for Age Of The Empires 2 due to the sheer amount of content it added. I also quite liked the Dragonborn expansion for Skyrim as it introduced another Dragonborn in addition to gaining the ability to take on a kind of Dragon form known as the Dragon Aspect.

Any console I've had, I've normally laid flat because I might get a bit clumsy and knock it over. I can probably find another $500 but why would I want spend the same console money twice when I can simply lay it flat to prevent such a scenario

Update guys: we have a hands-on video of the Oppo X Rollable phone. Take a look.

Spec Ops: The Line where you actually start believing you're the hero sent on a mission to rescue some refugees but as the story unravels, you slowly realize that you are in fact the terrorist. You killed off those refugees, you murdered 100s of soldiers and civilians in the name of your "mission". The guy who you were blaming this on has been dead long before you got there.

Yeah, it really highlighted the fact that you have to know when to draw the line in certain situations or you risk ruining your life by continuing on a path.

Once again, Flossy gives us a comprehensive review of a phone from best budget brand in the last year - the Poco F3. It comes with some flagiship-like features for under $500. Do you plan on getting one of these?

Both phones are now launching and they come with improved cameras, faster charging speeds and a few new features in the pro version. Do you plan to get one?

I don't see Microsoft making any decisions regarding that as yet but we'll see what happens.