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0Euba97UEdI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Euba97UEdI | LA RubyConf 2009 - Sequel | well hi I'm Jeremy sequel maintainer here T you about what SQL is and how it can help you first what is SQL now SQL is a database toolkit it's a collection of tools that allow you to interact with the database and build a solution that solves your problems the SQL is not kitchen sink if you put in a little effort you can build whatever type of kitchen sink you want with it and the toolkit versus kitchen sink approach is one thing that differs um between SQL and other Ruby database libraries and there is one other main difference we say picture is wor a thousand words but in this case we'll s for three SQL at its core is SQL in Ruby now to understand C's purpose we need to talk about the evolution and specifically the evolution of datab based access in Ruby now in the beginning well Ruby had B adapters but after a while people wanted to use Ruby to interact with NL database so they want adapters to sit to each database such as Ruby post adapter originally by Matt himself these adapters allowed programmers to use Ruby to increase their productivity but they had a few shortcomings for one they were database specific so code written for one database wouldn't work on another for two reasons first reason is that the API the second reason was that the SQL code was not abstracted and differences in SQL syntax me SQL that worked on one database might not work another the database specific adapters operated at a very low level and requireed the program to write all the SQL out which was often for B and finally the adapters offered little opportunity for abstraction as the return Rose is array are hash like objects making it difficult to assign Behavior to records now in 2001 d project started which gave programmer standard database access interface and while this allow for writing databas independent code it's still some problems it only attracted the API so the programmer is still responsible for writing datas independent SQL it still required the programmer to write all the SQL out themselves so it so both and while it was more flexible a lot of the users choose whether they wanted array hash or row objects returned it still didn't offer the ability to easily assign Behavior to records I pass for back 2004 when rails active record and solving some of these problems active record also oper an interface subtraction allowing the same interface to multiple databases and while some parts of SQL creation programers still had to write SQL fragments which led to database specific SQL being used Now by abstracting some parts of creation act record cut down significantly on the Roby inherent in previous approaches an act record's best feature in my opinion is that it up programmer specify behavior of rows allowing the rows themselves to do things and this made a much nicer more objectoriented code as opposed to the procedural code that was previously common now while I can Rec make most things easier it also came with strong opinions on how things should be designed and it wasn't always amendable to disagreement now in 2007 SQL was created to solve these problems more completely now SQL BR the table more database independence by a shocking not just the interface but many SQL syntax issues as well I was say well the programmer doesn't even need to know syntax though they should still understand SQL Concepts now you might be thinking how often do database dependent SQL issues pop up if you've ever had to work on an application that supports M databases you know it's more often than you first think and for example take even a simple thing like concatenating strings the SQL standard string concatenation operator is the double pipe the Microsoft SQL Server uses the addition operator and MySQL uses the concat function but the general approach to datase dep Independence using the library they basically avoid es concatenation in the database allog together and select all columns needed and then do the concatenation Ruby and the problem with this approach is it's going to be slower it's not even always possible since a filter may depend on the result of the Str concatenation operation now SQL abstracts the SQ syntax issues and allows you efficient database independent code now SQL codes generally very concise or than active record in most cases and still easily reable and see what gives the programmer more control by making a decision about whether it does have Behavior to records optional now there are many cases where you don't want to assign Behavior to records and Reporting is probably the most common one now SQL does have some opinions about how to do things but it tries to make it easy to disagree now mat said that Ruby should be like clay in a child's hands and SQL reflexes philosophy it tries to be flexible so that you can mold it to suit your needs now you know a little bit about the reasons for sequel's creation you can ask yourself why SQL you may already be using order that other libraries discussed they may get the job done I mean there's a natural human desire to resist change to fear what do sequ bring the table and why should we consider it first SQL is simple it's simple to learn it's simple to use with internals kep as simple as possible but no simpler second SQL is flexible as I mentioned it has opinions however it doesn't have do most options are easy to override at a very granular level my sequel tool can allows you to pick which tools to use to solve your problems and sqls design allows you to use your tools to build more tools which can be as specific or as general as you need them to be now the ability to build your own tools is part of what makes sequel powerful and the other part is that sqls toolkit comes with some power tools built in now in a day and age where other Ru the ORS are looking like poster children for the American obesity epidemic s was raised in the South Beach Diet yoga it takes less than half the memory of active record and it starts more than twice as fast now do you feel depressed when you file the bug report the other guys it just sits festering and rotting with their bug tracker is if they have a more as better approach about everything how would you feel if you took your car to the repair shop and told them exactly what was wrong and they told you to find three other people having your problem before they would even consider fixing it and wouldn't you rather get a response quickly from someone who probably knows how to fix it and may even fix it for you and uh what about suggest improvements maybe you have a great idea you aren't sure how to it other guys probably tell you to come back every get yourself a sequel you'll have someone who may your idea or at least work with you to help you achieve your goals now if you decide you want to impl something yourself sorry wouldn't you like to read it's easy to follow and design specifically to be easy to modify instead of code where optimization appears to be the main design objective and I should point out the while SQL is not focused on performance it does remain competitive performance- wise with the other guys and finally and I think perhaps most importantly you should use SQL for the same reason you use Ruby because it's more fun or at least it's less painful Now by now I'm sure some of you are thinking talk is cheap show me some code let me judge for myself so let's drop the buzzer of crap and I write on code now A good measure of the complexity of a given piece of software is the number of steps you have to take before you can start using it now other than requiring a library using SQL for the first time is like setting up on a long journey it begins with only a single step now that step is creating your database object and there's multiple ways to do this one common way is using the connect method SQL also provides methods for each adapter type so if you are using S light you just need to call the S light method with the V of the database now that's it once you have your database object you can immediately use it in return results here we using the cap method to get the number of SDS but SQL does not force you to create models if they don't help your application if you aren't using models SQL rows as a hash with symbol keys and you can actually use SQL to return to any type of object that you're choosing now someone last month posted on a SQL mailing list they had a database with thousands of tables with the same schema and using active record they used meta program to create thousands of model classes one for each table with SQL they could access the tables directly which made their work a lot easier now I certainly don't Advocate that having database Des L but it does show you that SQL does have to handle degenerate cases more easily now the convention using SQL with a single database is to sort that database object in a constant named DB and the database object is mainly used to create data sets also used to handle transactions instead of sqs which I'll talk about now now only way to use transactions with SQL is through the database objects transaction method and takes a block and ensures that all database interaction inside the block uses the same database connection inside a database trans action now this is necessary if we making changes to the database and want to ensure that either all changes are made or no changes are made an example on the screen we want to add an accounting entry to the database and update the account balance at the same time since we shouldn't be us inserting an entry unless the account balance is updated we use a database transaction to ensure that either all statements are successful or none are SQL loggers are useful for seeing SQL what SQL SQL is sending database because SQL or SQL abstracts so much SQL code you might not know what it's sending it unless you add an SQL logger and you just access the array of database loggers to database via the loggers method and you add the loggers as you see fit every time a query is executed the exact use is log in info level to all the databases loggers here run the all method of activ data set and it LS the SQL to the standard output now each database object has its own private connection pool and S use the connection pool is designed for high concurrency where SQL doesn't check out a connection from the pool until it is needeed and returns to the pool as soon as it's no longer needed the seq connection pool never requires the programmer to clean up connections manually nor does it require connection reper thre to clean connections automatically and let's go over quickly how to do the four basic query types in SQL select queries or then using the All method you get all the rows you can also use the each method inate over the rows as a database appap provides them you can use that to process a million Rec data set at once depending on your adapter and if you only want the first record you can use the first method now inserting rows is done with the insert method and a hasch of arguments where the key specify columns and the values the Val with that column and updating rows is similar using the update method and half similar to insert update affects all rows in the data set so if you use it on an unfilter data set it'll be updating all rows in the table if you only want to update certain rows you need to filter the data set first and then update it deleting rows very similar done using the delete method it's like update affects all rows in the data set if you to delete certain rows you should filter for Le now I got a little ahead of myself first I need to explain the interesting little creature you see on the screen this is the SQL data set it's what gives SE a lot of its flexibility a data set represents an esql query or more generally an abstracts of objects and at any point you can take that abstract set and turn it into a concrete set by calling all now as shown here data sets are usually created by calling the access operator on the database object with the symbol now my friend the data said he's got a baby go he doesn't think he be improved let's say you want him to change a call filter to restrict the row he represents to a subset he's going to pull a fast one on You by returning a data set that looks like him but with the filter changed however the data set itself won't change and if you ask that copy to change by calling limit it's going to return another copy with both limit and filter reply now this is known as a functional style API where objects are return modified copies of themselves it's great as it allow you to share data sets in multiple threads without worrying that those threads will modify shared State now data sets have many methods that modify the query change the SQL used and pretty much any standard esal Clause has an Associated method we briefly R those con methods select changes which columns are recuited in each return row and generally get the best performance by selecting Only The Columns you'll actually be using filter reduces the rows to the included in the specified subset and it's probably the most used method order changes the order in which you want Rose returned often you want things in a chronological alphabetic numeric order and this is the method you use limit it's an upper limit on the number of rows returned you can also use a specify offset and you can use liit with an offset to implement like a Pion search feature which seal pagination extension does now there's a method for almost everything you can do in standard SQL SQL is a very powerful language it addable sets of objects and SQL gives you a simple interface to tap that P now I mentioned earlier that SQL is SQL in Ruby but so far I haven't given many examples so I think I should Rectify that um here's a fairly simple query you should know how the Ruby code doesn't contain any SQL uses Ruby symbols for SQL columns and Ruby strings for SQL Springs and this is how most SQL code looks rarely do people write s manually those SQL support that too and see how you use select to include the ID name columns filter to restrict the records to one where name is Jeremy and or to also include records or page is true you then order it by name and limit it to 10 records now if you're used to SQL it's pretty easy to translate code into SQL and if you don't know SQL learning SQL is probably easier than learning SQL now here's a slightly more complicated example involving a joint it shows how you can select all Columns of table using the symbol multiplication operator with without an argument there is similar to how you do so in SQL it also shows how easy it is to join Tables by specifying a table table name and conditions and you see how SQL assumes that the ID column is for the events table and the event ID column is for the s's table and finally note how The bitwise Operators on symbol operate as The Logical operators in SQL the Amper stand is uses and the pipe is or and the to is not all right this is the last query this one uses a filter with a block inside the block instance methods without arguments such as date refer to SQL columns and instance methods with arguments such as dat part refer to sqol functions the exclude method operates as an inverse filter using a hash of the N value generally set is null condition using what exclude changes it is not null finally you can reference existing columns when setting new values which how the new value of price depend on the existing price and this is powerful as it allows you to update prices for all filtered records at once instead of retrieving all filtered records determining what the new price should be and update each of them individually and when possible you should attempt to update multiple records a single query unless you have a good reason not to now after looking at these examples you might be thinking what dark magic is C using to support its DSL and it's actually not that complicated C add some methods to symbol in other four classes the rby isn't Define these methods create objects SE understands for example the numeric oper and symol return instances of sequel SQL numeric expression see here I a is numeric expression with multiplication operator and arguments price in 0.09 and numeric Expressions also have the mathematical operators defined which return other numeric Expressions which is what allows you to create complex queries numerical expressions also have the inequality methods defined which yeld Boolean expressions and sequals a basic understanding of the differences between numeric types and Boolean types at an SQL level if it knows an object is Boolean in SQL you can use the bitwise operators in place of logical operators which will produce other B expression instances and if it knows magic is B it's not going to let you use the mathematical operators since they don't operate on B in SQL now while you're writing your complex SQL queries directly in Ruby sqls a building s of simple abstract syntax tree which it compiles or literalizes when it comes hard to generate the SQL the display here is only slightly simplified abstract syntax tree for the allowed object now knowing about SQL at an object level instead of at a string level allow have quite powerful introspection capabilities when instance for SQL Manifest this knowledge it's when it comes time to invert existing conditions other databased libraries would only that only understand esal at a string level would probably just stick a knot in front of the conditions the SQL because it understands ESL at an object level can actually imply the inversion operator to the abstract syntax 3E based on the rules of logic changes the and to an or the Not coupon to a coupon and the greater than or equal to a less than final result is cleaner looking SQL that's easier to understand our row is not allowed if its price including tax is less than 25 or if a coupon was used but just to prove that the inversion operator works we can oververt the object twice which leaves us with the SQL we started with now I mentioned earlier that SQL code is very concise and where the trick SQL uses to keep code concise is it allows you to use a single symbol to contain both a table and the by separating them with a double underscore it also allows you a single symbol to contain both column and Alias by separating them with a triple underscore and allows you to combine the two approaches by using both a double underscore and a triple underscore in the same symbol now if you want toess by custom SQL you can do so by calling the array access operator on the database object this ring and using the array access operator on database object combined with short but intuitive method names is one reason that SQL codee almost always ends up being more concise than code using another database library now so far we only talking about socaled core SQL and SQL is actually split into two parts SQL core and SQL model SQL model is just an object relational map on top of SQL four model classes are backed by core data sets so you have all the power of core SQL using models so the basics of SQL model are similar to other RMS one thing that differentiate s model is it's very powerful and flexible Association in keeping with the toolit approach SQL only supports three most common Association types na however it allows you to build your own customer associations and even supports the E loading of custom associations now one example of an association type that doesn't support aely is AC refs has many through has many Association and this Association can easily be built using sqls toolkit the key is the data set option which allow you to specify the data set to use for the association in this example each firm has many clients each client has many databases many invoices to get the invoices for the firm you Lo all invoices for the client's firm is the current firm now the E graph method eally load to the clients for each firm so you also get the benefit of each client object for each invoice being cash and the return invoices and you can't create custom associations in active record but you need to write all that by hand and that's painful enough but what's wor is you can't eagerly vot customer associations in active record sequel gives you that ability using the e v or Association option this option is a pro that takes three arguments the key hat and array of current objects and the dependent associations to equally load and the key hash is just an optimization it's a hash of hashes with keys or columns such as ID and the values or subh hates the subh hates have keys which are the values of that column such as one or two and the values which are an array of instances which have the related value for that column so in the example above firm one has id1 and firm two has id2 and in this case since the association depends on the firm's primary key we only care about that specific Subhash which we assign the local variable I map now for each firm the DAT that we really loading we first set the cash invoices Association to the MP then we get all invoices for all clients of all firms in the data set using the keys of the ID app and for each of these invoices associate back to the related firm us the values of the ID map for the invoices client firm ID adding it to the existing array of invoices now after you finished processing all the invoices each firm will have all related in invoices in the association cache so calling the invoices method on any firm object return will not cause any additional database queries and you should know there's nothing inherently specific about this approach creating a generic plugin that supported any Haz has money Association is possible and probably not even all that complex there's already a plugin that doesn't a simple polymorphic associations using basically the techniques St explained now in addition to Advanced features that aren't shared by the ru orm SQL supports most common orm features it has Hooks and validations Association callbacks and extensions and supports two separate deing implications one of which uses joints and another which loads each Association incept querium this equals a toolkit so it gives the programmer a choice which ear loading implementation use rather than guessing like Aaron mentioned ambiguity is evil so like like SQL core SQL model is incredibly flexible it's built completely out of plugins the most basic model functionality is plugin and the association implementation is also a plugin SQL ships with seven other optional plugins which add support to things like caching single table inheritance and serialization and plugins can modify any aspect of SE model they can override any class instance or data set method and call Super to get the default Behavior I don't have that much time left but I thought I should mention some other advantages that see brings to the table 13 that's the number of database adapters SQL currently supports by comparison active record officially only supports four adapters and rubbi officially supports five now the only database that that's supported by the other gues that se doesn't support is US Light 2 and that's only because it was so old that wasn't even common use when SQL was originally developed now one reason SQL supports so many adapters is adapters are easy to write only five methods are required and the shouldest adapter is only around 50 lines a SQL has a possibly unique feature called Data graphing and to explain the benefits I first need to quickly explain the problem it solves and that problem is join cling since sequel returns row as hashes if multiple tables have the same column names and you don't AAS The Columns manually columns in the join tables end up clobbering columns in the original table in this example both attendees and events have ID and name columns however when you join them and get results The Columns from the events table end up clobbering columns from the ACs table now gra fixes this situation by returning rows as a hash with table name symbol keys and Subhash values where the sub hashes have columns column keys and values being values for those related columns that does this by adding small columns for you and splitting the SLE hasher results into subh hates when the rows are retrieved before ret turning them to you now see here how you get the columns and the a sub Dash and the event CS in the events ofh graphing makes it much easier to deal with database relationships at a row based level now SQL supports creating an altering tables as well as most other forms of schema modifications which you can use both inside of and outside of migrations SQL supports both Bond variables and prepared statements with Native support on four separate adapters and emulated supports on all the others SQL supports databased St procedures my schol and jbbc adapters and SQL supports both Masters for databas configurations and Sh configurations now finally I mentioned earlier that there's a natural human reac reaction to resist change let's say you have an existing active Rec infrastructure that would be tedious and time consuming to change how would you like to be able to use sql's powerful filtering and easy PSL while keeping all of your current active record behavior and you can actually do this in a single line of sequel I've broken into multiple lines here you just need to add a ro proc to the DAT set that changes the hash from symbol keys to string keys and calls the active record private C in St shap with the hash and that's all it takes and then your dat set will return to active record instances and that end the slideshow part my talk um my reading time I'm going to do some live coding showing some features to sequel hopefully some modication as you see I'm doing this presentation on Windows which makes me either Brave or stupid let's assume I'm brave and I'm doing it to show that if you one of the Unfortunate Souls forced to use Windows you can still use seing to accomplish your goals this a really old machine I'm sorry I'm going to open Office three on this machine and it's it takes a long time to do everything oh no all right hold on just a sec wait does anyone have any questions I have a question yeah um is there I mean you mentioned it in the last slide a little bit is there um what's what's your your vision of the future of SQL and its coexistence with active record um personally I don't use mostly you expect using all SQL I as an example of how powerful SQL is in terms of being flexible but using a row clock with SQL data set you can get it to return any type of object you want um so I just Pi active record CU that's the most common R RM um but if you want to return other types of models or basically any object you want you Bally the RO takes the the hash SQL produces and in most cases you just you know you return different type of object with it so you can use but it's not limited to that it's really flexible in terms you can do what you can use it whichever way suits you best does that answer a question or well I was just curious if you had a vision for it like do you want this to be part of the next rails release or down the road or have you talked to those guys or what do you see see it going I I have now I assume that if you like SQL and wanted to use it you probably want to use SQL model as well I me SQL model is just like I think it's I think it's active record in most instances I mean the one thing that active record has se doesn't have but think really is a good idea is it has a little more powerful schema support in terms of taking an existing schema and being able to create like migrations that will create your schema sort of taking it from SQL and bringing in a re form and SQL doesn't really have that currently um so that's one but other than that I think seq was a better choice but first if you do have a lot of AC infrastructure you you can't change or don't want to change you can use SQL and still return after instances so you still all your instance level Behavior you have all one of the main draws of seq is that filtering um is just so powerful and easy to use and flexible that people might want to still use that keep eff Behavior not changing it a question go ahead sequel it looks it's crazy awesome and it's supporting all this different database adapters and like all these crazy things it seems like you must be using this all the time so like in what context did you develop This and like how do you how do you mean to incompatibility um I actually was not the original developer of the SQL I actually took it over after have using it about a month um the original developer was a guy named Sharon Rosner um he basically uh decided to give up program all together not sure what he did but gave it up I was I a patch um that but was equal one .3 shortly after he hasn't decided you want to program anymore uh you know like four developers SQL say you want to take it over can um I was one of two developers that responded the other person didn't have enough time so I guly just I not even really work at sequel code base um with most of it until I I became Main and if you look at my Mountain list talk which I gave last month it goes into a lot more detail um it's very very Cod heavy you know must have to pause it every few seconds to read my slides um but it sort of goes into that um so I can't really take credit for a lot of what's in SQL I've I've been I've had a lot of improvements to it but the basic sort of already there so how do you test it though how do you how do I test it um there's both one thing SQL did have is a fairly expensive test Suite when I started with fairly good code coverage um so that that was extremely helpful in terms of changing things without breaking things um another uh thing is I added an integration test Suite it's originally sqls tests were didn't use a database at all which is weird for database Library um basically test the es that was being produced um used a lot of box um that it it was really good but it had some problems um because some things are so so tighty did Bas interaction so I I I had an integration test Suite where you basically you put in a Live adapter and you can test it against a live database to test basic model um basic data set functionality and that's been really helpful in getting around some corner case bugs and stuff so mainly just unit tests are are the one the main reason you keep s's code quality High um another thing is unlike some other Ruby databased libraries sqls Master branch is pretty much almost always more stable than the latest release because almost every patch that goes into SQL at least before I push into GitHub gets tested by push the full test framework that I use for the releases so it's pretty staple to use in in production any other questions go ahead how do you hand exceptions supp 30 databases exception handling uh is the database exception carried forward and presented to the user or in in most adapters it'll catch a database specific error return it as a SQL error so you can you write your application code to catch SQL database error and you have post press erases PG it converts it for you so you can use a single um exception class to basically handle all sort of database problems and not all adapters support that but um the most the pr most Comm one is sqlite my school post press I think also JBC all do that yeah | Confreaks | UCWnPjmqvljcafA0z2U1fwKQ | 2015-06-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,853 | 31,517 |
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Nation Of Islam Is NOT Islam | if you want me to continue with my work it is crucial to support the channel via patreon moreover make sure to subscribe to Bobby's perspective on Rumble all the links are in the description box below may Allah bless you all [Music] [Applause] right guys welcome back to the channel if you're new models Bobby guys recently I watched the movie Malcolm X with Denzel Washington in that movie it was very interesting to see how Malcolm X at first stumbled across the Nation of Islam within the prison system however later on he found the true Islam and even goes to Mecca I say true Islam because the Nation of Islam is a later organization created in America and therefore cannot be seen as the original form of Islam here we read the Nation of Islam is a religious and political organization founded in the United States by Wallace fart Muhammad in 1930 the black nationalist organization the noi focuses its attention on the African diaspora especially on African Americans it promotes a form of Islam that differs considerably from mainstream Islamic Traditions Scholars of religion characterize it as a new religious movement it operates as a centralized and hierarchical organization so this goes directly against Islam because Islam is not nationalistic within nationalism you pledge allegiance to the nation so the nation is essentially your God however within Islam you of course submit your will to God therefore the Muslims are brothers the ummah that's what it's truly about and therefore it does not matter if you're Pakistani if you're Russian if you're German English whatever it matters that you are a Muslim I.E someone that submits his will to God it is not about being black or white or yellow or red or green or purple for that matter therefore to infuse those nationalistic ideas into Islam and pretend then that this is still Islam is of course a great sin all right guys before we start the video as always do me the favor leave me a thumbs up if you enjoy the video share them if you can subscribe of course and check out the links in the description box and now with no further Ado let's have a look I will take the first question yes sir okay thank you I've listened to you for about 25 minutes there's a lot of facts that you speak there's a lot of what a lot of facts yes sir you speak I appreciate that um when it comes to the war between the west and Russia but that's not really my concern uh I'm a Muslim myself 10 years ago I just wanted to ask you a question you speak up a bit yes you can come closer please yeah so basically in a nutshell I want to know how you guys the Nation of Islam is very clear it is that it says that Allah is one he is self-sufficient he does not beget nor is he begotten and there is nothing like unto him so do you not realize that you are sharing an attribute of Allah Allah when you come to it is for that matter where you are claiming because you praising Allah which is good I was I was saying the same way but when it comes to Elijah Muhammad you guys claim to be a Muslim when you're going to when you have contradicting the very foundational Islam which we come and preach to the Christians that God is not a man not a white man or a black man so can you please just answer my question this is a great Point neither white nor a black man this is the beauty of Islam of course Allah God transcends everything transcends time and space and therefore you cannot fit him or compare him to anything within creation and obviously not with a mere human how is this not idolatry really think about it people are making fun about Hindus because they're worshiping an elephant head to God but how is that different if you are worshiping men it is exactly the same concept because of your limited mind you try to fit God into your own imagination and make him into something that he is not it is so ridiculous man God created everything God created humans God created blacks and whites and now he's either a white God I.E Jesus Christ or he is a black God I.E Elijah Muhammad or whatever his name might be how does this make any sense to you man if you look into the Miracles of nature alone you will find birds that have better eyesight than us you will see dogs that have better sense of smell than us you will see big creatures like whales etc etc you name it and then you want to tell me that a human being created all of that understandable but can you please just tell me how do you reconcileable and it's a beautiful question and I thank you very much for the spirit in which you ask that question but I will say this when we ask a question we should be intelligent in one of those uniforms we should never ask a question with a preconceived conceived notion or we that we know already and that oh you're just a bunch of fools want to jump in let's go let me say it like this to you we agree it's a record class say that Allah is one God he's all independent he begets not nor is he begotten and there is nothing comparable idea we agree 100. nor does he begin Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him one thousand four hundred years ago went into a case and while in that case he heard a voice saying ikra read in the name of thy Lord the prophet said he locked and in all four corners he saw a man and we agreed he saw a man that man we call jibril or the angel Gabriel the prophet Muhammad one day is Walking with the companions a man comes to him Justin white the man stops him and asks him questions about the faith of Islam the prophet answers the questions the man walks away the prophet tells the companions do you know who that was they said no he said that's she briefly Gabriel is the one who threw him almighty God Allah revealed the Holy Quran okay okay the prophet Muhammad peace be upon him he never said I am the prophet of jibril I am the prophet of Allah the prophet Muhammad peace be upon him was an unlearned man couldn't read Couldn't Write look down upon by many there were people who knew him when he was a child Academy because he was a beautiful human being but nonetheless it was not somebody who was regarded highly in a society in fact when he married Khadijah it was Khadijah who basically paid his way because he had not the resources and that kind of man so this is not a man that was you know people looking up to him in fact when he said I am the Messenger of Allah he was persecuted I want you to think about some of your attitudes today you see because they accused the prophet of blaspheme because they were worshiping stones and bricks and snakes [Music] [Applause] look man I say it to you like this you got to listen very carefully to the language of the Nation of Islam we believe so pompous man just said unbelievable for nothing that you don't know nothing maybe you're sitting over there you've got a a tin of tenants yeah yeah you're the wise man we get it you have the revelations about the Beauty and the majesty and the love of God and you're becoming spite from that little talk and you get up and you go and you do your shahada and you become a beautiful Muslim and your life changes whether you understand this or not Allah came to you in the person of Leo Muhammad not that I am Allah Allah uses human beings Allah don't do magic yes we get this man okay get to the point please true men and women in the Holy Quran an angel I would have sent you an angel but because you're a man the prophet went about in the marketplace eating food like everybody else he got sick like everybody else at the Battle of badal he got wounded like everybody else Allah didn't do magic and save him when they were hunting him the koresh trying to kill him and he went into that little cave and the spider made the weapon it was only that was a love but but not Magic the prophet was in danger of dying the companions had to flee to Ethiopia to the black people in Africa to for Asylum when they wanted to kill them Jesus property this is how Allah works so all I'm saying to you because they believe that we're practicing shirk I can assure you we're not doing that all right we could have spared our time by simply looking up the definition of Allah on Google this man talked for half an hour he was pompous boasting about his knowledge on Islam how much he knows about the prophet Muhammad may peace be upon him but nevertheless you cannot get around practicing shuk because this is your definition a central tenant of its theology is the portrayal of Allah as a black man a nation members believe that this was the form that the first God consciously took how is this different from Christianity man it is exactly the same you're speaking about an Incarnation God takes a form of men so God in Christianity takes the form of Jesus you believe that God consciously took the form of a black man it continues each God has different abilities and degrees of power what are we even speaking about each God how is this not sure you have multiple gods no it continues the nation regards its founder fat Muhammad as the latest of these gods or God in person so I'm a river to Islam myself I'm not a scholar I'm not a student of knowledge I'm just a normal person that reverted to Islam but I can tell you this is evolved guess what guess what hot air just not another human being on this planet with your fingerprint yeah another human being I can't anymore the same dimensions of your retina or anything to do yeah unique creations yo not completely slightly means that you you compare them but the Muslims we take it to such an extreme where Allah cannot be comprehensive if you can't comprehend him you can't worship that which you cannot comprehend no you can't so you're going absolutely against Islam yet again because Islam says that Allah is nothing like his creation that is that other than that if you want to comprehend Allah good luck you will never fully comprehend Allah it is impossible because Allah transcends time and space and transcends of course our limitations he is unlimited therefore we with our limited mind will never fully understand him and that is fine that is the Majesty of Allah however if you want to get to know Allah you want to get closer to Allah let's say you read the Quran and you have the 99 Names of Allah this is how you can get closer to Allah through prayer you can get closer to Allah but to be so arrogant to assume that you must fully understand our law that is so ridiculous and this is the Trap that the Christians fell into as well anthropomorphism yet again the Christians want to draw closer to God closer to Allah and therefore they invented that God is the father he has a son they eternally love each other through the holy spirit this is how we can understand God he is our father and then you have rightfully saw the debunking coming from The Atheist where they say you know what I don't believe in your Sky Daddy and I get them because I don't believe in the sky daddy either Allah God is not the sky daddy is not the father he is beyond the gender of course those are human limitations that you impose unto God so you will feel secure Islam goes exactly against this Theory believe me so many of us are in trouble today man it's because we're bowing down and we're praying to nothing nothing believe that Allah has substance has power look at what this white man what are you talking about have you seen these weapons what if I told you that oh my look how can I explain this to you guys let's jump into the 99 Names of Allah first name the most or entirely merciful second name arahim the bestor of Mercy third name El Malik the king and owner of dominion fourth name our kudus the absolutely pure fifth name as Salam the Perfection and Giver of Peace etc etc you name it so how are you a Muslim man you say that Muslims nowadays pray to nothing Allah is nothing now they pray to something that has no substance at all here you have the attributes of Allah this will let you know who you are praying to Bismillah you're praying to the most merciful how is this nothing what are you even talking about God now needs to be a black man so I can worship him this is not inclusive either this is again exactly against Islam because if we're talking about Judaism some people say you know what Judaism is purely monotheistic they of course argue arguments against that as well but nevertheless that's not the topic of today it is ethnocentric that is the whole issue here IT addresses the children of Israel so if you're not ethnically a Jew you are not Jewish that's basically what it is and therefore you cannot re-adhere to judahism it is exclusive it is Nation based ultimately it is ethnocentric yet again and the Nation of Islam is that as well this is why everybody is black within the Nation of Islam so what am I supposed to do now I've been born as a white person a creation of God and now I'm Gonna Worship a black man and vice versa yet again I find ridiculous as well when I see Africans worshiping a white man Jesus it doesn't add up God transcends biology yes got some electricity in it right dentist on the planet and this guy thinks he's smart there's nothing more painful seeing a stupid person because it's all around it's awesome it's one of the most mysterious powers in the universe you and I are run on electricity it's firing right now neurons and neutrons is phenomenal okay I've got Electric in me this has got Electric in it electric this is not nonsense the electric importance of electricity Allah puts himself wherever he pleases he can go into a man that's it no it's not shirt this is what I'm saying to you look look look do you believe that the Earth is divine no you don't oh my last says it What's divine oh yes sir so look it's his creation you're aware Allah is the opposite of his creation that is the whole point here the creation is temporal it is created therefore it has a beginning and obviously an ending as well Allah has no beginning no end uncreated do you understand this he is the source of everything therefore if he is the source his characteristic if you will is obviously completely different than the creation the creation is receiving in a sense and he is the giver you cannot compare those two and therefore alidala is right here do you know what divine means your point is endless man it goes nowhere yeah I would just say to you study see that instead in stupid man's religion sorry guys thought of us because many of us today we walk with the Holy Quran the book says they put the book behind their backs and we listen to the shake we listen to the mullers we listen to the so-called Scholars and we are left absolutely messed up I'm saying Dear Sir dear brother go and study for yourself and understand that it is not sure to understand that Allah is the influence of men and women yeah I come out here I don't come in here with no school clothes my God walks not just by my side in me around me oh yes sir oh yes sir that's the difference that's what I'm saying so this is where we have to disagree but but this is the point this is what we believe but where's the evidence from the Quran no no I understand no no I'm just going to talk about electricity whatever who cares I'm gonna read it by myself I don't need a shape okay you're not giving any proof man nothing the the Christ he causes lame people to walk because he's dumb people to speak it causes the blind to see God's permission right no agree yeah but not Spooks Allah is moving that man our lies in control of that man thank you that is not that man you know allies in that man no that's no but that's what I'm saying to you this is what I'm saying to you electricity is in here but electricity remains everywhere but Allah is not electricity no no no Allah is it is electricity congratulations hello IQ that's what anthropomorphism leads to First you make God a man so then you believe okay we can put him in a box and then you start comparing him to electricity in the new age for example they compare to God to water they say oh God the universe is like an ocean I'm a droplet off that ocean yada yada yada all of those concepts are based upon either biology or physicality they do not understand that Allah transcends both because both of those things are Creations No Matter How Majestic they are it does not matter that electricity is majestic wind is majestic it does not matter all of it is a creation all of it is temporal none of it is infinite and hence none of it is divine I don't even think that he knows what divine means we as humans die we as humans are creation hence we are in direct opposite to the Eternal God do you understand this you know you you want to make Allah nothing yes you want to make him something physical this is the reason why guys yet again for the sake of YouTube I'm going to cut the video off here we made our points the video continues for roughly 15 more minutes so please if you want to check out the original video head over to Ali dawa's Channel I'm going to link it in the description box and there you can watch the whole thing that being said he made great points especially in the end here when he was actually able to talk and didn't get his question answered whatsoever he informed the man that this is shirk yet again it is so simple this is exactly what Islam stands against Islam came to fight off idolatry this is the whole point of it this is what tawheed is of course we're not praying to the creation over and over again people don't seem to understand what Islam is and those guys over there try to fit it into their Afrocentric ethno nationalistic movement yet again this is where everybody is black over there and is wearing some sort of military suit this has nothing to do with Islam all of them are clean shaven as well even though we are supposed to obey the Sunnah to go by the Sunnah the sonar of the Prophet Muhammad may peace be upon him was of course wearing a beard and not wearing an American suit none of this makes sense because it's based upon nationalism which goes against Islam in the first place and then furthermore they got deluded just like the Christian yet again to worship men oh all of this can be summarized In Worship the Creator not the creation all right guys and this is it for today's video if you liked it leave a thumbs up if you haven't subscribed already guys please do so if you want to further support this Channel all the links are in the description box below thank you so much for your ongoing support guys and as always may God bless you all much love and peace foreign [Applause] | Bobby's Perspective | UCrR45-PQv6TCwUCSPJ1ud2g | 2023-09-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,535 | 18,551 |
MJI7b63HDPI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJI7b63HDPI | Spectating this BRONZE 1 Kiriko's Vod OVERWATCH 2 | My name is REV and today I'll be checking out a Bronze 1 Kiriko This vod was submitted by Jennaboo28 and when they posted this vod, they said: Okay, first thing that I'm noticing here is that you're not paying attention to your surroundings You're focusing on doing damage, which is good but not when you are leaving your team critical You also ended up using suzu early into the fight because of this (lack of healing) Which is a huge loss of resources And don't get me wrong here, I'm not saying that you can't be aggressive, it just that there is a right and wrong way to do it For example if you want to be aggressive here while still being able to help your team, You could either go left and play around the stairs there OR Go right through here and play around here I'd probably go left myself since I don't want to be fighting that junkrat After you lose your rein and bap, there's not much you can do to win the teamfight, so let's just move on. Here, i'm noticing that you're focusing either exclusively on damaging, or on healing. Which isn't necessarily wrong but I just wanted to let you know that you can shoot two shurikens in the time it takes for your healing ofuda to reload Here, you made two mistakes: First, you didn't recognize that your rein's shield was gonna break and didn't suzu him Which played a factor in Rein's death to hog ult And Second: you teleported AWAY from safety and CLOSER to the ulting roadhog for no reason So here's what I wanna do for you All right, moving on to fight 3 I like your use of Kitsune Rush as an Initiator to the fight That's how you would normally do it at most ranks And you were able to get a kill on the junk too which is really nice! HOWEVER As I mentioned earlier, you're too focused on doing damage here and don't bother to look around and help your team After you kill this junk, you don't end up healing your bap for several seconds, which causes him to die. Later on, you end up using suzu on your reinhardt when he was shielding and was not in direct danger, effectively wasting your cooldown. As a result, you are not able to suzu the junkrat ult, which gets both you and rein killed. In the final fight of round 1, you need to look at your positioning and cooldown use once again. For example, at the beginning of the fight, you You teleport in blindly and use Suzu blindly, costing you both of your cooldowns and making you be extremely out of position. If you were playing against a decent team, you would have instantly been punished and killed there. But you were lucky enough to not be killed. You were also able to get your suzu back This would normally mean that you would be able to save your tank BUT You decided to get kill hungry once more, And you left your rein to die On an overtime fight where your tank is the most important thing to keep alive Which (his death) lost you the round especially since they started ulting at the end there All right, Let's get started on round 2! Okay, I like your use of suzu on the rein here! You were able to stop him from being hooked, which saved him from dying But on the other hand, I'm not so sure about that TP (to the junkrat) since he was very out of position and you were just putting yourself at more risk. But you didn't die, so I guess it's fine. I also liked seeing you attack this flanking Mei here since it would put some pressure off of your tank's back. Unfortunately, your moira did teleport away which means your tank wasn't getting healed for a second, but it was in theory a good play. Do note that your movement was quite predictable there, and that's why you ended up dying to the junkrat. This is just something that improves as you play, but I wanted you to be aware of it. Moving on to fight 2, you unfortunately started the fight off as a 4v5 and (because of the suzu you used to try and save junk) you were in bad positioning without ANY cooldowns Fortunately for your team, they ended up burning through many ults here, which will give you a resource advantage in the future. I also like your aim here! It's very clean, keep it up! (live reaction) "What???" Okay man, that was not the move. Kiriko's ult is mostly used for starting a fight, not for 1v5ing it (haha) And I know you got some confidence from killing that Hog with all those headshots but, no matter what, that fight was still unwinnable. You could have communicated with your reaper or junk and try to TP out Or you could have just died and regrouped a bit later The LAST thing you should have EVER done there was ulting. Please. Never do that again. Seriously. Okay. Moving on! This fight unfortunately starts off as a 4v5 because your Moira decided that she was a tank I honestly really like the idea that you were going for here. Offangling is really effective especially as kiriko since she has multiple get out of jail free cards as well as really potent headshot damage. but the way that you went about off angling could definitely use a lot of work, Outside from just your general movement, your positioning was quite bad. For example: As Kiriko, you can climb walls so instead of going straight forward to enemies, you can go up here which allows you to easily drop down behind yourself for safety. Or, you could've just played around the stairs right there which is similarly safe and just as, if not more effective. Playing so far up actually causes you to waste your suzu here, and it also makes you have to retreat early. In the end, their hog actually picks off your rein because you used your suzu there. And instead of falling back (like your moira), you decided to go deeper in which costs you your suzu once more Okay, even though this actually does end up working in your case, i'd like to point out your positioning here. This is something that you can't get away with in any other rank You aren't playing a flanker, and even though you do have some get out of jail free cards, you still are playing in a very vulnerable position. You can flank as Kiriko, and she's actually VERY effective at flanking But with your positioning, you would normally in just about any other rank here be asking to die. and after this, you guys are not able to contest point at the end, and that is game. Oh! By the way, thank you for watching all the way to the end of the video! 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DMQ_HcNSOAI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMQ_HcNSOAI | Faster than Rust and C++: the PERFECT hash table | tables are one of the most important data structures in software hash tables are built into many programming languages under different names such as dictionaries associative arrays hashes objects or just hash tables now because hash tables are used all over the place they're carefully optimized and tune to make your program fast but sometimes the built-in hash table isn't enough so I set off to make the perfect hash table in this video I'll share my journey on making the perfect hash table while also dropping some performance nuggets so you can make your code fast too so let's start with a simple use case let's say we have the days of the week and you want to map numbers to the names so here we map the number one to the word Monday number two to the word Tuesday and so on how do you implement this well one way is to compact all the strings together and put them into an array and then you index into the array by subtracting one from the day number to get the index now this is something arrays are very good at but what if we want to go the opposite direction what if we want to go from the strings to the numbers now we can't just use an array index anymore what we can do is take the first character of each string map it to a number so in this case the letter M is the 13th letter of the alphabet letter T is the 20th letter of the alphabet and use that number derived from the first character as the index into an array this means we end up with a bunch of empty slots in the array but we're able to access the array quickly so we call this taking the first character the hash function this is one potential hash function it's not necessarily a good one we'll discuss better ones later but this is the essence of a hash table but there's a problem what happens if we have two days that start with the same letter for example Thursday starts with the letter t so it would take up the same array slot now different hash table schemes do different things in this case but all general purpose hash tables need to deal with this problem we don't want this Behavior it kind of slows down the hash table but it's a fact of life for most hash tables that they have to deal with collisions but what if we don't want to deal with collisions well what we can do is carefully construct our hash table such that it avoids any collisions in the array here's an example hash function where we take the second character and double it and then add that to the first character this gives us a bunch of unique numbers from these unique numbers we can index the table and there's no collisions with our data this is called a perfect hash function and that's the subject of this video pop quiz what happens if hash function always returns the same index rather than unique indexes how many keys would need to be checked when you look things up so let's talk about my real world problem I'm writing a typescript parser and I need to recognize keywords in particular I need to map each keyword to a number so the my most naive solution is a linear search where we go through and do a bunch of string comparisons one after the other if we find a match we return the number associated with it that performs okay we're able to reach 6 million lookups per second now you may have heard in your computer science class that binary search is a way to cut down the number of searches if we can sort our input data and in our case we have our input data sorted list of keywords we know ahead of time we can pre-sort the data so how fast is a binary search work ah actually it turns out the binary search was a little bit slower than linear search now this talk isn't about binary search I'm not going to go into the details why binary search might be a little bit slower than a linear search but but let's try something that's even better than a binary search we're going to use a hash table so let's use the standard C plus hash table which is called unordered map under a map is twice as fast as linear search so just by switching a basic data structure from a vector in this case to an unordered map we get a 2X performance speed which is great we put in very little work to get a massive gain but a lot of people say c plus Plus's under map is kind of slow it's stuck in the 1990s in terms of design so let's look at a more modern hash map implementation this time from the rust programming language it looks like rust's hash map is not as well optimized as C plus Plus's unordered map at least for our use case so performance tip number one try it try the first thing that comes to mind enter the performance mindset the first thing I had in mind was a linear map I tried it it works of course but then I tried a binary search I noticed it was a little slower so then I kept trying other things until I got something that was satisfactory off the shelf hash Maps use a hash function that is general purpose it doesn't know anything about our data set it has to look through every character inside of our strings it doesn't know ahead of time how many characters there are in a string or how many is expected CPUs like working with a fixed amount of data but with a general purpose hash function you could have a key that's one character or 10 characters or five characters it's a variable number CPUs don't really like that kind of data so what we want to do is have our hash function pick a specific number of characters rather than a variable number of characters that way the CPU doesn't need to do any Loops or anything like that so the fastest hash function that's possible for Strings is just taking its length because the length is information that's readily available we that's already a number it can easily be used as the N index to the table the problem is the length is not unique there are a lot of keywords that are four or five characters long so we end up with a lot of collisions with this hash function we need something a little more sophisticated something that's more unique is taking the first character but as we saw out with the day of the week example there are still collisions that can happen so what if we can pick a set of characters that lead to no collisions say the first two or maybe the first three well if we look at just the first character we have some collisions like Nolan new both start with n true and type of start with T if we look at the first two characters this and throw have a common prefix let's try looking at the last character if we take the first and the last character it's still not unique we have case and continue both start with c and end with e what if we take the first two characters and the last character well unfortunately declare and delete both start with d e and end with the letter e okay what if we take the first character in the last two we also have never a number having a collision all right what if we take four characters instead of three hey we get no collisions if we pick these different characters let's look at this in more detail say we have the keyword debugger now this is split into a bunch of different characters what we would do to select the first two characters is do a 16 bit load 16 bits meaning two bytes and for the last two characters we could also do a 16-bit load now our index is a single number not two numbers so we need to pack all of these characters into one number so what we could do is shift one of the pairs up 16 bits leaving the remaining bits zero and then we use a bitwise or to bring in the other 16 bits so we end up with a 32-bit number let's look at another example like the let's keyword we do a 16-bit load of the first two characters and we do a 16-bit load of the last two characters now notice the middle character the E we load twice but that's fine uh there's no real penalty to loading the same character twice then we do the same shift that we did before and the same bitwise or and we end up with another 32-bit integer so this is what the code looks like in assembly we have a 16-bit load we have another 16-bit load we have the shift instruction and the or instruction so there's no Loop involved to get the hash all we have to do is load two things from memory and mix them together four simple instructions now in order to make this work we need to make sure we don't go out of bounds so first we need a bounce check to make sure we have at least two characters because if you only have one character and you do the 16-bit load you're out of bounds of your array so let's see how this performs we're going to plug this into the standard unorder map in C plus plus and see how fast it is well we got a significant performance Improvement just by changing the hash function so with a small tweak to something that already exists we can get a massive performance Improvement so performance tip number two is to make assumptions about your data in our case the first and last two characters were unique because it was unique we could feed that as the hash function and end up with few collisions now you should make assumptions about your data because your data is never random there's always some pattern to it in our case the pattern is there's uniqueness in the first and last characters and also all of our keys are at least two characters Pop Quiz why do we want to pack the characters into a single 32-bit integer and what else could we assume about the key length so we discussed using off-the-shelf general purpose hash tables but because we have some uniqueness properties in our data set and because we know our data set ahead of time we can use tools to generate code for the hash table and bake it into a program so let's look at a few third-party libraries that accomplish this first up is rustph As the name implies this is a rust crate for generating perfect hash tables and perfect hash functions let's say we have the key if what it does is Hash the if using a normal hash function in this case Sip hash13 and we get back some number it uses the bottom bits of that number to look up in a table now this isn't the table with the data this is just the helper table once it looked up data from the table it mixes that with the hash to generate another hash and that second hash is used as the index into the real table now they use this middle table to prevent collisions because they if there is a collision they can just tweak the middle table to make sure there's no collisions so let's see how this performs compared to the off the shelf hash tables it looks like we got a smaller performance Improvement compared to the standard rust hash map however we're still much slower than the C plus plus unordered map with our custom hash function let's take a look at another Library this time C plus plus Frozen now how it works is it takes our key it hashes it similar to Rus phf using an off-the-shelf hash function uses this hash to index into a table just like with rustph then it directly indexes into the result table now what's the purpose of this middle table here well in the case of collisions what C plus plus Frozen does is add a marker indicating that the slot in the helper table is not an index but it's actually some data that needs to be mixed in with the hash it rehashes the data using this seed to generate a new index and then it uses that new index to go into the table so how does this perform compared to rustph C plus plus Frozen is much faster almost twice as fast as rust phf and it's also significantly faster than our custom hash function so we're definitely on to something here with this library now I said that Frozen uses a off-the-shelf hash function what if we gave it our own hash function instead wow so it looks like C plus plus Frozen's hash function has some improvements to be made and if we make those improvements we get double the performance still this is looking pretty promising let's look at a third library in this case G perf now what G perf does it takes our key splits it up into characters it looks up the characters in the helper table once it looks up the characters it adds them together to generate a number and the number is used as a key to our real hash table now this intermediate table is used as part of the hash function it is not separate from the hash function so we can't use our custom hash function with this approach we have to just rely on G perf's hash thing but let's see how G perp performs on its own G perf is beating the pants off of everything so far it's no wonder many compilers use gper for keyword recognition and other tasks before I made my own custom hash table I use G perf because it's pretty fast let's talk about the new hash table that I'm in so similar to Russ phf and C plus plus Frozen I use some hash function on the key and then we directly look up in the table it's that simple how do we avoid collisions how is this a perfect hash table we're kind of cheating right what happens is when we're generating the table if there's any collisions we tweak the hash function and the way we tweak the hash function is by giving it a different seed so the hash function needs to be seated and we start with a seat of one and then try a seed of two and try to seed of three we keep trying until we get no collisions and if we do get a collision we make a bigger table and try it again now the hash function we pick we don't give it the full string we give it those four characters that we talked about so let's see how this performs compared to G perf well I tried a bunch of different hash functions because I didn't know which one would perform best so I tried with f and v1a first because it's public domain and I've used it before and it doesn't perform as well as G perf I also tried XX hash three because I heard it was pretty fast but it turned out to be slower than F and V I also tried the Intel crc32 instruction which is just one instruction on x86 processors and it was actually fast as an fn1v so that's good unfortunately it's not portable so that was kind of a downside of it I also tried a linear Congress congruential congruential I also tried a basic linear congruential generator as my hash function and it performed about the same as the crc32 instruction which is pretty good now my my suspicion is that the crc32 function performed worse than it could have because I couldn't use a power of two hash table and non-power of two hash tables are a bit slower for lookup so all right so let's take the best of these hash functions and try some more so I tried the Intel AES instruction which should mix better than the crc32 unfortunately it performed worse I guess it's a bit slower I also tried a clever hash called the Pearson hash it's kind of like what G perf uses it uses a separate table for the lookups uh but unfortunately this was slower than the lcg so I'm not getting the performance that I want we're not matching G perf I want to match G perf that's my goal so let's take a look at the pseudocode for my algorithm first we do a bounce check and I think this is pretty fast it seemed to be like only two instructions or so so next we load those four characters and then we do the hash so the loading of the four characters is pretty fast it's just four instructions as we discussed the hashing I tried a bunch of different hash functions but I'm not certain that we got the fastest maybe that's something we can improve later but now we have this matches key function which compares the strings of the keys and uh turns out that's pretty slow how do I know this well I profiled it I tried Intel V2 which is a profiler for Linux and I think it also works on Windows it told me that memcomp avx2 move be is slow and it's taking about 60 percent of my CPU now memcomp is the function I'm using to compare the strings and the rest of our stuff is taking only 25 percent of The Benchmark time so clearly mem comp is the slow part here I also profile G perf and noticed that it wasn't that much of a bottleneck to do the string Compares so I decided to take a look at g perf's code so it does a string compare which is basically the same as a mem comp and it also does a links check which I'm also doing but it also has this piece of code this star stir equals star s what's that doing well that's checking the first character of the string and only if the first character matches does it do the string comparison in the length check so this seemed a bit weird because the string comparison is supposed to be doing the same thing anyway right I thought well what's the harm I'll try it we'll see how my hash table performs with this with this trick and we beat G perf just like that that one little thing was all we needed to get a huge 50 speed up and beat the pants off G perf Pop Quiz so we saw that checking the first character made it faster but why does it make it faster I also decided hey if we're checking the first character and that's faster why not check the first two characters we already loaded that into memory as part of our hash function so well it turns out it's a little slower than just checking the first character I didn't really investigate why but there you go perf tip number three see how other people did it in my case I looked at g-perf to see what trick they were doing to make their string comparisons faster and I was able to use the same trick to get a massive speed up but make sure to measure it because there might be some technique you copy from somebody else but it actually doesn't improve performance or maybe makes things worse speaking of seeing how other people did it I also looked at general purpose hash tables to see what tricks I could learn from them and one thing I saw is that for Collision detection some hash tables stored the hash inside the table in addition to the string and the value and this means before checking the string inside the table they can check the hash inside the table and see if there's a match so in this case we would check the hash for the if and see that there's a match and check the hash for Fetch and see that there's no match so let's see how this performs compared to check in the first character and it actually performs about the same unfortunately this approach needs a little bit more memory so I decided to just stick with the check in the first character so I beat the performance of G perf what else can we do with our perfect hash table well let's look at our keyword set again let's focus in on this keyword Constructor this is the longest keyword intercept it takes up 11 characters which means all of our keys are at most 11 characters we're using memcom but maybe there's a faster way to compare this key with the input key so let's do a web search what's the fastest way to compare 11 bytes and C plus plus wow our search engine gives us a thing about STD byte but then it points us at mem comp which is the function we're already using so uh that's not really helpful let's think about this again what we want to do is compare the input string Constructor with what's in the table Constructor all in one go but if we have a small input like let we want to treat that the same as if it was Constructor so we're going to add some zeros at the end and compare that with what's in the table which also has zeros at the end so now the question isn't how do we compare 11 characters but how do we load 11 characters and then do the comparison so let's do another web search this seems a bit more promising but there's some buzzwords here like XM and m256 what are those on x8664 there's a bunch of different registers so the xmm we saw in that web search refers to these 16 byte integers or floats XM 0 through xm15 now this can be accessed from C plus plus using the m128i type so let's say we're able to load them into memory now we want to compare the strings so how do we do that well let's do another web search and it takes us a while to find but we end up with this mm computers intrinsic now what is this it stands for multimedia compare explicitly sized string and I can't figure out what the C stands for now this is specific to Intel but I'm on an Intel processor let's see how it performs now compared to our fastest approach oh we got a crash what's going on here this is how I was thinking about it we have the word let and then we have garbage after the lead in the rest of the string we zero out the stuff after the string and then do a comparison with the thing in the table the problem is if we're near the end of the string then accessing the remaining bytes is out of bounds and that can cause a crash so what we want to do instead is make sure that the input string has a bunch of trailing zeros in it therefore even though we're kind of out of bounds it doesn't cause any crash for us now if we make sure after we load the input file that we add some little bytes at the end and we run our Benchmark and better than our inline hash approach from before so perf tip number four is to improve your data in our case we were able to use copy Cersei without any extra bounce checking by changing the input data to have the null bytes at the end and in general the more you can make assumptions about the data the faster code you can make and how do you make more assumptions you can massage your data so those assumptions are valid perf tip number five keep asking questions simple web searches can expand your toolbox and think about what your Hardware has built in and do some research now while developing the copy stirsy thing I noticed that it requires SSC 4.2 but I want my software to run on older processors where SSE 4.2 is not available so I developed a version that works on all Intel 64-bit processors so let's see how that one performs so it's actually faster than compy stersi even though compy stursi is dedicated at string comparisons while developing the portable move mask approach I learned about the SSC 4.1 instruction p-test so let's try using that to solve a problem instead p-test is even faster than either or move mask so let's stick with that huh so perf tip number six smaller isn't always better the compy stersi solution was the smallest using only 31 total instructions for the entire algorithm but it ended up being slower than both move mask and P tests which had more instructions so fewer instructions doesn't necessarily mean faster even if the instruction seems to be dedicated to the specific task you're doing quiz can we optimize our string comparison without using special symdy instructions for example just using normal integers so now our string comparison isn't showing up in Intel V2 so the v-tune profiler we used earlier tells us about functions we need to drill down a little bit deeper than functions and get to the assembly instructions so for that we're going to use a tool called perf recorder Benchmark and then perf report we get this an assembly print out this shows us the percent of time taken on the left column and on the right column is the assembly instructions you can see the instructions color coded based on how hot they are so let's zoom in to the hot part if we read carefully we can see this is a string comparison code we're loading things we're doing a p-test we're doing some comparisons and then we're returning I don't see a way to optimize this there doesn't seem to be any wasted instructions here so let's try a different approach for profiling this tab we're going to use perf stat which gives us performance counter data rather than instruction data and it gives us a lot of data but let's focus in on these two Branch misses and L1 decache load misses now our Branch misses is almost four percent of all branches now four percent of Branch misses doesn't sound like a lot but each branch Miss K and cost a lot of time so let's talk about branches for a little bit let's say you have this code if strong health is 4 otherwise helps as one and we return the health this might get compiled down to this code we have the if which is the test and the jump now the jump instruction J and E is what we call a branch sometimes j e will go to another instruction and sometimes it just goes to the next instruction branches are something CPUs predict and if they predict incorrectly it could be disastrous for performance one technique to get rid of Branch misses is to get rid of the branches entirely in this particular program we can avoid branches by using a little bit of math this formula gives us the same answer but it doesn't use any branches in fact it only compiles down to one assembly instructional line machine but we can't always use this technique right so let's use something a bit more General so let's rewrite our if this way Anna for compiler is nice to us it'll generate code like this so the if used to be a test and a jump now it's a test and a c move C move not equal in this case now there's no branches which means we won't get any branch misses from this code unfortunately C plus plus compilers are very unreliable when it comes to C move so we often need to resort to inline assembly to get the machine code we want so in our particular example we would convert these jumps into a few C moves so let's see how C move performed compared to the branching version here are the three simdi approaches we made and the branchless version of computers is flying we're almost at 10 times the speed of the standard hash table we can also use this technique for the other simdi approaches like move mask and for p-test now interestingly in the branch version p-test was a bit faster than move Mass but in this case move mask is faster than p-test and even comp Easter C is faster than p-test so it's a good idea to try all combinations of the different approaches you try rather than assuming the best one at one time is going to remain the best in the future perfect tip number seven use multiple profiling tools I wasn't able to notice the branch Miss issue until I used perfstat rather than perf record or v-tune sometimes your profiler can mislead you into thinking something is slow for one reason even though the reason is totally different perf tip number eight Benchmark on real data in my case I was benchmarking against keywords and variable names in jQuery which is a real world JavaScript code base if I instead benchmarked on say just keywords or just variable names I wouldn't have noticed the branch Miss issue because it would either always pass or always fail and if it's if your data is always passing or always failing that's pretty easy for a CPU to predict therefore you don't end up with Branch misses but because I use real world data where only 20 of identifiers are actually keywords the CPU wasn't able to predict as well therefore there were a lot of Branch misses and I was able to optimize for that use case if you use fake data in your benchmarks you might be optimizing for fake workloads rather than real workloads pop quiz could we make the length check at the top of our function branchless let's talk about more ideas after we do the hashing we need to compute the array index at a low level you take the hash you modulo by the table size you multiply it by the entry size and bytes in order to get the byte offset if our table size is a power of 2 such as 512 we can use a bitwise and instead of modulo a bitwise and is much faster than using a module and it's something the compiler might do for you but you should probably do by hand if you really care in the same vein instead of doing a multiplication we can use a bitwise shift if the entry size is a power of two so in our case we're going to try an entry size of 16 which lets us shift left by four but my thinking is what if we can get rid of the shift we're already doing a bit wise and what if we could use the bitwise and to clear the bottom bits which kind of acts like a shift so if we do our address calculation a little bit differently we can get rid of the shift and just do one bitwise and in addition to the addition with the table so what's this look like at the assembly level well on the left we have the original code which does the and that we talked about it also does some additions and multiplies to get the right address on the right is there a new way of doing things which only has an and instruction so let's see how this performs so originally we had a 13 byte entry so let's try a 16 byte entry with this technique and it performs just a smidge faster or maybe just the same it's hard to tell one theory is that we made a bigger table because we had to make the entries 16 bytes instead of 13 bytes each so let's try shrinking the table and seeing if that gives us a performance Improvement well how do we make the table smaller as I mentioned earlier the way my hash table works is that we try inserting all the keys with a certain hash function that doesn't work we change the seed and try inserting all of them again and we try that a bunch of times and if we can't fit them in after 50 000 attempts we make the table a little bit bigger and then try the process again but what if we just try harder what if we do more attempts and don't give up so early it'll make Generations slower but maybe we can get lucky and find a no Collision hash table with a smaller size here we have a hash table with the default attempts count and it ended up at 262 entries now if I crank that up to like a million attempts we end up at 194 entries which performs the same so it looks like smaller tables doesn't mean better I mean it might mean better for memory usage or something like that but it doesn't mean better for lookup performance so in addition to those failed attempts I've had other missteps I had trouble making Pilots generate two 16-bit lows that get merged in together for the character selection I also couldn't make compilers generate C move instructions that was a real pain I had to resort to inline assembly and the problem with inline assembly is it's kind of a black box for compilers so they can't optimize that much around the inline assembly also the several CMD approaches that I talked about I had to write like 20 versions of them until I got something that performed well and didn't have a bunch of crashes in particular generally the mass that took the input string and removed the extra stuff at the end that was kind of tough fortunately while I was developing it I learned about the p-test obstruction because clang generated P tests for one of my mass generation approaches even though I did struggle making the implementation I did learn something by virtue of claying optimizing my code so I did all these optimizations and then realized actually my length check wasn't working properly I had to go back and rewrite a bunch of the different approaches to make sure they were doing the link check correctly and I had to do the length check slightly differently for each one because the nature of the string comparison algorithms so perf tip number nine keep trying new ideas you will hate a lot of dead ends but you will learn things as you go along winners don't give up Pop Quiz what ideas do you have for my perfect hash table I myself have more ideas to try but performance is good enough and I've been hacking at this for two weeks so if anybody wants to try these ideas be my guest so let's take a look at those pop quizzes and see if we can answer them so the first pop quiz what happens if the hash function always returns the same index how many keys need to be checked the answer is bad things all values are put in the same bucket and the hash lookup function needs to check every single bucket to see is their match lookup devolves into a linear scan for both hits and misses and it's probably slower than blasting through an array next Pop Quiz why do we want to pack the characters into a single 32-bit integer the answer is that some hash functions such as Intel crc32 instruction work efficiently on 32-bit registers rather than being fed one byte at a time what else could we assume about the key length than the minimum size well the longest keyword has 11 characters and that means we can exit early just like we exit early if the length is less than two it also means that all the keywords fit in a 16-bit CMD register and we tried doing this and it gave us some pretty good speedups now why did checking the first character ourselves make a look of 50 faster I'm not 100 sure on this but my guess is because of the early check on lookup failures which are 80 of the time we could avoid calling memcom and mem comp is pretty cheap but it's not as cheap as an if statement next question can we optimize our string comparison without using special symdy instructions well the answer is yes if what we do is do a mem comp with exactly 12 all compilers will generate a 64-bit load followed by a 12-bit load and we could do the same technique and do some masking so let's try it here's our fast branchless 70 approaches and without using special 70 instructions we almost got the same performance as our p-test approach that's pretty good could we make the length bounce check branchless well the answer is yes but we got to be careful if we're looking up a single character identifier such as the letter X well our hash function checks the first two characters which means it'll check out of bounds one character but also it checks the last two characters which means it checks before the string and our string comparison function loads either 12 or 16 bytes depending on the algorithm so we have to make sure that one byte before and 15 bytes after are allocated and not out of bounds if we can make this assumption we could just delete the bounce check so let's see how this compares to our fast assembly approach and it's even better now this is surprising to me because we're doing all this hashing and all this lookup and all the string comparison stuff for one character variable names now I imagine there's a lot of one character variable names but it seems like it's not predictable by the CPU so it's faster to do all this work than to have the CPU mispredict so perf tip number 10 is to talk about your optimizations I didn't have this idea of deleting the balance check until I made this video and when I made the video I Decided well I should probably check the performance of deleting the balance check because I know it's possible let's try it and I was pleasantly surprised that it made things even faster so if you talk about your optimizations with people even if you just rubber Dock and talk to nobody going through that thinking process can unlock optimization opportunities and the last Pop Quiz question was about what ideas you have for my perfect hash table and of course you should leave a comment with your answer below so that's my journey of making a hash table that is 10 times faster than C plus Plus's built-in hash table preliminary results say my compiler is about five percent faster overall even though detecting keywords is actually a pretty small part of the compiler we covered 10 performance tips you can do in your own programs to make things faster now none of these are specialized for hash tables or data structures they're just general performance tips that you can use in your own programs so I hope you learned something have fun optimizing your code I want to thank Dave Churchill and other Chatters in my twitch stream who helped me make my perfect hash table even better | strager | UC3ewEwPUnReNd_mgwxOn9aQ | 2023-03-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,810 | 35,414 |
UxRrfjpkld8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxRrfjpkld8 | Size Matters 2019 TRAVELER'S NOTEBOOK, RING BINDER and DISC BOUND Planner Insert Sizes (in Inches) | [Music] hi this is Rochelle it's crap craptastic and I'm back to do an updated version of the size matters video that I did I can't believe it's been two years but two years ago there have been some changes for the sizes available for travellish notebooks disk bound systems and ring systems so I'm gonna do my best to show you what sizes are out there and popular and available now and explain how they work or how they compare to each other before I get into that on the previous video there were quite a few comments about the metric system versus Imperial and standard system I'm well aware of the differences and how that works and why it is the way it is what I was trying to do and what I am trying to do in these size matters videos is explain to the newbies to the planetary community how the size is compare I'm not so much hung up on if metric is the way to go or why the metric sizes are the way they are it's more just an explanation of size and comparing sizes so that if as a new planner you're looking to buy a planner and trying to figure out what size might work for you or you would like to see how it compares to another size I'm trying to give you that information and also it kind of helps if you're making your own inserts kind of gives you a guide and somewhere to start so enough of that I do understand metric versus imperial or standard I understand that and when showing these sizes that were metric I've converted the metric to inches because I am in the US and we do use inches to measure in the u.s. so I'm that's just that's just what it is okay I just wanted to show this briefly this is a letter size piece of paper this is a page that is an a4 size this is the difference in the two hopefully you can see that the letter is slightly wider and the a4 is slightly longer all the sizes in the metric system are based off of this a4 size from what I understand and from what I've researched so when you fold this in half you get the a5 and continue folding and you get the smaller sizes over here in the US we use letter size paper so we kind of do the same thing it's just not called the same names so when you fold this in half which I'm actually gonna do this with this one when you fold this in half it's called half page 1/2 letter half sheet then when you fold it in half again this measures five and a half by eight and a half when you fold it in half again this gives you four and a quarter by five and a half there is no travelers notebook size that I know of that is this size which I don't understand this would be like a perfect size to make a traveler's notebook the closest that I know of is the pocket size which is three and a half by five and a half and then if you even fold it even further this would be considered a quarter page in the graphic design world printing world that I know up it stays a quarter page and then you go down to your eighth page which is when you fold that and half even further okay so and I don't think we have anything this size either as far as travellers notebooks or maybe we do two and three quarters by four and a quarter know the closest thing we have to this would be the micro but it's not exact so this is I mean basically the same concept that is used with the a4 the only difference is we don't use the folded versions as travelers notebook sizes we stick with using the sizes that are metric basically I mean we have a few that are thrown in in between that are not but for the most part everything is based on the metric system I've just converted to inches to make it easier for those of us who use inches so let's go ahead and get into it I have three types of sizes I'm doing dist ring bound and travelers notebooks they're gonna be mixed in but I will also do photos of each set separately so that you can see what the sizes are I'm gonna start big to small I'm gonna start with a classic disc this is basically the size of a happy planner classic size habit happy planner seven by nine and a quarter inches I don't know what else to say about it it's very comparable to the size of an Erin Condren and I think it's close in size to the pomp paper planner those are spiral bound bound planners so the recollections planner is probably around the same size as well that is the classic size then we move into the classic half sheet which is half of this which is four and a four and one-eighth by nine and a quarter these are not converted from metric sizes these are just the sizes that they are they are what they are okay now here we get into the metric world again I'm going large to small so this is the half letter and this is the actual a5 which is based on the metric size so these are comparable this is like I showed you with the pink and white paper this is the letter size piece of paper fold it in half and gives you the half letter which is comparable to the a5 you can see the difference here the a5 is slightly wider and it's shorter so there's that as it compares to this you can see the difference in the sizes I don't know I'm gonna I'm gonna keep the metric version tucked inside of the actual version for this okay then we're going to move on to the Calle I don't know if this is metric - there's only one size of this that I was able to find Calle is five by eight and a quarter it's just slightly smaller than the half letter and a five so this is how they compare again compares to the discount there's that then we move on to what I think was one of the original sizes for the traveler's notebook which is regular or standard it's also called the US size conversion is four and a quarter by eight and a quarter the metric conversion is actually four point three three by eight point two five this is how they compare very little difference it's like a slither here difference in size okay the height is exactly the same this again is what the standard Midori I think there's this exchange names I don't remember what the new name is but it used to be the Midori that was this size then we move on to the v6 which is a photo size 5 by 7 this is the size in inches and this is what the metric size is converted to inches four point eight by six point eight five by seven would be easier for you to measure if you're using inches you can convert this to the metric version and do it that way it just depends on what you want to do and this is the difference in size very minimal difference okay so that's these six and so we're getting smaller and smaller we're back to another dist this is minidisc not much difference from the b6 it's four point six to five by seven it's another discount and actually what it is it's half of the classic going this way okay so you have the half sheet that goes this way that is half of the classic and the many that goes this way that is half of the classroom but I put this over here because it's more along the size of the b6 it's comparable very similar in size just slightly more narrow than the b6 of these that I have down here actually the half letter maybe one of the more versatile sizes and that is used in all of these systems that I'm showing sizes form this is used and referred to as a junior size and some discount systems it's used for ring bound systems and travelers notebooks so all three of those have 1/2 letter size or a 5 versions b6 is similar in that even though you can have this size for any of these sizes v6 also there's a ring version and travelers notebook for v6 personal wide is specific to rings but it is basically the same thing as the minidisc and the b6 these three are really pretty much interchangeable I would say the size difference is so minimal it always just funny to me that people say oh I prefer personal wide over b6 you're talking about a quarter of an inch is it's really the same thing I mean look at that these are all in the same family so if this size is for you any any of these three would work okay personal wide again I don't think that there is a travelers notebook in this size it's just rings next up is another somewhat newer size and that is b6 slim b6 slim is 4.25 by 7 so basically it is a short version of the regular or standard travelers notebook besides I went ahead and did the conversion that I found online as far as the metric size so it would be four point three three by six point eight but I'm not a hundred percent sure that this is a legit size it's really a thing I'm not sure but I do know the b6 slim is typically 4.25 by seven again it's the same size as the b6 just a little more narrow okay to one is somewhat of an oddball but I want it to include because it's very popular right now and that is the hub on eg weeks measures three and a half by seven point one to five or seven and 1/8 and basically it's comparable again to all these sizes all of these are basically in the same family as far as height the width might be a little different but very similar heights then we have personal size which is three and a quarter by six and a quarter this one is quite versatile in that the travelers notebook version and the ring bound version are exactly the same size so they're interchangeable this was my favorite of all the sizes because of that but now that more of the sizes are interchangeable between rings and travellers notebooks I'm not as stuck on personal size as I was I'm kind of branching out a little more thinking I might want something a little bigger but this was my favorite size my culture size even as recent as the beginning of the year I was you know personal size it's my size that's that's me but things change okay so now we're moving on to a six another photo size this is what the a six size would be and this is the metric version converted to inches 4.1 three by five point eight three as you can see is very little difference the metric version is a little shorter and a little wider which typically is the case because of where we start with the a4 page but here we go so that is the difference and then the a6 also is traveler's notebook a traveler's notebook size and a ring size this is how it compares with those no fan those out nicely in a minute next size is pocket as far as I know there is no metric version of this this size is three and a half by five and a half and again this is the one that I said was closest to the quarter letter size that's neither here nor there and this is just a smaller size slightly smaller than a six then we have past which is comparable to pocket it's only about a half inch difference passport is three and a half by five the metric version converted to inches is 3.5 by four point eight very minimal difference as you can see the difference is just in the height okay so there's Passport then finally we have the micro versions we're gonna start with the micro travelers notebook size is three by four the metric version converted to inches is 2.3 five by four I'm still not 100% sure that this is correct but from what I could find that's what it is and this is the difference just a quarter of an inch in the width the height is the same again three by four micro size and finally we have micro disk which is the same three by four but I still wanted to show that it is a disc version of the micro okay so that is all of the sizes and I'm gonna divide these up and show you what the disk size azar I'm gonna show you a set of the ring sizes and then travelers notebook or bounds book sizes okay so these are the disc sizes and I'm putting the half letter in a five in here because there is the junior size that is available in the discount system as well this is the collection that I know of to be available for disc balanced sizes again you can make your disc any size you want all you need is a disc in the punch your holes and you can make it whatever size you want there is also a big discount system cut and it's basically just a letter size I did not put that in here maybe I should but I mean it's just a piece of letter paper punch and put on some diss okay so this is what we have for this so let's move on to travelers notebook sizes of course we have the half letter the Calle the regular and yes I finally did learn how to say Calle I don't know what I was going through on that other video oh you got v6 is a traveler's notebook you're trying to get these to fan out and we have v6 slim you have this is not technically a traveler's notebook but it is treated a lot like one so I'm going to include that there the hubba Nietzsche weeks we have passport personal a6 lots of traveler's notebook sizes pocket and micro okay don't get all those in the picture okay now let's move on to rings as I was going through the Rings I realized that I forgot one ring so I've been intending to do this video for months and I was collecting all the ones that I was missing and even at the beginning of recording this I forgot one thing and that was pocket Rings so I'm including it here with the ring bound systems and I will also put it in the final shot with all the sizes together but pocket Rings is 3.25 by 4.75 there is a metric equivalent but I think it's exactly the same so I did not make a metric 2 inch version so this is how it compares with the pocket traveler's notebook size ok so those are your ring sizes so that's it for the updated version of size matters I will have photos and information available on my website site regarding the sizes if you like videos like this please hit the subscribe button and the little bell so that you'll receive notifications each time I upload a new video if you have any questions or comments please leave them below thanks for watching and I'll talk to you later bye [Music] | Scrapcraftastic | UC1GNHvIux60Obajhd2VwAXQ | 2019-06-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,717 | 13,639 |
5JetGR2lnR0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JetGR2lnR0 | How to finish the Abyss (The Stills) In Crotas End in Destiny 2 | so Carter's end has come to Destiny 2 and not with a whimper but with a bang this is a more difficult raid than I think a lot of people anticipate in this guide I will go over the first encounter the abyss encounter which in Destiny one was something I could solo but you cannot do that in Destiny 2. first off this takes you to the hell mouth just like in Destiny 1 but in this case the child's light you get the very beginning you pick that up and you'll notice that your bar is building with that and you can increase the speed of that bar generating by killing enemies once that completes and it's completely full you'll need someone to take that off of you when they take it off of you they will get the Chalice at that point it'll continue to grow on them and you will get an Enlightenment buff use that start building the bridge when enough people have done that where they pass a chalice around they got Enlightenment and they've actually put that in into the plate they will see the bridge build and you can go down to the abyss once you start keep moving through this encounter you'll see two debuffs that show up on you one is engulfed in darkness and one is weight of Darkness weight of Darkness goes from zero to ten and as it goes up you'll see your abilities to spread meant to jump and things reduced and that'll make it more difficult to deal with the enemies you can get over this by running an arc subclass and becoming Amplified and other things like using eager Edge the other thing is this engulfed in darkness is engulfed in darkness counts down from 60 seconds when it's finished and gets to zero the entire fire team wipes you will need to reset that over time to reset that there's a couple mechanics that go into this and this will be repeated throughout the raid what you will do is you will pick up the Chalice just like you did above the Chalice will count down until it gets completely full when it's completely full you'll see that you'll be engulfed with light with a 10 second counter you need to have someone take the Challenge from you within that 10 seconds or you will die once that's complete and they take that you will have an Enlightenment buff on you you can take that Enlightenment buff and actually put that into the lamp to start the lamp up the lamp will start glowing and it will slowly take your stacks of weight of Darkness down now one thing to keep in mind just like in Destiny 1 over time you need to start moving because that lamp will actually explode and kill the entire fire team so what I typically do when I do that is I will go and probably wait till the my way of darkness is down to two or three because then I know I have a little bit of buffer to start running to the next lamp and I'll start moving at that point and obviously you just keep going through lamps lamps will either be in front of you right or left and ever backwards and you'll keep going through these because you're trying to make your way through this maze probably at about every four or five lamps you'll actually notice that no glamps past that are lit up that's because you actually have to persist the Chalice to be able to light the next section of lamps so to do that someone who has the Chalice will go over usually what we do is we have someone finish up they get their Enlightenment the person with the enlightenment puts that into the lamp to get the lamp started and then the person just got the Chalice we'll go over to these little areas that are right beside the lamps you'll see what an example of one here they'll put their chalice in and then someone else will pick up the Chalice to run to the next lamp now one of the things that can be really tricky this encounter is making sure people know when to pick the Chalice up and when not to so here's some advice on what we did we stuck to very simple term so people understood what we're saying so first off if you were and you could do whatever you want on your fire team but what we did is on our fire team when we were completely done with a chalice we would say we were charged that would tell the next person to pick up the Chalice from us the other thing we did is we would start calling out ahead of time so as soon as we exchange it was saying who's got next that way we make sure we get to the next area there's no confusion about who should be picking it up and who shouldn't be because the other thing that happens is when you take a chalice and you do the Enlightenment and you put it into the lamp you actually have a debuff on you that perfect you it's called drained of light that prevents you from picking up a chalice for a period of time so you will have to make sure it can't be anyone that picks it up the other thing is you don't want to continually pick up one from someone who maybe is in the process trying to to ramp it up so they can light and put it into a lamp so that's why I think it's really important to be able to say who's got next and be very clear about the terms you're using because you could say I'm charged or I'm full of charge you say a bunch of different things but if you're not careful people misinterpret what you're saying and they'll take your chalice before it's done and that could lead to issues and timing going through this encounter and that's basically it you keep doing that keep going through all the lamps at the end you're going to find that you're at a plate and at that plate you will have to put in Enlighten again to build the bridge while you're doing that there'll be some Unstoppable Champions that show up they'll be some ogres and witches again just make sure you have weapons they can deal with them deal with the ads you have in place then you're done at that point you can go and run into the light and you'll make it to the next encounter that's a video if you like it feel free to like the 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_TDvrl0VauE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TDvrl0VauE | Kirby, Hoover, Electrolux vintage vacuums | hello folks Justin here I'm going to show you my parade of vacuums vintage Vacuums in a turn each of them on clean up some mess and then run through each of the modifications I've made on these machines so let's start with the dust or the dirt this is Kitchen dirt my partner and I cook all the time in our kitchen so this is flour uh steel cut oats peanuts I'm gonna put some on the tile here I just laid some tile on this carpet because I have tile and hardwood floors especially downstairs mostly Hardwood so um I wanted to show both types of cleaning and I've actually also got yes a car mat I'm gonna clean up the car mat as well because that's what I do right this is a video of cleaning day today real cleaning with vintage machines let's start with the oldest and then go to the newest they're lined up by age it's an old Kirby I'm going to turn it on let you listen to it and clean up this kitchen dirt on this tile here let's go oh yeah you can see peanuts and some of the steel cut oats are dropping out of the floor nozzle on this old Kirby and I will get to why a little bit later well let's keep let's keep moving down the line and keep cleaning next up is a Hoover reportable but this this handle and included a hose out for you pull the hose out There She Goes blue jay I'm gonna lay it down and do this but I'm trying to do this on a camera all right now I've got no attachment forgot the attachment gotta open it back up can you tell I'm doing this on the Fly all right close the top again and gonna clean the tile again um actually you know what let me just clean the car mat got the car mat here might as well just show it to you now let's try to clean some of what the curb you left behind yeah here it goes to Hoover nice it's a Hoover cleaned up my car mat pretty well okay next up a newer Kirby this is I call this the Beast this thing I'll get to details bicep workout with this thing okay this has got the carpet brush roll on it so that's what I'm going to do I'm going to clean up this supposed kitchen Mist that maybe you know traipsed over into the living room here we go oh I think some observant people would know if you've ever vacuumed with one of these when they're fully down and they've got a good good seal on the carpet it is tough there's tough to to use the beast but gets the job done finally um Electrolux I got the exhaust fan open sorry about that we'll get to the exhaust man a little bit later Electrolux let's do the same thing as what the new curvy tradition just did this is a super J it's going clean up this mess [Applause] [Music] took a couple more passes maybe the observant person saw that um I had some residue right here I could see and I had to pass over that a couple more times now I'm going to do the electric looks twice because it is so simple to switch to hard surface there we go I switched to hard surface from the carpet all right and if I need to temporarily switch to a carpet again some people might be able to tell what I actually use most on a daily basis that's this Electrolux super J I'll get back to it in a moment and why I use it but let me let me Circle back on the the beauty I call the old Kirby the beauty it is a beautiful machine it is also light this is an aluminum upright that's light now I'm not in the canister versus upright machines you can see you know that debate that goes on forever operates are better or the canisters or better yeah I don't care I use all these machines but I use this old curvy upright the lease for the YouTube curious if you want to know exactly how old this machine is maybe you can see this stamp um look how great great condition that stamp is in it's a model 561. and I've been told that this is from the 50s 1950s man oh man now some some smart YouTubers will probably know the exact date um this machine was made in Cincinnati Ohio as was the tradition Kirby the Hoover was made in America as well it was North Canton Ohio and the Electrolux over here actually I've forgotten where Electrolux is made I have to look at the stamp Electrolux is Connecticut yes Old Greenwich Connecticut it says the stamp yeah so these are all American made back in the day no it doesn't no Imports here that's one reason I got them but uh yeah I don't really use the Beautiful Kirby anymore because of the reason that you saw it left behind usually large heavy things it leaves that behind now some people would say that's because you're not using the carpet floor attachment well they have a point there's been some tests there's some smart uh YouTubers who test things I'm a big fan of vac Labs on YouTube the hose drops the airflow on on these machines any machine with a hose you're going to have a drop in airflow so I was using the hose as a surface attachment and you know it would perform better if it was on the carpet unit I also want to point out that it does that this Kirby also has its original ShakeOut bag actually this bag is the shape out bag that has the the paddle the scraper paddle internal scraper paddle so you put your hand inside here and you scrape down the dust I've used this I've actually used this I used this machine for several years you you wash the bag it's a cloth bag it's a ShakeOut bag and I'm just pointing that out because there's I didn't modify this machine to make it take HEPA so there shouldn't be a loss in airflow to a modification like that the only modification I did make to this machine was I switched it to a plastic fan it originally had a metal fan you know when I was using this more on a daily basis I didn't want a metal fan because there's a potential for it to ingest something like a screw or something and that would just be the end of the Machine by the way look at this attachment here this is wonderful this is a metal hose attachment metal on metal you really don't see that very often that's actually one reason why I like the Electrolux because the Electrolux look at all that metal the entire holes is metal all of this metal aluminum not that heavy this knitting piece is basically covered in an aluminum sorry if you can't see what I'm doing here this this mating piece is a plastic but it's covered in metal so I'm hard on machines and I like metal that's why I probably think this is the beauty but again I don't use it very much but I do I do want to point out one thing that's very interesting in it and maybe it will help other people that want to use these older machines these hard surface these hard surface nozzles are really harsh on Floors let me demonstrate if you have a hardwood floor like I have my direct entire downstairs is all right you see that disc come out my entire downstairs is Hardwood and I have some tile listen to what the the surface nozzle does that scraping noise you don't want to hear now some people say oh you don't have the the bristles lowered Yes actually I do have the bristles lowered see that that's the bristles retracted this is the bristles lower now you could sit here and try to get the perfect angle with the bristles no one's got time for that scraping noises like that don't want to hear on hardwood and tile maybe okay on vinyl definitely don't want to hear that so a lot of people in forms and such have said well use these Furniture felt pads you know and I did that I tried that you you stick the furniture felt pads on these hard surface nozzles and then they fall off and that's what happened they kept on falling off forget it this is ingenious read this in Kirby's manual for the tradition actually this manual had the this recommendation you put the dust this is the duster floor duster attachment that I had on and it mates to the hard surface floor nozzle or floor attachment it has these little ridges here and then it has the metal Clips there and you just snap it in just snaps in it's secure that is not going anywhere out well if I stamp it in properly let me see did I do something wrong it was it was in there before and now I can't get it in there now is it in there yes okay when you attach it right it will work so look at that now you basically have a felt pad and you don't have to worry about you know gluing these Furniture pads and all that kind of now listen to the tile nice and soft that's what you want to hear no scratching noises so that's a recommendation um again it was It was kind of buried in deep in the Traditions manual and so I was like okay let me try this and I like it all right next we're going to move on uh that's really the only modifications I made to to the old Kirby by the way I'm going to go through each of the modifications it was that floor attachment thing not really a modification but um a recommendation and the fan I changed out the fan on that because I was using it as a daily I did basic maintenance I changed out the brushes basic you know maintenance on this machine that's it change of brushes I didn't even really need to change the fan and you've got a working machine I did not modify this to be HEPA so that's one point to consider let's move on to the Hoover portable all right now it's got wheels for the Curious this is model 2120 I'm not going to zoom it into because it's so fainty you're not going to be able to see that model 2120 it's wheels so you can actually roll this around on a hard surface or carpet um then I made many modifications to this uh the reason is it has a lot of weaknesses I think this weakness is this hose this hose is how you pull the machine look at that so you know after years and years of pulling I think smart people on YouTube may know that the 2120 is from the 60s that's what I've I've been told it's from the 60s pulling this hose for what 60 years the seams started to leak and I could actually hold it and feel the air leaking through that so I had to seal these seams on this hose in addition it's a little bit different um the bags are no longer made so this bag here is actually from a simplicity a Reaper weaker if I'm pronouncing that right and what I do is I take their cloth bags and their cloth bags can be heparated and I just cut the necessary metal bag holder I just I just cut the the cardboard here this is just cardboard on these things and I just cut it but the very observant will know uh yeah that doesn't really look secure at all and it's not actually this whole machine the bag just sits in the holder like this in these notches so you'll see and then there's this I upgraded this gasket this gasket was very very old I just took a clean brand new toilet gasket that's what this is put it right there it fit perfectly actually it was the exact diameter needed and what happens is all of this lines up if I close it correctly all of it lines up and when you turn the machine on it creates a vacuum watch this lid I'm going to close the lid with this latch but watch the lid when I turn on the machine you see that the whole lid compresses down so that's how the bag seals and it was pretty leaky when I first got it I actually added some additional gasketing on the lid itself in addition to this new you know gasket I put around the the hose pole so yeah pretty leaky would I use this to clean my house no but it's very good at you close it up you take it by its handle and you walk out and then I clean my truck with it you know I get out there and vroom vroom playing the truck so that's what it's good for I wouldn't use it for more than that but there's modifications very simple modifications just some gasketing some sealing and using a Simplicity rigger bag rigor regard bag and uh yeah the machine still cleans next up beautiful blue curvy tradition this I call the Beast that's because yeah you get a workout pulling this thing around could you take this outside and clean your car with it yes it has hose attachments and everything not comfortable it's it's heavy it's heavy um it's also very very heavy when it makes a complete seal with the carpet I'll show that again I think some people have seen this but um foreign this is making a good seal on the carpet but you got to put some pumpkin to it this is not Grandma's machine I would never wish this on anybody's Grandma now the very Observer will notice that I'm probably getting some additional sealing on the carpet because I made a modification to this so I'm going through each of the modifications these machines and the Observer will pick up on the pitch of the fan in this I did not change out the fan what I did is I set this machine to always work in high mode even with carpet I added this little tab here this tab depresses the traditions speed selector for speed switch it's also a safety switch it can be called either it doesn't allow the machine to be turned on if there's nothing depressing this little switch here but the switch also selects the speed and the speed is not selectable externally from that switch uh like newer newer curvings do so I modified this so when I'm cleaning carpets with this fan is spinning higher I want to maximum airflow from this machine so that's what I got I didn't want just the maximum airflow only when the hose is attached and man oh man this thing if I really want my carpets I have a dog I really want the dog hair out of my carpets this is my go-to machine I also modified it this is Kirby's first machine a lot of you to know first machine that had disposable bags but I modified it it's in my way sorry I modified this you can look at other YouTubers my modification is a little bit different I did not take the heritage build tube and I know people are gonna be like why'd you do that because the traditional fill tube is narrower I know that but I didn't want to be drilling and everything so all I did was I let me see if I can show you this I put two Plumbing reducers to reduce the new uh Kirby bag adapter with the narrower tube and I know I know it's narrower even though the spill tube is the original fill tube for the tradition it is just enormous in its cleaning ability so I can use the this is the Green micromagic from Kirby and I can use their cloth HEPA filters in this now so yeah I basically have upgraded it away from the horrible paper bags that it used to use and it is just a beast of a cleaning machine it really is I also use this to renovate my rugs I I do have the Kirby renovator I do not shampoo with it um I just renovate you know if your carpet gets smushed down rug renovator that's the Beast now for the practical Electrolux super J this is the machine it's really my daily driver and I made several modifications to it because this thing gets a lot of heat um not literally but there's this an ongoing debate not just the canister versus upright and clean and dirty fans but the debate that these machines are dirty that they themselves are you know spewing all kinds of dust and everything so let me show you what I did because I told people I did this and and um people said they wanted to know how I did it so the basic complaint on this machine is that it spews uh the claim is that it's used carbon dust well let me show you see the dark this is the exhaust hole what you would use if you were blowing out you would attach the hose here you can see how dark it is that is because I have added an exhaust filter to this machine this is my newest machine but back then they did not have exhaust filters let me show you how this works it's very simple very straightforward and I highly recommend it I took the machine completely apart and it was pretty dusty inside and the the biggest dust I saw was this kind of Blackish grayish particle dust and that's what I saw everywhere and I just thought that maybe I don't know what the previous owner had done so what I'm doing is I'm taking the top of the Electrolux off it just pops off you'll see I had taped a filter that was the power button it just falls off I've taped the exhaust over that is a helper fill a HEPA filter it's not necessary to use a HEPA filter but that's what I put on there and I taped it now the tape is not going to actually keep it there the tape just keeps it in position what actually keeps it in position is the pressure of these gaskets that I added to the top these gaskets put pressure on the edge of this filter so that when the exhaust blows out it keeps that filter you know compressed enough against the surface of the top to seal it so it seals this filter fully down and you can see that working pretty good I mean it's it's mostly a circular dust area but there is some some little bit of dust getting up here but it's mostly dead here that's it this is like window gasketing some people who are familiar with winterization use that and this is just a standard um HEPA filter that you can find on any vacuum store now you could I'm not saying you have to use HEPA because if you think about it this dust is pretty large particles Maybe 2.5 the particle measures have these different sizes this is pretty large and previously I had made them looking for it I thought I'd put it out here anyway I don't have it with me um I had just cut out a furnace filter like a merv7 furnace filter and I taped that on here you have to cut it and sometimes that gets a little bit messy so that's why this sized vacuum filter was just perfect now this is due for changing I need to change this but once you change it all you do is you fit the top back on put your screws back in a little bearded Electrolux for this top they have two flat heads and one Phillips a little weird anyway um yeah so I I'm not trying to get into the debate about whether these machines are clean or dirty I'm just saying if you are concerned about it there is a modification like this modification to you know as insurance if you want to see and I think the Blackness of the exhaust is an indicator that there is some oh shoot I didn't put the button back in the park is a pretty decent indicator that there's some Darkness going and why is that well any of us who've worked on these electric motors no the brushes on these electric motors are generally I've worked on all of the electric motors here and these the brushes on the Electrolux the super J are just giant I mean wow I mean I don't want to accuse Electrolux of over over engineering but um that is probably you know maybe someone would know but that's probably one reason why uh there is so much carbon dust coming out of this it's those brushes are just you know massive or maybe it's the way the brushes are touching the surface area who knows anyway um that's all it takes is you you take the top off put in a new filter and now you have a vintage HEPA exhaust vacuum that is excellent as my daily driver that's all you do attach the hose and you're ready to go now prices some people may be wondering you know how much money did you spend on this stuff these are all secondhand fines local local Goodwill or habit have it to restore that's where all these machines came from this one uh the Electrolux super J all of it came together including the power nozzle the beautiful aluminum power nozzle all of this was just sitting in a box chill the modifications I made were just to improve it and clean it up tradition came with the rug renovator it's attachments um this was 20. and a second hand store and uh the modification for getting the HEPA filters in the bag it was five ten dollars the Hoover was uh 25 and I didn't really actually know what in the world this machine was because I didn't know how to actually work it uh to even open the box and we're both trying to figure out how to open the box when I'm looking at it was 25 bucks um and it is missing one attachment but the only thing it took was some cheap Simplicity bags and some some gaskets that's it and then the original five six one oldie Goldie Kirby this was ten dollars um it came with all these attachments the hose the floor 10 bucks so you know I'm spending less than a hundred dollars and I have multiple machines that serve their purposes if I were to recommend one to purchase it does basically everything that you can do basically everything it would have to be the Electrolux super J from the 1980s and again I'm not anti-kirby I'm not trying to push canister over uprights I got them all I'm just saying based on ease of use based on you know how it sounds again this is the quietest it's pretty light I know some people say these are super heavy and are going to move around I've never experienced that they are I think good machines if you have Hardwood or tile I would definitely do something about your hard surface floor nozzles for sure don't scraping up your uh your floors just because your manufacturer doesn't have a good floor nozzle all right that's it folks Justin signing off I hope someone enjoyed this and found this beneficial and I am going to leave you with some vacuuming of my favorite one and get the floor attachment on | vap0rtranz | 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g4n9AHOlK6s | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4n9AHOlK6s | Pushing to the Front | Orison Swett Marden | Modern, Psychology, Self-Help | Talking Book | 20/20 | chapter 65 of pushing to the front via risin Swett Marden this LibriVox recording is in the public domain recording by luc sidewall chapter 65 why some succeed and others fail life's highway is strewn with failures just as the seabed is strewn with wrecks a large percentage of those who embark in commercial undertakings fail according to the records of commercial agencies why do men fail why do adventures into business happily launched terminate in disastrous wreck why do the few succeed and the many fail some failures are relative and not absolute a partial success is achieved the success that goes of limping along through life but the goal of ambition is unreached the hearts desire unattained there are so many elements that enter into business that it is impossible to more than indicate them health natural aptitude temperament disposition a right start and in the right place hereditary traits good judgment common-sense level-headedness etc are all factors which enter into one's chance of success in life the best weak in doing one chapter is to hang out the red flag over the dangerous places to chart the rocks and Shoals we're on multitudes of vessels which left the port of youth with flying colors favouring breezes and every promise of a successful voyage have been wrecked and lost the lack of self-confidence and lack of faith in one's ideas in one's mission in life have caused innumerable failures people who don't get on and you don't know why do not realize the power of trifles to mire a career what little things are killing their business or injuring their profession do not realize how little things injure their credit such as the lack of promptness and paying bills or meeting a note at the bank many men fail because they thought that they had the field and were in no danger from competition so that the heads of the firm took it easy or because some enterprising up-to-date progressive young men came to town and before they realized it took their trade away from them because they got into a rut and didn't keep up to date stock in an attractive store that I realized what splendid salesman an attractive place of business up-to-date methods and Curt his treatment of customers mean men often fail because they do not realize that creeping paralysis caused by dry rot is gradually strangling their business many businessmen failed because they dare not look their business conditions in the face when things go wrong and do not adopt heroic methods but continued to use palliatives until the conditions are beyond cure even with a surgeon's knife lots of men fail because they don't know how to get rid of Deadwood in their establishment or retain non-productive employees who with slipshod methods and indifference drive away more business than the proprietors can bring in by advertising many other men failed because they tried bluff in plays of capital and proper training or books they didn't keep up with the times lots of young people failed to get ahead and plot along in mediocrity because they never found their place they are round pegs in square holes others are not capable of coping with antagonism favoritism Praia ters and managers has killed many a business a multitude of men failed to get on because they take themselves too seriously they deliver their goods in a hearse employee surly by accommodating clerks bad business manners have killed many a business slave driving methods inability to get along with others lack of system defective organizing ability have cut short many a career a great many men are ruined by sidelines things outside their regular vocation success depends upon efficiency and efficiency is impossible without intense persistent concentration many travelling men think that they can pick up a little extra money and increase their income by taking up some sidelines but it is always the small men never the big one who has a sideline many of these men remain small and are never able to rise to a big salaried position because they split up their endeavor dissipate their energy sidelines are dangerous because they divert the mind scatter effort and nothing great can be accomplished without intense concentration many people are always driving success away from them by their antagonists ik manner and they're pessimistic thought they work for one thing but expect something else they don't realize that their mental attitude must correspond with their ambition that if they are working hard to get on they must expect prosperity and not kill their prospects for their adverse mental attitude they doubts and fears lots of men are ruined by a sure thing an insider tip buying stocks and other people's judgment many people fail because they lose their grit after fail or when they get down they don't know how to get up many are victims of their moods slaves of despondency courage and an optimistic outlook upon life are imperative to the winner fear is fatal to success many a young man fails because he cannot multiply himself in others cannot delegate his work he's lost in detail other men fail in an attempt to build up a big business their minds are not trained to grasp large subjects to generalize to make combinations they are not self-reliant depending upon other people's judgment and advice many a man who works hard himself does not know how to handle men and does not know how to use other people's brains thousands of youths failed to get on because they never fall in love with their work work that his treachery never succeeds 50 years ago a stable boy cleaned the horses of a prosperous hotel proprietor who drove into Denver for suppliers that boy became governor Colorado and later the hotel keeper with shattered fortunes was glad to accept a place as watchman at the hand of the former stable boy life is made up of such contrasts every successful man in whatever degree and in whatever line has it every step of his life been on seemingly equal terms with hundreds of his fellows who later reached no such measure of success as he every miserable failure has had at some time as many chances and at least as much possibility of cultivating the same qualities as successful people have had at some time in their lives since humble birth and handicaps of every sort and degree have not prevented success in the determined man since want has often spurred to needed action in obstacles but train to higher leaping why should men fail what causes the failures and half successes that make up the generality of mankind the answer is manifold but it's a lesson is plain as one writer has expressed it every mainspring of success is a mainspring of failure when wound around the wrong way every opportunity for advancement for climbing for success is just as much an opportunity for failure every success quality can be turned to one's disadvantage through excessive development or wrong use no matter how broad and strong the dike may be if a little hole lets the water through ruin and disaster assure possession of almost all the success qualities may be absolutely nullified by one or two faults or voicings sometimes one or two masterful traits of character will carry a person to success in spite of defects that her a serious clock the numerous failures who wished always to blame their misfortunes upon others or upon external circumstances find small confidence statistics compiled by those who have investigated the subject in analyzing the causes of business failure in a recent year Bradstreet's found that 7/10 were due to faults of those failing in only 3/10 to causes entirely beyond their control faults causing failure with % the failures caused by each are given as follows incompetence 19% inexperience 7.8 percent lack of capital 30.3% unwise granting of credit 3.6 percent speculation 2.3% it may be explained that the lack of capital really means attempting to do too much with inadequate capital this is a purely commercial analysis of purely commercial success character delinquencies must be read between the lines 40 successful men were induced not long ago to answer in detailed the question what in your observation are the chief causes of the failure in life of business professional men the causes attributed by these representative men were as follows bad habits bad judgment bad luck bad associates carelessness of details constant assuming of unjustifiable risks desire to become rich too fast drinking dishonest dealings desire of retrenchment dislike to say no with the proper time disregard of the golden rule drifting with the tide expensive habits of life extravagance envy failure to appreciate one surroundings failure to grasp ones opportunities frequent changes from one business to another fooling a way of time in pursuit of a so-called good time gambling inattention incompetent assistants incompetency indolence jealousy lack of attention to business of application of adaptation of ambition of business methods of capital of conservatism of close attention to business of confidence in self of careful accounting of careful observation of definite purpose of discipline in early life of discernment of character of aunt price of energy of economy of faithfulness of faith in one's calling of Industry of integrity of judgment of knowledge of business requirements of manly character of natural ability of perseverance of pure principles of pure courtesy toward people of purpose of pluck of promptness in meeting business engagements of system late hours living beyond one's income living too much to one's employees neglect of details no inborn love for one's calling over confidence in the stability of existing conditions procrastination speculative mania self-indulgence in small vices studying ears rather than vigilance social demoralisation thoughtless marriages trusting one's work to others undesirable location unwillingness to pay the price of success unwillingness to bear early privations waste yielding to easily to discouragement surely here is material enough for a hundred sermons if one care to preach them without attempting to discuss all these causes of failure some few may be profitably examined no youth can hope to succeed who is timid who lacks faith in himself who has not the courage of his convictions and who always seeks for certainty before he ventures self-distrust is the cause of most of our failures said one in the assurance of strength there is strength and they are the weakest however strong who have no faith in themselves or their powers the ruin which overtakes so many merchants said another is do not so much to the lack of business talent as to their lack of business nerves how many lovable persons we see in trade and dower with brilliant capacities but cursed with yielding dispositions who are resolute in no business habits and fixed in no business principles who are prone to follow the instincts of a weak good nature against the ominous hints of a clear intelligence now obliging this friend by endorsing an unsafe note and then pleasing that neighbor by sharing his risk in a hopeless speculation and who after all the capital they have earned by their industry and sagacity has been sunk in benevolent attempts to assist blundering plundering incapacity are doomed in their bankruptcy to be the mark of bitter taunts from growling creditors an insolent pity from a gossiping public scattering one's forces has killed many a man's success withdrawal of the best of yourself from the work to be done is sure to bring final disaster every particle of the man's energy intellect courage and enthusiasm is needed to win success in one line throw off part of the supply at any one or all of these there is danger that what is left will not suffice a little in attention to one's business at a critical point is quite sufficient to cause shipwreck the pilot who pays attention to a pretty passenger he's not likely to bring his ship to port attractive side issues great schemes and flattering promises of large rewards too often lure the business or professional men from a safe path in which he may plod on to shore success many a man fails to become a great man by splitting into several small ones choosing to be a tolerable jacket all trades rather than to be an unrivaled specialist lack of thoroughness is another great cause of failure the world is overcrowded with men young and old who remained stationary filling minor positions and drawing meager salaries simply because they have never thought it worth while to achieve mastery in the pursuits they have chosen to follow black of education has caused many failures if a man has success qualities in him he will not long lack such education as is absolutely necessary to his success he will walk 50 miles if necessary to borrow a book like Lincoln he will hang by one arm to a street lamp and hold his book with the other like a certain Glasgow boy he will study between anvil blowers like Ellie who beer it he will do some of the thousand things that other noble strugglers have done to fight against circumstances that would deprive them of what they hunger for the five conditions of failure said HH Freeland president of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company of New York may be roughly classified thus first laziness and particularly mental laziness second lack of faith in the efficiency of work third reliance on the saving grace of luck fourth lack of courage initiative and persistence fifth the belief that the young man's job affects his standing instead of the young man's affecting the standing of his job look where you will ask of whom you will and you will find they're not circumstances but personal qualities defects and deficiencies calls failures this is strongly expressed by a wealthy manufacturer who said nothing else influences a man's career in life so much as his disposition he may have capacity knowledge social position or money to back him at the start but it is his disposition that will decide his place in the world at the end show me a man who is according to popular prejudice a victim of bad luck and I will show you one who has some unfortunate crooked twists of temperament that invites disaster he is ill-tempered or conceited or trifling or lacks enthusiasm there are some men whose failure to succeed in life is a problem to others as well as to themselves they are industrious prudent and economical yet after a long life striving old age finds them still poor they complain of ill luck they say fate is against them but the real truth is that their projects miscarry because they mistake mere activity for energy confounding two things essentially different they suppose that if they are always busy they must of necessity be advancing their fortunes forgetting that labor misdirected is but a waste of activity the worst of all foes to success is sheer downright laziness there is no polite synonym for laziness too many young men are afraid to work they are lazy they aim to find genteel occupations so that they can dress well and not soiled their clothes and handle things with the tips of their fingers they do not like to get their shoulders under the wheel and they prefer to give orders to others or figure as masters and let someone else do the drudgery there is no place in this century for the lazy man he will be pushed to the wall labor ever will be the inevitable price for everything that is valuable a metropolitan daily newspaper not long ago invited confessions by letter from those who felt that their lives had been failures the newspaper agreed not to disclose the name or identity of any person making such a confession and requested Frank's statements two questions were asked has your life been a failure has your business been a failure some of the replies were pitiable in the extreme some attributed their failures to a cruel fate which seemed to pursue them and toward all their efforts some to hereditary weaknesses deformities and taints some to a husband or a wife others to inhospitable surroundings and cruel circumstances it is worthy of note that not one of these failures mentioned laziness as a cause here are some of the reasons they did give jpt considered that his life was a failure from too much genius he said he thought he could do anything and therefore he couldn't wait to graduate from college but left and began the practice of law it was principal of an Academy overworked himself and had too many irons in the fire he failed he said from dissipating his energies and having too much confidence in them Rutherford said he had four chances to succeed in life but lost them or the first cause of his failure was lack of perseverance he tired of the sameness and routine of his occupation his second shortcoming was too great liberality too much confidence in others third economy was not in his dictionary fourth I had too much hope even in the greatest extremities fifth I believed too much in friends and friendships I couldn't reach human nature and do not make allowance enough for mistakes sixth I never struck my vocation seven I had no one to care for to spur me on to do something in the world I have 70 years old never drank never had bad habits always attended church but I am as poor as when I started for myself GCSE failed dismally my weakness was building air castles I had a burning desire to make a name in the world and came to New York from the country rebuffed discouraged are drifted I had no heart for work I lacked ability and push without which no life can be a success lacked ability and push push is ability laziness is lack of push nothing can take the place of push push means industry and endurance and everlasting stick-to-itiveness a somewhat varied experience of men has led me the longer I live said a great man to set less value on me cleverness to attach more and more importance to industry and physical endurance Goethe said that industries nine-tenths of genius and Franklin that diligence is the mother of good luck a thousand other tongues and pens have a lauded work idleness and shiftlessness may set down as causing a large part of the failures of the world on every side to receive persons who started out with good education and great promise but you have gradually gone to seed there early ambition used out there early ideals gradually dropped to lower standards ambition is a spring that sets the apparatus going all the parts may be perfect but the lack of a spring is a fatal defect without wish to rise desire to accomplish in to attain no life will succeed largely chief among the causes which bring positive failure or a disappointing portion of half success to thousands of honest strugglers is vacillation said Thomas B Brian many a businessman has made his fortune by promptly deciding at some nice juncture to expose himself to a considerable risk yet many failures are caused by ill-advised changes and calls this vacillation of purpose the vacillating man however strong in other respects his always pushed aside in the race of life by the determined man the decisive men who knows what he wants to do and doesn't even brains must give way to decision one could almost say that no one ever failed that was steadfastly devoted to one aim if that aim were not in itself unworthy I am a great believer in a college education but a great many college graduates have made failures of their lives who might have succeeded had they not gone to college because they depended upon theoretical in practical knowledge to help them on and were not willing to begin at the bottom after graduation on every hand we see man who did well in college but who do very poorly in life they stood high in their classes were conscientious hard workers but somehow when they get out into life they do not seem able to catch on they are not practical it would be hard to tell why they never get ahead but there seems to be something lacking in their makeup some screw loose somewhere these brilliant graduates but indifferently successful men are often enigmas to themselves they don't understand why they don't get on there is no doubt that ill health is often the cause of failure but this is often due to a wrong mental attitude wrong thinking the pessimistic discouraged mental attitude is very injurious to good health worry fear anxiety jealousy extreme selfishness poison the system so that it does not perform its functions perfectly and will cause much ill health a complete reversal of the mental attitude would bring robust health to multitudes of those who suffer from poor health if people would only think right and live right ill health would be very rare a wrong mental attitude is the cause of a large part of physical weakness disease and suffering it has been said that the two chief factors of success our industry and health but the history of human trials over difficulties shows the sick the crippled the deformed have often outrun the strong and hailed to the goal of success in spite of tremendous physical handicaps many such instances are cited in other chapters of this volume where men have built an abiding success industry and perseverance have proven the foundation stone of their great achievements every man may lay this foundation and build on for himself whatever immense natural advantages may be great or small industry and perseverance are his if he chooses by the exercise of these qualities he may rise as others have done to success if like policy he Labor's and endures and waits and what he cannot find creates when a success of failure when you are doing the lower while the higher is possible when you are not a cleaner finer larger man or to counter your life work when you live only to eat drink and have a good time and accumulate money when you do not carry a higher wealth in your character than in your pocketbook when your higher brain cells have been crowded out of business by greed when it has made conscience an accuser and shut the sunlight out of your life when all sympathy has been crushed out by selfish devotion to your vocation when the attainment of your ambition has blighted the aspirations and crushed the hopes of others when you plead that you never had time to cultivate your friendships politeness or good manners when you have lost on your way your self-respect your courage your self-control or any other quality of manhood when you do not overtop your vacation when you are not greater as a man than as a lawyer a merchant a physician or a scientist when you have lived a double life and practiced double-dealing when it has made you a physical wreck a victim of nerves and moods when the hunger for more money more land more houses and bonds has grown to be your dominant passion when it is dwarfed you mentally and morally and robbed you of the spontaneity and enthusiasm of youth when it has hardened you to the needs and sufferings of others and made us corner of the poor and unfortunate when there is a dishonest or a deceitful dollar in your possession when your fortune spells the ruin of widows and orphans or the crushing of the opportunities of others when your absorption in your work has made you practically a stranger to your family when you go on the principle of getting all you can and giving as little as possible in return when your greed for money has darkened and cramped your wife's life and deprived her of self-expression have needed rest and recreation or amusement of any kind when the nervous irritability engendered by constant work without relaxation has made you a brute in your home and a nuisance to those who work for you when you rob those who work for you of what is justly their due and then pose as a philanthropist by contributing a small fraction of your unjust gains to some charity or to the endowment of some public institution end of chapter 65 why some succeed and others fail recording by Luke's a tall Brisbane Queensland chapter 66 of pushing to the front by arisin Swett Marden this recording is in the public domain recording by Luke site or chapter 66 rich without money let others plead for pensions I can be reached without money by endeavoring to be superior to everything poor I would have my services to my country unstained by any interested motive Lord Collingwood I ought not to allow any man because he has broad lands to feel that he is rich in my presence I ought to make him feel that I can do without his riches that I cannot be bought neither by comfort neither by pride and although I be utterly penniless and receiving bread from him that he is the poor man beside me Emerson he is richest who is content with the least for content is the wealth of nature Socrates my crown is in my heart not on my head nor decked with diamonds and Indian stones nor to be seen my crown is called content a crown it is that seldom kings and joy Shakespeare many a man is rich without money thousands of men with nothing in their pockets are rich a man born with a good sound Constitution a good stomach a good heart in good limbs and a pretty good headpiece is rich good bones are better than gold tough muscles than silver and nerves that carry energy to every function are better than houses and land hard life soul life hope joy and love are true riches said Beecher why should I scramble and struggle to get possession of a little portion of this earth this is my world now why should I envy others its mere legal possession it belongs to him who can see it enjoy it I need not envy the so called owners of estates in Boston or New York they are merely taking care of my property and keeping it in excellent condition for me for a few pennies for railroad fare whenever I wish I can see and possess the best of it all it has cost me no effort it gives me no care yet the green grass the shrubbery and the statues on the lawns the finer sculptures and the paintings within are always ready for me whenever I feel the desire to look upon them I do not wish to carry them home with me for I could not give them half the care they now receive besides it would take too much of my valuable time and I should be worrying continually lest they be spoiled or stolen I have much of the wealth of the world now it is all prepared for me without any pains on my part all around me are working hard to get things that will please me and competing to see who can give them the cheapest the little that I pay for the use of libraries railroads galleries parks is less than it would cost to care for the least of all I use life and landscape our mind the Stars and flowers the sea and air the birds and trees what more do I want all the ages have been working for me all mankind are my servants I am only required to feed and clothe myself an easy task in this land of opportunity a millionaire pays a big fortune for a gallery of paintings and some poor boy or girl comes in with open mind and poetic fancy and carries away a treasure of beauty which the owner never saw a collector bought at public auction in London for 157 guineas an autograph of Shakespeare but for nothing a schoolboy can read and absorb the riches of Hamlet what is a growing giant whom the coat of house was never large enough to cover a man may as soon fill a chest with grace or a vessel with virtue says Phillips Brooks as a heart with the wealth shall we seek happiness through the sense of taste or of touch shall we idolize our stomachs and our backs have we no higher missions no nobler destinies shall we disgraced the fair day by a pusillanimous preference of our bread to our freedom what does your money say to you what message does it bring to you does it say to you eat during can be married for tomorrow we die does it bring a message of comfort of Education of culture of travel of books of an opportunity to help your fellow men or is the message more land more thousands and millions what message does it bring you clothes are for the naked bread for the starving schools for the ignorant hospitals for the sick asylums for the orphans or of more for yourself and none for others is it a me a message of generosity or of Mendes breadth or narrowness does it speak to you of character does it mean a broader manhood a larger aim a nobler ambition or doesn't cry more more MORE are you an animal loitered within God's or a man filled with a purpose he's rich whose mind is rich whose thought enriches the intellect of the world a sailor on a sinking vessel in the Caribbean Sea eagerly filled his pockets with Spanish dollars from a barrel on board while his companions about to leave in the only boat begged him to seek safety with them but he could not leave the bright metal which he had so longed for and idolized and when the vessel went down he was prevented by his very riches from reaching shore who is the richest of men asked Socrates he who is content with the least for contentment is nature's riches in mores utopia gold was despised criminals were forced to wear heavy chains of it and to have rings of it in their ears it was put to the vilest uses to keep up the scorn of it bad characters were compelled to wear gold headbands diamonds and pearls were used to decorate infants so that the youth would discard and despise them aha if the rich were as rich as the poor fancy riches exclaims Emerson in excavating Pompeii a skeleton was found with the fingers clenched around a quantity of gold a man of business in the town of Hull England when dying pulled a bag of money from under his pillow which he held between his clenched fingers with a grasp so firm as scarcely to relax under the Agony's of death o blind and wanting wit to choose who housed the chaff and burned the grain who hugged the wealth ye cannot use and lack the riches all may gain poverty is the want of much avarice the want of everything a poor man while scoffing at the wealthy for not enjoying themselves was met by a stranger who gave him a purse in which he was always to find a ducat as fast as he took one out another was to drop in but he was not to begin to spend his fortune until he had thrown away the purse he took jus cat after G cut out but continually procrastinated and put off the error of enjoyment until he had got a little more and died at last counting his Millions a beggar was once met by fortune who promised to fill his wallet with gold as much as he might desire on condition that would ever touch the ground should turn at once to dust the beggar opened his wallet asked for more and yet more until the bag burst the gold fell to the ground and all was lost when the steamer Central America was about to sink the stewardess having collected all the gold she could from the staterooms and tied it in her apron jumped for the last boat leaving the steamer she missed her aim fell into the water and the gold carried her down headfirst Franklin said money never made a man happy yet there is nothing in its nature to produce happiness the more a man has the more he wants instead of filling a vacuum it makes one a great bank account can never make a man rich it is the mind that makes the body rich no man is rich however much money or land he may possess who has a poor heart if that is poor he's poor indeed though he owned and ruled kingdoms he's rich or poor according to what he is not according to what he has some men are rich in health in constant cheerfulness in a mercurial temperament which floats them over troubles and trials enough to sink a ship load of ordinary men others are rich in disposition family and friends there are some men so amiable that everybody loves them so cheerful that they carry an atmosphere of jollity about them the human body is packed full of marvellous devices of wonderful contrivances of infinite possibilities for the happiness and enrichment of the individual no physiologist inventor nor scientist has ever been able to point out a single improvement even in the minutest detail in the mechanism of the human body no chemist has ever been able to suggest a superior combination in any one of the elements which make up the human structure one of the first great lessons of life is to learn the true estimate of values as the youth starts out in his career all sorts of wares will be imposed upon him and all kinds of temptations will be used to induce him to buy his success will depend very largely upon his ability to estimate properly not the apparent but the real value of everything presented to him vulgar wealth will flaunt her banner before his eyes and claim supremacy over everything else a thousand different schemes will be thrust into his face with their claims for superiority every occupation and vocation will present its charms and offer its inducements in turn the youth who would succeed must not allow himself to be deceived by appearance but must place the emphasis of life upon the right thing Raphael was rich without money all doors opened to him and he was more than welcome everywhere his sweet spirit radiated sunshine wherever he went Henry Wilson the sworn friend of the oppressed whose one question as to measures or acts was ever is it right will it do good was rich without money so scrupulous had this Natick cobbler been not to make his exalted position a means of worldly gain that when he came to be inaugurated as vice president of the country he was obliged to borrow of his fellow senator charles sumner $100 to meet the necessary expenses of the occasion Mozart the great composer of the Requiem left barely enough money to bury him but he has made the world richer a rich mind and noble spirit will cast over the humblest home a radiance of beauty which the upholsterers and decorator can never approach who would not prefer to be a millionaire of character of contentment rather than possess nothing but the vulgar coins of a crisis whoever uplifts civilization though he died penniless is rich and future generations will erect his monument an Asiatic traveler tells us that one day he found the bodies of two men laid upon the desert sand beside the carcass of a camel they had evidently died from thirst and yet around the waist of each was a large store of jewels of different kinds which they had doubtless been crossing the desert to sell in the markets of Persia the man who has no money is poor but one who has nothing but money his poorer he only is rich who can enjoy without owning he's poor who though he had millions his covetous there are riches of intellect and no man with an intellectual taste can be called poor he is rich as well as brave who can face compulsory poverty and misfortune with cheerfulness and courage we can so educate the willpower that it will focus the thoughts upon the bright side of things and upon objects which elevate the soul thus forming a habit of happiness and goodness which will make us rich the habit of making the best of everything and of always looking on the bright side is a fortune in itself he is rich who values a good name of gold among the ancient Greeks and Romans honor was more sought-after than wealth Rome was Imperial Rome no more when the Imperial purple became an article of traffic Diogenes was captured by pirates and sold as a slave his purchases released him giving him charge of his household and of the education of his children Diogenes despised wealth and affectation and lived in a tub do you want anything asked Alexander the great greatly impressed by the abounding cheerfulness of the philosopher under such circumstances yes replied Diogenes I want you to stand out of my sunshine and not take from me what you cannot give me where I not Alexander exclaimed the great Conqueror I would be Diogenes do you know sir said a devotee of maman to John bright that I am worth a million sterling yes said the irritated but calm spirited respondent I do and I know that it is all you are worth what power can poverty have over a home where loving hearts are beating with a consciousness of untold riches of the head and heart the st. Paul was never so great as when he occupied a prison cell under the streets of Rome and Jesus Christ reached the height of his success when smitten spat upon tormented and crucified he cried in agony and yet with triumphant satisfaction it is finished don't start out in life with a false standard a truly great man may official position and money and houses and estates looks so tawdry so mean and poor that we feel like sinking out of sight with our cheap laurels and our gold one of the great lessons to teach in this century of sharp competition and the survival of the fittest is how to be rich without money and to learn how to live without success according to the popular standard in the poem the changed cross a weary woman is represented as dreaming that she was led to a place where many crosses lay crosses of diverse shapes and sizes the most beautiful one was set in jewels of gold it was so tiny and exquisite that she changed her own plain cross for it thinking she was fortunate in finding one so much lighter and lovelier but soon her back began to ache under the glittering burden and she changed it for another very beautiful and entwined with flowers but she soon found that underneath the flowers were piercing thorns which tore her flesh at last she came to a very plain cross without jewels without carving and with only the word love inscribed upon it she took this one up and it proved the easiest and best of all she was amazed however to find that it was her old cross which she had discarded it is easy to see the jewels and the flowers in other people's crosses but the thorns and heavy weight are known only to the bearers how easy other people's burdens seemed to us compared with our own we do not real as the secret burdens which almost crushed the heart nor the years of weary waiting for delayed success the aching hearts longing for sympathy the hidden poverty the suppressed emotion in other lives William Pitt the great commoner considered money as dirt beneath his feet compared with the public interest and public esteem his hands were clean the object for which we strive tells the story of our lives men and women should be judged by the happiness they create in those around them noble deeds always enrich but millions of mere dollars may impoverish character is perpetual wealth and by the side of him who possesses it the millionaire who has it not seems a pauper invest in yourself and you will never be poor floods cannot carry your wealth away fire cannot burn it rust cannot consume it if a man empties his purse into his head says Franklin no man can take it from him an investment in knowledge always pays the best interest however it be it seems to me it is only noble to be good kind hearts are more than Coronets and simple faith then Norman blood Tennyson end of 66 rich without money end of book pushing to the front by arisin Swett Marden recording by luc site or brisbane queensland | Priceless Audiobooks | UCly1zcKPGzGW9wZMCZodWOA | 2018-01-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,991 | 38,941 |
LO-O7VtjAIA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO-O7VtjAIA | Describes The process of Building The Pyramids Building The Great Pyramid of Giza | markable grasp of science and technology which even today is hard to comprehend this is Egypt land of the Pharaohs a land where east meets west and where ancient and modern worlds collide a country that was founded around the banks of the ribbon lighten I'll that causes gently through these ancient lands this is a country proud of its heritage and for pyramid director Jonathan stamp this was the logical place to start and if you're gonna make a show about the Great Pyramid you've got to go to Egypt so that's precisely what we did we thought that the most original way of looking at the building of the Great Pyramid was to look at it through the eyes of the men who actually built it the real hands-on builders so we started to do some research and we talked to experts in the field and we gradually put together a story that goes all the way from a tiny village where our pyramid builder grows up the village from which he's taken by a royal official who can scripts him brings him up the Nile on a boat all the way to the pyramid site and then follows his life at the pyramid site from the moment he arrives to the moment that as an old man we meet him when we were telling a story about the constructs who built the Great Pyramid and we know that many of the conscripts who built the Pyramid came from as one but that wasn't the only reason we went the real reason we went is that it is exceptionally beautiful it's probably one of the most beautiful stretches of the entire Nile it's also not very built up and it meant that we could very easily create an atmosphere that looked as if it was Egypt four and a half thousand years ago without having to avoid lots of ugly buildings and power lines and all the rest of it we looked into whether or not there were any boats existing in Egypt that we could just use that were accurate to the time two and a half thousand years bc as the time we're talking about and the answer came back quickly there wasn't one so we had to start from scratch so my design team particularly man called Nick Somerville went back basics started looking at books talking to experts and off the basis of the plan we found in one particular book we took that to a boatyard in a place called Rosetta home to the last great craftsman who still build boats in Egypt today in the way that they would have been built all that time ago chief production designer Nick Somerville as the Windsor was blue from north to south they always went upstream sale they came dancing with the current so in terms of coming from as founder the granite blocks they would have just used the drift look at that because we need to use this in several different boats we do the kind of average so that we can do it so as a working boat and as a as a conscript boat as a pop kanebo to a rock caring boat so it's a generalization of that period rather than as specifically the river and a swan is actually quite a difficult piece of Tideway the current runs very fast at ass one it can run it up to four or five knots and the wind blows quite hard and a combination of those two things means it is a difficult place to sail it almost impossible to control and often very very expensive what's going on the top I was Henry who is up there that they've all been standing since they came off that's the extras the boat wouldn't do what we wanted it to do when we wanted it to do it we put an engine a hidden engine in the boat that would have helped although I think then the boat would not have behaved as naturally as it did it certainly behaved as a boat four and a half thousand years ago on the Nile would have behaved so in the end it looked authentic but it was just a it was a nightmare frankly to film we're filming a sequence in which are young conscripts are going up from the village where they conscripted to Giza where they have to build a pyramid and we had a fairly set idea of what we'd be trying to film that day but there were occasions and this was one of them when what happened long location affected how the drama actually unfolded while we were getting ready to turn over and getting the camera ready always an interminable process the conscripts suddenly just started to sing to entertain themselves I suspect that you know 2500 BC they sang to entertain themselves they were on the river a lot so they had time on their hands and singing was one way of passing the time it was a way of celebrating to kind of like a form of prayer and also it was a way of if you were doing rhythmic work it was a way of keeping a rhythm some of the songs that we heard them on the Nile at aswan I felt probably were not very much changed over for millennia the river at aswan is still busy today with holidaymakers taking a cruise or one of the numerous liners who were aboard a more traditional vessel like the felucca sailboats the west bank of the Nile is home to the team of the ARCA car following his death in 1957 his wife ever saw the construction of the beautiful mausoleum because the Sun sets in the west the ancient Egyptians considered the West Bank sacred the granite boulders rising from the Nile at as one are often believed to resemble a herd of bathing elephants the largest of which is known as elephantine island the island is also home to the temple of the RAM headed God kinome worshipped as the fertility god of the nar cannons followers believed he had the power to control the Niles water level this would have a profound effect on the lives of most who resided on its banks the temple priests monitored the rise and fall of the water level at this stone staircase this is an 800-meter 19 steps leading down to the naw which served as the river gauge a high level indicated that the annual flood would be heavy enough to irrigate and yield a good crop and if the crop was good that would mean more revenue for the tax man another reason for using a swan is that at BOS the majestic position on the eastern side of the Nile and watching the sunset here is something you'll never forget to truly understand the mystery of the Great Pyramid you have to go to another place to a place called Sakura where the first pyramid ever built in Egypt still stands we wanted to include Saqqara in the story for that reason and a natural way for us to do it was to have napped past Saqqara on his way north on the Nile of course I immediately thought of my grandfather so he had bent his great stone steps I thought it's the same for day by me that's what we're being sent to do if you go to the car today it's still impossible to visit it without a sense of wonderment and all the Step Pyramid at Saqqara was believed to be the first stone structure of its kind commissioned by King Djoser in 2686 bc Saqqara was the funeral complex of the area at this time and was host to a myriad of tombs and temples it was the fairest chief architect immature you took the bold step of constructing a pyramid rather than a traditional underground burial chambers Saqqara would be a major location for us a place where we did several of our largest builds because giza itself is absolutely overrun with tourists it's also pretty much for all the pictures that you see of it in the desert it's actually in reality really part of a suburb so it's not a very pretty place and it certainly doesn't look anything like the site would have looked four and a half thousand years ago so we needed to look for somewhere nearby that had a very similar geography and a good view of the desert just beyond and this particular site that we found Saqqara was perfect for the job but it's one thing to find the right locations it's another thing to get the costumes right so we went to great lengths to try and get authentic costumes for everybody from the lowliest pyramid building conscript right the way up to the king himself we had an extremely experienced an expert costume design team to work on this that the source really of their best research was the fabulous Cairo Museum one of the great museums of the world where there are a lot of examples of Fourth Dynasty time costumes still surviving I understand that what they're the experts not me that the crucial single thing that they did was get the right fabric no cotton back in each of them working with a form of linen which we think is completely authentic to the Fourth Dynasty and they told me the costume designs that once the fabric is right everything else follows because the fabric falls in a certain way and it catches the light in a certain way the crucial character in this story is king khufu because he's the person for whom the pyramid was built a difficult thing to do to film great royal straight Kings can let you down can look a bit in authentic but we were extremely fortunate because the people who are helping us in Egypt as our location managers and organizers a father-and-son team both looked by sheer coincidence extremely royal their Coptic Egyptians and the cops believed that they are the Egyptians who are most closely related genetically to the ancient Egyptians and if you look at the statue that survives in the Cairo Museum of Khufu and you compare it to the father of that team they actually do look remarkably alike young Khufu's the one who really appears in the film you only see old Khufu once one of the things he had to do for his heart as a young man of 16 I thought this was extremely brave is that he had to be completely shaved for the role because we know the King had a religious function he was the chief priest in Egypt and priests had to shave themselves completely as part of their religious observance make all the hair coming off a citizen costume designer david wolfe was always on set to make sure the costumes would just write this is one of Khufu's outfits and he actually has a lot he has more decorative belts are more decorative some collars and everything which is absolutely from the mountains when a single crown the look the is wearing what is just a very simple gold collar which is counterbalance at the back for the doll don't further they are the kings because that's been long by most of the Pharaohs cuckoos cartouche was the chicken on the chicken and the belt itself is actually representation of the now it feels great I mean she's really stupid for me but great for them and it's all for the sake of Johnson is moving that's finally Nats arrived at the pyramid complex in Giza where he would spend the rest of his working life recreating the pyramid was probably the hardest thing we had to do so we had to go to a variety of locations probably the biggest location that we went to was at a place called a burrow ash now a burrow ash is near Giza about five miles away and it's the site of an unfinished pyramid we went there because it shows what a pyramid looks like if you stopped it halfway through and particularly it shows what the great interior of a pyramid would look like there's sort of central passageways and the chambers and that was something that we wanted to create we knew if we had a basic set we'd be able to modify it with our visual effects team to look exactly as we wanted it to but we needed the basic set to go with but once we went to a burrow ashi lipstick we immediately could see its potential to be the half-finished Great Pyramid if you like and so we went to heaven filmed for two days there we found a variety of sequences one of which is the death of gnats brother Depa all the reconstructions were shot on 35 millimeter film usually reserved for feature films so for the first time the BBC history department use feature film camera equipment on one of their landmark projects once all the action was in the can it was time to merge real footage with state-of-the-art computer graphics and using the magic of television the BBC was able to bring back to life the ancient pyramid construction site and the conscripts who dedicated their lives to it we estimate that it took the ancient Egyptians about 20 years to build the Great Pyramid and we know that it took us 18 months to make our film and I couldn't help but be struck by a kind of similarity which is that both projects required state-of-the-art technology the latest technology that was available and in a way both are tributes to the teams that made them for over four and a half thousand years people have marveled at the Great Pyramid of Giza the ancient Egyptians had a remarkable grasp of science and technology which even today is hard to comprehend this is Egypt land of the Pharaohs a land where east meets west and where ancient and modern worlds collide a country that was founded around the banks of the ribbon light Nile that causes gently through these ancient lands this is a country proud of its heritage and for pyramid director Jonathan stamp this was the logical place to start and if you're gonna make a show about the Great Pyramid you got to go to Egypt so that's precisely what we did we thought that the most original way of looking at the building of the Great Pyramid was to look at it through the eyes of the men who actually built it the real hands-on builders so we started to do some research and we talked to experts in the field and we gradually put together a story that goes all the way from a tiny village where our pyramid builder grows up the village from which he's taken by a royal official bukan scripts him brings him up the Nile on a boat all the way to the pyramid site and then follows his life at the pyramid site from the moment he arrives to the moment that has an old man we meet him well we were telling a story about the conscripts who built the Great Pyramid and we know that many of the constructs are built the Pyramid came from as one but that wasn't the only reason we went the real reason we went is that it is exceptionally beautiful it's probably one of the most beautiful stretches of the entire Nile it's also not very built up and it meant that we could very easily create an atmosphere that looked as if it was easy at four and a half thousand years ago without having to avoid lots of ugly buildings and power lines and all the rest of it we looked into whether or not there were any boats existing in Egypt that we could just use that were accurate to the time two and a half thousand years bc as the time we're talking about and the answer came back quickly there wasn't one so we had to start from scratch so my design team particularly man called Nick somerville went back to basics started looking at books talking to experts and off the basis of the plan we found in one particular book we took that to a boat yard in a place called Rosetta home to the last great craftsman who still build boats in Egypt today in the way that they would have been built all that time ago chief production designer next Somerville as the winds always blue they always went upstream and so they came downstream with the current so in terms of coming from last found earth of granite blocks they would just use the Bristol river because we need to use this in several different boats we do the kind of average so that we can do it so as a working boat and as a as a conscript boat as a top Kane boat or rock cone boat so it's a generalization of that period rather than a specific money the river at aswan is actually quite a difficult piece of Tideway the current runs very fast that's one it can run it up to four or five knots and the wind blows quite hard and the combination of those two things means it is a difficult place to sail it almost impossible to control and often very very expensive what's going on the top I was a Henry who is up there that they've all been standing here since they came in off that to the extras the boat wouldn't do what we wanted it to do when we wanted it to do it if we put an engine a hidden engine in the boat that would have helped although I think then the boat would not have behaved as naturally as it did it's certainly behaviour of boat four and a half thousand years ago on the Nile would have behaved so in the end it looked authentic but it was just a it was a nightmare frankly to film we're filming a sequence in which are young conscripts are going up from the village where they're conscripted to Giza where they have to build a pyramid and we had a fairly set idea of what we'd be trying to film that day but there were occasions and this was one of them when what happened long location affected how the drama actually unfolded while we were getting ready to turn over and getting the camera ready always an interminable process the constructs suddenly just started to sing to entertain themselves I suspect that you know 2500 BC they sang to entertain themselves they were on the river a lot so they had time on their hands and singing was one way of passing the time it was a way of celebrating to kind of like a form of prayer and also it was a way of if you were doing rhythmic work it was a way of keeping a rhythm some of the songs that we heard them on the nine last one I felt probably will not very much changed over for millennia the river at aswan is still busy today with holidaymakers taking a cruise on one of the numerous liners were aboard a more traditional vessel like the felucca sailboats the west bank of the Nile is home to the team of the ARCIC on following his death in 1957 his wife oversaw the construction of the beautiful mausoleum because the Sun sets in the west the ancient Egyptians considered the West Bank sacred the granite boulders rising from the Nile at as one are often believed to resemble a herd of bathing elephants the largest of which has known as elephantine island the island is also home to the temple of the RAM headed God poonam worshipped as the fertility god of the Nile kinome followers believed he had the power to control the Niles water level this would have a profound effect on the lives of most who resided on its banks the temple priests monitored the rise and fall of the water level at this stone staircase this is an 800-meter 90 steps leading down to the naw which served as the river gauge a high level indicated that the annual flood would be heavy enough to irrigate and yield a good crop and if the crop was good that would mean more revenue for the tax man another reason for using a swan is that opposed to majestic position on the eastern side of the Nile and watching the sunset here is something you'll never forget to truly understand the mystery of the Great Pyramid you have to go to another place to a place called Saqqara where the first pyramid ever built in Egypt still stands we wanted to include Saqqara in the story for that reason and a natural way for us to do it was to have nackt parsekar on his way north on the Nile of course I immediately thought of my grandfather so he had bit is great stone steps I thought it's the same for day by me that's what we're being sent to do if you go just a car today it's still impossible to visit it without a sense of wonderment and of all the Step Pyramid at Saqqara was believed to be the first stone structure of its kind commissioned by kings jersey in 2686 bc Saqqara was the funeral complex of the area at this time and was host to a myriad of tombs and temples it was the fairest chief architect immature who took the bold step of constructing a pyramid rather than a traditional underground burial chambers cigar would be a major location for us a place where we did several of our largest bills because Giza itself is absolutely overrun with tourists it's also pretty much for all the pictures that you see of it in the desert it's actually in reality really part of a suburb so it's not a very pretty place and it certainly doesn't look anything like the site would have looked four and a half thousand years ago so we needed to look for someone nearby that had a very similar geography and a good view of the desert just beyond and this particular site that we found Saqqara was perfect for the job but it's one thing to find the right locations it's another thing to get the costumes right so we went to great lengths to try and get authentic costumes for everybody from the lowliest pyramid building conscript right the way up to the king himself we had an extremely experienced an expert costume design team to work on this that the source really of their best research was the fabulous Cairo Museum one of the great museums of the world where there are a lot of examples of Fourth Dynasty time costumes still surviving I understand that what barely | marrul_tvd dlx | UCyJTaxXlGQHCCJAfuIY3LtA | 2016-08-31 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,905 | 20,521 |
eklxfzEGQfg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eklxfzEGQfg | Policy Points - Barry Rabe: Mixed opinions on fracking | >> Pennsylvania has a long standing history of being an energy producer for it generate a lot of oil and gas in the 19th century. Until the arrival of hydraulic fracking techniques, the thinking was that Pennsylvania's involvement in energy was largely past. That's no longer the case. A number of new oils that are being drilled throughout the state because of the Marcellus Shale is very rich deposit continues to grow and with it a series of questions. One is the economic opportunities for developing that resource and jobs that might go along with it, linked though are questions of environmental protection, water, air emissions, safety kinds of factors. And because of the way policy has been set up in the US these are really decisions that individual states, Michigan, Pennsylvania and others are taking because there has not been a federal policy yet. Pennsylvania appears now to be moving in a direction whereby they want to actively encourage the development of this resource have decided through actions taken in Harrisburg, the state capital that they will not impose a tax, a so-called severance tax which is place in 25 other states where you actually tax the energy as it's being extracted from near at the surface of the earth. Where this becomes interesting also is that just in the last few months, we've been able to do a survey of public opinion over 500 Pennsylvanians on some of these various issues. And we found that while the public there is generally supportive of the idea of pursuing fracking, think both short term and longer term it will be delivering significant economic benefits. There are a number of environmental concerns and actually strong public support for some level of taxation, regulatory oversight, and disclosure which actually puts the public view on this seemingly at some variance were felt the policies that are coming out of the state capital right now. | Ford School of Public Policy | UCX3nrxx0QvBLjsN2uU0WS4Q | 2012-04-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 321 | 1,911 |
HqU2nVenOWY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqU2nVenOWY | Kylian Mbappe and Christophe Galtier's Epic Reaction to Lionel Messi's Last-Minute Free Kick Goal | we're talking about the football sensation Lionel Messi and his incredible moment of magic for Paris Saint-Germain it was a roller coaster game at Park de princes with PSG taking on Leal with the score locked at 3-3 in the dying moments of the game the pressure was on psg's head coach Christoph gulkier but then like a bolt from the blue Messi produced a stunning free-kick winner to complete a dramatic turnaround for the French champions can you believe it nessie's goal was nothing short of magical the Argentinian Maestro was some 25 yards out dead center of the pitch outside the D he lined up the free kick and somehow got enough power and dip on the effort to make it go through the wall and into the bottom corner past the helpless Leo goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier it was pure class from the 35 year old veteran playmaker and the reaction from the stadium was Electric the whole crowd started chanting messy messy messy but the most incredulous reaction came from his wife Antonella racuzo who was holding her breath before the kick and then erupted with joy after the goal witnessing these moments felt heartwarming didn't it and what a relief for PSG after staring down the barrel of a fourth straight defeat just 10 minutes before Messi's goal was crucial for the team's morale it was a sigh of relief for gulcher and happiness for psg's fans Lionel Messi's moment of magic for Paris Saint-Germain if you enjoyed this video make sure to check out our other videos and let us know what you think in the comments below thanks for watching | ANGLE90s | UCLdAMXbCGwWaqlTJu75DjOw | 2023-02-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 276 | 1,546 |
5tbD4dVRF2c | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tbD4dVRF2c | Holy Mass from St Edward the Confessor in Tallulah | I will praise you Lord among the Nations in the name of the father and of the son and of the Holy Spirit the Lord be with you r as we come before our Lord to offer these sacred Mysteries this morning let us acknowledge our sins and so prepare our hearts I confess to almighty God and to you my brothers and sisters that I have greatly sinned in my thoughts and in my words and what I have done and in what I have failed to do through my fault through my fault through my most three of us fault and therefore I ask the Blessed Mary ever virgin all the angels and Saints and you my brothers and sisters to pray for me to the Lord Our God and may almighty God have mercy on us forgive us our sins and bring us to everlasting life Lord have mercy Christ have mercy Lord have mercy and let us pray Grant we pray O Lord that as we celebrate in mystery the solemnities of your son's Resurrection so to me we may be worthy to Rejoice at his coming with all the saints through our Lord Jesus Christ your son who lives and reigns with you in the unity ability Spirit one God forever and ever amen just by way of a brief clarification we are not going to be celebrating the Ascension on Thursday that really only happens in New England in the United States so today is Wednesday at the morning mass and then the rest of the week will be uh the ones that are before the Ascension so so just Wednesday at the morning Mass that's what we're looking for today a reading from The Acts of the Apostles after Paul's escorts had taken him to Athens they came away with instructions for Silas and Timothy to join them as soon as possible then Paul stood up at the areopagus and said you Athenians I see that in every respect you are very religious for as I walked around looking carefully at your shrines I even discovered an altar inscribed to an unknown God what therefore you unknowingly worship I Proclaim to you The God Who made the world and all that is in it the Lord of Heaven and Earth does not dwell in sanctuaries made by human hands nor is he served by human hands because he needs nothing rather it is he who gives to everyone life and breath and everything he made from one the whole human race to dwell on the entire surface of the Earth and he fixed the ordered seasons and the boundaries of their regions so that people might seek God even perhaps grope for him and find him though indeed he is not far from any one of us for in him we live and move and have our being as even some of your poets have said for we too are his offspring since therefore we are The Offspring of God we ought not to think that the Divinity is like an image fashioned from gold silver or stone by human art and Imagination God has overlooked the times of ignorance but now he demands that all people everywhere repent because he has established a day on which he will judge the world with Justice through a man he has appointed and he has provided confirmation for all by raising him from the dead when they heard about resurrection of the Dead some begin to scoff but others said we should like to hear you on this some other time and so Paul left them but some did join him and become Believers among them were Dionysus a member of the court of Ariel pagus and a woman named demarius and others with them after this he left Athens and went to Corinth the word of the Lord Heaven and Earth are full of your glory praise the Lord from the heavens Praise Him in the Heights praise him all you Angels praise him all you his host Heaven and Earth are full of your glory let the kings of the earth and All Peoples the princes and all the judges of the earth young man too and maidens old men and boys Heaven and Earth are full of your glory praise the name of the Lord for his name alone is exalted his majesty is above Earth and Heaven Heaven and Earth are full of your glory he has lifted up the Horn of his people be this his praise from all his faithful ones from the children of Israel the people chose him Alleluia Heaven and Earth are full of your glory the Lord be with you a reading from the holy Gospel According to Saint John Lord You O Lord I have much more to tell you but you cannot bear it now when but when he comes the spirit of Truth he will guide you to all truth he will not speak on his own but he will speak what he hears and will declare to you the things that are coming he will glorify me because he will take from what is mine and declare it to you everything that the father has is mine for this reason I told you that he will take from what is mine and declare it to you the gospel of the Lord well Saint Luke and the acts puts us into a pretty pickle in our first reading where we really do kind of raise up this very very difficult question Saint Paul sees this this image this altar to an unknown God and he says hey you guys don't know what you're worshiping here and because these are a polytheistic people these are the ancient Greeks the Hellenist Greeks it's not a problem for them to have one or two or six dozen gods they don't know any more than it's a problem for them to have oh well here's here's a you know the local God of dicia we'll go ahead and put an altar up to him because why not maybe he's got something we don't have maybe he's really good at getting soybeans to come up and so it's not in any way a problem for them to have that and so Saint Paul says listen you don't know but let me tell you about Jesus and that in and of itself is a perfectly viable way to evangelize a polytheistic people especially a polytheistic people who have an unknown God as part of their Pantheon we don't have any of those uh working in the in the world today but it would be a perfectly viable option but it does start to raise questions that really are very very difficult to answer where we have another situation where we say well what about what about say a Hindu and we go to the Hindu people who have a very very thorough and complicated Pantheon of gods and is that a viable way to speak to Hindu and say you guys worship a lot of gods but how do I know that Vishnu is not actually Jesus and you guys have just misnamed him and there have been some Catholics including Thomas Merton who have desperately tried this approach who have gone to Buddhists who have gone to taoists who have gone to Hindus who have gone to the Chinese nature religions and desperately tried to kind of say it's possible that Jesus is hiding among your Pantheon in other directions we've had people basically mostly Progressive Catholics who have desperately tried to argue oh well God the father is basically the same as Allah and he's not he's just really not and and in fact we have the same sort of trouble with Christians like The Seventh-Day Adventists or the uh the uh some other groups even even groups that we would think of as relatively middle of the road like non-trinitarian Pentecostals and the problem is we don't believe in the same God we just don't in the gospel today the Acts of the Apostles Saint Paul looks over and sees an altar that is a fundamental Act of humility where he says we're the brother the Greeks say we don't know who this is there's an unknown God Among Us and Saint Paul is saying based on your humility I am going to use this as a means to evangelize but in the modern world the Hindus aren't hiding Jesus in their Pantheon they're polytheists and they're wrong the Muslims are not secretly worshiping the trinity in fact if we were to say to them that we as Christians and you as Muslims worship the same God they would say you are a heretic and in fact you know you are a bad person because we do not believe that Hasidic Jews would look at us and say if you are a Christian and I am a Jew you are a polytheist and I am not the only people in the world desperately trying to convince themselves that our God is the same as their God our liberal Catholics and so it becomes an important moment for us to kind of stop especially in this incredibly you know Multicultural world and say the God we believe in is not secretly hiding elsewhere there is no way to reconcile the the Most Holy Trinity the father Son and Holy Spirit and say basically we believe in the same God as the Hindus we don't nor do we believe in the same God as the Muslims we don't we don't even believe in the same God as non-trinitarian Pentecostals or a Seventh-Day Adventist or Jehovah's Witnesses or Mormons because there is no way to reconcile the beliefs of those groups with what we believe now this can be for us a fairly distant thing because we say it doesn't really matter but it also causes us to ask some relatively difficult questions about even groups closer to us than that and we might say gosh I don't know if someone tells me like you know some someone in perhaps uh the the river of flowing pandas Family Church which is my joking name for whatever bizarre Family Church you know pops up in a metal building with a you know with a payday loan kind of deal do we believe the same thing as Joel Olsteen who basically said God is love and there's nothing else to worry about and it doesn't matter what we believe and none of those other beliefs have any effect and we're all basically Christians because we say we're Christians and none of that has any meaning and it's all valueless and purposeless and as long as we love God we're good that's not the same God we worship Our God has told us that we must worship him as we don't that the very Stones themselves would cry out and it becomes I think increasingly important that we be honest with ourselves because what Paul is trying to do is evangelize a people with a profound humility we live in a multicultural world of a profoundly narcissistic and egoist sense where a group of 14 people at a Baptist Church can honestly say we have the only truth about Jesus Christ and that's wrong it's it's r-o-n-g wrong uh we we have to be honest with ourselves and say there are people who who have for every good sense and good humble disposition are saying I don't know everything and I simply want to know Jesus we have a lot of friends in our community like that and those folks are probably in pretty good shape when it comes to to the Lord because they just want to know Jesus they're not walking around telling you if you don't believe like I do you're going to go burn in hell but we also have a lot of folks who will tell you oh you're Catholic well you're going to burn in hell or oh you don't believe like I do or you didn't to go to sawani you know Seminary or you didn't do this or didn't do that there's no humility there and we can't work with that and so it becomes incredibly important for us to realize that we are not basically all Christians we are not basically all of the same belief we don't all necessarily worship Jesus because the Jesus of Joel Olsteen is not Jesus Christ that is as fake a God as Vishnu and Shiva because he's not in any way trying to know Jesus as he is he's simply set up a felt banner and said this is Jesus or close enough in order for me to make my money and pay for my bit my my my church it's incredibly important that we humble our own hearts and say Jesus has told us who he is and it is not for us to say well he can be whoever you want him to be neither is it for us necessary to walk around wagging our finger and saying you don't meet my arbitrary standard of what it means to be a good Christian there are people who have that responsibility but that's not us and it's not me but we cannot look at something like our first reading and say oh well because Paul went to this kind of bizarre situation and made this incredibly gutsy move we can therefore say everybody who says they're Christian is basically Christian that's not a Catholic way to look at the world and it's not even an acceptable way because remember we have an obligation to evangelize people and to tell them the truth of who Jesus is and while it's not necessarily our job to walk up to someone and slap them across the face and I say and say you go to the big Baptist Church what we tell you about Jesus it may be and in fact it is our responsibility to say let me share my faith with you about the sacraments let me share my faith with you about what I'm reading in the scripture specifically John chapter 6 about the Holy Eucharist those are things that are our responsibility and it's an incredibly dangerous thing to say well we're all basically Christian or we're all basically the same or as a friend told me recently I was right my mama was my my mama was Catholic and my dad was Presbyterian and so I've decided to just split the difference and become Episcopalian because it's all the same really it's not the same not remotely the same and so it becomes incredibly important that we realize that our faith is not just one among many it is the truth and that that dramatically affects the way we lead our day-to-day lives in the name of the father and the son of the holy spirit amen so that went a little long and so will the uh the re the the talk on the Thessalonians right after Mass uh it was between both the letters the Thessalonians do we hope you'll join us for that in the usual way but it will be a little bit longer probably closer to 20 25 minutes because I'm covering both and I'll be covering uh multiple letters next week as well so we're just going to have you know a couple of longish talks and then we'll get to Revelation it'll be a very long talk and then we'll have to figure out where we go from there but Thessalonians after match today hope to see you there foreign blessed are you Lord God of all creation for through your goodness we have received the bread we offer you fruit of the earth and work of human hands it will become for us the bread of life and blessed are you Lord God of all creation for your goodness we have received the wine we offer you fruit of the find and work of human hands it will become our spiritual dream pray my brothers and sisters that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God the almighty father may the Lord accept the sacrifice of mine for the praise and the glory of his name for our good and the good of all his holy church oh God who by the wonderful exchange affected in this sacrifice have made us partakers of the one supreme godhead Grant we pray that as we have come to know your truth we may make it ours by a worthy way of life through Christ Our Lord amen the Lord be with you r ude lift up your hearts and let us give thanks to the Lord our God it is truly right and just our duty and our Salvation all at all times to Acclaim You O Lord but in this time above all to laud you yet more gloriously when Christ Our Passover has been sacrificed he never ceases to offer himself for us but defends us and ever pleads our cause before you he is the sacrificial victim who dies no more the lamb once slain who lives forever and therefore overcome with Paschal joy every land every people exults in your praise and even the Heavenly Powers with the Angelic hosts sing together the unending Hymn of your glory as they acclaim holy holy holy Lord God of hosts Heaven and Earth are full of your glory hosanna in the highest blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord hosanna in the and you are indeed holy O Lord and to all you have created rightly gives you praise for through your son our Lord Jesus Christ by the power and working of the Holy Spirit you give life to all things and make them holy and you never cease to gather a people to yourself so that from the rising of the sun to its setting of pure sacrifice may be offered to your name and therefore O Lord be humble him for you by The Same Spirit graciously make holy these gifts we have brought to you for consecration that they may become the body and blood of your son our Lord Jesus Christ at whose command we celebrate these Mysteries for on the night he was betrayed he himself took bread and giving you thanks he said the blessing broke the bread and gave it to his disciples saying take this all of you and eat of it for this is my body which will be given up for you in a similar way when supper was ended he took the chalice and giving you thanks he said the blessing and gave the Chalice to his disciples saying take this all of you and drink from it for this is the Chalice of My Blood the blood of the new and eternal Covenant which will be poured out for you and for many for the Forgiveness of sins do this in memory of me the mystery of faith we Proclaim your death O Lord and profess your Resurrection until you come again and therefore O Lord as we celebrate the memorial of the saving passion of your son his wondrous resurrection and Ascension into heaven and as we look forward to his second coming we offer you in Thanksgiving this holy and Living Sacrifice look we pray upon the oblation of your church and recognizing the sacrificial victim by whose death you willed to reconcile us to yourself grant that we who are nourished by the body and blood of your son and filled with his holy spirit may become one body one Spirit In Christ may he make of us an eternal offering to you so that we may obtain an inheritance with your elect especially with the Most Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of God with bless Joseph her spouse with your blessed Apostles and glorious Martyrs and with all the Saints on Whose constant intercession in your presence we rely for unfailing help and may this sacrifice of our reconciliation we pray O Lord Advance the peace and the salvation of all the world be pleased to confirm in faith and charity your Pilgrim Church on Earth with your servant Francis our Pope and Robert our Bishop the order of Bishops all the clergy and the entire people you have gained for your own and listen graciously to the prayers of this family whom you have summoned before you in your compassion o merciful father gather to yourself all your children scattered throughout the world and to our departed brothers and sisters and to all who are pleasing to you at their passing from this life give kind admittance to your kingdom there we hope to enjoy forever the fullness of your glory through Christ Our Lord through whom you bestow in the world all that is through with him and in O God Almighty father in the unity of the holy spirit all glory and honor is yours forever and ever amen at the savior's command and formed by Divine teaching we dare to say Our Father who art in heaven Hallowed be thy name thy kingdom come and thy will be done on Earth as it is in heaven give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but Deliver Us from Evil Deliver Us Lord we pray from every evil and graciously Grant peace in our days that by the help of your mercy we may be always free from sin and safe from all distress as we await the Blessed hope and the coming of Our Savior Jesus Christ for the kingdom the power and the glory are yours now and forever Lord Jesus Christ who said to your Apostles peace I leave you my peace I give you look not on our sins but on the faith of your church and graciously Grant her peace and unity in accordance with your will who live and Reign forever and ever the Peace of Our Lord be with you always and what is offered to another a sign of that peace you take away the sins of the world Behold the Lamb of God Behold Him who takes away the sins of the world blessed are those who are called to the supper of the Lamb Lord I am not worthy you should enter under my root but only say the word and my soul shall be have foreign graciously be present to your people we pray O Lord and Lead those who have imbued with Heavenly Mysteries to pass from former ways to newness of life through Christ Our Lord amen the Lord be with you r May almighty God bless you the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit go in peace | The Catholic Underground | UCoaqSqNIdsfZ8TWldW42z-g | 2023-05-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,870 | 19,893 |
eJekSOf-x64 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJekSOf-x64 | Of All Things by Robert C. Benchley - 20/22. The Most Popular Book of the Month | of all things by robert c benchley this librivox recording is in the public domain chapter 20 the most popular book of the month new york city including all borough's telephone directory new york telephone company new york 1920 eight volumes 1208 pages in picking up this new edition of a popular favorite the reviewer finds himself confronted by a nice problem in literary ethics the reader must guess what it is there may be said to be two classes of people in the world those who constantly divide the people in the world into two classes and those who do not both classes are extremely unpleasant to meet socially leaving practically no one in the world whom one cares very much to know this feeling is made poignant to the point of becoming an obsession by a careful reading of the present volume we are here and presented to some 500 000 characters each one deftly drawn in a line or two of a gate type each one standing out from the rest in bold relief it is hard to tell which one is the most lovable in one mood we should say ws custard of mini ford avenue in another more susceptible frame of mind we should stand by the character who opens the book and who first introduces us into this kingdom of make believe mr v agard the old impt and expt how one seems to see him imp ing and ex all the hot summer day through year and year out always heading the list but always modest and unassuming always with a kindly word and a smile for passersby on broadway it is perhaps inaccurate to say that v agard introduces us to the book he is the first flesh and blood human being with whom the reader comes in contact but the initial place in the line should technically go to the a a and a a excelsior company having given credit where credit is due however let us express our personal opinion that this name is a mere trick designed to crowd out all other competitors in the field for the honor of being in the premiere position for it must be obvious to anyone with any perception at all that the name doesn't make sense no firm could be named the a a and a a company and the author of the telephone directory might better have saved his jokes until the body of the book after all galette burgess does that sort of thing much better than anyone else could hope to but beginning with v agard and continuing through to mrs l zeifer's of yetman avenue the reader is constantly aware of the fact that here are real people living in a real city and that they represent a problem which must be faced sharp as we find the character etching in this book the action written and implied is even more remarkable let us for instance take mr semel drayslinger whose business is fern rippering or peter shalagian who does pumplit binding into whose experience do these descriptions not fit the author need only mention a man pamphlets to bring back a flood of memories to each and every one of us perhaps our old hometown in new england were binding pamphlets was almost a right during the long winter months as well as a social function of no mean proportions it is the ability to suggest to insinuate these automatic memories on the part of the reader without the use of extra words that make the author of this work so worthy of the name of craftsmen in the literary annals of the day perhaps most deft of all is the little picture that is made of louise winkler who is the village scoop specialist one does not have to know much medieval history to remember the position that the scope specialist used to hold in the community during the wars of the roses or during shae's rebellion for that matter in those days to be a scope specialist was as important to post as that of club stipples now done for new york city by mr graham people came from miles around to consult with a local school specialist on matters pertaining not only to scopes but to goods and whirlpools both of which departments of our daily life have now been delegated to separate agencies then gradually with the growth of the trade guild movement there came the era of specialization in industry and the high offices of the scope specialists were dissipated among other trades until only that coming strictly under the head of scope spisling remained to this estate has miss winkler come and in that part of the book which deals with her and her work we have as it were a little epic on the mutability of human endeavor it is all too short however and we are soon thereafter plunged into the jury round of exting and impetune this time through a character called jay wubby who is interesting only in so far as he is associated with m rubble and a n woven horst all of whom come together at the bottom of the column the plot in spite of whatever virtues may accrue to it from the acid delineation of the characters and the vivid action pictures is the weakest part of the work it lacks coherence it lacks stability perhaps this is because of the nature of the book itself perhaps it is because the author knew too well his duncany or his wells or his bradstreet but it is the opinion of the present reviewer that the weakness of the plot is due to the great number of characters which clutter up the pages the russian school is responsible for this we see here the logical result of a sedulous aping of those writers such as tolstoy andreav turganeff dostoyevsky or even pushkin whose meteor it was to fill the pages of their books with an inordinate number of characters many of whom the reader was to encounter but once let us say on the nevsky prospect or in the smallny institute but all of whom added their peculiar names we believe that we will not offend when we refer to russian names as peculiar to the general confusion of the whole in practice the book is not flawless there are 500 000 names each with a corresponding telephone number but through some error in editing the numbers are all wrong proof of this may be had by the simple expedient of calling up any one of the subscribers using the number assigned by the author to that name any name we'll do let us say nicholas wimpyhaxlem2131 if the call is put in bright and early in the morning the report will come over the wire just as the lights are going on for evening of the same day that harlem 2131 does not answer the other numbers are invariably equally unproductive of results the conclusion is obvious aside from this point the book is a success end of chapter 20 recording by arnold banner thurmond north carolina | freeaudiobooks84 | UC_L6DzOjRCJcE_oSXikbcxA | 2013-11-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,203 | 6,451 |
X3PQD-zORBQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3PQD-zORBQ | Le da Vjncj Code: Learning #CSS variables | ep2 #FCC | okay welcome everyone to another edition of lei da vinci code code is anonymous and in this episode the objective is to complete a free a free code camp challenge i downloaded the repository locally and i want to progress through it and i'm going to focus on you know bolstering my css skills so let's let's start doing that so we're going to navigate to that repository via the terminal so davinci code okay so curriculum um curriculum curriculum challenges yes english and then i believe isn't one and then we're looking for basic css okay so um i believe i'm on the i'm going to fall back so as you guys can see i'm progressing um i'm i'm navigating to a specific file via the terminal um so response web design basic css fallback okay let me just open up the files okay okay attach that's what it was attach fallback value okay that's that's the readme i want to open and let's see what the readme has to say okay so as you can see at the very top on line three the title of this challenge this file the title of it is attach a fallback value to a css variable attach a fallback value to a css variable okay there's a video url attached to it we're going to get to that in a second um let's see all right so let's read the description when using your variable as a css property value when using your variable as a css property value you can attach a fallback value that your browser will revert to if the given variable is invalid you can attach a fallback value that your browser will revert to if the given variable is invalid note this fallback is not used to increase browser compatibility and it will not work on internet explorer browsers fallback values via css rather it is used so that the browser has a color to display if it cannot find your variable okay so all right um all right so i don't want to spend too much time on kind of going through that let's talk about how we get it done here's how to do it line 16 css background so it gives us an example of here of how to accomplish making use of a fallback value all right so we have a background property now uh property value so we have what we have set to the background property is i'm gonna say a variable method with two um parameters the first one being hyphen hyphen penguin hyphen skin comma space black a color the color black okay variable okay let me see i'm gonna read the instructions the description once more when using your variable as a css property value okay that's how it's being used right here on line 19. you can attach a fallback value that your browser will revert to if the given variable is invalid okay so i view that right off the bat as we're using a method to do some css styling but we're using the method with like within like the css i'm looking at that as a javascript method but that's not the case because well it's a property that property could be set on the client as well so let's move forward um okay this will set background to black if your variable wasn't set note that this can be useful for debugging okay so this will set the background to black if the variable wasn't set so you have variable comma hyphen hyphen penguin skin so penguin skin hyphen hyphen penguin skin that's a css variable and that's what we're referring to and then we we set the fallback value i'm going to i'm going to say we set the fallback value in the second parameter and we're setting that fallback value to black okay so now here are the here are the instructions it looks like there is a problem with the variables supplied to it looks like there is a problem with the variables the variables supply to the penguin top class okay and i said class because there's a dot that proceeds penguin top and it's in the back ticks so it's a class i hope to give a better explanation down the line it looks like there is a problem with the variable supply to the penguin top class and penguin bottom class class is it says it right there rather than fix the typo add a fallback value of black to the background property of the penguin top and penguin bottom classes okay that's cool it's a cool challenge okay so it wants me to assign um a fallback value to um some css variables that uh in in which like the those css variables declarations are failing so i have to set a fallback value so that you know uh success does happen a color is emitted to the screen so let's look at some hints it talks about the fallback value of black should be used in the background property of the penguin top class it shows us javascript okay it shows us the assert method to be honest with you uh having seen well yeah the i know assert assert is used within um testing unit testing uh i believe it's the chai or kai it's um it's a dependency or a mpm package it's a library that allows you to write a certain way when you're writing tests for you for your apps so that's why i've seen a cert before but i'm not totally familiar with it um okay so javascript insert method code.match okay then we have a bunch of syntax i'm again not familiar with i i have seen before um regex is vertex is what it's called and um i have to i i i need to familiarize myself with what's going on here all right so when i'm 40 the fallback value of black should be used in background property of the penguin bottom class okay yeah so it's giving me the answer okay okay but it's given it's given to me in a uh i guess an inconspicuous manner because it's telling me the answer in regex you know regex is a like a it's like a hidden it's like a code it's like a coded language within code i don't know it's cool so now we have seed okay so we have the code supplied to us from the challengers the presenters of the challenge okay so we have a lot of code wow now that so that was a style block as you can see here boom then on 236 to 258 we have html okay then we have solutions look what's in the solutions versus what's in the c okay so we just have a style block so we just have a rendering a rendering to the screen um no we don't have anything recording to the screen actually when it comes to solutions so um let's open up the terminal and let's take it let's open up the file within my davinci code um directory so now we're gonna do uh code we're gonna do davinci code and we're gonna do the vinci code file seven the eighth challenge cmo that file is gonna open up and let's take a look at what's inside that file okay so remember the challenge is we have to add the necessary fallback values to our css variables in order to have a rendering that matches our fallback values okay so um we see what's in davinci code the file on the right hand we have a penguin class okay and then within the penguin class i believe this would be a css variable right here that's our first css variable declaration penguins penguin skin set to a value of black we have our penguin belly property set to a value of gray we have a penguin beak property set to a value of yellow okay we have other properties position margin okay margin auto i believe centers the content on the screen position relative and then we have do we have a okay okay all right so i only get two type in that then we have a online 14 we have a penguin top class we have i believe it uh comes down from the top 10 of the containing element and then we have from the left 25 of the containing element so that's how far right the content shoots and how far down the content shoots from the top of its containing element um line 18 change code below this line background property css variable we have to give this variable the proper fallback value but before we do that we're going to do some more investigating for the sake so then we have a being a penguin bottom class as well it has in which there is a css variable declaration so we have the right hand class we have the left hand class right cheat class um we have the belly class right feet class left feet class right eye left eye sparkle okay blush right okay so these are all css properties okay look we have some html as well so i'm gonna hit alt b on my keyboard look what came up look at that that's pretty cool we have a penguin that i guess you could say does have skin but the background um you have a penguin that doesn't have any skin you gotta give it skin okay and let's take a look let's see okay look at all these classes that we have here let's look at the solutions okay so okay i see all right so um all these classes man all these classes make up that penguin okay let's look at the html okay we have a div element class penguin bottom class okay look at the child to the our penguin bottom class div element right hand class left hand clasp right feet class left feet class wow look at that cheek belly sparkle oh my gosh and that is a whole another thing that is like uh that's like a uh i believe that's like a niece or a nephew to um my belly classes and my left cheek classes it's like a niece because it's on the same it's on the face that sparkle is in the eye which is on the same you know body part as oh no actually that's false belly is not in there belly is not so yes moving forward 196 class left eye class sparkle okay okay so we see that and all of that guys though those divs literally all divs all we have are divs and classes and that gave us this what we see yeah i don't know i think that's cool so okay so we have that situation happening all right so um let's go back to the code back to the challenge okay okay instructions it looks like there is a problem with the variable supplied to the penguin top and penguin bottom classes penguin top penguin top class and the penguin top class okay it it contains it contains the right cheek left cheek belly right eye it contains the eye which contains the sparkle it contains you know it contains the blush on the cheek penguin top and then penguin bottom has the hand and the feet okay and we have like a all dominant class and div element which houses the penguin class okay so um okay so it looks like there is a problem with the variable supplied to the penguin top and penguin bottom classes rather than fix the typo add a fallback value of black to the background property of the penguin top class and penguin bottom class okay boom so we have to add a fallback value okay we want a fullback value of penguin top um paint on top let's go to the top class okay penguin top so penguin's skin penguin's skin set to black it's failing because penguin is spelled wrong but they said don't come to the correct don't come to the right answer by simply fixing the typo we want you to add a fallback value to your css verb okay so the penguin skin variable is failing let's see it looks like there's a problem with the variable supplied to the penguin top and depending on bottom classes rather than fix the typo add a fallback value of black okay i see boom okay so we want the skin to be black but i'm gonna get creative and make it a distinct color so we know we did it right um background property what's the color that that works well that accents well with sky blue and gray and yellow and pink um i'm gonna make it light pink uh what's it's like a certain paint that i like all right so we saved it let's look at what our skin looks like now i'm gonna refresh it this isn't a react application okay boom the penguin skin is now pink because we added a fallback value successfully our cr our css variable declaration is failing due to a typo in the word penguin because penguin's skin this says penguin skin on line 19 line three penguins skin is spelled correctly and that value set to black okay so let's make this black this is what's supposed to be happening if there was no typo that's what we would see all right and um our css variable is failing due to a typo we added a fallback value of black and our desired result was accomplished even though we have a typo um you have a typo and it's still passed because of a fallback value i see the value of those now um and let's go back to our pink because pink is a great color all right okay so okay all right so i believe it was paying the top and payment bottom okay so so in our penguin top class we have top 10 let's see how far down the penguin is from the top of its parent container on top class is housed within the penguin class and that's a development so from the top of the penguin div our penguin is 10 of the way down the and screen would say that this penguin is placed perfectly within the middle of the screen because our we have um penguin margin when margin is set to auto the content is automatically placed in the center of i believe the parent element so okay so boom line 19 we set a pink fallback value when um our value that we went for initially was black it failed because penguin was spelled inc spelled incorrectly when uh our css rule or style was you know written okay so we have to do the fallback value for our uh penguin bottom class now penguin bottom is 40 of the way down and 23.5 from the left of the of the screen so look at that 23 and a half percent of the way okay we know that's not the dead center because it's not the penguin itself is dead center so i guess this point is 22.5 of the way i know i don't know i don't know but uh let's go back to it um so we they want us to set a fallback value here and uh this is the penguin bottom class what is the penguin bottom class control the penguin bottom class does things like the hand okay so in the html we see how our classes are structured to give the desired result to give the desired rendering it's pretty crafty um so we have a parent div element on line 183 with a class of penguin bottom now child to the penguin bottom class we have the right hand class the left hand class the right feet class the left feet class and um wow that's pretty cool i would say and okay um okay penguin top we have the cheek we have the cheeks the belly the eyes and the sparkle in the eyes are in that class wow this is pretty cool alright um so and look at that you can look at the code man look at this lush left um line 147 blush left let's look at our penguin see what we see see a pink circle but in this case that circle artistically speaking is serving as a blush and this is really dope okay so let's save it and then top one bottom has the hands and the feet okay so what color do i want to give the hands and feet black this is whooping right when using your variable as a css property value you can attach a fallback value that the browser will revert to if the given variable is invalid fallback is not used to increase browser compatibility rather it's used so that the browser has a color to display if it cannot find your variable here's how you do it even bottom is composed of the hands the feet and things of that like that what here's how you do a penguin skin black this will set background to black if your variable wasn't set note that this can be useful for debugging it looks like there's problems with the variable supplied to the penguin top and penguin bottom classes rather than fix the typos add a fallback value of black to the background property of the penguin top and penguin bottom classes okay they wanted black they wanted black in both cases okay so i have pink in both cases now and i don't see a second pink anywhere let's okay so penguin bottom has hands um so over here we have a penguin bottom declaration and if we look at the parent penguin bottom class it has the right hand the left hand right foot left foot okay penguin top had the cheek the cheeks had the eyes it had an eye sparkle well actually penguin top has both eyes and both sparkles has the blushes it has the beak this is like really comprehensive training this is really good like a lot of insights being gained this is just really good practice i like this um okay so i'm i'm ex i'm so with the penguin top we change that fall back let's let's make that fallback value black let's let's be traditional and this let's be more conventional i guess okay oh i didn't refresh the screen that's what it was okay okay the bottom was the skin around the belly okay see the skin around the belly is pink and let's remix that top back to black i forgot i've been doing a lot of react coding lately so i forgot that i have to refresh every single time okay um look at that all right so yeah so we see our pink fallback values at work you see what it looks like so let's be conventional make it black and um see what that looks like black is now our fallback value in the penguin top and penguin bottom classes let's see what we get right now it's pink let's do a refresh bang you have look at that it looks so good and that was done with all divs and uh css variables guys wow and we see the construction of how they accomplish the look and the feel that they wanted with um div elements okay so let's let's try to figure out how they accomplished the shapes they accomplished because look at the border radius see the border radius which rounds box elements like if you have a box element you can make that box element into a circle a circular element with the border radius property css value css property we have the transform we have the rotate negative 80 degrees i'm thinking a rotation left um let's see let's do some reading a two-dimensional transformation is applied to an element through the transform property the property contains oh come remember okay we can go that's okay conventional transformation is applied to an element through the transform property the property contains a list of transform functions similar to those allowed by svg okay or position box the z index property specifies the stack level of the box the current stacking context and whether the box establishes a local stacking context negative 22 okay wow like yo this is crazy at first i was like yo what's the point i'm wasting my time downloading this repo let me just work from the website from the client i definitely see the benefit man i can reverse engineer every single free gold camp challenge given to me now and they have some amazing challenges and i can gain so much insight doing these youtube videos so that's pretty cool all right so that's what we did guys we accomplished a penguin the penguin was lacking skin to start and through our adding of css variables fallback values um we got a penguin with black skin top and bottom and that will conclude today's edition of ley da vinci code | theNewCoolDotOrg | UCz_I4I99dqS_gBy4P4cvilg | 2021-06-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,587 | 18,389 |
IXkFTumJkrk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXkFTumJkrk | JP WELCOMING ME BACK WITH OPEN ARMS?! *NEW* INT SSJ4 Gogeta Summons | Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle | all right what's going on guys welcome back to another dokon battle video and today we are going to be breaking out the jp account to do some summons for the new int super saiyan 4 gogeta now as you guys know i don't do a ton of videos at least summoning videos for the jp side but this guy is just way too hyped to uh pass up right now and i asked people on stream yesterday and a lot of people seem to want to see this so here it is we're going to do six maltese 300 stones and whatever happens happens now a quick look at the banner here it's um interesting i would say it's interesting i wouldn't say it's amazing i wouldn't say it's bad just the interesting i think it's the right word so we got in super saiyan 4 gojira the new nova shenron who is also pretty good and lr go bros now this is the reason why i say it's interesting because it seems like they've been featured a ton is it just me i don't know like it feels like they've been featured a lot of times since their initial banner on jp and it feels like their plan like bandai's plan is just to throw this guy on like any banner that might otherwise seem kind of meh or seem kind of trash they're like yo yo hold on we got our go bros on there so it's a good banner right but if you look at the rest of the banner it's uh really not like super exciting in my opinion we've got kefla who's obviously very good piccolo is good too and then we have full power super saiyan 4 goku which i guess makes sense given the theme-ish of the banner but still um you know he's not like the greatest anymore especially defensively and we've got of course a percent for gogeta which makes sense omega shen run which i guess makes sense so like these pics make sense to me it's just like the actual units now given how old they are given uh how some of them are quite outdated i mean still usable but you know outdated by today's standards um i don't think it's like the best banner i've seen honestly but there's lr gobros so i guess that makes it a good banner and why don't we do a little ritual here nothing too crazy let's just play the animation and then maybe we'll break the code or no it's a crack the code and then we'll get into it okay so here we go and apparently to crack the code all we got to do is go to character details and do this three times one two three oh crap i did four one two three and we're jumping in it did the thing so nobody can say oh you should have done this or done that too to get some luck because i don't believe in that stuff i mean sometimes i do sometimes i do when i get really desperate which i'm not right now we got krillin okay so maybe jp is going to welcome me back to their side with a with an immediate uh super saiyan 4 godita full right here right now oh okay no machine run all right all right we got we got one of the new units i'm not too mad about that i would prefer gogeta obviously but yo we got no vachenron first he's excellent so no complaints from me okay no no complaints from me but hopefully at some point in this video we can't go gita so i can actually i mean really do something on the jp side like i keep this jp account like i've had it for a long time now but it's just like i don't really have a have motivation to play it too much so if i pull gogeta here then you can probably expect quite a few more jp videos a little bit more jp content on the channel because that would give me a reason to actually grind the account right and actually put some time into it because i think there's actually still quite a few oh you'll scare me for a second okay we got beers coming in we got beers coming in uh maybe a lease animation very unlikely but definitely possible super saiyan one hold on okay nevermind as i say like i feel like if you get a really bad animation there's a higher chance to get a whis but now that we chat we have super saiyan 1 and nothing else um we're pretty much screwed this this multi is dead um yeah so what am i saying again i forgot i was i was i was saying something and it just like completely disappeared uh how about you guys let me know in the comments down below for all my jp players out there did you guys summon for super saiyan 4 gogeta and if you did how many stones did you spend okay and also did you pull him that's also an important question did he get shafted did you get blessed did you rainbow him in 300 stones something like that okay piccolo and krillin [Music] okay okay what oh man we got three goatees on the way you got the whis or the the uh what are they called again zeno fake out there's the fake out and gogina ah yes yes yes there we go jp content on the way yo dude third multi man third multi the last time that happened to me on my jp account or my global account rather my main account i don't even know okay i don't know the last time it took me more less than a thousand stones to pull one copy of the new unit so this is good man this is this good yo jp this is how to get me back this is how to get me back okay so that was the first copy we got super saiyan god so there's gonna be two more right oh yeah a thousand minutes let's take out okay no fake out there hopefully another featured unit maybe go bros no oh okay we got oh god we got boo yo that kid boo i feel like even though he has an easy already i feel like it's easy and needs an easy a right because i can use them recently and he wasn't that impressive i don't know about you guys but easy agl kid boo still like cannot tank damage okay not the greatest either for a nuker um he does heal though right so like there's there's that i guess like he let's provide a little bit but then like he gets hit so hard doesn't matter um anyways there you go cheetah boom done i love it i might i should just keep going i don't even know i don't know i got three more maltese uh if i do plan to play the jp side more maybe i should save my stones that's great we can't we can't just leave my three maltese we'll do six i promise six we're doing six that's the first coffee though if you get a dupe here that of course would uh make my life not just my day not just my week would make my life i got two here because that would just be awesome please orange gods bandai no you know what i'm not gonna call it bandai because bandai um they always mess with me they always troll me so i'm gonna just pray to the r jesus rng gods come on give me one more gogeta and we're out okay and then and then i promise i'll give you more money on the jp side because right now you're not making any money off me right i mean aside from the stones about here but you know they're not making any money off me on the jp side regularly so if you give me another gogeta now then i promise man i will stick around and i will buy more packs and you will get more money from me on the jp side especially because the jp stones are actually quite a bit more expensive than the global stones i think it's like a 10 15 difference okay so we got yamcha and vegeta it does go super saiyan now i do have a track record of not getting fusions with these guys but it is possible i've seen it okay it took like 20 of them like 20 appearances with like vegeta and yamcha until it actually happened but we did get the fusion the last time i got it not this time though not this time okay so take it's like last multi guys okay we're gonna go after this um or after the next multi rather because i just i i'm tempted to buy more stones but i can't do it because i still gotta maintain the global side i still gotta spend money on other things right in life or and and stuff like that so that being said last multi here we are gonna do a group summit if you guys want to join in so feel free to uh get your games ready and summon with me for the time it's here we got launch i'll take that i think that's actually new for this account i could be wrong but i think it might be let me lock her up real quick and last multi-group summon guys okay last multi-group summon jumping with me if you can if you want to uh not quite a combination oh fusion though fusion okay i'm gonna pull down you guys pull down two okay let's go together in three two one let it rip here we go all right so going super vegito i guess doesn't really matter too much which vegito we go but um guaranteed dough confessed right so it could be that could be the old gogeta it could be a mega chain run could be a lot of things it could be um go bros actually yeah i didn't want it to go blue no i forgot that go bros are on here so they're the lr that could give us vegeta blue animation but we don't want that because as much as i like gopros i have them on this account and i just want more gojitas so yeah it could be the new goji that could be old kojita could be on mega chanron could be piccolo um who else kefla possibly should be new so that'd be nice and uh i guess that's it that's pretty much all i need a full power suppressant for i think would be new too but like i said i just don't i'm not that oh okay careful i'll take carefully i think she is new i don't think i have her on this account but i was gonna say um yeah full power super saiyan 4 is just not that impressive to me anymore so i don't care too much about getting him i hope we get a new updated version sometime in the near future because he definitely like that form definitely deserves it right but there you go guys that is the last multi we ended up with a kef flip pretty awesome pull actually and uh quick overview i think this is the character box and let's go for acquired ssrs and 11 ssr yo look at that i forgot about this guy too so we got novacen run we got gogeta so two new units acquired we got kefla who i believe is new uh there is my lr gobros i think i have one that's like at least halfway awakened uh either way there you go and uh if you guys 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zc-mUoz0Lms | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc-mUoz0Lms | Disciplinary Matrix Virtual Input Session 11/14/22 | and we are alive all right hello everyone thank you for joining us for our disciplinary Matrix input session this is a virtual event event to get public feedback on our draft disciplinary Matrix report the PAB policy team will present the details of the report and they'll you'll be able to ask questions provide comments and you can do all of that in the chat all the questions about the Matrix will be cataloged some of the questions about the Matrix will be addressed in real time or as time allows if you have any additional comments or any feedback or questions about the PAB that do not involve the draft disciplinary Matrix you can forward them to PAB feedback at cityofrochester.gov right now I'll hand it over to Jonathan who is a part of our policy team who helped draft this Matrix and they'll be able to explain the details of the document and what it means and how you and the community can help us if you need any Spanish interpretation you can either indicate that in the chat or raise your hand and we do have a Spanish interpreter on standby that can help thanks so much Vanessa all righty let me get this opened up for us here So today we're going to be talking about the disciplinary Matrix this is a proposal of a proposal for change that the policy division has offered and um to get us started off I'm actually going to hand it off to AJ hi everyone my name's AJ I'm an attorney with the PAB and I just want to go over some of the stuff we'll be discussing tonight so first for our agenda uh is what is a disciplinary Matrix uh we'll also be discussing rpd's current disciplinary Matrix and that rpd's discipline history and then we'll be discussing our or the pab's proposed Matrix features and getting some input and feedback from you about various aspects of our proposal so we're very interested in your feedback and uh your perspective on what you think the disciplinary Matrix should look like okay so first to address what is a disciplinary Matrix well first and foremost it's a guideline or rubric uh for discipline and so what it does is it creates Progressive standards of discipline that would apply uh to different sorts of misconduct to be that can be committed and it's Progressive because the discipline or the sanctions go up as the severity of the misconduct increases or as the number of instances of misconduct increases currently um the the dismar Matrix will bind the recommendations that PAB makes with respect to discipline um in the event that PAB sustains a complaint of misconduct um it originally the law was also going to bind RPD but uh that part of the law the disciplinary power of the PAB is currently on hold uh due to some legal decisions So currently the Matrix will only be a recommendation to RPD with respect to discipline that legal decision is currently on appeal so it's possible that could change in the future but for now uh the The Matrix uh will bind the police accountability boards disciplinary recommendations but as I said there will only be recommendations for RPD and another question we want to address is why we even want a disciplinary Matrix so what's the point of it um and we think it's important because it's it's a way for the community to express its values or what it wants to see with respect to discipline form misconduct in Rochester for RPD um it can express those values if we think uh discipline needs to be more severe The Matrix can reflect that um in particular for issues that the community cares about um further it creates a transparent uh disciplinary system in which any member of the public would be able to see what sort of discipline would be at stake for different sorts of misconduct that may occur and it's not only transparent for the public it's transparent for a reporter who might be reporting an issue of misconduct and it's transparent for the officer who may be accused of misconduct they're not going to be surprised about what sort of discipline they might be facing additionally um The Matrix can be altered depending on the feedback that we get so we're interested in feedback from the community to see what sort of issues are you thinking about and how should we change our proposal uh based on your feedback and lastly of course it's legally required so are the city Charter which uh enables the police accountability board to exist requires us to establish a disciplinary Matrix prior to the board hearing any cases of misconduct so this is an essential function of the PAB is to create this discipline system prior to hearing any cases so that's why that's why we have it now we're also currently going through what this public process and so we we first we developed the draft uh now we're engaging in uh community events to help get feedback on different aspects of the Matrix and we'll be also soliciting feedback from effective communities uh from the Locust club or the police Union and ultimately based on all the feedback we receive we'll be developing a final draft which will go to a of uh to vote for the uh the whole board we'll get an opportunity to vote on it and then once it's finalized we'll send it over to RPD and now I will turn it back over to Jonathan who will tell you about rpd's current Matrix alrighty now before we get into this I just want to go ahead and pause and check in with Rena make sure there are no questions coming in so far that we need to address we don't have any questions in the chat yet great thank you so much um so hello everyone again my name is Jonathan Corey I am a policy and data analyst at the PAB um I want to talk just a little bit about with you all the current RPD Matrix so what is uh currently effective when it comes to officer discipline and misconduct here in Rochester um so this disciplinary Matrix is negotiated in the collective bargaining agreement agreement uh excuse me that is the police Union contract that the Locust Club negotiates with the city of Rochester um this was last negotiated and agreed upon for 2016 to 2019 and is currently still in effect while it is being renegotiated at this time um so let's just go down the columns first rather the rows excuse me in the rows you'll notice that there are different classes class one two and three right um there are no class definitions provided so misconducts are ranked from class 1 two and three however there is not a definition that we can find for these classes to be able to discern them from one another or understand why one misconduct may be categorized in a class one versus a class two uh as we go across the columns we encounter the number of incidents so that's first second and third incident um and I'm realizing now that this might also be shared it's like there we go um so again this is the progressive element of that Matrix right uh something else to bear in mind is the sanctions that are described within the Matrix so these suspensions that we find right here in the middle of it these are all Maximum possible penalties um to be assigned so for example if I commit a Class 2 misconduct uh for the second time then a maximum of 30 days suspension can be provided as a sanction or as discipline for that misconduct um so this is the current again operating Matrix for officers here in Rochester so I think a very natural question to ask based on this is what are the most common misconducts that we see Happening Here in Rochester um so we take a look at a data set a data set that's available to us um available to everybody actually the repeal of 50a um provided us access to sustained misconduct files for a current RPD officers so these misconduct files can be found if you just go to Google and um Google RPD um misconduct files or sustained disciplinary files you will find a database that has been created by RPD that is through SharePoint that contains all of those files 167 total files between 111 total officers so we took a look at those um and we found through them the most frequently committed misconduct so what we're looking at in front of us these six comprise uh 75 of all of the misconducts in this file so the rest of the uh 25 that exist uh occur in less than three percent frequency so uh for the purpose of this presentation they will not be addressed um and we're just going to go through these one by one the first uh most common misconduct we see is Department property and Equipment violations which is a Class one like to go ahead and describe um the name is you know obviously located right here for whatever the misconduct is and what we see in asterisks right here is the rank under the current disciplinary Matrix um so again Department property equipment being the most frequently committed misconduct uh has a class one ranking obedience to orders uh and obedience to law which occur in nearly the same frequency both have a class 3 ranking conduct and courtesy which both also have a similar frequency coming in at about eight percent um have a class 2 ranking and altering delaying or falsifying reports coming in at about four percent has a rank three a class three um so some things to get in just about these misconducts where they can be found these misconducts are listed and ranked um and rpd's rules and regulations um and that that's exactly where these come from obedience to orders is I think uh 1.2 and comprises essentially is a misconduct that is a catch-all category for any violation of any of the general orders that exist for RPD um they have several general orders uh that they follow there's an index separated between chapters chapters one through six and we'll talk a little bit more about those general orders and how the directives of those general orders have been considered for this disciplinary Matrix as well as the rules and regulations which were previously ranked so we know now the most frequently occurring misconducts uh what kind of sanctions or discipline are assigned or given for those misconducts um so here we have a table that outlines the um the frequency of of sanctions assigned to particular misconducts the ones that we went over earlier so just to provide a little bit of context for how this table works um you know let's go ahead and look at these rows over here these classifications in the event that a suspension resulted in less than 20 days that is considered based on the RPD disciplinary Matrix a class one sanction if the suspension is between 20 and 60 days or that is considered a Class 2 sanction and if the suspension is greater than 60 days that's considered a class 3 sanction so going one by one we can start over here on the left with Department property and equipment we see that's a class one violation and we see one hundred percent of the time it receives a class one sanction right so moving on to obedience to orders we see that as a class 3 sanction however only four percent of the time is a class three sanction or penalty assigned for that misconduct in fact 78 of the time a Class 1 penalty is assigned meaning a suspension less than 20 days and 20 percent of the time a Class 2 misconduct or a sanction excuse me is a sign we see a really similar trend for obedience to laws which is also a Class III misconduct um and also results in nearly less than five percent accuracy of um sanctions for class three being provided uh really the 75 percent or the majority of the sanctions being spread or distributed between class one and class two um for a class 3 misconduct uh conduct over here on the um just right of obedience to laws we see a similar Trend it is a class II misconduct however it is only penalized uh within the scope of a class to 30 of the time courtesy which is a class two misconduct is penalized within a scope to zero percent of the time and uh altering or delaying or falsifying reports which is a class three misconduct is also penalized consistent with a Class III violation zero percent of the time um so again this is just taking the results of these sustained misconduct files and and ranking them based on where they've fallen in their respective class so when we do that we notice um some Trends right so the question is what are the trends what are we seeing here um we're seeing one a lot of discretion we're seeing a lot of discretion occurring we're seeing uh punitive sanctions are really the only um sanctions we see uh being signed other than um written reprimands or counselings and trainings um and another issue that we've identified a trend is there's really no public explanation so whenever uh um a discipline a suspension amount or or any discipline is decided upon by the chief of police uh foreign officers misconduct the chief is not required to disclose uh their reason uh behind that that assigned sanction and often we find it it is inconsistent across like sanctions um so what we think should be different uh sorry just checking the chat to make sure there were no questions in there uh what we think should be different um we have some proposed features to deal with unlimited discretion we propose a written explanation by the board and the chief so uh the board and upon reviewing the case and the chief upon deciding which um discipline will be assigned in the event that there is a sustained um investigation there's a written explanation required by both parties to explain why they um selected the outcome that they selected um another issue that we identified again is that there seem to be only punitive sanctions um in this dis or in the the current acting disciplinary Matrix meaning the outcomes are either going to be a written reprimand a suspension or a termination um you know we provide some alternate outcomes and a potential uh optional restorative process and the reason for doing so is we do not believe that punitive sanctions um are are enough for Behavioral modification currently there exists a 33 percent uh recidivism rate for officer misconduct that means of the officers that have committed uh uh misconduct and have sustained misconduct in their files um 33 of them have more than one sustained misconduct so if putative sanctions were an effective means of Behavioral modification we believe that number wouldn't um be as large as it is so offering alternate outcomes in in a potential restorative process which we'll get more into later um and for oh it's so sorry it seems like these are swapped for unlimited discretion right oh we have now ranked all of the um violations and uh behavioral directives so this includes general orders uh currently the only ranked behavioral directives uh for RPD are the rules and regulations there are several general orders that they abide by in fact some of the most frequently um violated general orders I would say are are um of notice um so there is 337 or use of force 335 which is a subject resistance report um 435 juvenile reports five eight five um which are arrests all of these general orders all of the directives within those general orders have been individually ranked um there are presumptive outcomes instead of Maximum outcomes so when I say that recall previously in the disciplinary major tricks all of the in fact let me just go to it all of the possible outcomes were maximums for example this is a maximum possible outcome so long as the outcome is less than three days suspension it uh is consistent right so in order to make things a little less confusing in that way our Matrix has presumptive outcomes meaning um instead you would take a look and this would be a class one violation first incident you would presumably receive three days suspension um that that outcome of three-day suspension that presumptive outcome can be aggravated or mitigated um so it can be hyped up or we can pull it down a little bit and that all depends on the unique circumstances of that misconduct right and again those are things that would need to be written and there would have to be provided uh explanation by the board in Chief upon aggravating or mid mitigating any sanctions from their presumptive outcome so can we see some pictures of it this is the current disciplinary Matrix we are going to go through this just bit by bit this is a lot to consume right off the bat but some things that I will say um just before we start right there are just things to keep in mind more levels to consider in this disciplinary Matrix so instead of levels one through three we have levels one through five we have class descriptions of those levels to be able to provide context um we have as well as the previous uh a progressive model of discipline so we'll start going through these bits one by one I'll provide um some examples of each of these misconducts um and we can just get a little bit of a better feel for it uh okay so this is again just the descriptions we're gonna read through these together one by one so outcome category one this is a level one um oh I may also say the intention of how these increase with level is with increased harm either committed to community um or to other agencies or other departments and things of that nature so so with the increased amount of harm uh corresponds directly with the increased level so for level one we have a description of a minimal negative impact on the community or Department image or operations with no impact on relationships with other agencies a presumptive outcome so again this is the outcome that you would expect if you um if you committed a level one misconduct um some examples of that are rule 2.10 leaving your area of assignment without permission um or employees loitering or sleeping on duty general order 220 section A7 um a failure to submit your overtime report immediately anything that directly impacts the internal operations of RPD without having a necessarily bad impact on community or anyone external would be considered level one um so in the event that um rather I'll get to those here in a little bit so that's our level one level two uh the description for this is now a more than minimal negative impact on the community or Department image or operations relationships with other officers and agencies the outcome for this is a presumptive five-day suspension some examples for this are rule 3.2 using on duty time in pursuit of Private Business or 3.11 using officer resources in pursuit of private or civil business so that's resources within the office maybe it's databases information um uh and just to you know pause here real quick um some feedback that we've already gotten on some of the language of these descriptions that I would like to offer is some folks have have um mentioned that department image does not need to be a consideration um and that this should exclusively focus on a harm to community so we are really interested in your thoughts everyone's thoughts on the language of these descriptions and and how we can um really codify that language to capture the uh increasing harm so any recommendations you have on that are are great um yeah so moving on to the third outcome category we have a description of a pronounced negative impact on the community or Department image or operations or relationships with other officers or agencies um resulting in a presumptive 10-day suspension some examples for this are rule 2.2 failure to furnish your name and badge to any person uh requesting failure 2.13 failure to render all possible Police Services to any citizen seeking information or 3.6 accepting rewards for service uh so these are misconducts that we believe when when committed you know we really start to bleed into this um uh impact to community whether it causes a direct harm to the person on account of that specific misconduct or whether it creates a general feeling of perhaps distrust for the agency um those are things where we really start to focus on level three and Beyond um so for a level four misconduct significantly impacting the community or Department image um resulting in a presumptive outcome of 60-day suspension um you know some examples for this failure to ensure that any injured or ill person is given an opportunity for medical attention being intoxicated on duty uh failure to announce your presence and purpose upon entry um again you know some thing I just want to point out here is that the examples of the directives here are no longer exclusive to just rules and regulations but are also considering the general orders that have very specific directives within them and again all of those general orders have been ranked um and are accessible and and visible through our website I'll talk about that a little bit more uh later so outcome category five um criminal misdemeanors felonies severe misconducts have major negative impact or are otherwise uh demonstrating a serious lack of Integrity ethics or character include conduct that could effectively disqualify an officer of unemployment um outcome that we suggest for this presumably would be a termination uh some examples general order 335 a failure to only use the appropriate amount of force general order 336 failure to intervene or stop any members from using excessive force general order 415 conducting a strip or visual body cavity inspection upon a stop and frisk so this is where we're really starting to get into um again criminal misconduct we are getting into Fourth Amendment violations uh we are getting into some of those those Really Brave concerns um so thoughts on just before moving on to Progressive discipline I'll check in and see if we have any questions coming in um through the chat none yet great um so something I will say I've mentioned quite a bit uh you know about the difference between rules and regulations versus the general orders how they are currently all ranked if you were to visit our website which I I really encourage you to visit our website uh that is where you can leave feedback in fact I'll step through that process here just at the very end of what that looks like and I'll show you some of the documents that I'm referring to but you can also find all of these general orders and rules and regulations ranked in a file called the appendix um that is available on our website so that will give you a good idea of how these things have been ranked um something for you to go through and provide comment on hopefully um so the next element of this is the progressive element of discipline right uh we increase um the severity of the outcome based on the increasing levels but we also increase the severity of outcome based on the number of Prior sustained violations so some thoughts on this how does it progress do you feel like it progresses rapidly enough you know do we feel that written reprimand in counseling and training is appropriate for the zeroth and first time you have sustained a level one violation do we feel it's only appropriate uh until you've had your first sustained violation you know um what about the level four do we feel we need more options Beyond a 60-day suspension and determination do we think we need less options do we only need a termination do we only need 60 days um do we need less than 60 right anything that you can consider uh on the progression of this how you feel Progressive whether you think it progresses well or whether you think it does not progress well and you have a specific recommendation on how it could progress better um we're really interested in that information um and the last thing that we will talk about today are alternate outcomes um and I'm going to do a little bit of discussion on here and then I'll actually um pass it over to AJ to provide some additional thoughts and comments um standard outcomes again that are included in the current RPD Matrix are trainings counselings written reprimands suspensions and terminations um alternate outcomes that we have seen uh through several disciplinary matrices uh just throughout the nation we've done an analysis on those that exist uh remuneration to victim or to the community uh are things that we have seen come up on optional restorative process that restorative process um would need consent from both parties both the officer and the Community member that is alleging misconduct and would only um would only occur in the event that both parties agree to it a public service is a possibility apology fine drivers training transfers employee assistance and demotion and there are some elements of this that I'm going to pass on to AJ to discuss for us yeah I just you know want to mention that you know these are just examples of things we've seen in other uh disciplinary systems across the country there might be some legal challenges to instituting some of these things in Rochester you know just to take one example uh fines might be prevented by rules related to qualified immunity which prevents officers from being held personally liable for damage or harm that they have caused in some in some situations so just be aware these we're not necessarily saying these we could do all of these right now but it is as Jonathan mentioned we're thinking about what alternatives might there be if any that uh you want or and we're interested in hearing your thoughts about what you might want if anything in addition to punitive sanctions thanks AJ and something else that I think is worth thinking about um specifically as in regards to the restorative process um you know how could some of these alternate outcomes if any of these alternate outcomes could be used as mitigating or aggravating circumstances so in the event that an officer agrees to a restorative process um I think it's important that we disclose you know the restorative process would happen in tandem or parallel with the investigatory process it would not happen in lieu of that investigatory process um so does you know willingness to engage in a restorative process show good faith is that you know something we should qual consider as a mitigating Factor um you know any anything on mitigating aggravating factors that the public has to offer as well um insight to that would would be very valuable um to us um yeah so I will let all of that marinate and perhaps let some questions start to trickle in and in the meantime I'll open up our website um and kind of show everybody how we can provide input um where we can find these documents um if we're at home and wanting to do that okay um all right I was just letting you know nothing has come into the chat at this time um Vanessa did you have anything on your end nothing on my end fantastic awesome all right um so our website rockpab.org right you can put it in your browser directly you can Google Rochester Police accountability board you can Bing Rochester Police accountability board those search engines are all going to work um so this is our website right uh in order to file report you can do that right here but if you go just below that you'll be able to see the policy and oversight work um the two proposals for change that we have out both in English and in Spanish so right now we are talking about the disciplinary Matrix I would love to encourage all of you in your time to go check out the data of transparency proposal for change while I am not responsible for the work on this um my colleague Sarah Jenks is and has done a tremendous job um and we would also love your feedback on that proposal for change as well um but the disciplinary Matrix input is right here so the full disciplinary Matrix can be found here if you click on this you can see our methodology for creating it it runs through some of the data analytics uh that I it's it's a much smaller scope of the data analytics that I provided today um discusses the the public comment period uh and goes through each of the um each of the sections of the disciplinary Matrix for you to understand provides you a copy of the Matrix as well at the end um so that is there for you and the appendix which is located right here off to the left is um where all of the rules and regulations have been categorized as well as the general orders um so this is a very lengthy document uh that separates all of rpd's general orders into individual directives um and ranks them accordingly so those are the two documents that we have available for public comment we are very interested in your thoughts on those things and again anything that you think should be different um uh you know the way that you can do that and provide that comment um is right here um so scrolling down past those documents uh you can read a little bit here about um why right just some things that we discussed today um and this is the public comment form that we have um so yeah things that you would like to see different about the Matrix specific things that perhaps you would like to see removed from the Matrix if there are things that you would like to see included perhaps that's something you could uh mention in in the first question um and then your ZIP code um yeah we appreciate your feedback and again this is a process that you can also go through um for the data transparency proposal for change the full report being right here as well um some really spectacular work here um and the uh comments that you can provide just just down below uh in the event that you were watching this and you would like uh your organization to receive a similar presentation um maybe through an online you know interactive uh uh more of a dialogue based um meeting then then we're happy to do that you can email us again at Rock uh feed I'm sorry Vanessa could you provide that email again I'm not going to pretend like I remember it's all right um yeah so I guess as we're closing this out for anybody who is watching this um you can provide any feedback to PAB feedback at cityofrochester.gov Rina do you have your hand up yes we do have two commenters in the chat one says between the nth and first time class four penalties should be a one-year suspension not 60 days the disincentive has to be real on other writes I am a firm believer of restorative practices but I'm not sure what that would look like among police officers especially when we do not have access to all levels of accountability like termination it's wonderful feedback yeah um so for those that are are you know either saw that um am I still do I still have y'all okay so sorry my screen just went off so I'm just gonna keep moving along even though I can't see anything and we're just gonna um uh for those of you listening to those comments those are those are uh very much the kind of comments we're interested in um so your thoughts on on you know a restorative process or your thoughts on you know uh the specific sanctions both you know the the Nitty Gritty detail and the high level thoughts and considerations um yeah thank you all right Rena if uh those are the only questions or comments that we have and again to the people watching thank you so much for your input if you have any other feedback please provide it um either in the chat or at PAB feedback at cityofrochester.gov um and Jonathan and AJ as long as you have no other parts of the presentation I think we can wrap this up and the video will be hosted on our social Pages if anybody would like to go back and watch and maybe leave any comments as well on there but if you guys are all set I think we can wrap it up yeah thank you all right excellent thank you again for anybody watching at home um for your participation and just giving us the opportunity to present this work our policy team has been hard at work putting this out and the next phase of this the most important phase is getting your input The public's input on these documents and so we encourage you to like uh comment and share on our socials to anybody you also might think is interested in getting this information and that would be interested in providing their input the comment period does end on December 2nd and so we are looking to get as much feedback as possible until that time so thank you so much from the PAB and everybody have a good night | Rochester PAB | UCbTkxcH8SQYccMC5DxTrKCw | 2022-11-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,833 | 32,019 |
-EkTFiZuKpg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EkTFiZuKpg | 5 WEEKS OUT WEIGHT LOSS - Summer Shred Ep. 3 | [Music] good morning guys welcome back to my channel today is Sunday and on Sundays we are going to be doing weigh-ins I think on my last fitness like vlogs that I did for summer shredding I always weighed myself every morning and mentally I just don't think that that's okay for me anyways it's okay if you guys do that but I just don't think that it helps me out to do that because it causes me to like stress out and when I stress out I end up like binge eating and just being a freakin psycho so we're gonna wear ourselves this morning if you guys are new here make sure you go ahead and click the subscribe button give this video a thumbs up as well because it really helps out my channel and let's go let's go weigh ourselves okay so tonight is the last episode of Game of Thrones I went to the mall and I ended up going into Hot Topic because they have Game of Thrones stuff in there so like if you guys ever want stuff for your favorite movie your favorite show or whatever hot topic always carries stuff like that so I actually got a game of Thrones t-shirt and it says for the throne I just really really liked it because I'm not one to order stuff online and I kept seeing shirts and stuff that I wanted but I just come not ordering it so I was able to pick that up and then I also found this hidden freaking gym the box is kind of beat-up but it is a dragon egg coffee cup which is perfect for me because as you can tell I clearly collect all sorts of coffee cups so I was really excited about that this one it's a like the yellow dragon so I kind of want to find the green and the red one now but I am so ready for tonight Season Finale whatever I got socks too because my socks were all sorts of beat up I just thought these were cute they're like white but they're a little bit off white so I don't have to worry about them getting super mess I don't know what they're called I can't find the name but yeah I got a new pair of shoes a muff finish crocheting this bag and then take a shower and do whatever get ready for yo Thrones tonight mom's got away her shelf oh so cute [Music] sixty four point four which is frustrating because I was down to 159 but I do have to take into consideration that I had just had surgery so like I wasn't eating really good anyways um and I had just been through some things so um we're gonna add this to my fitness pal and see the damage so that's a four pound weight change which is okay at least I'm not like 170 up like a month a few months ago I was 170 and that's when I was like oh my god what what am i doing but my biggest thing with my weight gain right now is my knees are like in extreme pain because my body was just not used to carrying around this much weight so I really got it like we gotta get it together so I'm getting ready to drink some coffee I am also working on a really awesome project I'll just show you my online store it has not launched yet it's going to end up the launch is going to actually be probably in July because I have to go to school for the military and it just fell it just fell in a bad spot so I put I had to push the launch date anyways I'm making this yoga mat bag the pattern that I'm using is actually by cozy moon designs on Instagram I'll leave her handle right here if you are crochet and you like want to make one yourself I think it's so cute and the color of yarn that I got it I'm gonna have to order this online if they even still make it I loved it because this is like my color scheme for my shop just like Wow oh you ruined my lens it's grazing greens in cream so it's really cute I'm working on that about to drink some coffee and then we're gonna have to do an active rest day today oh hey welcome back too much you know a welcome back to my channel okay so it is Sunday it's Sunday May 26th we had a four-day weekend um I really like having done much except for I've been trying to really focus on my fitness focus on my fitness can you stop doing getting my mind into the mode of like fitness being in my routine everyday because I feel like that was something that I was really struggling with so I ended up I've been using this like four-day weekend to really focus on adding cardio because that is my struggle I have go to the gym and lift all day but adding cardio to slim down is like so difficult for me and I don't know why I just hate doing it so I finally worked myself up that I can do cardio for 30 minutes and I'm just so freaking proud of that because I mean I would be like oh yeah I have to do cardio babe after new cardio and I would like to tell my boyfriend that I only did like 15 minutes so I'm up to 30 minutes I want to do 30 minutes I would like to do 30 minutes every day and then if I can either 30 minutes or 300 calories is what I would like to burn cardio-wise every day that is just my personal like go about it according to like my fitness pal what I'm using for that which I don't know if my Fitness Pal is like if my My Fitness Pal is open for all of you guys to if that's something you want to see like let me know in the comments below um I'm not I'm not a bodybuilder I guess so I don't really care if you guys see what I'm eating but I do use it just to kind of try to stay on track or if I don't know how many calories I'm consuming it's nice to kind of look at sorry I'm holding this pill this is my vitamin I just got them in the mail I ordered them off of the Amazon because they like don't have them at the store anymore but I think I'm gonna do a whole video on what supplements I'm using okay so we weight ourselves this morning and we're down to 160 1.2 let's go look at my fitness pal and input that and see what happens I don't even have a broad yet woke up and was like you're filming today see 6 percent of the goal you are over halfway to your goal you're making great progress keep it up so we have had on May 19th which was last Sunday I believe we know our core module sure cuz clearly I can't read a calendar last Sunday Wow guys last Sunday I weighed 160 4.4 hey but I was also on my cycle so that was probably part of the reason ok anyways um yesterday my mom came and we did Wayne got her nails done and stuff and when I was walking out of my house she was like you look really skinny and I was like even though like that's I'm not trying to get skinny I'm trying to get shredded I want to get lean like for summer which by summer I mean just the month of July and August because I'm about to be gone for a whole entire month for school so anyways I'm about to finish this coffee and I'm out to finish this coffee we have to figure out what we're going to do for cardio today which there's like this hill that I kind of like to go and run but it kill like it kills y'all like it freakin kills I would like for Saturdays and Sundays to be not in a gym just so that I don't get burnt out on the gym but I also I'm like dang I want to do the sauna so like you have to go to the gym obviously to do the sauna so on Sundays I really would like to go to the sauna so I'm thinking about running outside and then like going to the gym and doing the sauna for 30 minutes but I don't know that's a lot of work it's a lot of driving I don't really got gas money like that so we're gonna during the week though what I'm going to do is I want my workouts to be lower body upper body lower body upper body Wednesday to be like a freebie to do whatever I want Plus ABS Thursday to be like probably back and then Friday to be lower body because I can never do all the lower body stuff that I want to do in one setting [Music] you [Music] | Seanta Marie | UC2KGbZg9deds3u9EaSjwi5A | 2019-06-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,575 | 7,589 |
GLol2ZX8D0c | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLol2ZX8D0c | Frauditor can't stop repeating the script. | that's what I'm looking for and that's that's what I'm doing here so get records okay so he's taking your records requests here and we're gonna lay inside any of the offices okay and if we don't leave we'll we'll be we'll be arrested officer have you got an extra go to 10 line I mean look at him the administrator has told him that he's trespassed and he's still trying to bait the officer I guess he must have put himself on auto repeat on that script and just became nothing more than habit no you'll be trespassed after that okay so so we're if we don't leave officer we'll be trespassed under under organs 810.09 if you've been given notice of the trespass and you refuse to comply with that so we have been given notice in right | BlackHartKnight | UCnGLmTV27FccW1lyDA7dW_w | 2023-03-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 140 | 734 |
l1e25pfoxJY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1e25pfoxJY | 7 Signs Your Best Friend Has A Crush On You | Hey there psych2goer's, are you wondering if your best friend likes you as more than a friend? Do you think that might have feelings for you without you knowing it? You spend so much time with each other! You've been opening up to them about everything. It can be hard not to wonder if there's a romantic spark there. So, here are seven subtle signs that your best friend secretly has a crush on you. Number one, everyone thinks you're already dating. Does everyone you meet assume you and your best friend are a couple? Many friends and family members seem convinced it's only a matter of time before you start dating. Maybe the reason why everyone thinks you're together is that they see something you don't. Does their mood always improve when you're around? Do they treat you differently from all their other friends? These could be telltale signs that they're interested in being more than friends. Two, you catch them staring, a lot. Do you notice your best friend staring at you when you're not looking? This could be another clue that they might have a crush on you but are too shy to admit it. Often when you're romantically interested in someone you can't help but stare as they talk or pass by. Their presence can effortlessly command your attention, making you notice only them and nothing else. Three, they're physically affectionate towards you. Does your best friend hug you every time you see each other or hold your hand when you're walking? They sit next to you put their arm around you or lay their head on your shoulder? All of which are nonverbal signs of romantic attraction. If your best friend has a crush on you It's only natural that they want to be around you as much as they can Four, they're more attentive towards you. Does your best friend pay special attention to you and act more attentive towards you? If they always go the extra mile just to make you happy, it could be because they want more than a friendship with you. They give you their full attention whenever you're together cheer you up when you're feeling down and drop what they're doing just to meet you Five they remember the little things. When your best friend remembers all the little things and make sweet and thoughtful gestures for you, they might be trying to tell you that they like you. They make an effort to appreciate your interests and hobbies to feel more connected to you. All these gestures show that you're important to them and that they just might be romantically interested in you Number six, they're very protective of you. Does it feel like your best friend has higher standards for the people you date than you do? It might seem like no one will ever be good enough for you in their eyes. They're always protective of you when they go out of their way to let you know all the reasons why they think you shouldn't be with this person, and while you may think that they're just looking out for you it could really be that they want to be the one to date you. And seven, they're not interested in anyone else. Finally if your best friend never seems to be interested in anyone else, then it might be a sign that they have feelings for you! They talk to you about everything but their love life no matter how many times you ask. If they always choose to spend all their time with you instead of anyone else, well, that's a pretty good sign that they might have a crush on you! Do you relate to any of the signs mentioned here? Do you feel like your best friend might want to be more than friends, or are you secretly hoping for it to happen? Let us know in the comments below. If you find this video helpful be sure to like, subscribe and share this video with those who might benefit from it The references and studies used in this video are added in the description below. Thanks for watching and we'll see you in our next video! | Psych2Go | UCkJEpR7JmS36tajD34Gp4VA | 2020-05-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 706 | 3,846 |
59jNWD-luJE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59jNWD-luJE | Lockdown Lookup - 9 April | [Music] hey it's time for the lockdown and look up today I'm in how official studio because the weather's all nasty outside to bring you the next in our installment through the fruit of the Spirit today I am talking about goodness what does it mean to be good we use the word all the time okay hey there's a cup of coffees good how are you doing um good generally we use good to describe something that is pleasant but the word goodness goes far deeper than that goodness means something functioning in accordance with its purpose so if I had to refer to my car as a good car how am i preferring to fancy leather seats or sound system I'm referring to the fact that it is faithful and reliable its functioning according to its purpose that's why in Genesis chapter 1 when you read of the creation of the world we see that God referred to it as good in other words he believed that it would function in accordance with the purpose for which he designed it and when he made human beings and called him very good he was not referring to just how splendid we look he was referring to the fact that these human beings would achieve amazing things in accordance with the amazing purpose that he had designed for them so if you think about goodness like that generally when you think about goodness or person being good we won't think of them as being pleasant but in this idea we might think what a good person is someone who does not do bad things sure partly I mean part of the function which we were created for was to not do these bad things that's how God created us but it just goes far deeper than that it's far more than that a person who exhibits goodness is not just a person who does not do bad things it is a person who's functioning according to how they were designed to the purpose for which they were created for this is the idea in a very important verse in Ephesians chapter 4 it says this I therefore prisoner for the Lord urge you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called with all humility and gentleness with patience notice fruits of the spirit bearing with one another in love eager to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace I think that opening line is so important for us as Christians and it describes goodness walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called that's goodness functioning according to the purpose and they would were these such a picturesque word it's really the picture of a scale about a kitchen scale not a bathroom scale that old school scale and if you into an old grocery store with a grocer would take your pumpkin put it on one side of the scale and then place weights on the other side and when the two sides of the scale bed and start then you would know how much your pumpkin weighed that's the picture behind the word worthy balancing art the idea is that he was walking him in a love your life in a way that it balances at the weight of the calling you received and as Christians that weight is the righteousness that has been given to us Jesus as righteousness credited to us as an act of grace through faith in Him we know as Christians that from the moment we believe in Jesus these this weight of righteousness credited to us the idea behind Ephesians 4 the idea of goodness is now we start to balance that out now we start to actively live out the righteousness that has been credited to us that's far deeper and somebody just not doing bad things I think this is sometimes where Christians maybe get a little bit muddled when it comes to grace and righteousness and living out righteousness see sometimes you think that we will we know that through grace we've received this righteousness and then sometimes we stop there and go well I'm just gonna stay there because if I had to work to try and be righteous then that would go against grace which would go against our understanding of goodness of actively trying to live at this righteousness that we have received does willow has been really helpful to me here he said something really important he said grace is not opposed to effort grace is opposed to earning what it means is that it's not contradictory to grace for us to strive for righteousness in our lives when it is the motivation is to balance out the righteousness we've already received what would oppose grace is trying to be righteous in order to earn God's favor earn his acceptance earn his approval you don't have to earn it you already have it what goodness is in this idea of walking in a manner worthy refers to is now may your life slowly perhaps start to catch up or balance out the righteousness you've already received by grace may the grace of Jesus Christ and may the Holy Spirit enos enable all of us to consistently look more like the righteous ones that he has created us to be that he died see you tomorrow [Music] | Rosebank Union Church | 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2n1xk_Ktz5o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n1xk_Ktz5o | Anxiety About Sleeping Or Not Sleeping: Three Common Themes (Podcast Ep 225) | Drew Linsalata: This week on the anxious truth, we're going to talk about something you've been waiting to hear about. And that is sleep anxiety, anxiety centered around sleep, sleeping and not sleeping. So let's get to it Hello, everybody, welcome back to the anxious truth. This is episode 225 of the podcasts we are recording. It's September of 2022. I am Drew Linsalata, creator and host of the anxious truth. This is the podcast that covers all things anxiety, anxiety disorders, and anxiety recovery. If you are new here to the podcast, or the YouTube channel, just sort of stumbled in by accident. Welcome. I'm really glad you're here. I hope you find the content useful and helpful in some way. If you are returning listener or viewer, welcome back, I am always happy that you guys are here. Thank you so much for your continued support. So this week, we're going to cover a topic that people have been asking me to cover for such a long time. And because I am not the best sleeper anyway, I didn't think really I should talk about this because I'm not really the best guy to give sleep advice. But you know what, in the end, it's not really about my sleeping, it's about your sleeping and how you're viewing it and what your relationship has become when it comes to sleep or not sleeping. So this week, we're going to go into it, we're gonna do sleep anxiety. But before we get into the meat of the episode, I'm going to remind you as I always do, that the anxious truth is more than just this. You know what I'm not going to do? I'm not going to do that this week. I'm kind of doing it. I'm not doing the pitch this week. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): What? Why not? Drew Linsalata: Because I do the pitch every week, and I'm pretty sure that they're tired of it by now. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Come on, you don't know that. Drew Linsalata: I would be tired of hearing it if I was them. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): You're ridiculous. You're not going to tell them about the books you wrote. Now the free morning newsletter. Nope. No mention of all the free social media content, the distress tolerance webinar, the Facebook group. Drew Linsalata: No, no and no. And honestly, now you're just kind of being annoying. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): You're the worst. Not even a mention of your website at the anxious truth.com I can't even with you Drew Linsalata: yet. Whatever, dude. I'm here to talk about sleep anxiety. And I would like to get on with it. So are we done here now? I guess so. Okay, fine. Thank you. Thank you. Just relax. This guy, this guy. Anyway, folks. All right. Sorry about that. Let's get into it. We're gonna talk about sleep anxiety. Like I told you. This is a topic that a lot of you guys want to hear about. It's a thing that is a common thread. For so many people. I understand that it's important to a lot of you guys. So we're gonna get into it today. No, wait, what? Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): I want to help. I'm kind of bored today. Let me hang out and help. Drew Linsalata: You want to help? This sounds like a terrible idea that I know. I'm going to regret, though you won't. I'm good at this. Okay, fine. If it keeps you quiet, then you can help. Just please relax. Sit over there. And don't say anything until I asked you to. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Can you do that? You won't even know I'm here. Drew Linsalata: Yeah I will believe that when I see that. All right. All right. Anyway, alright, let's get it together here. Let's talk about sleep anxiety. When it comes to sleep anxiety, I feel pretty confident in saying that most of the conversation about sleep and not sleeping not being able to sleep and freaking out over that centers around three basic fears. So there are sort of three fear themes that come along with sleep, and sleep anxiety. So what I thought we would do today is just spend a little bit of time we'll go through each of those three, we'll have a little discussion about each one of them, hopefully that shed some light on it, answer some questions, maybe gives you a better grip on what's going on. So yeah, we're going to do each of the fears one at a time. And let's see how this turns out. In fact, you know what, you know what, man? You wanted to help? Can you read each of the fears when I asked you to? Hello? Hey, hey! Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Me? Drew Linsalata: Yeah? You. You said you wanted to help? Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Yep. Drew Linsalata: Okay, so then can you read the main sleep anxiety fears when I asked you to do that? Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Yeah, I can do that. Drew Linsalata: Okay, great. So can you do it? Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Oh, you mean now? Drew Linsalata: Yeah. I mean, now. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): You are a terrible director. I don't know if I can work under these conditions. Just do it. Okay, fine. Relax, Chief. Number one, sleep is super vital. So I must get lots of sleep to regenerate and recover. If I don't sleep properly, I won't ever get better. Drew Linsalata: All right, that actually didn't go too badly. Thank you. Alright, so the first fear that we're going to talk about today when it comes to sleep and sleep related anxiety is this one, the idea that if you do not sleep perfectly optimally enough, or in the exact way that you think you have to that you will likely never get better. This is a very common fear. And that's why I put it number one on the list. This is what happens when two things that are very common among listeners of this podcast viewers of this YouTube channel. Experience. Number one is the fear that you might never get better. A very, very common recurring fear, very normal, very common. And the second thing is sleep disturbances, also incredibly common in the community surrounding the content that I create no doubt about that, right? So those two things, sleep disturbances, and the fear that you will never get better can sometimes get glued together. How do they get glued together? Well, the glue that puts them together is the distortion, magnification, twisting catastrophic machine that is an anxious brain. So underneath that idea that if I don't sleep properly or enough or optimally, I may never get better is some basically reasonable information about the nature of sleep and the restorative nature of sleep and the power of sleep? Yeah, that's a thing. Like human beings sleep for a reason. There's a reason why it's a natural function for us. But it's a natural function that varies widely over our lifespan, right? Sometimes we sleep well, sometimes we don't sleep so well. Sometimes we feel good. Sometimes we feel terrible. It's normally you know, variable like sleep isn't isn't a constant thing. Yes, human beings do sleep, it does have a purpose. Some we seem to know some we don't really know yet. But it's okay to say like, well, sleep is kind of important, you do need to sleep. And that's why we sleep fair enough. But when we also find, especially if we are trolling through sort of wellness circles, healing circles, and you start to see people who take that to the extreme. And in any topic, you will find people who take it to the extreme, when you see people that put sleep up on a pedestal and call it some sort of panacea for wellness, then the distortion machine and the catastrophic, catastrophic thoughts machine that is an anxious brain will literally turn that into a disaster, like oh my god, if I don't get this perfect sleep that this this person on HuffPo is talking about, then I'm never going to get better. So this whole idea that if I don't sleep enough, I will never get better is one giant distortion, magnification, twisted, catastrophic scenario that an anxious brain can manufacture based on the presence of multiple conditions, the fear, I might never get better sleep disturbance, which is real, you are experiencing that, and then a misinterpretation and distortion of some information that you may find online about sleep and what sleep does and what it's supposed to do. Add them all together, and you wind up in a frantic state thinking that, Oh my God, if I don't sleep, I don't sleep enough, I don't sleep properly, I'm screwed, I'm never going to get better. And that is a distortion that is not true. So just because we can make the assertion that sleep is important for a human being, that's not a wrong assertion. But we can't automatically then say, if we don't sleep, the wheels fall off, and bad things happen, right. And we'll never get better. I don't I'm not getting the proper healing in my body. That's just frankly, not true. So if you look at the reality in a large population of anxious people who are experiencing the fear that they may never get better, and also experiencing sleep disturbances, which is super common, I see it every day, then you can also see in that population of anxious people that those people who do think they'll never get better and are experiencing sleep disturbances who glue those two fear together, just two fears together, wind up moving past that fear past the sleep disturbances, and they do start to get better. This is everybody better in the communities around this podcast? No, everybody's at varying stages of the recovery journey. So that's 100% True, some people are sort of behind you on the path, some people are ahead of you. But for instance, in my Facebook group, you will hear stories every day of people who their sleep was a disaster, and they were frantic about sleep. But it got better, like everything else gets better, that is possible, you are not doomed to never get better if you're experiencing sleep disturbances now. So the way we kind of have to answer this first fear about sleep, which is it's so vital that if I don't get the exact proper sleep in the exact amount, I will never get better. You have to confront that as being a distortion. That's a conclusion my brain is drawing to try to protect me but it's not a correct conclusion. As I can look around me, and I can see that there are people who went through some pretty serious sleep disturbances that were also afraid of this that are getting better now. They're seeing improvement, things are changing, it's getting better. So just remember the amount of twisting, magnification distortion and catastrophizing that goes into drawing a conclusion like the number one sleep fear, you might want to sleep a certain amount, you might want to sleep a certain way. Nobody wants to be tired. Nobody wants to be sleep deprived. But we do not have to draw the automatic conclusion that not sleeping enough or properly dooms you to a life and a disordered anxious state. That is simply not true. All right, let's roll the thing number two. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Number two, if I don't sleep enough, I will be in danger of developing all kinds of scary health problems. Drew Linsalata: All righty. Good job, dude. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Thank you, but don't call me dude. Drew Linsalata: All righty. Thanks, Eddie. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): The names Edward. HATE "Eddie". Drew Linsalata: Edward. Okay. So the second fear that we're talking about now is the related to the first fear but it's the idea that if you do not sleep in Knock or do not sleep optimally or perfectly, then not only do you run the risk of maybe not getting better in terms of anxiety recovery, but you run the risk of actually developing serious debilitating or life threatening health problems. Because everybody knows that if I don't sleep, horrible things happen to the human body. This is very similar to the whole, like, oh, the anxiety itself is damaging my body. I did an episode on this a few podcasts back, if you go and look for that. We talked about that the idea that anxiety itself is damaging your body and is going to lead to health problems. The same fear holds true here with sleep, if I don't sleep enough, I am damaging my body. And I'm going to develop health problems as a result. And I will be to blame here. So I've heard people afraid of cancer. I've heard people afraid of dementia or psychotic breaks, I've heard people worried about heart attacks and strokes. I've heard all kinds of health risks that people have glued to this idea that I'm not sleeping properly, or I'm not sleeping enough. Therefore I am stressing my body beyond its limits, and I am hurting myself physically, especially people who suffer from health anxiety, this becomes a big issue. The idea that if I do not sleep, I am not only going to be an anxious person for the rest of my life, but I might actually die or I'm going to develop some terrible, debilitating, crippling health issue, because I'm destroying my body by not sleeping enough or sleeping properly. And again, the answer to this one or the way we would approach this one is very similar to the way we would approach that first fear, which is that we have to recognize that sleep does play a role in health and well being it does. But if you aren't experiencing a sleep disturbance now, which is incredibly common, again, among people that are dealing with anxiety disorders and working on recovery, you do not have to draw the automatic and ironclad conclusion that if you experience sleep disturbances for a while now that you are automatically doomed to develop some crippling debilitating degenerative health problem that will put you in an early grave, that is also a distortion, it's a magnification, you are again, assigning risk variables, much higher value than they actually need to be assigned based on reality. Now I'm going to call out a book that was written in the last 10 or 12 years. And I actually don't want to say the name of this book, to be honest with you. It's kind of a catch 22 Here, it was an incredibly popular book that was written about sleep by a professor at a major well known American university that had great credentials, a guy who is very well respected in the field. He's a sleep researcher. And he wrote this book, which really wasn't a scientific book, it was a pop culture book. Right? So it was kind of an Oprah book club book, if you will. And in that he made a lot of really exaggerated, unfounded and outrageous claims about the health effects of not sleeping enough. So he sort of termed it started to bring about that awareness of like, oh, the sleep deprivation pandemic, we are in an epidemic of sleep deprivation. He attributed health outcomes to things that were said by the World Health Organization that they had to come out and kind of put the smack down like, No, we didn't actually say that. We never said that. There's no data on that. But he kind of made some stuff up and played really fast and loose with some numbers and some data. And this is a respected scientist who sort of wandered over into pop culture. And I may either intentionally plan to sensationalize things to sell a lot of books, or, I don't know, maybe got too enthusiastic, whatever the case may be. But that particular book as popular as it may be, it's called Why We sleep, I'll throw it out there. But please don't run and go and buy while we sleep. Go ahead and buy it. If you want, I can tell you not to buy it, but do not go and latch on to that book and like oh my god, I really need to read this book because it's going to freak you out. And that book has come under a lot of fire, a lot of criticism, a lot of peer criticism, a lot of criticisms, and the academic and scientific communities. And in the end, what kind of happened is the guy sold a ton of books and even his university, which I can only guess I'm completely guessing here. I don't know this to be true. But many times when you under the employ of a university, the research you do and the work you publish is partially at least partially owned by that university. So I'm guessing and drawing my own conclusion, which could be wrong. But even when confronted with some of the things that we're not okay with that book, already millions of copies or whatever, hundreds of 1000 copies have been sold. He'd already been doing the book tours. He'd been on the on the big podcasts. The guy's been on Rogan, you know, spewing this stuff. And both he and his university sort of like yeah, yes, sorta, we kind of maybe it went a little bit overboard. That's all right. It was not that big a deal. He issued a very tiny little retraction on like a personal blog site that he doesn't even maintain it was really well hidden. So so much of this grows out of that this guy wrote that book and it you know, really sparked a lot of discussion about how like the obesity epidemic, you know, all the sleep deprivation, epidemic and all the incredible health problem is that it's causing is sleep important? It is. But that book caused so much trouble, especially for people like us anxious people, highly suggestible people, people that are afraid and frantically looking for 100% assurance that they're going to be okay. The stuff that was put out in that book that is still being perpetuated now, because like I said, he did the tour. He's been on the talk shows, he's been on the big podcasts. And so a lot of the stuff that's in that book, the book, why we sleep has been repeated again and again and again and copied and even just sort of lifted and plagiarized. And just parroted and echoed and quotes in that book that shouldn't have been in the book, that thing where both the author and his university sort of shrug their shoulders and said, yeah, maybe that wasn't right. People are still quoting those things. So it's just causing a lot of misinformation. And it's fueling that magnification, the catastrophic thinking and the distortion that comes along with this disordered state that we're addressing. So this one, if I don't sleep, I'm destined to develop some horrible health condition is not automatically true. Again, we have to balance the idea that yes, sleep is important. But we cannot say that, Oh, my God, I've been sleeping so badly for the last month and a half that this means I'm going to get cancer, that's not an accurate statement to make. So in this case, just like the other one, recognize where the fear is coming from, especially if you're driven by health anxiety already, and you're worried about your health, but recognize that your fear is being driven by something like that, and then recognize the information that's being fed in to that magnification lens, which then draws us to recognize how we are reaching these catastrophic conclusions. So this doesn't mean that you're going to instantly feel better about your sleep situation, you won't. In fact, a lot of the stuff that I'm talking about here might be attacked as like, are you providing reassurance to people, but no, we can provide assurance, like I can give you good information that you can then act on, I can't repeat this information a million times. And if you wind up coming back to rewind this podcast a million times, because then your brain says he's wrong, and you need to listen to it again. That is reassurance that's 100% True, that's not healthy. So but if we can recognize how we draw these faulty conclusions, and these catastrophic conclusions, step away from them, and just let that fear be, like, just like the first fear in this fear, you're going to have to just sort of let that fear be there, like, Oh, guess I'm gonna have to accept that this might be true, because I can't prove it not true. And I'm just gonna have to let this play out. And I will handle it as I go. So, so much of the time, that is the answer here, but recognize what drives this and then understand that, well, the only way out of this fear is to just let it play out, and not try to find a way to not be afraid, you will be afraid, until reality shows you otherwise. So that is like common fear number two under the umbrella of sleep anxiety, or lack of sleep anxiety. So okay, Edward, let's roll on to number three. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Number three, if I don't sleep enough, my anxiety will go through the roof. Drew Linsalata: Okay, this one we need to clarify a little bit because this has smacks of like the alcohol and caffeine thing that we talked about all the time. being tired, makes me anxious. Well, being tired, just makes you tired. It doesn't make you anxious. It makes you feel a certain way. And when we are afraid of changes in the way we feel. And we interpret like unpleasant states as dangerous states or states that we must never allow. Then we get anxious when we feel those things. Now, I was totally that guy. You know, when I was having such a hard time sleeping, I'd only sleep an hour at a time. 45 minutes at a time. I was getting maybe three hours of sleep and an average night for a while there. Yeah, I'd be really tired the next day that was true. And because I was tired, I would feel like shit. There's no, there's no mystery there. I would feel crappy because I was kind of sleep deprived. But I would take that feeling of being sleep deprived. And it would make me feel shaky, weak and vulnerable, like Oh no, I'm in this tired states and all my anxiety will come and get me and therefore I would get more anxious. So that the idea that being tired means that your anxiety will go through the roof not sleeping enough means your anxiety is going to go through the roof is really just another expression of being afraid of yourself afraid of how you feel and what you think. So it's not a special kind of anxiety, like people will approach this as if Oh my god, if I don't sleep enough, I'm gonna have special not enough sleep anxiety. It makes me anxious to trigger. Well, again, we have to realize here that you're not necessarily anxious. I'm not saying you're not anxious. That's not fair. I understand that you do feel anxious, but we have to come to grips with the idea that the anxious state is a secondary state. First, we're tired and our interpretation of tired means anxious. So it's not necessarily correct to say that if I don't sleep, then my anxiety goes through the roof. If I don't sleep, I feel really bad because I feel tired. And then my interpretation of that, and my fear of my own internal state becomes anxiety, the threat response is triggered. So it's really important to understand that chain of events as opposed to just saying, not sleeping equals anxious, no, not sleeping equals tired, which means feeling bad, which means feeling anxious. So let me tell you a little quick anecdote from my own personal recovery journey. Where I remember there was a time when I was up in the morning, and I was doing my exposure work, like I got in the habit of doing and I was, I was exhausted, I was, I was tired, man, I was tired. I just wasn't sleeping very well. Now, my sleep at that point was starting to get a little better. I was seeing a little light at the end of the tunnel there. But I still wasn't sleeping enough. And so many mornings, I was tired. I wasn't sleeping enough. So that meant I was tired. It was not sleeping enough didn't mean disaster, it just meant I was going to be tired. And I was and I was out driving. And I stopped in a parking lot of a little dairy store that's not too far from my house, literally around the corner from the house, I was at the end of the exposure. And I was trying to work up the nerve to go into that little dairy store and just buy some milk to put in the fridge. I didn't even know if we needed it. But I know that I wanted to do it as a way to end the exposure and then go home. And as I sat there, and I was super anxious, and I was afraid to get out of the car and go into the store. A woman pulled up next to me that she was not looking good. She just wasn't I mean, it was relatively early in the morning. And I'm sure she would probably say the same thing. I don't know who she is. I've never seen her before since. And that's going back to like 2007 or 2008, whatever that was. I don't know what she was she pulled up next to me. She put her head on our steering wheel, she was clearly on her way to work. She got out of the car, she was looked like she was dressed to go to work in an office and she was dragging us in plain English. This poor woman was tired. She didn't sleep well. She was tired for whatever reason. But she got out of her car and she walked into the store and she got what she was going to get. And in that moment, I realized like, Man, this is why now I didn't I didn't know that there was such a book called Why We sleep at that point. I don't even know if it had been written at that point. But, you know, I started to understand like, Wow, so many of the people around me are tired at any given moment. So many of the people are tired at any given moment. Like when I was for I had a little bit of a time where I was going into an office with people every day. That was kind of while I was going through my antidepressant withdrawal. And people would drag into the office, man, they stayed up too late, they were out late, they were sick, they just didn't feel good. And they were tired. They just didn't call tired a disaster. And that morning in that parking lot when I saw that poor woman, like drag yourself out of the car and just walk shuffle into the store that she was tired. She was gonna have a long day, no doubt in my mind. But I'm thinking, Well, wait a minute, I'm the one turning tired into a nightmare here. And I got out of the car and I went in I got my quart of milk. And it was what it was I mean it that didn't change my life that day. But that realization was a kind of a big deal. Like, oh, man, half the people around me are probably tired right now. I'm the only one that's calling it a nightmare. So consider that for a second like look at the people in your life. Many of them are probably had not as much sleep as they wanted to they were up late, they were binge watching something on Amazon Prime, whatever, for whatever reason, they're not sleeping enough, or they're just pushing themselves too hard. They're partying, whatever they're doing, and they drag themselves to work in the morning. They just don't call it a disaster like we do sometimes. So to address this third fear that says if I don't get enough sleep, my anxiety will go through the roof and I will be a mess the next day, we again have to look at it and say, well, first of all, it just changes how I feel. And I'm afraid of how I feel. And look at all the people around me that are giving me real world examples of the fact that human beings are capable of functioning and being tired and being sleep deprived. Not wanting that it's not optimal. It's not what we wish for. But look at them all going about their day anyway, without calling this an absolute catastrophe. What does that teach me? So again, none of the things I'm talking about today to address these common these three common themes that come along with sleep anxiety, or lack of sleep anxiety. They all are driven by distortion. They're driven by fear, they're driven by catastrophizing, they're driven by being afraid of how we feel about we think it all comes back to the same themes again, and again and again. And I know that I probably sound like a broken record when I talk about this sort of stuff. But it helps to understand this to a certain extent that all of the the anxiety, the special anxiety that you think is has you so distraught over the idea that you're not sleeping right or not getting it asleep, you're never going to get better. You're going to cause all kinds of health problems, or tomorrow morning, you're just going to be an anxious, incapable mess. All of those things are just another way for an anxious mind to throw a monkey wrench into everything, everything. Like a highly sensitized person with an overactive anxious mind firing up that distortion mill machine will make a mess up Have everything. And sleep anxiety is a really good example of that. But in the end, it's not very much different than breathing anxiety or heart anxiety or health, anxiety or fear of being alone. It's all kind of the same. And it's really common if you're struggling right now and you're having a hard time sleeping, and you're tired and you and you're catastrophizing over that what if I never sleep again? What if I never get better? What if this kills me, because I'm going to develop health problems? I'm going to be so horrible and anxious for the next few days, because I'm not sleeping. All of these things are incredibly common and explainable. And when you start to understand Oh, yeah, that's right. It's the anxiety itself, like pouring gas on the fire, that can help us make a little space. The answer is always the same. We got to move through it, it's always comes back to that we got to move through it. But it can help us to move through it, find a little courage find a little resolve to look at these three common sort of fear themes when it comes to sleep, and say, Okay, this is not easy. This is not what I want. I don't like feeling this way. I want to feel different. But I can get through this. I know you can do this. I did it. I watched people do it every day. I know you can do this. But when you get frantic and the fear starts to drive things, remember what I'm saying? Take a little step backward, make a little space. I can get through this. It's going to be okay, let me Let reality. Teach me the lessons I need to learn here. I'm going to be okay. Because you're going to be okay. I promise. This fear of not sleeping doesn't mean you're special. You're worse than everyone else, you're broken, you have a special problem. It doesn't it just means you're like a whole lot of people that are dealing with these problems that we're always addressing together. So that is my take on sleep and sleep anxiety is that an exhaustive take that covers every possible nuance and every sub fear and every thought that pops in your head about sleep? No, because that your mind is gonna get super creative, and I hear a lot of different things. I do hear that. What if I never sleep again? Distortion? Right? What if I have I'm having a panic attack? But what do you do if you have panic attacks? In the middle of night, we're going to do an episode on Nocturnal Panic attacks, just by itself because I know some of you listening you're going to do? Yes, but what if you have panic attacks when you wake up? We'll get there. But spoiler alert, it's not special. You know, I'm gonna say that it's not special. Anyway, that is episode 225 of the anxious truth in the books talking about sleep and sleep centered anxiety. I hope it has been helpful to you, Edward, you did okay, brother. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): I told you I was good at this. Now. Tell them to subscribe to your YouTube channel and rate the podcast and tell them to go buy a couple of your books. Drew Linsalata: But number one, you just did most of that. And number two, I'm not gonna go tell them to buy books. Eddie (Voice Off-Screen): Why do I even bother trying to help you just play the music and let's get the hell out of here. Drew Linsalata: You know, I didn't ask you to come and help me but yes, we're gonna play the music and we're gonna get out of here because I think I'm kind of done with you today. So guys, you know the episode is over because music that is afterglow by Ben Drake. It's a song you hear at the beginning and end of every one of these podcasts episodes. You can find more about Ben and his music at his website, Ben Drake music.com Go check him out and tell him I said hello. That is episode 225 of the anxious truth in the books including a special guest appearance by our new friend Edward, who may be back from time to time if the situation warrants it. We'll see how it goes. I will be back next week with another podcast episode. I don't exactly know what I'm going to be talking about. But I will be here anyway. And until then I will remind you as always ... 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ky2zV0hCsMg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky2zV0hCsMg | Proving I don't have a life pt. 2 | today I'm gonna be showing you three ways to prove you don't have a life in beastwarm simulator [Music] method number one getting a rare badge all right guys after months and I mean months maybe someone say some might even say years I have I have done something that I've been waiting to do for a very long time I switched to mixed to do this well and and one other thing which will also be done soon but if we come over to the quest badge three two one there it is five thousand out of five thousand I think it's about time that after 179 days of play time think it's about time that I claim this badge so our current backpack is 160 million after I clean it our backpack is three two one [Music] 180 million so there we go I'm done 5 000 quests and uh yeah so nice [Music] foreign [Music] there we are done all right let's go hand this in so this is the 300th found bear Quest this one will give me as you can see here the brown bear color here we are three two one [Music] great job bud here's some royal jelly and more importantly a brown Cub skin let's go you've completed three on my quests so far complete five more and you'll give me three enzymes wow I love three enzymes 50 more I'll give you 250 tickets wow looks like it's been over an hour since I gave you the last talk to me again whenever you're ready there we are there it is the brown cub so beautiful and uh which claim the next Quest what what is this solo bam yeah I'm not doing another bamboo Quest so there it is there's the brown cub took uh a while to get but we got it so cute thank you for watching um gonna be making a Mythic Mythic egg guide soon so uh look forward to that if you like the video subscribe uh or like it I don't know and um yeah have a good day | HeroV2 | UC_xPg0WNUDwvB1Mb9DLQIqQ | 2022-09-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 355 | 1,739 |
Wn-TLYWGaTU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn-TLYWGaTU | A father expresses his sadness and disgust during a Israeli protest. | what do I think about it I respect him that these judges are the judge in the family for Daniel I don't even even name I live in a description for them because they don't fit don't feel nothing such a judgment against Israeli father and my love males that serve their country people boys and males the cleaves Ephraim generation like my family for 200 years suddenly we get punished like that our children is taken from us we cannot see them we don't have any rights let's say our work is completely destroyed by poor judgment then we have to pay you have to pay but much more than we can afford on the judge you that doesn't even care about it as long as you're going to work three times three works every day go yourself and even though you don't see your children I didn't see my child for one month now first time since it was born unbelievable so what is the government expect we expect us what see you crime is the army if you feel for this government your private job a man your crime is to be a man your crime is to be a dad that's your crime well they're taking my right they're taking my honour as a man and they're taking my pride is a father so what's left nothing why should I kill myself of this country you taught me that | No Exit Order - Documentary Movie | UCrOluiLr8tQpGreFlIYZZdA | 2017-08-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 243 | 1,236 |
GRYXEIuz4Do | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRYXEIuz4Do | Ingles Corporativo- Videoconferencia # 6 How to use frequency adverbs | oh my God oh my God okay okay thank you a lot so but okay let's do something let me open the breaker runes right now okay give me a second okay please pleas click and join guys so we can start making this exercise Okay click on join okay I have already opened the breaker rooms please click on join SE click on join please guys oh you see okay hello hello click on join guys Lo please [Music] hello teacher hello hello [Music] teach okay okay how much energy H do you use in ER in the in the day yes during the day that's great that's great okay right oh okay ah exact we need to respond it [Music] okay hello teacher hello hello questions guys we have a question we are going to be question with the with the word and ener toilet booster exactly yes I great this questions okay questions and answers quantifier major words and everything that you have learned yes 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answers yes let's continue you can do it you can do it guys that's the time to practice okay this is the time to practice hello [Music] teacher why guys why number one guys how much energy do you use in the day during the day uh that's unable or uncountable exactly unable [Music] unable quantifiers right words don't worry okay okay yes I really love that great guys yes teacher thank you teacher you're welcome uh I use hello guys good good [Music] go um how many wor you have how many how many wor [Music] you War heat what is water heats toilet paper energy roosters milk time work no guys write it down number one okay how much energy do you need WhatApp web I want to cry the toilet paper roosters Meal Time work honey okay how much or how many ah how many roosters [Music] have a need how much meal do you need I need a lot of milk words fires see teacher okay guys okay let's let's do let's do it we still have time sorry so let's work with her okay okay hurry up guys hurry up cuz we don't have too much time okay to toilet paper uhuh guys good good good good practicing yes how many rooster do you have my mother has one rooster but I don't have any roosters at [Laughter] all hurry up hurry up okay how many lit teacher how do you say litos in English L lers how many l milk we have for example how many of milk how many lit of how many of milk we have do do we have do we have worse I have several Litt of water or meal right yes a few a lot of yeah okay okay any question [Music] yes hello guyss right this ones see toilet paper rooster meal time okay great yes great okay five more minutes guys five more minutes okay [Music] do you how much how much how much energy how many roosters do you do you need or do you have do you need or do you have am small amount a lot of I use a lot I have a lot of energy during the day toilet paper I have a few few I have a few rolls of toilet paper words roosters five roosters milk well I don't have I don't have no milk or I don't have any meal teer what is [Music] Rooster okay beard no okay guys hurry up five more minutes to finish [Music] okay everything good guys come on finish okay hurry up four more minutes guys as you can okay what number are you um yeah how come guys why is what's going [Music] on toilet paper roosters how many no any a little enough or ma your worse a piece [Music] off how much energy do you have or how much energy do you need I have a lot of energy that's it I have a little energy meure works yes teacher how much money do you have great there you go and the answer will be okay okay A little no I have [Music] [Laughter] enough money much money a lot of money see okay not not much EX money uh okay hurry up you can do it three more minutes yes to learn I I have a lot of money yes yes I have a lot of money there you go okay very good okay thank you little little by finish no number finish finish wow no no number three number three four okay no teacher no little little teacher little by little okay hurry up guys two more minutes okay two more minutes okay okay [Music] teacher no number two no worries okay number one and number two with you number two guys toilet paper is toilet paper countable or uncountable now countable how many how many how many how many one more time toilet paper is countable or uncountable now signific to paper is contable or uncountable noun paper in toilet paper is uncountable now roll of paper [Music] toilet paper roll of paper roll of toilet paper so how much or how many how much how much toilet paper do you have how much toilet paper do you have and the answer will be have I have two roll of toilet paper roll measure words or I can say I have I have several no I have not enough not enough I have not Mash toilet paper words how much how many many see that's it that's it number three roosters can the rooster uh can uh can you count the roosters yes so they are accountable how many roosters do you have at home yes I have a lot of roosters a lot of roosters a lot of okay so number four how much milk how much milk do you need I need a lot of milk I need a carton of milk a carton of milk a carton of milk number five how much time do you need to make the homework how much time do you need to make the homework I need I need I need uh five hours I have I need five hours to make the homework I have I need to have several times I mean several several no no no several [Music] I need much time to make the homework see guys okay let's come back because time is over guys no how many money countable or uncountable see called much how much exactly I need how much I need how how much do you need don't worry okay we are learning okay hello hello guys thank you a lot uh okay guys so how much and how many okay um major words okay let's see guys number one who wants to help me with number one how much energy energy do you need for the English class energy very good how much much it's okay how much energy do you need for your English class yes okay guys we have a plus sign right what is the answer I need a lot of energy uhhuh I need a lot of energy energy very good toilet paper who wants to hum me with toilet paper we have minus here okay toilet paper guys is that in contable or un countable or and uncountable now untable guys unable all right so how do I make this question how many how many how much sorry how much how much how much toilet paper so Le paper Okay do you sorry do you buy do you do you buy don't worry so what will be the answer paper uhuh I bu uhhuh [Music] roll of h i buy a few roll of toilet paper right roll of toilet paper guys major wor little little I buy a little toilet paper toilet paper see words I bu roll off sorry I buy few a few of sorry a few roll of paper yes why okay so this is easier sorry question no Mar ask questions okay teacher yes Maggie see paper um how many roll roll of paper roll of toilet paper do you buy see oh my God container containers or measure words toiler the world how much toilet paper do you do 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English do we need for learning English okay okay that's a rule how much time do we need for learning English to learn do we need to learn or do we need for learning what would be the answer we need too much time we need too much too much is uncountable yes right very good too much time for learning English okay okay work what about work guys is countable or uncountable uncountable so what would be how much or how many Sonia Sylvia I jacine how much or how many Ivon Sonia syia Jack Anna Ela hello hello how much or how many guys how many hours work we can do it [Music] work how much how much how much work do you do do you do you do right company in the company very good uhuh the answer I have some work I have or I do I do I do minus what will be then to the left side left side uncountable nouns is a minus [Music] not not Mas very good I do nmh work in the company good job Selena company very good okay what else guys money let's do with money okay how much or how many how much how much 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thank you is how many how many hats sorry how many hats CS the fmer have does the former have have okay what will be the answer guys the answer the farmer how farmer has one ahuh one hat very good okay guys so this is the way of doing it okay it's complic I got it but I want to ask you if you have questions about these guys questions I have only one question you have one question yes tell me yes for example in the number two when is toilet perer in this case you you use how much toilet paper do you buy uhuh but the answer is I buy a few roll off why you use roll off roll off major words yes see yes great okay guys so if you don't have any question we will continue okay with the topics for today more practice but we will continue with this with the topic for this week okay we will start with the frequency aders okay just okay uh that as I mention right frequency upward so how to use frequency adverse okay this is the class number six remember and um before going to the to the topic topic activities what are lure activities guys the leisure activities is what you do in your free time okayer activities time yes we have some leisure activities here we have some that are related with sports with games with ICT which is for um technology okay arts and culture okay for example we have for sports are snorkeling es es can cycling okay let's repeat after me guys the laser activities snorkeling snorkeling repeat that for me snorkeling snorkeling is like goingn going under the water okay snoring going under the water under the ocean yes and then you go like that okay like yes P skin okay skin like whenever you're climbing a mountain okay Cano repeat after me can can is what the men is doing here this is Cano guys Cano [Music] cycling horse riding horse riding ringing fishing climbing climb a climing clinging uh es skating skating skating suring surfing okay the W surfing playing basketball basketball playing basketball we can say playing football playing soccer right bowling bowling okaying okay let's go with games playing chest playing chess chess right chess playing cars cars uh playing board games board games games board games okay games playing video games playing video games games play memory games memory games memory right um let's go with technology watching TV watching TV reading newspapers reading newspap news newspap surfing in the web surfing is the sorry surf the web the listening to the [Music] radio radi the radio okayo browsing social media browsing social media Med let's talk about arts and culture okay we have painting painting painting pain painting playing a musical instrument instrument playing the guitar playing the drums okay Etc drawing drawing reading a book reading a book writing pocard postc listening to music list okay so we have guys uh some leisure activities here we have some leisure activities okay so questions about the [Music] vocabulary [Music] wow drawing drawing have you seen seen Titanic yes have you seen okay so what Jack do does with rose rose [Music] right he draw Rose in a paper do you remember that she he draws he draw her yes there you go yes so H let's go through the attendance list mayora [Music] rero rra Milton Hernandez Soler Marcos Antonio mgar perz teer Linda magali Garcia Montoya pres teacher Jose Nelson Ruiz Moreno present Jose Macio Garcia Hernandez present Jonathan Manuel Martinez bades H Antonio Cortez ional Martinez Alvarez is aruro Moran Vasquez pres Francisco Ardo Larin pel present chran lopezz present Selina Margarita Ramirez Anna El Lopez Hernandez thank you okay guys thank you a lot so let's continue then with the CL no no no no thank you for letting me know and I'm sorry that's weird okay guys no no menas no no no okay so simple uh present leer activities okay this is related with simple present because whenever someone ask you what do you do in your free time you use the laser activities yes what do you do in your free time oh teacher I like snorkeling in my free time or you can say I play the guitar I saw rles I watch TV okay I practice sports okay here we have more examples guys more examples what do you do in your free time three types of verb we have do play and go okay look or playing boing do tennis or do cycling go to Y googa or go karate no okay because is this is very important go go Selena thank you go to room go to swimming go to fish do exercise doog [Music] we can be teachers guys proud of you okay that's Selena Selena good job okay very good Selena so okay very good so if you can go and memorize it or understand the way it is guys that's that's basically the main purpose okay so let's let's repeat after me guys remember rning or go to run go running go swimming go fishing go cycling go camping go dancing and go hiking okay the way it is play golf play football play basketball do exercise do Joga do karate all right so repeat after me do exercise do exercise exercise do exercise do Joga do aerobics do arobics do gymnastics do gymnastics gastic do athletics athletic athletic athletic do Bing play golf play football play basketball play Bas play binton play tennis play tenis tennis play sh she sorry yes play cricket play cricket I don't know this is for guys to be honest with you Cricket no no Cricket you know what oh I got it is this one let me get a second one [Music] moment I didn't know what is the name of this in English in English what is it I mean in spanish cricket cricket oh [Music] okay look this is cricket cricket okay yes it's not popular okay um go running swimming sing swiming swimming sing go fishing fishing fing go cycling cycling go camping go dancing dancing go hiking microphone please guys go hiking hi what is hiking hiking is like whenever you go to okay give me a [Music] second whenever you go to the to the mountain but it's different like this hi you go with this I mean hiking just to walk in the mountain but you use this instrument hiking okay so guys um I would like to ask you guys let's see let me stop sharing let's see I would like to ask you a question and then you answer what do you do in your free time Anna what what do you do in your free time [Music] um what do you do in your free [Music] time what do you do in your free time you can use this vocabulary in simple present simple present I play football you play football like do you mean soccer football in in Spanish oh soccer okay let's see uh Maggie what do you do in your free time I my free time um simple present clean by oh I cing I like climing I sorry I like climb climbing climbing uhhuh or I clim mountains I clean mountains okay I like climbing or I clean mountains okay okay okay Ismael what do you do in your free time time I listen to music very good Selena what do you do in your free time I okay I dancing very good Nelson what do you do in your free time um play Play trampoline I play trampoline I play trampol trampoline trampoline I believe it's like that I believe it's trampoline trampoline trampoline uhhuh it's just a the difference is just a pronunciation trampoline trampoline uh I like trampoline Okay so uh Selena what do you do in your free time oh you I already asked you sa what do you do in your free time sorry sa what do you do in your ah I watched I watch TV watch TV watch TV okay Marcos what do you do in your free time in my free time teacher I listen to music um relax in my sofa very good okay uh isai ask what do you do in your free time don't I like play video games I like playing video games very good Sylvia what do you do in your free [Music] time siia [Music] Sylvia Milton what do you doing your free time I like surfing the web okay surfing the web very good Francisco what do you doing your free time I practice skateboarding okay great Sonia what do you do in your free time I excuse me could you please repeat I I practice I can Cano ah I practice Cano very good great chrisan what do you like to do in your free time I play soccer I do exercise okay very good Maggie what do you do in your free time I see watching TV I watch TV in simple present hi what do you do in your free time my free time um I do karate and go cycling or mountain bike okay okay very good uh what do you do in your free time Isel I cook very good ah let's [Music] see oh my God what do you do in your free time [Music] ion answer Nelson oh he already answered uh Macio what do you do in your free time I like playing video games very good I see TV watching TV and I like dreams I like dreams sleep sorry I you you like sleeping or I I asleep very good uh Rosa what do you do in your time I do you Sexes oh very good Milton did I did I ask you no right what do you do in your free time Milton I like practice playing football oh you practice you play you play soccer you play soccer soccer uhuh I play soccer very good uh Francisco what do you do in your great time hi dancing break dance I dance break dance I dance break dance ah okay very good okay guys so um now that we already talk about leisure activities okay let's continue with the topic and we will talk about frequency adverse okay you already know the frequency deeply okay um so frequency adverbs we use the frequency aders guys to say how frequently an activity happens we will Express yes is is the frequency aders normally answer the question how often how often do you do an activity frequency adverse see I always I always I usually I normally I often I sometimes I occasionally I seld done I hardly ever or I rarely in I never okay you know already the frequency always is 100% usually is 90% normally 80 often 70 and sometimes B 50% occasional occasionally 30% Seldon 10% hardly ever 5% with rarly and never zero% okay so if I ask you guys go with the leure activities and I say how often do you let's go with this how often do you do Joga I never do Joga teacher how often do you play football I sometimes play football how often do you go cycling I go cycling I mean I sometimes I sometimes go cycling I sometimes go cycling yes so if I go to this exercises guys here we answer the question how often and this is the formula wh question how often verb subject ver compliment how many and how how many and how much questions or information questions often how many how much how often yes how often do you have meetings I always have meetings frequency after the subject subject frequency abers verb and compliment I always have meetings yes I usually have meetings oh I have examples here I always get up at five o' he usually drives to work she normally checks her emails her email excuse me I often have breakfast at work she sometimes uses the microwave I use work over time we seldom take H at work he rarely has conferences and I never get late to work okay subject frequency aders verb and compliment that's it yes questions about these guys questions about the structure of making a question or answering a question questions but okay questions no questions guys often do you exercise do you do exercise do do I always do exercises very good see is in third person singular then it's going to be how often does Maggie have meetings Maggie always has meetings Okay always has meetings and third person yes any other question guys questions no often no no no no no no never information question or wh question okay what what what where how why okay when how often [Music] yes okay so any other question guys ask questions don't be afraid no that's easy guys that's easy you just need to learn subject ver and compliment interrogative if we're talking about affirmative subject verb and compliment yes so let's go please guys do me a favor and go to the book okay go to the book and go to uh the page 20 go to the page 20 please page 20 we have the frequency aders which is what what we already okay we have at least I'm sorry we have a chart here okay okay we have a chart we need to complete a list of your activities that you normally do in the during the week you need to write the activity the activities next to the word the best D try how often you do these activities this is personally guys uh 9 58 958 okay you will write down the activities that you do what is the activity that you often do what is the activity that you sometimes do what is the activity that you hardly ever do and what is the activity that that you never do for example I can go and say I activities okay I always go shopping okay I always uh go to the cinema teacher that I normally do okay that I always do excuse me okay it's okay so let's see let's go with the activities that I often do I often uh cook okay I often uh watch TV all right is that clear guys no yes do you have any question no okay we have 10 minutes to finish guys 10 minutes to finish okay let's work on that let's work if you have any question you let me know okay any questions so far you let me know let me stop sharing for a bit and let me let me share the scream again okay here you have it all right always usually normally so it can be easier for you yes okay great you let me know okay ask me as SM questions as you have okay so just to confirm Francisco no please last homework homework assignments but Francisco Francisco right now please and today will be with me is is please today 10 minutes okay at the end of the class thank you is yes [Music] CH yes [Music] sorry oh no no okay okay I got it sorry about that [Music] okay always for do you have any questions guys no did you [Music] finish guys teacher of ever hardly ever CA [Music] okay guys I will go through the list right now okay an Lopez herandez teacher Saina was my Beres present Selena Margarita Ramirez chz Selena Christian Jos Perez [Music] Lopez present teacher thank you Francisco P present isia sonan Vasquez Rodriguez present Isel uro Mor Vasquez ival Martinez [Music] alvarezz ja Antonio corz Jonathan Manuel Martinez bayz Jose Macio Garcia Hernandez Jose Nelson Ru Moreno present Linda M Garcia Montoya present teacher Marcos Antonio mgar Perez present teacher Milton Hernandez Sola present teacher rosar elandra [Music] [Applause] silaa okay a lot of echo okay guys don't [Applause] worry okay okay guys so let's see uh time is over let's let's share the answers with the class okay with the class okay let's share what you have okay let's see [Music] um give me one sentence guys give me one sentence from always who wants to share with me always I always go to work you always go to work perfect next I always take a shower in the morning sure Hae yes I always take a shower in the morning okay another example I always wor in the house I always wor in the house very good another example I never drink coffee okay don't worry I never drink coffee okay great uh let's go with ofen who wants to help me with ofen ion is ma ofen I uhuh I often shopping in the supermarket I often shop in the supermarket or I often go shopping go shopping okay another one guys often I often drink soda in the bfast I often drink soda in the breakfast really witha with oh okay okay mostly if we're talking about champan right CH what is the name Chang yes yes Chang all right H another with often I often eat bread you often eat bread very good another one Milton Mauricio I go to the church I often go to church very good uhuh I often I often do you watch TV I often watch TV very good let's go with sometimes oh yes go sorry I often go to the okay very good let's go with sometimes guys help me with sometimes we sometime eat rice very good we sometimes eat rice another one sometime I sometime cook breakfast I sometimes cook breakfast very good Sonia Sylvia sometimes mil I sometime cook breakfast oh okay I'm sorry okay let's go with hardly ever guys hardly ever we hardly ever go to the movies we hardly ever go to the movies very good another one I hardly ever go to the doctor I hardly ever thankfully right thankfully you hardly ever go to the doctor another one sing in the pool I hardly ever swim in the pool I hardly ever drink soda okay very good okay let's go with 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IfGmsz9H4Uw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfGmsz9H4Uw | Matthew 23 (Teaching Only), “Woe to you, hypocrites!” | well it's good to have you uh with us this morning we are currently in the gospel of matthew uh we're coming to one of the harder chapters in this book well i shouldn't say harder it's one of the harshest chapters in this book and jesus will really lay into the religious leaders and really calls them on the carpet so let's open a word of prayer and see what the lord has for us this morning and lord willing we will be here sunday next week starting matthew 24. if the world is still spinning at that time but yeah chapter 24 is all about the last days and it's stuff that you know is in our future the near future and we'll look in uh chapter 24 in detail there's a lot of um amazing prophecies there and we'll see that god is not done with the jewish people and he'll do a mighty work in them in the last days so now we get to look at jesus rebuking religious hypocrites let's pray father we thank you for your goodness your grace we thank you for your mercy your love your compassion lord we know apart from you we would be toast we would not be able to stand in your presence lord we would be labeled just like all these religious hypocrites are labeled by you and they would we would have no hope without you jesus and so i just pray that you remind us of all the good things you've done in our lives and as we look at this chapter that we would have ears to hear your spirit is saying to us and that we would have discernment for the things going on around us in the spiritual realm because we see so much hypocrisy around us in religion and lord you desire a relationship with us and so may we grow in our intimacy with you in our relationship that you established with us and we love you and we thank you that you who began this good work in us you will complete it until the day of jesus christ and so father give us ears to hear in jesus name we pray amen so turn to matthew 23 this chapter contains the most heated harshest the the most scathing remarks by jesus christ this will be his last public discourse before he goes to the cross he will give us more insights he'll teach the disciples a lot more but this is his last public speaking engagement you might say he's going to speak to the crowds here on the temple mount in jerusalem and boy is this ever a doozy i mean he's going to warn the people of the hypocrisy of the religious leaders he'll go off in these guys and pronounce eight woes against them against their self-righteousness now remember this is in response to jesus being questioned repeatedly by these same religious leaders they were trying to trip jesus up they're trying to trap him in his words and so he is responding to them at this point he turns the tables on them so to speak and he'll go on the offensive and put them in their place now he will call them hypocrites seven times in this chapter if you remember when we started the book of matthew he uses the word hypocrite 14 times which is twice as many times as in the rest of the bible and so matthew who was a he was a tax collector before he got saved he was a traitor to the people of israel he was looked down upon he ripped people off and he knows what religious hypocrisy looks like he was from the tribe of levi he should have known better than the things he was doing but he gets radically saved by jesus and so now he you know sees the hypocrisy and he you know he repeats what jesus says about the hypocrites here and again the word hypocrites the greek word for hypocrites means to play the part of an actor it's putting on a mask and pretending to be something that you're not so this is a really good chapter for all of us especially for those who say they're sick and tired of all the religious hypocrisy that we see you know so often in so many places around us as much as we don't like to see religious hypocrisy jesus cannot stand it you know that's why he calls these people on the carpets he doesn't want anybody any of us misrepresenting his name or his nature to other people again jesus wants a relationship with us not religion so chapter 23 starting in verse 1 this is right after so this is probably tuesday afternoon he'll be arrested thursday night he'll be crucified friday he'll be in the tomb rise up from the dead on the the you know the first day of the week sunday morning so this is the last week last few days of his earthly ministry so jesus spoke to the multitudes and said to his disciples or to the multitudes and to his disciples again he's on the temple mount this is passover week hundreds of thousands well they guesstimate about two million people in jerusalem for passover every year but thousands on the temple mount as well and that's where he is and so he's addressing the people there speaking to the multitude saying verse 2 the scribes and the pharisees sit in moses's seat that means that they sit in the seat of authority these guys are supposed to be representing the law of god to the people they're in the place of authority in israel they're supposed to be keepers and guardians of god's law so he says they sit in moses's seat therefore verse 3 whatever they tell you to observe that observe and do but do not do according to their works for they say and do not do that's the true definition of hypocrisy they tell you what to do they tell you how to live they tell you what god expects from you but they do just the opposite i don't know about your parents but my parents were big hypocrites when i was growing up jeff don't do this but they would do it jeff do this but they wouldn't do it and it's confusing when you're growing up in that kind of environment but that's what these guys were doing telling the people that's what you need to do but they don't do it themselves so when jesus tells them whatever they tell you to observe again here in verse 3 that observe and do i mean he's letting the people know the scriptures the pharisees are quoting that's god's word so they're saying the right words so obey god's word but what they do don't follow them because they are hypocrites they're not following god's word again god's word is the final authority not the person delivering it i'm not the final authority god's word is what we always go back to this is the final authority hypocrites always make it harder to receive the word of god satan loves it when religious people are being hypocrites because he knows that's going to turn a lot of people away from the lord you know how much the world says all these christians are a bunch of hypocrites and in many instances they're right but jesus wants us to put off the deeds of darkness walk in the light he wants us to be examples to those around us of his nature his character his goodness and grace this is what peter exhorts the church elders and the leaders there in 1st peter 5 verses 2 and 3. shepherd the flock of god which is among you serving as overseers not by compulsion but willingly not for dishonest gain but eagerly in other words you're not in the ministry for money but there are unfortunately a lot of pastors and so-called evangelists that are nor is being lords over those entrusted to you but being examples to the flock religious hypocrites are rarely examples to the flock they're examples of what not to do and god will judge them in the end in romans chapter 2 verses 1 through 3 the apostle paul writes therefore you are inexcusable o man whoever you are who judge for whenever you judge another you condemn yourself for you who judge practice the same things but we know that the judgment of god is according to truth against those who practice such things and do you think this o man you who judge those practicing such things and doing the same that you will escape the judgment of god very important question if you're telling people you shouldn't be doing that but you're doing it you're simply a hypocrite you'll come under the same judgment verse 4 jesus says of them now again he's speaking to all the multitudes his disciples and he says for they speaking about the religious leaders they bind heavy burdens hard to bear and lay them on men's shoulders but they themselves will not move them with one of their fingers so he makes it very clear this is one of the evidences of hypocrisy they will place heavy burdens upon the people upon your shoulders this usually happens when they start adding a bunch of rules and rituals and regulations onto god's word and what corresponds will be a lack of grace a lack of mercy a lack of compassion a lack of love so we need to stay true to god's word again if you're telling people how they should live and you're not living it out in your own life you are a hypocrite and if you're telling people what they should be doing and what they should not be doing and you're adding to or taking away from god's word then you're a false teacher this is why jesus tells us in matthew 11 verse 28 to 30 because he knows how burdened down the people are because of these religious hypocrites jesus says come to me all you who labor and are heavy laden with religion i will give you rest take my yoke upon you and learn from me for i am gentle and lowly in heart and you will find rest for your souls for my yoke is easy and my burden is light again keep that in mind as we go through this chapter he is alone jesus alone is the perfect example of grace and mercy and compassion and righteousness and truth and everything these hypocrites do is 180 degree opposite of how jesus ministers to us now be careful don't let the hypocrisy of other people turn you away from the lord and turn you away from god's word again only jesus is perfect only his word is true and genuine his heart towards us is to lift burdens off of us not put burdens upon us so look at verse 5 he says but all their works they do to be seen by men they make their phylacteries broad and enlarge the borders of their garments now again orthodox jews took what jesus said or took what god said in the old testament and they turned it into a prideful religious act on their part god wanted his people to have the word of god in their hearts and that picture um you know michelle and robin and jennifer were in israel last month and uh they asked why is this guy wearing this big giant thing well the woman told them well it's kind of like a woman with her diamond ring the bigger the diamond you know the more impressed people are so the bigger the hat or phylactery the more impressed people will be that's what that's referring to but god wanted the word in our hearts in their hearts he gave the jewish people a way to remind them about this through the phylacteries through binding the word of god into their hearts first and foremost putting the mezuza on the wall and all these different things we looked at the shema last week the shema where it says hear o israel the lord your god the lord is one and you shall love the lord your god with all your heart mind and you know soul and strength and then the very next thing he says is deuteronomy 6 verses 6 through 9 and the lord says and these words which i command you today shall be in your heart again that's priority number one you shall teach them diligently to your children shall talk of them when you sit in your house when you walk by this way when you lie down when you rise up you shall bind them as a sign on your hand and they shall be frontlets between your eyes you shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates so that was what it meant was to have these things in your heart but as a reminder you know bind it on your arm you put the little leather box on your head but to them the reality of religion became more important than the reality of a relationship with god so again they put bigger bigger boxes on their head uh you go to israel and some these orthodox jews these guys will just take leather straps and just bind their arms super tight i mean the skin is just popping up because they're so tight with this they want people to be impressed by this in numbers 15 starting in verse 38 god tells them about the tassels on their garments their robes that's what jesus is also speaking about speak to the children of israel tell them to make tassels on the corners of their garments throughout their generations and to put a blue thread just one little blue thread in the tassels of the corners and you shall have the tassel that you may look upon it this blue thread and remember all the commandments of the lord and do them that you may not follow the harlotry to which your own heart and your own eyes are inclined and so these things were to be a reminder to the people of god get the word of god into your heart first and foremost you know a lot of people put no scripture verses on their refrigerator in their bathroom and that's great nothing wrong with that at all but these guys would substitute that reality of getting the word in their heart to just an outward sign wanting people to look at them and think wow they're so religious this guy's got the long tassels in that picture and they would start putting more and more blue in their tassels because they're supposed to put one blue thread to remind them hey keep your eyes on the lord but they put a lot of blue in their tassels because they want other people to think wow this guy's so religious and that's what it all boiled down to again nothing wrong with these things but the problem arises when the outward actions replaces the inward reality of your relationship with the lord so again these guys were trying to show off you know just how religious they were you remember in matthew chapter 9 that woman that had the issue of blood and she came up from behind jesus and she said if i just could touch the hem of his garment that tassel i'll be healed i mean she probably looked at jesus as this guy really knows the lord you know this guy's really true to what he's saying this guy's not a hypocrite and that's why she reached out touched the hem of his garment and she was healed but verse 6 they jesus says these religious leaders they love the best places at feasts you know they're first in line they're going to load up their plate first the best seats in the synagogue i want to sit right down front well okay a few of you greetings in the marketplaces and to be called by men rabbi rabbi in other words these religious hypocrites loved the attention they loved to be seen by others they loved to be called rabbi or teacher they loved you know the people to pamper them and to think very highly of them and they wanted that best seat in the synagogue or whatever celebration they were part of again there are a lot of religious people like that they love to be recognized as special as gifted as anointed and they love these titles thrown at them so in verse 8. jesus says but you speaking to the multitudes but you do not be called rabbi for one is your teacher the christ the messiah and you are all brethren so he switches from talking about them and they those religious hypocrites to you the multitudes of people in other words don't get hung up on titles there's one perfect rabbi teacher and that's jesus christ the rest of us we're all brethren here you know he says you're all brothers you're all sisters in christ yes we have different roles responsibilities and church leadership and so forth but at the foot of the cross we're all equal there's no hierarchy jesus is the head the rest of us were just various parts of his body but he is the head we're all equal before the lord people often ask me so what do i call you what do you want to be you know titled and it's like uh just call me jeff you know i mean who cares about the titles some people get hung up on oh yes i want to be the most holy reverend or whatever i got a letter once and it was addressed to the most holy reverend jeff johnson who is that i don't know who that is i mean come on i'm not going to buy into your suck-up-ism or whatever it is anyway verse 9 he says do not call anyone on earth your father for one is your father who is in heaven and do not be called teachers for one is your teacher the christ again this is in the sense that you don't call someone father intimating that they're your spiritual ruler they're your spiritual authority over your life you know a lot of us we call our dad dad or papa or some of you may have had a more formal relationship father he's not talking about biology there's nothing wrong with that he's talking about in the spiritual sense there's only one god the father there's only one we bow our knee to there's only one we worship the only titles we give are to the father son and holy spirit you might be a counselor that's great but there's only one wonderful counselor and that's jesus christ there's only one jesus one you know god the father there's only one holy spirit the three make up one jesus is the one we look to all glory all honor goes to him look at verse 11 but he who is greatest among you shall be your servants now we saw jesus already telling the twelve disciples his very thing back in chapter 20 because they were arguing among themselves who's going to be the greatest in the kingdom of heaven you know which one of us is the best which one of us is superior to the others and that's when jesus told them hey the rulers of the gentiles lorded over one another yet it shall not be so among you but whoever desires to be great among you let him learn to be the servant of all totally different than the ways of the world and then jesus said this in matthew 20 in that same scenario verse 28 just as the son of man did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life a ransom for many and right along with this jesus says here in verse 12 and whoever exalts himself will be humbled and he who humbles himself will be exalted again the greatest example of this is jesus christ himself he left the glory of heaven god the son seated at the right hand of the father for eternity past humbles himself comes into this world takes on a human body born in the manger you know the whole scenario he grows up perfect in every way but he came into this sinful world philippians 2 verses 8 and 9 tells us in being found in appearance as a man he humbled himself and became obedient to the point of death even the death of the cross therefore god also has highly exalted him and given him the name which is above every name and then goes on to say every knee will bow every time we'll confess that jesus christ is lord to the glory of the father so jesus is that perfect example he's the greatest but he became the servant in john chapter 13 we see jesus washington the disciples feet that was the lowest place you could be in a household somebody's servant that wash his feet but then after he finishes he says i've given you this example that you do likewise take that servant role both james and peter tell us humble yourself under the mighty hand of god and he will exalt you in due time humility it's simply recognizing that apart from jesus christ you and i we can do nothing but humility also means that we acknowledge that we can do all things through christ who strengthens us and we understand it's not about us it's all about jesus genuine humility is simply knowing who we really are in christ and knowing that we can do nothing apart from christ but we can do all things through him who strengthens us but it's all about jesus when we understand these things even to a small degree then we also know that everything we have in christ is all because of his amazing grace it's not because you and i deserve anything good from god it's all because of his grace so now these religious leaders they just could not humble themselves before their messiah jesus and so now he's really going to come hard against these hypocrites it's interesting because you remember when he started his public ministry he gave eight blessings to the people known as the beatitudes and now his last public ministry he gives eight woes judgments to these religious hypocrites verse 13 but woe to you scribes and pharisees hypocrites for you shut up the kingdom of heaven against men for you neither go in yourselves nor do you allow those who are entering to go in after just warning the multitudes about these religious leaders jesus now turns to them and they're probably standing all clustered off to the side just seething i mean they're listening to what jesus is saying about them and they're just upset i'm sure everybody there was stunned because nobody spoke to the religious leaders like this but his accusation against them is this they shut up the kingdom of heaven against the common people that were just wanting to know the lord they just wanted to worship god they just wanted to you know enter into that relationship with god but these guys were standing in the way it's like you know god's the door the people just want to come to the lord and these guys are like nope you can't come in and jesus says they're not going in they're not saved and they're preventing people that want to come to know the lord from getting saved instead of bringing the people to the lord by faith these guys were standing between god and the people and they weren't allowing them to enter remember there's only one mediator between god and men that's the man christ jesus that's what paul tells timothy this is what religion still does today those in power oftentimes place many obstacles in the way so that they hinder people from entering into that relationship with god where they can experience god's grace his mercy his forgiveness for sin his love and it usually comes in the form of legalism god won't accept you until you do this until you act this way until you straighten up your life until you put on a suit and tie or whatever it might be you know when i got saved in 1977 it was still towards the end of the jesus movement and you know when i went to when i got saved it was unbelievable it was amazing it was radical and you know i was a beach bum i played baseball that was my life that was it and you know when i would go to church as a new believer a lot of times it was like just finished surfing my friend and i would just hose off we're in our birdwell beach bridges our sandals to have a t-shirt on we'd run and get into church there's a starting you know that was usually wednesday night we'd be doing that i mean you're accepted the way you are you realize god is at work on the inside he's changing my heart from the inside out religion starts on the outside and tries to conform you into some whatever they're trying to conform you into you know some places they wouldn't accept us you know there's a lot of churches back then and pastor chuck was great at this that's how the jesus movement started was just accepting all these hippies just the way they were dirty smelly bare feet you know chuck had a board meeting they just put a new carpet all these hippies are showing up it's just exploding and the elders took it on themselves to put a sign out front saying no shoes no shirt no service is basically what they said and chuck saw that he ripped it down and he got in his elder's case said you know what if this carpet is more important than the you know the souls of these hippies are getting saved then we need to rip out the carpet i mean that was the heart of someone who understood god looks at the heart he doesn't care about the outward appearance he works from the inside out religion tries to conform us from the outside in but it can't because it doesn't know anything about the heart so again verse 14 he says woe to you scribes and pharisees hypocrites for you devour widows houses and for a pretense make long prayers they just love to stand in the street corners and be seen by men jesus talked about that back in chapter six therefore you will receive greater condemnation one of the responsibilities of the scribes in this regard they were kind of like lawyers is when a woman was left a widow when her husband dies these scribes are supposed to work up a will for her to make sure that her assets were protected that she would have her home that she'd be able to survive live for the rest of her life these scribes have come along and say i'll help you i'll write this up but i want half that's what they were doing and so they were just ripping off the people james 1 27 says this pure and undefiled religion before god and the father is this to visit orphans and widows in their trouble and to keep oneself unspotted from the world again these guys were doing just the opposite they would take advantage of those who were hurting who were struggling and so jesus says greater condemnation they will receive verse 15 he says woe to you scribes pharisees hypocrites for you travel land and sea to win one proselyte and when he is one you make him twice as much a son of hell as yourselves in other words bringing in more people who were greedy who were wicked who were covetous that's all they were doing is winning more people to be just like them he says you're turning them into you know even more sons of hell than you guys are a modern analogy would be these groups that go around knocking on your door riding their 10 speeds wherever they ride these days and they're knocking your door they'll knock on 100 doors try to win one proselyte but guess what they're all going to hell without jesus because they're proclaiming a false christ a false messiah so sad because they are not leading anyone to faith in christ for salvation verse 16 woe to you blind guides who say whoever swears by the temple it is nothing but whoever swears by the gold of the temple he is obliged to perform it fools and blind for which is greater the gold or the temple that sanctifies the gold and whoever swears by the altar it is nothing but whoever swears by the gift that is on it he is obliged to perform it that's what these guys were saying jesus says fools and blind for which is greater the gift or the altar that sanctifies the gift so he's really ripping into these guys because they were saying that if you swore by the temple or you swore by the altar within the temple it was no big deal yeah that's just god's temple it's just his altar but if you swore by the gold on the temple or you swore by the sacrifice you put on that altar then you were obliged to pay it so he's saying you value gold above god you value the gifts more than you value worshiping god because that's what the altar is all about you're worshiping the lord through that sacrifice nothing's new under the sun that's what the word of faith is doing today we want give me give me give me god i'm going to name and claim it and it becomes more about the gift than the giver same thing no different we can put a christian spin on it but it's no different people often look at god as a genie in a bottle and they can just get stuff from him rather than surrendering our lives to him so different so important so notice twice in these verses jesus calls these guys fools and blind simply means the things they were doing the things they said to the people were absurd it was irrational you might say it was moronic you know jesus may have been thinking psalm 14 1 as he is preaching this to them look at psalm 14 1 the fool fools and blind the fool is said in his heart there is no god they are corrupt they have done abominable works there is none who does good that's a picture of the sadducees as well the other religious leaders there's no resurrection there's no angels there's no afterlife fools blind guides now these religious leaders were the epitome of what jesus said look at these verses in matthew 15 that we looked at a few months ago or whatever it was matthew 15 verses 8 and 9. he jesus is quoting isaiah 29 these people draw near to me with their mouth and honor me with their lips but their heart is far from me and in vain they worship me teaching as doctrines the commandments of men and so these pharisees and scribes they were guilty of misrepresenting god and everything they did in everything they said they misrepresented the lord so look at verse 20 therefore he who swears by the altar swears by it and all things on it he who swears by the temple swears by it and by him who dwells in it and he who swears by heaven swears by the throne of god and by him who sits on it this is jesus way of saying your yes better be yes your no better be no stop looking for ways to avoid the simple and clear teachings of god's word unfortunately there's never been a lack of you know scam artists religious husters they're in the world they're in they've been in the world they've been in the world of religion from day one but this is why it's so important to have a good grasp of god's word this again is the final authority not our opinions but the word of god this is what will protect you this is what will drive off the lies of the enemy and you know the demons that are following after satan the word of god we need to have a handle on it we need to hold fast to it we need to allow the holy spirit to work these truths into our hearts and out of our lives remember what hebrews 4 12 says for the word of god is living and powerful and sharper than any two-edged sword piercing even to the division of soul and spirit and of joints and morrow and is the discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart in referring to the word of god this is what jesus says in john chapter 8 verse 32 and you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free jesus prayed father sanctify them in truth your word is truth that's just the opposite of the lies of religion they will bring you into bondage they'll bring you into despair that will lead you into depression that'll lead you into fear so hold fast to the word of god verse 23 it gets even better hope you're having fun woe to you scribes and pharisees hypocrites for you pay tithe of mint and a niece and cumin and have neglected the weightier matters of the law justice and mercy and faith these you ought to have done without leaving the others undone blind guides who strain out a gnat and swallow a camel in other words these guys were majoring on the miners they weren't majoring on the major things they weren't keeping the most important things the most important things these guys were meticulous when it come to tithing their little seeds this was talking about the cumin seed then these seeds here's one seed for you god and i get the nine seeds here's you know one seed of cumin i'd keep nine for myself very meticulous but when it came to mercy and justice righteousness truth all these things that god really wanted them to be part of and to practice they just blew it off they didn't care about it jesus said hey that's fine you're doing that being meticulous with these seeds nothing wrong with that but the really important things that god cares about are justice mercy faith and here jesus uses a common proverb of the day where he says you'll spit out a gnat and you'll swallow a camel i mean they would go to the nth degree to make sure when they were you know they have got their goblets and they're going to pour wine into it they'd have you know a piece of cloth over the wine glass so when they poured it no gnats that might have gotten into the wine would go into their goblet you know they weren't so much concerned about drinking a nat it was drinking a nat that may have been on a gentile that's why they were so meticulous about making sure we get every nat out of there it may have been on an unclean gentile but then he says you don't have a problem eating a camel now he's being you know very metaphorical here because nobody in israel ever ate camels they were the largest unclean animal in israel but he's just saying strain out a net you'll eat a camel you'll tithe one seed here but you put off the big things that matter that's the point he's making here that's what legalism does it gets you focused on all these little bitty things so you ignore or are oblivious to the most important things in your relationship with christ legalism will always cause you to become self-focused rather than keeping your focus on jesus it's only as we walk in the power of the holy spirit that we can see things that god wants us to focus on to see things from his perspective so verse 25 but woe to you scribes and pharisees hypocrites for you cleanse the outside of the cup and dish but inside they're full of extortion and self-indulgence blind pharisee first cleanse i'd love to be up there listening this so he's just i mean just railing on these guys and they were seething i'm sure their faces were red but he says woe to you scribes pharisees hypocrites for you are like whitewashed tombs which indeed appear beautiful hourly but inside are full of dead men's bones and all uncleanness even so you also outwardly appear righteous to men but inside you're full of hypocrisy and lawlessness again these woes are very similar hypocrites will always appear to be clean and holy and righteous on the outside you know there's a lot of religious people they want to make sure everything looks good and yet inside they're full of dead men's bones they're full of death they're full of destruction they're full of guilt and shame again religion and we see religion all around us we've got a whole state to our east or west of us that's religious and they make it a point to look very very wholesome family oriented they look great on the outside but this is exactly what he's referring to inside you're dead because you don't have jesus he is the author of life it's a different jesus they worship so when we do our wednesday night series doing going through the apologetic series the last one it's a wednesday and a thursday bill mckeever he's the head of mormonism research ministries saying you know these are going to be awesome and this guy he has a podcast over in salt lake city they do a radio program in salt lake city they've reached so many thousands of mormons and seen many many thousands come to christ just hearing the truth of god's word versus the lies of the mormon church and so important since we're getting a temple built here i thought that would be good timing and he's looking forward to coming over here but that's what legalism does it works on the outside not on the heart so that's what we see here people looking good they're acting all pious and righteous and holy but jesus says they're full of dead men's bones it's like a whitewashed tomb you can go to some cemeteries and they make a big deal about keeping those tombs looking very very clean and shiny what's in them dead people you know bones things have just kind of deteriorated away that's what jesus says look how many pastors leaders in christianity have fallen because of their sin with lust for power for money for women whitewashed tombs this is what satan does he hasn't changed his tune at all he still comes and brings in lust of the flesh lust of the eyes pride of life this is what the apostle john says chapter 2 first john 2 verses 5 and through 15 to 17 do not love the world or the things in the world if anyone loves the world the love of the father is not in him for all that is in the world he's not speaking about planet earth he's just talking about the worldly system we live in the lust of the flesh the lust of the eyes and the pride of life is not of the father but is of the world and the world is passing away in the lust of it but he who does the will of god will abide forever praise the lord for forgiveness because so many i've known a lot of pastors over the years that have fallen they're no longer in ministry and that's all right if they repent and come back and they still are now living for jesus that's the important thing they may have surrendered that you know privilege of pastoring because of sin but satan wants to keep you down and out but jesus says i'm not done with you yet you're still alive i still have a work for you to do and he can still use people no matter what their position may have been this is how satan tempted eve in the garden of eden in genesis 3 verse 6. same three things less of the fleshless of the eyes pride of life so when the woman saw that the tree was good for food there's the lust of the flesh that it was pleasant to the eyes the lust of the eyes and a tree desirable to make one wise that's the pride of life remember satan said you won't die you'll become just like god that appealed to her pride she took of its fruit and ate she also gave it to her husband with her and he ate in other words he was allowing the wife to wear the pants in the family at that moment his duty as being the head over the household so he's there with eve listening to satan tempter and then he just falls right in line and eats as well but that's when sin entered the world they disobeyed god's word they fell for the lie of satan and so it should not surprise us that when satan comes and tempts jesus he uses the exact same three temptations remember we looked at it in matthew 4 it's also in luke 4. satan came gave him the temptation lust of the flesh lest the eyes pride of life and every time how did jesus respond it is written he goes to the word of god you have to stay focused built on the word of god these religious hypocrites were all about fulfilling the lusts of their flesh eyes the pride of life they were only concerned about their outward appearance but inside they were full of death this is why we even sang a song earlier that's why we emphasize giving our hearts to jesus giving him everything he wants a relationship with you he doesn't want religious rituals if jesus has your heart then he will begin molding you and shaping you from the inside out again religion wants your outward stuff your outward body and then it tries to conform you into what they want you to be jesus wants our hearts he doesn't care about all the other stuff he'll take care of all the other stuff when he has our heart only jesus not religion can bring our dead bones to life only jesus can make those real lasting changes that we desperately long for and need second corinthians 5 17 says therefore if anyone is in christ he is a new creation religion can't do that for you but jesus can old things have passed away behold all things have become new look at verse 29 he says woe to you scribes pharisees hypocrites because you build the tombs of the prophets and adorn the mount monuments of the righteous and say if we had lived in the days of our fathers we would not have been partakers with them in the blood of the prophets yeah they would have they would have done the same thing they would have killed the prophets and they will kill god's people later on jesus is telling them that by saying that you are admitting by saying what they're saying he says they're admitting to being partakers of the murder of the prophets interesting verse in john 8 verses 44 and 45 jesus is speaking to the same religious leaders maybe a different group of them but the same scribes and pharisees and he says to them in even stronger terms you you guys you are you're of your father the devil and the desires of your father we you know you want to do he was a murderer from the beginning and does not stand in the truth because there is no truth in him when he speaks a lie he speaks from his own resources for he is a liar and the father of it but because i tell you the truth you do not believe me so in verse 31 he says therefore you are witnesses against yourselves that you are sons of those who murdered the prophets fill up then the measure of your father's guilt in other words he's saying i know what you're going to do to me so fill up your father's guilt let's go put me on the cross you're going to kill me just like you did the pr the prophets and that's exactly what they would do these same guys a couple days later going to be standing before pontius pilate jesus is there next to pilate and pilate's like what do you want me to do with this man crucify him crucify him and it was these religious leaders getting all the people fired up to crucify jesus and so he says okay this is what you're gonna do you're gonna fill up your father's guilt the measure of your father's guilt verse 33 he says serpents brood of vipers how can you escape the condemnation of hell i mean he's calling them out for what they were venomous deceitful creatures who wanted nothing to do with god they wanted nothing to do with ministering to god's people they were greedy they were treacherous they were on a fast track to the lake of fire and like a viper their words were just poisonous that's what he's telling them so verse 34 therefore indeed i send you prophets wise men and scribes some of them you will kill and crucify some of them you will scourge in your synagogues and persecute from city to city that on you may come all the righteous blood shed on the earth from the blood of righteous abel remember cain killing his brother abel to the blood of zechariah the prophet son of barackiah some have said yeah jesus is saying you guys from a to z you're going to kill god's people with your attitude whom you murder between the temple and the altar surely i say to you all these things will come upon this generation and so he's just laying it out there for him you guys aren't done killing you're going to kill me i'm going to send you those that you're going to also have killed and that would happen they would persecute the people of the lord they're the ones after paul got saved that the jews would stir up the crowds to try to kill paul and get him stoned to death and all these other things verse 37 but here's the heart of jesus oh jerusalem jerusalem the one who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her how often i wanted to gather your children together as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings but you were not willing see your house is left to you desolate that's the heart of jesus he didn't want to destroy these religious leaders he didn't hate them it's like god looks at all people he doesn't hate them he loved the world so he sent jesus to die for their sins he doesn't love the he doesn't hate the sinner but he hates the sin that's what it always boils down to don't hate sinners they're just doing what sinners do they sin so we don't hate him we love the sinner but we hate the sin it's that sin that separates them from god so we should love him so much and tell him the good news jesus wants to set you free here's his heart towards these guys how i just want to bring you under my arms gather you together like a hen gathers her chicks under her wings you know there's been a lot of uh over the years there's been there's reports and there's some famous you know guys that talked about this as well where they lived in the old days they have like a bar and they have little you know chicks in their chicken coop and stuff a fire roar through and i can't remember who this religious guy was a really famous guy and and you know he was a young boy at the time and he's going through and everything's destroyed in his barn the house is destroyed and he's just going around kicking stuff see if there's anything survivable he sees a dead chicken there and he just kicks it over because it was burned up and all these little chicks ran out and that was the heart of that chicken that hen to protect her chicks to just gather them together and put that covering over them because of the fire that was raging down upon them that's what jesus is saying i just want to gather you together i've got that protective nature i want to save you i want to protect you the world's going down the tubes i'm the solution i'm the answer come to me jesus says he's telling them your house has left you desolate and we'll talk more about this next week lord willing when we come into chapter 24 and then he says in verse 39 for i say to you you shall see me no more till you say blessed is he who comes in the name of the lord two days earlier that's what they were singing on palm sunday remember blessed is he who comes to the name of the lord he's riding the little donkey they're all praising you know the lord for coming this is our messiah blessed are you comes the name of the lord hosanna to the son of david and they're just shouting rejoicing and jesus now uses that same verse to say next time you see me you'll be saying blessed is you comes the name of the lord that's reference to his second coming when he comes back revelation 1 7 says that every eye will see him even those who pierced him you know zechariah 12 10 talks about when jesus returns you know they're going to mourn for him as the only son they're going to say where did you get those nail prints in your hands jesus say i got them in the house of my friends when the fullness of the gentiles comes in then all israel will be saved when jesus returns every jew who survives the great tribulation he will protect for the final three and a half years and we'll talk about this next time as well but when he comes back every jew that sees him is going to recognize this is our messiah they will repent they will get saved it's going to be glorious god is not done with the jewish people do not fall for the lie of replacement theology great things are in store when messiah returns but right now the church it's made up of jews and gentiles anyone who will come to christ by faith who says lord i'm a sinner and i know i'm a sinner i cannot save myself there's no good thing i could ever do to earn merit salvation but you did everything for me and you just humble yourself before christ jesus paid the price in full he shed his blood for your sins and all you have to do is say lord i need you please save me i mean that's what he wants he just wants your heart to recognize he alone is the king of kings the lord of lords you surrender your heart to him and he gives you everlasting life remember the philippian jailer sirs what must i do to be saved well let's see you better start in genesis and you when you get to the ten commandments you better memorize no paul says believe in the lord jesus christ and you will be saved | Calvary Chapel Grand Junction | UCEBQhbk0_St2k4elCv8NRvA | 2022-05-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 8,905 | 46,237 |
TVaUovz16ic | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVaUovz16ic | FB Live Replay August 18 2019 | hello everybody I'm Kelly Atchison at a sample of calm coming to you live from the National Wisconsin it's Sunday evening August 18th and I hope you guys have all had a wonderful weekend my weekend was fun and filled with lots of things to tell you about hi Kathy hi Dianne hi Denise Denise just stopped by and brought us some white chicken lasagna oh my gosh I can't wait to eat that Denise you're so sweet hi Cindy Heather tisha welcome Sara's watching so you guys update on Steve we're gonna do that right away his knee is progressing you know he's still in a lot of pain but we've kind of gotten it under control now you got my computer um we had a very frantic night Thursday he had his surgery Thursday at noon and the block is supposed to last for anywhere from 24 to 48 hours or something like that well it didn't even last through the evening and he was in a lot of pain and pretty frantic so yeah that lasted into the next morning hi Haley hi Lori Nancy welcome um so the next morning he was looking a little better and I was waking him up every four hours to take his pain meds and I'm trying to be a really good nurse which is so far out of my realm of things that I am good at I am NOT a kid um so yeah then we had a rough day the next day and and you know once I got him to eat he looked a lot better he wasn't hungry then he's taking all these pills and oh I'm sure it's just totally messing with him but um he seems to be doing better today and we're just taking baby steps literally he did actually go up the stairs we have a two-story house and he did go upstairs last night to sleep in his own bed our own bed which was fabulous so he's you know he's venturing a little bit further than the couch to the bathroom so I would Charlene said holy moley a hundred and forty-three people watching in three minutes with you so he's doing good so far he had his first physical therapy appointment on Friday you know surgery Thursday physical therapy Friday oh when that guy left he was a little he was sweaty Steve was like sweating and I could tell he was just like he just had been run through the wringer at that point but and then we had a little incident where the nurse came and took out he came home with two IVs in his same one arm and the nurse came and took care of him and took the IDS out and as soon as she walked out the door he got up to go to the bathroom well once he got in the bathroom he's like Kelly get in here and you know you're like oh my god what's going on and the the pressure from walking on his crutches had blown the eye I don't know a nicer we just say that and he was pleading everywhere I was like oh my god so I ran outside and the nurse was still in her car she was making a phone call and she said when she saw me her stomach just went into her throat like oh my gosh what happened and so she came in and took care of it and we got that all dealt with and he was actually feeling good enough yesterday last night that I went out I know so Haley's watching my daughter Haley Haley and I and her husband that sounds so weird her husband Jared and then his parents we all went to watch my Stephanie play in her band she's in a band called the dwellers they have a Facebook page and they play down by Fondulac south of Fond du Lac most of the time and they are so good so Steve's like yeah go and fight and we do have a nurse living across the street that were good friends with so I was kind of like and I told him before I left if anything happens just call 9-1-1 that's what we have insurance for right so I did go out last night we had a wonderful time we went out to dinner grabbed a bite at a bar and grill in Fond du Lac and that was fantastic and then I went and watched the band at the Dodi Ville park and there was a crowd there like gosh I want to say two to three hundred people's so Stefanie was like that he did fantastic that she's got like a rich Alanis Morisette voice and I just love listening to her so Steve is doing as well as we can expect I just fed him got him fresh water we've been icing every however often you're supposed to do it drugs every four hours all the things yeah so we've been doing that yeah thank you guys so much for sharing this video I'm not gonna say that too often because I don't want to have any facebook problems but I really you doing that that really helps me out as a Stampin Up demonstrator for those of you that may be tuning in new you can also do that on on YouTube you can share the video and I really appreciate it give me a thumbs up that helps me out too you can click on that button right now on Facebook or on YouTube and I always appreciate that thank you so much and it gets you entered four drawings yeah I give away free stuff every week so that's fun um what else did I want to talk to you about oh I got put in facebook jail last week and that says you are a great nurse Beth I'm not but thank you I try really hard but it's it's not my superpower I make cards that's what I do um anyways Facebook jails so there's been a lot of discussion about it I'm not the only one that's been in facebook jail my friend Deena was actually put in jail twice right in a row and we think what happened is when you're a Stampin Up demonstrator you're an independent business owner okay we're responsible for all of our own advertising and what I call an end is self-promotion so when I have a blog post I will take the link to my blog post and I will go to a stamping group on Facebook and I will type you know like here's a great card I made using the pigment sprinkles you'll find all the details in this link and then I'll put that link in then I will post that to a stamping group then I'll copy that and I'll take it to another stamping group and paste it and post it and another stamping group and paste it and post it and there's a whole bunch of stamping groups out there and I do that Bam Bam Bam Bam Bam Bam Bam because most of you know that Stampin Up demonstrator x' work a lot of hours right so it's like wham wham wham wham Wham and that's what I got put in jail for is Facebook's algorithms there's not a person at a desk going hmm what just happened here it's just there rhythms algorithms they will catch that somebody just posted 15 times the same thing in 15 different groups we're gonna lock them down right now because they think you're fishing as fishing with a pea it's a term it's an internet turn and so that's pretty sure that's exactly what happened to me is I got locked down for sharing my link to many many different groups so hopefully I will not do that again oh and I think we have a visitor so I don't want you to come in here too far so I'm gonna flip this phone around hang on you guys there you go hi everybody I just wanna come personally thank you all of you for the Get Well cards and the sympathy cards oh it's been a little bit of a rough stretch here but hopefully everyone turn on alright with this surgery and thank you very much means a lot to me go love the hat see love the head have a great show I gotta get some rest everybody's saying hi Steve thanks honey yeah so Steve got a whole bunch of sympathy cards we did and also a bunch of Get Well cards that I'll show you tonight they're outstanding do you love the Hat yeah they wear those at um their hunting camps it's just a funny thing I've got a crown he's got a hat with hair um I'm surprised he came down the hall because there's some stuff sitting in the hall that he kind of yells at me about the legs for my industrial paper cutter are laying out there and so that was quite a trek for him but he probably needed to get up and move around so that's good um yeah ice ice baby thanks Denise we have been don't worry we're doing ice constantly um so that was Facebook jail you guys that's why I got put in facebook jail that's what happened I think because Facebook doesn't actually tell you why you're in jail and once you're there you can you can click on the report something or it says if you think this is an error please comment and you and I tried to do that but it wouldn't let me post it because what happens is I can look at Facebook for 24 hours when I got put in jail but I can't post anything I can't like things and I actually got put in jail for 27 hours because I accidently somebody was trying to friend me and I tried to accept it and that put me in jail longer for 24 hours from that point so it's like oh my lord so we don't actually know and nobody ever answers you on Facebook it's not like you know if we were paying for facebook and you needed customer service you might get an answer but because it's free they don't care Facebook just doesn't care so anyways that's what that's what happened with Facebook jail and I'm out and the way that I can I think solved that problem is I can post to a stamping Group one of my one of my ideas with a link and then wait three to five minutes until I do the next one and maybe change the wording a little bit so it's not coming up in their alert posts you know like ooh somebody's copying pasting a bunch of stuff which means a whole bunch more work and much more time-consuming so I don't know it's just frustrating anyways okay um I have put out several videos recently where I have been saying that our new holiday catalog starts on September 1st September 4th not the first I have been I keep saying it at first but it's not until the 4th you guys so please don't have that stick in your head cuz it's wrong and then the other thing is these jewels have been arriving in people's mailboxes across the world I actually selected myself to get one from Stampin Up so I would know when they would be coming to people and I got mine this last week so if you do not have a Stampin Up demonstrator oh hang on I'm going to mirror how do I do that it's not giving me a selection to mirror we've got some new things going on here hang on I don't want to lose you guys if I lose you guys pop right back on okay nope that's not what I wanted it's not letting me great that's gonna be great so I'm gonna have to flip my phone around when I show you the cards that we got it's not letting me mirror I don't get a toolbar to mirror the toolbars different I don't know why anyways um if you don't have a Stampin Up demonstrator I'd love to earn your business and I will send you this catalog if you just send me your address so you can have one of these I always like looking at them in real life it'll be online Oh slide up Kelly says nope Kelly it's not working I'm getting nothing different by sliding up isn't that strange so Facebook changed things again yay it's fun keeping up with all this okay which brings me to the next subject demonstrators all over the world are having facebook knows that I'm naughty Haley says slide up and it'll give you the mirror slide up from just click touch the bottom and slide up cuz nothing's happening oh look at that there's a little X thing there hang on nope I can't get it to work I don't want to lose everybody here there was a little that thing but it went away whoa oh okay I'm not gonna do it we'll deal with this later I'll figure it out on another not live thing but anyways you can get your hands on all the product in this catalog if you become a discount shopper and I'm not gonna spend a lot of time on this because I've talked about it extensively in many different previous video but $99 no shipping gets you a hundred and fifty-five dollars of any product of your choice and you can choose all the things out of here so if you have a wish list right now that's $100 or so this is a fantastic deal plus you get 20% discount on your future orders and you get a $10 coupon to spend in September on your order so it's a win-win I have had so many new people joining my team and I'm so excited to see them coming in and I tell him you're gonna love it and they are gonna love it there's Lori Lori is one of my discount shoppers yay so um I have a lot of discount shoppers that are watching me tonight and Sharon says I still want to be on your team honey well honey I want you to be on my team okay I gave you the steep update I told you that I've been saying September 1st and it should be September 4th is when the mini catalog goes live I think I got through all the things yeah so I think what I'm gonna do is show you the cards that came in I'm gonna have to flip my camera around because I don't know how to mirror it that's so weird right and it's not doing anything so I'm gonna put the camera around already and we're gonna get going and I'll show you all these beautiful cards people sent hang tight you get motion sickness close your eyes did you like that shot of my nose like you can see right in my nose that's nice that's attractive Kelly I need to work on that a little bit I'm gonna plug my phone in so just hang tight I need to put that cord wrapped up so it's not in your way and I also need to bring you up live on my laptop so that I can see what's going on here we go [Music] alright here we go I think I've got everybody in here okay here's the first one let's make sure that I'm yep I'm in the screen Oh somebody Jodi Peterson you asked me a question and I was gonna answer you and then I can't remember what your question was so please ask that again and I'll try to watch for it but isn't this pretty this uses the waterfront stamp set and can I just say this is really one of my favorite sets we've got another one right here I actually used it for some swaps called snow front this is coming out in the holiday mini catalog look at that cute little snowman is he not the stick of the most adorable little snowman but I made some really cool cards with this stamp set that's coming out in the holiday Mini but this is from the regular annual catalog so oh shoot you're right it's Mearing oh no that's because because my phone somebody said it's mirroring your host code well that's because my phone is now pointed away from me instead of looking at the screen so we're good and this card came to Steve from my good friends Jim and Cindy now for some of you that don't know I've mentioned Steve's dad a few tribes on here and he did pass away last week so that's where we're getting the sympathy cards and thank you guys so much for the cards because they really do just brighten your day and it's good to know that people are thinking about you in your you know time of grief here's another beautiful card you can see the shimmer on this floral layer right this is from my good friend Arles canoe so thank you our list this is just beautiful and then we've got this one and this is a really pretty card shoes that lace embossing folder on the background it's kind of hard to see here but it is gorgeous this is from je chante she's one of my team members as our Cindy and our Ellis okay um and then we have this amazing card look at how cool that is right I love this and this is from Kathy Fennell this was for Steve to get well here's another get well card I love these little note cards right this is from Debbie Peters beautiful here's a cute one there's even some stitching on this one it says everyone has a rainy day sending happy thoughts from Cindy what a sec Thank You Cindy we got some more sympathy cards this is from John and Brenda they're friends of the family this one is from Steve's secretary from when he was working this just came from Denise she likes to make photo cards she's the one that brought the whit chicken lasagna yeah and she made she takes photos and then makes cards out of them and oh my gosh she takes the most gorgeous photos right thank you guys all so much about um so sorry for our loss we really appreciate that you know and it's a sad situation because you know you're gonna miss people when they pass away but in this case it was a blessing that was his wish he was ready to go and he wasn't gonna get better so yeah that's it's just kind of weird you feel kind of weird about it right I don't know but anyways Denise prepped that white chicken lasagna with this card and her and her husband go to Arizona in the winters now and this is just a photo she took out on the desert it's gorgeous look at this one this is so stinkin cute yeah is that not adorable I couldn't stop playing with it this is from Donna dress and how sweet of her she made this cute little turtle on one of those little spring deals I love it here they're thinking of you card this is from Bab Schottky and it says thinking of you here's hoping your surgery isn't too much of a bear very cute play on words moving another gorgeous one with the written in nature I love the stamp set and the framelits this is from sandy Bennett and then we've got to get well hear from Karen Oh Karen I should have left yours in your envelope because I can't make out your last name but this is from Kieran ice she says ice is your friend your wife is amazing oh my gosh that's so funny very nice card here's one of the paper pumpkin kids I loved this kit it was absolutely beautiful right and this is from Teresa you think Rini reown sorry if I'm slaughtering your name oh here's another one how cute is that sigh does this do something it's just a little sign sighs sighs I hope you're back on your feet Sue and that's cute this is from Karen Harrison from Lockport New York then we've got this cute one this was hand-delivered says yep the wallets gonna have to come out sending a little laughters the best medicines is from Heather she also works at Walgreens so that's her Steve gets all his prescriptions filled and own or Dean says her father passed away last Tuesday I'm so sorry thoughts and prayers to you and your family also it's just hard it's hard when you lose a loved one right um this one is from Sandy Carbone I know sandy comments a lot and follows me thank you so much sandy this is absolutely beautiful I love like sunny sunset behind it and we've got this gorgeous one this is from Kathy piers Thank You Kathy I heard from Cathy in a while so I was happy to hear from her then what do we got here oh this is from Cindy Benward a thank you so much isn't that just gorgeous look at how pretty that is the greens are just gorgeous and she got her stars she was a winner from last week so that's where that's coming from and then we have Sharon Jones sent me this card look at she's wink of Stella on these birds this is just so pretty and it says a friend of someone who chooses you out of a whole world of people I love that look at her envelope too she decorated that envelope gorgeous lipstick ocean so show her a dress but isn't that pretty then we have oh this is like one of my favorite papers too isn't that gorgeous this is designer series paper and this is from Vicki and Vicki Brooks yeah Vicki is from Canada this was funny - it says Kelly thank you so much for all your support and inspiration your facebook lives are a highlight of my week and then she's has in parentheses no I have no life thanks Vicki for that giggle cuz it did make me giggle and then I got this beautiful card in a handmade envelope out of card stock to match isn't this praying pretty I love that new bundle and this is from barb and Paul Pike barb is a demonstrator on my friend Barb's team so lots of beautiful beautiful cards thank you guys so much I just threw the envelopes way but I will display some of these and Steve has these all over the kitchen counter to help get him healed up so we do appreciate these zippers are the nicest people aren't they yeah okay should we do prizes now here we go and we have for commenting this week I have the frosted flower embellishments these are so neat and these clear ones down here you can color those with your stamp and blend alcohol markers and make those clear ones any color you would like so that's pretty cool you can put a little rhinestone in the middle of the all of these too these are going out to Tundra Hudson and that is for her comment from last week's Facebook live so congratulations Kathy says while your mailbox was busting with love this week it certainly was and it was so fun when I brought in the stack of mail and I'm like Steve Steve Steve Steve Steve Stephen Kelly Stephen Kelly and it was like wow look at that love and love it um this prize is the swirls and curls textured embossing folder this is going out to Judy crew Judy got this for sharing the video so congratulations Judy and then we have this little beauty wildly happy and this is going to Laura Hernandez for placing an order so there's three ways to win comment share the video whether it's on YouTube or Facebook and place an order I will get these out to you guys in the mail this week and thank you all so much for your continued support of my business I so appreciate it alright are we ready to stamp stamp and today I'm gonna be using a little lace stamp set we're gonna just use the stamp set first and then we're gonna bring in the matching dies with the next card and I've got a really cool layout for you guys today so let me get the pieces out here here we go so what's everybody drinking tonight oh look Carrie Yoder is on Carrie Carrie is one of my newest discount shoppers so whoo oh and Trudy Hudson says pick me pick me Lisa um I do recycle my carts I have a customer who does that and I saved my cards for her and give them to her and she recycles them and donate some to charity so just know that you guys when I get done displaying your cards that they go to a really good cause I know that warms my heart right okay a little lace I've got a very unique layout and you can do this with pretty much any stamp set you'll figure it out I think you could even be very successful with designer series paper to sew a little lace stamps that has some great greetings with some funky little fonts and some really pretty delicate little elements first thing I'm gonna do here is bring in all of my cardstock pieces I've got a piece of whisper white thick cardstock I love using this thick card stock for my bases and I've got this at four and a quarter by 11 and it's scored a at five and a half so I'm just gonna fold on that score line burnish that edge good then I've got a piece of Bermuda Bay that's four by five and a quarter trying to keep up here with comments Oh Beverly is having sangria YUM then I got a piece where did she go I don't think I wrote one out I've got a piece of whisper white that's three and three quarters by five yeah that's straight hang on you guys because I'm gonna remember all the site well I'm gonna remember the sizes I just made these today I've got a piece of whisper white that's one by five and a quarter another piece that is one and a half by five and a quarter another piece that is one in three quarters by five and a quarter a little scrap and two pieces of Bermuda Bay that are both half inch by five and a quarter so now I need to see what okay so this is where I need to stand so on this piece that is one in three quarters by five we're gonna do just a little bit of I'm sorry one in three quarters by five and a quarter we're gonna do a little bit of stamping and just so you guys know as soon as I can tell with this Facebook live I will photograph all the cards that I make I will put them on my blog which is right here and all the dimensions will be listed there and above this video after I get done it takes me a little bit of time to do that so please be patient but if you don't want it right down to mentions you can always come back and just get them so I've got you'll always be my friend and I am going to stamp that oops that's really crooked I did that on purpose because my stamp is mounted on the sticker crooked so let me see what I got to do here I'm gonna tip it a little bit this way I tipped it the wrong way there we go perfect yeah sometimes that happens who has put their stickers on crooked me yeah I know it's it's it happens okay so once we have that on this piece then I'm going to take for that flower girl by the way that's Bermuda Bay ink now we're bringing in the granny apple green I'm gonna take this flower and I'm gonna stamp it right here okay and I'm cleaning these as I go because I'm gonna use this stamp set on my next card too now we're gonna take the score of whisper white and we're gonna stamp this flower in Bermuda Bay and then we're going to color it with wink of Stella the scrap the Bermuda Bay one look at you just color that flower with wink of Stella I wanted my flower to have green leaves on my card front so this was the best way for me to do it and usually I would have this cut out ahead of time but I have to tell you guys I was a little pressed for time today and if I wouldn't have taken a nap I would have got all the things accomplished that I wanted to but I really felt that for my sanity today I was so tired and about two o'clock and I said to see you Ellie I think I need to take a nap and he's like go take a nap and you know I don't think it's that I'm really doing all that much he thinks that I'm running around like crazy for him which is no big deal I think it's more the mental stress right of caring for someone like it makes me nervous because it's not something I'm good at and things that I'm not good at making me nervous so yeah i was really just worn out and I went upstairs and laid down in my very nice clean bed because I washed all the bedding today too and when I laid down it took me about five seconds to fall asleep so I'm like yep I needed to sleep that was a good choice right okay and oh natasha is asking what size stamp case this is just a regular clearmount stamps these are standard cases okay that's what I keep my chamois in good question and I think what I'm gonna do you guys I'm gonna make a little room over here oh you guys ever get this from Costco turkey jerky Oh delicious and keep it on my desk because it's my snack once in a while and pay because she can't see the colors very well I'm looking at my laptop right now and I can see the colors pretty good but this is from YouTube eh and that's granny apple green and Bermuda Bay so and don't forget you guys I know that sometimes the video quality on a Facebook light isn't the best and especially if you're watching on your phone or an iPad it's really little once we get these done and I post them to my blog I have still photographs and you can go and really look at and examine these cards so that's helpful too isn't that pretty yeah and I don't know if you can see that glimmer in there let me get some more light on the subject but that um wink of Stella really does glitz it up okay so we've got that done now I'm gonna take the one and a half inch by five and a quarter inch piece and this big flower and love this big flower and I'm gonna ink that up in the Bermuda Bay and then what I did is I just started stamping at the top and then I don't want like the same flowers to be in you know going down like it's very uniform so now I'm going to move this over a little bit oh that looks just see the flower there in there I don't like that we're gonna start over it's too uniform that makes me crazy let's do this like this yep that looks better it looks more random and then I'm gonna come in with the bottom and do that okay very random looking then I took this little leafy looking image in granny apple green and I just stamped this around where it a little bit of room cuz I just wanted to get that granny apple green pop of color in there you can just fit it in any place there's any white space okay let me like this ah oh you know what as long as we're doing this I'm gonna grab a piece of paper this is just printer wait paper and I just take it and fold it like this just big enough so that I can get an envelope flap in there and as long as we're using our big stamp with the Bermuda Bay on it I'm gonna come in here and I'm gonna stamp the flap of my envelope let's see again I want this to be very random I don't want it to look all uniform there we go look at that who wouldn't want to get that in their mail yeah I know I would now if you wanted to you could stamp this on the front of your envelope too but I think this is gonna be enough I'm just gonna leave it like that let's see if I've got any more yeah Jackie says she's been caring for her dad for the last month and she's mentally exhausted I know what you mean mentally and emotionally right like it's just exhausting and Dianna I cannot zoom in on a facebook live um it's not possible I can maybe put my phone just a little bit lower but then it really makes my area to stamp in small so you guys make sure you yell at me if I get off camera okay cuz that'll kind of mess things up alright next I am going to take these little strips now we're gonna set that piece aside where's my glue I'm gonna put a little bit of glue on the back of this 1 inch strip and I'm going to put it right here to my Bermuda Bay 1/2 inch just make sure that this is even okay that looks pretty good okay and then I'm gonna put the other strip on the left edge of the one that we stamped I love you guys are gonna love this card it's very clean and crisp there we go now I see it sticking down here a little bit and you guys know I hate that see if I can get this cut off just perfect what about this one yep just a teeny teeny bit down here okay there we go now we're gonna bring in Ritter card base go right here I'm gonna close that a rule that I'm just gonna move it we're gonna bring in our card base and I am going to looks we need some dimensionals so let's get that done first on the back of these two strips we're going to put dimensionals so I've got one two three and this handles the layer very well but I do recommend putting that one in the center like on both of these pieces because we don't want it to be sagging right okay I'm missing questions Arlis says my pictures are fine there excellent glad to hear that oh good thanks Jean if the sound is better - okay well that's good to know you guys remind me next week if I forget to just lower my camera a little bit okay so we've got our dimensionals here now what we're gonna do is I'm going to put this left piece or this left panel you know what I see this sticking up over the edge don't let that happen you may want to put this in your paper cutter if you've got a paper cutter at that Kevin cut that off okay so here goes okay so that's what we have so far now we're gonna bring this piece in yeah this is way easier than the way I made it when I made my sample card I have I struggled a little bit with that you're just gonna tuck that under a little bit I'm gonna stand up so I can see what I'm doing here make sure I'm getting everything straight and then you're gonna come in with this piece now I'm just looking at the top the right and the left of this piece just to make sure that I'm using the same border you know look at the hearts you guys thanks for the love is that not just stinking adorable now I have another thing that I want to do to this first before we're done and I'm gonna take my take your pick tool I've got the glitter enamel dots here and I am going to add one of the medium no I'm gonna take a small one one of the small ones here right to the center of this flower and that just goes along with the granny apple green that I put in here and the leaves what do you guys think we're not done yet oh no so we've got this other white layer in this from YouTube a layer and so I wanted to make my inside kind of fancy Oh where is this is what I need I brought in my stamp image a have a stamp I'm a chick I see apparatus because I had a hard time with the stamp set and it was just totally me but I I don't know if you can see it or not but I mounted this crooked on this label I could not for the life of me get the stamp straight on my layer so I thought whew oh you dummy get out your stamp aratus and let that do your work so I'm going to I've already lined this up in here so that I know that it's straight and that was really easy because what I like to do is look at the grid line so I can hold this up I can see the grid lines and then I can just eyeball it and make sure that my words are straight on there who else is breaking magnet it's like a crazy person yeah I've been letting them smack together a lot so I am just reading comments right now you guys Chris says she really likes the stamp set yeah it's sometimes you don't know what to do with some of these images right and watching people and see what they come up with can really get your creative juices going um Twila is asking oh no she's not asking she's saying guess when I'm making later haha good for you okay I'm gonna use oh yep we're gonna use Bermuda Bay on here and I'm gonna stamp that BAM perfect every time don't you love that that's all I needed to do with my stamp aratus and I'll tell you I wasted two pieces of paper because I could not get this right and I'm not not kidding this is how I clean the saw just gonna leave this on here because they think we're gonna do this for one of our stamp clubs I have to starting tomorrow local stamp plugs I think we're gonna make this card for one of them all right max also included in this a little lace stamp set is this beautiful little border so I wanted to stamp that Bermuda Bay right at the top look at how pretty that is oh I love it love it love it and then we're gonna go right there [Music] remember if I'm using it on the next card or not but we need to clean hang on just a second cleaning okay then also in the stamp set is this whoops there with my finger temporary break I stuck my finger in the ink I'm using this cute little heart and I'm just gonna take that and stamp it right there so this is gonna be the inside of my card I'll show it to you in just a second hang tight I'm putting this on a four by five and a quarter inch layer of Bermuda Bay and make it extra fancy and here we go so the front says you'll always be my friend now we're being really sweet and nice right and then on the inside it says you know too much haha but that was really cute but isn't that just a sweet all occasion card I could send this to anybody like anybody I'd send a card to there's got to be my friend right cuz I'm not sending cards to people that aren't my friends so there you go a beautiful beautiful front and a really fancy inside I like that I've got another I'm doing a thing with a kind of a fancy thing on the inside of the next card too so hang tight let me get some of the stuff out of the way here I have a whole other set of cards that I was gonna do for you guys tonight too but I think I'll save them for next week maybe because I didn't get him finished we had company today when I got up from my nap and while I had to take a shower so I looked presentable and then we had company and then I had to feed Steve and I'm like I'm not gonna be able to get that set of cards done but I knew you guys would understand and quite frankly you know you wouldn't even know about it except I blabbed my mouth too much all right here comes beef framelits these are called the stitched lace dyes they're not framelits they're dyes and this is oh so pretty we have this that cuts the edge of this beautiful intricate lace dye and also the part that cuts the lace dye so I'm gonna bring out where are my measurements written down ahead all the measurements written someplace on a piece of paper remember what they are okay here comes our card stocks let me get this out of the way so I don't make a mess we are going to use pretty peacock for this one Kathy's saying that she wraps her magnets and packing tape that has the strings it seems to do the trick yeah I know and I'm just lazy and you know what I found I was so nervous about breaking those magnets and once I broke them it's like well no I really have two pieces so justifying my being so neglectful to them but yeah now I have two magnets and they still work fine yeah I'm gonna bring in a new piercing mat here this is pretty peacock at five and a half by eight and a half and I just folded it in half and hello Elaine glad you could make it tonight and then I got a piece a pretty peacock that is two by five and a half and then we've got a scrap of whisper white and a piece of whisper white that's four by five and a quarter so I think what I'm gonna do is the inside first and what I did with that I'll be bringing my big shot for you guys now this is where things could get a little dicey because I'm so low but I'll try to keep this in the frame this is the inside layer and I'm just going to [Music] take I have some washi tape on here just to kind of hold it in place oh this needs to be this way I almost blew it almost but not quite I'm just gonna put this right at the very end edge of my whisper white layer I had things flying in this room today we didn't have very good weather today in Wisconsin so we didn't have Sunday Funday um Scott brought Molly and and Andy over to swim for a little while but nobody else came over cuz it rained most of the day live alright so this is what I decided to do for the inside of my card look at that is that pretty yeah and I am just going to leave that sit for a minute we'll decide what we're gonna do in just a second um this piece I ran through the lace and you know what I should just show that to you to hang on sometimes I think maybe I shouldn't even say this but sometimes I think it's better to show people what's happening with these and explain any little tips or tricks so that you don't think that you know like oh well she can do it but I can't do it cuz you can do it I'm your biggest cheerleader you can do it okay I like to put these kind of dies that are really solid like this through at an angle so you notice I don't have it squared up here but I've got it at an angle and I'm going to run that through this is a very intricate die so if you have the precision plate which is a plate for a very intricate dies you may want to use that this is a good place to use it and I can see that it cut pretty good but I can see that right here it doesn't look like it's cut all the way through so now I'm gonna bring it over to this side and it's just I don't know why this works so well except that there's rollers on the sides of your machines that's where the pressure is it's like die-cutting magic I don't know why I ask why it just works and that's what I'm really with and now I can see that that is completely cut on here all right oh thank you guys yeah Sharon Jones says she needs that stitched lace tied yeah you do it cuz it's really really pretty ok so then what I did just kind of held on to this and I can see better when I tilt it up a little bit I don't know where my Big Shot dye brush boxes I'm so I'm just kind of doing it this way and look at all the little bits just with that brush if you guys do not have a dye brush I really really recommend it it there I don't know what the this is $10 and then this is a little deal that goes on it I don't remember how much they cost but they are really worth the $6 or whatever they are like the brushes are really worth it I highly recommend them cuz I am NOT one leg spoke out a bunch of stuff ok so this is in there pretty good I'm just using a little pokey to get it up and now you can see how very very few of these little deals are left in here like I got almost all of out with that dye brush yeah isn't that cool let me put some weight up behind it gorgeous right now if I wanted to I could use that this edgelet okay and that perfectly cuts in between all of these little lacy images can you see that how nice that cuts in between there yeah it's pretty cool but I'm not gonna do that for this part let me put these away what I am gonna do let me get all the bits out these stuff all over on the floor I need to vacuum anyways okay so what I'm gonna do here is I'm gonna take this and I'm gonna glue it right on my card front blue now you may think this is a little crazy but I'm just going right with my glue that's very very sparing and it's not popping through the front little tip for you there don't leave just a little margin at the top this glue will dry clear can you see some of the white through there not a big deal don't worry about it we have some stamping to do this is kind of a neat idea with this stamp set see my pretty peacock pink huh I left it in here okay here we go I'm gonna take this big flower image again and I'm gonna stamp it three times once here once here and once here now this is just a scrap so don't get too excited about that but what I'm gonna do is I'm going to punch this is the one and a half inch circle punch I've got that one and then I'm going to focus on this big flower so on this one I pretty much focused on this smaller flower on this one my focus is gonna be on that big Daisy and then on this one I'm gonna focus over here okay and I think this time I am going to stamp on the front of my envelope as long as I still got my ink out here just like that oh my gosh who isn't gonna love that in their mailbox right yeah okay let's keep coming get off track it's easy like swirl okay so we've got these three going on here I am going to take and add dimensionals to the back one dimensional right in the middle is sufficient to hold these up good and then you have to decide where what and how so I think I want this big one right here now the thing is is that I want my flower up here my flower down here in and maybe my flower up there that's what I'm looking at when I'm spacing these and deciding where what's gonna go and you'll see why in just a minute so I'm gonna add this one right here I'm gonna keep that one out of the way the center one I'm gonna put this left one I want to see what I did here okay I want this to be the same distance from the edge over here I'm gonna do about right there and then we can Center this last one just like that okay then where's my little bag oh you guys know I've shown you these little bags of banners so when I cut my whisper white cardstock to go on the inside it leaves like a half inch strip and various sizes when you cut it so I just keep a whole bag of these and I can pull them out any time I need a banner right it's a good way to do it okay we just wrote yeah Kathy Kathy says she bought the stamp set and not the bundle and now she wished that she had the dyes and I totally totally get that because they are doing you know you can do a strip of two of these and put that fancy edge and put it across your card there's so many cool things going on with the lace dyes right now so I totally get what you're saying okay now there's this cool little just a little note to say hello and I'm going to ink that up in our pretty peacock hangout my crown is falling off and we're gonna do that right here in the middle there we go that turned out great and now have you guys seen the new like the pre peacock is one of our new ink colors have you seen this amazing ribbon the middle of it is like a crumb cake burlap looking design and then the outside has this pretty pretty scalloped edge on it and I'm just gonna take a little bit of this and I'm gonna add ain't even a tape to the back of my banner I'm going right on that at bottom edge and I'm using tape because that sticks nicely to ribbon glue does that great on ribbon okay so I've got that glued on there just like that and now I'm gonna take the whole thing and just cut it at an angle we're gonna add some dimensionals to the back just like this okay looking pretty good now this is our inside did we want to stand on this hmm I want to stamp this all the way yes I do we're gonna try really hard and if I mess this up well it's not me let's see if I can do this I don't know this is scary okay so far oh well that's not gonna work hang on and they shouldn't happen okay so next I need to okay so here's what I'm gonna do I'm just gonna ink up to there let's see if I can yeah me look at how cool that is I am a professional you might not want to try this at home no I'm totally kidding give it a whirl it's just paper right it's just paper okay whoops I just stuck my finger hand I stuck my finger in the ink again good at that really good all right we're going to looks and I just slept glue on the front of my card here we go ah look at how cool that is okay we still have one more thing to do just some one more little little thing then I have a couple other variations to show you so don't go any places you want to see these now these are these are called the faceted dots and these are the new in color faceted dots so we've got the Terra Cotta the seaside spray the ROS Rococo the purple posy and the pretty peacock and yes our purple posy ink has been fixed and Stampin Up is working on getting it manufactured so that it is available to everybody yeah all right I'm going to use the biggest faceted dot for this big flower right here and then the medium-sized one for our medium flower over here and the small one and don't you guys love all these coordinating products that just make creating so cool and easy isn't that cool so there is our beautiful card again using a little lace I have a couple more to show you hang tight with my other cards go here they are okay this is the same card and I used the glittery enamel dots on here in coastal cabana and again matching accessories or embellishments make your cards so easy and I also used the polka dot tulle ribbon okay for a little bow right here instead of them any ribbon underneath and this one's coastal Cabana so it's the same card just a different color in different embellishments here is terracotta tile and again I used these embellishments the faceted dots in color faceted dots and the beautiful terracotta tile in color ribbon so I highly highly recommend all three of these ribbons but this inner color ribbon is just so so pretty and I love that it has that burlap II feel which makes it perfect for fall to rights I don't know I always I always put fall together with burlap I don't know it's a thing right I'm not alone in that like decorators do it too so here's these three cards the same layout oh one other thing I used the lace embossing folder up here instead of the lace die so this is the stitched lace die and this is the lace embossing folder I hope you guys can see that good yeah cool right I love love love these so here's the three cards and then oh I have to show you my inspiration too here is the really unique layout right I know a lot of times you guys ask me where do I get my ideas from and a lot of time I get my ideas from swapping so if you're a Stampin Up demonstrator it is swap season right now we are making cards like crazy with these mini catalog products that we get to order a month ahead of time and when we get swap cards I put mine on display boards and take them to my local events but the other thing I use my swap cards for is to get good ideas this was actually a swap car that I received a couple months ago three four five months ago I don't even know it was like last spring and I just changed it to use a stamp set that I wanted to use tonight so isn't that beautiful this is the abstract impressions with gorgeous grape and granny apple green so that's why I get a lot of my ideas as from swap cards now if you become a discount shopper with me whether you decide to build a business or not you can always join the swaps that I host or Stampin Up demonstrator and they're a lot of fun and you get some really cool ideas and all the cards are full-size cards that you can use for your personal use or business use so you know you're not just making cards for nothing right you can absolutely use them but yeah this is where I got the idea for this layout so yay are you guys are there any questions that I missed please ask them now it is so hard to do this keep my frame of mind going watch the questions my computer doesn't scroll by itself so I have to keep pushing it up to try and see what was the last question what did I miss so I always appreciate when you guys ask those questions again because I can't remember I can't I can't I don't know it's hard to do it all and I want to keep things flowing along I don't want you sitting here waiting for me why I'm reading through everything I think that's crazy if you would like to place an order this is my current August code you can always find the current code in the right-hand column of my blog my blog is right here if you're watching later on YouTube you can click right up here in this top corner that'll take you right to my Stampin ups well it'll take you to my blog where you can find the online ordering button for my Stampin Up store and also later on YouTube you want to click down here on this little YouTube button that'll subscribe you to my channel so you don't miss anything I have coming up oh my gosh this was a fun night with some really fun cards I hope you guys enjoyed this I hope you learned something new this layout can be used for just about anything really you could stamp images and color them you can use embossing folders or the lace die I really did feature this tonight when you order both the stamp set and the stitched lace dies you get a 10% discount because these are bundled together so that's kind of fun and as always I appreciate your orders this is my full-time job so those orders really keep me in business and keep these free videos coming to you anything you can do to help give me a thumbs up on Facebook give me a thumbs up on youtube share my videos I always appreciate that yeah subscribe to my youtube channel that helps me to that brings my numbers up so yeah leave a comment don't forget to leave a comment so you're entered in the drawings to win prizes I love giving stuff away to you guys and oh my gosh I've got so many nice comments coming in Kathy says wishing Steve a speedy recovery Cindy says thanks for keeping the entertain you're so welcome Becky says thank you to all your group members who sent sympathy cards Oh Becky yeah we were sending sympathy cards to Becky too so thank you guys all so much for brightening Becky's day a little bit you are very welcome Laurie I'm glad you enjoyed it Theresa thank you so much Teresa says this is so much fun great cards tonight oh my gosh you guys I really appreciate it you guys always make my Sunday night you know that right it's nice to have so many friends I feel very loved all right what do I have coming up this week I have I think I have a new online class going live with the diner roar suite of products I also promised you guys a come sail away a online class didn't happen for me yet I just have not had time to get that done with everything going on with the wedding and then you know Steve's dad passed away and then Steve surgery so I have not been able to get on that but I do have a new dining or online class coming out I think I have a blog hop this week I just got my paper pumpkin in the mail I'm excited about that it's a really cute kit so oh I think I just saw a question are you going to do a card in the future with nature's beauty oh let me see is nature's beauty the one with the animals in it Kimberly I believe it is and can I just show you this little sneak peak it was actually I used it as one of my SWAT cards so you and I are on the same wavelength here yeah beautiful beautiful stamp set coming out in the holiday mini catalog so um oops what did somebody just say are we done already done it says are we done already time flies when you're having fun it really does doesn't it it really flies for me too and then I look at my clock and I'm like oh my gosh it kept them here for you know longer than I should have and bless your hearts for all sticking with me Linda says love the layouts enjoy your week for my days with her grandkids tell Steve I feel for him miss walking and soft deep dry ocean sand is hard on very old nice but the kites fly well good for you Linda that sounds like a lot of fun um oh and I also have my joke of the week you guys don't forget every Wednesday I post a little tip video it's usually pretty short but it's some type of a tip and it's it's my wait what Wednesday tip video and joke of the week I always post a joke of the week I think that we should all laugh more it's good for the heart it's good for the soul I love laughing and I love having things to laugh at so most of my jokes are funny some of them are grown you may just giggle a little bit but others you'll get a good belly laugh out of them and I just think that we should laugh more and have more fun like that and thank you guys so much for these sympathy wishes do I call it sympathy wishes your thoughts and prayers and concerns that's a better that's a better way to put it thank you so much I really appreciate it thank you for the well wishes for Steve I am going to stay on top of him I have to say that he is a really really good patient like when the doctor says you need to do your exercises eight times a day he is doing his exercises eight times a day when they say you need to ice for twenty minutes every hour boom I am running back and forth from the freezer with ice bags so we got this all down and I think I better go now because he usually goes to bed about this time and I'm gonna help him up the stairs so that you can sleep in his own bed instead of on the culture and the recliner that's getting old I'm sure okay the new papers in the holiday catalog are gorgeous Laurie says they are gorgeous and I use them I actually made a card with the new papers with this layout it's it's for one of my swaps and you guys don't get to see it some of these swaps not the ones that I host but the ones that I'm in they have kind of a rule that we can't post pictures of our swaps online anyplace until the lady who's hosting the swap gets it and everybody gets the cards back so that's why I can't show you everything so I made a whole bunch of cards with holiday mini catalog stuff and I just had to sneak peek this last week on my blog you can go back and check that out with some cute Halloween cards so if you missed those go take a look also when you get to my blog you can in the right hand column there's a place for you to add your email address and subscribe to it that way every time I add something new it'll come right into your email inbox and you don't have to go search it out it's kind of a neat thing yeah so um Jane Freeman says all the ladies at the home love your jokes yeah they are clean jokes for the part I try to keep him really clean because you know it's what I should do and Twila says take a few gaps along with Steve caretakers need rest to hope Steve has a good week thank you so much because lots of times we don't think to take good care of ourselves if I'm not in good shape I'm not gonna be able to do a very good job for him right yeah so I did go for several bike rides this last week I'm gonna flip my camera around I'll show you my um my arm elbow hang on here we go I gotta unplug my phone here my elbow remember I wrecked my bike last week look at how much smaller it is yeah it's a it's a pretty good I just scraped it on the pavement like I tipped over on my bike and scraped my elbow on the pavement but it's healing up nicely I also found this huge bruise it's kind of gone now I'm not gonna show you the inside of my thigh it's kind of gross this huge dark purple bruise on the inside of my thigh and I didn't even see it too late two days after I tipped over on my bike and then I'm like oh my gosh look at that must have been from my bike so yeah I'm healing up good so it still hurts really bad though but it's getting there I'm not gonna pick it stay away from the scab so I don't have a big scar right I know Denise it really did hurt like it hurt bad I didn't cry didn't hurt that bad but um it was all afterwards you know the burning from road rash ya know I didn't put anything on it I washed it with the antibacterial soap and I did nothing else like and it's healing really good I don't know I just didn't want it to be gooey and icky and and then of course when I do this oh my good so anyways enough about me I gotta go I gotta go check on my man and make sure he's okay and refresh his water and his ice packs and maybe take him upstairs to bed so I will get all of these dimensions posted I can't wanton what happened to my little cheat sheet that I made with all the dimension on it like I made it what happened to it but anyway sweetie I'll find it maybe I want how I betcha it's over there and I'll get all of the dimensions posted for these I'll get a photographs posted I'll get my blog post up tonight and then I have to work on club cards okay have a great week you guys thank you so much for joining me I thank you from the tips of my toes to the tops of my head I always appreciate your 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M33JCjb74a0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M33JCjb74a0 | Robert H. Goddard | Wikipedia audio article | Robert Hutchings Goddard October 5th 1882 to August 10th 1945 was an American engineer professor physicist and inventor who is credited with creating and building the world's first liquid-fueled rocket Goddard successfully launched his rocket on March 16 1926 assuring in an era of spaceflight and innovation he and his team launched 34 rockets between 1926 and 1941 achieving altitudes as high as two point six kilometres 1.6 miles and speeds as fast as 885 km/h five hundred and fifty miles per hour Goddard's workers both theorist and engineer anticipated many of the developments that were to make spaceflight possible he has been called the man who ushered in the Space Age two of Goddard's 214 patented inventions a multi-stage rocket 1914 and a liquid fuel rocket 1914 were important milestones towards spaceflight his 1919 monograph a method of reaching extreme altitudes is considered one of the classic texts of twentieth-century rocket science Goddard successfully applied to access control gyroscopes and steerable thrust to rockets to effectively control the fight although his work in the field was revolutionary Goddard received little public support morale or monetary for his research and development work he was a shy person and rocket research was not considered a suitable pursuit for a physics professor the press and other scientists ridiculed his theories of spaceflight as a result he became protective of his privacy and his work he also preferred working alone because of the after-effects of about with tuberculosis years after his death at the dawn of the Space Age Goddard came to be recognized as one of the founding fathers of modern rocketry along with Robert s Nobel tree Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and Hermann Oberth he not only recognized the potential of rockets for Atmospheric Research ballistic missiles and space travel but was the first to scientifically study design and construct the rock it's needed to implement those ideas NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center was named in Goddard's honor in 1959 he was also inducted into the international aerospace Hall of Fame in 1966 and the international space Hall of Fame in 1976 topic early life and inspiration Goddard was born in Worcester Massachusetts 2na Hamdan for Goddard 1859 to 1928 and Fanny Louise Hoyt 1864 to 1920 Robert was their only child to survive a younger son Richard Henry was born with a spinal deformity and died before his first birthday Nahum was employed by manufacturers and he invented several useful tools Goddard's family had roots in New England dating to the late 1600s shortly after his birth the family moved to Boston with a curiosity about nature he studied the heavens using a telescope from his father and observed the birds flying essentially a country boy he loved the outdoors and hiking with his father on trips to Worcester and became an excellent marksman with a rifle in 1898 his mother contracted tuberculosis and they moved back to Worcester for the clear air on Sundays the family attended the Episcopal Church and Robert sang in the choir topic childhood experiment with the electrification of American cities in the 1880s the younger dad became interested in science specifically engineering in technology when his father showed him how to generate static electricity on the family's carpet the five year olds imagination was sparked robert experimented believing he could jump higher if the zinc from a battery could be charged by scuffing his feet on the gravel walk but holding the zinc he could jump no higher than usual Goddard halted the experiments after a warning from his mother that if he succeeded he could go sailing away and might not be able to come back he experimented with chemicals and created a cloud of smoke and an explosion in the house Goddard's father further encouraged Roberts scientific interest by providing him with a telescope a microscope and a subscription to Scientific American Robert developed a fascination with flight first with kites and then with balloons he became a Thoreau dearest and documenter of his work a skill that would greatly benefit his later career these interests merged at age 16 when Goddard attempted to construct a balloon out of aluminum shaping the raw metal in his home workshop and filling it with hydrogen after nearly five weeks of methodical documented efforts he finally abandoned the project remarking balloon will not go up aluminum is too heavy failure SiC crowns enterprise however the lesson of this failure did not restrain Goddard's growing determination and confidence in his work he wrote in 1927 I imagined an innate interest in mechanical things was inherited from a number of ancestors who were machinists topic Cherrytree dream he became interested in space when he read HG Wells science fiction classic the War of the Worlds at 16 years old his dedication to pursuing Space Flight became fixed on October 19 1899 the seventeen-year-old Goddard climbed a cherry tree to cut off dead limbs he was transfixed by the sky and his imagination grew he later wrote on this day I climbed a tall cherry tree at the back of the barn and as I looked toward the fields at the east I imagined how wonderful it would be to make some device which had even the possibility of ascending to Mars and how it would look on a small scale if sent up from the meadow at my feet I have several photographs of the tree taken since with the little ladder I made to climb it leaning against it it seemed to me then that a way twirling around the horizontal shaft moving more rapidly above than below could furnish lift by virtue of the greatest centrifugal force at the top of the path I was a different boy when I descended the tree from when I ascended existence at last seemed very purposive for the rest of his life he observed October 19th us anniversary day a private commemoration of the day of his greatest inspiration topic education and early studies the young Goddard was a thin and frail boy almost always in fragile health he suffered from stomach problems flora c-cold and bronchitis and he fell two years behind his classmates he became a voracious reader regularly visiting the local public library to borrow books on the physical sciences topic aerodynamics and motion Goddard's interest in aerodynamics led him to study some of Samuel Langley scientific papers in the periodical Smithsonian in these papers Langley wrote that birds flap their wings with different force on each side to turn in the air inspired by these articles the teenage Goddard watched swallows and chimney Swifts from the porch of his home noting how subtly the birds moved their wings to control the flight he noted how remarkably the birds controlled the fight with the tail feathers which he called the birds equivalent of ailerons he took exception to some of Langley's conclusions in the 1901 wrote a letter to cynical it magazine with his own ideas the editor of st. Nicholas declined to publish Goddard's letter remarking that birds fly with a certain amount of intelligence in that machines will not act with such intelligence Goddard disagreed believing that a man could control a flying machine with his own intelligence around this time Goddard read newton's principia mathematica and found that Newton's third law of motion applied to motion in space he wrote later about his own tests of the law I began to realize that there might be something after all to Newton's laws the third law was accordingly tested both with devices suspended by rubber bands and by devices on floats in the little Brook back of the barn and the said law was verified conclusively it made me realize that if a way to navigate space were to be discovered or invented it would be the result of a knowledge of physics and mathematics topic academics as his health improved Goddard continued his formal schooling as a 19 year old sophomore at South High Community School in Worcester in 1901 he excelled in his coursework and his peers twice elected him class president making up for lost time he studied books on mathematics astronomy mechanics and Composition from the school library at his graduation ceremony in 1904 he gave his class oration as valedictorian in his speech entitled on taking things for granted Goddard included a section that would become emblematic of his life Jay asked as in the sciences we have learned that we are too ignorant to safely pronounce anything impossible so for the individual since we cannot know just what are his limitations we can hardly say with certainty that anything is necessarily within or beyond his grasp each must remember that no one can predict to what height of wealth fame or usefulness he may rise until he has honestly endeavored and he should derive courage from the fact that all scientists have been at some time in the same condition as he and that it has often proved true that the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow Goddard enrolled at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 1904 he quickly impressed the head of the physics department a Wilma Duff with his thirst for knowledge and Duff took him on as a laboratory assistant and tutor at WPI Goddard joined the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and began a long courtship with high school classmate Miriam Olmstead and on a student who had graduated with him as salutatorian eventually she and Goddard were engaged but they drifted apart and ended the engagement around 1909 Goddard received his BS degree in physics from Worcester Polytechnic in 1908 and after serving there for a year as an instructor in physics he began his Graduate Studies at Clark University in Worcester in the fall of 1909 Goddard received his MA degree in physics from Clark University in 1910 and then stayed at Clark to complete his PhD in physics in 1911 he spent another year at Clark is an honorary fellow in physics and in 1912 he accepted a research fellowship at Princeton University's Palmer physical laboratory topic first scientific writings the high school student summed up his ideas on space travel in a proposed article the navigation of space which he submitted to the popular science news the journals editor returned it saying that they could not use it in the near future while still an undergraduate Goddard wrote a paper proposing a method for balancing airplanes using gyro stabilization he submitted the idea to Scientific American which published the paper in 1907 Goddard later wrote in his Diaries that he believed his paper was the first proposal of a way to automatically stabilize aircraft in flight his proposal came around the same time as other scientists were making breakthroughs in developing functional gyroscopes while studying physics at WPI ideas came to Goddard's mind that sometimes seemed impossible but he was compelled to record him for future investigation he wrote that there was something inside which simply would not stop working he purchased some cloth-covered notebooks and began filling him with a variety of thoughts mostly concerning his dream of space travel he considered centrifugal force radio waves magnetic reaction solar energy atomic energy ion or electrostatic propulsion and other methods to reach space after experimenting with solid fuel Rockets he was convinced by 1909 that chemical propellant engines were the answer a particularly complex concept was set down in June 1908 sending a camera around distant planet guided by measurements of gravity along the trajectory and returning to earth his first writing on the possibility of a liquid-fueled rocket came on February 2nd 1909 Goddard had begun to study ways of increasing a rockets efficiency using methods differing from conventional solid fuel rockets he wrote in his notebook about using liquid hydrogen as a fuel with liquid oxygen as the oxidizer he believed that 50% efficiency could be achieved with these liquid propellants ie half of the heat energy of combustion converted to the kinetic energy of the exhaust gases topic first patents in the decades around 1910 radio was a new technology fertile for innovation in 1912 while working at Princeton University Goddard investigated the effects of radio waves on insulators in order to generate radio frequency power he invented a vacuum tube that operated like a cathode ray oscillator tube his patent on this tube which predated that of Lee de Forest became central in the suit between Arthur a Collins whose small company made radio transmitter tubes and AT&T and RCA over his use of vacuum tube technology Goddard accepted only a consultants fee from Collins when the suit was dropped eventually the two big companies allowed the country's growing electronics industry to use the DeForest patents freely topic rocket math by 1912 he had in his spare time using calculus developed the mathematics which allowed him to calculate the position and velocity of a rocket in vertical flight given the weight of the rocket and weight of the propellant and the velocity with respect to the rocket frame of the exhaust gasses in effect he had independently developed the cheol Kowski rocket equation published a decade earlier in Russia for vertical fight he included the effects of gravity and aerodynamic drag his first goal was to build a sounding rocket with which to study the atmosphere not only would such investigation aid meteorology but it was necessary to determine temperature density and wind speed in order to design efficient space launch vehicles he was very reluctant to admit that his ultimate goal was in fact to develop a vehicle for flights into space since most scientists especially in the United States did not consider such a goal to be a realistic or practical scientific pursuit nor was the public yet ready to seriously consider such ideas later in 1933 Goddard said that I in no case must we allow ourselves to be deterred from the achievement of space travel test by test and step by step until one day we succeed cost what it may topic fight to survive in early 1913 Goddard became seriously ill with tuberculosis and had to leave his position at Princeton he then returned to Worcester where he began a prolonged process of recovery at home his doctors did not expect him to live he decided he should spend time outside in the fresh air and walk for exercise and he gradually improved when his nurse discovered some of his notes in his bed he kept him arguing I have to live to do this work it was during this period of recuperation however that God began to produce some of his most important work as his symptoms subsided he allowed himself to work an hour per day with his notes made at Princeton he was afraid that nobody would be able to read his scribbling should he succumb topic foundational patents in the technological and manufacturing atmosphere of Wooster patents were considered essential not only to protect original work but as documentation of first discovery he began to see the importance of his ideas his intellectual property and thus began to secure those ideas before someone else did and he would have to pay to use them in May 1913 he wrote descriptions concerning his first rocket patent applications his father brought him to a patent lawyer in Worcester who helped him to refine his ideas for consideration Goddard's first patent application was submitted in October 1913 in 1914 his first two landmark patents were accepted and registered the first US patent 1 million one hundred two thousand six hundred and fifty three described a multi-stage rocket fueled with a solid explosive material the second u.s. patent 1 million one hundred and three thousand five hundred and three described a rocket fueled with a solid fuel explosive material or with liquid propellants gasoline and liquid nitrous oxide the two patents would eventually become important milestones in the history of rocketry over all 214 patents were published some posthumously by his wife topic early rocketry research in the fall of 1914 Goddard's health had improved and he accepted a part-time position as an instructor and research fellow at Clark University his position at Clark allowed him to further his rocketry research he ordered numerous supplies that could be used to build rocket prototypes for launch and spent much of 1915 in preparation for his first tests Goddard's first test launch of a powder rocket came on an early evening in 1915 following his daytime classes at Clark the launch was loud and bright enough to arouse the alarm of the campus janitor and Goddard had to reassure him that his experiments while being serious study were also quite harmless after this incident Goddard took his experiments inside the physics lab in order to limit any disturbance at the Clark physics lab Goddard conducted static tests of powder rockets to measure their thrust and efficiency he found his earlier estimates to be verified powder rockets were converting only about 2% of the thermal energy in their fuel into thrust and kinetic energy at this point he applied de Laval nozzles which were generally used with steam turbine engines and these greatly improved efficiency of the several definitions of rocket efficiency Goddard measured in his laboratory what is today called the internal efficiency of the engine the ratio of the kinetic energy of the exhaust gasses to the available thermal energy of combustion expressed as a percentage by mid-summer of 1915 Goddard had obtained an average efficiency of 40% with a nozzle exit velocity of six thousand seven hundred and twenty eight feet 2051 m/s connecting a combustion chamber full of gunpowder to various converging diverging expansion de Laval nozzles Goddard was able in static tests to achieve engine efficiencies of more than 63 percent and exhaust velocities of over 7,000 feet 2,134 m/s few would recognize it at the time but this little engine was a major breakthrough these experiments too jested that rockets could be made powerful enough to escape earth and travel into space this engine and subsequent experiments sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution were the beginning of modern rocketry and ultimately space exploration Goddard realized however that it would take the more efficient liquid propellants to reach space later that year God are designed an elaborate experiment at the Clark physics lab and proved that a rocket would perform in a vacuum such as that in space he believed it would but many other scientists were not yet convinced his experiment demonstrated that a rockets performance actually decreases under atmospheric pressure in September 1906 he wrote in his notebook about using the repulsion of electrically charged particles ions to produce thrust from 1916 to 1917 Goddard built and tested the first known experimental ion thrusters which he thought might be used for propulsion in the near vacuum conditions of outer space the small glass engines he built were tested at atmospheric pressure where they generated a stream of ionized air topic Smithsonian Institution's sponsorship by 1916 the cost of Goddard's rocket research had become too great for his modest teaching salary to bear he began to solicit potential sponsors for financial assistance beginning with the Smithsonian Institution the National Geographic Society and the Aero Club of America in his letter to the Smithsonian in September 1916 Goddard claimed he had achieved a 63% efficiency in the nozzle velocity of almost two thousand four hundred and thirty-eight m/s with these performance levels he believed a rocket could vertically lift a weight of one pound 0.45 kilograms to a height of 232 miles 373 kilometers with an initial launch weight of only eighty nine point six pounds forty point six four kilograms Earth's atmosphere can be considered to end at 80 to 100 miles 130 to 160 kilometers altitude where its drag effect on orbiting satellites becomes minimal the Smithsonian was interested and asked Goddard to elaborate upon his initial inquiry Goddard responded with a detailed manuscript he had already prepared entitled a method of reaching extreme altitudes in January 1917 the Smithsonian agreed to provide Goddard with a five-year grant totaling five thousand United States dollars afterward Clarke was able to contribute three thousand five hundred United States dollars in the use of their physics lab to the project Worcester Polytechnic Institute also allowed him to use its abandoned magnetics laboratory on the edge of campus during this time as a safe place for testing WPI also made some parts in their machine shop Goddard's fellow Clark scientists were astonished at the unusually large Smithsonian grant for rocket research which they thought was not real science decades later rocket scientists who knew how much it cost to research and develop rocket said that he had received little financial support two years later at the insistence of dr. Arthur G Webster the world-renowned head of Clark's physics department Goddard arranged for the Smithsonian to publish the paper a method which documented his work while at Clark University Goddard did research into solar power using a parabolic dish to concentrate the sun's rays on a machined piece of quartz that was sprayed with Mercury which then heated water and drove an electric generator god I'd believed his invention had overcome all the obstacles that had previously defeated other scientists and inventors and he had his findings published in the November 1929 issue of popular science topic Goddard's military rocket not all of Goddard's early work was geared towards space travel as the United States entered World War one in 1917 the country's universities began to lend their services to the war effort god I'd believed his rocket research could be applied to many different military applications including mobile artillery field weapons and naval torpedoes he made proposals to the Navy and Army no record exists in his papers of any interest by the Navy to Goddard's inquiry however army ordnance was quite interested and Goddard met several times with army personnel during this time Goddard was also contacted in early 1918 by a civilian industrialist in Worcester about the possibility of manufacturing rockets for the military however as the business man's Enthusiasm grew so did Goddard suspicion talks eventually broke down as Goddard began to fear his work might be appropriated by the business however an Army Signal Corps officer tried to make Goddard cooperate but he was cooled off by General George Squire of the Signal Corps who had been contacted by Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution Charles Wolcott Goddard became leery of working with corporations and was careful to secure patent to protect his ideas these events led to the Signal Corps sponsoring Goddard's work during World War one Goddard proposed to the army an idea for a tube-based rocket launcher as a light infantry weapon the launcher concept became the precursor to the bazooka the rocket-powered recoil free weapon was the brainchild of Goddard as a side project under army contract of his work on rocket propulsion Goddard during his tenure at Clark University and working at Mount Wilson Observatory for security reasons designed the tube fired rocket for military use during World War one he and his co-worker dr. Clarence n Hickman successfully demonstrated his rocket to the US Army Signal Corps at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland on November 6th 19:18 using two music stands for a launch platform the army was impressed but the compiègne armistice was signed only five days later and further development was discontinued as World War one ended the delay in the development of the bazooka and other weapons was a result of the long recovery period required from Goddard serious valve with tuberculosis Goddard continued to be a part-time consultant to the US government at Indian Head Maryland until 1923 but his focus had turned to other research involving rocket propulsion including work with liquid fuels and liquid oxygen later the former Clark University researcher dr. Clarence n Hickman and army offices colonel Leslie Skinner and leftenant Edward all continued Goddard's work on the bazooka a shaped charge warheads was attached to the rocket leading to the tank killing weapon used in World War two and to many other powerful rocket weapons topic a method of reaching extreme altitudes in 1919 Gaddar thought that it would be premature to disclose the results of his experiments because his engine was not sufficiently developed dr. Webster realized that Goddard had accomplished a good deal of fine work and insisted that God odd published his progress so far he would take care of it himself so Goddard asked the Smithsonian Institution if it would publish the report updated with footnotes that he had submitted in late 1916 in late 1919 the Smithsonian published Goddard's groundbreaking work a method of reaching extreme altitudes the report described Goddard's mathematical theories of rocket flight his experiments with solid fuel Rockets and the possibilities he saw of exploring Earth's atmosphere and beyond along with konstantin tsiolkovsky earlier work the exploration of cosmic space by means of reaction devices which was not widely disseminated outside Russia Goddard's report is regarded as one of the pioneering works of the science of rocketry and 1750 copies were distributed worldwide Goddard also sent a copy to individuals who requested one until his personal supply was exhausted Smithsonian aerospace historian Frank winter said that this paper was one of the key catalysts behind the International rocket movement of the 1920s and 30s God are described extensive experiments with solid fuel rocket engines burning high-grade nitrocellulose smokeless powder a critical breakthrough was the use of the steam turbine nozzle invented by the Swedish inventor Gustav de laval the de Laval nozzle allows the most efficient isentropic conversion of the energy of hot gases into forward motion by means of this nozzle Goddard increased the efficiency of his rocket engines from 2% to 64% and obtained supersonic exhaust velocities of over max 7 though most of this work dealt with the theoretical and experimental relations between propellant rocket mass thrust and velocity a final section entitled calculation of minimum mass required to raise one pound to an infinite altitude discuss the possible uses of rockets not only to reach the upper atmosphere but to escape from Earth's gravitational together he determined using an approximate method to solve his differential equations that a rocket with an effective exhaust velocity see specific impulse of 7,000 feet per second and an initial weight of 602 pounds would be able to send a one pound payload to an infinite height included as a thought experiment was the idea of launching a rocket to the moon and igniting a mass of flash powder on its surface so as to be visible through a telescope he discussed the matter seriously down to an estimate of the amount of powder required Goddard's conclusion was that a rocket with starting mass of 3.2 1 tons could produce a flash just visible from Earth assuming a final payload weight of 10 point 7 pounds God Arda stood publicity because he did not have time to reply to criticism of his work and his imaginative ideas about space travel were shared only with private groups he trusted he did though publish and talk about the rocket principle and sounding Rockets since these subjects were not too far out in a letter to the Smithsonian dated March 1920 he discussed photographing the moon and planets from rocket-powered flyby probes sending messages to distant civilizations on inscribed metal plates the use of solar energy in space and the idea of high velocity ion propulsion in that same letter Goddard clearly describes the concept of the ablative heat shield suggesting the landing apparatus be covered with layers of the very infusible hard substance with layers of a poor heat conductor between designed to erode in the same way as the surface of a meteor topic publicity and criticism the publication of Goddard's document gained him national attention from US newspapers most of it negative although Goddard's discussion of targeting the moon was only a small part of the work as a whole eight lines on the next to last page of 69 pages and was intended as an illustration of the possibilities rather than a declaration of intent the papers sensationalized his ideas to the point of misrepresentation and ridicule even the Smithsonian had to abstain from publicity because of the amount of ridiculous correspondence received from the general public David Lazar who co-founded the American rocket society Arce wrote in 1931 that Goddard was subjected in the press to the most violent attacks On January 12 1920 a front-page story in The New York Times believes rocket can reach moon reported a Smithsonian press release about her multiple charge high efficiency rocket the chief application envisaged was the possibility of sending recording apparatus to moderate and extreme altitudes within the Earth's atmosphere the advantage over balloon carried instrument being ease of recovery since the new rocket apparatus would go straight up and come straight down but it also mentioned the proposal to send to the dark part of the new moon a sufficiently large amount of the most brilliant flash powder which in being ignited on impact would be plainly visible in a powerful telescope this would be the only way of proving that the rocket had really left the attraction of the earth as the apparatus would never come back once it had escaped that attraction topic New York Times editorial on January 13th 1920 the day after its front-page story about Goddard's rocket an unsigned New York Times editorial in a section entitled topics of The Times scoffed at the proposal the article which bore the title a severe strain on credulity began with apparent approval but soon went on to cast serious doubt as a method of sending a missile to the higher and even highest part of the Earth's atmospheric envelope professor Goddard's multiple charged rocket is a practicable and therefore promising device such a rocket too might carry self recording instruments to be released at the limit of its flight and conceivable parachutes would bring him safely to the ground it is not obvious however that the instruments would return to the point of departure indeed it is obvious that they would not for parachute drift exactly as balloons do the article pressed further on Goddard's proposal to launch rockets beyond the atmosphere ft ER the rocket quits our air and really starts on its longer journey its flight would be neither accelerated nor maintained by the explosion of the charges it then might have left to claim that it would be is to deny a fundamental law of dynamics and only dr. Einstein and his chosen dozen so few and fit are licensed to do that of course Goddard only seems to lack the knowledge labeled out daily in high schools the basis of that criticism was the then common belief that thrust was produced by the rocket exhaust pushing against the atmosphere god I'd realized that Newton's third law reaction was the actual principle unbeknownst to the times thrust is possible in a vacuum as the writer would have discovered had he read Goddard's paper topic aftermath a week after the New York Times editorial Godard released a signed statement to the Associated Press attempting to restore reason to what had become a sensational story too much attention has been concentrated on the proposed flash pal be her experiment and too little on the exploration of the atmosphere whatever interesting possibilities there may be of the method that has been proposed other than the purpose for which it was intended no one of them could be undertaken without first exploring the atmosphere in 1924 Goddard published an article how my speed rocket can propel itself in vacuum in popular science in which he explained the physics and gave details of the vacuum experiments he had performed to prove the theory but no matter how he tried to explain his results he was not understood by the majority after one of Goddard's experiments in 1929 a local worcester newspaper carried the mocking headline moon rocket misses target by two hundred and thirty eight thousand seven hundred and ninety nine half a mile though the unimaginative of the public chuckled at the moon man his groundbreaking paper was read seriously by many rocketeers in America Europe and Russia who was stirred to build their own rockets this work was his most important contribution to the quest to aim for the stars Goddard worked alone with just his team of mechanics and machinists for many years this was a result of the harsh criticism from the media and other scientists and his understanding of the military applications which foreign powers might use Goddard became increasingly suspicious of others and often worked alone except during the two world wars which limited the impact of much of his work another limiting factor was the lack of support from the American government military and academia all failing to understand the value of the rocket to study the atmosphere in near space and for military applications as Germany became ever more warlike he refused to communicate with German rocket experimenters though he received more and more of their correspondence topic a correction 49 years after its editorial mocking Godard on July 17 1969 the day after the launch of Apollo 11 the New York Times published a short item under the headline a correction the three paragraph statement summarized it's 1920 editorial and concluded further investigation and experimentation have confirmed the findings of Isaac Newton in the 17th century and it is now definitely established that a rocket can function in a vacuum as well as in an atmosphere The Times regrets the error topic first liquid-fueled fright Goddard began considering liquid propellants including hydrogen and oxygen as early as 1909 he knew that hydrogen and oxygen was the most efficient fuel oxidizer combination liquid hydrogen was not readily available in 1921 however and he selected gasoline as the safest fuel to handle topic first static tests Goddard began experimenting with liquid oxidizer liquid fuel rockets in September 1921 and successfully tested the first liquid propellant engine in November 1923 it had a cylindrical combustion chamber using impinging jets to mix an atomized liquid oxygen and gasoline in 1924 25 Goddard had problems developing a high-pressure piston pump to send fuel to the combustion chamber he wanted to scale up the experiment but his funding would not allow such growth he decided to forego the pumps and use a pressurized fuel feed system applying pressure to the fuel tank from a tank of inert gas a technique used today the liquid oxygen some of which evaporated provided its own pressure on December 6 1925 he tested the simpler pressure feed system he conducted a static test on the firing stand at the Clark University Physics Laboratory the engine successfully lifted its own weight in a 27 second test in the static rack it was a major success for Goddard proving that a liquid fuel rocket was possible the test moved Goddard an important step closer to launching a rocket with liquid fuel Goddard conducted an additional test in December and two more in January 1926 after that he began preparing for a possible launch of the rocket system topic first flight Godard launched the world's first liquid-fuel gasoline and liquid oxygen rocket on March 16 1926 in Auburn Massachusetts present at the launch were his crew chief Henry sacks Esther Goddard and Percy Roop who was Clarke's assistant professor in the physics department Goddard's diary entry of the event was notable for its understatement March 16th went to Alban with s acts in am ii souther and mr. rout came out at 1:00 p.m. fried rocket at 2.30 it rose 41 feet and went 184 feet in 2.56 after the lower half of the nozzle burned off brought materials to lab his diary entry the next day elaborated March 17th 1926 the first flight with a rocket using liquid propellants was made yesterday at Arendt Effie's farm in Auburn even though the release was pulled the rocket did not rise at first but the flame came out and there was a steady roar after a number of seconds it rose slowly until it cleared the frame and then it expressed train speed curving over to the left and striking the ice and snow still going at a rapid rate the rocket which was later dubbed Mel Rose just 41 feet during a 2.5 second flight that ended 184 feet away in a cabbage field but it was an important demonstration that liquid fuels and oxidizes were possible propellants for larger rockets the launch site is now a national historic landmark the Goddard rocket launching site viewers familiar with more modern rocket designs may find it difficult to distinguish the rocket from its launching apparatus in the well-known picture of Nell the complete rocket is significantly taller than Goddard but does not include the pyramidal support structure which he is grasping the Rockets combustion chamber is the small cylinder at the top the nozzle is visible beneath it the fuel tank which is also part of the rocket is the largest cylinder opposite Goddard's torso the fuel tank is directly beneath the nozzle and is protected from the motors exhaust by an asbestos asbestos wrapped aluminum tubes connect the motor to the tanks providing both support and fuel transport this layout is no longer used since the experiment showed that this was no more stable than placing the combustion chamber and nozzle at the base I may after a series of modifications to simplify the plumbing the combustion chamber and nozzle were placed in the now classic position at the lower end of the rocket god are determined early that fins alone were not sufficient to stabilize the rocket in flight and keep it on the desired trajectory in the face of winds aloft and other disturbing forces he added moveable vanes in the exhaust controlled by a gyroscope to control and steer his rocket the Germans used this technique in their v2 he also introduced the more efficient swiveling engine in several rockets basically the method used to steer large liquid propellant missiles and launchers today topic Lindbergh and Goddard after launch of one of Goddard's rockets in July 1929 again gained the attention of the newspapers Charles Lindbergh learned of his work in a New York Times article at the time Lindbergh had begun to wonder what would become of aviation even Space Flight in the distant future and had settled on jet propulsion and rocket fight is a probable next step after checking with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT and being assured that Goddard was a bonafide physicist and not a crackpot he phoned Goddard in November 1929 professor Goddard met the aviator soon after in his office at Clark University upon meeting Goddard Lindbergh was immediately impressed by his research and Goddard was similarly impressed by the fires interest he discussed his work openly with Lindbergh forming an alliance that would last for the rest of his life while having long since become reticent to share his ideas Goddard showed complete openness with those few who shared his dream and whom he felt he could trust by late 1929 Goddard had been attracting additional notoriety with each rocket launch he was finding it increasingly difficult to conduct his research without unwanted distractions Lindbergh discussed finding additional financing for Goddard's work and lent his famous name to Goddard's work in 1930 Lindbergh made several proposals to industry and private investors for funding which proved all but impossible to find following the recent US stock market crash in October 1929 topic Guggenheim sponsorship in the spring of 1930 Lindbergh finally found an ally in the Guggenheim family financier Daniel Guggenheim agreed to fund Goddard's research over the next four years for a total of $100,000 till the dollar 1.8 million today the Guggenheim family especially Harry Guggenheim would continue to support Goddard's work in the years to come the Goddard soon moved to Roswell New Mexico because of the military potential of the rocket Goddard Lindbergh Harry Guggenheim the Smithsonian Institution and others tried in 1940 before the u.s. entered World War two to convince the Army and Navy of its value Goddard's services were offered but there was no interest initially to young imaginative military offices eventually got the services to attempt to contract with God odd just prior to the war the Navy beat the army to the punch and secured his services to build variable thrust liquid-fueled rocket engines for jet-assisted takeoff chateaux of aircraft these rocket engines were the precursors to the larger throttle able rocket plane engines that helped launch the Space Age astronaut Buzz Aldrin wrote that his father edwin aldrin senior was an early supporter of Robert Goddard the elder Aldrin was a student of physics under Goddard at Clark and worked with Lindbergh to obtain the help of the Guggenheim's buzz believed that if Goddard had received military support as von Braun's team had in Germany American rocket technology would have developed much more rapidly in World War two topic lack of vision in the United States before World War two there was a lack of vision and serious interest in the United States concerning the potential of rocketry especially in Washington although the weather bureau was interested beginning in 1929 in Goddard's rocket for Atmospheric Research the bureau could not secure governmental funding between the world wars the Guggenheim Foundation was the main source of funding for Goddard's research Goddard's liquid-fueled rocket was neglected by his country according to aerospace historian Eugene M II but was noticed in advance by other nations especially the Germans Goddard showed remarkable prescient in 1923 in a letter to the Smithsonian he knew that the Germans were very interested in rocketry and said he would not be surprised if the research would become something in the nature of a race and he wondered how soon the European theorists would begin to build rockets in 1936 the US military attache in Berlin asked Charles Lindbergh to visit Germany and learn what he could have their progress in aviation although the Luftwaffe showed him their factories and were open concerning the growing air power they were silent on the subject of rocketry when Lindbergh told Goddard of this behavior Goddard said yes they must have plans for the rocket when will our own people in Washington listened to reason most of the USA's largest universities were also slow to realize rocket Ares potential just before World War two the head of the Aeronautics department at MIT at a meeting held by the Army Air Corps to discuss project funding said that the California Institute of Technology Caltech can take the Buck Rogers job rocket research in 1941 Gaddar tried to recruit an engineer for his team from MIT but couldn't find one who was interested there were some exceptions MIT was at least teaching basic rocketry and Caltech had courses in rocketry and aerodynamics after the war dr. Jerome Hunsaker of MIT having studied Goddard's patents stated that every liquid fuel rocket that flies is a God rocket while away in Roswell Goddard was still head of the physics department at Clark University and Clark allowed him to devote most of his time to rocket research likewise the University of California Los Angeles UCLA permitted astronomer Samuel Herrick to pursue research in space vehicle guidance and control and shortly after the war to teach courses in spacecraft guidance and orbit determination Herrick began corresponding with Goddard in 1931 and asked if he should work in this new field which he named astrodynamics Herrick said that Goddard had the vision to advise and encourage him in his use of celestial mechanics to anticipate the basic problem of space navigation Herricks work contributed substantially to America's readiness to control flight of earth satellites and send men to the moon and back topic Roswell New Mexico with new financial backing Goddard eventually relocated to Roswell New Mexico in summer of 1930 where he worked with his team of technicians in near isolation and relative secrecy for years he had consulted a meteorologist as to the best area to do his work and Roswell seemed ideal here they would not endanger anyone would not be bothered by the curious and would experience a more moderate climate which was also better for Goddard's health the locals valued personal privacy knew Goddard desired his and when travelers asked where Goddard's facilities were located they would likely be misdirected by September 1931 his rockets had the now familiar appearance of a smooth casing with tail fins he began experimenting with gyroscopic guidance and made a flight test of such a system in April 1932 a gyroscope mounted on Gimbels electrically controlled steering vanes in the exhaust similar to the system used by the German v2 over ten years later though the rocket crashed after a short ascent the guidance system had worked and Goddard considered the test a success a temporary loss of funding from the Guggenheim's as a result of the Depression forced Goddard in spring of 1932 to return to Clark University until the autumn of 1934 when funding resumed upon his return to Roswell he began work on his a series of rockets for to 4.5 meters long and powered by gasoline and liquid oxygen pressurized with nitrogen the gyroscopic control system was housed in the middle of the rocket between the propellant tanks the a4 used a simpler pendulum system for guidance as the gyroscopic system was being repaired on March 8th 1935 he flew up to 1,000 feet then turned into the wind and Goddard reported roared in a powerful descent across the Prairie at close to or at the speed of sound on March 28 1935 the a5 successfully flew vertically to an altitude of 0.91 miles 4,800 feet using his gyroscopic guidance system it then turned to a nearly horizontal part through 13,000 feet and achieved a maximum speed of 550 miles per hour Goddard was elated because the guidance system kept the rocket on a vertical path so well in 1936 to 1939 Goddard began work on the K and L series rocket which were much more massive and designed to reach very high altitude the K series consisted of static bench tests of a more powerful engine achieving a thrust of 624 pounds in February 1936 this work was plagued by trouble with chamber burn through in 1923 Goddard had built a regenerative leak cooled engine which circulated liquid oxygen around the outside of the combustion chamber that he deemed the idea too complicated he then used a curtain cooling method that involves spraying excess gasoline which evaporated around the inside wall of the combustion chamber but this scheme did not work well and the larger Rockets failed Goddard returned to a smaller design than his L 13 reached an altitude of 2.7 kilometers 1.7 miles eight thousand nine hundred feet the highest of any of his Rockets weight was reduced by using thin walled fuel tanks wound with high tensile strength wire Goddard experimented with many of the features of today's large rockets such as multiple combustion chambers and nozzles in November 1936 he flew the world's first rocket l7 with multiple chambers hoping to increase thrust without increasing the size of a single chamber it had four combustion chambers reached a height of 200 feet and corrected its vertical path using blast vanes until one chamber burned through this flight demonstrated that a rocket with multiple combustion chambers could fly Staveley and be easily guided from 1940 to 1941 Goddard worked on the P series of rockets which used propellant turbo pumps also powered by gasoline and liquid oxygen the lightweight pumps produced higher propellant pressures permitting a more powerful engine greater thrust and a lighter structure lighter tanks and no pressurization tank but two launchers both ended in crashes after reaching an altitude of only a few hundred feet the turbo pumps worked well however and Goddard was pleased when Goddard mentioned the need for turbo pumps Harry Guggenheim suggested that he contact pump manufacturers to aid him none were interested as the development cost of these miniature pumps was prohibitive Goddard's team was therefore left on its own and from september 1938 to june 1940 designed and tested the small turbo pumps and gas generators to operate the turbines Esther later said that the pump tests were the most trying and disheartening phase of the research Goddard was able to flitetest many of his rocket but many resulted in what the uninitiated would call failures usually resulting from engine malfunction or loss of control God did not consider them failures however because he felt that he always learned something from a test most of his work involved static tests which are a standard procedure today before a flight test he wrote to a correspondent it is not a simple matter to differentiate unsuccessful from successful experiments most work that is finally successful is the result of a series of unsuccessful tests in which difficulties are gradually eliminated topic general Jimmy Doolittle Jimmy Doolittle was introduced to the field of space science at an early point in its history he recalls in his autobiography and became interested in rocket development in the 1930s when I met Robert H Goddard who laid the foundation while with shale oil I worked with him on the development of a type of fuel Harry Guggenheim and Charles Lindbergh arranged for then major Doolittle to discuss with Goddard a special blend of gasoline Doolittle flew himself to Roswell in October 1938 and was given a tour of Goddard shop-owner short course in rocketry he then wrote a memo including a rather detailed description of Goddard's rocket in closing he said interplanetary transportation is probably a dream of the very distant future but with the moon only a quarter of a million miles away who knows in July 1941 he wrote Goddard that he was still interested in his rocket propulsion research the army was interested only in jato at this point however Doolittle and Lindbergh were concerned about the state of rocketry in the US and Doolittle remained in touch with Goddard shortly after World War two Doolittle spoke concerning Goddard to an American rocket society conference at which a large number interested in rocketry attended he later stated that at that time we in the Aeronautics field had not given much credence to the tremendous potential of rocketry in 1956 he was appointed chairman of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA because the previous chairman Jerome C Hunsaker thought Doolittle to be more sympathetic than other scientists and engineers to the rocket which was increasing in importance as a scientific tool as well as a weapon Doolittle was instrumental in the successful transition of the NACA to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA in 1958 he was offered the position as first administrator of NASA but he turned it down topic launch history between 1926 and 1941 the following 35 rockets were launched topic analysis of results as an instrument for reaching extreme altitudes Goddard's rockets were not very successful they did not achieve an altitude greater than two point seven kilometers in 1937 while a balloon son had already reached 35 kilometers in 1921 by contrast German rocket scientists had achieved an altitude of 2.4 kilometers with the a2 rocket in 1934 eight kilometers by 1939 with the a5 and 176 kilometres in 1942 with the a4 v2 launched vertically reaching the outer limits of the atmosphere and into space Goddard's pace was slower than the Germans because he did not have the resources they did simply reaching high altitudes was not his primary goal he was trying with a methodical approach to perfect his liquid fuel engine and subsystems such as guidance and control so that his rocket could eventually achieve high altitudes without tumbling in the rare atmosphere providing a stable vehicle for the experiments it would eventually carry he had built the necessary turbo pumps and was on the verge of building larger lighter more reliable rockets to reach extreme altitudes carrying scientific instruments when world war ii intervened and changed the path of american history he hoped to return to his experiments in roswell after the war though by the end of the roswell years much of his technology had been replicated independently by others he introduced new developments to rocketry that were used in this new enterprise lightweight turbo pumps variable thrust engine in u.s. engine with multiple combustion chambers and nozzles and curtain cooling of combustion chamber although Goddard had brought his work in rocketry to the attention of the United States Army between world wars he was rebuffed since the army largely failed to grasp the military application of large rockets and said there was no money for new experimental weapons german military intelligence by contrast had paid attention to Goddard's work the Goddard's noticed that some mail had been opened and some mailed reports had gone missing an accredited military at shei to the US Friedrich von boja sent a four-page report to the Abwehr in 1936 and the spy Gustav Quayle each sent a mixture of facts and made-up information claiming to have visited Roswell and witnessed a launch the Abwehr was very interested and responded with more questions about Goddard's work well 'extra ports did include information about fuel mixtures in the important concept of fuel curtain cooling but thereafter the Germans received very little information about Goddard the Soviet Union had a spy in the u.s. Navy bureau of aeronautics in 1935 she gave them a report goddard had written for the navy in 1933 it contained results of tests and flights and suggestions for military uses of his rockets the Soviets considered this to be very valuable information it provided few design details but gave them the direction and knowledge about Goddard's progress topic Annapolis Maryland Navy leftenant Charles F Fisher who had visited Goddard in Roswell earlier and gained his confidence believed Goddard was doing valuable work and was able to convince the Bureau of Aeronautics in September 1941 that Goddard could build the jato unit the Navy desired while still in Roswell and before the Navy contract took effect Goddard began in September to apply his technology to build a variable thrust engine to be attached to a PBY seaplane by May 1942 he had a unit that could meet the Navy's requirements and be able to launch a heavily loaded aircraft from a short runway in February he received part of a PBY with bullet holes apparently acquired in the Pearl Harbor attack Goddard wrote to Guggenheim that I can think of nothing that would give me greater satisfaction than to have it contribute to the inevitable retaliation in April Fisher notified Goddard that the Navy wanted to do all its rocket work at the engineering Experiment Station at Annapolis Esther worried that a move to the climate of Maryland would cause Roberts health to deteriorate faster objected but the patriotic Goddard replied Esther don't you know there's a war on Fisher also questioned the move as Goddard could work just as well in Roswell Goddard simply answered I was wondering when you would ask me Fisher had wanted to offer him something bigger a long-range missile but jato was all he could manage hoping for a greater project later it was a case of a square peg in a round hole according to a disappointed Goddard Goddard and his team had already been in Annapolis a month and had tested his constant thrust jato engine when he received a Navy telegram forwarded from Roswell ordering him to Annapolis leftenant Fisher asked for a crash effort by August his engine was producing 800 pounds of thrust for 20 seconds and Fisher was anxious to try it on a PBY on the sixth test run with all bugs worked out the PBY piloted by Fischer was pushed into the air from the seven river Fischer landed and prepared to launch again Godard had wanted to check the unit but radio contact with the PBY had been lost on the seventh try the engine caught fire the plane was 150 feet up when flight was aborted because Goddard had installed a safety feature at the last minute there was no explosion and no lives were lost the problems caused was traced to hasty installation and rough handling cheaper safer solid fuel jato engines were eventually selected by the Armed Forces an engineer later said putting Goddard's rocket on a seaplane was like hitching an eagle to a plow Milton Lehman notes in its 1942 crash effort to perfect an aircraft booster the Navy was beginning to learn its way in rocketry in similar efforts the Army Air Corps was also exploring the field with G al CI T compared to Germany's massive program these beginnings were small yet essential to later progress they helped develop a nucleus of trained American rocket engineers the first of the new breed who would follow the professor into the age of space the station was developing another jato engine in 1942 that used hypergolic propellants eliminating the need for an ignition system chemist ensign race DIF had discovered independently in February that aniline and nitric acid burn fiercely immediately when mixed Goddard's team built the pumps for the annalen fuel and the nitric acid oxidizer and participated in the static testing the Navy delivered the pumps to reaction motors RMI to use in developing a gas generator for the pump turbines Goddard went to RMI to observe testing of the pump system and would eat lunch with the RMI engineers RMI was the first firm formed to build rocket engines and built engines for the bell x-1 rocket plane and viking rocket RMI offered Goddard 1/5 interest in the company in a partnership after the war Goddard had gone with Navy people to confer with RMI on division of labor and his team was to provide this propellant pump system for a rocket-powered interceptor aircraft he consulted with RMI from 1942 through 1945 though previously competitors Goddard had a good working relationship with RMI according to historian Frank H winter the Navy had Goddard build a pump system for Caltex use with acid an amine propellants the team built a 3,000 pound thrust engine using a cluster of four 750 pound thrust motors they also developed 750 pound engines for the Navy's Gorgon guided interceptor missile experimental project Gorgon Godard continued to develop the variable thrust engine with gasoline and lox because of the hazards involved with the hypergolic s-- despite Goddard's efforts to convince the Navy that liquid-fueled rockets had greater potential he said that the Navy had no interest in long-range missiles however the Navy asked him to perfect the throttle level jato engine Godard made improvements to the engine and in November it was demonstrated to the Navy and some officials from Washington Fischer invited the spectators to operate the controls the engine blasted out over the seven at full throttle with no hesitation idled and roared again at various thrust levels the test was perfect exceeding the Navy's requirements the unit was able to be stopped and restarted and it produced a medium thrust of 600 pounds for 15 seconds in a full thrust of 1,000 pounds for over 15 seconds a navy commander commented that it was like being Thor playing with Thunderbolts Goddard had produced the essential propulsion control system of the rocket plane the Goddard celebrated by attending the Army Navy football game and attending the fishes cocktail party this engine was the basis of the curtiss-wright XLR to 5 C w12 chamber 15,000 pound thrust engine that powered the bell x2 research rocket plane after World War 2 Goddard's team and some patents went to Curtis Wright corporation although his death in August 1945 prevented him from participating in the chill development of this engine it was a direct descendant of his design Clark University and the Guggenheim Foundation received the royalties from the use of the patents in September 1956 the x2 was the first plane to reach 126 thousand feet altitude and in its last flight exceeded Mac 33.2 before losing control and crashing the x2 program advanced technology in areas such as steel alloys and aerodynamics at high Mach numbers topic v2 in the spring of 1945 Goddard saw a captured German v2 ballistic missile in the naval laboratory in Annapolis Maryland where he had been working under contract the unlaunchable US Army from the mittelwerk Factory in the hearts mountains and samples began to be shipped by special mission v2 on the 22nd of May 1945 after a thorough inspection Goddard was convinced that the Germans had stolen his work though the design details were not exactly the same the basic design of the v2 was similar to one of Goddard's rockets the v2 however was technically far more advanced than the most successful of the rockets designed and tested by Goddard the Peenemunde a rocket group led by Wernher von Braun may have benefited from the pre 199 contacts to a limited extent but had also started from the work of their own space pioneer Hermann Oberth they also had the benefit of intensive state funding large-scale production facilities using slave labor and repeated flight testing that allowed him to refine their designs Oberth was a theorist and had never built a rocket but he tested small liquid propellant thrust chambers in 1929-30 which were not advancements in the state of the art in 1922 Oberth asked Goddard for a copy of his 1919 paper and was sent one nevertheless in 1963 von Braun reflecting on the history of rocketry said of Goddard his rockets may have been rather crude by present-day standards but they blazed the trail and incorporated many features used in our most modern rockets and space vehicles he once recalled that Goddard's experiments in liquid fuel saved us years of work and enabled us to perfect the v2 years before it would have been possible after World War 2 von Braun reviewed Goddard's patents and believed they contained enough technical information to build a large missile three features developed by Goddard appeared in the v2 one turbo pumps were used to inject fuel into the combustion chamber to gyroscopically controlled vanes in the nozzle stabilized the rocket until external vanes in the air could do so and three excess alcohol was fed in around the combustion chamber walls so that a blanket of evaporating gas protected the engine walls from the combustion heat the Germans had been watching Goddard's progress before the war and became convinced that large liquid fuel rockets were feasible general walter dornberger head of the v2 project used the idea that they were in a race with the US and that Goddard had disappeared to work with the Navy to persuade Hitler to raise the priority of the v2 it was a strategic mistake however to expend an estimated one-half billion war-era dollars not counting slave labor for a terror weapon that did not create the fear desired and lacked the accuracy to be very effective against military targets resources could have been better used on existing or new more effective weapons topic Goddard's secrecy guard avoided sharing details of his work with other scientists and preferred to work alone with his technicians frank molina who was then studying rocketry at the California Institute of Technology visited Goddard in August 1936 Goddard hesitated to discuss any of his research other than that which had already been published in liquid propellant rocket development Theodore von Karman Molina's mentor at the time was unhappy with Goddard's attitude in later wrote naturally we at Caltech wanted as much information as we could get from Goddard for our mutual benefit but Goddard believed in secrecy the trouble with secrecy is that one can easily go in the wrong direction and never know it however at an earlier point von Karman said that Molina was highly enthusiastic after his visit and that Caltech made changes to their liquid propellant rocket based on Goddard's work and patents Molina remembered his visit is friendly and that he saw all but a few components in Goddard shop God art concerns about secrecy led to criticism for failure to cooperate with other scientists and engineers his approach at that time was that independent development of his ideas without interference would bring quicker results even though he received less technical support George Sutton who became a rocket scientist working with von Braun's team in the late 1940s said that he and his fellow workers had not heard of Goddard or his contributions and that they would have saved time if they had known the details of his work Sutton admits that it may have been their fault for not looking for Goddard's patents and depending on the German team for knowledge and guidance he wrote that information about the patent was not well distributed in the US at that early period after world war ii though germany and the soviet union had copies of some of them the Patent Office did not release rocket patents during World War two however the Aerojet Engineering Corporation an offshoot of the Guggenheim aeronautical laboratory at Caltech GL CIT filed two patent applications in September 1943 referencing Goddard to US patent one million one hundred 2653 for the multi stage rocket by 1939 von Karman GA L CIT had received Army Air Corps funding to develop rockets to assist in aircraft takeoff Goddard learned of this in 1940 and openly expressed his displeasure at not being considered Melina could not understand why the army did not arrange for an exchange of information between Goddard and Caltech since both were under government contract at the same time God did not think he could be of that much help to Caltech because they were designing rocket engines mainly with solid fuel while he was using liquid fuel Godard was concerned with avoiding the public criticism and ridicule he had faced in the 1920s which he believed had harmed his professional reputation he also lacked interest in discussions with people who had less understanding of rocketry than he did feeling that his time was extremely constrained Goddard's health was frequently poor as a result of his earlier bout of tuberculosis and he was uncertain about how long he had to live he felt therefore that he hadn't the time to spare arguing with other scientists in the press about his new field of research or helping all the amateur rocketeers who wrote to him in 1932 Goddard wrote to HG Wells how many more years I shall be able to work on the problem I do not know I hope as long as I live there can be no thought of finishing for aiming at the stars both literally and figuratively is a problem to occupy generations so that no matter how much progress one makes there is always the thrill of just beginning Godard spoke to professional groups published articles and papers and patented his ideas but while he discussed basic principles he was unwilling to reveal the details of his designs until he had flown rockets to high altitudes and thus proven his theory he tended to avoid any mention of spaceflight and spoke only of high-altitude research since he believed that other scientists regarded the subject as unscientific gee al CIT saw Goddard's publicity problems and that the word rocket was of such bad repute that they used the word jet in the name of JPL and the related Aerojet Engineering Corporation many authors writing about Goddard mentioned his secrecy but neglect the reasons for it some reasons have been noted above much of his work was for the military and was classified there were some in the u.s. before World War 2 that called for long-range rockets and in 1939 Major James Randolph Rota provocative article advocating a 3,000 mile range missile Goddard was annoyed by the unclassified paper as he thought the subject of weapons should be discs in strict secrecy however Goddard's tendency to secrecy was not absolute nor was he totally uncooperative in 1945 GL CIT was building the WAC corporal for the army but in 1942 they were having trouble with their liquid propellant rocket engines performance timely smooth ignition and explosions Frank Molina went to Annapolis in February and consulted with Goddard and stiff and they arrived at a solution to the problem hypergolic propellant which resulted in the successful launch of the high altitude research rocket in October 1945 during the first and second world wars Goddard offered his services patents and technology to the military and made some significant contributions just before the Second World War several young army officers and a few high-ranking one's believed Goddard's research was important but were unable to generate funds for his work toward the end of his life Goddard realizing he was no longer going to be able to make significant progress alone in his field joined the American rocket society and became a director he made plans to work in the budding US aerospace industry with Curtis Wright taking most of his team with him topic personal life on June 21st 1924 Godard married Esther Christine kisk March 31st 1901 to June 4th 1982 a secretary in Clark University's president's office whom he had met in 1919 she became enthusiastic about rocketry and photographed some of his work as well as aided him in his experiments in paperwork including accounting they enjoyed going to the movies in Roswell and participated in community organizations such as the rotary and The Woman's Club he painted the New Mexican scenery sometimes with the artist Peter Hurd and played the piano she played bridge while he read Esther said Robert participated in the community and readily accepted invitations to speak to church and service groups the couple did not have children after his death she sorted out Goddard's papers and secured 131 additional patents on his work concerning Goddard's religious views he was raised as an Episcopalian though he was not outwardly religious the Goddard's were associated with the Episcopal Church in Roswell and he attended occasionally he once spoke to a young people's group on the relationship of science and religion Goddard serious bout with tuberculosis weakened his lungs affecting his ability to work and was one reason he liked to work alone in order to avoid argument and confrontation with others and use his time fruitfully he labored with the prospect of a shorter than average lifespan after arriving in Roswell Goddard applied for life insurance but when the company doctor examined him he said that Goddard belonged in a bed in Switzerland where he could get the best care Goddard's health began to deteriorate further after moving to the humid climate of Maryland to work for the Navy he was diagnosed with throat cancer in 1945 he continued to work able to speak only in a whisper until surgery was required and he died in August of that year in Baltimore Maryland he was buried in Hope Cemetery in his hometown of Worcester Massachusetts topic legacy topic influence Goddard was credited with 214 patents for his work 131 of these were awarded after his death Goddard influenced several people who went on to do significant work in the u.s. space program such as Robert Trix USN Milton Rosen Naval Research Laboratory and NASA astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Jim Lovell NASA flight controller Gene Kranz astrodynamics Samuel Herrick UCLA and general Jimmy Doolittle US Army and NACA Goddard received the Langley gold medal from the Smithsonian Institution in 1960 and the Congressional Gold Medal in September 16 1959 the Goddard Space Flight Center a NASA facility in Greenbelt Maryland was established in 1959 the crater Goddard on the moon is also named in his honor the dr. Robert H Godard collection and the Robert Goddard exhibition room are housed in the archives and special collections area of Clarke University's Robert H Goddard library Robert H Goddard high school was completed in 1965 in Roswell New Mexico and dedicated by us to Goddard the school's mascot is titled rockets Robert H Goddard middle school is in Glendora California their mascot is the Titan but not the Titan of Greek mythology the Titan rocket a small memorial with a statue of Goddard is located at the site where Goddard launched the first liquid propelled rocket now the package show Golf Course in Auburn Massachusetts release 13 of the Linux distribution fedora is named after Goddard the television series Star Trek The Next Generation had a shuttlecraft named after Goddard the robotic dog companion of the titular character in the American computer animated television series The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron boy genius is named after Goddard Goddard is a character in some written works of alternate history including Harry turtledoves world war series in Alan M Steel's vs day Goddard Avenue in Norman Oklahoma is named in his honor Godard Park in Auburn Massachusetts is named in his honor the park has two rockets and is adjacent to the Auburn public library Godard drive the main road through monstrum Air Force Base is named in his honor new Goddard prototype experimental reusable vertical launch and landing rocket from Blue Origin is named after Goddard rocket an ale made by the worm town brewery of Worcester Massachusetts is named in Robert Goddard's honor topic patents of interest Godard received 214 patents for his work of which 131 were awarded after his death among the most influential patents were Paton two million three hundred and ninety-five thousand one hundred and thirteen method for feeding combustion liquids to rocket apparatus RH Goddard's first patent patent two million three hundred and ninety seven thousand six hundred and fifty seven control mechanism for a rocket apparatus with an outside starting device RH Goddard second patent patent two million three hundred and ninety seven thousand six hundred and fifty nine control mechanism for a rocket apparatus with self-starting devices for intermittent operation and seals for fuel pumps RH Goddard's third patent u.s. patent 1 million one hundred two thousand six hundred and fifty three rocket apparatus RH Goddard US patent one million one hundred and three thousand five hundred and three rocket apparatus RH Goddard a US patent two million five hundred and eleven thousand nine hundred and seventy nine a vacuum tube transportation system EC Goddard Guggenheim Foundation and Goddard's estate filed suit in 1951 against the US government for prior infringement of Goddard's first three patents in 1960 the party settled the suit and the US Armed Forces and NASA paid out an award of 1 million dollars half of the award settlement went to his wife Esther at that time it was the largest government settlement ever paid in a patent case the settlement amount exceeded the total amount of all the funding that Goddard received for his work throughout his entire career topic important firsts first American to explore mathematically the practicality of using rocket propulsion to reach high altitudes and toot reject to the moon 1912 first to receive the US patent on the idea of a multi stage rocket 1914 first a static test a rocket in a systematic scientific manner measuring thrust exhaust velocity and efficiency he obtained the highest efficiency of any heat engine at the time 1915 1916 first to prove that rocket propulsion operates in a vacuum that it needs no air to push against which was doubted by physicists of the time he actually obtained a 20% increase in efficiency over that determined at ground level atmospheric pressure 1915 1916 first to prove that an oxidizer and the fuel could be mixed using injectors and burned controllably in a combustion chamber also doubted by physicists first to develop suitable lightweight centrifugal pumps for liquid fuel rockets and also gas generators to drive the pump turbine in 1923 first to attach ad elavil type of nozzle to the combustion chamber of a solid fuel engine and increase efficiency by more than 10 times the exhaust flow became supersonic at the narrowest cross sectional area throat of the nozzle first to develop the liquid propellant feed system using a high-pressure gas to force the propellant from the tanks into the thrust chamber 1923 first to develop and successfully fire liquid propellant rocket March 16 1926 first to launch a scientific payload a barometer a thermometer and a camera in a rocket flight 1929 first to use vanes in the rocket engine exhaust for guidance 1932 first to develop gyroscopic control apparatus for guiding rocket flight 1932 first to launch and successfully guide a rocket with an engine pivoted by moving the tail section as if on Jimbo controlled by a gyro mechanism 1937 build lightweight propellant tanks out of thin sheets of steel and aluminum and used external high-strength steel wiring for reinforcement he introduced baffles in the tanks to minimize sloshing which changed the center gravity of the vehicle he used insulation on the very cold liquid oxygen components first in us to design and test a variable thrust rocket engine first to fly a rocket with an engine having multiple for thrust chambers first to test regenerative cooling of the thrust chamber in March 1923 first suggested by Tchaikovsky but unknown to Goddard topic see also Robert s no paltry sergei korolev pedro paulette vikram sarabhai konstantin tsiolkovsky us space exploration history on us stamps | wikipedia tts | UCzarwQFaTMe7t6SoGgLHBwA | 2019-10-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 13,061 | 78,014 |
gWW2ebsC1x8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWW2ebsC1x8 | SWIT Chapter 2: Addressing violence against sex workers | chapter 2 addressing violence against sex workers in this video we will talk about the different kinds of violence that sex workers may experience and discuss various ways of addressing the needs of our community in the fight against violence sex workers face high levels of stigma discrimination and other human rights violations which may lead to violence violent sex workers face can be physical sexual financial and psychological [Music] it is also important to understand that violence can occur in the workplace at home and in public spaces and can come from intimate partners and family strangers people who pose as clients organized groups such as religious extremists rescue groups and the state in the form of police military prison guards and border guards sex worker-led organizations from different countries have developed a variety of strategies for addressing the violence against sex workers these strategies include organizing training for paralegals who will help sex workers in cases of violence and assist them in the legal process organizing online and offline campaigns to create awareness and communicate their demands and providing assistance in accessing shadow reporting mechanisms roundtables with stakeholders and decision makers and country coordination mechanisms all these strategies are developed in line with the needs of sex workers and considering the particularities of national contacts and at the heart of all these strategies lies community empowerment when we build collective solidarity we can mobilize and advocate for change and we can challenge groups institutions and systems that deny us our rights and perpetuate violence and other forms of abuse additionally our partners and allies can be helpful in addressing the needs of sex workers who face violence and need to build up their programs they can gather information about local patterns of violence against sex workers use participatory methods to involve sex workers in identifying and finding solutions to our problems [Music] understand and address the links between violence against sex workers and hiv design holistic programs that include health and legal services and are community based [Music] support us in our actions addressing the violence addressing the problem of violence against sex workers is an urgent matter and must be made a priority sex workers demands need to be heard and taken seriously and necessary legal reforms should be made we must promote the complete protection of sex workers human rights reject interventions based on the notion of rescue and rehabilitation promote gender equality and respect the right of sex workers to make informed choices about our lives [Music] you | Drugreporter | UCzDRvlD9tndGp8i1JtBCSEA | 2022-06-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 423 | 2,709 |
kS0AMc7jtlM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS0AMc7jtlM | ''Tell It All'': The Story of a Life's Experience in Mormonism | Fanny Stenhouse | English | 10/14 | chapter 30 of tell it all by fanny stenhouse this librivox recording is in the public domain taking a second wife the experience of the first i did not presume to ask my husband what it was that he had to talk about with carrie's friend but i instinctively felt what it might be and i was so much troubled in mind that i thought i would never go to see her again by that time i had learned as every mormon wife does learn never to ask questions the wife of a saint never dares to ask her husband whether he is going or when he will return she is not expected to know or care what business her husband may have on hand when he leaves the home in the evening after making a most elaborate wallet with frequent admiration of himself in the mirror if the poor wife feels that she must say something to give vent to her overwrought feelings she simply asks in a conscious guilty way when he will be home again wishing too often in her secret heart that he might say never her duty is to be silent and unobservant and though some poor women have when their outraged feelings were overcharged inadvertently betrayed curiosity respecting the movements of the absent ones they have soon been sternly taught their duty and those loving husbands have given them good cause to repent of their inquisitiveness and who can blame these disconsolate lonely women if thus they feel their religion alone is to blame it has been the destruction of that sweet confidence which should exist between husband and wife and it has divided hearts and interests which should inseparably have been forever one this slowly but no less painfully i was beginning to understand however earnestly i might try to combat the idea my life was wretched with one continual fear of what i might see or hear of my husband i tried to drive away such thoughts and i called to mind all the acts of kindness and devotion which he had shown whose love my heart held dear sometimes arguing with myself i said no my husband will not deceive me no matter what other men may do or be with their wives my husband will be frank and true with me so i thought then but i was destined to realize in my own experience how utterly impossible it is for any man no matter how honest and truthful he may naturally be to practice polygamy without becoming a hypocrite and the more he loves his wife the greater hypocrite he will become trying to deceive her with the foolish notion that half his cruelty is done in attempting to spare her feelings up to this time i had been able with some effort to banish those doubts which would against my will intrude upon my mind i had schooled myself to believe that when it was really necessary my husband would frankly and freely speak to me about that subject which was ever uppermost in my heart and i knew my own nature sufficiently well to feel sure that i could grapple with any difficulty if once i looked it boldly in the face all that i feared was deception on my husband's part that i felt would be more than i could endure in the whole course of our married life hitherto i had never known him to deceive me and even now although influenced by the counsel of the elders he thought of bringing to our home another wife i well knew that he sympathized with me for he knew the deep deep sorrow that the dread alone of polygamy had for years brought to my heart and he might well be apprehensive of what the practical reality would be at a later period i knew that he fell into that error common among mormon men of keeping it from their wives until all was settled this was not the kind of treatment calculated to inspire me with confidence it may suit some natures but i doubt even that men frequently imagine that they understand a woman's nature better than she does herself and acting upon this belief and full of good intentions they air most fatally my husband thought that he was acting kindly to me when he said nothing of all that transpired between him and carrie but when i saw the visits of carrie's lady friend so frequently repeated i began to suspect the truth and was much troubled i was however too proud to question him on the subject at the risk of getting an evasive answer and it was evident that the two persons most intimately interested in the matter intended that i should be kept in the dark i saw through all this and it did not tend either to restore my peace of mind or to make me more pleasant in my intercourse with carrie or my husband in their conduct i could see nothing but deception however good their intentions might be and i felt that they were treating me as a child the thought was very painful to me and it was only with a great effort that i suppressed it in fact i dared not think but when doubts and fears crowded themselves upon my mind so that i was compelled to give them utterance i would lock myself in my room or wander away to some lonely spot and there vent my feelings in indignant words at other times i did think over the wrongs which polygamy inflicted until my feelings were almost beyond endurance then in those moments of anguish i would prostrate myself in humility and repentance before the lord and would plead for strength to endure and submit to his will then again i would pace the room my soul filled with rebellion and heartfelt curses against a system which had so withered and blighted all my life and had taken forever the sunshine out of my existence forever ah how those words lingered in my thoughts how they chilled my heart and left me utterly without hope for we were told that eternity would be but a repetition of this life on earth polygamy we were taught was to be practiced in eternity it was to be the celestial order of heaven it was an eternal law but if it was so loathsome now how should i ever be reconciled to and happy in it then two we were told by the elders that we should have no other heaven than that which we began on earth and i was at a loss to conjecture what sort of a heaven mine would be it may appear strange that such absurdities should ever seriously have found a place in my mind but when one at starting accepts a system as true however absurd that system may be and learns to regard all that is connected with it as beyond the shadow of a doubt after years of discipline the mind is ready to receive almost anything that may be offered to it from the same source in my own case i was so convinced that however reason might object all that we were taught was true that i was utterly without hope and would have felt happy could i have believed that death was annihilation of earthly happiness i had given up all expectation these painful feelings of course had a marked effect upon my daily life i grew weary and my health failed i became thin and my features were marked with care and anxiety when people came to see me i said little to them and their very presence i felt irksome mechanically i went through the daily routine of duty but my heart was in nothing that i did i dared not even trust myself to speak to anyone for fear of becoming the subject of conversation and attracting the attention of the authorities which was not at all desirable for the position of a rebellious woman in those days was anything but pleasant i stood alone upon my husband i looked with suspicion my children were too young to understand me carrie whom i had taken to my heart to whom i had confided my sorrows whose own welfare had been so dear to me had as i thought turned against me like an adder and there was no one in whom i could trust it seemed to me too cruel for carrie to treat me so and yet i could not doubt that she was acting unfaithfully towards me surrounded by my children living under the same roof with my husband my heart was nevertheless filled with a sense of utter loneliness and desolation there was no one in whom i could confide to whom i might tell my sorrows and from whose counsel or strength i might derive comfort i dared not even go and lay my griefs before god for i had been led to believe that all my suffering was caused by an arbitrary decree which he willed to be enforced how false a notion of that loving heavenly father whose tender care is so manifestly shown in his gentle dealings with the weakest of his creatures it was now about six months since carrie left my house and i was under the impression that all that time certain well-intentioned sisters had been doing all they could to bring about a marriage between her and my husband her health however was so bad that sometimes for weeks together she did not leave her room at the time of course i knew nothing of this but i afterwards heard of it when i called upon her which i did when i found that she was too ill to come to see me i thought she was greatly changed in her manner but when i thought of her lonely position my heart warmed towards her and i forgot all my suspicions certainly i wanted to ask her one plain question relative to my husband but my pride would not allow me to speak to her on that subject unless she first mentioned it to me one day i thought that she was about to make a confession talking indifferently of ordinary matters she suddenly said i am surprised you ever wish to see me but when i asked her why expecting that she would now explain what had so long troubled me she answered evasively and nothing more was said i shall always believe that i myself was not the only person interested at that time about carrie's feelings there are some of the sisters who strange as it may seem spend their lives in promoting the practice of polygamy when once these good sisters have set their hearts to get a man a second wife they do not let a trifle discourage them if they do not succeed with one girl they try with another and it is seldom that they fail of meeting with their reward in cary at this time they found a subject of peculiar interest if her failing health put an end for a time to all thoughts of her own marriage that was no reason why my husband should not select a second wife elsewhere poor victim he of course had no pleasure or interest in the matter his religion alone compelled him he suffered as much as i did to look round on all the young and pretty girls he knew to select one and pay his court to her was painful enough i dare venture to assert but he seemed to bury it very well indeed and the revelation appeared to agree with him nicely with carrie's absence from our house the rumors about her which had troubled me so much somewhat subsided nothing could silence the secret apprehension which continually held my soul in dread but the fear of my young friend's influence once removed i was comparatively at peace it was however but the lull before the storm i soon learned that in losing carry i did not lose polygamy and from about that time i can date my husband's desire to sustain his brethren in the performance of their duty and his wish to act as they did especially in reference to the celestial order of heaven just at that time the moral bill for the suppression of polygamy was presented to congress and all true mormons were made to feel that it was their duty to stand by their leader and though in itself they might see nothing desirable in polygamy yet if they had not already multiplied wives it was their duty to do so without any delay a man with polygamy upon his mind was then a creature which i did not understand and which i had not fully studied some years later when i had a little more experience in mormonism i discovered several never failing signs by which one might know when a man wished to take another wife he would suddenly awaken to a sense of his duties he would have serious misgivings as to whether the lord would pardon his neglect in not living up to his privileges he would become very religious and would attend to his meetings his testimony meetings singing meetings and all sorts of other meetings which seemed just then to be very numerous and in various other ways he would show his anxiety to live up to his religion he would thus be frequently absent from home which of course he deeply regrets as he loves dearly the society of his wife and children the wife perhaps poor simple soul thinks that he is becoming unusually loving and affectionate for he used not at one time to express much sorrow at leaving her alone for a few hours and she thinks how happy she ought to feel that such a change has come over her husband although to be sure he was always as good as most of the other mormon men my husband was a good and consistent mormon and very much like the rest of his brethren in these matters and the brethren knowing themselves how he felt sympathized with him and urged him on and by every means in their power aided him in his noble attempts to carry out the commands of god one evening when he came home he seemed preoccupied as if some matter of importance were troubling his mind this set me to thinking too i saw that he wanted to say something to me and i waited patiently i am going to the ball he presently remarked and i am going alone for brother brigham wishes to meet me there i knew at once what was passing in his mind and dared not question him he went and saw brigham what passed between them i do not know but when my husband returned he intimated to me that it had been arranged that he should take another wife the idea that someday another wife would be added to our household was ever present in my mind but somehow when the fact was placed before me in so many unmistakable words my heart sank within me and i shrank from the realization that our home was at last to be desecrated by the foul presence of polygamy the very effort which my husband made to break the news gently to me made my heart more rebellious what intelligence could be more terrible to an affectionate wife the mother of a family than this in my girlhood as the reader knows i had forsaken all for the sake of my husband and his religion we had toiled together and suffered together for 15 long years our interests and our affections had been won and inseparable nothing but the fear of polygamy had ever come between my husband and myself but for that horrible apprehension and that unhappy feeling which it occasioned no wetted pair could have been more truly united than my husband and myself but that certainly only that had cast a shadow over the bliss of our domestic life our little ones a mutual care had grown up around us they had occupied all of our thoughts and all our attention and in them our own love seemed to be renewed they were now at least the elder ones fast ripening into manhood and womanhood and gave promise that they would be the glory and blessing of our old age our home was never disturbed by any of those petty dissensions and divided interests which makes so many families unhappy when in the evening we gathered round our peaceful fireside in the pleasant interchange of thought in intelligent conversation and domestic amusements and in little loving courtesies we realized as far as could be realized in this imperfect state the meaning of that household expression a little heaven upon earth but now all this was to be changed let a gentile mother think how she would feel if she heard her children talk of father taking another wife let her think what it would be if another woman however good and pure she might be were brought home to take her place in the family circle to divide with her her husband's affections to come after years of undivided love between herself and him who had so long been all in all to her and yet all this i felt and oh much much more than i could ever express for who can tell in words the deepest bitterness which the heart too sadly feels everything around me changed everyone i met reminded me of the miserable idea which had taken possession of my thoughts all that before had seemed so bright and beautiful now revolted me and my soul itself seemed filled with unavailing and unnatural hatred i hated mormonism i hated the revelation i hated myself and i hated my husband all that had been influenced by or in contact with the detested and the accursed thing i utterly abhorred my woman's soul within me made me feel that i should gladly stand aloof from that degrading horror and shake even from my clothes the touch of anyone or anything that had been polluted by any connection with it almost fainting now that the truth came home to me in all its startling reality i asked my husband when he proposed to take his second wife immediately he replied that is to say as soon as i can were silent for some time my mind was troubled had i been able to consider the whole affair as an outrage upon humanity in general and an insult to my sex in particular i should have replied with scorn and defiance had i implicitly believed in the divinity of the revelation i should have bowed my head in meek submission but i did neither of these the feelings of my heart naturally led me to hate with the most perfect hatred the very mention of the word polygamy while at the same time i still believed or tried to make myself believe that the revelation was from god and must therefore be obeyed such was the strange and contradictory position in which i was placed i tried to reason with myself my husband and the elders had taught me that the fault was not in mormonism but in my early gentile training and i believed them and thought that all the inconsistencies which i had heard of or seen in brigham young and the other prominent men should be attributed to the weakness of human nature and not to the system still doubts would suggest themselves only however to be immediately suppressed for it was by slow degrees that the truth dawned upon my mind it was only natural that i should hesitate i was a wife and a mother and i could not consult my own wishes or desires it was my duty i knew to do what was right at whatever cost to my own feelings and i dared not think of open rebellion had i then rebelled i must have renounced all that in life i held dearest husband children all i knew my husband's devotion to the faith and that he would not hesitate to make any sacrifice for it he would even glory in giving up what most men hold dearest for the sake of the church and we had both been taught that whosoever forsook husband or wife for the sake of the church it should be accounted to them for righteousness i saw around me daily and hourly the effects of this teaching upon the unfortunate wives and children but i nevertheless strove how painfully none but myself could tell to banish from my mind every doubt and to esteem the natural questioning of my heart a sin are you not satisfied that it is right for me to take another wife my husband asked i have never yet really doubted that the revelation was from god i replied for i cannot believe that any man would be so blasphemous and wicked as to set forth such a revelation in god's name unless he received it as he said he did if it is from god of course you are right to obey it but if i were to consult my own feelings i would never consent to live in polygamy i would rather risk salvation and tell the lord that he had placed upon me a burden heavier than i was able to bear and that i regarded him as a hard taskmaster but when the salvation of my husband and children to say nothing of my own is at stake my wishes and happiness go for nothing and i can only consent from that moment i felt like a condemned criminal for whom there was not a shadow of hope or a chance of escape could i possibly have looked upon the sacred obligations of marriage as lightly as mormonism taught me to regard them i believe i should have broken every tie and risked the consequences but i had vowed to be faithful under death and if this second marriage was for my husband's welfare and for the salvation of us and our children i resolved to make the effort to subdue my rebellious heart or die in the attempt for the first time in my life i thanked god that i was not a man and that the salvation of my family did not depend upon me for if fifty revelations had commanded it i could not have taken the responsibility of withering one loving trusting heart i felt that if such laws were given to us our woman's nature ought to have been adapted to them so that submission to them might be as much a pleasure to us as it was to the men and that we might at least feel that we were justly dealt with not long after this my husband brought me a message from eliza r snow she wanted me to take tea with her and he urged me to accept the invitation i did not want to go for i knew too well her object in sending for me she had been talking with my husband about me i felt sure and that was how she came to send the message by him i went however and as i anticipated she wanted to talk with me about polygamy and to try to convince me that it was for our best interests that my husband should take another wife and that it was quite time he did so i told her that he was not yet in a position to do so we have quite a family i said and i think he should at least be allowed to wait until he has accumulated a little before he embarrasses himself with new responsibilities and where would the kingdom of god be she asked if we all talked this way let your husband take more wives and let them help him and you will feel blessed in keeping the commands of god there would be no good in my husband taking another wife i said while i feel as i do now to be acceptable to the lord a sacrifice should be made willingly and in a proper spirit and i do not think that under present circumstances it is proper for him to do this thing let him be the judge of that she replied do not seek to control him he alone is responsible and therefore let him do as he thinks best but i said he himself does not want another wife yet but i spoke with hesitation for my heart misgave me you are mistaken she answered your husband is a very good man and desires to live his religion and it is a great grief to him to know that you feel as you do and you really must try to overcome your opposition if you had a loaf of bread to make and you made it and it was pronounced good do you think it would be of the slightest consequence what feelings agitated your mind while you were making it so long as it was well made so it is with the lord he does not care with what feelings you give your husband another wife so long as you do so this was a miserable attempt at reasoning to say nothing of its falsity and notwithstanding all she said i still felt that no blessing would even attend an unwilling sacrifice and i told her so she spoke to me very kindly however and tried to encourage me and suggested that carrie would be a very proper person for my husband to marry i had now no longer any doubt in my mind that it had all been arranged and that opposition on my part would be all in vain i was indignant at this for i believed that as the revelation itself said i the first wife at first to have been consulted this however i subsequently found was as false as the system itself i believed that i was the victim of a conspiracy and i did not intend to submit without giving them some trouble i returned home pondering over what had been said to me with a feeling of intense weariness oppressing my heart i did not know what to think it appeared to me that everyone had determined that carrie should be my husband's second wife and i now believed with my talkative friend that brigham young had certainly intended it from the beginning i felt that i would rather that he should marry almost anyone else than her for i felt certain that i should hate any woman whom he might marry no matter how much i might have loved her before but my heart was soon relieved of its trouble respecting poor kerry for as i before mentioned her failing health forbade all thoughts of marriage and my husband after a short time never spoke to me about her the real cause of my distress however was by no means removed it was determined without appeal that my husband should not withstanding any impediment to the contrary take another wife whoever that chosen one might be my apprehensions therefore were not removed they were only turned in another direction end of chapter 30. chapter 31 of tell it all by fanny stenhouse this librivox recording is in the public domain trials the second wife chosen shadows of life the next day my husband proposed several young girls for my consideration but i felt that it was a very little consequence to me upon whom his choice might fall it is a custom among the mormon married men those at least who make any pretensions to doing what is right and who wish to spare the feelings of their wives as much as the degrading system will allow to make it appear as if the second wife were chosen by the first and they go through the form of consulting with her as to who shall be selected the husband will mention the names of several eligible young ladies among whom is sure to be the one upon whom he has already set his affections if the wife should try to make herself agreeable by suggesting one or another of these young ladies some objection is sure to be raised one is too thoughtless the relations of another are not quite so agreeable as they might be and the temper of a third is said to be not very good in this way one after another is taken off the list until only one remains the bright particular star of whom all along the husband has been thinking and if the wife should make any objections to this one the husband of course has a ready answer in most cases her extreme youth is an excuse for anything she will have plenty of time to learn and will be the more ready to be taught when once they have obtained the reluctant consent of their wives it is astonishing how bright and cheerful these mormon husbands become notwithstanding all that they have said to the contrary it is evident that polygamy is no trial to their faith they say that it was as great a cross to bear as to their wives but somehow or other they take very kindly to it it was soon settled who should be the honored maiden to whom my husband should pay his addresses her name was belinda and she was the daughter of the apostle pauly p pratt whom i have already mentioned as coming to an untimely end in arkansas i of course was not expected to ask any questions or events any curiosity respecting the girl or my husband's relations towards her i had given my consent i had acted my part or at least all the part that was expected of me i had fulfilled my duty as a mormon first wife when i agreed to another wife being taken and henceforth all that transpired was so the elders would have said no business of mine mormon domestic matters are to the gentile looker on a perfect mystery no one outside of mormonism can realize the position of a wife in her husband's own house waiting for him to bring home to her another wife but the mormon women understand and feel it all they know what it is to watch the course of a husband's courtship and note how he progresses with his wooing and they could if they dared tell the painful feelings that rankle in their breasts at such a time nor is the new wife much happier the girl against whom the first wife now feels so bitterly will in all probability someday be as unhappy as she is now in due course of time when the wooing is over and the maiden is won she will be brought home and will have her little day of triumph until her lord and master deems it necessary to add another jewel to his crown and then her heart will be rent as the first wife's was and another crushed and degraded victim will be added to that list of suffering women who have become martyrs to the heavenly order of marriage intent on his wooing the husband is of course particularly attentive to his personal appearance and spares no pains to render himself attractive to the young lady whose affections he proposes to win business and domestic duties of course give place to the more important claims of love and everything must be sacrificed upon the altar of that blind divinity the wife sees all this but she is not expected to feel she remembers the time when her husband used to find his greatest pleasure in paying to her those little enduring attentions which love demands and finds its reward in rendering she remembers the time when he vowed at the altar to be faithful until death and how often afterwards he has reiterated that vow and declared that no other woman should ever win from him a thought that would be disloyal to her it is impossible for any man to act justly to say nothing of acting with affection towards his wife while his thoughts and wishes are wandering towards a younger rival words are uttered which in themselves perhaps are trifling but which under the circumstances have a meaning bitterly cruel and little things are done which like the worm at the root not the heart itself and embitter the whole existence women whose minds are said to be strong have written and spoken much of late years in an endeavor to unsex themselves that men and women should be morally and socially equal no right-minded person can for a moment doubt but a woman never was and never will be a man in sentiment and feeling her mind is utterly the reverse of masculine and no man however refined or sensitive he may be can ever fully understand a woman's heart a man may be faithfully and devotedly attached to his wife but she can never be to him what he is to her every thought and affection of her soul is centered in him he is the life of her own existence in her eyes he is all that is noble and good and true he is her idol her love her all horribly then ah a thousand times horribly and cruelly do they sin against the holiest principles of human nature who crush with coldness and unkindness those warm and tender sentiments of affection which in her heart a woman cherishes toward her husband how often have i mourned in secret some careless word or cold indifferent look which my truant husband has thoughtlessly bestowed upon me when leaving the house to visit his intended bride words which to him had no particular meaning perhaps but which pierced my heart i knew too well that he could not love to at once it was evident which way his thoughts were wandering although he like the rest of his brethren assured me that principle and religion and no other motive attracted him so often to the side of his more youthful and of course more pleasing companion my husband's intended certainly was very young almost too young for a bride she would have been considered in any other community and i must in fairness allow that she was very handsome it is of the utmost importance that a mormon girl should marry young women everywhere are never anxious to grow old but among the mormons age is especially dreaded by the women for when years have robbed them of their personal attractions in most cases they lose all hold upon their husbands affections and find themselves obliged to give place to prettier and more youthful rivals a woman's position in the world to come as i have before mentioned depends so the elders say very much upon the number of children she has borne in this it is therefore a consideration of the very first importance that she should marry as early in life as possible and this obligation is never for a moment overlooked by the refined and pure-minded mormon men and now began the painful task of wooing the young lady my husband told me that it was a very painful duty and as an obedient wife i felt bound to believe him it was of course no pleasure in him to pay his addresses to an interesting young girl it was no anxiety to be with her which made him hasten a way to the damsel's house of an evening oh dear no it was pure principle love for the kingdom of god and a very painful task seemed however to bear it remarkably well and manifested a zeal which was perfectly astonishing to me considering the circumstances in fact i felt it my duty to restrain him a little for the sake of his health for he seemed so anxious to perform his task properly that he could scarcely spare time to take his meals but regardless of his own feelings he did not pay much attention to my suggestions but deeply as i sympathized with my husband there were times when i felt that mine was indeed no imaginary sorrow and that nothing could lull the storm that had gathered in my breast the affliction which i had so long dreaded was now right at my door and the most painful feelings agitated my mind sometimes i shut myself up in my own room and tried to reason with myself and again i would pace the floor and my heart overflowing with anger and indignation i never at that time knew what was to be happy for i felt that i was a burden and hindrance to my husband and i longed to die i had loved him so devotedly that i could not even now cast him from my heart and though i felt bitterly my position i believed that he would not willingly wound me and that he was acting from the purest of motives but it was all in vain i could not change my nature and my heart would rebel the courtship was continued for months and the end seemed as far off as ever for on account of the youthfulness of the bride elect my husband wished the marriage indefinitely postponed it would be impossible for me to tell the thousand annoyances and indignities to which i was forced to submit trials which might appear too trifling even to name but which to a wife under such circumstances were crosses which she founded hard enough to bear my husband knew nothing of these things and had he done so it is more than probable that he would have considered it weakness in me to be troubled about matters of such small consequence little actions and foolish words which he would have said i ought to have treated with contempt it was easy to say that but not so easy to do let any wife picture to herself how she would feel if after schooling her heart to submission after realizing that she was no longer to be first and dearest in her husband's affections she were to be constantly hearing the friends and relations of the young girl to whom her husband was engaged boasting of his devotion to her and openly expressing their belief that he had never loved before how would any wife be pleased if whenever her husband's intended received a valuable present from him she were particularly informed of the fact and a thousand little aggravating details were added to make her if possible more miserable i do not know how such things would appear to a man's mind if matters were reversed and the wife took a couple of husbands to her heart but i have noticed that the lords of creation are generally and no doubt justly sensitive enough even if they only suspect their wives of engaging in a trifling flirtation and i know that however silly she may be considered for doing so a woman in her heart feels all these things a woman can nerf herself to endure almost anything and outwardly she may conceal her feelings but there are limits beyond which endurance is not possible a chance meeting with the girl who has superseded her in her husband's love or worse still should she chance to surprise the affectionate couple teddat is sufficient to dispel all her good resolutions and to destroy that tranquility of mind which she finds it so difficult to preserve she becomes sick at heart nervous and entirely unfitted for her duties i have frequently heard mormon men say that notwithstanding their husbands had been for many years polygamists they could never see the other wives without a feeling of anger and indignation arising in their hearts i know that in my own case i never became reconciled to the system my husband was called away to the eastern states upon business and his marriage was postponed as i have already mentioned to give the bride an opportunity of growing a little older first i thought that the present would be a good time to show her some little attentions which i believed it was my duty to do the idea of coming in contact with her was certainly not at all pleasant but i felt that it was only right for me to act in a friendly manner towards her however painful it might be she was the cause of much sorrow to me but i could not blame her for she had been born and brought up in the system and of course supposed it true but for all that it is utterly impossible for any woman to think complacently of another who is weaning from her her husband's affections however innocent that other may be of intentional wrong belinda was a very nice girl and under other circumstances i believe i should have liked her very much i looked upon her as little more than a child and my husband has frequently told me that he also regarded her in that light but to me it was of small consequence that he thought of her as a child so long as he acted towards her as a woman now that he was away from home there was no danger that she would meet him so i invited her in a friendly way to call upon me she came and i had one or two other ladies present for i was not like my husband in that particular i had no anxiety to be alone with her my effort to cultivate a friendly feeling towards her was not very successful there was a coldness and restraint on both sides which we could not overcome and i felt not a little relief when the evening was over subsequently i renewed the attempt but to no purpose her very presence in my house and among my children seemed in itself an insult to me it was not strange that i should feel this think what the feelings of any wife would be under such circumstances a family of children was growing up around me anxious for their future welfare i surrounded them with the best influences which i could command and my constant effort was to train them so that they should blush at everything that was not honorable and upright i had daughters of my own one of them quite growing up into womanhood had my husband been a gentile and had he gone astray his wrongdoing would not have been introduced into my home itself nor would it have been a subject of conversation among my children but under mormonism how was i situated why i was compelled to drain the cup of degradation to its very dregs the sanctity of my home itself was invaded and i felt ashamed to think that i wife and mother as i was was entertaining my husband's a fiancee's wife a child no older than my own eldest girl and before long she would be brought home in my presence and among my children o detestable and unnatural desecration of the sanctity of home o brutalizing and immoral burlesque upon religious faith how could i ever have deluded myself into the idea that such a profanation of all that is good could by any possibility be right that such an outrage upon decency and propriety such a violation of the laws of reason and religion could be pleasing in the sight of an all-pure god during my husband's absence my poor friend carrie grant had been daily growing worse in health i had once asked my husband if there was any truth in the rumors that i had heard of his attachment to her but he had assured me that there was no foundation for them subsequently i learned from carrie's own lips that this was not exactly true she said he had deceived me for the sake of sparing my feelings but i did not appreciate such kindness mormonism is full of deceptions men deceive their wives and in return the wives deceive their husbands and it is all for the sake of the kingdom of god poor kerry hers was a short and unhappy life even her little dream of love was overclouded by disappointment she was now constantly confined to her room and whenever it was possible i used to call upon her and attempted to make her feel more happy and cheerful she used to ask me to talk with her about mormonism you know she said that i have never known any other religion and i believe that this is right though it does not make me happy my father loved mormonism so much that i feel it must be right the fault is in my own evil nature that does not bend to the will of heaven one day she said to me i am getting worse sister stenhouse and i am glad of it for i shall die i am of no good here there is nothing for me to do if i lift i should only cause trouble it is better as it is kerry i said you must not talk like that you are still very young and probably will live for many years and you do not know what future may lie before you do not blame me too much she replied for i am not the only unhappy girl in the city i know many girls who are very miserable married women think that they are the only ones who suffer well we girls know that nowhere upon the face of the earth can be found such an unhappy set as we are why did brigham young keep me from going to my friends in the east i should have been happier then i should have felt better but now i want to die and i am weary waiting for death in this melancholy mood i found her one day when she appeared particularly sad she had been ill then about 10 months but her loving blue eyes were just as bright as ever and i could see very little change in her except that she was not able to leave her couch without assistance and she spoke as if it fatigued her very much it was quite impossible to arouse from her the state of melancholy into which she had fallen and it seemed to me that she could not last long i offered to take her to my house and said that i would nurse her there and take care of her but she said she was very kindly treated by her father's family and did not wish to change she seemed to cling to me as if she could not bear that i should leave her and she told me she had something on her mind that troubled her she wanted to have a long talk with me about it but not that day she said i went home that evening with tears in my eyes as the end was fast approaching she one day said i want to tell you now sister stenhouse what i spoke of before if you are willing to listen and will not be angry with anything i say remember i am dying or i never would speak to you as i am going to i told her of my great love for her and that nothing she could say would change that love you do not know what i want to ask you or you would not say so she replied and i dread so to lose your love that i am afraid to tell you what is in my mind but you know that i am dying and you will not be very hard with me she was then silent for some time as if too much fatigued to continue the conversation no i cannot tell you today she said it last i want you to love me one day longer i urged her not to doubt that my love towards her could never change and told her that it was better for her to speak at once and relieve her mind she took my hand and looked long and tenderly at me and then she said i will tell you all if your love can stand that test then indeed you do love me i encouraged her and she began would you hate me if i told you that i loved your husband no i replied i would not hate you carrie i said no more for it seemed to me that it would be wrong of me to tell her of my suspicions and all that i had suffered at the thought that my husband had conceived an affection for her can you possibly answer me as calmly as that she said i thought that the very mention of such a thing would almost kill you for i saw how much you loved your husband and uh how i have suffered at the thought of telling you but that is not all that i wanted to say or i need never have spoken to you at all i wanted to ask you to do me one last kindness and then i think i shall die happy you know that we have been taught that polygamy is absolutely necessary to salvation and if i were to die without being sealed to some man i could not possibly enter the celestial kingdom my friends wish me to be sealed to one of the authorities of the church but i cannot bear the idea of being sealed to a man whom i do not love i love your husband and i want you to promise that i shall be sealed to him if i had thought that i should recover i never would have let you know this for i would not live to give you sorrow but when i am gone will you kneel by your husband's side in the endowment house and be married to him for me will it pain you much to do that for me sister stanhouse i felt so strangely as i listened to all this that i could not utter a single word and she continued we shall then be together in eternity and i am happy at the thought of that for i think i love you even better than i love him and then i believe we shall have overcome all our earthly feelings and shall be prepared to live that celestial law and perhaps we may prefer it for no doubt we shall know no unhappiness there the exertion of talking seemed to be too much for her and she remained silent for some time i felt ashamed that i had allowed my feelings to influence me at such a moment for while she was speaking i had allowed my thoughts to travel back over the past year and now that she admitted her love for my husband very many circumstances came painfully to my recollection and confirmed all that she said i resolved however not to question her but to allow her to tell me just what she pleased so i knelt down by her side and whispered into her ear a solemn promise that i would do all that she desired poor girl how i felt for her when i had given her this pledge she appeared much relieved and told me freely all that had passed between my husband and herself and she said she had left my house simply because she could not endure to cost me any sorrow i told her of my husband's contemplated marriage with belinda pratt and she appeared a good deal troubled at that let me be second she said for then i shall feel that i am nearer to you and i want you always to think that when you die if i have the power i shall be the first to meet you and take you by the hand thus we talked together for a long time and it was with painful interest that i listened to what she said it was a singular interview a wife receiving from a young girl the confession that she loved her husband that he had fully returned her affection and had even talked with her about marriage the girl requesting the wife to be married for her to her own husband and the wife full of tender love towards the girl freely giving her a promise that she would do so in my sorrow at parting from her and the great affection that i felt towards her all feelings of jealousy were utterly forgotten before i left i said carrie whether you live or die you shall be married to my husband if he ever enters into polygamy and i say this although i do not doubt that he will do so and at the same time i think that you will live i really believed that she might recover for now this burden was off her mind i thought she would have strength to subdue her sickness and at first it seemed as if this would really be the case the next day she appeared so much better that her friends all became hopeful and when i told her that i had written to my husband and had told him that since he had made up his mind to go into polygamy i wished him to marry her she appeared so happy and showed her joy in so many innocent ways that i could not be angry how do you think he will feel she said when he gets your letter do i look pretty well today and do you think that if i continue to get better i shall have regained my looks before he comes home oh i said humoring her you will look quite pretty by the time he returns i shall be really jealous of you in an instant the thought of how much all mention of her in connection with my husband must be painful to me occurred to her mind and she begged me to forgive her for her carelessness no she said i will try never to give you pain and you must always love me for some days this improvement in her appearance continued and i thought and hoped that we should soon have her round again i really wished her to live now for if it was absolutely necessary that mr stenhouse must practice polygamy i would prefer that rather than any other woman he should marry her for i felt that she would understand me as no one else could thus after all i really had selected a second wife for my husband but the change in porcari's looks was altogether deceptive news came to me one morning that she was very much worse and i hastened to see her as i entered the room her eyes brightened and she said i'm glad that you have come sister stenhouse for i feel that i'm going soon then after a pause she added holding up her hands do you know what that means the fingernails were turning blue that means death she said and it is better so after this we conversed together for some time upon various topics of special interest to her in the position in which she then was and presently she said as if asking a question you will keep your promise i know carrie i answered if there is anything that i can say or do that will make you feel more certain that i will keep my promise if i live to do so tell me and i will do it i am afraid she said that after all he never loved me he pitied my lonely situation and was so kind and good to me that i learned to love him and those meddlesome sisters tried to get him to marry me but i would not be false to you then we both thought it was best not to tell you as it would make you grieve although it could never take place even now had i not known that i was dying i would never have told you but you will not love me less when you think of me after i am gone i told her that my affection for her would never change and i talked with her and tried to soothe her dying moments and tried to make her feel less lonely and thus the morning passed away in the afternoon she was silent and apparently unconscious and before another day dawned she had passed away to her rest end of chapter 31 chapter 32 of tell it all by fanny stenhouse this librivox recording is in the public domain marriage for the dead entering into polygamy the new wife the following evening i went round again to the house to gaze once more at the form of my dear friend and i looked at her long and tenderly as she rested sleeping there her features were peaceful and natural as if in slumber an expression of calm tranquility hovered around her countenance and in the repose of death she seemed almost happy poor girl her life had been short indeed and she had known but little pleasure but i believed that she was now beyond the reach of earthly sorrow and earthly disappointment happy in that land where suffering and tears are all unknown there shall be no night there the lord of that other life had said sorrow and sighing shall flee away from that bright and glorious land and the grief and pain which on earth are the portion of so many tried and weary hearts shall find no entrance into that eternal rest which our father in heaven has prepared for us beyond the floods of death oh better far i thought it is that thus she should pass away true she has seen but little of life and has not tasted many of his joys but as a compensation how much has she been spared she was so gentle and so sensitive so unfit to battle with the stern realities of existence that i felt she had gained rather than lost in being taken away in the morning of her life those anxieties trials and cares which are more or less the portion of every one of us would never weary her now and especially she was forever beyond the reach of those painful thoughts and feelings which are the lot of the mormon women alone certainly she thought as also did i that in that other future life after the resurrection we should live together a life much like that which we lived on earth only more glorious and happy we could not marry or be given in marriage in the world to come but those who had been united on earth for eternity whether personally or by proxy would in heaven lead a married life together and fulfill all the duties and obligations of that position kerry believed firmly that if i were sealed to my husband for her she would be his second wife in heaven and the reason why i had promised to be married for her before my husband was united to other wives was that by doing so she would rank before all the rest i as first wife would be queen in my husband's kingdom if i continued faithful and very obedient kerry as second wife would rank next to me and the others who might afterwards be added would be placed according to the date of their marriage we none of us doubted that all this was true and the thought that by her marriage with my husband she would be sure of exaltation in the celestial kingdom had comforted the last hours of my poor friend i was musing sadly over these things as i returned home that evening resolved that nothing on my part should be left undone which might ensure her future happiness and i presumed that in my mind her death and the promise which i had made were the all-absorbing thoughts certain it is that a little incident occurred to me which produced a vivid impression upon my mind then and for a long time after i believed that i was visited by my departed friend now i was not naturally superstitious and i would not on any account have the reader think that i was a believer in the very extraordinary claims of modern spiritualism at the time of which i speak i knew absolutely nothing of the manifestations and communications received in seances i had in fact been so isolated and was so ignorant of the doings of the world in general that i had never even heard of such things i certainly did not believe that apparitions of the dead returned to trouble us with communications of any kind but nevertheless i was that night convinced that kerry's spirit stood beside me and spoke to me just as in life she might herself have done even now after the lapse of several years i hardly know what to think of the matter for it made such a powerful impression on my mind probably it was all a dream a vivid and life-like dream but nothing more the reader will remember that at that time i was in a very delicate condition of health my mind was quite unsettled with trouble and anxiety and for some time past my thoughts had been constantly fixed upon poor kerry and her sad fate these circumstances combined might perhaps have shaped my ideas and raised up before me that strange vision to me however at that time it had all the force of reality and while i leave it to the reader's common sense to determine what really were the facts of the case i think i should not be justified in altogether omitting an incident so singular which at such a critical period of my life so strongly affected me i was sitting alone in my room and reading when suddenly i felt as if someone had opened the door and entered and i looked round to see who it was i felt a presence if i may so speak but i saw no one so thinking that i was nervous and resolved to control my feelings i took up my book again and tried to interest myself in it a few minutes elapsed and then i was startled again for i felt sure that someone was leaning over me and i seemed almost to hear them breathe quite certain now that the events of the proceeding day had unsettled my mind i laid aside my book and prepared to retire for the night but still i could not get rid of that feeling which we all experience when someone is near us whom we cannot see but of whose presence we are instinctively aware after disrobing i lay down and began to read until i was sleepy i then turned down the light without entirely extinguishing it when immediately after the presence seemed to stand beside my bed and i lost all power over myself i was not i believe to sleep but at the same time i did not seem to be perfectly awake but the presence was now no longer invisible i plainly saw carrie leaning over me is that you carrie i said yes she answered or seemed to answer i want something from you then pointing to a gold ring upon my finger not my wedding ring though it was a wedding ring she said i want you to give me that ring you shall have it i answered and then she bent over me and kissed my cheek i distinctly felt the coldness of her lips as she touched me and in another instant she was gone i was wide awake but trembling and covered with a cold perspiration for i felt certain that kerry's spirit had been with me and now that she had spoken to me i felt that the presence in the room was gone i could sleep no more although all fear had left me and i lay awake for hours thinking over the matter and trying to explain it away in the morning i persuaded myself that it was all a dream or the effects of a disturbed imagination but as i had promised whether dreaming or awake it mattered little to give her the ring i resolved to keep my word and put it on her finger secretly as she lay in the coffin with that intention i went to the house sometime before the funeral was appointed to take place but as there was constantly someone in the room i felt ashamed to carry out my purpose lest they should think me silly to do such a thing as the time approached when they should carry her to the grave i became so troubled about the ring that i could not rest so i went into another room where one of brigham young's wives and a plural wife of carrie's father were talking together and i told them of my dream for so i called the vision of my dead friend although it seemed to me reality they urged me to lose no time but to go instantly and put the ring on the finger of the corpse if you do not they said you will never feel happy she will never rest but will sure to come back to reproach you so i went and did as they said without anyone noticing me i stood beside the casket and raised the beautiful hand which looked so pure and wax-like but oh so cold and i placed the ring on the wedding finger and then covered it with the other hand then again beside the dead body of my friend i vowed to be faithful to the promise that i had made to her and after that i felt at peace not long subsequently to this my husband returned home the following morning he took from his pocket a very beautiful ring which he presented to me asking me to wear it for his sake directly after he held up another a plain gold ring and asked me if i knew who that was for i thought that i knew for as he was soon to be married to miss pratt i supposed it was for her my pride however would not allow me to say so i therefore simply replied that i did not know feeling at the same time very much inclined to add you had better give this one with it whoever it is for for i thought it unkind of him to show melinda's ring to me i was silent however and he then said this one i bought for carrie when i received your letter then i shall have to wear it now i said and then i told him all that i had just related but i think he considered it only a dream or the fancy of a troubled imagination i now expected very soon to be called upon to undergo the most painful ordeal that any wife can be required to pass through i was to give my husband another wife such is the sacrifice demanded of every mormon woman the thought of doing this was worse than death to me i felt injured humiliated and degraded by it and yet i still tried to believe that it was the will of god and must therefore be right to me this outrage upon all the purest feelings of womanhood seemed more like the will of men men of the basest and most unholy passions it was repulsive to me in whatever form it was presented but still i reproached my own rebellious heart for feeling so for i had been told that the ways of the lord were past finding out and however unlike him this revelation might appear we mormon women had been taught that it was our duty to bend our wills and to suffer in unquestioning and uncomplaining silence as the time approached i felt like a condemned criminal awaiting the day of execution a sense of apprehension a dread of coming evil was ever present to my mind and everything appeared to me through the medium of my griefs to a certain extent my husband also suffered for it would be impossible i think for any man to see his wife suffering so intensely without feeling for her and i sometimes believed that his sympathy for me was so great that if he had dared he would even then have refused to obey the counsel of the priesthood then too he had a little trouble of his own for he began to realize that this innovation upon the sanctity of our home would make a great change in his future his freedom would be gone however gratifying it may be to a man's feelings to know that there is no limit to his privileges and that he is always at liberty no matter how many wives he may already possess to fall in love with every pretty girl he meets and marry her if she consents yet every intelligent man must be conscious that it can be no easy matter to keep peace between many wives in one house and that if he wishes to act rightly by all he must train himself to be scrupulously just never showing any partiality in look or deed or even by a word there are many such men among the mormons they are conscientious and good men who try to live their religion but who at the same time desired to act kindly towards their wives my husband began to realize the great responsibility that he was about to take upon himself and seeing his thoughtful and troubled look i tried to hide my own feelings for every true wife knows that nothing so powerfully arouses a woman to struggle with her own sorrows has the knowledge that her husband is unhappy the dreaded day at length arrived the day which for so long and with such painful forebodings i had anticipated i had spent a very wakeful and unhappy night and felt very sick and nervous and my health was anything but strong i hardly felt as if i should have the courage to go through that day i was however compelled to nerve myself to the task and i began to make my preparations for going to the endowment house the only thing that gave me strength was the thought that my husband had consented that i should go through the ceremony of being married to him that day for kerry for even then i supposed that those who would be married in heaven must first be married on earth and that too by those who had received authority from on high ever since i had first embraced mormonism i had been entirely cut off from gentile society although living in the gentile world abroad and also went in new york the cares of a family kept me very much at home and the continual state of apprehension which i was rendered me averse to visiting among friends thus it was that i never conversed freely with anyone who could have informed me truthfully of the origin of mormonism and consequently i brooded over my religion as a melancholy fact but though with moments of weakness and wavering i never thoroughly doubted its divine origin the terrible sacrifice which was about to be required of me might i thought be painful to make but it was no less the will of god i must submit whatever the effort might cost me the morning was bright and lovely a morning calculated to inspire happy hopes and pleasant feelings but to me it brought nothing but fear and trembling even the innocent prattle of my children annoyed me and they not knowing how deeply i was suffering looked at me with wonder in their eyes oh i thought surely my husband will at length comprehend the greatness of the love i bear him surely he will now appreciate the sacrifice i make for his sake and for my religion even now if i did not know that he believes this doctrine to be true and he would feel condemned if through any opposition of mine he were not allowed to practice i would at the last moment dash this bitter cup from my lips and take my chance of the consequences in the future state utterly cast down and broken-hearted i felt almost as if the lord himself had forsaken me and there was no one to whom i could look for aid i could not go to my husband in that hour for sympathy for i well knew that his thoughts must be with his intended bride and that my sorrows would only trouble him at a time when he must desire to be at peace besides which i was too proud to plead for love at a shrine that i felt should rightfully be on my own and then too i knew not but what he might tell her of my feelings and it would be too great a humiliation for me should she think me jealous of the position which she now occupied and her influence over my husband with such feelings i went to the endowment house there at the altar i was to give proof of my obedience and of my faith in my religion by placing the hand of the new wife in that of my husband the thought was almost madness to have followed my husband to the grave would have been a terrible blow to me but to live to see him the husband of another woman was something that seemed to me beyond endurance notwithstanding every effort of faith doubts would arise and in bitterest anguish i thought this is more like the work of a cruel man than of god why should man have this power over woman and she's so helpless surely a just and impartial god can have nothing to do with this there was a darkness before my eyes and struggle as i might i could see no ray of light no glimmering of hope first my husband was married to miss pratt and then to me for carrie thus i fulfilled my pledge to my departed friend later in the day i placed the ring which my husband had bought for her upon my finger instead of the one which i had put on her wedding finger in the coffin i shall always wear it in remembrance of her although among the mormons at that time wedding rings were never thought of and to this day are only used by the more educated and refined who cling to the gentile customs i had found before going to the endowment house that i could not have carrie sealed to my husband next to me for belinda had objected and her mother had appealed to brigham young about it they told me that he had said that the living had claims before the dead although my own feelings would have led me to think otherwise righam young performed the ceremony he sat at the end of the altar and we three knelt down my husband on one side and miss pratt and myself on the other speaking to me brigham young asked are you willing to give this woman to your husband to be his lawful wife for time and for all eternity if you are you will signify it by placing her right hand within the right hand of your husband i did so but what words can describe my feelings the anguish of a whole lifetime was crowded into that one single moment the painful meaning of those words for all eternity withered my soul and the unending contract which my husband had made with another woman was practically a divorce from me i had now laid everything upon the altar of sacrifice for i had given away my husband what more could the lord require of me that i was not prepared to do i was bewildered and almost beside myself and yet i had to hide my feelings hope was forever banished from my life to whom could i look for sympathy among those who were around me they were most of them men who had ruthlessly wrecked the lives and lacerated the hearts of hundreds of women before my turn came and the sight of an unhappy wife was so common in their experience that it was more likely to awaken their anger than their pity i felt this instinctively and i resolved that they should never know how much my poor heart was torn my husband it is true was there my husband was he not now the husband of another woman and therefore no longer belonging to me i knew that i could never overcome my early teaching sufficiently to feel that this was right though such was my wretched fanaticism that i mentally and verbally ascended to it i felt that now i stood alone our union was severed there could never be any co-partnership between that other wife and myself no never salvation or no salvation it was impossible that i could ever love her from that day i began to hide all my sorrows from my husband and it was but very seldom that i uttered a word of discontent and when i expressed what i felt it was in anger but never in sorrow seeking sympathy i remember when we returned home that home which had now lost its charm for the young wife was to live there my husband said to me you have been very brave but it is not so hard to bear after all is it i had hidden my feelings so well that he really thought that i was indifferent but during the remainder of the day how i watched their looks and noticed every word to me their tender tones were daggers and filling me with a desire to revenge myself upon the father of my children oh what fanatics we mormon women have been ever to have believed for a single moment that a just and loving father and god would have given a command that in almost every instance has produced such fearful results upon those who should have been happy wives and mothers and consequently upon their children indeed even then it made me feel that there was no justice in heaven if this love which is the best part of women's nature this love that we had always believed was a part of divinity itself this principle without which there would be nothing worth living for if this had been made our greatest curse and the woman who showed herself most actuated by this gentle influence was to be the greatest victim i felt that day that if i could not get away by myself alone and give expression to my overcharged feelings i should certainly lose my reason i was utterly miserable it was only in the dead of night in my own chamber that i gave way to the terrible anguish that was consuming me god and my own soul can alone bear witness to what i suffered in that time of woe that night was to me such as even the most god forsaken might pray never to know and morning dawned without my having for a moment closed my eyes end of chapter 32. | Priceless Audiobooks | UCly1zcKPGzGW9wZMCZodWOA | 2019-05-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 13,487 | 69,809 |
UBuQZfBKJ7A | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBuQZfBKJ7A | 9-month, MDR-TB treatment in HIV & non-HIV co-infected patients in Swaziland & Uzbekistan | thank you very much i'm very happy to have been invited to share this session um i have worked in hiv and tb in south africa and in malawi and i'm very happy that we have that we start off with a tb topic and then we are going into very special populations within the hiv field so um i would like to um welcome esther casas a medical doctor who has worked for msf for a long time and to lead us through the nine-month short course mdr tv treatments yeah good morning to everybody and good day to everybody online um yeah well this morning um i'm gonna share with you the interim results of this two prospective studies that are looking at implementation of short course to treat multi-drug resistant tv into settings in swaziland and uzbekistan so why is this relevant if today any of you is diagnosed with multi-drug resistant tb your physician will give you a cocktail of drugs for at least 20 months and amongst these eight of these one are going to be on injectables so we had results a couple of years ago from bangladesh challenging that and letting us know that actually it might be possible to treat multi-drug resistant tb in a for a shorter duration with also a cocktail of drugs shortening the intensive phase with injectables and with still the same drugs that we are classically using first and second line drugs these people they showed from an observational court analysis that after nine months of treatment the success rate was 88 percent so msf chose to look at that a bit more in depth and to increase the evidence in specific populations in settings where there is high prevalence rate of second line drug resistance and in settings where the hiv prevalence is also very high so we go to uzbekistan where msf is working since 2003 supporting comprehensive tb care in caracal pakistan and with the rates of mdr tv prevalence i'm not going to go through all these numbers but you can see that they are quite high quite impressive and in swaziland we are working there since 2010. swaziland this small country bordering mozambique and south africa has also the highest hiv prevalence rates in the world and not only that the highest tb incident rates in the world as well and not only that more than 80 percent of the cases that we are going to see with tb are hiv co-infected so we are going to look how we can improve the treatment for these patients with multi-drug resistant tb the objective both the studies they have the same they share the same objective we aim to describe effectiveness and safety following treatment completion of this regimen in patients with mdrtb with and without hiv infection any patient that is diagnosed with mdrtv and that consented is included in the study if patients they had any contraindications to the drugs xdrtv or other resistant patterns severe renal insufficiency abnormalities in the electrocardiogram or in the case of uzbekistan additional exposure or previous exposure to second line drugs were excluded from the study so in summary these are two independent prospective single arm court studies so uzbekistan is aiming at including 147 patients in three sites swaziland is looking at including 120 hiv co-infected patients in two sites the study in uzbekistan started in september 2013 the study in swaziland in january 2014 they both got approval from the earbuds in country and in msf and they are both working with independent drug safety monitoring boards so the time of the analysis the moment of the analysis at the end of december 2014 we see that in uzbekistan we enrolled 119 patients of them 14 withdrawn posteriori from the study in swaziland 61 were enrolled in the study four of them withdrawn later on why we withdrawn or we had to withdraw patients from the study mostly because they showed different patterns of resistance from the criteria so we saw some patients that had confirmed drug sensitive tb patients with poly drug resistant tv patients that showed additional second line drug resistance with xdrtv or extreme drug resistant tb and in switzerland one patient withdraw consent we have a look quickly at the baseline demographic data i put them together just for the sake of the presentation we do not aim to compare results out in uzbekistan out of the 105 patients we can see 50 male and the median age was 30 years old in swaziland out of the 57 patients enrolled at that moment 40 percent were male 35 years old the the the bmi body mass index median was around 20 in both cases and to highlight three out of four patients in the swaziland court were hiv co-infected to also note that amongst the registration group more than 70 percent of the cases in both course were new cases and having a look at the closer a closer look at the hiv subgroup we can see basically that the baseline demographic data is the same in the hiv subgroup than in the overall group in swaziland and looking at the interim outcomes at the end of 2014 in uzbekistan there were still on treatment 66 patients out of them 35 were still on intensive phase that means on injectables 24 patients had documented successful outcomes two died three patients failed and ten patients were documented loss to follow up in swaziland out of the 57 patients enrolled 39 at the moment of the analysis were still on treatment 21 of them on intensive phase 10 patients were cured six died two failed and again having a look at closely at the hiv subgroup analysis what this revealed to us is that all the patients that died in swaziland were hiv related deaths so why do patients died in swaziland as i said we had hiv tv related deaths advanced hiv tv with a case suspected of cryptococcal meningitis encephalopathy related to late stage of hiv aids two cases related to advanced mdr tb and two cases with liver failure in uzbekistan one of the tests were related to the mdrtb process another one not let's have a look at the culture conversion and we see that in all the groups in uzbekistan and in swaziland and including the hiv subgroup court at four months we have more than 90 percent of the patients converting culture a closer look at the analysis at month 2 in uzbekistan we saw that already 73 percent of the patients had culture converted as i said at month 2. in terms of toxicity with these three a number of side events the most of them in uzbekistan are mild grade one mostly nausea and vomiting and headache and dizziness and in swaziland also a number of adverse events the most of them might also grade one mostly also nausea and vomiting and arthralgias and minor autotoxicity and a few number of cases documented with severe advancements another one of the concerns or one of the main concerns of this regimen is the cardiotoxicity and the prolongation of the internal qt in the electrocardiogram that eventually might rip to very might lead to very severe arrhythmias so we looked at that and in both pro in both studies there were monitoring with electrocardiogram in a regular basis for all patients so what we see is that at two and four weeks the median increase of this corrected qt was less than 20 milliseconds in all cases the in all in both programs i mean and then there is a number of patients that had an increase of more than 60 milliseconds and in one case in swaziland we documented an absolute incr qtc of more than 500 milliseconds at two weeks this patient had also documented electrolyte abnormalities corrected and he could resume treatment so in conclusion we know that we need i'm not saying anything new probably we need shorter safer and more tolerable regimens to treat multi-drug resistant tb these outcomes indicate that there is early culture conversion in this regimen as expected we have we have some failures we have a challenge in terms of loss to follow-up and age-related day that's indicated indicating that there are components of the program that we have to improve and to work on further there is still this is not yet a regimen that it's toxic free and then we have to think about the next steps obviously when it comes to the studies we want to look at the final outcomes of these regimens in these two settings we want to look at relapse rates as part of the effectiveness effectiveness assessment and when it comes to tv it seems that there is some light at the end of the tunnel with new drugs becoming available and we have the msf commitment to continue on the fight against tuberculosis and this is actually great news and i have the pleasure to show you a couple of very nice initial initiatives i can only give a couple of hints but this is related to randomized clinical trialing several new regimens that combine new drugs with all that i would just like to thank the teams in the field the ministries of health mainly the patients and to you all for your attention thank you very much thank you very much for keeping to time we are going to take a couple of questions they are all going to be technical questions because there is a discussion at the end so if anybody wants any questions of clarifications then mason hi thanks esther nathan from who um did you have any information on antiretroviral therapy status or immune status for the patient for the swaziland for the hiv court in swaziland all it's included in the protocol also and in the management of treatment all the patients they are either on antiretrovirals and or they start soon after treatment antiretroviral treatment and we are looking also at response of the treatment baseline if they have already been there with vital loads and so on this analysis i cannot yet share thank you any other questions thank you very much | F1000 | UCm8PoLXw1-GLRZYYQVXAQ8w | 2015-06-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,724 | 9,618 |
4R19O6Swu1I | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R19O6Swu1I | Controlling Data Overhead with the OpenTelemetry Collector - Nočnica Mellifera, TelemetryHub | thanks for coming out at five o'clock on the last day of a conference I really appreciate it uh I'm gonna take this opportunity to check in with that's okay everything's fine I'm going to take this opportunity to check in a little bit with who's here and kind of where we're at I realized I wrote this for like people who've been using open Telemetry for years and or people who are starting tomorrow so uh just let's let's let's let's let's if it's something to raise their hand and tell me kind of where are you at with monitoring with open telemetries this thing you're using now this is what you're thinking about using uh uh speak up let us know don't just think about it uh it's like this is an array border sort right love it love it okay okay anybody anybody who's like monitoring uh like 100 or more micro service stacked with open telemetry and the hands out of the eight people left yes one all right well I I hope this is good for you as well uh so oh don't do that again so this is controlling data overhead with the open Telemetry collector um so sort of two possible interpretations of that uh topic line is this about controlling other data overhead like the data overhead of your services but this is largely about uh some success stories from controlling that footprint from your observability tooling so seeing that we have some kind of impact from observability which is largely inevitable um than uh how do you control that there's some yesterday I did an intro to open Telemetry I found that I wanted some more material from that as people were kind of advanced so a little bit of that talk got pulled into this one so apologies if you saw if you've seen a couple of these slides before but we'll be going through it in a new way so who am I to be speaking to you about this uh so I am now with sigdas which does a development environmental testing on kubernetes not super closely related to what we're talking about today which is nice because I didn't have to worry if this was two product pitchy before that with a Telemetry Hub which works directly with open Telemetry and on new relics open Telemetry team um before that working with closed observability tools for seven years before that with New Relic so um that's my experience a lot of stuff working with Enterprises trying to do like pre-otel uh distributed tracing and other metrics and measurements and so pretty familiar with some of the things that can fall apart too when I start talking about data cardinality and data explosion that's definitely something I've seen directly so uh how do we start the time about this so most of both the cause of and solution to our data problems with monitoring are going to start with the open Telemetry collector so um naively you can just instrument single lines of code and have them report up to a data source like to Prometheus but in general what you'll actually want to do is go ahead and have the collector sitting Gathering data and then batching it out to your data source there's a ton of really sophisticated and exciting work now happening with acting on the information that your collector has um which is a really cool idea right like hey if you're getting packets from everywhere in your stack you did all the work to set that up could you not do some of your orchestration work or some of your deployment work or do something you're measuring for uh for example your Canary deploys by looking at the collector if you can it's an interesting idea cutting out the data store um let's zoom into that picture and my talk yesterday too these two slides one where I'm zoomed out one where I'm zoomed in I do not remember why I did that I thought that was so important when I was writing this talk but um so not too surprisingly the act of going in and connecting metrics tablet metrics Gathering logs and batching them is one of the largest places where we see overhead and we see impact on our on our performance as a result of measurement so as a general concept what's happening inside of the collector we have multiple receivers and that's a place where there's tons and tons of growth as far as what can be fully received within the collector and so one of the things you'll see when you look at for example the support list for different open Telemetry libraries as I said well our logging is just an experimental for this well that's natively in that Library logging right but of course we have tons of logging receivers for The Collector then we have our processors and someone I've labeled the third column receivers again sorry so I made this graph so of course of course I managed to grab a screenshot with a mistake in it but uh so then we have our processors I would generally think these are the three the top three uses right we have data scrubbing normalization and sampling we're going to talk about some more advanced use cases a little later but right data scrubbing would be seeing personally identifiable information in the Stream of data that we're sending for example in metric names very frequently and saying okay I recognize that and I want to pull that out and then normalization there's a great line from the Adobe people when they were talking uh earlier today where they said you know any kind of normalization and sampling is like a touchy issue with your team so you think oh well hey we gathered these traces and we're just going to send every 50th trace and you're like don't worry about it because we take like 10 000 of these a day so no problem we're gonna get uh you know 200 of them a day that's great right but people can get uncomfortable with that so you have to be aware that that step well totally necessary amount of stuff we're going to get into um is an area where people by default kind of don't want to do it and then you have your emitters at the other end is where the stuff is going and that part generally is going to be pretty simple unless again you're doing really cool like collector side logic I have an example of generating some learning with like a little bit of sophistication there through like a logging pipeline but essentially right the outgoing pipelines are pretty straightforward another view of like how that might be implemented and I think it's important to realize like The Collector should not just be a data exporter right it's not just that its job is to gather places for you know information from entire network and send it out we really want to think of that as the point as where especially normalization should be happening um one tip that I have especially as teams adopt is that you will learn all this stuff about the SDK and you can even get kind of excited you can be like Oh I'm going to go train the team on this and that and this other thing about the SDK do this other kind of cool normalization and calculation uh you know I'll take in these two metrics what is the number of goods sold well the other one is is the you know individual cost and I'll I'll admit another a final metric that's total cost right from the application code don't do that uh once you're if you're if what you're doing right at the jump is going really far into logic right there at the instrumentation Point think about that stuff that's happening in The Collector because even if you and your sort of direct Engineers that you're working with are really excited about doing this as you try to get the whole team super excited about it you're going to have people who are not excited about this right who just wanted to uh you know put in working application code and do not want to worry about admitting the proper metrics so if you put that logic on The Collector side you're in a much better position for that so this is stuff I should I but you were here for my last presentation yesterday so I'm actually going to zip through this pretty quick this is just the idea of like how you would do the most basic of instrumentation right you have the library available you create both a listener for a trace and generate those Trace bands and you create a meter and emit some metrics what's kind of notable here are even in a basic config you do make some decisions about batching and batch size and you set your check interval and you set your memory limit and that's pretty critical so I know we can think of like hey it's something really bad is happening we want to maybe gather more information or I can't think why this would be a over limiting memory you definitely want to set that limit every single time because um a bad situation where you're generating for example a ton and ton of traces or a ton a ton of spans uh you'll still get some information with this limiter in place and you don't want your failures to Cascade so that's that's why that's sort of you want to do that every single time uh then you have this pipeline here we're going to talk a little more about pipelining uh at a later point I'm sorry I'm not reading all this text because I'm I'm glossing over this version of the code we go over to a little more detail about setting a uh memory usage alert with the collector in just a little bit [Music] so yeah here's a more sort of realistic actual uh full set of don't get old everybody it's it's kind of stinks there's aspects of getting old that stink um so here we come to a a more reasonable example of an actual uh config for this where we have a number of ignores that we're doing on the errors that we're generating for various reasons either because well you can think of the reasons these could be happening and then we also start looking for span statements where we say hey we don't want to include those in our distributed tracing and then um down in our metric statements we're able to sorry folks very very tiny on my screen on this little speaker preview we're able to make some decisions about how we're going to do math on our metrics so a good example of that is like a cumulative metric so I don't know why my mind always goes to these basic e-commerce stores right but when you say hey you're reporting repeatedly like hey this is the price that the item was sold at the final metric maybe is how much did we make what was our total revenue right so you want to Mark those metrics as cumulative another example you'll see really often is like error counts you want marked as cumulative most of the time so you'll have the situation where you know the only possible value for like error account on a single report on an event is one and if you find you have a bunch of Cycles or you're just reporting one over and over again it's like oh you didn't mark this as cumulative so just keep getting set to one instead of incrementing by one okay let's talk about a situation where we want to go ahead and measure um that we are over using memory oh sorry I think of this example yeah we're uh we're worried that we're overusing uh our Network so we're looking at the actual host that were installed on and we want to emit some host metrics there to to say hey we have a problem here because there's for some reason we're using a ton of network pipe this is a pretty reasonable first step a ceiling warning when we start working because there may be reasons why we have things like um asynchronies or something that are causing a ton a ton of network traffic that we don't expect so we start by setting our collection interval we configure a logging exporter because the logging is how we're going to do this alerting and then we're going to Define our pipelines right so we have a metrics pipeline which receives from host metrics which is going to tell us about our Network usage and then exports out to logging and then we're going to look with a strict match at the metric that we care about right in this case right Network usage and then we're going to need to enable the extension for host metrics and then we'll do this metrics transform and we'll even go and create a log message that we want to create this is so right a collector rate is not write its own SAS it's just a service that's running on your system so we'll do this metrics transform to say hey when we see this we will mark it by some and we will generate this long message and then we'll go ahead and connect it so um I will share an example of this full config file uh well certainly put on Twitter but I'll try to link it off of uh this talk once it gets uh once it gets uploaded okay so this was also in yesterday's talk but I want to talk about it again because this is kind of the second thing to worry about when it comes to uh overuse with our observability so um in this case right we're monitoring your front end site and we're doing like you know Google analytics style or real user monitoring Style monitoring and I think we can agree that for most use cases in an org this information is pretty useful right it's like okay this is the path that we're at this is how many people hit it this is how many of them were new this is you like marketing analytics or something where I want to see like how successful certain page is um and in general we would say that these metric names which we have listed as page here are pretty valuable right because there's a reason why these Pages might perform differently right they might be getting linked to differently so that's one thing but also they they're loading different content right so they may well uh you know have different performance now we can have often without our intent those same metrics shift to something that looks like this and getting back this metrics now the one mistake I did here when I was making up this fake data is I didn't update these hits and new values which should all be one right because when we're getting these paths and they're by user ID the values are just going to be one and two and one and two over and over and over again I wonder is this really a table my it's actually a table here oh it would be so cool if it was oh it is oh well to be continued I'll update that soon but uh uh so what's happening there is this buzzword that gets past all the ram around all the time which is a transition from high cardinality to low cardinality data and you can see it on that hits or traffic value again if I'd set it up exactly right which is now there are a bunch of metric names a whole bunch more metrics the possibility space of their values is becoming actually much smaller right by user ID there's only going to be two three max hits on a particular path where here they could be anything right um and so this is high cardinality data we have a small number of metrics whose possible values is a large range and here we have a large number of metrics whose possible values is very small so there are reasons to want this metric to so I I don't want to Discount that too readily so a classic example is hey we have Enterprise users and well actually we don't have Enterprise users we have Enterprise user and we really care about that Enterprise user and so how we're performing for giant name brand really matters to us so sometimes this is important when it's one particular value which is absolutely something you can encode even at the collector level though maybe you're really just filtering it on the dashboard a little but most of the time you don't care about this and what's surprising is when you go to configure to not get this garbage you can get some pushback right because it's like well this tells me which users we're not performing for so that must be great but uh this is kind of fundamental when we're not using like our tables and our tools the way that they're intended to we lose a lot of their flexibility and their power so for example uh normalizing and averaging across time spans isn't going to work well with this right if you have 10 million different metric names then the fact that you can normalize each metric across a time span isn't going to do much for you for compression so uh what we want to shift to is we want to shift to this point of high cardinality I think there's even a shift here between slide one and slide three of like trying to compact it down a little further to be like hey these are hits basically the doc site and these are hits basically to the marketing blog and that kind of thing but that's a more ideal situation okay uh stuff on distributed tracing so the big thing that I want to say about distributed tracing which is again the sort of resin ditra for open Telemetry um is uh you know so so the magic here right is that there's collector side logic which ties together spans that are happening on multiple different services that were both kicked off by the same request um pretty neat stuff but one of the dirtiest Secrets is that very little of that data is actually viewed so there's a great question that came in yesterday my talk and also today at the Adobe talk University into it which is like how important is the actual detail on those traces and my thesis is like super not important that very very little that data ever actually gets viewed and a great deal of what actually matters about traces is like tying together multiple Services rather than okay on this service which method was being called that took so long um oh now we're on to a fun story um which is this is doordash getting really deep in the weeds which I actually really love they have a whole write up on this I will link it from the talks I have like the URL there but please don't try to type that but I I will share it out so doordash saw these really significant increases in overhead when they were doing a certain level of distributed tracing and it's super interesting they discovered that the problem was related to Signal batching and I apologize reading glasses again [Music] so the issue was that when they implemented batching that's what was causing this like massive CPU overhead what they ended up doing was implementing multiple different concepts for batching and for queuing this was going in and actually like modifying The Collector code and this resulted these like massive massive changes in performance um and you can see them like compared here they ended up trying like four different possibilities now this does get you to one of the kind of fundamental things which is there were really great talks at this conference from both into it and Adobe and one of the distinctions that they drew between each other was at Intuit you generally know what the user's path of the service is so interval is able to build this tool that was just magnificent it was like you logged in and you say you have an incident and it's like it is affecting 2100 users in these regions and it's been affecting them for this long like pretty great right then you scroll out you see a stack Trace like fantastic but right adobe's not able to do that for like obvious reasons it's not able to say okay all users take this one path through our too late in both cases and in the store Dash case right they are able to have people working on this stuff full time so I I only want to express that is that's kind of a subtlety you just want to be aware of is that not every solution is going to make sense to a 20 30 40 person developer team and so that's why like doing some simple like collector side limiting and batching on what you're reporting is really key because what Rhodes was trying to do was trying to get these really really deep traces set every single time and they were able to have a team develop devote a little bit of time working on redoing the matching logic that was present in the collector it's a great commit but it is a result of trying to get this super high resolution data okay so along with all that there's this concept of baggage with open Telemetry and I want to see when I come back next year I want to see more baggage demonstrations uh from everybody because the ability to pass around a request between a whole lot of services and have a consistent data format that can be read as it's going into each new service can be really powerful it can do a lot more than just observability so we're seeing it get used with security we're seeing signal not having paid for me to be here to use it for this kind of testing I'm not even testing like experimenting as a developer on a single service um implemented with a deploymentry so that's pretty neat I'm hoping to see more applications to that in the near future all right this was quick because it's late folks folks on the last day of the conference but I'm here if you have questions yeah if you have anything come up let's talk uh yeah if you want to raise your hand and grab or go grab the mic back there feel free to ask questions but uh that's that's what I had again you can find me almost everywhere at serverless underscore mom thank you so much for coming out | 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h2G7YY8Zr88 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2G7YY8Zr88 | Depeche Mode - 101 Deluxe Box Set & Blu-Ray | Out December 3 | as a final special final concert to our world tour we'll be playing a concert for the masses here at the rose bowl pasadena a lot of people i'm sure when god that is a real risk for this fan in that area it seems that nobody at all is playing our music but you know i think we know that there's there is an audience there the peshmerga are making a movie and they'd like some of their fans to be on location june 10th to the 18th nashville what's in uh how do i get there from here if you like what you do and you're not making money then how are you going to pay for everything how you gonna you know get things in life he hasn't been back in here i knew it would be a crazy trip coming out yeah where are we lost oh my god i said we're really lost everything we gave in cost him money they drank a lot of beer that's my 13th beer i've never thrown up like that before get cans i'm supposed to be doing promotion here we've had nothing but grief the roof and everything has been late can we uh start the tape please [Applause] this building was not our choice nobody's played the rose bowl since 1982 i mean this is one of the few places where you really get hit with this [Applause] [Music] [Applause] you | Depeche Mode | UCM-CWGUijAC-8idv6k6Fygw | 2021-09-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 244 | 1,207 |
GJDXEWyWrXc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJDXEWyWrXc | Embracing My True Identity| Apostle David Grace | [Music] you are designed to be by knowledge not feelings if the bible says you are a winner you don't feel like a winner you are a winner whether you feel like a loser because god can't create an empty human being everything you claim you don't have it's inside you you are ignorant you don't have a special enemy you have a special ignorance the moment you attack the enemy called ignorance and you take knowledge and begin to master who you are what you have in the inside that knowledge is what activates the things that i already said when revelation comes of who you are your life enters a new face it's one location that makes you it is you who is what manifesting in your location you are loaded you are blessed | Kingdom Embassy Botswana | UCa738Rdnt2Ja4EUxJyYz5Dg | 2022-03-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 136 | 718 |
CmIIuk_-_LU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmIIuk_-_LU | VTOL VR: GPS Guided Munitions Tutorial | what is going on guys 2 to 3 Frank the tank here I'm gonna be doing a quick tutorial on Vito avi are covering GPS guided munitions so we're going to go into a quick flight and target practice so we have a bunch of ground targets and I'll be equipping the targeting pod just so we can look at the target being destroyed so we've got our target pod and then we're gonna get rid of these AGM missiles and we're gonna get rid of these GPUs which are laser-guided bombs so to be if we're using a pod so we got our aim nines external fuel and we're gonna go ahead and go for some gbu-38 which is a 500-pound gps-guided bomb go for two of those over here and we'll go for GPU GPU 39s which are small diameter bombs with folding wings so these are gliding bombs so these would be two J Selke woodland and these are more of just gps-guided dumb bombs with fins on it so we got those see once we have in the GPU section CPUs are not guided and these are unguided so that's aw let's add some agm-65 just because why not so put one here and put one here so there's our load up actually I could put these here just to make everything a little bit more center line and these will go here all right so kind of heavy kind of uneven kind of a ugly load out but it'll work out we get our fuel tanks we got our targeted pod so you could see the targets being blown up and we're gonna launch now luckily this is a there we go this mission is I started in the air so you don't have to take off or anything we'll just be straight on autopilot means you would need so let's start off for equipment screen going to here arming okay and then we're going to go into navigation sensor of interest sorry a pod power yep so zoom out of here so zoom in here we've got some targets in here so I'm gonna try lined it up as best as I can Master arm on bingo so that's GPS and GPS acquired so it's not using the laser right now but so let's go into here GPU 39 these are glide bombs so pickle bomb and it should follow the GPS track all the way out into the target this was just some altitude hold so now we're completely hands-off that should follow a GPS signal all the way to that target kind of fired from the ugly angle but it should still work out just fine so I'll keep looping around here boom look at that you can see it on the screen right here so we'll zoom on to the next one GPS send GPS choir let's actually do that a little bit more accurate still eat till you target there we go delete go back to the mouth see man to man suppose the first time I get completely destroyed so GPS send trigger boom GPS acquired boom wait till up above will do will do a gbu-38 now which is a regular 500-pound GPS got a bomb so wait for your fire cue so it's all the way over there so I'm gonna loop around here so right now we're not using the targeting thought okay so there's a Phi Q up here Pikul turnout ought to hold cha cha crew slowly and we'll just watch it here and you should see should say go straight to the target soon so that's blue not this little blue pepper right here's my the bomb if it doesn't have a building first that might happen because there's a building in a way so we'll see nope good effect on target go to your GPS delete the target go back into navigation sensor of interest go onto the next one zoom in GPS signal GPS aquire turning back towards target we'll try one of these J saw glide bombs because they fire from a much further distance so we could probably farm it from right about here and it'll glide all the way to the target from out here rather than getting closer so this would be better for engaging so that we're ready bombs away we could have returned away from Target this is a fire-and-forget weapon we do not need to stay pushing fencing in on the target we can just stay far away out of range from Sam's or any sort of Defense's and you'll see it gliding in on the map right there Oh should I keep an eye on that so there is gliding in very slowly got the winglets popped out super far far range my shrimp impact pretty soon 3 2 1 boom look at that direct hit so we're back into GPS the leaked target now you can on multiple targets but this is pretty easy to do it like this go to here GPS sent trigger GPS acquire iff let's turn back toward well well hit it with a agm-65 anti-tank missile which the way it locks on is a little bit differently that uses the actual targeting pod so I need to make that the sense of interest it should already be locked onto that GPS coordinates as soon as well within the range visual range you'll just slew automatically to that target and you shoot a missile off there we go so there's that wait till we get into foreign q missile away and I would just have to fly the pod and make sure it keeps sight of that slow down a little bit keep that thing in the sight of the pot and boom let it out real easy real quick delete delete target back to the map we got one last one here make there's a sense of sensor of interest again scroll over here and what's your thumb stick boom gps sin gps acquired just so we could take a look at it you don't need to do this this is just so you can look at it so we'll go to the 500-pound dumb bomb there's City I'll trap pull some more jeez and these are have a pretty decently far range to be honest especially for how long I am pretty good then there goes or should be in a couple seconds oh well we didn't get to see it because it's out of the gimbal limit but if I turn will see it wreck over here yeah there there's nothing left over here so all those targets are you know destroyed we'll go back to to navigation map and I believe there's another few targets around the map and we've got a few more bombs and missiles so let's go for this one GPS GPS acquire boom go to the GPU 39 there's the target to the left just turn on our pfizer give us a better idea of what its target is that so you see you gotta find Q thanks to the to the helmet bomb away it's a glide bomb now I could uh I could technically get a second target now so here we go GPS boom fire off a second one and there we go we got two bombs away separate separate targets so let's zoom out take a look from out here try not to go too fast boom and then where's the second bomb oh they both hit the same target that's okay that was my fault I should have specified a little bit better let's go back to the map we got out we got one more agm-65 we'll use on here so we're gonna have to do this optically so there's our GPS GPS acquire zoom in sense wave of interest this is an optically guided missile it's not GPS guided so you do need to use your targeting pod for the agm-65 anti a ground missile so here it is boom rifled boom dad so that's basically it there's not much more to it it's quite easy quite simple you could get more complicated with getting different groups and having you know being able to fire off several weapons at a time so I'll do that next actually so let's restart this mission but do all GPS guided bombs so game exit alright cool so target practice continue gonna keep that targeting pod and then you can get all all these are just gonna be glad bombs glide bombs yep we'll take two more days just for fun that I like firing them off so there's our aircraft get to go we're not going to use the targeting pod this time well we just used it to look at things but it's just the GPS and the nav map oh I was heading I was grabbing to the stake but now I've sort of interest we'd get a alright so come on buddy all right so we'll be talking number one good group back to the mat target number two your group back to the map check your number three rows I gonna group target number four new group and a target number five so there's all of our targets and now I should be able to go into my equipment configuration GPS I've no idea what I'm doing killing so now I should be able to fire this way so there's my GPU all the way up there I was yeah doing out there don't fly into the ocean well I'm hoping to do is I fire one off go to the next group fire another one off and then just keep going like that and hopefully it should fire all the bombs up you know at different targets I'm still learning still playing around with this I'm not perfect if it doesn't work then I won't be too upset yeah these are groups over there let me get some more altitude so I can get a nice glide on each one beep I let's turn in motor speed a little bit okay one two three four five all right let's see what happens we'll go back to the map I don't know what to expect to be honest on office all I'm gonna work a nap those those bombs coming in oh yeah look at that boom and one last one wait I just like that completely annihilated everything over there so while we're at it we're gonna delete all of these go back to the map scroll over here this is a moving convoy actually so we will save the agm-65 for this and we're going to take out the rest of these targets here so there's our first one up here send your group Senate new group buh-buh-buh share sign GPS and agree mop son GPS new group sound GPS new group map and I wish of one more target up here send back to GPS okay so then let's get some altitude over here it goes these are high up on the mountain got 11 left first one second one ooh there we go hopefully I should be good that's it man look at them go following different tracks beautiful there's one down two down boom boom and all over this once nice work know what I was about sure I fired that's all right now we got a few more bombs and we got a convoy moving so moving here I figure we'll need to give it like some good advance so we'll make this pay tensorflow boy so be careful I can quit thing all right so bingo gonna have to quickly fly that way yeah I have to go for a different hook point along the world let's get this I don't go too fast now man see how that works I'm gonna charlie like this before so I can't really yeah too early way too early let's go for right about there probably wouldn't be dropping bombs like this in real life yeah there should be maybe the last one in convoy yeah hit something yeah you wouldn't be using GPS bombs for moving targets but I don't think I grabbed too many agm-65 so I did so we're gonna switch it starting to calm just finish these guys off where these guys there they are there we go boom toggling tracking dollars should say ah [Music] don't kill myself yes I was done she should be all of them killed off one so that's all for the ground targets they're all dead the rest is all just air targets that's what's this before the human size target maybe where you at oh yeah it totally is now you can also you can also use a targeting pod for GPS guided bombs by doing GPS send so that's what we're gonna do we really can't tell what's in the city right now trying to dive-bomb it not gonna work so let's try and see what it is maybe troops oh yeah troops will spare them another day so that's a pretty simple tutorial hope you guys could all learn something maybe get practicing on some GPS guided munitions and like and subscribe even if you're not playing this game it could still enjoy this tutorial video I hope and like and subscribe for more content and let me know if you want me to do any specific tutorials or videos and any of the games I play I'll try to help out the best I can and yeah peace out thanks for watching | 223frankthetank | UCE__zUiKa2Poman6CgsN7oA | 2019-08-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,298 | 11,367 |
MWjkKOsPRZA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWjkKOsPRZA | Unboxing The 1966 Cadillac Heavenly Hearse Model Kit By JoHan | like it's 1966 Cadillac heavenly hearse coming up next on Monster hubby's what's in the box dude what's in the box what's in the box what's in this box what's in the box hello everybody welcome back to another exciting episode of monster hobbies what's in the box dude today we're going to be looking at another surfer mobile like last time we looked at the California dune buggy from 1964 so today we're gonna be looking at the 1966 Cadillac hearse dude all right so I'm down here at our Tiki display at monster hobbies and if you like tikis don't forget to like subscribe and share this channel with all your friends and families so that every time I make a movie video you are the first to know about so that further ado let's hit the sands in get out our boards and hit the waves as we unbox this rare holy grail of a surf kit by Joanne Beach time fun-in-the-sun and what could be a better beach party machine than having your own heavenly hearse to haul those amazing surfboards with today we're gonna look at Johanns 1966 Cadillac hearse model kit which was a very popular model back in the day and is still a cool collector's item from now it's one of those model kits where you don't know if you should build it as a heavenly hearse RSV stock funeral coach which is also pictured on the side of the box here Johansen had some amazing models back in the day and they would cover model car ground a bit AMT Revell monogram and the other domestic model manufacturers would not cover the hearse of course being one of them there's also a drag racing hearse out there as well turn the box up on this side and just we can see that this was one of Johanns gold cup series model cars and again very nice artwork very cool you can imagine the groovy mods of 66 hanging up on the beach here they show a complete wild set of decals a giant rack for your surfer bowls the heavy hood with swoop scoop and by the light of the lamps you also get these great surfboards and two sets of scuba dubas scuba diving tanks and a wild surfer bowl for the ride of a lifetime yeah groovy goodies for your heavenly hearse perfect timing for 1966 with the mod scene that was popular mixed in of course with the surf scene now I'm just gonna open up the box lid here and just give you a brief look this kit I bought secondhand the decals were missing out a bit but somebody came along later and gave me some decals which is pretty interesting now here we have the heavenly hearse is molded in a nice purple color very similar to this old bottle of testers 1134 purple this of course needs to be shaken up but you can see a bit of a light underneath the lighter purple color if we open this up there's our purple there yeah yeah the top of the cap so yeah a little bit darker there was a lighter purple on mold color and we do believe that was testers 1134 sorry 11:35 if you remember it write it in the comments down below okay so this box I opened up and packed and repack a few times got a comb tree so this would not be as factory I also tried to protect our glass with tissue paper just from any further scratchings then I have this I do believe that calls yep and you can see I don't have a full set I've just got scraps of the full set and then of course we have johannah instructions followed by the surfboards and looks like the engine was glued together at one point in time the wheels and tires like groovy stuff whoops so what we'll do now is look at the instructions and clean up behind here [Music] it's looking at our instruction sheet it holds out long ways we have one big one fold it into a bunch of panels here but if we come in at this angle you can actually see just what instructions sheets from the 1960s from Joann look like there we go better framing so here we have our gold cup series the address the former address for Johan the stock hearse as well as the heavenly hearse pictured on the box so you really have an option of building this one of two ways then I wish I had two of these so I can build them both ways but heavenly hearse currently is a pretty expensive rare model kit to find although they are out there nope read this before you begin read the instructions thoroughly and study the assembly drawings and the parts list to become familiar with all parts of this model and it goes on scrape off chrome plating in areas which will be cemented cement will not hold to plated surfaces or painted for that matter anyway they give you an entire parts list which is nice this one got kind of crunched on the instructions there but you've got like rear door handle we went rear window drapes radiator windshield washer jar headlights taillights mag wheels scuba tank and the Boldin's parts here are for the heavenly hearse whereas the rest is for the irregular hers now the interesting thing is Cadillac actually broke some sales records in 1966 with this model another model kit but the actual model the real car they ended up selling two hundred thousand cars for that year which put them in eleventh place in the sales very cool stuff so here we have the engine assembly and this is Johanns version of the Cadillac v8 it is rather simplified from say the more modern AMT kits and that but it's still a pleasure to to build you have your engine block halves with the transmission attached gluing together you've got the entire intake and cylinder heads and distributor as one entire piece the intake manifold you've got valve covers that go on left and right the exhaust manifolds left and right your four-barrel carburetor and your air cleaner as well as your fan your fan belt and pulley assembly and your alternator and this is a very basic engine assembly one thing that is cool is coming up here in panel number 2 zoom in too much well at the bottom of each panel Johan has assembly instructions up so you can't see them ok confidential information is now been removed no anyway all right that's my joke so here we have a steering wheel with the separate gear selector which was a nice feature on the Joe Han kits because it just slid up the column and you glued it in place then we've got our instrument panel here as well as the front seat cushion and the front seat back this has two separate pieces this is a tub style interior which was popular back in the 60s so the detail on the door panels may not be as crisp as the more modern separately moulded door panels however we do have our back seat they call it a storage component so that would glue on to the back here oh it's actually doesn't have a rear seat this is a partition wall now with the storage cabinet on the back all right and here we have individually molded accelerator and brake pedals this is an automatic because there is no clutch pedal over here panel number three panel number three shows our chassis which is a single piece much like a slot car however there is poseable steering on here you've got a tie rod and your front left and right spindle as well as the lower part of your front suspension the wheels are a four piece unit you've got your wheel cover hub caps here your tire the brake drum and the rear wheel retainer or front inner realism okay there's your option of the mag wheels to use on your heavenly hearse instead of your stock hubcaps and in the rear you have a front wheel a tire and a rear wheel which goes through on these location blocks into the chassis with a metal axle tying the two together here should be a plastic pin somewhere we'll look when we see our parts know one thing that's cool about this heavenly hearse in panel number four you actually have an opening rear door which consists of the inner door panel the body the drapes the rear door with a handle a piece of glass here and the actual rear door panel right there this will all hinge inside to swing outward on your heavenly hers now flipping the instructions over turn them around panel five shows the body and interior tub going together there is the partition windows in here as well as side curtains for your side windows your front windshield the firewall drops in you got your battery and radiator as well and then we move over the panel six which shows the hood clicking in side mirrors you've got your front headlights unfortunately there's no individual glass in here but they are individual to the body your new 466 redesigned at nineteen sixty-five style grill the license plate goes in there then we have the rear bumper with the tail lenses and of course our license plate and I guess panel number seven is the heavenly Hurst panel which here I just zoom back a little okay this shows the groovy hood scoop going on with the big roof racks for the two surf boards which have rudders and our scuba tank halves with the valves as well as our beach party lamp there's two of them goes on either side and you know one thing that I'm not sure if they had them but a lot of hearses have that Landau iron that goes in here and crosses down here and ends up there I'm not sure if this kit actually has one although it does show it on the side of the box here on the lid there so we'll have to take a look at that when we examine our parts so overall the instructions are very nostalgic for that 1960s feel and they're easy to follow so you should have no trouble building your heavenly hearse so now we're gonna look at our Cadillac hearse body this thing is large as you can see extended for the passengers in the back but anyway this is a beautifully molded body considering the 1960s standards back then it's a nice thick polystyrene plastic you can really feel it as I turn it around it does feel like it has some heft to it very beautifully done we have our vinyl roof here with the texture I have sanded the roof a little bit I think there was a slight imperfection in it I do have to do more there's more seam lines around here but as you can tell it's got the big Cadillac side marker lights in there a nice side body molding it's got the fender skirts we also have the emblem here and then our fuel door as well as the rear door there is a bracket in here to stop the back door from falling in and since I have it over here there's our back door and as you can see fit and finish is very nice there's a bit of a gap or on the door but I think it's forgivable if you notice here it's got this panel here which is an interlock into the chassis and of course we do have our holes here for the big Landau iron that would go across there it's very nicely done there's four door handles and as we've come to the front you'll notice on the radiator wall there is a bit of detail in there and on the back it does have these little pegs in there but it's not quite the screw mount peg and post stuff that we use it seen there are hidden holes along the body here for drilling through for your sight mirrors as well as in the roof panel oops let's see a couple in the roof panel for that big long roof rack there are mold marks under the roof which are easily removed with your number 16 hobby blade there are some ribs in the headliner I'm sorry some ribs in the headliner and a bit of texture there too so again quite a cool little model kit large model kit I'm just gonna show the hood here for a minute so we have our nice move coloured hood we've got the Cadillac emblem in there and underneath we've got that fireproof matting there are some mold marks in here that again you could take out with your hobby knife and the we also have this hood scoop here which would go on the hood with again some old marks underneath this would fit on there somewhere for your flower power get more flowers into that 429 caddy motor so anyway the hood here you just gently push in on the hood hinge and it should lock in and notice a nice fit and finish on there that is Johanna at its finest so again beautifully sculpted just to move this along a little bit I thought I would put a bunch of parts together so here we have our chassis and as you can see it is a full perimeter frame this was reintroduced on the Cadillac 75 series of cars they went away from the ex frame that came out on Cadillacs in 1957 part of this has been built like according to the instructions because again I got the second hand and it was in a strange state of being semi built actually so here we have this gigantic fuel cell I mean that's that's a lot to carry for gas you drive around in your hearse the rear differential of course is molded in as one piece with the chassis as well as the exhaust pipe then look at the size of this exhaust pipe it's as big if not bigger than the drive shaft that's how you get smoke out of your 429 super motor so here we can see there's some tubes going on in here and that is for our front suspension components so our lower a arms here would pop into there there's holes for our kingpins to fit in the kingpins have two little bumps on here which go into our wheel backs there and there and then our brake drums pardon me then these wheel backs would go onto the brake drum this way and glue on to your wheel and then - spin it into your tire you know these are wheel backs which are very similar to say EMTs 1964 Chevy they of course have all the detail molded in place and you just put your metal axle in unfortunately in this kit the metal axle has got quite a bit rusted but should be able to clean it up with some steel wool okay let's just take a look at this chassis here can't go too high this actually does have the holes in here for the screws to go through on our peg and post but there is a bit of a difference because that's not how our Cadillac goes together however I don't know if you guys can catch this but right here is aligned and right here is aligned there's a line on our differential and on our exhaust pipe here so what I think is that when Joe handmade this they must have made a second mold or something one for the regular 66 johan cadillac kit and extended in this area here and here stretched out backward for the hearse because you need the extra storage area of course but still i mean it's it represents what it represents and here we've got these big inner fender aprons there is some detail as you can see in here and here all the mold marks are actually going to be covered over except for this one sitting up high should remove it flatten these ones down just so your interior tub can fit in perfectly and you'll notice the two little notches at the back here those of course link into the back of our body right into those squares so again a nice way to lock the chassis into the body on this very amazing kit [Music] next up we have our engine components this course is the cadillac 429 with a big automatic transmission the huge one in fact now like I said this kit was secondhand so somebody started on the engine I did strip it with some ez-up oven cleaner you can see there was some orange paint on it does have here I'll just move the motor up here frost plugs molded in some nice detail on the transmission the starter motor on this side and the water pump cover is in timing chain cover are molded on you also have this as one unit so your intake manifold and your cylinder heads as well as your distributor there are some motor mounting pins sitting on the side of the transmission then of course we have our fan and our pulley system we've got a nice battery here you can actually read Delco right between the battery terminals unfortunately mine's a little bit warped I don't know if you can see that whoops there goes off screen we've got our windshield washer bottle our air cleaner which is sort of a generic type of Cadillac air cleaner our exhaust manifolds and our nicely done radiator next up on our heavenly horse' we have all our interior components and like I said before this model was built by somebody else so I have stripped it with some easy-off oven cleaner although the paint does leave a bit of a stain into the plastic so we have our bench seat here which would go in here on our interior bucket then we have this partition wall that's the bottom part this is the top part which will go into the body and there's a window here which we'll get some clear glass then we have our back this is the area for the back door got these nice curtains in here our steering wheel the 1966 Cadillac dashboard as well as our door and our firewall so let's just take a look at these pieces closer up alright so starting with their interior bucket you can see it is a very long interior bucket but it does have a lot of nice features in here for example you can see the nice upholstery in it's got door handles and window cranks as well as a nice carpeted material the the rubber mat here on our floor pan then we've got the little well in here of course there's a step there on the real horses and ambulances there's also our window winders and our nice luxuriant upholstery in here and a couple of things on the side and of course we have our rails here for our casket there is no casket in this kit however there are some out there in 25th scale especially from the Barnabas Collins 32 for sorry 32 Chevy vampire van I do believe oops there are some old marks into the carpet but they could easily be taken out with your number 16 hobby blade as well as some in here on the floor pans if we turn this upside down it is very smooth on the bottom and there is this rectangular tongue well sticking out here which will go in into the back of the car body so with that out of the way there's our bench seat and even though it did stain with the paint you can see the nice detail in it it is a smooth along back this is a two-part seat as you can see on the seam line there and it will fit nicely into our bucket right there then we've got our partition wall here and again you can see all the nice detail as well as the smooth back and this will go in here that so next up we have our dashboard here and it is a really cool looking dashboard very similar to the 1959 Cadillac especially with our instrument panels sitting right here with these nice gauges on the end and our elongated speedometer sitting there there's a nice Cadillac emblem sitting right here I don't see a glove compartment on this side of the dashboard though I'm not sure if Cadillac had a glove box there or how that was all arranged however a few guys have actually driven a 66 Cadillac let me know down in the comments section below and yeah let me know if Joanne just missed that detail or if there actually is no glovebox there or if it's some kind of elaborate fold down a fare not seen anyway the instant pal dashboard pardon me fits right into there nice perfect fit to it and here's our steering wheel for the car a nice three spoke Cadillac arrange steering wheel very cool it's even got the Cadillac logo right there Cadillac crown as well as the horns are at the buttons sitting on the edge of the rings of our steering wheel and again nice fit going into our instrument panel and like the instructions showed there are the shift levers for the steering column mounts on there those would be chrome components okay and then we have our nice detailed back door with all the door handle panels and the pleated interior there's our insert and if we turn it over you can see there are some mold marks on here like there and there and down below as well which can be removed with your number 16 hobby blade and as you can see here there is commendation for the hinges and the hinges will lock into place when you glue this panel into the body and keep in mind that we also have our door which glues on the front of this right back of this and this would all appear into here on the car just move that out of the way then we also have our partition wall sitting here with the insert for the window and the prone trim on this side this of course will be sitting in here and it glues up inside the body and then we also have these nicely detailed curtains for our heavenly hearse that one thing that's nice about this is if you turn them over there's no mold marks on these curtains and these will pick up into the windows right about here and we've got our firewall as well which we'll be gluing to the front into here there's actually two little tabs sitting here on our interior compartment which is designed just for this to fit in under those two tabs so that will go nicely into place there's a sink mark along the top of the dashboard here as well as on the top of our firewall right there where the hood fits but anyway and of course here we have our heater motor and the blower fan on there as well as all the nice wiring going up here our master cylinder and brake and then we've got a few of the other goodies here the electrical bits and this big bulge yeah not quite sure what that is oh I wonder if that's alright if you know in the comments below let me know what that is something for the catalog so it's thinking like air assisted brakes but I don't know maybe that's a little too advanced for the era so that leads us to the conclusion of our interior let's check out some of the other groovy features on this model [Music] all right now it's time for our groovy mod parts and we have our scuba dubas sitting right here man and then we got our great big surfboards right coming at you like crazy dude our wild surfable for the ride of a lifetime all right here's our surfboards for this model kit with the separate fins that glue into these slots right there our scuba tanks and I showed these before but I didn't really show them or mention them these are Michigan license plates bd6 679 coming in there breaker breaker all right anyway these are the license plates here [Music] all right can you see this kids at home anyway interesting how many model kits use Michigan in their license plates how many Michigan model kit license plates do you have lying around in your decals and in your plastic model kits anyway the nice thing about these is their actual license plates they are raised lighters in here so you can just easily Google up 1960 60s Michigan license plates then you know exactly what color to paint these beauties alright next up we have our favorite part the chrome components and here we have a beautiful Cadillac chrome tree and our valve covers here we've got our custom wheels as well as a Cadillac stock hubcaps the rear bumper the dual quad headlights we have these which are for our lanterns and the bottoms of our lanterns they are the tops of lanterns we also have these digby plaques that go on they have the regular hearse as well as all our great luggage racks and other beautiful things check out the nice Chris the detail here on our Cadillac grille even has a Cadillac license plate which you can scrape this emblem off if you just want the Michigan plates as well as our parking lights in here and again some of that lull in the oil from Games Workshop would look good in here there's a little bit of the old pig and post on the bumper mounts there's a lot of flash on this I'll have to clean up but the rear bumper has these slotted holes for the tail lights to go into and again look at the wonderfully molded Cadillac script on there this again is one of those great parts trees you will to add a little bit of wash into your headlights to make them look more realistic however again beautiful chrome job this is one of the better Johan Chrome's because they have actually been a bit thick and chunky in the later Seville years all right here we have the glass components and I've also brought out the bench seat I've got a little antidote to go with this in just a minute but here you'll notice that every piece of glass on this old jo-ann kit is molded separately they're not connected like the AMT let's say 1964 Chevy the Impala where it had the front window and the rear window and it was connected with these long clear plastic sort of flat rods or what however you want to describe that these are actually all individually molded so as you can see we have our two side long rear windows as well as the passenger windows up by the dashboard because of course there's our angle there then we have our partition glass we also have our rear window for the opening door our windshield these two bubblegum domes for our side party lights and then we have the red molded tail lights all done very nicely and all actually scratch free considering the vintage of this kit and the fact that I got it secondhand so I'm pretty lucky for that although with these being separate you have to be really careful of gluing them in okay so for the seat what's significant about this is 1966 is the first year that Cadillac had heated front seats and now the other part of this little story was back in the early 1990s when I was still well in another Canadian province I was looking at actually buying a hearse to use as sort of I don't know what I had in mind and every I didn't have the hobby shop at that time I think I just wanted something cool to drive around and you know and and there's a tattoo parlor that had like a 50s Cadillac so there was a GM dealer that sold Cadillacs was a kind of out of the way but not too far away anyway I never did get the hearse but the guy there was telling me that the horses have all the same features in them as the top luxury Cadillacs and that's continued even to well I think I was looking at the 1985 horses so anyway the heated seats would have been a luxury in the hearses as well as your regular Cadillac so next up we have these Johan tires they are a really generic there is no markings as to what these are supposed to represent be at Firestone BF Goodrich Dunlop Michelin whatever there's just absolutely nothing here however one thing that is nice about of the Johan tires is they did have these white walls that were pressed on to the tire so a very beautiful very much the type of white wall you would have had in the 60s when they are narrowing them down getting away from the big snow balls of the 1950s or 40s even where the white wall pretty much touched the ground these ones are of course more narrow more subong but it's still very good these tires are really like I'm pressing with all my might and I can't squish these so they may need to be softened in some boiling water then put the wheel backs into them once they start to cool down a little bit however I'm not too sure have you guys experienced tires like rock hard like this and if so let me know how to soften them up in the comments down below now these are what I have left of the decals from somebody who gave me these considering that the kit that I got actually did not have any at all so I'm lucky that these are what I so I tried to arrange this as best I could according to the box top I am missing a lot of the details but most of them are flowers and butterflies and other things so they wouldn't be too hard to hand brush and paint on in that way there's an interesting lack of yellow on mine anyway so here we have the doc Hall for the hood scoop and these are the ones that go underneath the deck hole on the hood and let's just take a look at our box here I know this will be up close so this is how it goes actually here that's better that's what our hood looks like with our decals so we've got these two that wrap around and get sort of sucked into the hood scoop and then the nice backhaul on the top of the hood scoop and that's what's going on in this so there's a little bit getting sucked into the hood and the rest of the flowerpower stuff going around the Paisley I guess this is a form of Paisley then we have the deco that goes on the top and that would appear to be right there and then of course the heaven before eternity and that goes across our tailgate again right there then we have our left and right hand side heavenly hearse name and of course these images here it's very much like European German style markings I figured what they call that art form now I don't know if it's a baroque or what if you know that art style let me know in the comments below so here I'll just zoom back here on our box top okay so basically what I'm missing are all these little flowers here the butterflies and all that stuff but the the mod Stara flowers are pretty easy to do and the scooby-doo mystery machine model kit might have a bunch of these kind of things that I could stick on there if I wanted to off of the scooby-doo decals sheet for our scuba dubas it's scooby-doo scooby-doo anyway so that is basically the decals from the box and what I have left and that completes our look at the Joe Han 1966 Cadillac hearse the heavenlies and say if you have any spare decals from this thing if you built it in the original way here just let me know in the comments down below and maybe I can get those decals off yet well dudes thanks for tuning in to this amazing video where we got to unbox the 1966 Johanne Cadillac heavenly hearse and until next time dudes keep it real and don't forget to visit our Tiki mug collection right here monster hubby's where you can get this amazing Tiki mug right here as well as many others dudes so don't forget to Like subscribe and share this channel with all your friends and family so that every time I make a video you are the first dude to see it alright see you next time at the beach [Music] you | Monster Hobbies | UCBFwWN9fo6VgzmU4CJJp92Q | 2019-12-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,671 | 29,261 |
z0mo14leTJ0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0mo14leTJ0 | Question for Claire by Tammy Booth and Jerry Schmidt | tammy booth show me progress you've been tenacious in bringing private military contractors before your subcommittee on contractor oversight on Tuesday you'll have booz allen and mantech testify on their hiring practice of prior service personnel I'm concerned about the taxpayers training their workforce and then they transform into another untouchable part of the already bloated defense budget and one that has a mission that's across purposes with the interests of the country how do we thread that needle and shouldn't we be undoing Dick Cheney's legacy of outsourcing the military to mercenaries and returning military jobs to the military e3's don't triple their invoice they cash their paychecks well I think what we have to do the question is multifaceted and I will just as an overarching comment doing some contracting has a place what they have been doing is like a wild wild west and it is outsourcing all kinds of inherently governmental functions for example security we cannot outsource the security of our embassies in contingencies we can't outsource the protection of our diplomats even the protection of our bases has been outsourced to third world Nationals that is not the way we keep our folks secure and it causes a huge problem because a soldier is standing next to a contractor who's making three times as much as he is and frankly not even in the same harm's way as the soldier so we've got to get at that the hearing next week is about making sure that all contractors that do business are prioritizing the hiring of veterans as opposed to going to third world nationals they pay ten cents an hour | Jerry Schmidt | UCHGjR4HUwWSKj1AZG1YlzGA | 2012-06-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 277 | 1,626 |
bq01lRiY1UY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq01lRiY1UY | 3000 Six-Fingered Giants Dug-Up By Ralph Glidden? ⛏️ | foreign has a rather interesting story to tell a story which he continued to tell from the grave while digging on Catalina Island in the Gulf of California between 1919 and 1928. he found according to him and numerous newspaper articles from the time numerous skeletons but what made his claims particularly interesting however was the claim that their average height was around seven to nine feet the question arrived at by all those who have heavily researched his story is where are these skeletons today could it really have just been a publicity stunt or did Glidden actually somehow find the remains of a lost race of giants Santa Catalina Island also just known as Catalina Island is one of the Channel Islands off the coast of California in USA the Channel Islands holds the title as the location of the earliest evidence for seafaring in the Americas and also the earliest evidence of humans in North America Ralph Glidden who worked on the islands for several decades was an amateur archaeologist who successfully uncovered ancient burial sites on Catalina Island from 1919 to 1928 it is said that he excavated more than 800 grave sites from about 100 individual locations around the island in addition to finding thousands of artifacts he also stated that he dug up almost 4 000 human skeletons a claim which is often received a lot of negative attention many claiming he lacked respect for the dead however his reasoning was quite profound he claimed that there once lived an advanced ancient race of tall fair-haired Indians on Catalina Island and the adjacent islands with the male adults around seven feet in height Glidden lost his sponsor after digging for almost 10 years and the general opinion today is that he was just bluffing about finding giant skeletons with the motive of creating interest and making money however he never made much money from his fines and received little Financial attention additionally Ralph Glidden was not the first to find a giant skeleton on Catalina Island according to Pittsburgh Press July 20 1913 and also the Daily Telegraph on July 26 a German naturalist named Dr A.W firstinod uncovered an eight-foot Skeleton on the island the skeleton was found with artifacts such as mortars pastels and arrowheads all different from the ordinary Indian burials plus a strange flat stone bearing unknown symbols first and then had while in Mexico heard the legend regarding the noble race of giants that had once lived on Catalina Island long before the white man had arrived he would find the skeleton along Avalon Bay in black hard sand yet alas The Remains have since vanished all over the islands there are countless reports according to several newspaper articles Santa Rosa Island was the site of a dig in 1959 where they discovered several skeletons more than seven feet tall the tops of the skulls were painted red and the skulls were described as having sloped foreheads on San Nicolas Island West of Catalina in 1897 a party of Relic Hunters stayed three weeks on the barren Island and Newark daily Advocate would subsequently tell of them finding bones of a giant race on San Nicolas Island whether these bones finally made it into private collections is unknown in 1930 Glidden was ready to sell his collection including his whole series of Secrets regarding the island in return he requested an annual annuity for Life funding for five Expeditions and the necessary financing for various planned Publications that included a large monograph chronicling all of his excavations but it seems sadly regardless of glidden's confidence nobody wanted to buy his miraculous finds and in 1962 at the age of 81 years old he sold his collection for a mere five thousand dollars just six years later Glidden died however in March 2012 an unlabeled box was discovered resting deep within the Catalina Island Museum archives in this box was glidden's collection of secret records among which was most importantly a series of unique photographs showing Ralph Glidden indeed Excavating one of his authentic Giant and very ancient skeletons Sardinia is undoubtedly one of the most overlooked areas of ancient interest to be found anywhere in the world located within the Mediterranean it's a large Italian island with 2 000 kilometers of Coastline dotted with sandy beaches the interior however contains some of the most heavily concentrated ancient ruins to be found anywhere thousands of structures known as naragi's litter the island stone structures masterfully shaped like beehives often with domed roofs that from inside reveal the Mastery of the original Constructors with the largest and oldest of which known as sunaraji in barumini the nuraji is a unique feature of the island of Sardinia that according to mainstream Academia were constructed during the neurogic age between 1900 and 730 BC however the niraji is not the only compelling ancient ruin to be found upon the island that regardless of the mundane academic explanation for their Origins are indicative of an enigmatic highly capable lost group of ancient beings locally said to have been of tremendous size known as the Giant's Graves or tumba de gigantis locally the legends that can be found still circulating within the local population tell of giants having once been responsible for these structures with the grave supporting such claims due to their enormous scale however predictably academics argue that the size of these tombs were merely due to them being Mass Graves although any remains from the supposed neurogic inhabitants dated to the Bronze Age remain elusive additionally many of these giant Graves which number around 800 are constructed using enormous megalithic Stones many tons in weight this use of enormous Stones is strangely absent from the 2000 or so neuraji that are instead constructed from more manageably sized Stones however interestingly Legends in other areas of the med such as the Nevada Destro domes found in Menorca also built with manageable Stones shares these Legends of giants having once been responsible a structure built for human habitation by supposed Giants using similarly sized Stones as the narasha gotcha found on yet another Mediterranean island called Gozo shares these same local Legends of giant builders it mere coincidence that all of these ancient ruins are found within the same Global vicinity as each other [Music] an extremely ancient ritual still practiced within Sardinia predating Christianity by a considerable time could hold Clues to the construction of these giant Graves a carnival so old the story behind its purpose has been lost throughout the ages depicting Monsters of giant proportions often covered in cow bells and adorned with horns or goats heads these monsters March through the local Town controlled as they go by human looking counterparts name the izohedoras known as the Carnival of the mamuthonas what exactly the mama phones are or indeed possibly were is also lost to history although these beasts who Grunt and stomp through the town center are tethered and controlled by the izhou Doris as they go were these mysterious beasts once a real creature where they utilize for their strength and size by these izo adoras to build the inexplicable structures still found within Sardinia are these widespread yet openly shared local Legends passed down from generation to generation pertaining to Giants having once been responsible for sardinia's intriguing ruins a true story with the visually stunning ancient ritual still preserved by the sardinians clues to the origins of the Giant's Graves and indeed the nirages we find the spectacle practiced by the sardinians along with their local Legends surrounding the Giant's Graves highly compelling in our previous video we presented a hypothesis a theory believed by many one of a now lost or possibly hidden race of Ancient Giants surprisingly however recently although China is seen as an infamously secretive country with many tombs and ancient pyramids of gargantuan proportions rarely aerial photographed let alone explored it seems that they have at last stolen the archaeological World stage with the announcement of a discovery which we may relish but those whom these remains rest just beyond the clutches of we would presume rather get a hold of themselves to study and then store away at Hidden archives far from public view an ongoing effort we have personally read of dating back to the early 1900s an ancient graveyard complete with over 500 giant human remains has not only been accidentally discovered but publicly exhumed and most crucial of all photographed for all the world to see within China could this be a retaliatory move with other motives at Play if our previously mentioned theory is true it would enable man to explain the inexplicably seemingly impossible size of many of the world's megaliths and indeed Still Standing megalithic structures of the world how a pyramidal treasury and many other ancient architectures lintels and top Stones often weighing many hundreds of tons were not only transported from quarries many hundreds of miles but placed Aloft to many meters with seeming ease furthermore we have in the past not only postulated and have also presented reams of witness testimony and photographic cooperation still to be found in newspaper archives Across the Western World describing these finds but also the smithsonian's efficiency in not only dealing with the matter but disappearance of any further reporting thus expiration this also supporting the reason for lost pieces of the puzzle which is inhibiting us from unlocking the secrets to these sites Construction perhaps we may never know the true motivations for such a controversial exposure in China but nonetheless the resulting Fallout of proof presented for our community is a step closer to the truth the untangling of a tired and tangled web of lies in which many have weaved for at the bottom of Pandora's Box there is always hope we have in the past covered the remarkable Legends and in particular the Intriguing enormous tombs which cover the Mediterranean island of Sardinia long claimed as the resting places of some 800 or so Ancient Giants who once belonged to a now lost race of beings it is undeniable that the scale of these inner Chambers is of considerable size most capable of housing remains of a size of 15 feet or more in height there are undeniably many compelling pieces of written reports and indeed photographic evidence of the discovery of ancient giant remains yet nearly all seemingly vanish Into Thin Air many shortly following the mention of the involvement of certain academic institutions such as the claim three thousand or so remains claimed to have been excavated by Ralph Glidden on Santa Catalina Island located within the the Channel Islands during the early 20th century all of which now lost however like the many ancient ooh parts we share there are that rare few which have fortunately made their way into the hands of private collectors or individuals lacking any agenda but that of revealing the truth of these objects existence and one such scenario involved that of a Luigi muscus a man who actually owns Farmland on the island of Sardinia upon which he claims to have found gigantic molars of a hominid appearance in tandem with her appearance on the program Coast to Coast AM in the U.S Paola Harris shared his extraordinary photos after looking into the artifacts ourselves we have indeed found an argument which will undoubtedly be used to dismiss the fines as that of ancient cave bear teeth yet the root patterning and indeed crown of the molar like that of the partial jaw also shared seemed to us to be more reminiscent of giant human skulls rather than the patterning of prehistoric Bears what's more it must not be ignored that surrounding the claim Discovery site are indeed the aforementioned and gigantic ruins and the legends of individuals large enough to have once housed such teeth in their mouths which all persist on the island to this day what do you think an ancient Giant's molar and lower jaw or simply that of the remains of a prehistoric animal it is a legend and indeed series of discoveries which we find highly compelling [Music] | Mystery History | UCC9JHVPm-4P5QDp9vk8EH-A | 2023-01-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,043 | 12,255 |
slhP5-TTdDQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slhP5-TTdDQ | Fender Player Lead II - Rimmers Music | hello i'm kev at rumors music i'm here today to show you this fantastic fender lead 2. it's part of the player series you can see that so it's got the smaller headstock as opposed to the bigger one from the 70s this was originally made in 1979 and they've uh fender have reissued it to bring it back to the modern day and it does have a place in today's music without a doubt you can get rock tones indie pop anything you want it's really really good now you notice it does look a little bit like a strat it's more symmetrical it's a lot lighter uh almost feels a little bit smaller almost like a three-quarter but it's not it is full-size it's a great guitar now as you can see there's just two single coil pickups there you got the neck and the bridge we've got first switches on both so you can put them in and out of phase for each pickup and obviously you can go between each pickup as well you've got a master tone and a master volume uh it's really good guitar it's it's still got that fender twang but there's more with the the face switches there's more options for the sound and the sound that you want uh it feels really really comfortable and it sounds great as well so the body is a lovely grain on this if you can see that absolutely beautiful grain in that one this is a transparent crimson it's older with maple neck and power ferro fingerboard really really comfortable great guitar so i'll just play some bits i'll do play the same thing just on different different uh pickups uh settings so you get an idea of the versatility of this this fantastic guitar okay so first of all just pop my plectrum down and play with my fingers you got neck pick up and then i'll put it in a nice verse [Music] okay [Music] bridge pickup [Music] so as you can see it's still got that fender that kind of bite that fenders have but like i say the versatility is fantastic you get any tone you want so my favorite already is the neck [Music] nice and fat so let's just play some picking [Music] hmm [Music] do [Music] [Applause] okay lovely i'll just pop it on distortion now so you know it's on distortion you can hear that if i change the uh pickup selector see so it's going in phase [Applause] [Music] uh [Music] [Applause] [Music] me [Music] hmm [Music] so there you have it fender lead two it's a really really good guitar like i've said before very very versatile super lightweight so it's very comfy you've got nice sustain on it as well and uh in this color and this this grain on this one it's just fantastic so yeah you can find us at www dot room is music there it is uh yeah rumors music dot caller uk thanks for listening later | Rimmers Music | UCtN1e9IgSBxITyu10Eg0VDQ | 2021-11-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 509 | 2,641 |
5DeA6sUOW_4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DeA6sUOW_4 | For Muslim relief workers, faith & charity form inextricable bond | when Abdul Rauf Khan's us-born son became a teenager he asked his father a Pakistani immigrant what have you done for this country it has stuck with him ever since for myself I want to make sure I have a legacy for my own children you know coming up behind me they want to take this country as a blessing and say this is this country had given us a lot we have to give back to the country make sure we can secure that and this is should be our proud being Muslim living in America Kahn has made a living of going where natural disaster strike weather hurricane Harvey in Texas or Emma in his home state of Florida over the years he says that providing direct relief and opening the doors of mosques and times of need has opened minds about what it means to be Muslim they felt like this is what like we felt we can when we go to church we would go to synagogue during and after Hurricane Emma volunteers from the Islamic circle of North America traveled from one affected area to another removing limbs from fallen trees and helping to make affected locals lives a bit easier oxi tema says her faith and a desire to constantly give back are closely linked maybe if i hope one person and someone sees me helping that person they'll be like hey you know what it felt nice to bring a smile on that person's face I can help them too it's that compassion that unites Muslim and non-muslim volunteers if he's moving a cup south but you helped him do something so anything you help you know in your heart you did something to help another person as Florida begins the long process of rebuilding Kahn and his team plan to be there and help their neighbors every step of the way Ramone Taylor VOA news Cooper City Florida | ICNA | UC56VroaBR4VkhaTJoqbQjWA | 2017-09-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 326 | 1,712 |
JSFm5pt1XuM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSFm5pt1XuM | Empties: Part 7- Skincare, Hair & Health | everybody will come back to my challenge see girls cherry Lucien I am back I'm high to the sky so we are going to do a video to do which is one I talk about my favorite we're not favourite but just like products that I use should you buy them give my personal opinion that you do that's for and if I would be purchased so if you're interested in watching my empties part like nine or something and say fine guys so let's jump into it let's talk about these because these are like wet and now we're gonna wash my hands I have a couple of like these one-time use masks that I'll talk about so the first one I have is the whole foods BIOS oculus match nourishing royal jelly I love this I caught this on sale it doesn't have like the most like out-of-this-world ingredients it does have witch hazel glycerin Shay I liked the ingredients but I love them I think I really like the jelly what's inside of it is it terrible I'm not one of those people who are like you need to be organic clean you use what's best for you I just felt like this was going to be amazing and I would probably give it like three out of five stars just because I feel like for for Whole Foods and the fact that like there a specific price because I have a specific kind of product that there would be like top-of-the-line ingredients especially for what they sell I think this is just okay I like the jelly I would totally buy this again if it's on sale it's not something I need to like run out the store and say hey you need to get this it's just really okay I love when there's water glasses are in and the first two ingredients shades very moisturizing ginger oil I it singled that yeah and that's okay I'm not really crazy about them having witch hazel and these other things that I head next is the pathology pathology flash patch rejuvenating I chose I love this this is really good I caught this on sale for I think about a dollar this is on from Nordstrom Rack this is accepted all sorted but I've got one for my friend - it was like about a dollar and some change it's really nice it definitely deep up and I felt really hydrated I would get this again but probably in a set because buying one of these is sort of I think I don't think it's the most cost-effective but it was if you're one of those people who like I just need to try something just to figure it out and this is definitely it's the argan oil from Morocco this is cream of nature's products and intense conditioning treatment I felt like just took a little bit too much oil and my skin oh it matches the my scalp and my natural coils really can't handle like too much oil I have to be really light handed light handed a light hands it and use things in moderation when it comes to my hair I probably would I'm not really a fan of criminate I feel like they're very like the palest of hair products this is the Sun bukas sanitize elderberry immune sister I got this one I was in panic mode during coronavirus and I was thinking to myself why don't look that i bided somebody I'm never gonna need this because I stay home anyway I take my vitamins no his system needs to be up regardless and what I really liked about this is that I sometimes get a really strange edgy throat because I'm allergic to dust so like dust is always around me and so I always think I'm on the verge of getting sick but I have to like tell myself that you need to just chill as much because there's it's unnecessary to get stressed out about getting sick because you know how to take care of a Millie go of my vitamins but these are nice to just pop in when you get an itchy throw or you feel like maybe you are about to catch the flu the flu the cold whatever kind of sickness because it has such a high percentage of elderberry which is a really good digestible form of vitamin C I think everyone should is the raw sugar moisture loving body wash this is empty my roommate and I got this she was a big one and we both love it it smells really nice has amazing ingredients it lathers really now it doesn't dry out your skin I feel very moisturize I would totally buy this again but I did kind of get over the avocado cactus pear flavoring for this I think that it was more on this fun it's see maybe because I mean it is a it does my fragrance it's at the bottom bottom of the deck bottom of the the ingredients list which doesn't have like a huge impact on me because I don't like I I like when I had like essential oils and fragrance in it I'm fine with that especially if it's at the bottle it's literally the last ingredient I just did wasn't crazy about this flavoring I feel like I don't know maybe it's just like am I gonna cactus pear it's avocado and cactus fair I just kind of got over a felt very good summary and because I'm still in the midst of the spring in New York City I could probably wait a couple months before I kind of get into a flee relation it's secret sauce clinical advanced miracle member to miraculous anti-aging moisturizer that is a mouthful why would you want that on the package Mike if someone came up to and said can I have the advance miracle its anti-aging moisturizer what the would you say secret sauce is really good it is super duper luxurious like I want to put this on my cuticles that's how like luxe it is I don't know what they did in there this is really really good for someone who is on the oils oily side and I think in particular on the spectrum spectrum of anti-aging ingredients I say that in particular because someone who's in her 30s I don't think it's necessary to use what's popular in the market you need to kind of figure out where your skin is that I am sometimes at a standstill my skin because I think right now it looks amazing even with the makeup I put on I have no foundation on and I put on concealer and I covered up spots and maybe it's just simply because I'm not in the Sun which means that I need to up my my SPF game but um this is one of those products that if I was probably 40 and above I would probably be using this because your skin is going to change and I think the less like estrogen and collagen that we have skin to make us as youthful and beautiful as we are your products have to change with the times and and the temperatures and the season that you're in and I think this is one of those creams that like you really only need just a tiny bit because it spreads really buttery on the skin like think about butter that's sitting on a counter all day and you pick up and just like kind of whips up really nice but it has like a really nice oil now I need to actually figure out what little laughs in it because I like that it worked really well with all my other products and based a lot of my critique based on like how did things work together and I've I've come to a really nice skincare routine that I like to change my skin routine so I don't want it to get adjusted to too much right now I'm like in between loving and hating my toner slash essence but they still work and the fact that like that same toner and essence I use I use with this and I have it different I've used two more moisturizer after this the mix of a huge difference I mean that's how I judge skin care products this is something that I would repurchase I would only repurchase it probably from fall to fall to winter excuse me fall to winter because my skin usually is a little bit more dry on my cheeks and my chin and around whatever this are part of the face is and then I like to switch it up for spring and summer I would repurchase it I haven't had a moisturizer that I've wanted to repurchase in a long time and this was given to me so this is on the pricier side this is about 68 and I'm not even the 40s and I like this for me but um it's weird because now that Sephora not open it's like how do you try something in there if they're only giving you two samples like Sephora can fix tree service plus glycolic renewing scrub double duty pre shower body feel and polish for rough bumpy crepey skin Justin I recommended by unbiased terms some percent like are like I said plus six percent like that I love this it is really nicely priced it is good free skin amazing ingredients it's gluten free and freakin vegan it's a really good ring but this in particular I'm so the when you shave your pits for a long time I feel like you kind of get that alligator e bumpy skin after a while and then using this before I was about to shave or using this before like just a night out or whatever just anything I feel like improvement under our pit a lot especially in my male zone and I I don't know maybe because it just has but like how I love glycolic and lactic together I have a toner my face which I feel has gotten a lot out get gotten well well gotten rid of a lot of the dark spots on my face and it's worked efficiently for me this is one of those products that I think is worth buying even based off the strength of everything that's coming out my mouth that is how great this product is to me it's it's a different kind of scrub that you use on your body as opposed to those cheekbones you get a like Walmart or Target that's just like grains constantly scraping your skin I think the great the fact this has grains and glycolic and lactic and you're really like pushing that dead skin out but in I cuz I wouldn't say it's natural cuz it has obviously something in it that will that will slop up the skin but it just felt really smooth and sometimes when you're shaving and you catch yourself like I haven't had a nick or any kind of issue since using this and I've had this for about six or seven maybe even eight months like I've never had a scrub like this is it this is probably the best grub I had ever used this is definitely a repurchase last but not least is going to be the pharmacy bright on massage activated vitamin C with you kanesha green ivy mask this I loved her my little leafing to it wouldn't be it wouldn't be a empties a lot of beefing ttan is that okay so i got this in an exclusive boxycharm which i'm thinking about signing up octogenarians so silly um I love this it definitely helped with dark spots it was a clay mask so like it got really into the pores and it cleaned it out the way I will want those tiny little white points again this would suck it out I just felt like I didn't get enough time to use this I've talked about this and maybe I had it too long I mean it does say what a year under whatever and it was nice it was vitamin C so it's tackling two things but sometimes when you're doing masks you have to decide which one is it that I really want to do you know do I want to clean my pores out or do I wanna do vitamin C and there's nothing wrong with doing a mask every other day you need to mask every day if you wanted to the choice is ultimately up to you I do mine once or twice a week because I feel like my skin really need to like rejuvenate and in like the cells need to just turn over as naturally as possible but this is one of those masks that can help with that I just really get dried out a little bit faster than I wanted to and I got to eliminate to the middle that I was sort of squeezing and squeezing out like more product and I don't know if maybe metal had left it open it's it could be just a me situation this is something that I would definitely try again and I would put in my repertoire I currently use which I need to use a month another time which is the fresh I'm brain clear I like this one too I think this one gets a little bit deeper into my pores as long as you put on a very thin for up formula just thin layer as thin as possible I feel like it really gets in there and it does this job what's nice is that it changes colors so it definitely will help you like sort of differentiate like the difference it's kind of like a dark clay mask becoming dark or likely about to becoming dark I like that it goes from green to purple and it brightens up the skin which is I think really unique about pharmacy and their products are really amazing I think they are worth every nickel I love frickin doing empty that's one of my favorite videos I like to give my opinion on things with you guys in acts 4 so that wraps up this video thank you guys for so much for coming back to my channel I'm gonna do my best to come back on here regularly it's just life is so crazy right now I know that we are experiencing so if you catch my video thank you so much for being here I appreciate your time your energy for you to just even comment like subscribe all that I love when people come to my channel and I continue to get followers even though I haven't posted in a while I do apologize but I'm sure that you're experiencing the same thing that I am which is trying to navigate yourself between your mental your emotional your spiritual journey and sometimes a lot of things don't make sense and which is why I started my tarot card because I feel like in some ways I'm helping and I am sharing a message that comes a bundle into me and I don't want to say that it feels like it's not important to post on my beauty channel but sometimes it does feel a little trivial to talk about these things because there are other people who don't have the money and the resources to buy or have the things that I have and so sometimes I'm at a standstill at that and so I had to put those thoughts away to realize that like my channel is a way for me to be my most energetic vivacious self and showing things that interest me and maybe this is a great opportunity for us to just like disconnect for the world even if you're on I'm on your screen for 15 minutes it just is nice it's sort of like lift off and go to another planet so and I think that happens in this channel so I came on here to put a lip gloss and then I just put on a full beam I was like I should record a video and those are the most authentic videos that make me feel good about posting and not some please watch me do my eyeshadow for the umpteenth time which you probably won't a couple weeks but what if you like it | Shari Elisa | UCctW_LTXUcxPXGR3umj6dNQ | 2020-04-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,800 | 14,034 |
ZHBkyVZFHto | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHBkyVZFHto | Oreskes AAAS Plenary Lecture The Scientist as Sentinel | scientists often express the idea that there either is or needs to be a bright line between science and policy if you do cross that line into the public sphere you will lose credibility that they should quote let the facts speak for themselves climate scientist Jim Hanson has coined the phrase or used the word reticence to describe this position the idea that scientists are reluctant to speak up about what they know about climate change and the threat that it represents and that they want to let the facts speak for themselves scientists in many fields perhaps most fields face the Sentinel problem what I call the first existential science obviously and specifically the crisis of nuclear weaponry beginning in 1945 and throughout the 40s 50s and into the early 60s many leading physicists felt they had a moral obligation to speak out against the proliferation of nuclear weapons these men had played an essential role in creating weapons that now threatened human safety and possibly even human survival and therefore they believed that they had an obligation to raise the law to be sentinels and even to suggest means to control this threat drawing on the intellectual framework of scientific rationality they argued that it was rational to be alarmed and irrational to be complacent so of course Albert Einstein after the war became a vocal advocate for international control nuclear weaponry why did they do this and why did they think that it was appropriate to cross a line that many of us today well the argument they made is one that I have labeled an epistemic proximity it was not just that they had been involved in building the weapons although that was part of their argument but they also argued that as physicists they had a uniquely vivid appreciation and understanding of the damage that nuclear weapons could wreak that they could explain things that other people really didn't and maybe even couldn't understand about what an arms race would mean and therefore why arms control was so essential I know of no evidence that the theory of relativity or the photoelectric effect or any of our nine scientific work lost credibility because he was an advocate of nuclear arms to show the fear of losing credibility I want to suggest tonight is exactly that it's a fear and I think that as scientists we should be basing our choices on evidence not fear so the third part of my argument we need to speak for the facts because facts do not speak for themselves and they don't thread these two reasons I'm sure you can think of many more but two I want to focus on here tonight the one I think is fairly obvious we live in the world where many people are trying to silence facts and the arguments that these people are making are not just about the facts in fact mostly not about the facts at all they're about the implications of those facts the implications for their political messages in climate change denial is not about the facts it's not about inadequacies in the science or insufficiencies and climate models that's not what drives it if that were what was driving it we wouldn't see a lot of things that we do see including what for me is one of the most telling graphics this extreme correlation of political affiliation we have seen for many years now an overwhelming difference in how Democrats and Republicans think about climate change with the vast majority of Democrats eighty to ninety percent accepting that climate change is occurring accepting that it's mostly caused by human activities accepting that it's underway accepting that there's a scientific consensus about it but about what we see is that the key ideology that informs most of climate change denial is belief unless a fair economics and the magic of the marketplace the belief in the capacities of the market to solve problems efficiently and contrarily or with that skepticism about the capacity of the government to solve problems efficiently or even at all and I think this explains a lot of the democratic-republican divide because in general to a first approximation Republicans tend to be more skeptical about government than Democrats and with that then goes a kind of fear fear that the anticipated harms of climate change life the harms of smoking will be used to justify the extension of government reach into the marketplace and into our lives and this I think helps explain why climate change denial is so much more prevalent in the United States than anywhere else in the world because we have the United States a deeply rooted belief that the government who governs best governs least whatever the issue is whether it's tobacco or ozone depletion or acid rain or pesticide regulation the claim is always the same if we do not carefully delineate the government's role in regulating dangers there is essentially no limit to how much government can to control our lives so this is the key argument that we find repeated over and over and over again if we regulate X whatever X is then soon the government will also regulate Y & Z and we will lose our freedom first we lose our economic freedom and then we will lose our political and personal field so this is the common thread and all these different issues which otherwise might seem unrelated but scientists doing science in other words us we all of us we inadvertently discover a serious problem and the solution of this problem like to back over ozone depletion requires some sort of government action and so people who don't want that government action either because of economic self-interest or because of authentically held political views reject the science and in some cases attacked the scientists so this raises a crucial point that I think it's extremely important for all of us to understand whatever we think of the merits of the arguments about laissez-faire capitalism whatever we think about the merits of the arguments of trying to solve problems the private sector when scientists have been attacked it has not been because they crossed the line to policy it was because their scientific research has revealed or affirmed or explained a serious problem like the millions of deaths from tobacco use or the threat to life on Earth from stratospheric ozone depletion serious problems that could not be solved by the public figures because they were attacked so if you do important scientific work not speaking so my point here in that is that science has not been politicized because we somehow cross the line science has been politicized as an instrument to undermine it by groups and individuals who do not like what they see is the political implications the social implications of our findings and this includes but is not limited to industries that make the products that cause these problems so this is why facts don't speak for themselves because these arguments are not about scientific facts and because they're not about the facts we can't refute them with facts with facts I think we have to address the values and the implicit assumptions behind them we have to address the premises that the facts line up with some very good fundamental values that we share with all of our from Michigan from Utah Maine from Florida to Alaska the value of fairness which includes protecting innocent people from getting hurt the value of accountability that those who make the products who made a problem have an obligation to address it the value of realism accepting the reality that sometimes markets do fail and sometimes there are problems that we have to address when the market doesn't work efficiently or doesn't work at all and the values of creativity and technological leadership and hard work of rolling up our sleeves and getting the job done doesn't protect like the basic inherent dignity of all people and all creation and this is the argument that Pope Francis made so beautifully and if you haven't been go I beg you to be this book because it is such a beautiful articulation of fundamental crucial values that so many of us share with our fellow Americans and with people and it's a very very powerful argument against the denial of kind of change and in favor of our power to adjust this issue and to make the world a better place to make the world what it should be because and finally I want to make the point because although climate change deniers always invoke freedom this is the mantra here freedom freedom freedom but as long climate change deniers are not protecting our freedom they're actually threatening it | m Spiess | UC91dLDh4tuMbRAucz-eptZw | 2017-02-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,478 | 8,522 |
Aw-AKZeuG2o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aw-AKZeuG2o | 1. Start of the asylum procedure | my name is zana i'm 22 and i come from northern part of syria after arriving to the immigration office you basically have to queue i would actually suggest to the asylum seekers that they don't arrive at the weekend because unfortunately there will be no place for them to you know sleep or stay over they will be mostly spending their nights in the street there are three steps when you ask asylum so the first one is basic info like your name where do you come from what language do you speak and here i was like strongly suggested people say their mother tongue then you have taking your fingerprints on a system called eurodac so that you know they can check if you have been in a different country or not the third step is the doctor checks which is actually uh you know asking about uh you know medical issues and etc and also you know asking about vaccinations that you have done already yes and then they give you a paper and send you to a center let's say that first most of the times they ask if you have family members in belgium in order to send you close to there but it is always not the case because most of the times the centers are full so they try to kind of find place at the immigration office in the uh you know first interview it was important to not lie about the first european country or the other european countries that you have been because as i said in the third step they do take your fingerprints and if you have been in a different country they do see it so we talked about all the details and why did we pass from that country and why we are in belgium and etc i would say that it is really important to keep it short because if you don't keep it short they would keep it short they would make it really short it is important to tell as much as the important things you | CGVS-CGRA Official | UCR1XQ2vKu1E_WWayfViLvkw | 2021-03-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 353 | 1,802 |
399RIE5t56s | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=399RIE5t56s | Knowing Your Agreements w/ Coach Victor | we live mr vaughn yes we live now all the way all the way live yeah got cory right in the house we are the two live crew that's right how's everybody doing we do it good good there you go there you go all right you guys um thank you guys for uh showing up on tuesday we're getting ready to uh do some more of these contract stuff um you know but before we do just want to you know welcome you again to um super tuesdays where we go over all of your agreements and show you how to not only understand what they say but also how to use them as part of your conversation to help you close more deals and also to fit them into the needs and greeds of your potential sellers or clients so we hope to get into some good information today i will uh spare a little time on the back side for you guys to uh to ask any questions or anything um like that let me give me one second i want to show you guys a little something about what we do look who's that jazzo okay all right yeah we bring it we got we got the two live crew in real today uh i am looking for mine there we go got more people coming in here now here you go man hey you getting popular man yeah yeah we're doing the damn thing over here we all we just got to give them a taste of the flavor and then they're in love that's it right this is the flavor we savor up here neighbor well so good man you want to slap your mama it makes me feel like stroking you guys if you missed yesterday you don't know that stroking but right clarence carter there you go hey um you guys now before we get started let me just do a quick little something you guys all of you know justin you know he is the um you know the leader of the bunch and and you know we put in uh a bunch of work to try to bring you guys value on a weekly basis and we basically do i believe justin um you've added a sunday um show to your agenda haven't you uh that's just me doing a live show really for marketing it's not really a vip get together just trying to get the word out but yeah yeah so so marketing on on sundays you guys and and the rest of the week we you know you obviously we're here today um that's me we do we do i'm doing a series right now on contracts um there's a number of contracts that we work with so i'm going to try to go through as many of them doing this series as i can um and then we'll switch up into something else that we feel is gonna you know help you accomplish what it is you're trying to accomplish in your business uh but we do this seven days a week as you can tell um justin just mentioned he does sundays i do tuesdays um on wednesdays we do a call lab with uh with coach mark and um he actually gets on the phone and make phone calls with people and and and shows you how to talk to people and then the great thing about his show is that you can actually critique everything after the fact you know you listen to the call you can get a sense of what you might have done different or or or better and then you got and you collaborate on that outstanding show that mark does and he does it every week uh he also does that that same thing on tuesdays um he was on earlier today that's 10 30 a.m um that would be central time so make the adjustments for your time zone um on monday evenings we do what is called a deal lab with uh coach steve and coach steve is an expert in creative deal structuring um and if you have a deal that you don't quite know where it fits this is a great day to tune in and find out about how you can structure a deal to your maximum benefit um and he'll do all sorts of things from lease options to seller carry back to wrap around mortgages um he's amazing you definitely want to tune into that on monday mornings we got justin is he does pretty house profits uh and he does a q a where he goes through all of your questions answer anything you might have on you know pretty houses lease options that's his specialty he's been doing it for years and he's a low-key expert even though he'll try to play down um the fact that he actually is he just doesn't like he doesn't like to be called guru i'm just an arrogant prick like the russian man all right and then on saturdays we actually do a cash flow game where you can um just come in have some fun enjoy yourself the cash flow game if you ever never played it it's amazing it'll teach you a bunch of things about financings about you know how to set things up in your life for maximum benefit financially what kind of investments it's an amazing game uh lou quinoa uh does that on saturdays uh 6 30 p.m again all the times i'm giving you are central um on saturday mornings we have the weekend war room with coach nick coach nick is he's he's he just goes through all the stuff that you need to set up your business to to to find your markets to go in and and get the information you need to get strong in your markets to um um set up your your your different parts of your business as far as your technology uh just an amazing class definitely recommend it especially if you're just starting out in this game um coach arturo we call him ace he comes on on fridays uh he is now moving into actually some uh social media marketing stuff and he's becoming an expert at that besides also being as you can see here he says local market domination um he teaches you how to maximize signage how to get all the stuff that you want to get out there to attract people to call you and allow you to then have the conversations that lead to deals you definitely want to participate in that if at all possible we also have an accountability session that we do with uh coach mark and coach ed uh ed is on the line with us um that's also again 12 p.m um central time and basically you just go in there and make some commitments to yourself and then have some accountability partners that will keep you accountable and and and you know walk you through some stuff and and have helped you whenever the challenges that inevitably come up emotionally and mentally because those are the biggest challenges the deal challenges those are relatively easy to overcome our biggest balance with ourselves so that accountability group is really awesome in terms of dealing with that let me can i add there that those guys are like the the 12 step program for the real estate wholesalers club if you're if you're a chronic getting started addict and you just never seem to get past getting started that those are those are the guys you need to get to know right there yeah yeah absolutely yeah thanks for for dropping that in there um on the uh we have herbic he comes on uh what's day is that that's a tuesday right it's that wednesday uh he's on thursday mornings oh sorry thursday morning so he does this his class is in spanish so i know we have a lot of um you know multilingual bilingual or total hispanic people out here in the marketplace that are trying to learn the game of real estate and there are very few outlets out there that are teaching what we teach in spanish um so herbert uh he does an outstanding job of bringing you straight information about how to get yourself started how to get plugged into uh the real estate wholesalers club and get access to the coaching and all the opportunities that are available there for you um and so that's on thursdays and on wednesdays um i don't know if you guys are familiar with claude diamond he is actually the creator of a um sales methodology that he calls guts oh excuse me you guys i have phones ringing off the hook let me hang up on that um he has he does a sales methodology called guts and in so doing he teaches you all of the how to relate to people on the phone how to talk to people on the phone and they actually alternate on wednesdays one wednesday is claude the other wednesday is justin and they they alternate between the two amazing amazing training um on how to give good phone that's what we call it because that is the key that unlocks everything about this business everything else we can give you but we can't give you the ability to to to get on the phone create relationship and close deals that's something you have to work on that's something you have to practice but we give you an opportunity to to rub elbows with the very best and get your training on um justin you want to say anything about the wednesdays i i just want to say god man i'm impressed like i i i know that sounds funny but i've never heard anybody go through what we do just like you just did right there i'm like holy cow we do all this this is yeah it's good so yeah man thank you i'm gonna be floating the rest of the day like man this is incredible oh yeah man well you know you're the creator of this and i know that you that you you know are so intent on and focused on just bringing value to this club that sometimes you don't even realize everything you've done over the years you know we were talking earlier uh justin and i and and i was pulling up some websites and justin was like oh that's the old one that's the old one because this is consistently bringing up stuff to just try to help you guys win in this game you know so we appreciate you bro thank you thank you thank you everybody thank you thank you mm-hmm yeah and then also you know back on wednesday then we you know we're back to the car labs uh which coat with coach mark who is you know just absolutely killing it helping people you know get deals bring in deals we'll partner with you on the deals well you know he'll partner with you on them on these calls help you get them closed walk you through all the way from marketing to acquisition to disposition um as part of the call lab so you guys plug in that is that's it for me that's out i just wanted to let you guys know what the opportunity is for you to jump into a a group of people that are committed to you winning and you know having you have success now with all that said let's get ready to rumble what i mean is we're gonna [Laughter] all right you guys so um before i get started you guys got any questions or anything you want to hit me with with real quick and don't be making it about deals until the end look at rasheed rasheed is like oh i got a deal hey what's up man um i like your flow man you can call yourself nc victor smoother silk smoother man some kind of like stuck on the paperwork i was thinking is would it be a good idea like whatever uh state that i'm doing a deal in to google what's your uh lease options you know criteria and kind of matching with the paperwork in the vip section or just i'm just kind of just want to throw that out there yeah if you could if you can find something on google but it's sometimes very difficult to find stuff in regards to lease option particularly um if you're part of the group we can probably help you out if you're in a particular area and if they have particular rules yeah do your research call you you know some some some local attorneys some they might not want to speak with you as much as say escrow companies or clo closing attorney attorneys will speak with you and title companies will speak with you right so if you have any questions anything look i i want to do a deal in in your time but i want to make sure that i'm within the rules of of of operation that you have there uh can i ask you a couple of questions maybe you can you know can you help me out a little bit you know i won't take up much of your time and just kind of plug that into whatever they give me kind of yeah yeah just plug it in you know and it yeah absolutely and as we're going through these trainings what you'll find is that you'll get a a a basic understanding of the contracts at the what we call the agreements um you'll get a basic understanding so you'll know you'll recognize when there's an outlier situation that you might need to address but for the most part the the the contracts are standard and i tell this story about a uh attorney that called me out of georgia um and was trying to basically sweat me about a situation on a lease option that i had done right but i had used these very same contracts that were going over that you know put together justin put together and then you know we did a little bit of tweaking to the agreement because of information that we asked about and found out but more importantly she called me and tried to you know call me on the carpet on something i went immediately to the contract pointed out exactly what that um what the the tenant buyer signed and it's not my responsibility to explain every part of a contract to attend a bar if you're buying a house you should read your darn contract right so i i i pointed everything out to this attorney um needless to say i never heard from her again she was like oh okay thank you because we had covered pretty much everything that needed to be covered in that agreement and anything that was additional i always use the addendum to add any outlying scenarios that i might need to include in my um in my contract if i if i can't reword it okay all right thanks man that makes sense i mixed it all right cool cool you're welcome you're welcome any other any other questions before we get started yeah victor i have a question hey sandra how you doing i'm good how are you i'm great thanks good so i have a question regarding um the hud and what and what to say um to a seller where um where they see exactly what you're making in terms of the assignment fee on there i know what to say in terms of how to spin it when the deal is a house where i can you know kind of say that my assignment field whatever number they're seeing that's just you know um that's the amount that i'm going to be putting in the house in terms of getting it ready for some of the repairs you know that's like the starting point what if my assignment fee is 9 000 i can just say yeah that 9 000 is you know what i'm gonna what i'm going to be putting towards the house with some of the repairs that i have to do and that kind of that's been fine when i've explained that how do i explain that when it comes to uh a hud for land well okay so let's back up and justin might want to jump in here as well but let's back up to the very beginning of the conversation right when you are first negotiating this thing and this is something that i do on every negotiation that i do with someone i say look are we are you okay with everything that i've that we've agreed on on in terms of what i'm paying you for this land everything like that so as long as you get everything that that we say you're going to getting are you going to have any problem if i happen to find a situation that allows me to make a profit on this deal and is there a number that is too much for you i literally say that just like that is there a number that is too much for you if i make if i let's say i make 20 000 on this deal would you be okay with that or maybe not so if he says maybe not or goes in a direction where like no i think we should split that or whatever and then i i go back to look here are the things that you said you wanted and we've agreed to all of those things so now after you get everything that you that you said why is it a concern of yours what happens after the fact well you know they they say whatever they say if in fact that conversation becomes you know money i'm doing a double close is that simple if that conversation becomes money where this person does not want to go along with you know understanding my profit if he's okay with me making five thousand but not twenty thousand if i'm making over five thousand i'm doing i'm doing a double close it's that simple i i don't argue with them i don't fuss with them i don't you know look if you got a problem with it then okay that's fine okay we'll i'll just i'll take care of it on on the back end but normally what happens really is a conversation where look you know i'm going to give you everything that you asked for if i happen to make uh some some money on this deal because of my knowledge of this business my um contacts that i have developed in this business over all the years and there's some money in there that i might be able to extract do you have a problem with that no i don't care how much you make on it okay cool that's a that's a straight assignment fee no matter what because well we good with it does that make sense yeah yeah um the only thing that i was thinking about is that makes sense in terms of double closing um if you're starting out and you don't have the funds to do double closing um is that a deal where you kind of just walk away what do you mean the funds to do a double closing why why do you need funds to do a double closing because you would have to buy the first deal with your own money right to do the double closing no no you bring in your your your partner unless you're buying it yourself to begin with when you bring in your buyer your buyer is going to take care of of of those costs you may have to come up with a couple of dollars but you're going to get it right back at the second closing understand that some of these things occur on the same day yeah i asked the lawyer i asked my lawyer if i can use the buyer's money to do a double closing they said no they can't you went out so did you hear what i said uh well i'm assuming you said you asked your lawyer if you can use the buyer's money for um for the double closing right they said absolutely not that i would have to bring my own funds and purchase you know the deal what what state are you in i'm in georgia okay so i believe in georgia and and if anybody's in georgia you can correct me on this but i believe in georgia like they won't do a a close on the same on the same day so you when when you have a funding source the funding source can still provide the money the only issue you might have is if they want to see a history if they want to you know um see a history for your money showing that it came out of your bank account or or doing all that kind of stuff and if that's the case i would probably shop it like i would shop for other there's there there are investors in that area that are doing double closes okay so this attorney and again i've spoken to especially georgia i've spoken to a number of attorneys in georgia and the same question gets a different answer from almost every one of them right so i'm looking for somebody who wants to run the program like i want to run the program so i'm going to keep dialing until i find somebody who is familiar with it who's down with it and start with the investors they'll they'll they'll um refer you to somebody who will probably be able to handle your situation the attorney you're working with now might not but i know for sure people are doing double closings in georgia using the buyer's funds using the buyer's funds okay all right thanks yeah absolutely looks like justin's gonna jump in here well you know i i was debating whether i wanted to or not i i had this happen to me one time before well it's happened a few times but one time in particular it happened right late in the game where it was at the closing table and um the seller was like well hey why is all this money going to eagle beaver capital llc and i don't understand what who this is or what why they're getting this money and so they called me and then you know i was glad i was wearing my brown pants because it was kind of you know kind of make you scared there at first might make a mess and so i i just said well hey listen you know the buyer abc llc and myself are partners in this deal as you can see and so that's just how they and i our our partnership has agreed for me to be compensated along with the him and getting the deal so this is just how we've decided to use the money and i don't really i'm kind of confused at why this is an issue and it once they heard that for whatever reason it was like fixed i don't i don't really you know it was like hey me and my partner are gonna do this we need the money this way and besides that um you're getting everything we agreed to i don't is i'm kind of confused here right what's happening and i'm trying to play dumb like that so i i don't know if that is a technique that you might employ at some point but that has worked for me okay yeah absolutely that that makes great sense now on that in that situation was it a was it a partner that an individual partner that was just bringing money to the table or were using i know you're not a hard money guy neither am i no this was just a just a cash buyer transaction this was my cash buyer but but see i've been referring to the cash buyer this entire transaction as my partner in the deal even like even with the seller hey my partner's going to come over and take a look at the house he's bringing a contractor they're going to you know get an inspection everything we need to get pictures of and all of that my partners my partners my partners my partner so when i play the partner card at the closing table it just sells because it's been selling this whole time right yeah that's strong that's strong uh did that answer your question sandra it sure it sure enlightened me a little bit yeah no yeah that works for me thank you okay perfect perfect uh any other questions before we go i see uh i see steve driscoll i i mentioned him on his monday night trainings i see he joined us in the room welcome steve hey how's it going man well it's going great man great to see you great to see you we're part of i'm what's up i'm just stopping in for a minute just to announce on monday night i got mr steven's going to be on oh okay you see how we do it this is how we bring it oh my goodness that's incredible everybody should be marking their calendars for next monday night okay because this guy's going to turn your head inside out wow and so bitch stevens monday night this is the guy that went that that sold my life in a thousand houses now he's up to about 2800. she's doing that yeah i was just on a phone for an hour so great guy you're all going to get great information out of it make sure you're there i'm going to do a posting on the uh on the two websites here now sorry sorry to no man don't apologize don't apologize for bringing value but everybody on the court should should be marking down there this guy is great he's a great time he's a good friend nine o'clock eastern time yeah nine eastern eighth central seven mountain six pacific hawaii if you're in if you're in hawaii you're on your own i don't know why you know why i don't know what to do he's locked in [Laughter] what are you guys doing here contracts yeah we're doing contracts i was just getting we were answering some questions right now that um we're working on going through the the parts of the um uh the lease option agreement the tenant contract all right well i don't want to bother you man but uh sorry to broad gin you guys have a great day and join us justin you guys talk to you soon take care all right buddy that's great hey victor i don't have a question um i have an announcement go ahead go ahead don't you don't you know what don't you know what stop it you know what i'm i'm so i'm so done with this woman she just be she just be superstaring and flexing on us tell us about your deal girl tell us about your deal girl [Music] give us the cliff notes okay so this is a this is a baby deal it's um a lot that i saw um same situation didn't talk to the seller everything was done through text it took about five weeks it got delayed a week because the seller um job had sent them out of town so we had to wait until we got back but yeah the uh assignment was 17.50 1750 nice thanks yeah that's that's random condo yeah so but the killer part about it is i was trying to find a buyer i couldn't find a buyer at the time so i reached out to a friend of mine and um sent them over to him no sooner than i did that no sooner than his buyer signed the agreements because it was two lots no sooner than he signed the agreements then i found a buyer but it was always too late of course you did right that's just how it happens but you know you got to keep it moving right i just want to throw that out hey congratulations hey justin where's justin at yes you right there i want my damn white bear where's my white bell hey that that white bell i'm coming for that white beard all right well congratulations sweetie you're you're the bomb we love having you on you guys this is how we do it that's how we do it god you're welcome hey that that's so awesome we'd love to hear those kind of stories all right guys so um if there's no more questions i'm gonna try to jump in here and and and go a little further into this contract with you guys let uh let me find my agreement here if you guys can't tell i'm um i'm working on a brand new laptop and i have all kinds of issues with uh everything that i have got a text message can you tell um it looks good we're seeing it good man all right you seeing it now okay all right you guys so i believe we we we left off last week and we were talking about um personal property and possession right um and so let's let's review possession again i think we're clear on personal property you know people leaving stuff there um that you can actually you know uh confiscate sell or do whatever if money is owed and you can also charge uh for them parking or leaving stuff on your premises you can charge a daily amount and it can accumulate until they move the stuff or out of your property honestly to be you know real transparent with you guys when you're charging this kind of stuff and you haven't got any money to begin with from these people it's probably going to be a little bit difficult even if you end up going to say small claims court and getting a judgment you're probably still going to have a little bit of a time uh dealing with this stuff i always say on these negotiations and i told this story before about my two investor buddies who one wanted to go to court and go through all that stuff and the other one said i pay every single time so he goes right in he negotiates a buyout he settles all it like he never ever goes to court now i don't know if i can say i never but i really believe in that philosophy wholeheartedly because all you're going to do is just stress out your life create a whole bunch of of static for yourself and you may or may not ever get these people to to to pay you there is one um thing that you can do though is that you can file a lien on them and what will happen is if they ever go to buy any other property or refinancing property or do anything like that that lien will pop up and they'll have to cure it before you release at that point they'll probably come back to you and try to negotiate or whatever and it's going to be up to you whether you do that so uh just a little bit on the um you know personal property thing and this is just assuming that somebody does not perform on their lease option and now they now they have to leave but they're you know leaving either a little bit salty or they're just irresponsible people that you know are just you know leaving a bunch of stuff broken down cars or whatever on the premises that's what that deal uh that deals with um we talked about possession if the owner managing agent is unable to deliver possession of the promises to tenant buyer at the commencement of the terms specified in this residency agreement owner or managing agent will not be liable for any damage caused thereby or will this residency agreement be void avoidable owner or managing agent will take reasonable steps to obtain possession of the premises from the previous resident or owner tenant buyer will not be liable for any rent however onto the date that possession is actually delivered tenant buyer may terminate this residency agreement if owner managing agent fails to deliver possession of the prom premises within 60 days after commencement of the specified term okay let me translate that to english you have a you have a lease option deal there is currently a tenant in the property the tenant up to this point has made all sorts of agreements and promises of when they'll be out but life happened to them and now you know they're embarrassed they're skirting the situation and i'm painting the good picture this is the good tenant they just have to happen to have life go bad we know about the other tenants who are just you know not good people but anyway so what will happen here is that you have 60 days and this is another editable part of the agreement that you can change and you know you can make it 90 days or 30 days or whatever where if the property's not delivered vacant as promised within that 60-day time period the tenant buyer could void the entire agreement and be entitled to refunds of any monies that they may have put down up to this point so until that tenant takes possession i suggest you take any monies that you've received and put those into an account not to be touched until all of the transaction has been consummated the person has moved in and all agreements have been signed with the owner and with you all right um and you guys feel free to jump in and ask any questions as i'm going along with this uh 26 right to sublease the tenant buyer is never allowed to sublease the property because all this does for you and for the owner is muddy up the situation and sometimes it can get really really bad i i've heard stories of family members being allowed to move in and then the the other person moved and the family member stayed and now we have a problem so this you want to make this real clear look you cannot sublease you can't rent this to to somebody else you can't move in anybody who is not on this agreement without prior approval from me and any adult that's going to move into the property will have to go through all of the background credit and uh tenant checks that we did with you is that understood um mr tenenbauer okay great um special provisions number 27 owner managing agent they're responsible for no cost whatsoever that may be connected to the home the tenant buyer responsible for any and all costs plain and simple once you take possession of this you are now a home owner you are not a renter even though you are on a lease agreement but that lease agreement is for the purpose of locking in a term and a price um for which you are obligated to perform and if you don't then the steps to curing your non-performance are specified here in this contract um we we had um got to radon last week i believe that um uh somebody had asked about radon and where it's located and my understanding is is in basements but i do know gas is rise so if it's in the basement and there's openings such as for cable or antennas electronics or pipes or whatever it could get up into the house radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that when it has accumulated in the resident in sufficient quantities may present health risk to persons who are exposed to it over a period of time levels of radon that exceed federal and or state guidelines may have been found in residences in this state you say that pretty much in every state right it's it's a possibility some states it's not even it's not even an issue radon is not an issue but so what you know you put it in there anyway rather rather need it and rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it uh 29 personal residence tenant buyer agrees to use this dwelling as their purse personal residence they agree to conduct no business on the promise on the premises without first obtaining owner or managing agent prior written written permission okay so i wanted to just to just real clear right here the owner is always the last word because it's still their house even though you have a contract on it it's still their property so the owner and the owner is the owner of record right if there is nobody else that can claim to be the owner they can act for the owner if they have the proper authorization but they are not the owner the owner of record is the only owner managing agent that is let's say you decided that you were going to pay a management company for this right that would be a managing agent let's say that you did a sandwich and you stayed in the middle you're probably going to be the managing agent under those circumstances but that's what they mean whenever when we when we say those two phrases because they'll probably come up again in the contract number 30 appliances appliances included but not limited to ranges refrigerators portable heaters window air conditioners and evaporative coolers are not included in the monthly rent right maintenance of these units are the tenant buyers responsibility and tenant buyer must keep them in good repair tenant bar will have no ownership interest in any provider provided appliances and does not have the right to remove these provided appliances from the lease premises for any reason whatsoever unless first right of purchase is exercised and completed so in other words all the all the appliances and stuff that are in there they don't belong to the tenant buyer until the tenant buyer closes on the purchase transaction the purchase side of this transaction everything else in the meantime is to be stay is to stay in the house and is to be taken care of by them this is where i have really found benefit in using the home warranty the home warranty will come in and they will repair all of this stuff it brings good will you don't have to pay for it it covers any expenses it solves so many problems not the least of which it's it's a great closing tool to put the seller at ease about that question about what if they destroy my property well we've got you covered on that one tenant is responsible for air tenant buyers responsible for everything under 500 and the home warranty will take care of anything major including roof including appliances heating electrical plumbing you know the story violations of this provision will result in criminal prosecution and civil claims for penalties fines and costs including attorneys fees in addition to any and all other legal and equitable remedies of owner any appliances that is with the home at the time it is leased shall not be warranted the following appliances may have been supplied by the courtesy of owner and so if there are appliances in the property this is where you list those appliances you put in here refrigerator washer and dryer stove anything that is that could be considered personal property or that they might have the inclination to bail and try to and try to take so this is a really important one that you cover with them in terms of look these appliances are not yours until you close on this house in the meantime it's your responsibility to keep them in good working order and to keep them um at a level of cleansingness that's acceptable number 31 anybody have any questions up to this point you guys are real quiet over here i can't see you on my computer but i guess you're still out there any any questions from anybody i i do have a question um yes dear and i'ma say the seller is not really motivated but i've come across a couple of them that um as soon as you throw out the the lease option or whatever they've been through it before but they they they don't like tell you right out right up front like i've been in a situation where i was talking to the seller and you know kind of like pitching and then when i got to the repairs and stuff like that i did throw out about the home owner's warranty blah blah blah blah and then this one lady just straight up was like she wasn't doing it because she been there before she's done that before she's even done the home uh the home on his warranty deal and and all that she just like shot it all down so i so i would just say that's just pretty well much she just wasn't motivated to bring her back around what did she say and i'm pretty sure you asked this question because i know how you do it but did did you happen to have the conversation about what happened before that has you concerned about moving forward like there's probably a story right where something happened uh in a situation that she had if nothing happened then everything is imagined and if everything is imagined that does go back to a large degree to their motivation she was she was saying that they didn't bot they didn't purchase the house and then they tore the house up but she also mentioned when i mentioned something about the homeowner's warranty she was like yeah um that didn't seem to cover anything um i was left with a bunch of damages to my property she was saying that stuff that was damaged um it wasn't covered under the homeowner's warranty but as far as the appliances okay so i don't understand that because i don't know if a homeowner wants you know a home warranty that does not cover appliances unless you specifically excluded these the appliances or um if the appliances were too old to be covered under the home warranty but you know when you when you when you buy a home warranty you go through all of that and make sure uh that all of those items are covered so yeah i i don't know where where she was actually going with that there's probably more to the story you know the deal there there was more to the story than she was revealing you know at that time um but sometimes you know somebody has really really had a bad experience like that um one of the ways that you can do it is look would it have helped you in that situation if you had collected a little bit more money up front right how much did you did you collect as your deposit well i collected first and last well you know would it make sense if you collected just a little bit more as a reserve uh against things like that's happening on top of uh the home warranty is that something uh you would consider right you know and maybe you can buy your way through it right and obviously it's not gonna be your money but you know you may have to sell the contract and you may not make as much profit because you might have to pull some back in but like you said even on this deal right 1750 1750. right so my my next question is when when you cuz she did that late in the conversation but yeah i've been in a situation where it was early like soon as you start talking about every line because i've done it before and blah blah blah blah so when they they um give you that objection like that do you try to still push forward and kind of dissect and dig off into it to try to see what the problem was and try to resolve it yeah i i i don't i don't i go to sympathetic ground like oh my god um you know i've heard stories like this you know tell me a little tell me a little something about it like you know because you could be helping me because i you know i want to avoid this thing too and i understand that we might not move forward on this but you know if you don't mind maybe you can just share with me a little bit about what happened so that conversation is about collecting ammo i am looking to see if there's anything in there that i could cure by my process in other words could i could i create a situation that resolves each one of those issues for her well if i was to do this uh would that make you feel comfortable enough to move forward or maybe not okay right right so you know it's really about you know getting in there and taking the pressure off like look i get it you know what if i was you i'd probably feel the same way maybe help me out a little bit and just share with me you know kind of you know what happened there because you know i've seen a lot of situations but you know what you're describing sounds a little unique so you know i would love to make sure that my antenna is up in case there's some warning signs maybe you can help me out got it make sense yep yeah cool cool cool um any other questions before we move on we got about uh about seven minutes left so uh we're still on this first contract as you can tell this contract is robust covers of everything that that that pretty much needs to be covered and so you want to have a a a fundamental understanding of what these agreements say you know how they cover you and more importantly how they'll be covering your um your seller because this is going to be like likes one was was saying that the it's going to be the one sticking point that you may have to overcome more than all the other ones as you go through this process because there's especially if they they've done this before this is go this is is these these these elements of this agreement are going to come up over and over and if you know the agreement and you know what it says then you can kind of address it and use the agreement and then solidify it by actually showing it to them when it comes time for you to actually walk them through the agreement notice i said walk them through the agreements don't ever assume that somebody and and i don't mean you have to do what we're doing because obviously you see how long this is taking but what we're going what you're going to do is you're going to make sure that any concerns that they have you're able to go back to the agreement and address that particular issue as it relates to their concern and more importantly you're going to give them or describe to them the cure for whatever it is that ails them as it relates to not moving forward because of x right so that's that was the whole purpose that was our thinking that was my thinking when i when i started talking about doing agreements because i found that in my business it has been invaluable just to have a certain understanding about the agreements and then in so doing i realized these are closing tools these there's elements in here that i actually can use to close a deal because it protects them and everybody wants to move or i should say many people won't move forward until they get the warm and toasty this is my way to help them to get the warm and toasty because look we've thought of everything we're not new to the game we've done this before never mind that you're new to the game and haven't done it before if you understand this agreement you will present yourself as somebody who knows what they're doing and the confidence is what they need to have um number 31 destruction or severe damage if the least premises should be damaged or destroyed by fire or other cause to such an extent that the cost of repair and restoration would exceed 10 of the amount it would cost to replace the lease premises in their entirety at the time such stamina destruction took place then owners shall have the right to cancel this lease by giving tenant buyer notice of such selection within 10 days of the occurrence of said damage or destruction and this lease shall terminate as a five days after the date such notice is given you give the notice on the first the first is ten you know the event occurred on the 20th you gave them you gave them you know the 10 days you gave you you gave them the notice on the 10th day on the first they have to be out by the fifth tenant buyers have not exercised the right of purchase even if the lease is terminated due to destruction oh i'm sorry tenant buyer may still exercise the first right of purchase even if the lease is terminated due to destruction if the damage or destruction to the properties determined to be an amount less than 10 percent of the amount it would cost to replace the least premises in their entirety at the time such damage or destruction took place then the lease shall not terminate and the owner shall at his expense properly repair and restore the lease premises to substantially the same condition they were prior to the damage or destruction insert home warranty because you're not going to be able to deal with a bunch of this stuff if it occurs and this was the main reason why i now the odds of something like this happening are like you don't hear many stories about something like this occurring but can it occur absolutely it can occur and now you have to deal with it a good home warranty when i say a good home warranty there are home warranty companies that are crap right there are homework warranty companies and the easiest way to find out which home warranty companies are best go to angie's list act like you need to do something major and they'll they'll have contractors contact you and you'll say i'm dealing with my home warranty and they'll ask you immediately which home warranty company do you have and you'll say a name and you can you can just run down the list look i'm thinking i'm going with uh fidelity oh oh great yeah they they pay and and and and they respond and they're very good or i'm going with you know american home oh my god they don't you know and i'm just throwing these out there i'm not bad-mouthing either one of the companies but my point is they will tell you who is doing a great job now you're not going to do this on everything you'll start to get a sense of the companies that actually deliver and the ones that are just you know there are bad home warranty companies that don't live up to you know what they say they're going to do or they take so long to do it that the contractors don't like working with them and if the contractors don't like working with them you're going to have a really hard time um you know getting the things that you need done done in a timely manner so uh any questions on that all right um this is gonna be the last one uh then we'll pick up on number 33 next week but number 32 mechanics liens residents shall not permit any statement of intention to hold a mechanics lien to be filed against the least premises or any part thereof nor against any interest or a state herein by reason of labor services or materials claimed to have been performed of furnace to or for the resident if such statement of intent to hold a mechanics lien shall be filed resident shall secure the release of said mechanics lien immediately upon notice of said lien being presented to the resident by owner and shall indemnify owner for his cost together with attorney's fees and securing the release of said lean a lot of legalese let me try to see if i can break it down in english for you if the tenant buyer decides to have some work done on the property the guy who comes in the tenant buyer doesn't feel like the guy did it right him and the guy now have a dispute i say guy could be a guy or girl whatever now have a dispute the tenant buyer does not want to pay the the the the craftsman the workman the workman then goes and files a mechanics lien to try to get his money this is telling them that if you ever do something like that and it results in a mechanics lien or something like that be filed you will be totally and completely responsible for curing that mechanics lien and the last thing you want is to have the mechanics lean and my lawsuit on you all at the same time it's all bad after that so whatever they incur as far as any kind of liens being placed on the property at that time they're responsible for it the tenant buyer is the one that's responsible for it it's their job to notify the owner immediately and it is their job to then cure it by contract all right all right guys um any any any questions real quick before i go i'm gonna stop sharing screen and i'll take your questions before we wrap up today come on i guess you know what whenever you guys do this you know what i say to myself man you must have done an outstanding job and really just explained this to the just at the top level because these folks is really getting it oh victor you did yeah victory is really helpful oh thank you so much i'm i'm really glad you said that i i i really want you guys to get value and and and really see you know because it it's i feel like it's an important thing that people don't that nobody ever really talks about this stuff right exactly yeah yeah they just get it under contract yeah and then you tell you're talking to us like layman's term i just need to just break it down that way so that i can feel comfortable enough explaining it also in plain english right in plain english exactly yeah it's really helpful thank you oh you're very welcome you're very welcome all right guys i think that that that's it for today we'll we'll do some um some more we left off on number 33 we'll get to that um next week and and and you know we'll keep going through all of the contracts so we have a few weeks left on these agreements and stuff and you know i really hope you guys are are getting value you know out of this um and that it's actually helping you to solidify your your your thinking and your negotiations and your ability to speak to these people on the phone and the comfort level that you can pass on to them knowing that their concerns are addressed they're not just spoken about they're addressed and they're addressed in writing so uh jason you turned off your mic did you have a question or comment no nice job man oh thank you my friend i appreciate that yeah i mean just two cents worth on you know as a california contractor you can ask if if it comes up on lean and and who has who has authority don't freak out as an owner because the deal is the tenant is not your agent they were never authorized so you you know it's going to be a pain in the ass but when you get before an arbiter and you say they want to authorize i own the thing you're good that lien will come off they whoever files the lien is holding the wrong party accountable that was not your deal right in terms of getting through um when when you know when you have i i just did a deal on a different asset with somebody who had been burned in the past and how i got her to to do it again i said when did that happen she said it was in the 80s i said gosh that was that was a lifetime ago a lot of changes in the industry since then um is that the only thing that's that's keeping us from going forward this is you know is that is that stopping us um if we could if i could satisfy where would we go and just kept repeating that is that and when she would when she would say this is the issue i would have i would say so where we're at is this where could we go if and and they will tell you they will they will they will lead you past their own resistance just let them talk say is that what's stopping us and they will go and yeah let them talk and you'll figure out what you need to do to make them feel warm and fuzzy that's strong my friend appreciate the input man that uh yeah yeah that that that gives you even a little bit more comfort understanding that you know they're they're lean to be misdirected and as soon as you point that out and as soon as you and the understanding starts with you right as long as you know that that that it's misdirected now you take the first step which is to point out to everyone that is misdirected and the paperwork that is provided to us here at guts is flawless those the lawyers you're going to kind of most of them are just lazy and they will back up because when your paperwork's good it's good they're just gonna try they're gonna yeah yeah they're gonna try to make some money on you all right all right thank you so much for that any any other questions or comments or anything before we uh before we sign off uh justin you got anything for us my friend before we call it a day all right i know good session man yeah thanks man tomorrow uh justin will be on um doing the phone training getting you to give good phone oh yeah you want to tune in for that this dude is badass same time say uh 12 noon um central [Music] 1 p.m eastern now i'm not gonna go i'm not gonna do it [Music] all right yep all right guys thank you so much for uh for for hanging in there all day justin thanks for um working the um uh you know the ones and twos for me i appreciate you bro thank you sir thank you thank you you guys have a great one bye | The Lease Purchase Kid | Justin Chamness | UCa73h-99RE0qcNcI3jrIfmA | 2021-11-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 10,187 | 51,955 |
Lyw1ECJ41DI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyw1ECJ41DI | Yugioh Duel Link Harpie Harpie Lets Dance and Go- A Fun and Interactive deck | yo guys how everyone welcome to Lee gaming today I am showing you a non detect which is the happiest refund this deck is making use of the new box of this special card called a happy dancer the effect is to return it into his hand and normal summary in the next time so it is a very great effect to keep on using the happy sunny girls skill too bad I would have two of them so only can run as of now if not I will run three of them and maybe remove Trippi of the doom so I included happy lady sisters introduced that because to me this that list for fun it's not from competitive so I want to make sure that I have a lot of Happy's summoning effect but face is to try to get more harpies out to your hand when it is destroyed in a batter should be off the doom is just to for their to remove higher monster and also to dispose harpie ladies into the graveyard and use powerful rebirth to summon it I have something me Rivage just to defend my harpy the bank shot is a tack card to equate to opponent monster so when populating summon you can just destroy the monster by destroying playpen shop hope you enjoy the creep now I'm moving on to the replay anyway thanks thank you for the support so far the SUBSCRIBE interviews are getting good so I hope you guys enjoy the trip [Music] so I open all the puppies from the girl happy dancer your walki been shot so if the Batgirl I decided to do some one happy lady so the shocking thing is that he eat content me but I was really worried about that because I have something that grows to defend my hoppy dancer in the next hunt so as you can see your walk it's just - you found him I'm not sure why he put me in face down but it doesn't matter thanks I'll use big bang shot try to remove him by using happy dancing fat bring him back to my head normal summon just rob a bank shot and there you go the field is clear for me to have some interaction and next use poly bring out his big guns his future monster at first I was kind of worried I was like oh my god say 100 baht that's nobody fat so I don't care I just hang out a bit I don't any contact because it's useless there's no damage so now we've been shot I can destroy him [Music] so there's just one of the combo that I run for my happy we bought that but I do believe the normal hobby that in my previous video is so much better than this so if you really want to use happy go check out a video and use that happy news day this is just for fun I believe this game is against ninja so which is kind of straightforward because Ninja is always supported by a back row so with no back row car yes I don't want to use my happy hundred rounders so I'm just attacking and just see when you make this move having one star on my ground its me feel better so now we for that grow I would just wait for some spell and trap card Sol which I got econ which is good now let's try the back row I econ take and otk easy easy life [Music] sorry for my voice I have been feeling sick like me I'm just starting in the cover so it's a bit rough but I do hope that you still continue to support me I [Music] got a bad hand and I think my head will break usually so you like to meaning like that just put another happy dancer and probably take one enemy controller out that's just off the issue honestly I hate this guy it he he's always happy with a thing you ask me but for for my case he helped in from so he's ready to draw a monster so I don't mind using a powerful perfume awfully well he's quite good trap card allows you to special summon and you never fall over monster I'm afraid yup increase its attack and never by want so honestly you think I'll get it it really mesh well synchronized with it down which gives me an idea for out at that time stay tuned for more video I'm trying to make another summarize that and the hazy frame that from the new box so be sure to check out I don't want to attack entirety so I just use big bang shop destroy them and use happy dance Lee fat - you know - announcer for summoning in fact and go for the open camp easy life music [Music] I hope you guys are doing well in the king of game I was live streaming yesterday and the game is kind of tough I mean that that is messy that I came upon and you need to concentrate well think that I'm still a pratfall I hope you guys have a good cram on it sorry spawn situation our just usually set the monster down because I do not wish to bring my spell card out and now I'm just going to aggressive because more or less machine XYZ you have to be aggressive against that because if they bring the big guns out they can just pretty much distress facedown monster and stuff like that so I don't want that to happen so I want me to be more aggressive and hope for the best [Music] engine stalling I know that he wants to use the X Z monster so he can remove my face a monster but one thing bad about this that is that this B track can oniy special summon Union monsters so pretty much he only can use Z and Y monster but not X plus X monsters or not a monster so I just used my been shot powerful above gotta hop he's in I'm just doing for fun cuz I don't agree on my back row to use my special spell card to bring up the three buildings happy lady's sister honestly I really like copy that cause I don't know since the beginning I've been using them I'm quite upset that the unknown but that's not enough light so I always try my best to play them [Music] so I believe this is a mirror match but this kind of weird I think I'm against a rookie or something because us some happy cars with him but this here is a low my strategy if I recall I'm not sure what the hell is he playing on the same [Music] so same idea face down and now I'm progressing with cyber harpie lady economy I've no idea why sighs okay cuz I got face down and the creature comes heating up which is kinda I was shot when he was happy dance because I was like what the hell he's just another monster and not a future and he got spirit bola which is crazy now use powerfully above bring back my cyber harpie lady and was 2100 now because well he's resurrect from the field so to me now this okay fine I need to go more aggressive but if you ask no car is breaking and now he has to destroy me but my cyber harpie is much more stronger federal agitator [Music] and he himself used the same trick so too much is that the same as fun [Music] I was losing at the stage but I don't know he's just surrendered yes alright I hope you guys enjoyed the video stay tuned for more and member the subscribe and different like alright signing out [Applause] | AGLskilling Lee | UCMssi7SzYzR1ZT8E03AaKXg | 2017-12-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,342 | 6,582 |
lU-3_GGMQbo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU-3_GGMQbo | Unzip Your Pants a Little (Vanish) | hey what's up guys I'm the color man today we're here with aquaticusness sorry you can add the the score okay here we are with vanish I did play this one before but uh we're just gonna do it again because uh Sean's very scared of games as you can find out in the video okay that's fine like like stepper three two one right oh I'm out of breath I'm not interested in that either let's see Ninja okay ready to go let's go let's go slowly hello Batman Go is it no oh you oh should we just Sprint everybody if this if there's Steam not interested in that anymore okay okay it's not interested I haven't got time for it okay um oh did the car just change every time yep that's fun for everyone involved well you just paying attention to where we scheduled to yeah left I'm clicking I don't know what it does but let's see if it does anything Hank I'm not sure what's going on oh we've done that one before oh did you hear that he's like crying what did you do you still 180 no what running go go go left go I just keep saying left all the time okay you're right next time all right the element of surprise mom oh okay all right okay just don't go out yet let me look around first right uh we're doing pretty well I think are we jump scare oh yeah yeah let's do it oh no I'm gonna stop no we're not is that no we're not we're not back at the start what was that then how the [ __ ] are we back at the start what the [ __ ] is going on so sweet well we okay so this this doesn't interest no sticks wait stop walking forwards a minute oh what there's definitely something here yeah look around I'd pushed that literally oh wait maybe we need to go this way then you're telling me to look around you're the one with the are you going back out the way we came no I'm not that you just did no I didn't because oh [ __ ] I'm out of it what the [ __ ] is that oh why is it telling us did you see that did you see that it went in there something went in there exactly should we look behind us yeah oh what is your problems I don't know about you but I've already [ __ ] my pants at least three times you've not seen me get taller oh I'm sorry I never knew that's disgusting I'm sorry bro I can't just unzip your trousers a bit that's what it says so it sounds like just that oh okay just go slowly just just ease into it what happened then no I'm not I'm just not interested I'm just not interested I'm not staying around with a ton of vision I feel like we're just gonna run into something just like knock ourselves out okay stop stop we need to just slow down a bit fail huh this is the end of our friendship by the way unzip your pants a bit well because I haven't got glow stick out what your fingers is Colleen juice oh my God no no no no no no no I'm not interested in that I don't want to okay go there this place is falling apart oh [ __ ] right what do we do you saw this I just tried to do things I just ran to the corner like nope don't just bought myself asleep just like I'm fine I'm fine again I don't like do you want to go right uh yes definitely I don't I don't like this yeah this has been a bit too dark oh my God we're like collecting all if it's a Slenderman oh my good God it's fine don't worry we don't need two one we don't need to even see us it didn't make noise I think he was fapping in the corner smells down here Hank wants to go right remember I don't like the fat no flashlight that fails follow the pipes follow the pipes got it okay damn it at the ladder but I forgot the keys to the ax Escape for my last question oh my God you're just gonna say turn follow the pipes what does that even mean like he definitely saws everywhere yeah but I reckon at some point there won't be like a white pipe or one of the bigger pipes right there is that I mean yeah okay it's just saying he wants to give us a sloppy sloppy [ __ ] sloppy [ __ ] oh my God they've rebuilt it again whatever whatever I'm not scared we are manly men that this sounds are [ __ ] awful don't go in go in go in no oh God there we go we're safe here look back no I'm not interested what happy place right do we need to leave out right in Sprint no just look e21st he's here I don't know why I'm like moving so I can see more of the screen I do a lot trust me what's that what was that Erica said okay Crouch a little bit crazy walk out though how intense is this it's [ __ ] disgusting all right let's do it it's getting worse it's getting so much worse lock it over knock it over no [ __ ] this [ __ ] oh there's arrows oh down she'll run in there did you get the note no it's just this left click to pick up oh now it's slow let's go back for it then what are you coming for it go are you high go I think so there it is no that's not what how's we got here the game is so high there was something behind us then what's that it's down there can we get should we there is a ladder isn't there do not lean on rail come shall we oh he's so scared like that's conflict in interest no end but dead I you speak good England you speak English yes and then like that no end but dead he has an endless amount of money he has an endless amount of paper [ __ ] sake I'm sidestepping I got like | Caluman | UCAzOoNzBGQ2lYmjluc_Ir0g | 2013-11-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,063 | 5,297 |
JpxeFWb-4o8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpxeFWb-4o8 | Stand Together: Rabbi Michael Lerner speaks out against Islamophobia | this rabbi michael lerner human right and that very reason I am very much our host to be an attempt to generate Islamophobia in the United States it started with the generalization from the crimes of 2009-11 towards the whole Islamic people as though you can take the actions of a few and put them on tues the whole society of millions of American Muslims not to mention a worldwide population of a billion Muslims so as a rabbi I'm totally opposed to the Islamophobia that's growing in this country and the attempt a single but now as for example in doing public hearings around the Islamic danger just as I would have been terrified if that had happened explicitly in the 1950s that was implicit in the McCarthy hearings that they were going after do after do have to do but at least they didn't say and it's because of their Judaism here they're going in tourism plus loans because of their Islam well it totally it violates every principle of Torah it certainly violates the principle of love your neighbor as yourself and love the other of the stranger behalf delegator that's central to the Jewish tradition so Jews have to stand up and say at this moment we embrace our Muslim brothers and sisters and we absolutely reject any attempt to separate them out and in some racist way describe the entire population as though it were subversive or hurtful to us on the contrary the what makes Jews safe in this country is precisely the ethos of caring for a variety of different religious and minority groups and if this one is attacked and hurt we're next on the line | T'ruah Rabbis | UCdlE20q3uOd6tkjsCU79Hfw | 2011-03-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 284 | 1,569 |
f54bushS-Jo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f54bushS-Jo | Tiberian Sun Game play POV BACARDI TR vs LostSouls BL Series | I I'm sure he does drugs I just don't know what it's it's a poverty addiction is and the thing is everyone's held like he's been incarcerated for this [ __ ] like everyone's helped me but you don't want to help himself like I've even helped him I stopped doing it because I don't want to be an enabler yeah tough loves really only thing they help there but it's crazy when you go slow that dude was your Alaska this leg it what's going crystal-clear it might be Spyder triage SAS me Redrum humble and what others unit that's a bad combination because red is bad I know it's soul but what's crazy is the matter who it was when the with the fourth person once again speed was fast spiders please leave straight to sixty all the reason is because he was wasn't in last name might have been spider to earlier [Music] yeah like I saw I go sit around and sad chances like I'm going back to school and right now cuz my wife her Union her teacher it's like a union and then she gets sent free college you know for spouse family yes just get that fast book it's not it's not the best you know it's not know like big school but it's a degree oh you don't do it most kind of hard when he has [Music] you know Durant ran away from the [ __ ] [Music] [Applause] [Music] criss-cross gonna make you here [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] I channeled my inner box your inner box what's that mean to destroy lost souls for Microsoft do really you can actually have a good game a big large game maybe I figured char when you came to with your [ __ ] attack I'll just keep my EMP not use it for shits and giggles your dude man you always be new me2 me1 zero sharpie Spyder did you fix your connection bro these three star we right now closed nice lost souls sure you want to do this chart do squirt corpses on Bob Bob yeah that's that's course by the way Bob Shawn what are you doing bro and the net is Cambria - by the way saying that huh I've been saying that for three weeks yeah I know you said treaded which is Cambria yes anyways you finally tell you who's cambree or two other people just say it - seen his IP San Diego and it plays just like you tell anyone that like it's okay ever like dude it's cambria 100% he got a new job you did this earlier he plays really good he plays like all the time [Music] Oh [Music] Oh [Music] you [Music] now [Music] and hey if you got his power if you got that name power he's gonna pet yes as you had what four loaded bombers at the time when he's in hidden with this title spread is he has four hundred straining 320 [Music] no know who the best was all right now Worf vacuum it in Bombers man doing me you yes good morning sweetie pie good morning you wanna go get your fun you can go get your thoughts on my nightstand here [Music] yeah [Music] three harvesters [Music] yes honey pie the exhibition is going on a pause for a moment see what's going on - wifey here's a little bit | Tiberian Sun Adventures | UCJfyI1vPu3szw_wt3GFI_jQ | 2019-03-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 572 | 2,949 |
E3SSfSnL71Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3SSfSnL71Y | Call of Duty on Arafat Gaming | do [Music] foreign oh front line lost the lead [Music] tango down [Applause] friendly hunter killer drone deployed lost the lead [Music] fight we've taken the lead go down tied for the lead need back up [Applause] spotted [Music] cover me back up enemy shock rc is coming enemy in sight tango down take it down lead back up um [Music] need backup oh god priority testing failure return to base [Music] um front line sentry gun deployed [Music] friendly xs1 goliath one goliath is landing [Music] uh [Music] reloading cover me back up friendly sentry gun deployed objective almost complete keep it up predator missile awaiting orders enemies [Music] nice work well done [Music] foreign | ARAFAT GAMING | UC6P5Hf3F4_8wIMEKbnv2Wqg | 2021-07-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 116 | 684 |
xx7lgFdT_rs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx7lgFdT_rs | Linking DNA markers to disease | so we've spent a lot of time connecting dna structure dna polymorphisms and the methods that are used to discover and study them however we really need to take a moment and talk about why why one would go to the trouble and again we're going to come back to this topic but please consider this a preview so imagine that you have a chromosome and that a gene exists on this chromosome we'll call it d because that gene is related to a genetic disease and you're studying this disease and you know that the disease is genetic because it's obviously passed from parents to offspring but you don't know which gene causes it and you want to find which gene causes it because that might give you some insight into the molecular basis of the disease and possible preventions or treatments so to find this gene you take a snip microarray and you use that snip microarray to genotype a bunch of people that have the disease and a bunch of people that don't and the step microarray looks at loci all over the genome but some of these loci in some of these loci a person's genotype is correlated with whether they have the disease and in some of these loci the person's genotype is not correlated and so let's say that you find a locus right here where all of the people who have the disease have a c and all of the people who don't have the disease have a t and you know because you're using an inexpensive snip microarray that there are many more polymorphisms in the genome then you can measure right one of these microarrays you know an inexpensive one is like 50 000 snips but you know that there are more on the order of 10 million single nucleotide variations and that doesn't account for structural variations and copy number variations and tandem duplicates and all of those kinds of things but if you find one of these polymorphisms where a person's genotype there is related to correlated with whether they have that disease or not that signal that linkage tells you that the gene that causes that disease is somewhere in the area it is close to that polymorphism it is close to the dna marker that you can measure and now you can single out this part of the genome for additional study and go see if you can find the gene that is actually the cause of the disease and this process finding polymorphisms that are linked to genetic diseases and then using that information to find the actual disease gene this process has been going on for decades now and we're going to see a number of concrete examples of this as the semester continues | Brian Teague | UC5womq2tZ5YzqoJPUn1kk5Q | 2022-02-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 469 | 2,537 |
t2OmC3TZDaI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2OmC3TZDaI | Seed and tuber gathering organic farm Gainesville Fl | yeah so this is a Linda land I'm sorry is it Chris yeah yeah number one Chris digging up the sunchokes also AKA jerusalem artichokes this is our harvest they look a little bit like gingers this way but they're like a tuber starchy tuber this is the epp crop partnering with sam bruh Thoros l's and the dried-up lamb's-quarter and callaloo and pigeon pea too much other stuff ready on here this is cody of Sam bruh hello good morning five Michael so this is sam bro here second light frost and a couple of things got zapped third yep so this is what happens you need to come out and eat the callaloo because this is what happens it doesn't get harvested | PrimateSoul | UC6js1m70ukOLD5l6uuzTjgA | 2012-11-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 124 | 652 |
dnhZ5OGchIE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnhZ5OGchIE | Steinmüller remains ready for growth in the energy market | for [Music] sub-saharan sub-saharan africa our biggest drive is to manufacture and send manufactured goods for those countries that are distant from us so and quite a large number of countries are changing if you take in nigeria for instance they're having to upgrade their power generation system so for people like that or countries like that we we are there to manufacture and and produce or to repair a plant that they already have but nearby where we do not have a language barriers for instance such as we would whether it's in namibia where there are plants that we have worked on before long ago or now when they are wanting to do studies in terms of trying to harness the gas energy that they have and that's that's the that's next door to us it it is manageable to do botswana here so all of those who are in the southern african power pool it is it that's why we will be operating but anywhere else outside of those areas we look to export manufactured goods from from south africa and we stand a very uh good uh chance in that there are incentives that the likes of dji uh give for for local production and and we think this is really the opportunity to increase on these things provided these incentives when one looks into them carefully mr bolofo you have quite a few niche pieces of equipment in this factory can you maybe give us an overview of your activities here and what projects you have in progress look this this plant really is it has got all you need to build boilers or some such a plant so starting off right at the top end we've got the pima machine which is for welding membranes for boilers that is an imported piece of kit and thing there's probably only two in this country and probably well i i i don't think in southern africa any other people have it the next other pride is the induction vending machine which i doubt there is another in the in the whole continent then have the other machines for welding onto headers and so forth for its automated automated welding procedures but as you have seen we also have quite a lot of machining capability in here on the other side we also have these novel technologies such as the explosive welding which we are again in the country uh the only ones with with that although it's on unlicensed uh from from the uk but we have done a whole lot of development uh in those technologies um yeah of course the cold bending machines are to have cnc machines which are uh computerized systems and therefore we we can handle that for any any of the boilers and and some of the very intricate geometries that you require for things like the hp heaters and so forth which we are in the process of manufacturing now [Music] you | CreamerMedia | UCJgL-9dGxaNliut95UM68Ug | 2022-04-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 503 | 2,696 |
BC885C6Yck4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC885C6Yck4 | Computer sciences | Wikipedia audio article | computer science as the theory experimentation and engineering that form the basis for the design and use of computers it involves the study of algorithms that process store and communicate digital information a computer scientist specializes in the theory of computation and the design of computational systems it's fields can be divided into a variety of theoretical and practical disciplines some fields such as computational complexity theory which explores the fundamental properties of computational and intractable problems are highly abstract while fields such as computer graphics emphasize real-world visual applications other fields focus on challenges in implementing computation for example programming language theory considers various approaches to the description of computation while the study of computer programming itself investigates various aspects of the use of programming languages and complex systems human-computer interaction considers the challenges in making computers and computations useful usable and universally accessible to humans topic history you the earliest foundations of what would become computer science predate the invention of the modern digital computer machines for calculating fixed numerical tasks such as the abacus have existed since antiquity aiding in computations such as multiplication and division further algorithms for performing computations have existed since antiquity even before the development of sophisticated computing equipment wilhelm shekhar designed and constructed the first working mechanical calculator in 1623 in 1673 Gottfried Leibniz demonstrated a digital mechanical calculator called the stepped reckoner he may be considered the first computer scientist and information theorist for among other reasons documenting the binary number system in 1820 Tomas de colmar launched the mechanical calculator industry when he released his simplified arithmometer which was the first calculating machine strong enough and reliable enough to be used daily in an office environment Charles Babbage started the design of the first automatic mechanical calculator his Difference Engine in 1822 which eventually gave him the idea of the first programmable mechanical calculator his analytical engine he started developing this machine in 1834 and in less than two years he had sketched out many of the salient features of the modern computer a crucial step was the adoption of a punched card system derived from the jacquard loom making it infinitely programmable in 1843 during the translation of a French article on the analytical engine Ada Lovelace wrote in one of the many notes she included an algorithm to compute the Bernoulli numbers which is considered to be the first computer program around 1885 Herman Hollerith invented the tabulator which used punched cards to process statistical information eventually his company became part of IBM in 1937 100 years after Babbage's impossible dream they convinced IBM which was making all kinds of punched card equipment and was also in the calculator business to develop his giant programmable calculator the ASCC harvard mark one based on Babbage's analytical engine which itself used cards in a central computing unit when the machine was finished some Hill did as Babbage's dream come true during the 1940s as new and more powerful computing machines were developed the term computer came to refer to the machines rather than their human predecessors as it became clear that computers could be used for more than just mathematical calculations the field of computer science brought in to study computation in general computer science began to be established as a distinct academic discipline in the 1950s and early 1960s the world's first computer science degree program the Cambridge diploma in computer science began at the University of Cambridge computer laboratory in 1953 the first computer science degree program in the United States was formed at Purdue University in 1962 since practical computers became available many applications of computing have become distinct areas of study in their own rights although many initially believed it was impossible that computers themselves could actually be a scientific field of study in the late 50s it gradually became accepted among the greater academic population it is the now well-known IBM brand that formed part of the computer science revolution during this time IBM short for International Business Machines released the IBM 704 and later the IBM 709 computers which were widely used during the exploration period of such devices still working with the IBM computer was frustrating if you had misplaced as much as one letter in one instruction the program would crash and you would have to start the whole process over again during the late 1950s the computer science discipline was very much in its developmental stages and such issues were commonplace time has seen significant improvements in the usability and effectiveness of computing technology modern society has seen a significant shift in the users of computer technology from usage only by experts and professionals to a near ubiquitous user base initially computers were quite costly and some degree of humanitarian aid was needed for efficient use in part from professional computer operators as computer adoption became more widespread and affordable less human assistance was needed for common usage topic contributions despite its short history as a formal academic discipline computer science has made a number of fundamental contributions to science and society in fact along with electronics it is a founding science of the current epoch of human history called the Information Age and a driver of the information revolution seen as the third major leap in human technological progress after the Industrial Revolution 1750 to 1850 C II and the agricultural revolution eight thousand five thousand BC these contributions include the start of the digital revolution which includes the current Information Age and the internet a formal definition of computation and computability and proof that there are computationally unsolvable and intractable problems the concept of a programming language a tool for the precise expression of methodological information at various levels of abstraction in cryptography breaking the Enigma code was an important factor contributing to the Allied victory in world war ii scientific computing enabled practical evaluation of processes and situations of great complexity as well as experimentation entirely by software it also enabled advanced study of the mind and mapping of the human genome became possible with the Human Genome Project distributed computing projects such as folding at home explore protein folding algorithmic trading has increased the efficiency and liquidity of financial markets by using artificial intelligence machine learning and other statistical and numerical techniques on a large scale high-frequency algorithmic trading can also exacerbate volatility computer graphics and computer-generated imagery have become ubiquitous in modern entertainment particularly in television cinema advertising animation and video games even films that feature no explicit CGI are usually filmed now on digital cameras or edited or post-process using a digital video editor simulation of various processes including computational fluid dynamics physical electrical and electronic systems and circuits as well as societies and social situations notably wargames along with their habitats among many others modern computers enable optimization of such designs as complete aircraft notable in electrical and electronic circuit design our spice as well as software for physical realization of new or modified designs the latter includes essential design software for integrated circuits artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly important as it gets more efficient and complex there are many applications of AI some of which can be seen at home such as robotic vacuum cleaners it is also present in video games and on the modern battlefield in drones anti-missile systems and squad support robots human-computer interaction combines novel algorithms with design strategies that enable rapid human performance low error rates ease in learning and high satisfaction researchers use ethnographic observation and automated data collection to understand user needs then conduct usability tests to refine designs key innovations include the direct manipulation selectable web links touchscreen designs mobile applications and virtual reality topic etymology although first proposed in 1956 the term computer science appears in a 1959 article in communications of the ACM in which Lewis fine argues for the creation of a graduate school in Computer Sciences analogous to the creation of Harvard Business School in 1921 justifying the name by arguing that like management science the subject is applied and interdisciplinary in nature while having the characteristics typical of an academic discipline his efforts and those of others such as numerical analysts George Forsyth were rewarded universities went on to create such programs starting with Purdue in 1962 despite its name a significant amount of computer science does not involve the study of computers themselves because of this several alternative names have been proposed certain departments of major universities prefer the term computing science to emphasize precisely that difference danish scientist peter naur suggested the term data lagi to reflect the fact that the scientific discipline revolves around data and data treatment while not necessarily involving computers the first scientific institution to use the term was the department of data lagi at the university of copenhagen founded in 1969 with peter naur being the first professor in data lagi the term is used mainly in the Scandinavian countries an alternative term also proposed by Knauer is data science this is now used for a distinct field of data analysis including statistics and databases also in the early days of computing a number of terms for the practitioners of the field of computing were suggested in the communications of the ACM Turing Janee R tur ologist flowcharts man applied met a mathematician and applied epistemologists three months later in the same journal compt ologist was suggested followed next year by hi Paulo gist the term compute excessed 'add in Europe terms derived from contract two translations of the expression automatic information eg informa Sione Automatica in Italian or information and mathematics are often used eg informatique French informatics Ehrman informatica Italian Dutch informatica Spanish Portuguese informatica Slavic languages and Hungarian or pyrophoric key player for ik which means informatics in Greek similar words have also been adopted in the UK as in the School of Informatics of the University of Edinburgh in the u.s. however informatics is linked with applied computing or computing in the context of another domain a folkloric quotation often attributed to but almost certainly not first formulated by Edsger Dijkstra states that computer science as know more about computers than astronomy as about telescopes the design and deployment of computers and computer systems as generally considered the province of disciplines other than computer science for example the study of computer hardware is usually considered part of computer engineering while the study of commercial computer systems and their deployment is often called information technology or information systems however there has been much cross fertilization of ideas between the various computer related disciplines computer science research also often intersects other disciplines such as philosophy cognitive science linguistics mathematics physics biology statistics and logic computer science is considered by some to have a much closer relationship with mathematics than many scientific disciplines with some observers saying that computing as a mathematical science early computer science was strongly influenced by the work of mathematicians such as Kurt Godel Alan Turing Raja Pater and Alonzo Church and there continues to be a useful interchange of ideas between the two fields in areas such as mathematical logic category theory main theory and algebra the relationship between computer science and software engineering as a contentious issue which is further muddied by disputes over what the term software engineering means and how computer science is defined David Parnas taking a cue from the relationship between other engineering and science disciplines has claimed that the principal focus of computer science is studying the properties of computation in general while the principal focus of software engineering as the design of specific computations to achieve practical goals making the two separate but complementary disciplines the academic political and funding aspects of computer science tend to depend on whether a department formed with a mathematical emphasis or with an engineering emphasis computer science departments with a mathematics emphasis and with a numerical orientation consider alignment with computational science both types of departments tend to make efforts to bridge the field educationally if not across all research you topic philosophy a number of computer scientists have argued for the distinction of three separate paradigms in computer science peter Wagner argued that those paradigms are science technology and mathematics peter Dunning's working group argued that they are theory abstraction modeling and design Amane chetan described them as the rationalist paradigm which treats computer science as a branch of mathematics which is prevalent in theoretical computer science and mainly employs deductive reasoning the technocratic paradigm which might be found in engineering approaches most prominently in software engineering and the scientific paradigm which approaches computer related artifacts from the empirical perspective of Natural Sciences identifiable in some branches of artificial intelligence topic areas of computer science as a discipline computer science spans a range of topics from theoretical studies of algorithms and the limits of computation to the practical issues of implementing computing systems in hardware and software CSA B formerly called computing Sciences Accreditation Board which is made up of representatives of the Association for Computing Machinery ACM and the I Triple E Computer Society i triple e CS identifies four areas that it considers crucial to the discipline of computer science theory of computation algorithms and data structures programming methodology and languages and computer elements and architecture in addition to these four areas CSA B also identifies fields such as software engineering artificial intelligence computer networking and communication database systems parallel computation distributed computation human-computer interaction computer graphics operating systems and numerical and symbolic computation as being important areas of computer science topic theoretical computer science theoretical computer science is mathematical and abstract in spirit but it drives its motivation from practical and everyday computation its aim is to understand the nature of computation and as a consequence of this understanding provide more efficient methodologies all studies related to mathematical logic than formal concepts and methods could be considered as theoretical computer science provided that the motivation is clearly drawn from the field of computing you topic data structures and algorithms data structures and algorithms are the study of commonly used computational methods and their computational efficiency topic theory of computation according to Peter Denning the fundamental question underlying Computer Sciences what can be efficiently automated theory of computation is focused on answering fundamental questions about what can be computed and what amount of resources are required to perform those computations in an effort to answer the first question computability theory examines which computational problems are solvable on various theoretical models of computation the second question is addressed by computational complexity theory which studies the time and space costs associated with different approaches to solving a multitude of computational problems the famous P equals NP problem one of the millennium prize problems is an open problem in the theory of computation equals topic information and coding theory equals information theory is related to the quantification of information this was developed by Claude Shannon to find fundamental limits on signal processing operations such as compressing data and on reliably storing and communicating data coding theory is the study of the properties of codes systems for converting information from one form to another and their fitness for a specific application codes are used for data compression cryptography error detection and correction and more recently also for network coding codes are studied for the purpose of designing efficient and reliable data transmission methods topic programming language theory programming language theory as a branch of computer science that deals with the design implementation analysis characterization and classification of programming languages and their individual features it falls within the discipline of computer science both depending on and affecting mathematics software engineering and linguistics it is an active research area with numerous dedicated academic journals topic formal methods formal methods are a particular kind of mathematically based technique for the specification development and verification of software and hardware systems the use of formal methods for software and hardware design as motivated by the expectation that as in other engineering disciplines performing appropriate mathematical analysis can contribute to the reliability and robustness of a design they form an important theoretical underpinning for software engineering especially where safety or security is involved formal methods are a useful adjunct to software testing since they help avoid errors and can also give a framework for testing for industrial use tool support is required however the high cost of using formal methods means that they are usually only used in the development of high integrity and life critical systems where safety or security as of utmost importance formal methods are best described as the application of a fairly broad variety of theoretical computer science fundamentals in particular logic calculi formal languages automata theory and program semantics but also type systems and algebraic data types to problems in software and hardware specification and verification topic computer systems you topic computer architect and Computer Engineering computer architecture or digital computer organization is the conceptual design and fundamental operational structure of a computer system it focuses largely on the way by which the central processing unit performs internally and accesses addresses in memory the field often involves disciplines of computer engineering and electrical engineering selecting and interconnecting hardware components to create computers that meet functional performance and cost goals topic computer performance analysis computer performance analysis as the study of work flowing through computers with the general goals of improving throughput controlling response time using resources efficiently eliminating bottlenecks and predicting performance under anticipated peak loads you topic concurrent parallel and distributed systems concurrency as a property of systems in which several computations are executing simultaneously and potentially interacting with each other a number of mathematical models have been developed for general concurrent computation including Petri Nets process calculi and the parallel random access machine model a distributed system extends the idea of concurrency onto multiple computers connected through a network computers within the same distributed system have their own private memory and information is often exchanged among themselves to achieve a common goal topic computer networks you this branch of computer science aims to manage networks between computers worldwide you topic computer security and cryptography computer security as a of computer technology with an objective of protecting information from unauthorized access disruption or modification while maintaining the accessibility and usability of the system for its intended users cryptography as the practice and study of hiding encryption and therefore deciphering decryption information modern cryptography is largely related to computer science for many encryption and decryption algorithms are based on their computational complexity topic databases a database is intended to organize store and retrieve large amounts of data easily digital databases are managed using database management systems to store create maintain and search data through database models and query languages topic computer applications you topic computer graphics and visualization computer graphics as the study of digital visual contents and involves the synthesis and manipulation of image data the study is connected to many other fields in computer science including computer vision image processing and computational geometry and is heavily applied in the fields of special effects and video games you topic human-computer interaction research that develops theories principles and guidelines for user interface designers so they can create satisfactory user experiences with desktop laptop and mobile devices topic scientific computing scientific computing or computational science is the field of study concerned with constructing mathematical models and quantitative analysis techniques and using computers to analyze and solve scientific problems in practical use it is typically the application of computer simulation and other forms of computation to problems in various scientific disciplines topic artificial intelligence artificial intelligence AI aims to or is required to synthesize goal orientated processes such as problem solving decision making environmental adaptation learning and communication found in humans and animals from its origins in cybernetics and in the Dartmouth conference 1956 artificial intelligence research has been necessarily cross-disciplinary drawing on areas of expertise such as Applied Mathematics symbolic logic semiotics electrical engineering philosophy of mind neurophysiology and social intelligence AI is associated in the popular mind with robotic development but the main field of practical application has been as an embedded component in areas of software development which require computational understanding the starting point in the late 1940s was Alan Turing's question can computers think and the question remains effectively unanswered although the Turing test is still used to assess computer output on the scale of human intelligence but the automation of evaluative and predictive tasks has been increasingly successful as a substitute for human monitoring and intervention in domains of computer application involving complex real-world data topic software engineering [Music] software engineering is the study of designing implementing and modifying software in order to ensure it is of high quality affordable maintainable and fast to build it is a systematic approach to software design involving the application of engineering practices to software software engineering deals with the organizing and analyzing of software it doesn't just deal with the creation or manufacture of new software but its internal maintenance and arrangement topic the great insights of computer science the philosopher of computing bill Rappaport noted three great insights of computer science Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz George Bulls Alan Turing's Claude Shannon's and Samuel Morse's insight there are only two objects that a computer has to deal with in order to represent anything all the information about any computable problem can be represented using only 0 & 1 or any other bi-stable pair that can flip-flop between two easily distinguishable states such as on/off magnetized de magnetized high voltage low voltage etc Alan Turing's insight there are only five actions that a computer has to perform in order to do anything every algorithm can be expressed in a language for a computer consisting of only five basic instructions move left one location move right one location red symbol at current location print zero at current location print one at current location bohm and Giuseppe Japanese insight there are only three ways of combining these actions into more complex ones that are needed in order for a computer to do anything only three rules are needed to combine any set of basic instructions into more complex ones sequence first do this then do that selection if such and such is the case then do this else do that repetition while such and such as the case do this note that the three rules of Boehm's and Japanese insight can be further simplified with the use of goto which means it is more elementary than structured programming topic academia conferences are important events for computer science research during these conferences researchers from the public and private sectors present their recent work and meet unlike in most other academic fields in computer science the prestige of conference papers is greater than that of journal publications one proposed explanation for this as the quick development of this relatively new field requires rapid review and distribution of results a task better handled by conferences than by journals topic programming paradigms programming languages can be leveraged as tools to accomplish a variety of tasks therefore different programming paradigms exist a few basic programming paradigms used throughout computer science are object-oriented programming object-oriented programming as a programming paradigm based on the concept of objects which may contain data in the form of fields often known as attributes and code in the form of procedures often known as methods a feature of objects as that an object's procedures can access and often modify the data fields of the object with which they are associated thus object-oriented computer programs are made out of objects that interact with one another imperative programming in computer science imperative programming as a programming paradigm that uses statements that change a program state in much the same way that the imperative mood in natural languages expresses commands an imperative program consists of commands for the computer to perform imperative programming focuses on describing how a program operates functional programming in computer science functional programming as a programming paradigm a style of building the structure and elements of computer programs that treats computation as the evaluation of mathematical functions and avoids changing state and mutable data it is a declarative programming paradigm which means programming is done with expressions or declarations instead of statements procedural programming procedural programming as a programming paradigm derived from structured programming based upon the concept of the procedure call procedures also known as routines subroutines or functions not to be confused with mathematical functions but similar to those used in functional programming simply contain a series of computational steps to be carried out most programming languages offer support for multiple programming paradigms making the distinction more a matter of style than of technical capabilities topic education since computer science as a relatively new field it is not as widely taught in schools in universities as other academic subjects for example in 2014 code.org estimated that only 10% of high schools in the United States offered computer science education a 2010 report by Association for Computing Machinery ACM and Computer Science Teachers Association CSTA revealed that only 14 out of 50 states have adopted significant education standards for high school computer science however computer science education is growing some countries such as Israel New Zealand and South Korea have already included computer science in their respective national secondary education curriculum several countries are following suit in most countries there is a significant gender gap in computer science education for example in the u.s. about 20% of computer science degrees in 2012 were conferred to women this gender gap also exists in other Western countries however in some parts of the world the gap is small or non-existent in 2011 approximately half of all computer science degrees in Malaysia were conferred to women in 2001 women made up 54.5% of computer science graduates in Guyana topic see also equals equals notes | wikipedia tts | UCe9qlV5GQtAsYCTdRwgeHjA | 2018-12-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,342 | 29,289 |
WGQAGTyEwxk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGQAGTyEwxk | HOW TO COOK A WHOLE FROZEN CHICKEN IN THE INSTANT POT | Easiest Chicken Recipe | hi guys my name is Nick and welcome back to my channel today I want to show you guys how you can cook a whole frozen chicken in your instant pot in just about 70 minutes it's crazy so I have here a old frozen chicken this is a local pastor a chicken and we left my local like grass-fed whenever we possibly can and so I'm super excited to kind of this chicken are in the pot for us to enjoy for dinner tonight I just pulled this out of the freezer and I love I don't have to wait for this chicken to top because I personally am terrible at remembering to thaw meat out before I needed so having an instant pot has saved me so many times because you can cook frozen meat in it and it takes like no time at all and so I absolutely love this recipe it just blows my mind how it goes from a frozen chunk of meat to totally cooked and falling off the bones when it's done and I try to cut it up get just like the bones just pull like out of the meat you can't even really cut it because it's just so tender and juicy so hopefully this is helpful for you guys as well my let's get right into this recipe so all you're going to need is a frozen chicken I also have coconut oil here but you can also use olive oil I'm going to season it with just salt pepper I got some family in salt here normally I would put more seasonings on this like paprika or oregano parsley I would get all fancy with it but my husband to the lovely campsite right now he's at one of the early stages of the gaps diet so right now you can only have felt pepper and then I have a cup of water and that's all you really need it's crazy so first what you're gonna do is take the chicken of packaging and just set it right in your instant pot and then I'm going to take this coconut oil and it's already melted you want it to be a liquid oil and I'm just going to pour it over the chicken and get it all coated so that these spices stick to it I'm gonna make sure I get on the front and the back and then I magic myself pepper it's pretty low I'm gonna chicken on the front of the back [Music] and then once you're done with that just leave that you can sitting in there and then I'm going to take my cup of water and pour it down into the instant pot being careful not to pour it over the chicken because I don't want to disturb the spices that I put in there but I just want the water to sit at the bottom so I'm gonna pour it next to the chicken and then we're gonna send our instant pot to pressure cooking on high and now the times for cooking are different for it you have a 6 quart into pop or an 8 quart and also the size of your chicken so I will write down in the description box all the different variations because it's gonna depend a lot on those two things but for mine I have a 6 quart instant pot and I have about a 5 pound chicken so I'm gonna set the timer on my instant pot for 70 minutes and then you're just gonna wait the 70 minutes until it's cooked and now you want to make sure that you do a natural release not a quick release so you just want to let all the pressure that's built up in their release on its own not open the ceiling vent it'll probably take about 15 to 20 minutes and I usually set my instant pot on the keep warm setting so that when it's done cooking it just keeps it warm and I don't have to worry about it starting to go bad or anything if I'm cooking this in the morning I can just forget about it and it'll keep it warm and at their proper temperature to not spoil or anything so then I just don't like to worry about it until we're ready to eat and then once of all the pressures release just open up your lid and you have a nice juicy tender chicken again it's just amazing that it's cooked in that amount of time and typically what I do after this is I take the chicken out and I pull all the meat off the bone or I gather the bones back up I'm sure we've eaten the meat off the pumps one way or another I gather all the bones back up afterwards and I put them back in the instant pot and you can add any bones that you saved in your freezer for making stock usually and I'm completely out the phone so I just make a little batch with the chicken bones right away and I'll make it batch of bone broth and so this is just a great way to make sure you using every single part of the chicken and using it to its full potential and you don't want to waste that bones on this that's amazing got healing and immune boosting stuff I will link my video and how I make both growth and way instant pot and then also the one about how I pressure Canada so that you can store it at room temperature but now you are all done and you have this wonderful chicken that's right to eat so I hope you guys enjoy this recipe and it was a whole it has definitely been a lifesaver for me I'm not great at planning ahead but getting meat out thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next video bye [Music] | Wilson Homestead | UCWVlhzHe0xNarSoQ0T2yJag | 2020-03-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,011 | 4,904 |
4ZBjqBl_-Rk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZBjqBl_-Rk | Whitney Plantation Wall of Honor | all right so this is the vowel of honor it honors 354 individuals of record who weren't slaves here on this property now we know that just for the overall production of this plantation there had to have been more than 354 and so we leave one plank blanking out of the those who have went on going on named but on this side of the wall it represents the international slave trade individuals who are taken from western Africa brought here to be enslaved now a lot of people have misconceptions about West African slave trade thinking that it was just a free-for-all that any individual taking complete brought to any place but this election was very purposeful on this plantation most of those enslaved here were from Senegal Senegal Africa or Ghana B Africa it was known as Senegambia event this is because they were well-equipped to work in swamp-like conditions they were rice farmers they were able to put a food substance of Plenty here on this plantation and then irrigate waters for more dry crop and that is why they were selected here and this is not the only slave samples that was very purposeful in the selection of taking African people for their skills Carolina did similar so the you'll notice that the names however European in the origin but that Spanish French or English this is because once they were taken then carry off for two months voyage on a Middle Passage which a third of the population on those ships died because they were collect kept below decks in pestilential type conditions where they were not allowed to move around freely not allowed to have a proper place to dispose of bodily food it was hot the air itself became disease-causing and most of them did die from disease and their bodies were tossed overboard but for those who survived the voyage they once they made it to the Americas first stop the West Indies in the Caribbean islands they were given new names and those names were to give them the new persona of property destiny distancing themselves from their families their history their people as Africans and so you'll see those names have been changed but some of them are West African this is because one form of resistance was to keep the name that they were given so here we have some examples of a Samba which is the name given to the second son of a phobic people Kaku the name given to a male born on a Wednesday and Musa the name given to someone of Islamic faith it is Moses in Islam or we've noticed is in bills of sale and runaway ads the names will have the Christian name at top the the European name at top but then also known as I'm so called and those would be those West African names and everybody else called them because they wouldn't go buy anything else so that's one only issues of resistance here now the International slave trade does not continue when the United States becomes the United States the Constitutional Convention they decided that it was a risk taking people from western Africa who were once freed and enslaving them here in the United States they went off of the revolution in same domain Haiti that those individuals revolted against their enslavement to free and liberate themselves that was a huge risk for the United States so they thought that it was a safer bet to continue to enslave those who were already enslaved they put a 20-year ban on the slave trade which would make slave trade illegal and 1807 so from 1807 onward a new type of slave trade rose up I became heavily used that's domestic slave trade trading those who were already enslaved from the upper south to the deep south now way that this slave trade was conducted as a really good a good explanation of it is here from Julia when she said my MA had 15 children and none of them had the same pop every time she was sold she would get another man that was my mrs. brother's child you see every time she was sold she had to take another man her had 15 children after she was sold the last time so a process of breeding individuals to create a new site population began here in the United States and it made a lot of money it added a wealth to the economic sector and then we can really clearly see this on the opposite side of the wall the opposite side of the wall reflects the domestic slave trade so if you'll follow me here [Applause] so this domestic slave trade added true wealth to the US economy because it dealt in the principles of supply and demand in the states known as the deep south there was a huge demand for snin slave labor the plantations were larger they made more cash crops than those in the upper south which would have been more towards Virginia and Delaware and Maryland so they would sell those planters in the upper south realized that they made more money selling the enslaved that they had the surplus of aid they had instead of plantation labor and crops on their own properties so they started breeding individuals to fulfill the demand for enslaved individuals in the south now as we can see that money being carried over we have a very good example Jean Jacques jr. remember I told you we had a problem with vet in 1840 he decided to sell 62 enslaved individuals to relieve himself of some debt and the prices of those from individuals vary based on age sex lucas do so some examples we have all this happened on one day April 30th of 1840 we have little quim who was 50 years old reaching towards the end of life not going to be a very good field laborer could have worked around the house he was sold for $170 whereas on the other spectrum you have Lewis o was listed as an engineer Carter and clownin which would have been essential in the sugar plantation to deal with the mechanics behind sugar production steam power grinders and such so for $1,400 on the female spectrum we have a survey who's 25 listed on an official bill of sale as being an idiot she had some type of mental disability that limited her performance of work but she was still sold this day for a hundred and five dollars twenty-five she could still breed and potentially have more children whereas Marguerite who was listed as a washer seamstress and cook was sold for $30 I remember she was thirty years old so for a hundred one thousand two hundred and twenty five dollars so all together on this one day sixty two individual sole for fifty seven thousand seventy-five dollars in today's money that would be around one point four million dollars that John Jacques could you your sole individuals for to alleviate himself of some debt so we're talking about substantial amounts of money now if you may have noticed on both sides of the walls that they have learnt to last names they might be two first names but there aren't last names there is however only one here Victor hey del victor is the one success story of Whitney plantation because we can tie his family his descendants his story to people living in New Orleans today this is something that you're not gonna be able to do with any of the forth of three hundred and fifty three individuals we're not gonna be able to tie history this is information that you can go to as a descendant of one of these people and say this was my descendant this was the culture this is the life of the person this is just monetary value information but Victor we know the story of Victor Victor did see freedom he had children and one of his descendants living today along with her family zib Ojeda Morial she teachers civil rights activists became first lady of New Orleans married the first African mayor American mayor of New Orleans Ernest Morial and her son Mark became the third african-american mayor of New Orleans so we called this a success story because we can tie Victor's history but out of Victor's success is his brother story of true tragedy which I will tell you about in the big house his mother was Anna | Sean Anderson | UChWSe6a7wJgEu4e4mDn37SA | 2017-03-30 | 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TUUhACx4tBs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUUhACx4tBs | Hanoi Rocks - Don't You Ever Leave Me Reaction | what's up you guys welcome back to my channel so up next you guys were nation and requested video you guys this was another donation in custom video guys from Rockstar this is how new rocks don't you ever leave me don't you ever leave me so we're gonna get into it if you guys are feeling the vibe make sure you smash like but hit that red one show me love I'll show you favor artists love you guys let's go this is my first time reacting to them so let's [Music] their likes are wearing me down I'm loving the hair [Music] [Applause] [Music] I was imposing myself just a world favorite guys don't kill me now [Music] understand let's give it another time and see if anything now then you came along my own ray of sunshine will warm my sunshine [Music] two arguments [Music] you will tell me now he is pouring out his love [Music] [Applause] [Music] don't you ever you guys not only was I feeling the vibe of their music but I was feeling like their swag like they they had their own different like they had their own different set up like it was the one on the left side well my it would be in my left side he was like fly guy he was like fly guy and then the one in the middle the main singer he was like fancy he was like fancy and then we run on a ride he was like more punkish and then you had the one in the bag doing the guitar with the Hawaiian shirt I just felt like they had their own little vibe and I was filling that and they all came together gave me a Papa rock like a pop rock vibe how you came in my life and you just changed this sunshine sunshine let me know how you guys feel about her new rocks don't you ever leave me do you guys wanted to stay on the channel smash alike but hit that rubble you guys I really that was awesome I really that was amazing I felt it was different they was they was very different to me um so we're gonna see what's this a little bit about this so they definitely surprised me you guys they definitely definitely surprised me he means a single by the finish by the Finnish rock by the Finnish rock and glam punk huh new rocks take it from the 1984 hit album two steps from the move the single was released by CBS don't you ever leave me made by the first appearance on who knew I knew her I knew I hope I even pronouncing awry like her nuit her new rocks but it had more punky but it had more punky atmosphere and faster temper and faster tempo I'm trippin today yacht in faster tempo they remade the version which made the bear loved much more it is usually considered one of the best songs by who knew rocks the band's guitarist Andy McCoy commented or the song get finished sound e-magazine in 1984 well yeah we screwed up that song so bad back then that we had to remake it now a song I think it's great and this version is what the original shout and this is what the original should sound like okay you guys so he was not feeling the vibe back then but then he remade and he was like okay this is it this is it let me know how you guys feel if you guys want to say ah nice light button hit that rubber you guys even the picture of the album I'm guessing it says like it's awesome this is awesome like you could just tell they how different different vibes but they all came together they all sounded great you guys seven single 12 single EP 22 January 24th March 1984 genre rock hard rock glam punk and glam rock ooh label is CBS I didn't know CBS had a music label let me know how you guys feel smash it hit it and shout out some rock star once again you guys | India Reacts | UCl6rkFLhFc7tXN8n8Wk_-vw | 2019-04-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 707 | 3,517 |
2TSKm9u1OEc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TSKm9u1OEc | Which are the best ways to get bitcoins | hi welcome to another with going money Center video I'm your host from entourage' and today I'm going to talk about which are the best way to get bitcoins so let's get started the enormous question of the right way to get bitcoins soon after having a basic education what bitcoin is and so how a Bitcoin wallet seriously operate you may possibly want to get straight to the digital currency environment and obtain a few Bitcoin for yourself therefore the giant question comes through thinking how do you acquire bitcoins becoming difficult to get bitcoins immediately after you obtain the understanding of the origin of almost every Bitcoin which is based upon a mining process you will in mind that the ideal way to acquire them is by signing up for this mining process the issue is that this has turned into extremely challenging lately since the super fast popularity rise of the cryptocurrency sell products or services for bitcoins every single Bitcoin originated as the consequence of a formal transaction hence they managed to obtain them the moment you don't have any is very own painting a transaction from someone else when you buy them is in cash or as well by mining you with coins the moment you know a person who has been coined you can easily request him or her to sell their bitcoins in the event you are not aware of any person of them you can certainly obtain bitcoins by offering another form of transaction with just some other Bitcoin user ending up you getting paid in bitcoins the alternative is reminding them yourself my name bitcoins just in case you are unable to purchase Bitcoin with someone else you can easily get them by mine in them the term mining you translate to solving a sophisticated mathematical program which objective is to verify other people transactions for your efforts we are honored with bitcoins obtaining bitcoins is often free nevertheless a feel might be a touch for sending them it will depend on the online system you work with as before getting into mining bitcoins you need to discover that it is not an easy technique to get bitcoins it necessitates untechnical parties which usually may well not be functional for you buying bitcoins in the event you don't know any individual who holds Whitcombe you don't own anything to sell to have change for Bitcoin there's some manner to buy a bit college they are different online networks this sell Bitcoin by a meter referred to as trading or a chain in this section I will list a full of approaches you can certainly use to obtain it coins private corns from a person generate their online marketplaces exactly where you can easily purchase Bitcoin in a person-to-person structure you can easily pay these persons by cash all but by several other ways the fantastic thing is that you under seller can certainly plan the payment method cancellation directly in person cash by deposit inquire PayPal etc the crucial aspect in this case is that come across a trustworthy individual a great idea is employing an escrow online service by this way you can easily share yourself to any sort of theft the fantastic factor on the subject of this online escrow service website is that almost everyone should certainly upload their scan it ID this help ensure security within the transactions purchase bitcoin firmly change and outlet Bitcoin exchanges or outlet are fundamentally online providers try try to make it much easier for customers and sellers to carry out the contents actions to be part of one of these all you need to have is to set up an account and get your identity proof because before you can start doing a choir or sell bitcoins we're bitcoins brought an ATM a handful of city around the world offer physical bitcoins ATM you basically acquire the bitcoins by using them working with local Fiat cash government's set the uses of this kind of ATMs for security needs after discovering a Bitcoin ATM next to your location may possibly be thought mainly because even the location just where these are place it is regulated thanks for watching I choose you subscribe to my channel and also make sure you join my 100% free Bitcoin money making mini course at www.petland.com | Bitcoin Money Center | UCNCyl3jmQSKj0cTPGbOW7OQ | 2018-04-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 729 | 4,180 |
7HMgJePhc0Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HMgJePhc0Y | TAV September 2023 - WHO redefining science based on ?? | [Music] in our last episode we explored how the wh and Google are collaborating in order to control the information and content available regarding health on the internet not only do they want total control of health information now they also want to reclassify and redefine what is harmful without any scientific basis we also touched upon the failure of the who in dealing with public health crises such as Ebola wh people were really not at the level required for the job their coordinator never worked on Ebola before immediately I thought those people are useless they don't even understand what they're supposed to do here and their shambolic response to co 19 that cost countless lives it is somehow unimaginable unbelievable that in the most famous city of the richest country in the world they're digging Mass Graves for those who can't afford a funeral and for those who died of Corona virus with no next of kin The Who pandemic response was totally napped not to mention their dubious support of countries like Russia who are held up as public health Heroes and praised by director General Tedros gabrius for their work for maternal and child health meanwhile directing troops to bomb maternity hospitals and kidnap children in Ukraine Russia is guilty of a war crime after a Maternity in children's hospital was bombed in the besieged southern city of marup even more unbelievable the election of dictator and Global Pariah Kim Jong-un to the who executive board so how can an organization rif with an aptitude such as the who be trusted to make reliable and evidence-based policy recommendations the who released its report on the tobacco epidemic funded by Bloomberg philanthropies it claims that aerosols commonly emitted by heated tobacco products fall under the definition of smoke the citation for this is not a scientific document but instead an opinion piece that stated aerosols generated by chemical reactions involving heat should be termed smoke therefore according to the who when you are cooking your dinner taking a shower or making your morning coffee you are being exposed to smoke even though combustion is not involved steam is not smoke the question then is why are they doing this why are they trying to change the definition of smoke the answer is so they can promote the prohibition of safer nicotine products and ask signatory countries to treat the safer options the same as the harmful option Martin cullup from the taxpayer protections Alliance stated that there is no substantive justification and that the who is promoting that there is a need to regulate novel and emerging tobacco products by applying traditional Tobacco Control measures Clive Bates former lead of Ash UK states there appears to be no room for the objective evaluation of Science in advance of the top 10 in review you could be forgiven for concluding that the who wished to protect the incumbent cigarette trade instead of relying upon science and facts as was the intent of the fctc at its Inception the wh is now making up their own definitions and facts to fight harm reduction harm reduction is not the enemy we asked Dr Rohan sea MD an internal medicine physician who specializes in endocrinology why he thinks the who is redefining smoke what they hope to accomplish with this process and what the impact of the disinformation will be not only with his medical peers but the millions of people who still smoke globally who would benefit from safer nicotine products think the who has got certain things uh wrong on the very fact that they want to classify Vapor as smoke um the despite differences between the two concepts uh there's a very fundamental difference between smoke and Vapor in basically how the two substances are produced for smoke to be produced a substance must undergo combustion and usually when you look at cigarette smoke it's incomplete combustion on the other hand vapor is basically produced when a substance under go vaporization that means it changes from one form to the other without going through any changes in combustion so in in in other sense the who is trying to say that vapor is smoke which I think is a very uh fundamental uh paradigm shift in the way in how chemicals are produced and uh this is going to have a huge implication with regards to um uh the choice of any individual patient who's trying to give up his uh uh addiction from a harmful uh you know harmful point of view and going to a lesser harmful point of view so I think they really need to understand that that uh uh smoke and Vapor are two def different chemical entities and this is something which they need to understand what the cabinet has given approval today is first a decision to ban ecigarettes all the propaganda that's been happening in this country over the last 3 to four years since they've decided to uh demonize vaping a lot of medical fraternity have not been given the real picture and even if you have a look at a lot of the statements issued by many other Consultants they still feel that vaping is the same as smoking whereas like I said in my previous statement that Vape is not smoke they have two different entities uh of course when you when you when you burn cigares uh the temperature at the tip of the cigarette is 900° Centigrade when you look at Vape it's anywhere between 100 to 300 um in Smoke we get a lot of uh harmful chemicals they have identified 7,000 chemicals in cigarette smoke uh if you look at Vapor it's just transformation of one compound into a different state so if you go by The Who statement even steam would be smok right because it's changing from one form to the other now that means every patient of mine who's got a cough and gold and he's going to be vaporizing steam that patient is also a smoker so you understand the inherent uh flaw in the statement of the wh trying to classify smoke into vapor right now with regards to my own experiences with my patients I have had some really really interesting uh data which has come across where patients who have been chronic smokers for 20 30 years coming to me with cardiac disease coming to me with diabetes with cholesterol issues and all of these things many of these patients also had lung issues they had difficulty in breathing and through my own past experiences with hundreds of my patients who have transformed from cigarette smoking into Vape uh or vapor based products uh we' found significant results in these patients wanting to quit nicotine uh many of my patients have been off nicotine over a period of time they they've tapered off their dose of nicotine which is not possible with smoking I can't reduce the amount of smoke uh the amount of nicotine right so definitely it allows for a huge opportunity for patients who want to give up smoking but they want to continue having the organoleptic properties that smoke or vapor or the field you know that all adds to the psychosomatic uh concept of smoking I think doctors really need to look at this in a very positive light that's a really sad thing but uh I think a lot of uh medical fraternity education is required in this area which has not been attempted so far according to Clive Bates since it was finalized 20 years ago the fctc has drifted far from its original purpose to contain and reduce the Health and Welfare harms primarily arising from smoking the 2023 cop 10 documents show that much of its energy is now devoted to fighting harm reduction the problem with opposing harm reduction is that it is likely to cause harm increase an organization that is pushing pandemic treaties the nonsensical redefinition of scientific facts and then wants overarching control of health information is this really what public health needs | CAPHRA Asia Pacific | UCIGS3bf_ppY5_-n_3pKrtMA | 2023-09-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 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KKf0MGOfWRU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKf0MGOfWRU | (ANGELS ARE REAL!!!) MY ENCOUNTER WITH PHYSICAL ANGELS - Apostle Joshua Selman | lifting use it quickly get your mind there to the city which opened of its own accord and they went out and passed through the street and fought with the angel departed and said you can go now my brothers and my sisters look at this these are not parables can these things happen again why are they not happening if this is true and scripture cannot be broken that men prayed and physical angels let me give you let me give you a story i like teaching on these kinds of things listen i have many many stories on this let me give you one of my okay that would be the second or the third encounters with angels in the body now not in visions i was in abuja um one year i can't remember and then i got into a bus and i highlighted i was at mararaba you know and my wallet fell and everything fell and the bus had gone i was with one of my friends and you know it was so frustrating for me um i think if i'm not mistaken i hope it will it would be when we're trying to prepare for one of our crusades or so and then everything had gone and that time it was busy you would not even know which of the bosses or who someone would have carried it and i pleaded with my friend i said please you have to just get a bike and then go to maybe where the park is and then they'll begin to check i stood there and i was just praying in the spirit and i remember the scripture that just came he shall put his angels charged over thee and all of that i tell the truth and i lie not i fear god i was standing there and the next thing a man is limping remember the story a man is limping with my wallet and brings to me and says take and just stones and goes away and i'm standing there and i'm looking at this man what is your name who are you at least let me say thank you and after a while i cannot remember seeing the man again the first time we were going to hold our crusade in jos we were there and quite honestly we were confused and we did not know what to do suddenly a stranger walks up to me and says get a boss and get a loud megaphone he said go around the city remember and do publicity i never saw that man again [Music] angels are real our carnality has reduced us to a point where we don't even have the eyes and the perception you will be you will be joking to think everyone standing here is a human being do you know i i tell you the truth and i lie not there are many times i shared it i started sharing it during the early days of koinonia but you notice i stopped i stopped saying it for a reason there are times that i would be ministering like this and suddenly you know many things happen as a man of god when you are ministering you cannot say everything there are times that i'm standing here already and i'm having multiple visionary experiences while i'm ministering this training with time your spirit is you you understand it so you are not distracted and there are many times when god opens my eyes now i see people now not from the body i now see the spirit man of people and suddenly you know in the realm of the spirit you will know that is an angel down because they excel in light and suddenly you will check and you will find out that ah this person sitting down is not a human being the moment they see me and we make contact they will just stand up gradually and walk out i've seen this thing many times when calinonia started i used to say it but eventually i kept quiet because i don't want people to build their monuments you know people start to make all this idolatry and the rest so i understand what the scripture is saying listen let me tell you warfare is real and it is important to be able to bet victory james chapter 5 and verse 13 we pray because it is an instrument of warfare what is warfare establishing the will of god in spite of the contentions of darkness that's warfare engaging scripture engaging the mysteries of the kingdom in prayer to establish the will of god [Music] satan will never let your destiny go not without a battle just because god said all things are yours does not mean all things will come to you just because god said oh you'll be a great man you'll be he will attack you he will attack your children he will attack everything that can be attacked i believe in warfare when it is biblically engaged i believe that any believer who sits down and allows his destiny to move by default is in trouble he will never win in life are we together warfare and intercession what is intercession standing in the gap for someone else standing in the gap for a territory making petitions to heaven on behalf of an individual on behalf of a territory listen do you know why god allowed for intercession because of this explanation i'm giving because assuming for instance the spirit of death is attempting to take my life this night and i do not have the faculty to discern i can become a victim of it and that means my destiny and all who are connected to me will be in trouble so god see this how it is it is a is a revelation of god's mercy the mercy of god starts moving around that territory to find who has the discernment and the will to obey god do you understand so it's like a cloud the holy ghost will come upon somebody in his room he will shake up and say god forbid i need to sleep the holy ghost will live quietly find another house but somehow he will just come to someone who just gets up and says something is wrong he now say pray pray in the spirit and while you are praying he does not know why he's praying and i do not even know him but because he's in the body his prayer life will now save me that's why when we get to heaven many people receive thank you for things they say what is that he said in 1999 remember one three days first you did that you don't even know what it was for that first was what secured the man who would later become the president but you will never know that it was your prayer if ana the prophetess did not intercede for jesus they would have killed him believe me if jesus could not die the angel would not say wrong he was in the flesh the only thing is that the body will not decay are we together another prophetess was praying imagine this kind of intercessor she sacrificed her life since her husband died see i'm teaching you many things in this series because if another prophetess were in our generation and you saw another prophetess and so apostle joshua salman another prophetess will bow to me and say you are the great man of god and we are the quiet people whereas you do not know that the way things happen in the realm of the spirit those that may be making the greatest impact may not be the joshua sermons and all of these people as visible as we look there will be one quiet mama somewhere that is the backbone behind our success that we may never know god gives this mama a mandate and said my mind you have 30 more years to live and your assignment every day is to pray for someone called joshua where is he in the world you don't need to know him i may never know that the health of this ministry the health of my life primarily may be founded upon that deep intercessory ministry if you really find an intercessor somewhere not just a a a a lazy person who just says i'm an intercessor but a real intercessor respect them see if i bless you you see me i prophesy to you you will package uh help those on the anointing you package offering and come and give me is that true if i speak over your life they can carry that message all around the world people will watch the videos and see me speaking they will open doors for me but if i intercede for you there is no man who will see me to say thank you [Music] these are the people who are greatly priced in the spirit some of them are here they don't even believe that their ministry i just have the graceful intercession do you know there are times that i'm sleeping and it's as if they are soaking me inside hot water i know somebody somewhere shouting on heaven on me i cannot say allow me to sleep small now there are times i know his prayer burn that fire is coming from prayer ban tuesday there are times i know that individuals are just praying they prayed for jesus [Music] the bible never said another prophet has stopped praying after the dedication she just said my eyes are seeing the consolation of israel intercession is powerful listen to me don't sit back and allow the devil destroy your loved ones i shared with you the story about my mom one time that i saw what i saw you must learn to pray some of you are not only lazy spiritually you are responsible for the pain of many people this is why sometimes when god is quarreling people you think you are innocent he will come and say you are part of the reasons why these people are not doing well oh god why i put a burden on you to pray one time and you just carelessly said it's not my business there are selfish believers until god that's why god will use the face of someone you love it's not that something is wrong with that person that's the only way it's not always demons it is the only way to wake you up to pray because if you saw another person your selfishness would not allow you to stand up so you see the face of the person who promised to marry you and say no god this cannot happen i've waited long shut up and god said that's it you'll be rewarded for praying but that was the only skill to be able to lift you [Music] hallelujah [Music] warfare and intercession james 5 13 is any man afflicted he says let him do what is any man afflicted the biblical approach to affliction is any man challenged by a situation you cannot understand before you sit down start using your brain because you see in the flesh you will calculate wrongly what is going on my children suddenly are falling sick in a way that i cannot explain suddenly money is disappearing in this family suddenly my wife my husband my children is like there is no peace suddenly my grandmother is hating me i came out in the morning three accidents before returning back home already if you are sensitive that is affliction the bible says don't sit down and start discussing scientifically he says start praying because when you pray among the many things that happen is that you begin to perceive you are allowing your spirit man in partnership with the holy spirit to draw forth what the real issue is and communicate to you hallelujah how many of you have ever been confident about a decision you were so bold until you prayed somewhere in that prayer you stood and said god thank you this i would have died you felt like ghana is the place god is sending it in fact everything in you was just spelling ghana until you went to pray when that prayer was done you were embarrassed you just stood there and said so this how would i have been on my way are we together yes you know powerful believers by this one thing they will tell you kai i want to do this this and that and then two weeks later they just keep quiet he said you won't do it again i know what has happened to them they have they have gone to fine-tune that thing a brother just looks at a sister and can almost be confident as i know abba i know based on what i'm feeling this is my wife until you go to pray shall ask while you are praying the flesh and the feelings are giving way to destiny and when you rise up then you will know that you would have made nonsense of your life you now come back and say thank you jesus are we together someone can come to you and say amen lifting use it quickly get your mind | KOINONIA WATCH TV | UCeIBFbiaKzEIjlluCfmKPOg | 2022-08-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,259 | 11,507 |
9u4FfHaRx6o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u4FfHaRx6o | World Health Day 2022 - Our Research for a #HealthierTomorrow | my name is ana cassanial i'm professor andrasso toriva my name is fernanda pinero hi everybody i'm aurora savino i am a group leader at the structural biology research center at human technopol i'm the head of the center for computational biology at human technopol and i work in francesco yaris group and i am a group leader at a computational biology center at human technopol in my laboratory we study a big problem in cancer medicine which is the emergence of treatment resistance which is the fact that therapies work very well in the first instance in many patients however some patients stop responding to treatment and the tumor comes back in my laboratory we combine computer algorithms with artificial intelligence and mathematical modelling with genetic data from cancer patients in order to understand why treatment resistance occur and how to prevent it in our group we are trying to identify the best treatment for each patient in a personalized medicine approach for this we use huge genomic data from patients and in vitro systems that we analyze through advanced complex tools that we computationally develop in our lab with this we can select the best drug which has the highest benefit and lowest amount of side effects for each specific context also we can select drugs and apply them to new contexts in a drug repurposing approach in my lab we use a combination of microscopy biochemistry and biophysics to understand how multi-protein complexes add biochemical marks on rna when this process doesn't work properly in the cell this can lead to disease and one example is leukemia if we get to understand deeply how these marks are added and removed on rna then we can use this as a target for potential treatments i work on the problem of antibiotic resistance which is a growing public health concern resistant bacteria compromise antibiotic treatment of millions of people worldwide every year so in my research group we combine physics mathematics computational methods and experiments to understand and predict the behavior of bacteria and antibiotic challenge we hope that with the methods we've developed we'll be able to have informed protocols for sustainable antibiotic use that are going to maximize the desired effect of antibiotics while minimizing collateral effects like for example the emergence of resistance | Human Technopole | UCNlieKWqabhqRVszfVt0qPw | 2022-04-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 387 | 2,345 |
GjTUWRIt6nA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjTUWRIt6nA | 357 SIG Ammo: The Forgotten Caliber History of 357 SIG Ammo Explained | sig-sauer introduced the 357 sig in 1994 with federal premium ammunition it was designed to have the power of the 357 Magnum but in a rimless cartridge and to be used specifically in semi auto pistols traditionally the Magnum bullet was a self-defense round with years of proven effectiveness however the growing popularity of the nine-millimeter and the 40 S&W for semi-automatic pistols gradually pushed it out of law enforcement circles designed specifically to be used in semi auto pistols a big advantage of this cartridge is that this design permits it to be fired in a 40 S&W pistol just by changing the barrel additionally the recoil of the cartridge is comparable to the 40 S&W though it's not the most popular law enforcement handgun cartridge it has still been issued by several prominent police agencies as their sidearm cartridge the first major law-enforcement agency to issue it for duty was the Texas Highway Patrol in 1995 the Secret Service Bureau of Industry and security and air marshals all use it as well state law enforcement agencies that have used it in the past or are currently using it include Delaware Mississippi Montana New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma Rhode Island Tennessee Texas and Virginia many other county and city level agencies have also adopted it with most using Sig Sauer pistols or at the Glock 31 the data that is available on defensive shooting situations shows the 357 sig is just as capable as the 357 Magnum which is why it is expected to serve both law enforcement and civilian users for a long time to come check out today's best ammo deals by visiting us at mo comm follow us on social media and most importantly be sure to subscribe to our Channel right here on YouTube for more high quality videos to help you stay armed both physically and Sophocles | ammodotcom | UC3ctAxB1pVdNHqOaNB9V1Ug | 2019-01-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 313 | 1,818 |
PhTXdWOhMTU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhTXdWOhMTU | Chapter 5 (Part 1) from Family Values by Melinda Cooper | family values between neoliberalism and the new social conservativism this is the first part of chapter five which is called the price of promiscuity the chicago school confronts aids from society's point of view an unattached person is an accident waiting to happen the burdens of contingency are likely to fall immediately and sometimes crushingly on people relatives friends neighbors who have enough problems of their own and then on charities and welfare agencies all by itself marriage is society's first and often second and third line of support for the troubled individual a husband or wife is the social worker a first resort the psychiatrist of first resort the cop and counselor and insurer and nurse n911 operate and 911 a first resort that was a quote from jonathan rock from a book called gay marriage what is the role of public intervention in the face of a health crisis caused in large part by private actions between consenting adults this is the question posed by richard posner and thomas phillipson two leading exponents of the chicago law and economics school in a work on the aids epidemic published in 1993 a prime example of the strategic economics imperialism of the chicago school law and economics is a methodology that sets out to apply the precepts of rational economic behavior to all areas of social life including that of law its institutional success first chicago then at elite law schools across the united states and subsequently within the entire anglo-american legal curriculum owes much to the background work of aaron director a key figure in the early development of chicago school economics its epistemic and judicial impact owes more to the academic contributions of ronald koss whose classic 1960 text on the problem of of social cost served to undermined the common sense acceptance of welfare state capitalism and richard posner a rigan era appointee to the united states court of appeals for the 7th circuit and prolific writer whose numerous books have done much to popularize law and economics among the general public the law and economics approach proceeds on the assumption that all areas of social life including sexuality can be analyzed as a market in which prices are not only economic indicators but also measures of risk such work is premised on the view that people do not leave off acting rationally do not suddenly cease responding to incentives when they leave the marketplace and go home or for that matter we would add to a singles bar a homosexual bath house or a shooting gallery where addicts addicts inject themselves with needles shared among strangers even non-market markets can be analyzed according to this model if we consider that all transactions involve a calculation of the shadow price or risk associated with any given sexual act we shall in short be proceeding on the assumption that the market for risky sexual trades or what is similar for the sharing of hypodermic needles that have not been decontaminated is in its relevant features much like other markets that economists study the question is only to make clear that our analysis is not limited to prostitution we refer to trade in the standard economic sense of an activity perceived as mutually beneficial to the persons involved in it we must assume for example that individuals who engage in unprotected sex with full knowledge of the risks of hiv have done so after rationally calculating the costs and benefits involved the shadow price of engaging in unsafe unsafe sex is the expected cost both pecuniary and non-pecuniary with a latter dominant in this example of becoming infected with the aids virus it is another form of accident or like a disease caused by smoking another form of avoidable illness unsafe sex and short is a lifestyle choice but one that responds perfectly to the mathematics of rational expectation posner and philipson begin by asking whether the aids epidemic is really the monumental public health catastrophe it is made out to be most people who write about aids they remark believe that it is the public health crisis of the 20th century and requires massive public health intervention on both the regulatory and fiscal fronts at the time posner and phillipson were writing in the early 1990s during the republican administration of george h.w bush many still believe that the united states had done far from enough to stem the spread of aids the failure of the reagan administration to respond to the epidemic with any kind of comprehensive prevention campaign was a scandal not only to progressives but also to more than a few conservatives within reagan's inner circle in october 1986 surgeon general everett coop an anti-choice christian conservative who had been carefully selected for the task of the regan administration by the rican administration delivered an unexpectedly scathing report on reagan's public health record coop concluded his report by urging the government to fund a sexually explicit aids prevention campaign and to abandon punitive interventions such as mandatory testing and the use of quarantine in june 1988 a presidential commission on aids headed by the social conservative admiral james d watkins released a further report calling on the government to dramatically increase the public resources it devoted to aids and blaming underfunding of the health care system as a whole for the current state of the crisis both reports were promptly buried at the instigation of christian conservatives and supply ciders within the region administration as neoliberals posner and philipson stood in a complex relationship to reagan's political circles unlike several of regan's social conservative conservative advisors posner and philipson were vehemently opposed to any revival of the old public health tradition and its paternalist measures in their view normative judgments about sexual deviance or perversion were counterproductive to the smooth functioning of markets as a quasi market replete with shadow prices the arena of sexual trades functioned most efficiently when it was free from the state regulations of quarantine or mandatory testing michel foucault was one of the first to point to the radical anti-normativity of the chicago school of neoliberals just as they rejected the disciplinary and regulatory institutions of the 20th century welfare state as so many barriers to the efficient functioning of market logics neoliberal theorists such as friedman becker and posner were methodologically indifferent to the normative categories of the 20th century social sciences and their allied disciplines they thus found themselves someone unexpectedly aligned with the new left yet posner and phillipson were in complete agreement with regan that the social costs and therefore the urgency of a concerted federal level public health response to the aids epidemic have been greatly exaggerated taking into account the limited life expectancy of aids patients in the early 1990s and the correspondingly foreshortened burden on public welfare programs such as medicaid they calculated that the aids crisis might in fact have saved the state money in terms of long-term social security payments those who were dying of aids in the greatest numbers tended on average to be young but poor and relatively unproductive aside from being ill many of them were drug users the state therefore would have lost relatively little in terms of productive working years from their premature deaths according to posner and philipson the costs of the disease were likely to be self-limiting despite the great suffering that aids has engendered the net external costs of the disease the focus of the economic case for public intervention might be relatively modest where the disease left to run its course without public intervention more important for posner and philipson was the fact that the peculiar mode of transmission of the hiv virus tended to limit by its very nature the kinds of external social costs commonly associated with communicable disease in the public health tradition unlike most communicable diseases aids is spread primarily by by voluntary intimate contact between human beings apart from the limit cases of rape and contaminated blood transfusion the hiv virus is the result of voluntary sexual contact between consenting adults and thus represents the very prototype of the rational transaction and the freely assumed risk public health economists posner and philipson observed have tended to regard communicable disease as a textbook case of negative externality that is an exchange of pathogens that generates social costs beyond strict bounds of the consensual transaction and have therefore tended to advocate state intervention as a necessary response the social costs of tuberculosis for example cannot be internalized by the use of private contracts that would limit the effects of sneezing in public to freely consenting parties nor can waterborne disease that flows through public waterways and pipes be confined within the limits of the contract even by the admission of posner and philipson the classical public health externalities of involuntary infection necessitate some kind of collective response however limited yet hiv is different they argue in the sense that it is most often transmitted through voluntary acts of unprotected sex or needle exchange at least since 1984 when the virus and its mode of transmission was first ascertained we can assume that most of those who have contracted eads have done so as the result of a freely assumed cost benefit calculus the hiv infected have no doubt calculated that the cost of reducing the risk of the disease to zero through a change in behavior is greater than the expected cost in disease disability and death of the risk itself we may marvel at the fact that some place so low price on the risk of infection that african-american women and drug users for example seem to have above average discount rates or derive little utility from living but in no way should we be so paternalistic as to limit their freedom to assume risks clearly such risk takers have reasoned that the immediate rewards of pleasure maximization are greater than the long-term costs of infection and have acted accordingly why then should the state be expected to ensure their choices why should the intimate and personal costs of private transactions between freely consenting adults be redistributed among the public for posner and philipson the risks of hiv transmission are fully internal to the markets in unsafe sex or intravenous drug use and should therefore be privately assumed by those who participate in them as long as it poses no substantial social costs the freedom to take sexual risks should never be limited or regulated by state paternalism but nor should it be reinsured by the state in the form of subsidized health care public education programs or federally funded research we are all of us free to assume or shun the risks of sexual pleasure and each of us is individually responsible for the risks we have chosen to bear but having rejected the paternalism of the old public health model posner and philipson somewhat surprisingly go on to outline a specifically utilitarian argument against promiscuity and in favor of monogamy the public health response to the aids epidemic is not only unwarranted they argue it is also likely to generate perverse incentives of its own while individual preferences are always rational and never perverse within a law and economic perspective incentives themselves can sometimes be considered perverse particularly when they approximate those of the welfare state the problem is posed as one of moral hazard when the state subsidizes health care for those who have voluntarily assumed the risks of infection it ends up lowering the price of high-risk behavior and endorsing irresponsible lifestyle lifestyle choices such as promiscuity or addiction the law of large numbers dictates that any public health intervention that fails to condemn promiscuity will increase the prof the probability of unsafe sex acts or accidents broken condoms for example and hence lead to an increase in hiv infection anything that lowers the costs of sex will increase the amount of it and in and an increase in the amount of sexual activity will increase the incidence of aids provided that at least some of the activity is unsafe this is where posner and philipson identify a problem with publicly funded safe sex campaigns since the promotion of safe sex implicitly condones promiscuity this in turn will tend to generate higher rates of sorrow prevalence through the sheer statistical likelihood of accidental contamination at least on this issue posner and philipson concede the moral conservatives have a point although they insist that their own aversion to promiscuity derives entirely from a utilitarian concern with minimizing state health care expenditures the regulatory response to public health externalities is ultimately counterproductive in its efforts to ensure social risks whether through direct social insurance or the state funding of prevention programs the state creates more social costs than would otherwise exist under competitive free market conditions ensuring irresponsible lifestyle choices begets more of the same how then should the state intervene if at all to counter such perverse incentives what should the government do to counter the undesirable effects of its own interventions here posner and philipson come up with a regulatory response to externalities that is axiomatic within the neoliberal literature but rarely acknowledged or analyzed as part of its economic discourse on market failure to counteract the social costs of unsafe sex they argue the state would do well to limit its interventions to promoting marriage while skeptical about the utility of using tax money to subsidize safe sex and prevention campaigns then posner and phillipson are enthusiastic about the prospects of marriage as a way of limiting the health and economic costs of hiv and they are some of the earliest to advocate the legalization of same-sex marriage as a way of reducing the exorbitant costs of promiscuity in the gay male community while at present the social costs of aids are borne by the public in the form of medicaid and other health services they note the recognition of same-sex marriage would return at least some of these externalities to the private household forcing individual risk takers to internalize the costs of their own actions and transforming public risks into private responsibilities posner and phillipson anticipate that the legal recognition of same-sex marriage would help to internalize the costs of aids on two fronts biomedical and economic first by placing a premium on monogamy marriage would increase the psychological costs of perm of promiscuous sex and thus decrease the average rate of infection but it would also internalize economic costs by transferring at least some of the burdens of care onto a spouse in an earlier text posner refers to the insurance function of marriage pointing the to the fact that marriage is expected to serve as a form of risk protection in those social contexts where kinship has receded but market and social insurance is not yet common or we might add has significantly diminished this insurance function of marriage he writes arises from the fact that the correlation of spouses health and other welfare factors is less than one so given a mutual obligation of support and assistance marriage serves as a form of health hunger and life insurance ultimately then posner and philipson identify the legal institution of marriage as a substitute for social insurance and the most efficient means of minimizing the social costs of health care in this way the neoliberal critique of normativity ends up endorsing an alternative form of moral philosophy one that restores the private family and its legal obligations of care to a foundational role in the free market order here we encounter an aspect of neoliberalism that eludes the terms of foucault's now classic analysis neoliberals may well be in favor of the decriminalization of drugs sodomy bath houses and prostitution and are adamantly opposed to the kind of normative police powers that regulated or outlawed such practices under the mid 20th century welfare state yet their apparent moral indifference comes with the provision proviso that the costs of such behavior must be full fully born in private posner himself is at pains to make clear that libertarian is not the same thing as libertine or free love interestingly enough referring to foucault's late work on the use of pleasure as the perfect example of such a non-normative yet non-libertarian ethics the anti-normativity of chicago school neoliberalism is contingent upon a moral philosophy of prudential risk management that leaves no excess costs to the state this double allegiance finds expression in the idea that non-normative sexual relationships must ultimately be channeled into legal form of marriage neoliberalism against social insurance idiosyncratic as the views of posner and philipson might at first appear they are strictly consonant with the wider critique of social insurance that has been developed and refined by chicago school neoliberals since late since the late 1960s in a public conversation now dominated by the assumptions of neoliberal reason it is disconcerting to recall the very different forms of common sense shared by orthodox economists of a previous generation for many of the leading economists of the mid-20th century however the idea that social insurance represented the most efficient means of addressing social risks was a given together neoclassical welfare economists such as ac piju and neocon kinesians such as kenneth arrow and paul samuelson helped to popularize the idea that certain kinds of externalities whether positive or negative were best managed by the state via regulation state licensing laws or taxation these representatives of pre and post-war economic orthodoxy articulated their defense of the welfare state in the neoclassical language of social utility and efficiency a compromise that allowed them to formally justify the economic legitimacy of government intervention while still pledging allegiance to the iconic neoclassical model of free markets in the face of market failure they argued public goods such as airwaves transport infrastructure or healthcare were best distributed by the state while social harms such as pollution car accidents or illness were most efficiently dealt with by state regulation or taxation the simplest solution to the unavoidable accidents of industrial life was the collectivization and redistribution of these risks via social insurance neoclassical welfare economists were slow to address the specific question of health insurance but when they did so provided crucial arguments for the expansion of collective health care in the form of medicaid and medicare in the post-war era in 1963 kenneth arrow was commissioned by the ford foundation to provide an economist's perspective on the problem of uncertainty in medical markets after reviewing the peculiar characteristics of health care risks and noting the persistent failure of commercial markets to insure them errol concluded that the welfare case for insurance policies of all kinds was overwhelming the american government should therefore assume a much greater role in underwriting the health care risks of its citizens by redistributing the costs of unpredictable illness events among a broad group of people he argued the law of large numbers tended to diminish the average individual burden of health care allowing even the poorest and sickest of citizens to access care they might otherwise have forgone in so doing social insurance resulted in a net social gain which might be of considerable magnitude neoclassical theories of market failure were well established even hegemonic by the 1960s the dominant paradigm in post-war american economics so-called neoclassical synthesis combining neoclassical microeconomics with kinesian macroeconomic theory articulated a powerful defense of government intervention in the face of market failure but it is also during this decade that a concerted offensive against neoclassical welfare economics began to take shape what we now refer to as american neoliberalism emerged out of the chicago school of law and economics the virginia school of public choice theory their various satellite schools throughout the united states and the more institutionally marginal american hayekians all of whom despite their differences against a common aversion to the expanding reach of new deal social insurance much like their neo-kinesian counterparts neoliberal economists and legal theorists spoke the idiom of neoclassical economics but they combined this with a return to classical liberal principles of competitive markets freedom of contract and private tort law which they sought to mobilize against the growing influence of welfare economics and public interest law in american political life even as they adopted the same formal language as opposed to war neo-kinesians then neoliberals sought to reinsert the analytics of risk within the punitive and contractual framework that characterized 19th century tort law with its related notions of strict personal responsibility retribution and fault in 1968 the public choice economist mark pauley published a brief response to kenneth arrow that would redefine the con the conversation around health insurance over the following decades written in a deceptively unassuming style paulie's article simply and bluntly reversed arrow's conclusions by invoking the now ubiquitous concept of moral hazard much like other consumer products paulie insisted demand for health care is not a constant that can be calculated with reference to social justice or public health principles but a variable that responds haphazardly to the fluctuations of supply public health insurance distorts the true that is equilibrium or competitive market price of healthcare by shifting the cost from the risk prone to the risk averse when the costs of healthcare are redistributed across a large risk pool it is in the interest of each individual to consume as much medical care as possible with a paradoxical result that health care premiums are raised for all subscribers public public health insurance paulie concluded generates a problem of moral hazard that fatally compromises its aims resulting in a net welfare loss rather than a gain the problem of moral hazard moreover extends also to the psychological effects of social insurance as posner pointed out in an influential review of the work of legal theorist guido calabresi on the social costs of accidents here posner argued that social insurance shields the individual from the true costs of his or her behavior and thus distorts the otherwise bracing psychological effects of risk in a competitive free market environment the classical liberal solution for managing the costs of accidents private tort law and common law litigation may well appear inefficient by the technocratic standards of the modern welfare state but at least has the virtue of inspiring personal responsibility social insurance on the other hand actively discourages the classical liberal virtues of prudence and self-care by subsidizing the costs of high-risk behavior given what he saw as the overwhelming problem of moral hazard paulie concluded that the government should play a limited role in underwriting risk and instead delegate this role to private insurers who in turn should be allowed to price each customer individually on the basis of his or her risk profile far from suffering from an underdeveloped welfare state americans were over insured taking this argument to its logical conclusion paulie suggested that commercial failure to ensure certain risks must be accepted as the final and irrevocable judgment of the market some risks are simply uninsurable and should be left in the residual actuarial category of the act of god in the medium term however he recommended a number of practical reforms to the insurance market insurers for instance should be allowed to transfer the true costs risk taking back to the consumer subscribers with pre-existing conditions should be asked to pay higher premiums user fees such as deductibles and co-payments should be implemented to give consumers an incentive to modify their behavior and consumers considered to be high risk as gay men would later be should be priced accordingly or excluded as uninsurable to do otherwise would be to unfairly burden the risk averse with the costs of others irresponsible behavior if public welfare and insurance schemes such as medicaid and medicare were to be maintained at all they should be designed to act only as insurers of last resort for emergency health care and catastrophic risk that is risk deemed unprofitable and thus uninsurable by private interests the economic problem of moral hazard paulie insisted has little to do with morality as it is conventionally understood it simply represents the logical expression of rational economic behavior in the face of perverse incentives when the consequences of risk taking are insured by the state it is in the rational interest of the consumer to engage in irresponsible behavior yet the neoliberal argument against social insurance does not so easily escape the charge of moralism since it returns us inescapably to the logic of 19th century tort law with its attendant moral categories of personal responsibility fault and desert desert indeed neoliberal legal theorists explicitly revived the notion foundational to classical tort law that freedom of contract implies the voluntary assumption of risk valentino fit injuria to he who has consented no wrong can be done is the legal translation of the idea that risk once consented to must be borne entirely by the individual unless one can prove fraud or duress in the performance of a contract crucially this object this object interprets self-inflicted harm as equivalent to consensual harm and thus without hope of redress one must assume the price of one's own choices unless one can prove explicit fault or negligence by contractual counterparty the fault of irresponsible behaviors all once own and thus deserved it is in defense or it is in deference to this principle that posner and philipson formulate their policy response to the aids epidemic a response that draws a sharp distinction between those who are unknowingly exposed to the risks of hiv infection prior to the discovery of the virus and those who assume the risks with full knowledge of its mode of transmission if posner and phillipson are willing to allow a case for state intervention on behalf of the unwitting victims of aids infection they are adamant that most aids patients must assume full responsibility for their own choices in any case the muse with each passing year the fraction of aids victims who became infected before enough was known about the disease to enable avoidance by behavioral changes the victims whose plight makes the strongest case for publicly financed aids research as a form of social insurance declines involuntary exposure may well justify government intervention against the market failures of private health care markets but when risk is content consented to the costs are all one's own private insurers are well within their rights to exclude the hiv infected from their health care policies since exposure to hiv through consensual sex or drug use is a voluntary risk whose costs must be assumed by the individual from the point of view of competitive health care markets those who have willingly submitted to the risks of hiv infection lie outside the bounds of the insurable deinstitutionalization how neoliberalism uh as simulated or assimilated the left the new left aids was first observed although not officially named or identified as stemming from a virus in 1981 a time of profound upheaval in the american health care system president regan was elected in 1980 vowing to control rapidly inflating health care costs rationalize healthcare delivery and drastically cut federal budgets to welfare and social insurance programs such as medicare and medicaid from the vantage point of the early 1980s it must have been difficult to recall that barely a decade previously president nixon had been on the verge of implementing a national health insurance program the political force of the labor movement was so strong at this point that nixon was perpetually waging a rear guard action to assimilate and moderate the more radical plans of his opponents to the left while even traditional opponents of social insurance such as the american medical association ama and private insurers were so resigned to the idea that they sponsored proposals of their own the 1970s witnessed a profusion of paris state healthcare experiments ranging from the women's healthcare movement to the black panther free health care clinics and various counter cultural initiatives providing everything from sexual health services to recreational drug care these experiments were contagious too and in some cases directly enabled by johnson's great society agenda itself an exercise in federal deinstitutionalization that sought to undercut the entrenched power structures of the minis of municipal and state government by delegating power to local communities in 1965 the united states office of economic opportunity or oeo the body responsible for administering great society poverty programs began distributing grants to hospitals health departments and non-profits to create neighborhood health centers in low-income areas throughout the country inspired by the most progressive currents in the american public health tradition these health centers embodied ideas that had been espoused by healthcare reformers since the early 20th century including concepts of comprehensive health care social medicine and community participation and sought to deliver high quality health care to the most impoverished sections of the population the federal government had never been invested so much had never before invested so much money in the progressive tradition of american social medicine yet as valuable and enabling as these federal programs were the new left's healthcare improve or healthcare movement very quickly outran the strictures of great society liberalism generating a plethora of initiatives that had a much more antagonistic relationship to the state the black panther health care movement for instance evolved out of a critique of the war on poverty and its failure to deliver anything other than token reform even though many of those who helped set up the black panther clinics had been and indeed remained actively involved in the great society's neighborhood health centers drawing on the professional and sometimes material resources provided by the institutional health care sector the black panthers sought to distinguish their efforts from johnson's neighborhood health centers by locating their clinics outside the walls of the public teaching hospital a space associated with endemic racism and combining political mobilization with the provision of health care the relationship between these clinics and the state was a subject of intense debate within and outside the movement most black panther clinics refused to apply for federal or state funding and instead relied on skill sharing by medical professionals and regular donations of discarded medical supplies but this also limited the scope of their services to primary and preventative care and obliged them to refer more difficult cases back to the institutional health care sector a fate avoided by at least one black panther clinic based in portland which broke ranks by successfully applying for a mix of state federal and private funding at the same time federal administrators were variously alarmed by movement that seemed to be siphoning government resources toward overtly militant initiatives and impressed by the ability of the black panthers to actually deliver the kind of self-managed services and visage by the war on poverty the black panthers were kept under intense surveillance by the fbi even while federal administrators sometimes tried to persuade them to contract their health care services to the state although its politics were at times diametrically opposed to those of the black panthers notably on the issue of abortion the women's health movement practiced a similar ethic of political disobedience vis-a-vis the state feminist healthcare activists challenged the paternalist challenged the paternalism of a medical profession dominated by men and the inordinate power of the medical sector to define the limit women's define and limit women's sexual and reproductive experiences these activists came into open conflict with the authority of the ama when they advocated homebirth and lee midwifery as alternatives to the medicalized experience of childbirth they were forced to work beyond the limits of the law when they challenged the power of the state to regulate women's sexuality though anti or through anti-abortion laws in the late 1960s activists involved in the chicago women's liberation union learned how to perform abortions and were reportedly carrying out up to 50 procedures a week at the time of the roe vs wade decision in 1973. less well-known but no less consequential in light of the subsequent history of aids service activism was the network of gay healthcare clinics set up in major cities throughout the 1970s in chicago gay medical students opened up the howard brown healthcare center in 1974 and used it as a base from which to send a mobile std testing van around to bars and bath houses and in boston with its well-established feminist health movement gay and lesbian health activists took over the fenway community health care center in 1975 where they provided various classes and services including a free once a week vd clinic such initiatives were notable not only for their commitment to self-care outside the boundaries of the medical institution but also because they refused to valorize sexual health over sexual desire the publications produced by these early gay health initiatives offer some of the earliest articulations of safe sex education where the goal is to minimize harm without sacrificing pleasure together these heterogeneous liberation fronts spearheaded a general movement of insurrection against the total institution goffman and disciplinary powers foucault of the 20th century social sciences the mental hospitals prisons homes for the disabled the delinquent and deviant that were responsible for defining and policing notions of sexual and racial variants with gathering momentum these movements challenged the epistemic power of professional elites to pathologize non-normative experience and called for the radical radical deinstitutionalization of care the critique had a lasting impact on the landscape of social welfare forcing professional monopolies to retreat regroup and in the last instance reinvent themselves where cold war interest groups such as the homophile movement merely sought to neutralize the stigma of deviance the new liberation movements challenge the very legitimating function of the norm and its status within the social and clinical sciences it was in the spirit of radical critique that the gay liberation movement launched a successful campaign to remove homosexuality from the american psychiatric association's list of mental illnesses in the early 1970s for these activists homosexuality was no longer a psychopathology or deviation from the medical norm but simply a different practice of sexuality a style of life among others it is important to stress however that the anti-normativity of these movements never implied a rejection of social insurance as such indeed the new liberation movements were in a very direct sense enabled and invigorated by the democratization of social insurance that had occurred in the mid 1960s when social security was extended fordism's non-standard workers and public health care reached the in indigent the disabled and the aged the health activists of the new left remained committed to the expansion of government-funded care and universal health insurance even while they fought to dismantle the disciplinary forms in which these services were delivered if they were intent on banishing the taxonomic function of the norm the norm as a statistical means of cataloging the standard human subject and his deviations in morphological and psychopathological terms they simultaneously sought to extend social insurance beyond the limits of the family wage that is to incorporate the non-normal risk within the calculative logic of social protections ultimately perhaps such a project was not possible or practicable within the limits of the kinesian administrative state and in the long run would have required a complete rethinking of the forms and practices of social risk protection yet we misrepresent the historical specificity of these movements if we focus exclusively on their anti-institutional critique and fail to recognize their efforts to radicalize the imaginary of social redistribution it was this combination of redistributive and anti-normative objectives after all that made these movements so threatening to the new deal consensus ultimately catalyzing the formation of the neoliberal social conservative alliance in 1970 the combined political force of trade union and new left advocates of universal health insurance held nixon in its grip forcing him to the left on almost all social welfare issues nixon looked poised to usher in a long-awaited and much-needed program of universal health insurance yet only a few years into his tenure these reforms were looking decidedly less certain as the prospect of spiraling inflation brought nixon's conservative advisers to the fore and the nixon presidency itself descended into scandal president ford who had entered office proclaiming his intention to push forward with universal health insurance ended up shelving the project indefinitely as employers complained of impossible health care costs ford's abdication proved to be the final blow definitively banishing universal health insurance from the political agenda for many years to come in this newly austere context the neoliberal critique of social insurance moved beyond the walls of academia to find a receptive audience among policymakers and public health specialists and over the next few years the muted ethic of moral hazard fault and responsibility that informed neoliberalism's neoliberalisms academic critiques of the welfare state found more fulsome expression and a new public health rhetoric focused on irresponsible lifestyle choices and rising health care costs in 1976 the task force on health promotion and consumer health education sponsored by the very respectable national institutes of health and american college of preventative medicine stressed the overriding importance of individual behavior and lifestyle as major factors in the nation's unsatisfactory health status and ever-rising health care bill writing in the neoconservative public interest the bioethicist leon cass went so far as to blame the inflation of health care costs on the unintended consequences of no fault insurance all the proposals for national health insurance he remarked embraced or embraced without qualification the no fault principle they therefore choose to ignore or to treat as irrelevant the importance of personal responsibility for the state of one's health as a result they pass up an opportunity to build both positive and negative inducements into the insurance payment plan by measures such as refusing or reducing benefits for chronic respiratory disease care to persons who continue to smoke by blaming irresponsible lifestyle choices on the existence of social insurance cath like other neoconservatives implied that health care inflation was foremost a moral affliction that would be that would be best overcome by reintroducing notions of fault into the everyday practice of risk management having emerged from the margins of economic and public health or orthodoxy at the beginning of the 1970s the neoliberal critique of social insurance had acquired something akin to common sense status by the end of the decade the plausibility of the neoliberal health care reform agenda can be credited at least in part to its willingness to accommodate the leftist critique of institutional health care while simultaneously neutralizing leftist arguments in favor of social redistribution thus the new left challenge to the authority of the medical profession was translated by neoliberal reformers into an unrelenting attack on the monopoly powers of the ama and private practice physicians de-institutionalization now appeared as an excellent method for outsourcing care to the home and a perfect rationale for substituting the unpaid labor of the private carer for the wage labor of the medical professional even prepaid group practice once considered a slightly subversive experiment in cooperative healthcare and bitterly challenged by the ama was now embraced as an organizational model capable of rationalizing healthcare costs in the guise of the hmo or health maintenance organization and touted as the most efficient means of introducing competitive forces into the healthcare market the cooperative anti-hierarchical healthcare practices once in visage by the left were now to be managed by for-profit companies that saw them as an ideal method for reducing expenditures the field of public health once inseparable from the theory of social medicine was not immune to the influence of neoliberal health economics and in the 1970s it began to revise many of its founding assumptions by this time it was becoming clear to epi epidemiologists that in wealthier societies infectious diseases were giving way to non-communicable diseases as the leading cause of illness and that many of these could be linked to avoidable behaviors such as overeating smoking or lack of exercise moreover it seemed that many of the residual infectious diseases that continue to affect wealthier populations in particular asymptomatic and undetected stds were linked to unprotected sex in much the same way that neoliberal critiques of public health focused on the limit case of the self-induced harm public health policies began to orient themselves around the problem of lifestyle choice and its presumed social costs the president of the rockefeller foundation once the leading philanthropic player in international public health complained that the cost of sloth gluttony alcoholic intemperance reckless driving sexual frenzy and smoking is now a national and not an individual responsibility this is justified as individual freedom but one man's freedom and health is another man's shackle in taxes and insurance premiums even long-time advocates of universal health insurance began to wonder out loud if inflating health care costs could be attributed to the prevailing hedonistic lifestyle of affluent americans and if responsible taxpayers should be expected to bear the cost of such lifestyle choices in canada in 1974 the united kingdom in 1976 in the united states in 1979 health authorities called for the expansion of public health interventions beyond traditional medical and surgical care to encompass preventative measures targeting personal behavior and unhealthy lifestyles no longer should these interventions focus on the statistical risk the risk that could be abstracted from will or fault or negligence but on self-inflicted harms that could be attributed entirely to the volition of the individual daniel daniel wickler a critic of the shift in public health priorities summarizes the consequences of this new ethic if we become sick or disabled as a result of neglecting to take to take care of ourselves or by having taken undue risks then dealing with these health needs should be seen as personal rather than social responsibilities and as such should not be considered on a par with other unavoidable health needs the question of whether or not one has voluntarily assumed and thus consented to risk becomes decisive within this top this optic social insurance if it is to become economically sustainable should be limited to covering illness events that occur independently of the will of the insured one should not expect the public health system to redistribute the costs of voluntary risks without abolishing social insurance altogether then the neoliberal critique of public health eats away at the edges of redistributive healthcare by introducing the distinction between the deserving and the undeserving ill the faultless victim and the self-harming risk taker into the calculus of social harms the person who has inflicted harm on himself by engaging in an imprudent lifestyle must be assumed to have taken this risk knowingly and is by definition unworthy of compensation the politics of self-care aids in the regan era the aids epidemic could hardly have emerged in a less time in the recent history of public health in the early 1980s municipal governments had endured more than a decade of inflating social service costs and were in the full throes of a fiscal crisis induced by the vulcar shock the mass redundancies brought about by recession meant that the number of people without private insurance was growing at a very very taginous rate the reagan administration's first major budgetary intervention the omnibus budget reconciliation act or obra passed in 1981 exacerbated the already growing pressure on the public health care system by slashing the federal contribution to medicaid and allowing states to implement further restrictions of their own reagan's new federalism called on the federal government to decrease its role in social service funding in practice it delegated the responsibility for implementing budget cutbacks onto state and local levels of government leaving them with the freedom to decide where the acts should fall following oprah the states and cities that had been hardest hit by budget crisis such as the recently bankrupt new york took the opportunity to drastically reduce the medicaid reimbursements they paid to hospitals this had an immediate effect on the hospital emergency room that the hospital emergency rooms that were often the first port of call for impoverished patients private hospitals had long been reluctant to accept the indian the indigent but now saw medicaid patients as an outright threat to their profits and responded by transferring them on mass to the overcrowded emergency rooms of public hospitals at a time when freely accessible healthcare was more urgently needed than ever the so-called emergency room dumping crisis was the most visible symptom of a public health sector under severe budgetary strain the neoliberal project to reform social services involved several mutually reinforcing processes of political and institutional devolution while regan's new federalism transferred authority to enact budget restrictions from federal to state and municipal levels of government the transfer of social service costs also occurred at the level of the healthcare institution itself as the managed care movement sought to outsource the labor of care from the hospital to the non-profit sector to the home in 1983 the reagan administration introduced a new system for reimbursing costs under medicare and medicaid that set limits on the length of time a patient could be hospitalized in the past a fee for service system had allowed medical practitioners to charge as many services as they liked to public insurance the new system attached spending decisions to diagnosis and placed an absolute limit on the recoverable costs for each diagnosed condition hospitals would lose money if they let patients overstay this limit but make a profit if they managed to discharge patients earlier in an environment where healthcare budgets were already strained this decision had the effect of encouraging hospitals to discharge patients as early as possible even when they still required highly skilled forms of care hospital-based care was replaced if at all with intermittent healthcare visits at home as the burden of care shifted from the expense of labor of securely employed professionals to a feminized workforce of home health care workers often employed as independent contractors but for the most part health care simply shifted from the institution to the home and from the health care professional to the unpaid labor of family members overwhelmingly sisters mothers and daughters reports of the death of the family have been greatly exaggerated regan proclaimed as he announced the creation of an official home care week the home should be the setting of first choice for care and treatment because it is conducive to healing in the home family members can supply caring and love alongside his encomiums to home-based care regan saw the revitalization of volunteerism essential to his welfare reform agenda if the new federalism called on federal government to devolve its responsibilities to the state and municipal levels regan invisaged volunteer labor performing a similar transformative role in the non-profit sector what federalism is to public sector he asserted volunteerism and private initiative are to the private sector the country is bursting with ideas and creativity but a government run by decree has no way to respond volunteerism is an essential part of our plan to give the government back to the people as social service budgets were whittled back neo-liberals and neoconservatives loudly touted the virtues of community empowerment through self-care in a report sponsored by the american enterprise institute in 1981 the public health theorists and former new left activists lowell s levin and ellen l idler identified self-care as an ideal alternative to the welfare state for these perhaps unwitting messengers of the new right the burdens of care engendered by the deinstitutionalization of public hospital patients called for a simultaneous reinstitutionalization of the private family church and charity as natural conduits for self-care their prescriptions in many ways anticipated the actual contours of policy change over the next few decades were filial obligation laws faith-based welfare reform and the selective mobilization of the nonprofit sector would reinvent family church and charity as the prime mediating institutions of social policy the effects of neoliberal healthcare reform were felt acutely in new york the epicenter of the us aids epidemic in the late 1980s as noted by charles perrault in morrow f and mauro f gilley is came to a city particularly ill prepared to cope with it new york city had been declared officially bankrupt during the recession of 1975 when bankers refused to purchase its municipal bonds and roll over its debts the city was subsequently subjected to a prolonged austerity regime conducted under the vigilant eyes of its business elites that sought to restructure the economy around financial services and real estate while purging the poor from the city center using a combined strategy of regressive tax concessions and cuts to social services well before the sea change of the regan revolution new york served as a laboratory for neoliberal reform the crisis regime that was imposed in the wake of its bankruptcy prefigured the impact of the volcker shock at a national level and served as prelude to the wave of structural adjustment programs that would be rolled out across the world during the 1980s healthcare was a prime target of mayor ed cox budget cuts according to one study the city's hospitals closed up to 1800 beds in the first half of the 1980s at a time when aids infections were increasing at an alarming pace even by the end of the decade state and city officials remained seemingly oblivious to the urgency of the situation as late as 1989 president george h.w bush was proposing to cut funds to new york city hospitals while the governor refused to spend funds that had been appropriated by the legislature fewer than a third of the 500 new aids beds that had been repeatedly promised became available before the end of the decade and many of these remained unused because of a shortage of qualified nursing staff as a result of this institutional inertia grassroots aids service organizations were almost alone in mounting any kind of response during the first five years of the epidemic in the city's hardest hit by hiv new york san francisco washington and los angeles gay men lesbians transgender women and their allies marshaled vast amounts of unpaid labor to confront the urgent healthcare housing and social service needs of the hiv infected while also initiating the first prevention campaigns in new york gay men's health crisis gmhc provided the only substantial services to people living with aids until 1985 when regan finally broke his silence and small levels of federal and state support began to trickle through to non-profits set up by a small group of activists with no outside support in early 1982 and operating out of a few rooms in a boarding house the organization had by the end of the year amassed a volunteer volunteer force of over 300 individuals and was training up to 50 new volunteers a month the early aids service organizations were well aware of the catch-22 in which they found themselves the decision to set up healthcare and other services within the gay community was a political one there are the aids service organizations were the inheritors of the self-care movement of the 1970s and were reluctant to see control to a public health sector perceived as punitive and imbued with normative ideas about sexuality in the early 1980s the patho pathologization of sexual deviance was far from a distant memory homosexuality was still illegal in many states while regan's key advisors on aids the cultural conservatives william bennett and gary bauer were threatening to resurrect old public health methods such as quarantine the closure of bath houses and compulsory testing but in a context where regan was touting the virtues of volunteerism as a solution to the failures of the social state self-care also represented a practical capitalisation to neoliberal social policy in the early years of the epidemic aids activists had no other choice than to take care of themselves short of doing nothing and so ended up assuming responsibilities that might otherwise have been taken on by the state the political influence that that the new left healthcare initiatives of the 1970s had been able to exert from the margins at a time of proliferating welfare services was severely diminished in a context where these initiatives were simply substituting for state welfare the effect of the expanding welfare agenda of the great society in its aftermath was to push the frontier of care services provided by the state beyond the racial and sexual limits of the fortis family wage the counter-effect of neoliberal budget cuts was to shrink this space but also as if accidentally to reinscribe limits to care along the familiar lines of racial gender and sexual difference beyond the charmed circle of the privately insured family health care was not readily readily available 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b4ABO2h5n6s | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ABO2h5n6s | Are The Elites Plans Set In Stone? | Chaos From Cern? | Sufi Meditation Center | As salaamu alaykum Sayyidi Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah Sayyidi how to hold tight to the rope of Allah (AJ)? Did you make that up just now? That’s… it’s like when in doubt come up with this kind of question, yeah. That, whoever asked that you got to buy three meditation books. That’s the whole tariqah (spiritual path)… to hold the rope. No question You have to buy the meditation book; one for yourself and two for a gift for other people so alhamdulillah. The rope of Allah (AJ) is the tariqah and how to hold the rope of Allah (AJ) is to hold tight to the tariqah and build the relationship with the shaykh. That, that’s an opening of ‘Helpme@nurmuhammad.com’ is a tremendous opening for people to communicate and to get the response that they need, not the response that they want and to open a line of communication. That you have like a mass of I think 4000 people. If you look at the audience there’s an audience of around 200 to 300 people. As soon as this broadcast closes, it jumps to 2000 people because of the different times and about a day later it’s up to 4000. So 4000 people and they’re like an audience just sort of oh like an ocean and they’re looking at this one shaykh. This has to be a two way relationship in which you make yourself to be known, make yourself to participate, don’t lose yourself and become nothing in that ocean and not identified, not participate, like a shadow. This is not the objective of this relationship. In this relationship requires the student to participate, to comment, to be known. That they’re… we described before you know being nothing is when you face dunya (material world) but in this reality your social marking and your social whatever we call, your social rank in the heavens is important. Not the social rank in dunya where people have to like your posts and like your comments. No, that’s not important at all. But the most important is that unzur halana wa ishfa’lana (gaze upon my condition and intercede for me) is that we’re asking Prophet ﷺ that, ‘Please, keep your gaze, your holy nazar upon me’ because from those Divine eyes comes a faiz (downpouring blessings) and emanations of Divinely grace. So when the saintly souls and prophetic (as) souls they look to us, there’s a Divine grace coming from their eternal eyes and their soul. Our life is how to achieve that grace so that grace is by good deeds and good actions. So the interaction with the shaykh, the interaction with the tariqah is important. So by opening the email it took this crowd of imagine like an ocean of just a shadow of people out there, 3000 to 4000 people looking at a shaykh’s teaching. And it’s like a lecture hall, imagine back at school there’s 4000 people in the audience and the shaykh is just teaching. The email opens an opportunity for people to begin to identify themself with the shaykh. So they email that, ‘This is so and so, I’m watching your talks, alhamdulillah, I like to thank you,’ and just anything to identify themself that, ‘I am out here, I am not hiding in the shadows but I am actually present, I’m watching you, I’m watching you for a year now, three years now and I’m coming across these subjects, I’m studying meditation.’ If you had a question at that time about how to meditate and we send you the links because the guys have already put twenty responses already programmed in G-suite so that they help you with all the hyperlinks. But the most important aspect is to pop up so that you’re out of that shadow and then as soon as you participate then they’re seeing you. Then you go to the other websites, you share the links on social media, they see it, the shaykh sees it. Means your social profile with the heavenly realm is now rising, ‘Oh this one, okay we see them here, we see them there, we see them this,’ in every aspect that they’re participating, they’re supporting the shaykh, they’re participating on the platforms. As a result, we gain the nazar because that’s exactly what the shaykh is doing, he’s doing the exact same thing. He’s doing all of these advents and then keeps asking for the nazar of the heavens and the awliya (saints) that are supporting him that, ‘Please keep your nazar on us that you be satisfied and happy with us, resolve our issues and the issues of our community, look at our good deeds.’ So they’re trying to also improve their social index within the heavens so that their profile is continuously under the nazar of Prophet ﷺ. That’s why I’m saying if you understood the system, you would understand. So imagine there’s a shaykh or any person who’s teaching, doesn’t really gather that many people to do good deeds, just talks to them, keep talking to them, keep talking to them, but what got the nazar? Well all of a sudden the other shaykh appears and he has 300 qurbans (offerings) now being sacrificed and they’re all over the world and they’re being sacrificed in his shaykh’s names so his shaykhs names are going everywhere just like he’s been taught and 300… If I said one was amazing and one is immense then now they bought 300 to Prophet ﷺ. Say, ‘Ya Sayyidi, ya Rasulul kareem (The Most Generous Messenger), please for the sake of these that these people put we’re bringing this whole and asking please our jama’ah (community) to be dressed, our students to be blessed, our student's difficulties to be taken away, let them to prosper,’ because many came and they asked to be a student and other people said, ‘Why you have to learn meditation? Just do like this, do like that.’ It’s okay, let anybody say what they want but look what these good deeds will open for these students, that’s what’s going to happen. When people say, ‘Oh, no, I feel energy,’ and other people say, ‘I don’t feel anything. I’m following and I’m not… I’m following this one, I’m following that one, I don’t feel anything.’ And I don’t think anybody who follows this way, follows our teaching can come back and say, ‘I don’t feel anything.’ You should feel an immense amount of energy, an immense flow of energy and that you’re participating in all of these deeds and that’s why we keep announcing them and say, ‘Look these 600 wells are being presented to Prophet ﷺ' showing that this curriculum, this way, we’re producing results and that’s what’s gaining the nazar so that’s our social index that we teach the students. That’s when you say, ‘Oh look at this shaykh he’s got 600 wells, got 300 qurbans on this Eid, he’s doing all these different charities on different countries and he’s presenting those to his shaykhs and to Prophet ﷺ.’ And that’s not even the knowledges that are being disseminated for the sake of Sayyidina Mahdi’s (as) arrival. That there has to be a certain caliber of knowledges that come out to elevate the souls of people, the knowledge of realities upon the people so that their soul is growing so that’s also something that is very rare. As a result those are getting the nazar of the heavens so our whole life is about what we can do to get the attention and the attention is a flowing Kawthar (The Fountain of Abundance) of rida and satisfaction. Imagine Prophet ﷺ is gazing at us all with happiness because the shaykh is presenting the qurbans with all his jama’ah because you’ll be with who you are… with who you love. Their souls are attached to him as he’s attached to the one he loves, that’s all being presented in the hand of Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ. With that rida and satisfaction, those lights dress the souls, bless the souls, grant what they’re all asking for, individually what they’re asking for. Everybody’s being blessed by it. That’s… that’s the reality so that’s what they’re trying to instill on an individual basis is follow your shaykh and follow the example of your shaykh. If your shaykh is doing something, is active with something, you be active, do something, be active, participate so that you’re under the nazar of the shaykh, that the shaykh is seeing your name everywhere, is seeing your comments, seeing that you’re struggling to participate and to be active and to be noticed by them, not by people. This is not about posting articles and writing and trying to make yourself a co-shaykh, they don’t need any co-pilots. You want to be noticed by the shaykh in a good way, not a bad way. In the good way is the support and all the things that we described. It’s not by trying to be a co-shaykh and co-pilot and then go out and now try to produce some articles, then you’re competing with the shaykh and actually you start to reverse your polarity and you begin to repel from the shaykh. So this is about this way of holding tight to the rope, participating in the way he’s asked you to participate and then to make yourselves to be recognized by them as a supporter of his mission. So alhamdulillah it’s very, very powerful. That’s the exact system in which he’s operating. All the other shaykhs they can complain all they want but if they’re not bringing it up to the table then they don’t have anything to talk about. You can complain and shaykhs are like that too, they can all sit on a couch and complain, ‘Why he’s one like that? Why this one like that?’ But if you don’t bring it to the table and you don’t have any actions to present to Prophet ﷺ, it’s all talk and talk is cheap and many people talk from a couch, what we call ‘Couch people’. They just ‘yeah do, do, do, do’ but if you’re not doing anything and that’s what’s important is that the action, the faith in action. And that’s where it gets results, that’s where Prophet’s ﷺ nazar, rida, satisfaction then those du’as are going out, Divinely grace is dressing and many people’s life issues are being resolved. Mushkil Gusha (remover of difficulties) – that they provided an action and Allah (AJ) untied a difficulty from their lives and life is a continuous battle. Don’t think that this way everybody’s going to tell you, ‘Oh mashAllah you follow him, congratulations, good luck. Enter paradise.’ But every step with the way somebody’s going to comment, ‘You don’t need to do that, you don’t need to follow him, you don’t need to do,’ because everybody has a shaitan inside of them. So that’s given. This life is like a football game. You got the ball, you’re supposed to go for the goal and pay attention to no one, just you go for the goal and keep going and that’s the tariqah. That everything comes to you, ‘Don’t do it, stop. Why you have to do this? Why you have to meditate? Why you have to give a qurban? Why you have to give a qurban? Why you have to do these things?’ So it’s non-stop. Life is a continuous struggle and success are those whom struggle and “Istiqamo fi tariqat”. That their… their tariqah is like a two legs of concrete into the cement. They don’t move from it. They continue their path regardless and they don’t listen to anyone’s comments because they know everybody has something negative to say because it’s hasad (jealousy). You think anybody’s happy when you’re doing good and say, ‘Oh mashAllah you guys did that much.’ No, they come say, ‘Why you have to do it. You don’t have to do that. You don’t have to have turbans. You don’t have to have a beard, you don’t have to do these things.’ So alhamdulillah, inshaAllah. As salaamu alaykum Shaykh Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah Are there souls that have more than seven names and can we trust the names given before joining tariqah? Souls that have more than seven names, you may have… what they call ‘Kunyah’ (nickname) like a ‘known-by’. Those may not be the names so people may be known by something and like a… like a, not a surname. I don’t know what it would be called? Just something that you go by but it not necessarily a name from your seven realities. So these are seven names, seven paradises and that name in that paradise is responsible for dressing you. So you have to get to know your lord. These names are lords over you and you have a name and a rab (lord) from Allah (AJ), you have a name of Allah’s (AJ) names that governs you. So all of these are realities for the one whom seeks to know themselves and whatever you think the name is, you write it in your book and you keep making your meditation, connection and asking. ‘Ya Rabbi that I’m connecting with my Shaykh.’ Asking my shaykh, ‘Please Sayyidi dress me from the faiz of these names, this reality, I want to get to know myself,’ and then keep trying. Say, ‘Is you know my name Abdul Ra’uf and is this name for me to understand how to be merciful, how to be kind,’ and then meditate and contemplate. ‘Ya Rabbi is my name… if my name is from Abdul Ra’uf then a servant of sifat ar Ra’uf and then grant me from this reality, grant me from this dress.’ So then it’s all about trying to understand myself to connect with that reality, connect with the shaykh and anything that comes as an inspiration then write them but don’t obsess over it because then you losing your target. Remember you’re supposed to go from A and get to Z. Everything along this path shaitan (satan) can use as a distraction so that all day you long you sitting and meditating, ‘What’s my name? What’s my name? What’s my name?’ Why do you keep doing that? What is… what do you think you’re going to get? Then you have to analyze yourself, ‘Why am I asking for all my names?’ You think you’re getting like a lottery ticket, something else is coming to you that you were expecting. So these are something of a subtle reality that you’re asking Allah (AJ), ‘I just want to know myself Ya Rabbi,’ but I should know also my bad character that’s what’s more important so I’ll focus on that, I’ll focus on why I was angry yesterday and why I did like this today and then I should be focusing on making my connection to my shaykh that I’m nothing, I’m nothing, I’m nothing and see myself vanishing. And that his faiz is dressing me and it becoming like fire onto me like lightning onto me because I’m supposed to be vanishing. It’s not supposed to be trying to find myself like I’m going to get a super power and then these are just then become the ego. So every aspect shaitan can take something in this journey and distract somebody completely. They start to sit and imagine that they’re seeing things, ‘Oh I just saw I got a jubba (robe) yesterday.’ Oh shaitan says, ‘You like that kind of stuff?’ And then every time you sit and meditate, ‘Here we go, now a crown is coming. Oh look big jewels. You deserve jewels.’ And before you know it instead of becoming nothing, you look down and say, ‘Oh my gosh in my meditation I got a jubba, I got crowns, I got… I got the diamonds, I got jewels in front of me,’ but that wasn’t the purpose. So shaitan then started to fool and fool around with that person. So again every aspect of the meditation and tafakkur (contemplation) is, ‘I’m nothing, I’m nothing. In my nothingness Ya Rabbi dress me from these realities, dress me from what governs me’ and you spend very little time on that and making the connection asking to be nothing and then to be dressed with the faiz and energy from the shaykh. The more you can vanish, the more that energy begin to dress you and you say, ‘Well next question is – how do you that I’m been dressed by the shaykh?’ You’ll know when you vanished and you’ll know when the energy comes. This is not a philosophy class. You get hit, you get lit up, you get heated up in which you feel like you’re burning. Many times when they meditate at this level, their mouths are all in difficulty because the mouth and the heat in the mouth becomes so much, they have all sorts of sores in the mouth. So you have to learn how to keep yourself cool during this type of energy and not to burn yourself when you physically will burn the body because of the amount of energy that’s coming onto the body. So you have to cool yourself, put cool things into the mouth and learn how to sort of ventilate the mouth so that you don’t heat with a hot mouth and get all sorts of canker sores within the mouth because you’re producing too much heat. So it’s very real. It’s not.. you even have to ask the next question, ‘Well how do I know?’ You know when you’re on fire. You feel it, inshaAllah. As salaamu alaykum Sayyidi Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah Sayyidi are there any tariqah options for women longing for silent retreats in a sacred container under the tutelage of a teacher? If not, is Vipassana retreat an acceptable alternative? Oh, if not, is what? Is the Vipassana retreat I can’t hear you that well is your mic on? It’s on Sayyidi Bring you mic closer, yeah. If not, is Vipassana retreat an acceptable alternative? Yeah, this way and the way that this is operating at this point with the madad (support) and the faiz that they’re giving, everyone is safe to operate from home. So this is not something needed to see the shaykh. The shaykh is able to reach everyone. So they don’t need a system where everybody has to come to the shaykh – that was like old technology. Right now, the technology and their… their permission wherever the student is if they sit and plant themself in a clean environment and begin to make their tafakkur and contemplation, these shaykhs will reach them. And as the result, all you need is a room to isolate in. So that you do it exactly how it was written out. That’s why you have to have the ‘Timeless Reality’ book. You have to understand the articles for meditation, you sit, connect your heart, ‘I’m nothing’. Ask for the shaykhs to be present, make sure you’re in wudu (ablution) and begin to connect. And as a result of the connection, you begin to connect, the energy comes, the energy comes. You don’t need to be under retreat with other people because again you can cross-contaminate the energy. This is such a powerful energy and such a powerful gift from Naqshbandiya tul ‘Aliya (The Most Distinguished Naqshbandi Order), from Sultanul Awliya (king of Saints) Mawlana Shaykh Abdullah Faiz ad Daghestani (Q), Mawlana Shaykh Muhammad Nazim Haqqani (Q) that you don’t want to contaminate it with anything, not another group, not another shaykh, not another person. So you go sit in somewhere else and if they have a retreat and they start to talk and your heart is to connect with them and this one and that one, so what we call is ‘Cross Contamination’. This is actually a process just to isolate, sit, lock yourself off when you can for like a half an hour, hour, ten minutes, whatever you… person can and they meditate. Or at night everyone’s gone to sleep, you put everybody to bed and you sit and you connect your heart and you only need to do that a little bit again because if the energy starts to come, you can’t sleep the whole night. So you do a little bit, little bit, little bit and begin to feel the opening within the heart. And because of the email and the opening people can communicate, the live broadcast, the question and answers, there is no need. You know it’s like tele-medicine now. So before they opened tele-medicine you had to go to the doctor’s office. But after Covid they opened up a permission which is now tele-tariqah. Nobody needs to go anywhere and you don’t need to sit with anyone because you’re going to get cross contaminated. You end up in a room in another jama’ah and they say, ‘Why you have to meditate? No, no, we never heard this. Don’t do this.’ And before you know it, the person goes out, ‘Oh I got so confused I sat with these people, I got confused, I got reprogrammed, deprogrammed,’ so that becomes what we said the humans are the pandemic and everybody’s bad character they throw on somebody. Somebody’s who’s not achieving anything always takes everybody down. So doesn’t matter dunya and akhirah (hereafter), you’re doing great things for akhirah, you sit with somebody and, ‘Oh you don’t have to do those things,’ because they’re not doing it. ‘You don’t have to do this,’ because they’re not doing it and as a result they want nobody to do it and they want everybody to drown like they’re drowning. So best everybody just sit by themself, go to their room, make their meditation, make the connection and feel that power coming and then when they go out amongst people, they don’t show anything, don’t talk about anything, don’t say what you’re doing, don’t say what your practices are and keep it all to yourself inshaAllah and Allah (AJ) opened for whom He wants to open. Otherwise then people become jealous, ‘Oh why did that happen to you? Why did that energy come to you?’ And hasad begins to come and then people get discouraged again and run into difficulty, so alhamdulillah. They opened after this Covid reality is tele-tariqah like tele-medicine. That you connect through emails with the shaykhs, through the live broadcast, ask your questions. If it’s a question that can be applicable for a live audience then alhamdulillah. If not, send it by email. At least the communication now is being established. Then follow his system of being supporting. Support the store, support the online, support the charities, support the articles and post them so that you are showing your support and participation, as a result then you’re under their nazar and then this faiz begins to open for the student that’s practicing and then they know that who they’re locked with. Otherwise they just sort of all over the place. So again 3000, 4000 viewers are coming on so then imagine how many should be participating and emailing and being active. But there’s a vast ocean of those whom keep quiet and just sort of continuously observing but you want to stand up and move forward to be recognized, inshaAllah. As salaamu alaykum Sayyidi Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah Was there any significance of the Georgia Guidestones being destroyed? Yeah, I would imagine there was a tremendous significance. That the CERN opened something for these people and they probably don’t want any proof of what they’re about to do and for some reason that stone had certain information of what they wanted to do to people. And Mawlana Shaykh (Q) had said many times, Sultanul Awliya that they plan to take away six out of seven people from this Earth and that Guidestone said even more that they only wanted 500 million people on Earth and they’re under a philosophy that the Earth and because of the environment is too much population so they want to depopulate the earth; this is dajjal (man of deceit) and yeah. And every famous personalities their entire family lineages were involved in the concept of depopulating the earth and writing articles to societies based on ‘The earth has too much of a population.’ So these are the things that they’re planning to implement and I think the last thing they want is a stone that has it written. So as a result of something they’re trying to open from their portals, they now took that proof down that this is what they want to do to humanity. But these are all signs for people whom their hearts are open and that Allah (AJ)… they plan and Allah (AJ) plans better. So as much as they’re doing to bring about a time of chaos and try to speed up the process of chaos, they plan and Allah (AJ) plans better. That’s why it’s such an immense opening in a time of awakening for people whom wish to open the heavenly kingdom within their heart. And that’s why that these… these are all the same prayers, all the same practices. For all those who believe in the Oneness of the Divine, the heavenly kingdom must come and God’s Will must be done and His Will must be done as it is in heaven. So means that heavenly guides and heavenly rules must be implemented onto the heart of the believer so that their heart can contain this heavenly kingdom and heavenly power, heavenly energies inshaAllah. And open for all those whom they’re inspired to improve themselves, inshaAllah. As salaamu alaykum Sayyidi Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah Sayyidi how does acupuncture affect our energy we are trying to build? Yeah, any, any time we do energy work, we have to be careful who’s doing the work. So like a finely tuned car that you have if people know like a Ferrari finely tuned by the Ferrari mechanic and everything is the engine is all tuned, everything is perfected. You take this and go now to the Toyota dealer and say, ‘I… sorry I couldn’t go to my Ferrari service. Can you fix this for me?’ And if the guy is very bold, he’ll say, ‘Yes, of course I can.’ And he retunes the entire engine and destroys your entire car because he tuned it to according to what he thinks he knows but he’s not qualified for that level of tuning. So that’s the danger with acupressure, acupuncture and acu-anything. Anytime a lesser understanding is touching somebody, they think everything is wrong, ‘Why is it programmed like this?’ Because that’s way above their programming. So they may deprogram people and reset different energies so that’s the risk that somebody takes when they just go somewhere and say, ‘Okay start doing your acupressure and acupuncture and start you know changing my meridians and energies’ – that, that can be dangerous. So when we come and we meditate, the concept is happening is that you sit and you begin to meditate and you say that, ‘I’m nothing, I’m nothing.’ Well from Budal, Nujab, Nuqab, Awtad, wal Akhyar, jinni (unseen beings) wa ens (human beings), malaika (angels), there’re different categories of spiritual beings that are coming in front of you when you’re meditating and you don’t see them, most likely you won’t feel them, some will feel them because they’re very sensitive and they begin to change things. Means they’re fixing the lataifs (subtle energy points), they’re changing, they’re cleansing the body so that the soul can have an easy departure in and out because the body is continuously trying to lock like rooting itself to the soul. So there are malaika mutahhireen (those who purify themselves) that at night they come for the believer, mutahhireen that they’re special category of jinn (unseen beings) and angels that come every night for certain servants and clean their body like a shell. As their body is trying and their nafs (ego) is trying to root itself to the soul. So in their sleep they may see dark figures all around them and that’s not your concern. Don’t, don’t pay attention to them, don’t try to be scared of them, just go to sleep. And their… their responsibility is to come and to clean so that the body is clean from the soul so that the soul continuously can depart and move free from the body. So means that this high level of programming and they meditate and the different categories of awliya may come and begin to calibrate their heart and their lataif. Well there’s a lot of work being done behind the scenes. So when you go to a lesser philosophy and a idolatry where they don’t believe in the Oneness of Allah (AJ). So yeah, you put a lot of danger into going to someone like that. Where they may come across your energy and think it’s programmed wrong and start to reprogram things. So that’s… the body is such a sensitive thing so that’s why I said, they gave the example of a car; if you think a car is special then we have to think ourselves as billions times more special that – the way I’ve been programmed by my Shaykhs and this connection, no I can’t just give myself to anybody do anything they want to touch me and to program and put needles and re… recharge my energies in different ways, no. So it’s very dangerous. Now if you’re going for medical and there’s a specific medical condition that you’re trying to resolve then those are different. They come and they do a pain relief on a specific area – those are generally very precise and that’s for a medical reason. They’re not just going there and say, ‘Okay well fine tune me and tune me up,’ and they change all the programming and that can be difficult on spirituality. As salaamu alaykum Sayyidi Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah Sayyidi what is the… a secret shortcut to attaining the nazar (gaze) of awliyaullah (saints) kareem, Muhammadan Nalain Pak (blessed sandal of Prophet ﷺ) and to start giving in public service for the nazar of awliyaullah when we feel there is a block on us? Huh, I didn’t hear that shaykh. Sorry InshaAllah. What is a secret shortcut to attaining the nazar (gaze) of awliyaullah (saints) kareem, Muhammad Nalain e-Pak and to start giving in public service for the nazar of awliyaullah when we feel there is a block on us? What’s the last part? When there is a block on us... How to get a shortcut when there’s a block on us… Na’am Sayyidi That didn’t make sense. Yeah. There… there is no shortcut, there is no block on us. The only block is the one that we put upon ourselves, right. Everybody has a finger, they put the finger on the article, they press share, put it onto Facebook. Take something from the store, press share, put it on Facebook, put it on Instagram, put it on now on TikTok. We have a active TikTok page. Take the TikTok talks on Muhammadan way, take it, share it, post in on your profile, take the charity thing, Mawlid (celebration of the birthday of Prophet ﷺ) button, share it. Everybody has a finger. So how can anybody have a block? The block that people experience is they connect, they feel nothing. Oh, because they’re not doing anything. So when we do things, that’s what we said that if we just connect and it’s empty, it’s like a empty zone, like a closet, you don’t feel anything. So this connection works when there’s a nazar (gaze). So when we connect, the other side has to be gazing upon us. Unzur halana wa ishfa’lana (gaze upon my condition and intercede for me). Allah (AJ) asked everyone that, ‘Have Prophet ﷺ to look upon you.’ So Prophet ﷺ is looking and the awliya (saints) are coming and teaching us a shortcut that – if you really want his nazar, you have to do something. So Allah (AJ) describes in Qur’an, ‘Don’t go empty handed to see Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ.’ So tariqah (spiritual path) teaches adab (manners). Right? If you’re going to the presence of Prophet ﷺ, why are you going empty handed? So means put something in your hand and your hand is your deeds, your good actions. So you give something, do something, sponsor something and then you’re asking for Prophet’s ﷺ du’a (supplication) that, ‘Please Sayyidi ya Rasulul Kareem (The Most Generous Messenger) that bless this action.’ So we’re the only charity that has notes. Every sadaqah (charity), put a note. Allah (AJ) is witness, Prophet ﷺ is witness and if I can get to all of them, I’m witnessing. So where all these eyes are looking at everything somebody does. So means this is the nazar so that when you feel and you’re meditating, it’s no longer a closet because you know you did things, you know you’re active, you know you’re trying to participate so then the other side is watching you and that’s our whole lives. You know when we’re trying to do the Mawlid and spread the Mawlid to thousands of people then when we connect, the nazar is there because all the deeds and all the actions were hoping that this is gaining their support, gaining their happiness. That’s why the shaykh has to teach from himself. If a shaykh doesn’t do anything then how he can tell his students to do anything. Who he doesn’t tell them do anything and as result, all of them do nothing. Well that would be a no power, low power, nothing faith in action, nothing happening. So our way was from the example of how we were trained. Shaykh was active, 72 books written, running all over the earth, doing this, doing that, doing this, doing that and that’s how we were trained is – don’t sit, do something. So with all of these opportunities, all these different websites, all of these things, these are a tremendous effort to do da’wah (religious propagation) – to do propagation, to be of service. You know that if you’ve ever dealt with charities, don’t think that you give to this other big organization – something, something relief and say, ‘Oh that, they do very charitable deeds. They mashAllah they do 500 million dollars, they’re doing here, here, here.’ But you know the danger of these organizations are they are big Wahabi groups and if you see the pictures, there’s a guy without a hat handing out food. And every village and every person they come in contact with, they’re dayees (religious propagators). The people whom they send out to give this relief, they’re dayees – they do da’wah and they come into Ahlus Sunnah (People of Prophetic Tradition) counties and Ahlus Sunnah poverty and they begin to say, ‘Akhi (brother), you want this bag of rice?’ Say, ‘Yeah, yeah.’ ‘What this on your neck, what’s this thing?’ And they touch your chest. They do it on ‘Umrah, they do it on Hajj (pilgrimage), they do it in every village that they go. And, ‘This is a big shirk (polytheism) ya akhi. This is why you don’t have food. We’re going to give you this rice but take this shirk off, take this thing off, take… Why you have this hat like this? Who told you wear this hat like this? Why you have a turban? Who told you? That’s why you don’t get any rice, that’s why you don’t get any food. Allah (AJ), Allah's (AJ) punishing you.’ They make all sorts of garbage so don’t think that their deed is a charitable deed. They’re trying to change the aqidah (belief) of people going out into the field because the people are hungry. And that’s why I said – our da’wah is the same but we’re all Sufi, all Naqshbandi. So our gentlemen and people are going out with their Naqshbandi appearance and they’re talking to the people too. That, ‘No, no you have to do Mawlid and see these awliya, ask for their madad and their support,’ because they have to spread what they believe. So if you believe what we believe then that’s all you think about. Don’t think about other organizations and their Wahabi philosophy and, ‘Oh yeah, they give a lot of food out’. Yeah, they give a lot of food out at the price of taking people’s aqidah away and we’ve seen them operate in Canada, the same thing. They have fundraisers, they come and they talk about what’s right and wrong and what the belief system is. They try to enter into every organization and every masjid so that they can begin to infiltrate the belief system. ‘Oh you don’t have to do Mawlid, this is oh… this you know, this may be questionable.’ And they have the whole Wahabi philosophy involved in their programming and in their projects and everything they’re involved in. So this is a big effort, this is a big effort for the people whom the belief we have that these wells are being named by the names of our Shaykhs, these banners for food and every activity is in the names of these Naqshbandi Shaykhs and Nasir is staying in India and going, doing da’wah and Taufeeq is doing his da’wah in Kenya and our people in Pakistan are doing. Who we have in Kenya, we have all the group in Pakistan so they’re all doing their da’wah for tariqah so we know how the system runs. So that it’s just the other people don’t understand what’s going on. They think, ‘Oh they’re just… they’re giving rice out and giving qurban (sacrifice).’ No. it’s at the price of people’s belief that they’re doing that and that’s a means in which to reach to those people and they’re all dayees and they’re specifically targeting to take away the aqidah of Ahlus Sunnah wal Jama’ah (People of Prophetic Tradition and of the Majority) and the love and the ishq for Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ. As salaamu alaykum Sayyidi Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah While we love everything you teach, I don’t feel strong enough to show I am Muslim. Why am I so weak and scared? How do I have more confidence in myself to be a Muslim openly? You don’t have to… to show it, you just have to be it. Means that your belief is for yourself and between you and your Lord. So this is not a competition in which we have to show it. If you feel that it’s a danger, you have family that are not interested, there’s so many different variables when we’re teaching in the west and we’re not trying to be confrontational with mixed families but being a Muslim is one who submits their will to the Will of Allah (AJ). So it’s a matter of the submission and my relationship with Allah (AJ) and the love for Sayyidina Muhammad ﷺ. It’s not a competition on how much I can show it and expose myself to the world it's that’s not what Allah (AJ) opened. Everybody to their limit. If Allah (AJ) puts somebody in a situation they can do everything, go everywhere and do everything like that then Allah (AJ) gave them that ability. If Allah (AJ) put into somebody to be confined, under difficulty, under restrictions, Allah (AJ) knows the condition of His servant and He doesn’t test them above and beyond that condition. So it’s a matter of being patient, living under those conditions, but your Islam is your relationship with Allah (AJ), it’s not about putting it out there in front of the whole world because the whole world doesn’t have to see anything anyways. So it’s a very private relationship. Now if your question was, ‘How come I can’t submit because I don’t want to pray and I don’t want to do good deeds?’ Well then that’s a matter of meditating, contemplating, doing your salawats (praises upon Prophet Muhammad ﷺ), go out and give some charity. Go out and make a sandwich and give to people or make some food for people, go to a soup kitchen, volunteer. So, so many ways to be of service so that I can submit, I can pray more, I can meditate and I can do my practices. If I have to wait till everybody is gone for work, I’ll do them by myself. So you find the time to do what you have to do and it’s not a matter of having an audience of people and walking out in public and showing everyone because a good Muslim is one whom their deeds are strong so that their relationship and their practices, their meditation, their connection, their prayers, those are what’s important for Allah (AJ), not for everybody to see it and everybody in the family to be aggravated by it, inshaAllah. Especially if it’s a con… family of converts and mixed relationships, inshaAllah. As salaamu alaykum Sayyidi Walaykum as salaam warahmatullah How do we deal with the loneliness at times of Eid and other significant days when we don’t have any in-person Muslim friends or family to share the culture, story or efforts of our journey? Please forgive me. Yeah, it’s common now and that that’s a sad part is that the Eid is a bit difficult. There are… there are Eid programs at… in different communities and it’s not like going to the masjid where everybody is going to bother you. If you find an Eid program in your area and it’s at a park, it’s basically just going to the communal prayer and hanging out at the park activities. It’s not so much a time of being interrogated and you’re following this, you’re following that. So the Eid prayers you can pretty much find throughout the city in all major cities in America and in Canada. So it’s you know… if that’s what the person is lacking then they try to find when is the next Eid prayer and the big one. So here they have one in Canada, in Vancouver down at Convention Center. So people want to just go there and feel like they’re a part of you know a thousand people praying and that’s, that’s acceptable. What they try to avoid is actually sitting in the different mosques, masjids in which somebody comes up to you and indoctrinates you and says, ‘Oh you’re doing this wrong. Why you like this and you shouldn’t follow a shaykh, you shouldn’t follow tariqah,’ that’s what you’re trying to avoid when you sit and meditate and pray at home. But for the Eid they usually have pretty grand events which are safe to go to because it’s thousand people and nobody’s sort of caring for anything else. So they just go there, they do their Eid prayers, they have carnival or festival for the children, so inshaAllah that’s acceptable and that’s what people do. InshaAllah. Subhana rabbika rabbal ‘izzati ‘amma yasifoon, wa salaamun ‘alal mursaleen, walhamdulillahi rabbil ‘aalameen. Bi hurmati Muhammad al-Mustafa wa bi siri Surat al-Fatiha. | The Muhammadan Way Sufi Realities | UC4E8QX7OgwYDgyuuXTBMrcg | 2022-11-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | detection | en | 7,256 | 47,646 |
12Vj25G5kSk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12Vj25G5kSk | Patriot Press News 9/19/22 | happy monday heritage today is september 19 and this is your patriot press news [Music] my name is fatima and here are today's announcements gsa has an executive board meeting today in room w-104 from 3 35 to 4 35 members allies and supporters including staff are always welcome with the next meeting happening on september 26th interested in art heritage art club meets every tuesday in l128 from 3 40 to 4 40. for some more club news the first blood drive of the year is already upon us and will be held on september 29th your interact club can be found in the quad during both lunches for you to stop by and sign up now over to robotics hey patriots are you interested in building robots don't have audit club to win build design and programming with no experience required come to room s116 every tuesday wednesday and thursday from 3 45 to 5 45. hope to see you there thanks robotics for all that utilized the college and career center it has moved it is now located in washington 112. if you need help creating your fsa id filling out your college applications or have any more questions then please stop by seniors want a space for yourself or your friends in this year's yearbook senior ads are due by january 8th we have just added a 16th page ad for the low price of 25 this small ad can include a photo and some text such as a favorite quote go to yearbookforever.com and search for our school today to buy your ad today now over to our asb president naomi hey patriots it's naomi your asb president our homecoming theme this year is haunted homecoming it's on october 1st from 7 to 11. you could buy your tickets at the student store for 30 dollars with a speed 35 without or 40 at the door the dress code is semi-formal and we hope to see you guys there attention seniors remember september 30th is the last day to buy your senior package it includes all dances and senior year so head over to the student store and purchase it thank you thank you naomi today your girls tennis takes on paloma so make sure to make your way over to the tennis courts after school to show your support that's all our announcements for today patriots have a great day and we will see you tomorrow | HHS Media | UCIsdlvuJYYwVlX1FS5ePVGQ | 2022-09-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 412 | 2,190 |
SmL2jCe1AfY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmL2jCe1AfY | Learning How to Somersault | Jenevera | YiksRUs | [Music] bend your knees now you want to smell your tummy ready one two three oh that hurts let's try it again oh oh oh god he wants it again [Music] [Laughter] so when you go moy you want to smell your knees like that and then [Music] baby brother [Music] um [Music] all right try it okay brother's gonna do it too here and he goes down and we go that's just rolling yeah i know but he's little we won't be ready for some results until he's at least 18 months when you go you're gonna bend your elbows bend my elbow of course that's gonna hurt you have to bend your elbows i'm going like this the wrong time yeah okay i'm just going to spot you and head down i'm still sweating i know show me pizza hands nope look at up straight first pizza hands show your pizza hands bend your knees and look like a ball wait good okay now keep looking at your belly ready there we go you want to play oh no he wants to bite me no biting your mother i think she's tired are you tired no here better see you next time he's going to give you cpr he's going to give you juliar rule pr [Music] | YikFam | UC2OE6qH4NO9qSDXV_KXLIjg | 2021-06-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 219 | 1,075 |
AYGM1Y1eZD4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYGM1Y1eZD4 | SIGNS OF DEPRESSION | [Music] moses if you suspect you may have depression or any mental health condition we highly advise you to seek help from a qualified mental health professional number one careful optimistic and generally happy only on the outside are you able to get up go to work and interact with others without showing how bad you may be feeling inside according to heidi mckenzie a clinical psychologist practicing in pittsburgh pennsylvania smiling depression is another name for high-functioning depression or persistent depressive disorder this may mean that you are able to function normally and go about your day like any other person even though you may be experiencing symptoms of depression internally two you're obsessed with showing others how perfect your life is on social media do the things you post on social media reflect what's happening in your actual life while it's normal to share only your best moment actively trying to create an online presence to look like you're living the perfect life may be harmful to your mental well-being posting photos to show others how happy you are when you're not in real life may only serve to create a void that gives smiling depression room to grow you're reluctant to seek help because you're concerned about appearing weak ever heard of the saying real men don't cry statistics have shown that men are far less likely than women to seek help for mental health problems this may be because they fear being judged or treated differently for their depressive symptoms as a result they may be more likely to put on a happy appearance and keep their feelings to themselves you fake a smile even though you're going through some big life changes have you ever lost your job or moved to a different country as with other types of depression smiling depression can be triggered by big life changes whether it's a breakup with a loved one or the death of somebody close to you these large changes may bring about symptoms of depression as well as a pressure to keep up in appearance that you are unaffected you throw yourself into hobbies and work to keep busy have you found yourself working overtime lately whether it's work chores or hobbies people with smiling depression may throw themselves into being busy to avoid confronting how they really feel this avoidance to acknowledge and address your emotions can be harmful and may lead to emotional and physical burnout and number six you struggle with denial diagnosing people with smiling depression is difficult for many reasons firstly some people might not even be aware that they are depressed and those who are aware often refuse to or don't seek help furthermore according to a paper from the world health organization smiling depression presents with conflicting symptoms compared to classic depression which does in law and in medicine are at a higher risk for depression the rates of depression are also higher among those with a history of substance use men are reported to have a lower rate of depression than women studies have reported that 8.7 percent of women and 5.3 of men have depression this may be because men are less likely to report their depression due to the stigma and fear of being seen as weak according to brooklyn new york-based therapist justin leoy who specializes in men's counseling depression in men is often masked by anger and irritability untreated depression is the most common cause of suicide according to the national alliance on mental illness 45 of those who commit suicide are suffering from some sort of mental illness including depression therefore proper diagnosis and treatment for depression is very important as it may help prevent suicides if you or a loved one is experiencing suicidal thoughts call your local suicide prevention number or helpline many who suffer from depression also have anxiety did you know that nearly 50 percent of all people diagnosed with major depression also suffer from an anxiety disorder while not everyone with depression will also have anxiety these two mental illnesses are closely linked so it's important to discuss your symptoms with a doctor to receive the correct diagnosis people with depression can't just snap out of it the biggest misconception about being depressed is that you can just snap out of it but depression is actually much more complex than that more often than not someone with depression or any mental illness has very little control over how they feel saying that they can just stop being depressed is insensitive and frustrating to those who are experiencing and struggling to cope with it number six is not the same as being sad while many people may use depression and sadness interchangeably they mean two different things sadness is a common emotion and reaction to when you get upset and it usually lifts after a few hours or days however depression is much more persistent lasting for weeks months or even years and it can negatively impact your daily functioning depression is linked to changes in brain chemistry did you know that depression has been linked to an imbalance of neurotransmitters in your brain this includes dopamine which regulates emotion and memory serotonin the feel-good chemical that regulates mood and sense of well-being and norepinephrine which impacts your heart rate and blood pressure during fight or flight situations the theory is that having too much or too little of these neurotransmitters can cause or contribute to depression there are different causes of depression while the causes of depression aren't completely understood it is likely that it's caused by a combination of factors genetics or environmental factors may play a part seasonal affective disorder which is a depressive disorder caused by changing seasonal patterns is triggered by disruptions of the circadian rhythm of the body changes in the production or function of hormones including pregnancy menopause or thyroid issues may contribute to depression grief trauma and chronic stress are also possible triggers of depression depression is treatable some people may believe that depression isn't treatable and therefore refuse to ask for help however there are actually so many different and effective treatment options and therapeutic approaches available cognitive behavioral therapy social skills therapy supportive counseling and behavioral activation are only some of the options to choose from numben isn't a choice it's important to know that no one chooses to be depressed while being depressed or having any other mental illness is not a choice how you decide to deal or cope with it is choosing to do nothing or deny you have a problem may only result in worsening your symptoms number 11 can be another symptom of depression there are many factors that can cause someone to become depressed one of which can be chronic pain or discomfort being in physical pain for a long period of time may lead to depressive thoughts and eventual depression nothing distorts your thinking when you are depressed it may feel like your mind is starting to play tricks on you negative thinking patterns may distort your view of your relationships with others as well as your environment and contribute to feelings of paranoia anxiety and even thoughts about self-harm therefore it's crucial to seek help and support so your negative and distorted view of the world doesn't worsen your symptoms do you easy unmotivated and uninspired from time to time and it's normal to feel like that but we live in such a hyper competitive society that's so hyper focused on pursuing success and wealth that it's made us feel internally guilty for the time we spend not working towards something productive when you overwork yourself to exhaustion and are dealing with chronic stress it will inevitably have adverse effects on your mental and emotional health but what if it could be more than that what if your laziness is more than just you feeling burnt out here are six warning signs of depression that are more than just laziness number one you can't snap yourself out of it a sense of laziness usually creeps in when you're overly stressed or if you've been working too hard for too long and there are a lot of nifty tips and tricks you can use to snap yourself out of it like making a to-do list listening to motivational talks or setting achievable goals but when it's depression depression isn't a choice and it's definitely not something you can just shake off or get over no matter what other people tell you depression is a serious mental illness that needs to be treated with professional help and medication if required often times episodes can recur throughout your life so months of therapy may be needed to help you cope number two you can't cheer yourself up do you often struggle with feelings of unexplained loneliness sadness and hopelessness do you feel exhausted all the time and rarely have any energy you might be feeling downcast and disheartened for reasons you just don't understand and nothing you do seems to cheer you up or make you feel better no amount of sleep comfort food self-care activities or fun times with friends seem to do much to brighten your spirits when you're battling depression not even doing the things you used to love the most or spending time with your loved ones can make you feel better number three you've lost interest in everything according to the american psychological association a markedly diminished interest of pleasure in activities is one of the hallmarks of a depressive episode so if you've found that your laziness has made you lose motivation and interest in everything including school and work then that's a sure sign that something is seriously wrong with your mental health with depression you tend to lose interest in your hobbies and emotionally withdraw from those around you you prefer to stay at home and lay in bed doing nothing most of the day because you just can't find it in yourself to care enough about much of anything anymore number four you can't function like you used to do you feel that your laziness is getting out of hand has it become too much for you to manage is it getting in the way of your work your school or your personal life if you answered yes to any of these questions then you may be dealing with depression in diagnosing depression psychologists tend to look at the four d's of abnormality they are deviance distress danger and dysfunction so if your laziness is making you dysfunctional significantly interferes with your everyday tasks and feels like a constant hurdle in your life then it may be time to see a mental healthcare professional about it number five your laziness isn't triggered by anything oftentimes laziness manifests as procrastination and may be brought on by a number of different reasons some believe a sense of laziness reflects the lack of self-esteem while others would argue it's because of a lack of positive recognition from others it could also be due to a lack of discipline self-control and interest but what about depression what brings about depression well the truth is psychologists don't really know but one thing we do know for sure is that it isn't usually triggered by just one particular thing there isn't always a clear reason for why depression might develop so if you find yourself feeling down disheartened and unenergetic all of a sudden depression may be the reason why and number six your laziness isn't a choice finally but perhaps most importantly the key difference between depression and laziness is that while laziness can be changed depression isn't so easily altered if you're feeling tired or unmotivated you can do something to change that for yourself you can rest brainstorm look for inspiration and try out different productivity hacks to help you get out of your funk but with depression it's not that easy it's not a funk that you can just get out of when you have depression you're not making the choice to be depressed or stay depressed in fact patients with depression often report feelings of extreme guilt shame and helplessness due to their depression no one with depression is ever just doing it for attention mental illness goes so much deeper than that can you relate to any of the signs of depression in this video if you or anyone you know is experiencing serious feelings of depression don't hesitate to reach out to a mental health care professional and get help [Music] please you | NEMIA the EXPLORER | UCd9uYB4kP_psOspjERgTWRw | 2021-06-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,109 | 12,460 |
qyESQTHmAdc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyESQTHmAdc | New CNC User's Guide to Inventables Easel | hi hello i'm the cyber reef guru thank you so much for watching today i am going to walk you through the process from start to finish on taking a design turning it into tool pass and generating the g-code you need to run your cnc so this video is specifically designed for new users have not been through the process before and want to get up and running with their cnc so i am going to use inventable easel for this particular project to show you how to use that software i have a video already of going through easel and carbide create if you want to see that video i will link it above and link it below but let's go ahead and get cut over to the computer i'm going to show you how to find an image how to get it into easel to create the tool pass and then get off and running with your g-code let's go ahead and cut over to the computer all right so here we are over at the computer and the first thing we're going to do is we're going to find an image that we want to use for the inlay for our project so the way that i start doing this is i generally go out to images.google.com which we will go to right now and i just do a search a keyword search for things that i'm interested in so for this project i want to do a pig inlay on the cutting board i will likely also do a chicken inlay for a different cutting board so let's go ahead and start with pig and i generally search for svgs svg stands for scalable vector graphic that is the easiest format to bring into your cad in your cam programs uh so but if you do find a png or a jpeg you can also manipulate those as well into vector graphics so if you're interested in that specific process please leave your comments down below and i will do a video on that as well all right so looking at the screen here you see lots of different varieties i want to caution you some of these images have licensing agreements associated with them so if you find something on etsy or if you find something on a pay website please check the licensing terms specifically for what you want to use it for so if you want to productize it or use it in something you're going to sell please make sure the license are good for that purpose so for cnc work i usually select silhouette here to give me a nice high contrast image you can see these are essentially all black and white or single colors that makes it a lot easier to turn it into your cnc a project so looking at all these different pictures here there's obviously they kind of sort of all look similar i'm going to go ahead and just select the first one here because it is from a site that says it is svg so let's click on that so you no longer can download files directly from google you do have to go to the originating site so i just want to caution you make sure you have some sort of virus protection or some sort of plug-in on your browser that protects you from malicious sites there is some pretty sketchy stuff out on google so just pay close attention to what you click on when you click on some of these images but i'm going to go ahead and say visit here it's going to take me to the website and good news is looks like you can download the svg directly you don't have to manipulate any sort of those bitmap images so i'm going to go ahead and click download download that image here right there boom and then we're going to cut over to easel and we're going to start our project all right so here we are in easel this is the main screen if you already have an account you can go ahead and sign in if you do not have an account just select create new account fill in all the information and it will create an account for you i'm going to go ahead and enter my credentials and we're going to log in and see the landing page so when you first log in it's going to present you with this screen it's going to show you some feature projects across the top and then all the projects that you have created previously obviously if you're a new user you won't have anything there but i do have a number of my projects that i've created in the past here so to start our adventure let's go ahead and select new project and it's going to create a new project for you so i have already done a video kind of detailing all the ins and outs of the user interface i'm not going to do that now so in this case i'm just going to give you a super quick high level overview on the left hand side of the screen here we have our design space on the right hand side we have our preview for what the design is going to look like on the actual material we've selected you have a toolbar on the side here and the menu system across the top down at the bottom you define your different work pieces which we will get to in just a minute over on the right hand side this is where you set most of your cut parameters and so things like the size of the wood that you're using the bit that you're using and then the specific information about your tool pass again we will get to all that in just a minute so i'm going to first start by renaming our project here i'm going to select the untitled here and type in pig cutting board and say close and it's going to rename the project the next thing that i want to do is i want to go ahead and i want to create two more work pieces and i will explain why in just a minute but to do that we're going to select the plus down here at the bottom and then select the plus down here and then i want to rename the work pieces so i know what i am working on so we'll select this little drop down arrow select rename i'm going to call the first one main the second one i am going to call inlay and then the third one i am going to call pocket there you go and so go back over to main here now the size of the main isn't terribly interesting to us right now because we're going to actually use the inlay and the pocket for the tool pass but the main is where i like to put my artwork that is essentially unmodified from the inlay settings so let's go ahead and insert our svg it is super easy with easel we select project we say import svg it's going to open a window i'm going to select the one that i just downloaded here so select boom there you go and i'm going to scroll out here a little bit you can see that the pig that we downloaded is just a wee bit larger than our workspace that's okay we will get to changing that in just a minute but if you do want to rescale it you can see this little window here that says shape and cut so under the shape it tells you the current size of your image so it is 26 inches tall by 14 inches wide so if you want to keep the aspect ratio you select this little chain locking thing here and so i'm going to go ahead and change the width to be 14 inches and you can see it scaled it automatically don't worry about the size of the image being bigger than the workspace right now we will get to that in just a minute so selecting the inlay here the inlay workspace now the wood that i have for the inlay is eight inches tall and 24 inches wide so we will go over here we're going to say select that wood it happens to be walnut i'm going to scroll down until i find walnut i am going to say that it is 24 inches wide and it is 8 inches tall and it is 0.123 inches thick so i'm going to say ok there you go and now that sets the size of the inlay now you can see the design space has changed in size and then the preview is changed in size for the pocket we are going to put a pocket on the actual cutting board that we have so we're going to select the wood species again i happen to have a maple cutting board and so we're going to select hard maple in this case it is 20 inches wide by 12 inches tall and is 1.5 inches in thickness so we'll select that and so all right we have the size of our cutting board which you can see here if i scroll the window over this is the size of the cutting board and then selecting the inlay this is the size of the inlay wood super cool so let's go back to our main design space here i'm going to scroll this window over and zoom in a little bit and now let's go ahead and create our inlay in easel it is super super super easy and if you are ever doing any sort of inlay work i do recommend easel it is a lot easier than a lot of the other programs so to get there what you do is you select this little lego looking icon that is the application area and it's right there at the top the inlay generator is one of the featured tools that you have in easel now you can scroll down and find it and down here lower in the list if you want as well you also have an image tracer here where you can take that png or those jpegs turn them into vector art as well but in this case we're going to select image generator now make sure that you have your image selected on the your design space if you don't when you select the inlay generator uh that it will not do anything so make sure you have what you want to create and inlay out of selected before you select the app so what you see is a screen here is it gives you a preview on the right-hand side and some settings on the left hand side the first thing it asks for is the bit size so in this case we are going to use that eighth inch bit or 0.125 inches and it's going to ask you for a tolerance now the tolerance really depends on how rigid your machine is i have found with the shape oco the x-carve and the 1-finity that 3-thou is pretty good for the x-carve if the belts aren't quite tight i would tell you to maybe bump that tolerance up to a three fourth out or five thou but for one of the newer machines or something that is properly tuned 3000 seems to be working well for me right now so i'm going to go ahead and just accept these as defaults and select import now what it has done is it has created two more vectors on your canvas and so one of them is a profile cut that we will use to create the inlay that goes into the cutting board the other one is the pocket that the inlay will go into so right now they are both selected so i'm going to hit control x or command x i am going to click the inlay workspace i am going to paste that there and so the inlay is this profile here and then the pocket is this dark one which i'm going to hit control x command x and then put it over here on the pocket workspace so going back to the inlay workspace let's go ahead and select it and slide that down here we will scroll out a little bit zoom out i should say and what we want to do is we want to make sure that this profile is kind of sort of in an area where we're not going to lose any of the material and everything is going to be lined up properly so we'll kind of get it near the edge there but it fits neatly into the wood that we have which again is eight inches tall now you might be asking yourself hey what are these little yellow things here these are tabs so if you didn't have some way of holding your material down when it was done with the profile that piece would just break free generally speaking if it breaks free while you're cutting it's going to fly into the bit and it's essentially going to destroy itself it's either going to destroy the holding mechanism that you have or it's going to destroy the inlay itself so you want to hold it down some way so you can use a traditional blue tape and super glue method if you wanted or some double-sided tape or you can use tabs in this example i'm going to go ahead and leave the tabs in you can always opt to change it later if you want so when i use tabs i generally put the tabs in areas where i think the uh where the um the profile might break free or might be a little bit sketchy so i usually put them on some curved areas like this here i like having one on big open areas here as well and then we'll put one on the belly right here and now you can change the number of tabs that you have if you go under cut here it says use tabs and then you can set the geometry for the tabs and you can increase the number so we'll change the six for example so that we can put one down here in the leg and then maybe one here near the nose of the pig that should give us more than enough holding power and so right now the length of the tab is a quarter of an inch that's pretty decent the height is 0.08 um that's okay for walnut um walnuts a little bit brutal so i might want to make them a little bit bigger but there's enough of them so it shouldn't be too much of an issue if you do have a super brittle material you do want to make your tabs a little bit taller so they don't break free by accident but they're fairly wide so we're just going to go ahead and leave it the way that it is now now if we scroll back over here and kind of uh show you the preview what you can see is it's just gonna cut the outline of the pig and so that's what you want that is the wood that you're gonna take and you're gonna stick into your pocket so let's go ahead and get over to the pocket operation and so over here we have our pocketing uh from the inlay generator i'm going to scroll out a little bit and the we've already set the size of the work piece but what we want is we want that pocket to be kind of in the center of that cutting board so the easiest way to do this easel makes it super easy under edit here you select center to material and it literally puts it in the middle of your material which is super convenient many of the other programs don't have this feature so you kind of have to eyeball it yourself but i really like how easy easel makes it easy so let's go ahead and select our cut parameters here as well you can see that it is by default going to make the cut point one two three inches deep and that's pretty good um i generally however recommend when you're doing inlay that you want it to be a little bit proud of the surface so it's a lot easier to sand the inlay down than to sand the entire cutting board down to the inlay if the inlay is a little bit thinner for some reason another so i would maybe recommend maybe making it just a little bit less deep so making it .121 inches should be fine that's really only the difference of two thou but it might make the difference at the end of the day all right so now we have our profile so how do we get the g-code how do we actually make this well that's super easy as well so let's slide the window back over here you can see that it gives you the preview and it shows you what your pick's going to look like on your cutting board and so the way that you generate the g-code is first clicking simulate here it's going to generate the toolpaths and show you here that it's going to do all this tool path work right all these different cuts now one thing that we didn't change yet is there are cut parameters and so you select over here cut settings and automatically easel sets it up as 28 inches per minute nine inches for the plunge rate and a cut depth of 0.028 those are ridiculously super conservative cut settings i would not recommend them at all so what i do is i click manual here for the pocket i'm going to go ahead and set the feed rate at 80. 80 should work for your x-carves for your shape ocos or even for your 1finity i would go as high as maybe 120 150 maybe even 180 on the onefinity i do not believe that the x-carve a stockx x-carve maybe the x-car probe can do it but i don't think the stock x-carb can go that fast but you can certainly go into the 100 120 range and set the uh plunge rate to about 45 and then set my depths per pass at 0.125 now generally speaking i like to keep my cut depth anywhere between 50 to 100 percent of my bit diameter so because i have an eighth inch bit i'm going to set the set to cut depth at 0.125 that's pretty aggressive so if you have a machine that is not quite so rigid i would set the depths of cut a little bit lower probably fifty percent which is .0625 in this case so i have found the depth of cut for the less rigid machines influences the outcomes a lot more than feed rate you can cut fairly fast but if you're cutting too deep the machine just flexes too much and causes all sorts of problems so i would definitely start with checking your depth of cut and influencing your depth of cut if you are getting some strange results out of your machine so there you go we have changed our cut settings here i'm going to click simulate again and you can see that now instead of being three hours like it was before down here it is now 13 minutes which is very reasonable for a cut so now we have rg code created for our pocket the way that we get access to that g-code is we just go into project here and we say download g-code and then it downloads the g-code to your computer uh so now we need to do exactly the same thing for the inlay here i'm going to click on the inlay i'm going to check our cut settings here go under manual again now for inlay i like to go a little bit slower just to increase the likelihood that i'm not going to have any issues with the inlay and that would create gaps that would be noticeable in the inlay so here we're going to do 60 inches per minute at 30 plunge rate and then the depth of cut here let's go with six to five fifty percent of the depth of the radius of the bid that just uh more or less gives us a little less uh stress on the bit which should make the inlay a little bit more accurate and then we'll click cut settings click simulate here and you can see that it's really only going to take two minutes so it's super easy peasy so now let's go ahead and click uh project select download rg code go back over to our project uh download our g code and what it's done is now it has downloaded a file that is named inlay and pocket so you know when you're on your machine uh which cut you're doing by the name of the file that is why i changed the name of those work pieces and separated it out so now if you have a onefinity you take those files you upload it to your controller and then you configure machine for your cut if you have something like an x-carve you can actually cut directly from easel here by connecting your machine to easel and then you simply just select go from the website that is super easy the only down so that really is that you have to have your computer on and you have to have your computer tethered to your x-carve the entire time but it does make it a lot easier than something like uh you know the onefinity where you have to take an extra step or even the shape oco where you have to take your file and then stick it onto that external controller with an sd card or a usb stick or something like that all right well that was it i know that that was a whirlwind tour of easel and how to get all this done but it really is that simple so i do intend to make this project so hopefully by the time this video goes live or at some point later we can show off the project but it is really just that easy with easel i really do find it one of the most intuitive one of the most approachable softwares really available for cam or cad it's a great beginner tool and doing some really amazing projects with these inlays with some super simple techniques like this i think really produce results that really are stunning for new users and experienced users as well all right well that was a lot so i know it was rapid fire so if you have any questions or any comments please leave your comments down below i'll be happy to answer them if you want another video showing how to take pngs or jpegs and turning those into a vector so you can do inlays as well i'll be happy to answer those questions as well all right once again thank you so much for watching thank you so much for getting this far in the video and don't forget to be inspired hi hello i'm the cyber reef guru thank you so much for watching today i am going to take a video no i'm not going to take a video today [Laughter] | cyberreefguru | UCS7s5F1AVrL5-DnwWB-J7sw | 2022-04-10 | Creative 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IpsVuPDx2vE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpsVuPDx2vE | The Battle of Wills - Iconic Star Wars: Destiny Encounters - Episode 2 | [Music] hey yo welcome back to the battlefield everybody I'm house monk and this is your Leinster we are back for that beam trash what we got today man today we have baby Vader and obi-wan so it's kind of milling it over in my head trying to think of some kind of thematic pairing for these guys then it just kind of hit me these guys don't really have a thematic fairing because it's just the two of them button heads so that's when I stumbled upon the silho formats and I thought that would be a really cool way to have these to duke it out so we got the separatist based on mousse too far for the battlefield so I'm sure you all recall in Revenge of the Sith there that's a extraordinarily epic showdown between Obi and Anakin so I thought it'd be kind of neat to have them fighting here almost afar even here on the Vader card you can see he's kind of standing right where he uh he kind of met his his minor demise there and just to top things off we we both have a copy of high ground that's awesome man no I absolutely want yeah this is gonna be such an epic match and I love the fact that we're able to actually bring other formats to this like the solo if you guys need a link to exactly what solo is I don't Jackman games did a whole video on it it had me myself mr. chip you know Jack Lemmon boys on there as well as well as I think Wade from Thunder shot yeah thunder sound was on there as well so then now all Jack woman's highly suggesting you guys to go check out their content as well like comment subscribe all their videos to because they are freaking incredible then introduced us to this solo format the solo format again in a brief I'm just a brief description is you get one one character you can do to die to die of that person is 19 so that means you can have 19 cards in your deck you only could have one card of each card now you're going back as well so no doubles are allowed and that's really about it so I have only one with yep so I have only one and he has Darth Vader duh duh duh baby better evil Annie and I absolutely love this pairing just because of what you chose here so long started which is is Mustafar so the price this is just such an epic in it epic match so I can't wait to see this happen all right absolutely ready for this oh yeah I'm gonna take away one oh my god you're not getting rid of anything okay all right II did that earlier okay good all right good luck have fun - my man we'll see if it turns out the same way it did in the movies I think it did all right good game thank you so much for watching guys I'm seeing battleship all right I'm gonna start out with four speed I'll let you yeah what'd you do right all right well I shall respond in kind sir I paid to good sir or Jedi robes low dear thank you well we're going to do that no oh you had to be at least a little afraid of it you intimidated me and I wrote nothing that's great oh great or that's what you roll all right I'm going to go ahead and discard confidence I guess rolling these three there you go yep so let's speed okay your speeder called pitch rejuvenate and all that UVA yeah why not oh yeah second action to do damage my way all right so I'm going to go ahead and yes I take the resource your eyes my god you dull it alright I guess I'll change this one two three this guy oh my god [Laughter] no variety met you now that looks like fun so I'll claim go and do one unblockable we both do one no just you one night Ramona why not I'll just cut guard or wide yet yellow and Michelle let's go well this is not boding well for the master here yeah that went a little bit a little bit too good for me a little crazy oh I didn't go oh I'm a surfer got a shield oh I didn't see it either I can't believe you put this in this bag Oh which one oh you'll see I like the sound of that that's amazing all right yeah pitov ancient [Music] oh yeah yeah I guess I'm rolling in oh my god alright TTS you've done playing games it's not going up yep it's not going at all like the movie all right holy moly picture dark Council and I got other plans for that resource really okay I'll take that okay that's not good for me we're going to go ahead and trust my instincts here we got Oh all right so I absolutely have to do it oh my god [Laughter] yeah that's the high ground they're killing me I [Music] mainly apparently he had a hidden motive all right you il su-31 damage to yourself alright I'm gonna go ahead and hold on Oh nope oh man I wasn't gonna I was talking about well speaking of I'm gonna roll on oh my gosh aren't you gonna get yeah oh no I'm sorry roll oh good right I'm glad we both have benefited from roll-on oh come on ain't this some shenanigans I'm gonna go ahead and turn this to the three that I will immobilize so I'll remove this general where's miss Blake get rid of high ground hey I'll take that o8 damage my boy ain't bad 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 [Music] so if I do this I'm gonna end up doing two to myself cuz you're gonna claim so I think the interest of surviving I'll just have to do that all right so I'm just gonna go down to one gonna pop this okay and then okay the guy I wanna see here LRAD so we're going to pay - okay for a vibro nice hey I'll see what he can do holy blanks Batman that's a that's a whole lot of stuff well then hit that shield you got ouch that would kill you my friend be ready for this are you ready for this then a dead duck Vader's anger no no the result that three is my own oh good - actions to resources concentrating oh no three three six damage everybody good boom Bader's like her oh he's like nope ain't gonna take that oh my gosh see what I would have done so I would have pitched probably really that oh yeah the report is let's see what I would have gone up to for speed oh that was awesome that was that was real so we pretty much just saw the UH the the movie again yeah you know he was doing like he's angry thing for me right so you even got your anger play right and the high ground this is what's one thematic match absolutely well what do you think so long sound what do you think about this pairing what I read in your way that's not bad at all it's definitely a bit of a tougher matchup because uh Vader's got one less hit point and one of his like arguably his best side deals damage to himself but who have before damaged sides though he does have four damaged sides let's get real here I got two it was a little difficult trying to think of what cards to add because you only have the one character and Vader doesn't have a resource side oh that's really you have a point I forgot you guys are abuse on her side he makes up for it but this insane damage potential man back when the emo kids were such a thing oh I loved that text so much oh my gosh all right well you saw it you saw it here we had the crazy batch over on Mustafar between obi-wan and baby later before he fully turned though let me know what you guys think if you guys like please talk with the Med these tough with rheumatic bearings just let us know in the comments below if you guys don't like him let me know why and then we'll kind of go from there guys you guys already know what could you guys around on that battlefield I'm going everybody thanks a lot please you | MGB - 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lqZ1KTCy7UA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqZ1KTCy7UA | Software Carpentry September 2012 (4.8) Programming in Python | so let's go back to the editor and see how we can break this program up into functions by convention we always import our libraries at the top and then we Define our functions so I'm going to Define function called get count from line or just call it text and it is going to say temp is text scrip Fields is text dosit on commas in fact why am I bothering to type all of this in I happen to have it here so let's go here and say we'll call the variable line that's safe to do because this line variable will be different from the line variable that we're using in the main body of the program for our Loop because this one's defined in a function and I will say temp is line strip fields is temp. split on comma count is into Fields 2 return count and down here I can say total plus get count from line that's the first refactoring step just as you refactor polinomial to make them simpler by finding common terms and moving them out so to do you refactor code find something extract it give it a name and then rewrite the code that it used to be in to make it simpler so now I've got a function extract the count portion of a data record and return as a number there you go this main program has now become simpler for file name and all file names for line and reader if the line starts with hash or date then don't do anything otherwise total is total plus get count from line all right when I'm reading the main body of the program I don't have to think about how I'm getting the count I see one operation get count from line the name jogs my short-term memory reminds me of what it is that I'm doing with the line and I can treat that as a black box I don't know I don't have to know as I'm reading the main body of the program how that works one analogy is components in electronics I don't need to know what's inside a capacitor I just need to know its capacitance another is lmas in mathematical proofs if you want to prove something complicated what you do is prove several intermediate results and then combine them in your final proof you do this because you trust your younger self you read the two-page proof of the Lemma or half page proof hopefully of the Lemma then you remember right this is true I understood that much as I was reading it I trust myself of 5 minutes ago to have traced through the logic and to believe this result now I'm going to keep that result as the fact in my head along with my memory of having worked through the proof similarly I believe that get count does the right thing because I read it a few minutes ago and it seemed to make sense therefore when I read it in here in the main body of the program I trust myself to have understood it this is how you build programs all right we've made one change we've taken one chunk of code and refactored it into a short function let's see what happens if I say python count lines with Jerry and Steve 2 and 30 those are the results we had before the break that's what we're expecting now at this point I would Commit This to Version Control I've done a refactoring I made one logical change it's small it's simple it's self-contained this is the size of change that I would actually push into Version Control I might actually do a little bit more before I did that let's see what the next step would be well I don't see any way to simplify get count can I simplify the main body yes I could say um uh total is find is get total from reader reader. close and then print the total all right I've just taken a few lines out and replac them with a call to a function total is get the total from this open file and then close the file and print the number creatures s what is get total um we could call it Reader let's call it Source just to be different line in Source okay so count the total number of creatures in a data file and I have to remember to return total at the end of the function if I don't the function will return nothing or none which isn't a number now this program is actually more lines than the original it's grown by about eight lines but it's much more readable than the original because you're seeing here's how we get the count out of a line okay there's one thing I've taken 1 2 3 4 five operations and turned them into one chunk for your short-term memory okay here's how to count the total number of creatures in a data file I've taken one 2 three four five six things and turned it into one Chunk in your short-term memory and then I'm saying show total number of creatures in each file given on the command one here's the main body of the program and now it's a lot easier to read for each file open the file get the total close the file and print the total number of creatures see that I can understand I could then go and say right how am I getting the total well I've got some sort of source that I'm reading from I'm taking each line I'm doing something here all right that makes sense I can understand that let's see if I broken anything nope it's still working again I would commit to Version Control I've made one significant change I my tests we're ready to push in verion control now I might if I was actually intending to use this code in angro over an extended period of time I would make one more change if Should Skip line of line now it might seem silly to have a one on line function okay but I think it makes this function get total a little bit easier to read for line and Source I should skip it then pass otherwise add the count that I've extracted from the line to the total that's not the real reason I'm doing it the real reason I'm doing it is that this function now contains everything that depends on the structure of the file if I decide to use a different character for comments if it turns out that there are three different kinds of section and subsection lines that I should be skipping and so forth I make one change once in one function and nothing else changes and that is how you tell if a program is welld designed it's sometimes called the single responsibility principle every function should be responsible for one thing but conversely every responsibility should be in exactly one place there should be no repeated decision making here all of the decision making about what constitutes a line with skipping is in exactly one function so if I need to change my mind about how we skip lines I change exactly one function and nothing else in the program changes that means I don't have to retest or rethink or reread the rest of the code just as if I decide to go from a an electromechanical capacitor to some sort of solid state capacitor all I really need to know in my circuit is the capacitors and whether the leads will fit into the little holes in the breadboard I don't need to think about the internals of the capacitor I've got a component and I can swap it out for other reasons modify it do whatever I want and nothing else should have to change that's the test of good design is whether every logical change only requires changes in one place in the code let's see if if this still works yes it does okay I need to add is this line uh should this L be skipped because it's a comment or a title all right I think I've now got a much more readable program because it's broken into pieces Each of which can be understood and digested separately and at each point the cognitive load is small enough that it will actually fit into short-term memory if I was actually writing this program I would probably have written pretty much what you see here that's because I've done this kind of programming often enough that certainly this first stanza for all file names open it do something close it print the result my hands would just do that and I wouldn't even be awake because I've done this so many times it's like a musician playing with 12 Bar Blues right it it's like an athlete doing push-ups yeah I've been there done that my brain doesn't have to be switched on right everything else starts to be specific to the problem but I'm fitting against a pattern that I've seen before and that means that other programmers like me like you who've seen this pattern before will find this code even easier to read because it fits their model of how they would break it down it's like speaking a language idiomatically it's like driving I'm I'm I'm a very bad driver it's been 20 years since I tried to drive a car because I'm a menace but one of the things I remember from when I did drive is that different places have different social conventions about how far in advance you signal how close you get to people driving in Italy was very different from driving in Alberta much scarier it works if everybody's operating from the same Playbook if everybody's got the same expectations so the most important rule when you're structuring programs is do it like other good programmers that you're working with don't do it like the very best programmers because they've got such a rich vocabulary they can boil things down and make it so dense that you probably can't understand their code easily and they will find yours too slow but if you look at people in your lab who are able to do things in 10 minutes that take you an hour and look at their code imitate it so that they will be able to read yours and so that you'll be able to read theirs that's the most productive thing so this point we've broken our problem down into functions and we've got a piece of code that does most of what we want there's two more things we need to show you | softwarecarpentry | UCp_EGqMlGrLu-ElIbCwYfrQ | 2012-09-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,826 | 9,489 |
bz6mCVH3X3U | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bz6mCVH3X3U | Mi Crush - Batman Arkham Origins Blackgate - Deluxe Edition Ep 2 | hi little guy did you and your friends have fun is deluxe edition classes in Vivo [Music] come on [Music] possibility how did you get so popular besides the obvious hey when things went boom I was just gonna grab my suit and find a way out of here like you said blackgate's too intense for a sweet little thief like me but then they jumped me each trying to keep me from joining the other side what do you mean side The Heavy Hitters hate each other especially black mask and Joker they've all staked out their own territories inside the prison the way I hear it penguin has the cell blocks and controls movement around Blackgate he locked all the staff in a Cell on blackgate's lowest level the Arkham Wing black masks take in charge of the prison's industrial complex he decides where there's power and where there isn't and the Joker is holding down the administration building which has the computers that encrypt the codes for the locks on the Arkham cells here's the bad news to get to the hostages someone has to go to the industrial complex to restore power to the Arkham Wing get through the cell blocks to get down there and have the crypto sequencer that unlocks the hostages cell this is shaping up to be a long night so let's spend it together excuse me I can work the bad guys from the inside and feed you information as you work your way through the prison you're a criminal why should I trust you because I have an incentive what do you want what you promised me to begin with you can help get me somewhere less dangerous where I can serve out a shorter sentence you mean someplace easier to escape from you think I want to see those innocent people down there hurt I'm just a thief not a psychopathic murderer like everyone else in here [Music] I'll be on my way you can take your chances alone wait no tricks for you only treats you're gonna be able to find your way around okay I've got it covered I'll be in touch accomplished click click click click click click click s foreign [Music] hello Grande Administration in administration del Castillo black stay relaxed mamboo what is mamboo and Tremors all right [Music] goodness sorry to disturb you director you asked to be notified when the feed from Blackgate was running as you can see there have been some unexpected developments there's too much risk of our exposure you need to pull the plug I make the decisions on this op and I say we keep going there's something to be gained here oh I'll go window 11. it's not yeah okay okay let's see foreign [Applause] [Music] that's that bad [Laughter] Joker hello value guest s [Laughter] do you like what I've done to the place I have been quite finished I'm sure you'll see more of my improvements as you go along I'm not going anywhere Joker and neither are you you'll give me the codes for the crypto sequencer and we'll end this here no I don't think so I'm going to the warden's office to finish my alterations while you go find the warden I won't even make you search that's how gracious a host I am the wardens in the conference room peace he's tied up in a meeting and Timbers are running high it's an explosive you might say pendejo um what were you doing over there buddy I'm not big on play you're not getting those codes from the Joker not yet meaning would have been nice to know that a little earlier but um [Music] wait Wayne Corp was putting in new elevators in the administration building maybe there's one of our cable launchers lying around somewhere no no no no no no no no we'll see analysis okay uh-huh this is okay the prison decided to spray for bats oh yeah Sangre pendejo are you kidding me you must hey me pendejo oh uh-huh I'll joke oh really foreign [Music] foreign don't jump the mommy oh yeah foreign money I gotta come and do all this over time foreign I'll just cover this point okay don't do is nobody is police stay put for now it's too dangerous out there Los Angeles videos [Music] | ALEXBY YT | UCpZT1gartKFppc8WA2Kn8sw | 2024-04-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 735 | 3,935 |
sLww1iEydiw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLww1iEydiw | Ace Museum: All in for the 1%! | greetings art world we are the unknown artists we urge you to investigate the economic conditions of the art World rebuild the dream is planning an event on March 31st 2012 at Ace Museum in Los Angeles called all in for the 99% this event is intended to unite art and activism to create awareness discussion and enthusiasm for the issues that Inspire the 99% movement but the ace Museum does not represent a 99% Ace Museum's chief executive Douglas Christmas has had well over 55 legal disputes with artists and collectors for financial fraud including stealing artwork and refusing to pay artist a quick Google search will turn up countless examples Douglas Christmas has lost lawsuits charging that he stole famous artworks sold smuggled artwork while claiming it was free and clear of claims failed to pay rent and taxes failed to pay artists for artworks that he sold and failed to deliver artworks to collectors he has used bankruptcies to avoid paying claims on at least seven occasions one art collector had Christmas arrested when his bankruptcy filing protected him from paying the money that he owed Christmas is currently being sued in a class action lawsuit for failing and refusing to pay artist 5% royalties on secondary market sales secondary market sales bring in millions of dollars of profit for dealers refusing to pay artists 5% for the work they made is clearly exploitative selfish and greedy artists fought hard to win 5% resale royalty rights California but art dealers like Christmas make this law useless Ace Museum's board member Bruce carat was the CEO and chairman of KB Holmes from 1986 to 2006 he was the fourth highest paid CEO in the US in 206 but he resigned from KB hommes in 2006 because he was charged with 20 felonies related to Executive stock options in 2010 carat was convicted of four felony charges for backing executive stock options in order to make a more valuable without disclosing that information in this way Bruce carat overstated his earnings and the earnings of KB Holmes and then covered it up Ace Museum's chief executive and some of its board members consistently break the law and rip people off to make money a simple Google search reveals a long list of offenses against artists and the 99% many of the artists in the show have constructed a Persona that is purportedly critical but their involvement shows that they are either okay with this activity or did not bother to do the simplest research if these artists want to pretend to be critical while being tools for the 1% we are okay with it just don't do it under the banner of the 99% for the artists and others involved who actually do want to stand for the 99% we urge you to withdraw and protest and find another location that stands with the 99% the 99% is not a marketing tool for you to promote yourselves or other people's economic interests make no mistake Ace Museum represents the interests of the one person rebuild the dream should not work with the ace Museum or it will help to whitewash its economic crimes we are the unknown artist we expose economic interests we increase transparency we aim for the distribution of wealth and information we will not be censored we will not be stopped authorship fix the system | unknownArtistsLHOOQ | UCOkP-Ge-7Tme5EUwjV3vRGA | 2012-03-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 569 | 3,242 |
QgAMEOPY5SQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgAMEOPY5SQ | Opening EVERY VERSION Of Legend Of Blue-Eyes EVER MADE! | Legend of blue eyes is the first set ever released for the Yu-Gi-Oh TCG it contains iconic monsters such as blue eyes white dragon Dark Magician red eyes bee dragon and Exodia The Forbidden one this set was recently reprinted for Yu-Gi-Oh's 25th anniversary so everyone could enjoy the Nostalgia of opening cards from 2002. but did you know that Konami has reprinted lob before Legend of blue eyes actually has at least nine different prints over the years in today's video I will be taking you through the history of these printings the differences and of course opening them what's up guys we are back with an epic old school legend of blue eyes only opening today as you guys saw in the intro we have all the versions basically from the original 2002 first edition Legend of blue eyes all the way to 2023 which is you know the 25th anniversary that we just got recently there's a few like weird Niche versions I'm gonna mention along the way that are not in these seven packs right here but there are a lot of prints of Legend of blue eyes and there are really small differences that are really hard to tell like if you are not an expert which a lot of these I didn't even know about going into this video but a friend of mine Desi TCG on Instagram is an insane person and he knows all these differences because he studies all this stuff so he gave us a lot of good info there'll be some pictures popping up from his Instagram that is really helpful here as we go through these different sets and uh different ears the LED was released but before we get into the depths we're going to be doing a giveaway I'll be giving away this Legend of blue eyes 25th anniversary polymerization then we have a curse of dragon this is an original print I could be 2002 or 2003 hard to tell on those then any guy the dragon Champion secret rare guess where this one is from guys if you don't know 2010 have these line it's very like sharp line secret rares it's a little bit different than the 2017 which is tryhorn Dragon which will also be given away so cool to see those those are all in the giveaway four different prints of lob makes perfect sense for this video just like the video be subscribed turn on notifications let me know down below which of these prints did you not know about because I'm sure there's some of them that you've never heard of and uh that that's good enough because I was gonna say which is your favorite but obviously first Ed's gonna win that every time this video is sponsored by hellofresh make Meal Time easy with hellofresh no decisions line or hassle just great tasting meals that you can enjoy in your own home hellofresh is much cheaper than eating out and even grocery shopping with all of its issues is still more expensive than staying at home with hellofresh you also get 40 weekly recipes that match All Occasions and preferences to try hellofresh just click the link down below to get 51 off and free shipping so try hellofresh today thanks again hellofresh for sponsoring this video alright so the first print that we have is of course the 25th anniversary I'm going to be opening up a couple of these 25th anniversaries because I have one of everything else and then we have two you know multiple 25th anniversaries and because you know we don't want it to be a seven pack opening it is an educational video but it's also a fun video because we get to open these packs so I'm pretty excited to do both we have a Karama we have an electro whip we're just gonna do a quick opening 25th anniversary you guys know when it came out came out this year very recently you can still uh you know buy these cards they're available online we have a furious seeking very cool and they are even coming out with the booster boxes of these you know in July so we have pre-orders uh down below if you guys want to check it out there are some available sassy out you can use my code you guys want to get a little discount on those so these are still upcoming so this is a new lob print we've got many many to go through from the past but let's see if we can pull something crazy oh we can a red hot black dragon all right great start to this video red eyes black dragon ultra rare hopefully that is a sign I hope we just pull seven red eyes black dragons all different versions that would be pretty cool for science just to compare them all right next to each other probably not gonna happen but I'd be okay with it okay so let's open our actual 25th anniversary I had set aside for this video we're gonna open that we're gonna move on to 2017 uh lob so yeah we go back about six years to the next lb print 2017. the game board was reprinted we have dark gray here we go we have Violet Crystal Skull red bird we're going to be going backwards because it just makes sense Yami we have nisco sheep number two rude water we have vile germs can we get another foil we have final flame and the Beaver Warrior will we see multiple Beaver Warriors in this opening I'm guessing yes something we'll be doing in this video is comparing like the packs because there's a lot of different variations and stuff so next up is 2017. so let's just compare these to a 25th anniversary reprint so as you can see obviously there's a big difference here uh the English edition the Konami logo are the same so they look very similar in that regard this one's a little bit lighter you can tell but not too much different this says six plus years on it this one does not say six plus years this is the kind of stuff we're going to be looking at to tell the difference between these cards but with this one it's really easy with the 25th anniversary it kind of makes everything easier but otherwise they're very very similar this is the latest reprint since then this is uh one that they put in the game board from the Legendary Collection this will pop up on the screen if you guys have not seen that I'm sure you have it's been available at Walmart a lot uh Target stuff like that this is the one that we were opening for a long time as the newest reprint and they got the 25th anniversary so let's open it up legend blue eyes white dragon I will still be keeping this wrapper as we go so we can compare it to other things but 2017 here and I actually forgot to mention about this one I'll get back to it one two three I think you do four this is actually one of three of the game board editions so urabi this is the only one we have of the three but I will show the other two after we're done with this we have urabi we have Forest let's see if we can pull anything and we're numero divs man with graveyard still Grotto Numero Uno legendary sword we have Immortal Numero Uno hey name and will we get a foil oh mystical L very nice a super rare you'll love to see it mystical elf we are now not two for two because we you know we got one on 25th anniversary and one on 2017. so that's cool this is I was calling this 2017. I should probably mention this is technically 2014. you can see this here there is a date down here that says copyright 2014. so Legendary Collection game board actually released in 2013. there's a 2013 print there is no copyright date I just learned this today right before this video Desi was talking to me there's no date so instead of saying 2014 it would not be there at all we just have the Kazuki Takahashi at 1996. then there's a 2014 print which is this one then there's a 2017 print so the difference there would be it would be at 2017. so I'm going to have those popping up on the screen from his Instagram so you guys can see the differences he has all three photos so we'll just show them all side by side so I only had this one because it's actually really annoying to find these differences because nobody even knows they exist I didn't know they existed till today so I just got the one because they the cards all look basically the same in 2013 to 2017 the only difference is that copyright date at the bottom two of them have it and one of them doesn't and then if we want to compare the cards here there's obviously a huge difference because on the 25th anniversary we changed the new style and these have the older style so there is a pretty big difference between these sets of cards and as we go through every other one I'll probably open a 25th anniversary just for a little bit more opening I know you guys love opening hopefully this is interesting to you if you guys like this kind of video we can go through more variations of different packs like we could do metal Raiders stuff like that because there's a lot of different variations there they'll probably be pretty similar but it would still be fun to open all the versions see the differences in the cards and the foils we have tie on we have laser Canon armor there's a fusionist I think we got something because there's two cards left oh wait no we didn't there was only one card I just couldn't tell all right so nothing crazy there so in 2010 there was the binder edition of Legendary Collection the original legendary collection which I happen to have right here because I bought this entire thing just to get the 2010 version I would have done this for the 2013 and 2017 I did buy 2017 but I was like if I can't get the 13 why worry about the 17. uh it's not here yet but I did buy this because I know for a fact that 2010 is inside so you get it like this I'll show you guys like this and I pulled out the lob pack so we could have it by the way that was 200 bucks so it was not cheap 200 bucks for this pack so uh yeah make sure to subscribe the channel for more content uh yeah it was expensive so here you there's a pretty big difference here so if I compare this to the 2014 pack that we have right here you guys can see that the Konami logos are different so we have red banner logo we have the new one with just kind of the name outlined in white and then uh it's a little bit different there's you see how kind of how the the pack is a little bit more it's it's like it got the air sucked out of it you know what I mean and it feels like this is like this this every time a 2010 packs there's a difference there it's a little bit skinnier if you guys can notice you guys remember the fat pack joke but a little bit skinnier on that one uh the legend of blue eyes has different outlining I mean it just looks slightly different in a lot of different ways and as you see there's no copyright date at the bottom here this is what a 2013 pack would look like except for it would have like all these different things like this logo and everything like that so it would be like a mixture of these two so this one uh is this one's always a little tricky because the cards actually look a little bit different in 2010 so let's open it up and see if we can get a foil and actually pull something because as you saw in the Gaia that I gave away a little bit different on the secret rare and stuff like that so even the regular foils look slightly different as well all right let's open this thing up guys we are getting closer and closer to those Originals I'm pretty excited so 2010 here we go I think it's probably still going to be three four swap these two maybe let's try that we have witty Phantom very cool Wasteland our mouth see as you if you look at these comments though they look very similar if I can pull out the 2014 in a minute we have dark gray this Bang it's really the foils where you might be able to tell the different spike Seadra trial of a nightmare let's see if we can just get one real quick dragon is the wicked night and oh guard some Dragon no way another foil we're getting really lucky with these all right let's see if we can tell the difference here yeah so look at these okay so if you look at this mystical elf this card is a little bit lighter in general just kind of like a lot more just light and then this one has a little bit darker it's not quite as dark as the old ones but it is slightly different we do have an original cursor Dragon we gave away let's pull that out all right so here is the original versus the 2010 reprint as you can see nostalgic condition on this one but very cool original print then you compare to this it's not nearly as dark as you can tell but then if you compare the mystical elf look how much lighter this one is even than the curse of dragon so if you put them all side by side I can't really hold all of them I guess I can do this you can tell there is like a slight change of really dark kind of in the middle and then really really bright right here so a little bit of a difference not a huge difference between these cards but there is a slight variation that you can tell all right let's open up a 25th anniversary just for a little bit of extra fun in this video hope you guys are enjoying this lob only video it's pretty cool to open all lob packs lesser Dragon see if we can get a Blue Eyes by dragon out of one of these packs preferably an older pack that'd be great show of nightmare Dark World Thorn Silver Bow and Arrow petite Angel we have metal dragon the 13th grave okay nothing too crazy there we are on to the 2005 forbidden Legacy there's also 2004 Master collection version these according to Gezi are exactly the same so I did go ahead and buy a forbidden Legacy as you guys can see here I bought this for 160 on eBay shout out to guy on eBay he said he was a fan so thank you very much he gave me a little bit of a discount because of that I pulled this out of there we have a couple other packs but this is where you get these these come out in 2005 Master collection a year before but they're the same pack so no difference and these are the en packs apparently these can come in booster boxes as well but I think they're all the same pack so these have the en abbreviation at the bottom kind of like the 25th anniversary except for these are from 2004 2005. so a lot older in terms of these packs let's just go ahead and open this thing legend blue eyes that's all we have to really mention for this 2004 2005 pack this was the only way to get enlov for a while from the master collection and forbidden Legacy but then they made them en in the 25th anniversary which was a really big deal because Ian you know you can tell the difference between the old and the new we have metabat I think going to change it you see as you see lb-en right there Sandstone we have lesser Dragon a minor minor Dragon does that say minor Dragon minor dragon in capable of breathing fire I thought it said mirror reverse and I was like what what Maneater very cool remove trap can't we get a foil out of this one en would be pretty cool still regrado Numero Uno we got monster egg very nice oh oh it's weird all right all right so it was four from the back how lucky are we getting with these foils right now Flame Swordsman e in super rare from 2005. that is pretty cool 17 years old straight out of the Forbidden Legacy pack very cool to see like this is awesome because it's helping us compare you know the variations pretty nice that we're pulling foils out of here and uh these cards are like actual like old cards they look a lot because they're they're upper deck and everything like that compared to the 2010 they're gonna be a lot different let's see if I can pull them out just in general you can tell like these are a little bit darker more of the old school versus this a little bit brighter this is 2010 that I'm comparing it to all right that is really cool and I didn't do any sort of weighing or anything obviously you saw that I opened this straight out of the blister so that's really really cool we're down to three and the third the last one which is the uh 2003 10 pack actually has some weird variations that I didn't know about either Legend Blue let's just open one more pack before we get into the 2003 pack one two three let's see if we can get an lob at blue eyes we have lesser Dragon we have Beaver War yeah man-eater larvest I feel like we've seen those cards a lot too mouth Dark Ruler Mystic mystical Moon Mystic Moon as well as I'm gonna say mware Numero Uno hey and all right Jackie one of my favorite cards right gecki super rare that is really really cool this was so op back in the day so the next one is 2003 so in here we have a 2003 red banner logo from my Pax and then we have 2003 red banner logo from tints there's two different ones I'm not exactly sure how to tell the difference between those two I think they're very similar but there is a way to tell a difference between if these have spell or magic cards inside so if you guys remember the spell and Magic thing back in the day we had magic cards in the first year and a half basically of Yu-Gi-Oh's existence the magic gathering was like hey no thank you you can't say that about your cards because we're magic cards so inside of 2003 packs you can have either spell cards or magic cards and there is a way to tell I'm gonna pop up the images on this stream but it basically has to do with how the text box aligns with like the copyright information and then on I think on the magic card you can see this part so this has magic cards inside we're going to find out if I'm right about this if you can see that first line I think that means that you have magic cards inside if it's covered up by the flap here that means you have spell cards inside I'm not sure if that's a foolproof way but there's also like this text box saying that there's a it's a little bit smaller on the spell card so we're just going to open this up if it has magic cards I guess that that could be a way that it works let's see 2003 unlimited red banner logo here we go how many of you guys did not know that there were this many prints available if you didn't let me know in the comments because you know what it's nothing to be ashamed of there are a lot of cards I'm gonna it's probably four but I'm scared to do four I'm gonna do this just in case it's just in case it's three we have mystical sheep numero dos we have tripwire Beast skull red bird metabat oh yeah these are old school Originals this is shifted up a little bit that happens sometimes on Old packs we have Sandstone lesser dragon we got a minor Dragon not a mirror dragon we have masaki legendary swords and we already got flame swords and so it makes sense so we have a so it looks like the Patrick was right and I didn't oh okay so it looks like we did have the magic card version very cool so we pulled magic right gecki and the 25th fry gecki back to back that is perfect and beautiful double streams oh my gosh that's so cool 2003 print right gecki yes this was my favorite card back in the day because well one of my favorite cards I remember acquiring it the first time I was like I am unbeatable now then I got a second one and I was playing it even though it was probably illegal and it was awesome I was just lightning bolting everything it was so sick I was like this is literally the best card you could ever have in Yu-Gi-Oh okay 25th anniversary pack we got two more old school packs 2002 and then a 2002 first edition let's see what we can get out of here because last time it helped us summon uh you know a card from 2003 let's see if we can do it again skull servant and we're Numero Uno duperong Attack and flag of the Forbidden one we'll take it Exodia obliterate we have pulled so many foils from lob in this just like out of the different packs like they're all different too no repeats besides the regeki I didn't mention on the other one but here are the differences between the 2004 2003 so as you can see there is a US and Canada English edition versus just the English edition then there's a little bit of a different look to them as well there's probably a few slight variations in there as well but I wanted to mention that before we move on then we'll compare these two we have the 2003 10 print versus the 2002. so the real main difference obviously is the logo here that's all you really need to know us and Canada means 2003 so once you see those two different logos you know this is from 2002 this one's from 2003 and then you check that and you know it's either from 2003 or 2004 or five also something to mention for 2002 original is there is Hobby and Retail so there's a split between those two I have a video discussing the differences between those two hobby basically in lob means you can pull try on Dragon retail means you can pull a guy the dragon Champion for lob that is the only difference that is it so I won't go too far into that I will have that hobby retail video pop in it's a little bit of an older video but it still checks out for the most part I think a couple things about striking egoses off but here we go legend blue as my track let's open this thing up for an original 2002 print by the way this costs more than 3.99 I'm just gonna throw that out there it costs more than that it's an expensive video for only a few packs you know what I'm saying that's why I wanted to at least make it a really cool video 2002 one two I know this is four can we get an LED blue eyes we have dissolve Rock a monster born in the lava pits it generates intense heat that can motivate its enemies we have a wasteland Magikarp everything in 2002 is a magic card larvus basic insect very cool two-mouth Dark Ruler he no Tama very nice new 500 burn damage armored starfish we have a metabat and do we have a foil no it's a fissure R.I.P fissure Magic card but hey really cool to see these original there's another thing one more thing I wanted to mention I don't know if they're actual sealed packs there has to be I guess there is glossy and wavy print of unlimited the problem is I've never seen anyone actually open a pack that had a glossy or wavy oh for a long time people thought it was either glossier wavy so this was glossy but this is not a glossy card glossy is actually really rare to find so there's unlimited glossy unlimited wavy that you can find in packs somewhere but I don't exactly know how so that's something that's kind of left up for grabs in this video they're very very rare so maybe in the future I'll have some more information on that that we can bring to us you know a future video that can update you guys and what glossy and wavy is is basically a card stock thing so it's not like a hobby retail thing or a first ad or anything like that it's just basically how the card stock looks and people really like the look of glossy and wavy cards in first edition you get glossy or wavy I don't know the difference here it's really impossible to tell with a sealed pack uh you know not like a booster box if it's going to be glossier wavy first edition so we're going to open this up and find out later if it is glossy or wavy and then I can show you the card stock okay let's open up another 25th anniversary then we'll get into a first add lob pack where we could pull a blue eyes white dragon which would be pretty sick how about that let's do it guys I'd be I'd be happy I mean to say the least we have fire grass here we go we got Grotto Numero Uno Wasteland King fog beef spangs we got mizura zombie where's the yummy oh the card's a dragon look at that we got another curse of dragons we have three different curse of dragons one was being given away but we have a 2002 print or a 2010 print versus the 25th anniversary print so you can see pretty big differences there because of the new print but very cool to see all these variations in one video all right guys the moment we've all been waiting for first edition Legend Blue Eyes obviously it says first edition at the top that's really all you need to see for a first at lob pack to know it's not unlimited or 2003 or anything like that if it's a first Dead you cannot reprint first Dead a lot of people actually don't know that first Ed is first Dead there's no more prints of it when we do the reprints they are not first edition I've actually gotten that question hey are they going to be first dead no they are not so for everyone who's new to Yu-Gi-Oh it's first ad is 2002 only okay guys not a cheap Pack that we're opening up here this is apparently unweighed so we're gonna find out I guess I do wonder if it's glossy or wavy so we can take a look at these there doesn't seem to be a difference I've asked as he said I don't know I don't think there's a difference and if he doesn't know if there's a difference there's probably not a difference here we go let's see if we can pull it for any foil I'm happy with out of a loose pack you know I didn't weigh this or anything like those other packs that I got so if we pull a foil at all I'm gonna be ecstatic I don't expect to pull anything but you never know here we go we have electroweb these are glossy packs so let's compare this to 2002 after we're done we're not going to stop the opening right now but we'll compare it to 2002. we have an electro whip first edition Magic card we have a king fog very nice I've never really had good luck with glossy so I'm hoping that we can turn around right here Beaver Warrior even when I pull this up it's way off center petite Dragon very cool all right that's a nice card M Warrior Numero Uno and it's got the lowered uh set thing that I think happens at all the first ads of this mountain Magikarp very beautiful looks amazing right there we have a legendary sword very nice that's a quip card we have a dark King of the abyss and I think this is the final card right here will it be a foil out of Legend Blue Eyes First Edition could it be the legendary forty thousand dollar blue eyes white dragon will it happen I've never pulled it before here we go no it's a room in the Fire Knight no to Reuben all right let's do a little experiment here by the way don't go away I've got a little surprise for you guys after this this is a non-glossy card this is 2002 print so it's old you know it's from 2002 non-glossy you can look in the light look at how the texture goes of the card then look at this one see how much more like uh how many more grains there are I guess is a good word for it this is like very grainy on the texture versus this not so much that's a glossy card when it's super grainy like that all right guys let's do one more first edition Legend of blue eyes pack and the reason I want to do this I was hoping that that pack would be glossy so I could open up a wavy pack and we can compare them side by side so I know that this is wavy these are some of the ones that I weighed out this is one of the middle weights so there is a chance there's no foil in this it was kind of between being light and being heavy sometimes you can have foils in them sometimes they can't so we're going to open that up but first you know for a little teaser one more 25th anniversary this has turned into a really fun lob opening I've really like enjoyed it and comparing them you know with each other I'm really hoping to get an lob first at foil to end it but probably not let's see if we can get a 25th anniversary foil right here then that we have larva let's get a blue eyes King fog Turtle tiger we have tie home we have giant soldier of stone and the fury is seeking okay that's fine we're saving it for the first Dead pack right okay so first comparisons this was a glossy pack so I mean this one's a little wider I don't know if that's going to be consistent but the first Edge seems a little bit darker here I don't know if that's going to be consistent as well but that first it definitely looks darker than that first death here's the glossy pack we just opened but you never know like just comparing one to one because like there could be variants between wavy as well that are like the same as glossy see you're not 100 sure but just keep this as data for the future let's open this pack up this is a very expensive opening guys this has gotten crazy I've opened a lot of value impacts today but it has been very fun here we go hopefully you will enjoy the video fourth on the back we have removed traps so as you can see a little bit different not as grainy there we have a Steeler Grotto these aren't the most wavy packs ever you know there's some that are a lot more wavy but uh you know we'll take what we can get we have monster egg can we get the blue eyes white dragon that is the card I'm searching for numi Rico we have Hino Tama first edition very nice armored starfish looking good we have a medibat Meta Knight his friend the bat we have a Sandstone is it the next card I think it is one more card will it be the blue eyes white dragon in our final card of this Legend of blue eyes opening here we go we have oh oh it's a rare stop defense so it is just a rare middleweight unfortunately it was not a foil all right we have here we have the glossy versus the wavy so it's a little bit harder to tell in the Commons I was hoping we'd get a foil would be great but uh as you can see pretty pretty clear difference here like these are both first dead but this is like very grainy and this is like more it's got like lines to it you guys see those like little lines in the in the uh the card stock I was gonna say foil there's no foil there but slight differences there uh if you get to the wavy foils they can look a lot different and there's a little bit of a variance to how different they are but this was a fun video If you guys enjoyed seeing all the different variations of the legend of blue eyes let me know down below and make sure to subscribe the channel for more epic first edition openings in the future because we still have some more heavy packs that should definitely be heavy shout out to tone flow show daxer JT Cho puffins of Doom Ernesto dnmness cycle America deutster Supreme stage 21 another Thai show Ian Musa Junior barding and mimic Echo thank you guys for supporting the channel and I'll see you guys in the next one | Ruxin34 | UCGv5B6UkLMVYHb5SR48ZqFg | 2023-06-30 | Creative Commons 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eYtnfGatlLQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYtnfGatlLQ | No Blacks Allowed To Enter Chinese Mall! | welcome back to the youtube channel it's your boy mr ghana baby and i'm back again with another thought provoking episode but you know what you just have to do me a favor first of all like the video hit the share button and also subscribe if you are new to the channel like i said whatever is happening between africa and china right now there's only one thing that is missing no not one two things transparency and what mutual respect i mean china should just apologize to africa that what we did was wrong but they were still trying to defend the situation uh the bonjour official today at the press conference responded to this issue by saying that guangzhou treats all foreigners equally for more of this now let's take a listen we treat all people equally oppose any differentiated practices and have zero tolerance for discriminatory words and actions and after saying this in a press conference this happens today [Music] this is horrible i mean how can we even support this this is not matter about white black yellow it's about humanity you should have respect for humanity this is very sad god damn it even after evicting africans from their hotels evicting them from their homes they still came out to say that that's a lie and they even went to a stream of what paying an african to come and defend their life who's been living in guangzhou since 2007 is now under quarantine in his own home this is my fourth day in quran time if you want to buy some food or daily necessities how we do that we order online and then the community here they have the management they have around someone just inform them that whatever i want to buy and then they'll just go pick it from downstairs and bring it upstairs and uh also they'll come in to correct my trash this is very sad i mean self-hate among africans is way too much even after him saying that the whole foreign minister i mean the kenyan foreign minister who is supposed to defend and protect its people came out to say that they did not want to have many people living together in one flat so you're right about that and so they were put in a situation where their instructions were which were interpreted as eviction which were really about social distancing because they wanted people to live individually and or the right number of people in each flat so you don't have too much crowding because you cannot deal with social distancing and you can't deal with the spread of covet 19 when there's too many people living in one space because they wanted to observe social distancing and you believe this lie it doesn't even make sense like just go to china oh no don't let's go to china just even in africa go to an apartment that is owned by chinese people you will see a single room with 10 chinese living in there and you said you're kicking people from their houses their hotels because you thought you wanted to observe what susha distance said my goodness but i'm so glad that with all these lies there were some chinese people who observed the situation who observed what happened and then spoke about it happened yesterday our black friends they were all kicked out from their own apartments and communities because this motherf knocked on the doors telling them that we have a few cases from nigeria you know so now they're just assuming that all these black people they might be in touch with uh the infected cases and all of a sudden they're just kicking everyone out as long as they see you black they see you black african okay they see you black and you're african so all of a sudden they're just kicking everyone out and they have no where else to go because the hotels wouldn't take them as well and all of a sudden they're just homeless they're just homeless and yesterday there was this distribution i was there i was helping them and these going up again and trying to stop us trying to direct me um where i was from i said i'm chinese and they were just like oh you're chinese like why are you on their side you should be on outside this and actually pick a site it's like then i'm just like we are in this together okay we're in this together and if you want to put them in current time whatever you give them food and water back to sleep okay you just when some people are trying to help you just came and trying you are trying to stop us and i'm just like and this particular message touched my heart my foreign that's all for today don't forget to like this video subscribe if you are new here i mean subscribe to support the channel and most importantly help me share this video because the world needs to know what is happening in china they have to know because if african leaders would sit down and defend such an inhumane act i will never keep quiet until something is done [Applause] my name is my name | WODE MAYA | UClwrpH_Np9zk8uMwnMwu8Nw | 2020-04-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license 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Jcb_09CqepI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jcb_09CqepI | Building the shocks for the Harley Quinn SCX10.2 XJ. | hey there everybody welcome back to the RC garage today we're going to pick up where we left off with the scx10 to build get these rear links set up then we'll move on to the shocks now for the rear links are going to need your 101 and a half millimeter link shafts as well that the 93 millimeter link shafts and of course the hardware for it and we're going to need you'll need one of each of the sideways bank Lincoln's as well as one of the up-and-down bev Lincoln's and the ball in for those as well alright well put them goes straight forward just like we did with the front I like to start with putting the hardware into the link in right now the bent rod in will go into shorter 93 millimeter links I'm go ahead and problems linked together I'm gonna bring you back moma ready to bolt them to the access alright guys we're back you've got all the links put together now we're going to put it on the axle housing me personally I always start with the bottom links really doesn't matter which one you start with you slide it in there you're using in 3 by 15 millimeter screw and the upper links you take the one that's bent to the side and that goes towards the axle housing then you use your m3 x 20 x 25 millimeter bolt you don't want to over tighten these because you can strip up that plastic really easy but these don't need to be really tight so plastics up to move the bolts not going back out of the plastic another little tip make sure when you install these that the upper link the other end is pointing up so that way when you mount it to the vehicle will fit right that's it for the rear axle the links installed now we'll move on to doing the shocks alright guys we ready to build the shop you'll need plastic back number two and bad see out of package that number two now this dirty white shock oil I'm not going to use some I just a little bit heavier oil so I'm going to be running the 35 weight factory team oil there's a spring o rings and your shafts and vowels unlike the rest of the stuff where I'm so all the hardware into a one of these trays so the shocks are like to leave everything in the plastic bags just to help keep it cleaner first thing you've got to build the bodies fortunately one of the shock body one of the string tensioning proves [Music] the bottom cap and top cap you're also going to need one of these little plastic washers it's number four on the black parts tree that has this spring retainers and bar volumes now with these you want to make sure there's no bird sticking up the threads and it's not going to feel very good and you'll have leaky shops this thing is exactly nice shave down that bird or a piece of sandpaper if you want you want that as smooth as possible if this started on now you're going to need two of the little forms o-ring put no ring in when you put your little plastic washer and you put your second on the ring in let me take your bottom cap and screw that on the next step is to prepare the shop shaft you leave the shaft of course one of the flow valves and to the little clips once you want two clips on put your valve on to the next clip there's one shaft now like to wipe down the shaft you can get oil from your fingers and stuff like that on it and the oil from your hands will really make stuff rust so I like to make sure it's going dry before I put it in the shock body carefully speed it down through and there we go now you take your rotting and get it started on there we'll see a few threads tighten down pull the shaft on out go ahead and tighten this down there's one shock built after the crap you do you need us one at the black larger orings to put down the cap all right now I got my little homemade shock stands for filling them hold them nice and vertical for me and take the shock oil toys and start filling your shops like you got decent hour oil in there slowly cycle the shop to make sure you work out all the air bubbles and once you see no more air bubbles coming out I like to do is just sit it in the shock stand and set it off this side don't put the cap on it yet if I some let see if there's any more air bubbles going to work to the surface then move on to the next shop alright guys we've got the shocks put together all filled with oil now all the air out of them now i'm going to go ahead and top them all off and we'll put the shot caps on over this part you definitely want to have a rat in here by because we're going to make a little bit of a mess when you start putting these shot taps on it's going to push some of the little out once i get the shocks put together while i can do is just kind of cycle the shock and see if there's any leaks maybe you don't have something tight enough it looks like we're doing pretty good here so we're ready to move on the next step which is finishing up this shot go and for that you'll need some ball ends now there's a quick tip the shock caps one side is open more than the other so make sure you put your ball in in the right direction the next step is to put the little face reservoirs on there and you use this to buy six millimeter little screw it gives a one and a half millimeter one half of your hat the next thing you'll need is your spring retainers here and of course the coil springs do you have two different spring right here you got a white and yellow the light is a 1.13 pound spring that is from your rear shock and then you have a yellow which is the front shut and then you have the yellow which is for the front shock and it is 18.6 three-pound spring so make sure you keep track of what chakras which once you put it all together now these shocks do you come with some details for the reservoirs I put them on yet because I'm not hurting sure if I'm going to leave them chrome like that or what plus they didn't do a very good job of cutting my decals out this one right here they cut the bottom off of them so I only know if I'll even use them so guys that's going to be it for today hope you enjoyed the video and if you did would let me know by giving that like button and if you're new or haven't already complete subscribe and join me back here every Thursday for more RFC fun at the artsy garage I'll see you guys next time | Empty Pocket's RC Garage | UCSxMGAArOwoiVOQtzjUYC9w | 2017-01-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,258 | 6,209 |
nk6XcQlgt4s | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk6XcQlgt4s | Installing Iron Foundry | hello this is Chris Sterling senior product manager at CenturyLink Cloud for our platform as a service and I'll be talking about installing iron Foundry with an existing Cloud Foundry instance the first thing that we'll go over is actually building a new insta installer for iron Foundry we go and execute that build using the build.powershell script once it's been built we can then move that executable over into a shared in folder so we can pull it over onto our Windows server once we have it into a shared folder we can then create a new folder on our Windows Server that's called if install and we'll copy over the file for the new released build of iron Foundry and then execute it in order to generate all of the files that will help us to run the rest of the installation the first thing we'll do is install the prerequisites using the Powershell script this will install Ruby and the Ruby dev kit and also install any gems that we need next thing that we'll do is we need to pull down the current manifest from the runner so we can add it to our own DEA we'll use the Bosch command in order to do a secure copy from the runner and bring that down so we can put it and bring the yaml file over for installation into our DEA on Windows let's go ahead and upload that DEA file first thing we need to do is rename the downloaded file because it adds some additional information onto the end of the yaml extension and we'll move that file over onto our Windows server from the from the shared folder now we can actually do iron Foundry install with that yaml file we have to add a new admin password for this installation all right once we have the Services installed that may take a few minutes we can actually run start iron Foundry services and now you should see them running on your Windows server the next thing that we need to do is update the Manifest for your Cloud Foundry environment in order to allow it to see Windows stacks so we're actually going to add the windows stack to the cloud controller as an available stack so we look for cc colon you look at this manifest and you'll see that things are in alphabetical order so we'll go down to find the stacks attribute underneath or the property underneath the CC colon and we're going to go ahead and add the default which is lucid 64. by default clef energy will already have that available but we'll make sure that we make it implicit in this case and when we add that we'll need to now say Bosch your deployment file is this updated manifest and then we're going to deploy that manifest using Bosch command line all right now that we've installed our stack we're actually going to pull down the CLR build pack for cloud Foundry and then we're going to upload it I like to rename it to CLR build pack so that when we create the build pack that name is used when we list the build packs out later so we do is name it CLR Bill pack we actually give it a priority of five and then when we look at in the CF build packs we can see our new build pack uploaded next thing we're going to do is push our Windows application in our case I create a little basic web app you can go ahead and use mine or create your own and this web apps just a straight up asp.net web application you'll see that it just says hello world has a basic title on it very simple aspx file rebuild the solution and let's go ahead and push it up to our Windows 2012 stack in order to do that we're going to go ahead and go down into the basic web app directory where the web.config is and now we'll do a CF push of our application in this case I'm going to call it my basic web app tell it to use the Windows 2012 stack that we just set up with Cloud Foundry and then we're going to allocate some memory to this because it needs a little more memory than what's the default so we'll go ahead and do 1024 Megs now that it has been deployed we should be able to go to the URL and see our hello world there it is just to show you that you can easily update and push that update and see it in a very short period of time as you would with any Cloud Foundry application we're going to go ahead and put I'm now updated into the aspx file now we're going to do a new push of that rebuilt solution all right it's now pushed let's go ahead and reload our page and we should now see the updated application and there it is thank you for taking the time to watch how to install iron Foundry with me and you can go to www.ironfoundry.org to learn more about iron Foundry and deploying your dot in applications on the cloud Foundry platform thanks | Iron Foundry | UC_bP25RMpMz7GSxfzA2Wjjg | 2015-01-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 889 | 4,571 |
MFMQ7nodzqg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFMQ7nodzqg | 10th Mountain Division (LI), conduct live-fire exercises on Fort Drum, NY, April 7, 2021. | i'm assisting the team leader sometimes ensuring that whatever he cannot see i potentially can help out hi i'm specialist sebastian wolfe i'm 11 bravo and i'm here with first squad third platoon apache company 287 infantry today we are conducting squad like fire a squad live fire entails dry iterations blank ammunition iterations and then live ammunition iterations of a squad sized element maneuvering and attacking an objective my role is a rifleman and today i carry the schedco the significance of carrying a skedco is in case we take a casualty that cannot walk on their own the importance of it is so that we better understand each other and how each other moves working with the people that we are with 24 7 ensuring that we can execute the mission as best as possible with the resources and the people that we have around us our team bond is definitely much stronger when we conduct field exercises especially live fires because when you're using live rounds safety is number one and making sure you work out all the kinks in order to ensure that when you deploy you can get the job done as fast as possible | Defense Now | UCKBNaxsFV4hpGVc8QOUmsFg | 2021-04-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 200 | 1,117 |
Os69pdwzFS8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os69pdwzFS8 | The BEST CONDO In Dunedin, Florida? | 464 North Paula Dr #301, Dunedin, FL is For SALE! | if you're thinking about living that Gulf Coast lifestyle I've got the property for you I'm standing in downtown down Eden right now which has been voted the number one place in America to retire to which is awesome but I love this town as well I love this town this city is the reason that me and my family decided to pack up and move from Detroit Michigan all the way down to the Gulf Coast of Mexico but today I'm going to show you a property that you can get your hands on that is right on Dolphin point that gives you access to the inter Coastal this incredible City and trust me you are not going to be disappointed dun Eden is one of those places that you just have to come visit now this property specifically that I'm going to be showing you here in a minute gives you access to Honeymoon Island State Park you're going to be right off the panel's trail you want to talk about an active lifestyle this place has it it even has a place where you can store your kayak go down the dun Eden Causeway drop your kayak your boat your paddle board whatever you want jet ski right in the water there enjoy everything Florida has to offer here and come down to this gorgeous little Coastal Marina Town which you are absolutely going to love I can't wait to show it to you if we've never met before my name is wan kala I make videos they all things Tampa Bay what it's like to live here what it's like to play here the food the dining the outdoors the beaches in the sunshine I'm also a licensed real estate agent and I help people just like you buy sell relocate and invest here in the greater Tampa Bay area so without any further Ado let's go check out [Music] dolphin that is your unit welcome to 464 North Paula Drive gorgeous right on Dolphin point and as we head through here got the mailboxes you're going to come into the gorgeous Courtyard we have club houses right here that takes you right out to Dolphin point and the Gulf of Mexico and Coastal waterways right behind us there we'll tour that briefly we right now walking through the stunning Courtyard is pristinely manicure to say the least gorgeous now would not be uncommon to see dolphin swimming out here and there's a reason they call it dolphin point but got some great condos on the side here inter Coastal Waterway Honeymoon Island and then that takes you out to the Gulf of Mexico just absolutely stunning so great reprieve beautiful space Here's the back of the building [Music] got a walkway both to each entrance of the condo and the clubhouse as well I'll take you guys around you can see the Gazebo and this is a stunning area out here this is where I usually see the dolphin when I come here grilling gazebo this resin it is out here just enjoy [Music] yourself [Music] and as you can see this building is equipped with not just one but two elevators along with two sets of stups that will get you where you need to go they are clean and it's actually big enough in here to put a king-size mattress which is important because most condominium complexes have very small elevators so that is something worth [Music] note if you're looking for that Florida dream and thinking nothing but lifestyle this condo has it for you if you've never been to Dun Eden before this town is incredible it's actually the place that stole me and my wife's heart we tried to move here we wrote two offers on properties and ended up moving to a different city which we now Love by the way but dunen still has our heart this town is incredible I'm going to take you all around it today explore we are going to tour this wonderful condo that is now for sale coming to the market it has so much to offer and let me just talk a little bit about Dy because this town is absolutely amazing not only do you have access to the pelis trail which will take you from Tarpon Springs all the way at the top of penel County all the way down to downtown St Pete but you can take that you can ride you can bike that trail every single day go right by Josiah Weaver uh Park here in the community take you downtown walk around the streets grab a cup of coffee go to the restaurants go to casatina which is one of my favorite restaurants of all time walk right down to the marina it is unbelievable but this condo specifically is on Dolphin Point giving you access to to the inter Coastal Waterway and its name serves it well because the first time I came here with our client who actually purchased this condo um there were dolphins in her backyard it was unbelievable what an experience but the time has now come where she's going to hand this condo off to a new leer maybe that's you the renovations have been incredible I can't wait to show you all the amenities not only the dolphins that are in the backyard but you've got access to uh kayak slip here uh the Gulf of Mexico is right in your backyard dun Eden Causeway is right outside of your door if you've never been to Honeymoon Island State Park it is unbelievable and the causeway is a 3M Bridge that'll take you from the mainland here over to Honeymoon Island Stak park on the way there is a restaurant there with restrooms you can put your kayak and paddle board in the water there if you want as well if you had jet skis you could put them in the water there it's just an absolutely incredible condo to call home I can't wait to take you on the tour of it today let's go check it out thank you inide [Music] [Applause] [Music] okay [Music] C [Music] [Applause] [Music] d [Music] I [Music] [Applause] [Music] n [Music] and if you hadn't guessed it already this is the real reason why people move here it is the lifestyle it is everything that Florida has to offer you've got the Sun the waves the inter Coastal Waterway it's absolutely stunning if you want more information on Dolphin point do not hesitate to reach out to me and my team all of my contact information is listed down below or if you're looking for other types of property like this one do not hesitate to reach out to us either you can check out our website it's tbom search.com again that's tbom search.com all of our information is listed down below thank you for your time today I hope you got value out of this video do not hesitate to subscribe and like as well and until next time go out and live that Tampa [Music] life [Music] t | LIVING IN TAMPA FLORIDA | UCr6XWNVRabCffhD5d3C2uTw | 2023-12-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,200 | 6,303 |
I5z4NsG0y0w | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5z4NsG0y0w | LPS: The Visitor | Halloween Movie Contest Entry | I hope my mom or daddy comes back soon oh my gosh I can't bear being alone it's just so scary outside they hate when there's rain and thunder it's dark outside and my parents are gonna hate being alone like this I just hope that my dad and my mom come home soon it's okay here it's okay it's okay just sit down and watch this nice lovely cartoon that's not scary at all really be the word this time it's like 10 o'clock at night oh my gosh okay okay it's okay it's okay it's probably just the wind or yeah the winds blowing and making me the branches hit the windows see I probably it's probably huh it's definitely not a car it's definitely not a branch oh my gosh I need to grab something I need to earn myself I know a nice I can't I'm so scared oh my gosh okay hey I need to go look for a phone and call 9-1-1 or somebody where can I find a phone oh my gosh I don't remember where I put it I think it's in the I think it's by the couch oh my gosh I have to go back but it's super dark over there my gosh okay you need to find it right now oh what's the challenge uh it's not in the blanket it's under the table oh my gosh where is it maybe it's become the couch no it's not behind the couch oh my gosh what I'm gonna do I know it is but it's oh my gosh it's at the back door I don't want to go with it though it's so scary I gotta do this I don't wanna die oh my gosh I can't believe I'm doing this oh my gosh it's right there it is very very rainy outside is dark and thunder oh my gosh what has this night come to you so hard what are you doing on the floor and why in the world is this fool on the floor do you have any idea how expensive phones are these days I'm sorry she's so you heart what are you Jane with a knife oh my gosh put that down and put it back you kids should be playing oh my gosh I'm sorry I he's just I thought you were somebody else I thought you some random person trying to break in in here I sorry I was just so scared I didn't even know you were coming over well I assumed that you checked your phone but soon as it is you did it but your parents wanted me to come over and watch you while they were still at work because they're going to be there a little bit later but I try to get through the front door and may try to Maliki and you didn't come and open it so you know I did this time out there any longer because it was freezing and it was raining so I climbed over the fence and I went through the back door because I didn't you never close the back door or lock it maybe you should do that more often for oh I'm just glad you're not some random stranger trying to break in oh man that was so scary well you wanna go finish the movie and watching sure suit or just clean up the mess that you labs here I need to go use the restroom it was so scary oh my gosh hmm thank goodness it's not a murderer or anybody trying to hurt me because if it was I would probably died yeah I would most likely die | NanaPieVids | UCHtzeXKtUih1C-ciDTeOxuw | 2019-10-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 624 | 2,934 |
0Fhm2AQa4RA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fhm2AQa4RA | Nissan’s Big Hybrid Bet – STARC Hybrid Powertrain | all right let's get started with our first article it's about nissan's new spark powertrain which can reduce co2 emissions by using a gas generator to power the electric vehicle and this topic was suggested by none other than my own dad john mark mitchell so thanks dad for being a part of the community and giving us just giving us a suggestion okay so from what you're saying it sounds like they're building a hybrid car right like a prius exactly so it's similar to a prius in that they are using both battery power and electric motors in addition with a gas powered engine but the big difference here is that you know most hybrids including the prius use both the batteries and the electric motors to drive the powertrain and also the gas gas engine to power drive the power okay nissan is only letting the electric motors do the driving and only using the gas motor for the generator and the way that this is important is they've basically been able to crack 50 thermal efficiency whereas most internal combustion engines are below 40 percent toyota is the best right now on the market with the prius and they have about 40 thermal efficiency so this nissan stark powertrain is seems to be a breakthrough in efficiency as far as internal combustion engines go that are all right so i want to go back real quick right i remember there was an episode of the office where andy one of the characters drives a prius and they were talking about how as long as you go below 10 miles an hour it's using the electric motors and i'm assuming if you go higher that's when the internal i mean internal combustion engine kicks in and takes over the power train but what you're seeing is that nissan doesn't do that nissan's internal combustion engine is only used to charge the batteries which then run the motors yeah so they're using the gas motor only as a generator which charges batteries and that battery power is used to drive the electric motors at the wheels all right and the way they get to 50 thermal efficiency right is it because they've constrained how the loads like how much the internal combustion engine has to perform yeah exactly so i mean if you think about it um it's actually incredibly complex to make an engine internal combustion engine for a car because your car has to go between a wide range of speeds you know the revolutions per minute that the engine's spinning as well as the load depending on whether you're going up or down a hill or you know what gear you're on in the power train all those different things they've got a ton of levers to pull the compression ratio dilution cooling mechanical pumping you know it's a lot of details we don't really have to go into but basically at the end of the day when you're building an internal combustion engine to drive the wheels you end up with an engine that is pretty good across a wide range of speeds but it's not great at any of them what nissan did is they chose one speed one dedicated speed that they want this engine to operate at and they tuned all those levers to be the most efficient level possible at that speed and the reason they can only use that one speed is because all this engine's doing is spinning to power a generator which charges the batteries aren't there like performance issues that can arise from that let's say i'm driving my car the nissan and for some reason i need peak out output from the powertrain wouldn't i expect the internal combustion engine to like readjust itself and keep up with that like is there a way they're working around that issue well they say this technology wouldn't have been possible in the past because of these issues you're talking about where unless you have a huge battery pack like what's in most of these battery electric vehicles the battery can't supply enough power to the wheels to get you up that hill or to accelerate really fast on the highway but they say now due to increases in improvements in battery technology they you know can actually have a small battery on there that has enough energy capacity in it that it can power these uh power every single motor at the wheels efficiently efficiently and you know you can operate in a function that um if i put the pedal to the metal i'm not concerned about how much power this ice engine can output into the battery they actually say there's no way that you can consume more energy than this internal combustion engine generator can put so in terms of feeling concerned about performance i don't think this is an issue anymore and that's actually thanks to improvements in battery technology not just internal combustion engines okay speaking of battery technology i'm assuming they're doing this whole thing to you know be more carbon neutral or like reduce carbon emissions how does this compare with just battery power electric vehicles okay so this is where it gets really interesting so we mentioned it's much more efficient than current internal combustion engines that's great in terms of reducing emissions but a lot of people are switching over to battery electric vehicles you know i think of tesla rivie and a lot of huge names entering the market even most legacy oems i feel like i hear about a new vehicle company like literally every every week every single week they're making battery electric vehicles with the purpose of reducing emissions that's great but if you take into account the whole picture the production of the battery and also you know the energy that's being created to charge that battery most of it's coming from non-renewable energy sources so toyota spark powertrain they project that this will actually have lower emissions if you take into account the total lifespan of the vehicle lower emissions than a battery electric vehicle does okay that makes sense and what's even better is they say as electric vehicles move forward towards using renewable energy sources for the electricity they think that this spark system will be about even with that and there will be there will be an inflection point where green electric vehicles eventually overtake these but they say in the meantime you know between today and the day down the road where green power powers all of our electric vehicles this is actually the way they think we should go instead of switching to batteries that makes a lot of sense to me like this seems like such a thought out implementation and when you look at battery-powered electric vehicles you also have the mining of the materials required to make the batteries there's a lot of concerns about the ethicality of it and how it's sourced and things like that so that's an issue also mining it causes damages to the environment that is not just co2 emissions so that's another issue i feel like this approach will buy us some much needed time to figure out battery technology to figure out renewable energy sources while reducing carbon emissions like significantly but there's then there's also the issue of like you know power stations like to charge your electric vehicle you need a power solution and although we have some infrastructure in the united states i'm assuming that's not the same all over the world but i'm willing to bet that there's petrol stations all over the world yeah and you know nissan's not just talking the talk they're also walking the walk this is part of their road map towards carbon neutrality in the future they just say that this is one stepping stone between you know purely internal combustion powered cars and going purely to battery electric vehicle cars they said that this is a stepping stone in between those two that they're going to be doing over the next few that totally makes sense to me um i'm i'm personally happy to see at least one manufacturer focus on something other than battery powered electric vehicles again like i feel like there's a new company popping up every single 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xf8sF7NfupY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf8sF7NfupY | Mitchell Levy - Collaborative Boldly Confronts Licensing Issues | hello this is mitchell levy executive director of the open doors group college open textbooks and i am very excited to have you here um we have a very exciting uh panel and and discussion uh that we'll have today i'll talk a little bit about the announcement that we have going on in our thought processes we'll then have carolyn vanderlip the ceo of shared book academic pub present from her perspective on licensing we'll have beth agriar talk from bridgepoint education as well as michael bozey from flatwolf knowledge so it should be very interesting very entertaining we'd like to encourage you if you have questions along the way to go into the chat room we will uh consolidate those and and address those sometimes during the event and certainly sometimes afterwards so thank you once again for joining us and let's uh let's continue on the open doors group has a quick background our mission is opening doors to education and we lower barriers and you can read what we do admissions costs geography handicaps we do a good job of trying our best to open up education and we have a number of initiatives a lot of you will know collegeopentextbooks.org but we have others as well in addition to adoptions we do do consulting um with organizations on licensing and training materials and go to market strategies mentoring as well as repositories and we're doing work with all the vendors that that you hear that will talk today as well as some others this is a list of some of our groups that are part of the collaborative specifically today we've highlighted academic pub bridgepoint education and flat world large but as you can tell it is a good group of folks and we'd like to encourage anyone who would be interested uh to come and join us so today's announcement we are specifically addressing three points first is we'd like to talk about the open doors group interpretation of open licensing next we will talk about some of the listing that we have particularly from flatworld knowledge and other content providers that we have on our website and we'll show you how we're doing that so that those that are looking for open textbooks can easily figure out where they are and how to get them and third we want to announce the support of what we're calling affordable car affordable copyright all rights reserved and so these are three things we'll address today and the panel will cover as we move forward so the odg cot we endorse these license types um and and most of you know all if you have questions let us know about creative commons public domain uh gnu free documentation custom licensing and of course uh the the new uh the new affordable car um that that we're talking about today so announcement one let's talk about the interpretation of open open means free to improve open from our perspective does not necessarily mean free because good consistent quality sustainable content has a cost so we support cost free for adopters so desk copies people who want to use them and improve them um but what we really want to do is we want to support affordability for students and other users so that's where the affordable care comes in so why do these policies come about first of all we we certainly know and respect a good quality textbook requires a team to put together we've been working in the oer space for for a while um we're excited about it but we have not seen oer and open textbooks across the chasm yet adoptions are slow and philanthropy is not really a long-term sustainable model in november thoughtworld knowledge announced the moving away from the creative commons licensing which is something to think about and then as we're looking in the marketplace there are many affordable car textbooks which are now available and so this is these are the impetuses that caused us to adopt these policies um this is uh this is a fun slide you certainly don't need to read the uh all the words uh but having a quality textbook requires a team if you have a textbook that's created without a team uh we would argue that either the quality is not fantastic or not great and it still could be great but the quality over time needs to be uh needs to be updated needs to be sustained needs to be supported so here's an example of our announcement number one in terms of fees for open licensing um college open textbook open doors group we've we've created uh three books in the marketplace um you can take a look at the price points that we have there you know 16 to 20 dollars in uh pdf formats a little bit more for either black and white or color we do we do support free electronic uh distribution to instructors for review uh in some cases we'll even pay for bound copies for review the what we'd like to encourage other open textbook creators is to work with us and to license um their books and we're using um academic plug but you could do them in createspace you know everything to print lulu and so on but we'd be happy to work with you in terms of getting your book open licensed and out in the marketplace so please feel free to reach out to us here's an example of of announcement number two so if you go to the collegeopentextbooks.org website we've listed a number of open textbooks which are that we know of and that are available and by the way if there's an open textbook or there is a uh a car a copyrights all right reserved but relatively inexpensive textbook that you think we should list here please let us know but if you take a look at this particular book which is circled this is a flat world knowledge book and what we've done is we've we've said that their licensing is custom and so what flatworld has done is come up with their own custom licensing scheme makes a lot of sense and we certainly endorse what they're doing and you can find that on our college open textbooks website in terms of announcement number three having affordable car books out there here's an interesting example where you don't need to buy the book all at once you can buy a or purchase as a student a part of the book so either you know part one part two part three in some cases the instructor may make a decision to only use one part of the book not the entire thing and the overall cost of the book is is certainly less expensive than comparable textbooks here's another example of number three where we've identified on our website a specific um textbook which is out there which is affordable car which we find as a reasonable price once again we want to continue to increase the books that we have available both on our website and books that we help support and of course the other peer speakers that are with us today help them be more successful in what they're doing so that those are my top level announcements i think the big issue here is focusing on our interpretation of open and our ability to push and announce what's going on in in the open space and trying to encourage more adoption i'd now like to welcome caroline vanderlip from academic pub to talk so much thanks carol well while you were talking mitchell i had the pleasure of actually reviewing some of the chat that's taking place simultaneously and um i see that somebody thought it would be difficult to actually combine resources from two different textbooks and um that's what we do um so academic pub is a web-based platform that allows professors at universities around the globe to create custom course materials for use by their students in either drm protected ebook or physical form mostly it's an affordable way for faculty to teach from both copyright cleared as well as oer curated materials across multiple publishers so let me just i'm sorry i'm having a hard time just moving the page hmm um there we go sorry um so um our premise is that the materials should align exactly to your class and that it should be your choice as a professor as to whether you select those materials from oer resources from copyrighted content perhaps even from your own content that you've written we also think that it's very very important that the student be the ultimate decision maker as to whether or not they want to consume that content in either digital or print form so collectively in those two statements we're really talking about freedom the freedom of the faculty to to choose what's in those course materials and for the student to to choose how to consume them um one of the uh main sources of content that you can select from is the academic pub content library um this is a library that we've been assembling over the last two years it currently contains 8 million pieces of both oer and commercial content all in clean digital files from over 180 publishers across 80 disciplines so the idea here is you can add your own content you can add third-party materials you can even add web articles as well as anything in the content library and we will instantly clear that and make sure that there's no liability to the school or to the professor as it relates to copyright clearance by the way and in keeping with the open doors standards there's always a free ebook for the professor who's actually creating the materials um so i mean i think some of this was touched on earlier but we feel very strongly that um one should not limit oneself to either just what we call commercial or copyrighted materials or just to oer materials the reality is there's very very solid work in both groups there's also questionable work in both groups and we are about allowing that professor to make the decision that works both for that professor and his or her students so you've got the the open and affordable um resources uh that are free to use combined with you know the the peer-reviewed and trusted options um that commercial publishers often provide um we think it's a really very easy equation which is that instructors want textbooks that are current um that where there is no liability for copyright where it follows the past that the professor wants to take rather than the textbook author wanted to take um and we know that students are pressing hard for affordable textbooks that many of them want them in a dynamic ebook form available on all devices but many of them don't um our our print version is still selling to about 70 percent of students through academic pub so we know that there's a movement more to um ebooks but that we're not we're not there yet um we think the most important is the ability to match the content that's available so that ultimately it's a lower cost to the student um this actually is uh we didn't do these slides together but we could have um the book that was created on academic pub by mitchell and team that history book as you saw kind of came into the range of what our average is which is about 30 and when you combine that with i mean when you look at that uh against you know the other costs associated with textbooks you realize that even though um it's a combination of oer and copyrighted material the um the price point is considerably lower than any other option in the marketplace um so i indicated earlier that you can look at the academic pub library all of that content from publishers as diverse as harvard university press and columbia and 50 to 60 university presses elsevier springer et cetera it's a really really broad list of content but we've also got a lot of free content um and we keep adding it as we find it and as we think it's applicable included however is also the ability to add all different kinds of other content particularly in rich media so you can embed a link in our books both e and print to a youtube video you can add divider pages you can add images um both your own as well as third party and again we're going to make sure that all of this is packaged and delivered to the student however the student most desires it so kind of in summary we represent a wealth of content both copyrighted and oer it is cleared if necessary in real time there are unlimited options in terms of where that content is sourced from as well as what format it's in in terms of putting it into the library the output is that the student's discretion the distribution is at the institution's discretion either directly to the student or through the bookstore and mostly our motto is to create something that's affordable relevant and flexible and i think i'll turn it over to gas great thank you so we the slides didn't realize the slides we weren't moving forward so with the presentation we will uh we'll make sure that the slides are also available um and what uh what we'd like to do caron thank you for adding i think what you know there's certainly a lot of chat going on and we will why don't we wait to the end and we'll just sort of let everyone uh respond to some of the questions then so thank you um what i'd like to do now is introduce beth agriar who's a vp business and product marketing over at bridgepoint beth yes thank you mitchell um we are new to this space so this is this is uh going to be all the chat that's going on is going to be really um interesting and sort of a revelation to us i wanted to spend a little time to talk about a solution that bridgepoint education originally created for our sister institutions at ashford university and the university of the rockies brisbane education is a technology provider to these two universities and our solution is called whose i'm happy to talk about the origins of that name at another point but it is a content library an e-reader in a platform rolled into one we've known since the 2017 report turned the page came out the textbooks have become very expensive and that they often create a barrier for entry to those students who are financially disadvantaged and i don't think we can show this slide enough it shows how textbook prices have risen relative to the consumer price index of its past several years and this was certainly one reason why we developed foods but there were other reasons as well and again i mentioned that we are a technology provider to ashford university of the university of the rockies both of these universities are primarily online and they are both non-term institutions so the logistics of physical textbook distribution just wasn't optimal for them so it's important to understand that when we talk about foods we did not migrate from print to digital we started with digital these two institutions also serve adult students the average age is about 35 years old and therefore program objectives course objectives emphasize both domain knowledge and application of that knowledge and standard textbooks don't always support this demographic as well as they might both of these institutions place a premium on the user experience and when we started this whole process it was in 2009 the prevailing digital experience just wasn't very good and in many cases it still is not both ashford and rockies wanted to control textbook costs and they wanted to break the publisher revision cycle which as we know has become shorter over the past several years and all of this suggested to us that we'd be better off if we simply made an investment in developing our own library of content our own e-reader and platform and currently this is a moving target but currently we have 84 ebooks or textbooks that encompass most of the general education courses you would get in your first and second year our psychology line is deep as is our early childhood education so what foods represents for students is affordable pricing and i'm talking about uh ashford and rocky students at this point that they can get an audio file a pdf an epub uh an app either from the app store from google play and and they can get all of this for less than half of what it would normally cost per textbook we think too that fuse addresses the issue of sustainability that we've been talking about our authors come from the same talent pool that publishers go to and our e-books have been peer-reviewed by experts from other universities we also have an editorial staff on on hand about 30 people in that group who guide the manuscript development and review process so since we've invested this kind of effort in the product for ashford and rockies we have to ensure that continuous improvement is built into our business model so to make very clear foods is a browser-based publishing system that is combined with our own in-house textbook publishing effort our books are accessible and section 508 friendly we partner with our instructional design department to make sure that we are implementing processing standards for universal design we embed rich media into our books so we do when it's appropriate make them interactive but it is this isn't uh eye candy this is really designed to support learning objectives for that particular course with which the book is aligned and we think that by doing this we have we have been able to engage the student better than otherwise because they see a connection between the book and the course the next several slides that i'm going to share are some screen shots of of our our two's reader and um to start with this first one one of the benefits that we or the benefits and functionalities that we'd like to to highlight is that we think this is a good reading experience a good digital reading experience whose content is device agnostic and it can also be sent in the cloud so if you're working on your tablet and then you want to go to your computer all the notes and highlights that you have made will be preserved we also made the decision early on that we were not going to apply digital rights management to our e-books we found that that is a significant barrier to student adoption but we do have within our news platform configurable security settings so people want to add other books that that are protected uh they can do so before people were talking about byod we were practicing bring your own device strategy our students have lots of tablets and phones and they want they expect to be able to consume information with those devices and we have really focused uh over the last two years on native apps it provides an optimal user experience and we're certainly aware of html5 and we have had debates about what it means to move to that but so far our native apps have won the day you would expect any e-reader to incorporate highlights and notes and we've even added in extra colors if people want to do that some people like to organize their content that way but at the end of the day uh students notes and highlights can be compiled into a study guide for easy reference so that's one that's one way that we take this basic functionality a step further we ran a pilot last spring 2012 we had over 200 students in it and we were working uh with publishers to um to basically sue's enable if that's a word their books onto our platform we wanted to get a sense of different kinds of features that students really valued and one that they valued was having a very immediate self-assessment built within the book so it's a pre and a post assessment that allows students to assess their mastery of reading materials i mean it's certain it's relatively simple and we're not advocating that we have incorporated adaptive learning into our textbooks but we do think that this is a baby step in the right direction another feature that we tested during this pilot was on collaborative learning uh series promotes peer-to-peer learning by allowing students to share notes and highlights and ask questions of each other and we thought that students would really like it if regardless of where they were what school they attended they shared the same book they could basically link across the country as it were and we found out that they really prefer much smaller more private communities so we are currently retrofitting this so that students are able to share their thoughts their notes their highlights with other students who are in their classroom or who are part of their cohort group and at this point i need to turn it over to flat world knowledge i believe i just want to say that in conclusion we think that foos helps to address concerns about cost about sustainability portability and we also think that it promotes a very good user experience i appreciate the opportunity to talk thank you very much really really uh really appreciate that um and once again we've got a we got a series of questions and we will we will certainly ask them uh after michael uh is finished presenting so michael bozey vp of content community at flatworld knowledge michael welcome thank you mitchell uh yeah i'm a vp of content and community here at flatworld knowledge which means that i'm responsible for all aspects of content from acquiring developing and licensing textbook content even down to content uh marketing and inbound marketing now for those of you who don't know flat world knowledge i mean we've gotten a lot of press so i think that a lot of folks know who we are what we do but uh the brief version is that we started in 2007 published our first list of 10 business and economics titles in 2009 and we were the first mix of commercial and open we were trying to wrap a business model around open we're kind of the first to do that in the space um and as you probably know we started off with a free web version and we had uh the way that we uh uh michael sorry to interrupt but people are getting an echo um okay hold on let me get ahead if you can check the chat okay hang on one sec pam says it's okay now so go ahead all right very good sorry about that everyone uh so as i was saying flat world knowledge started in uh 2007. so we've been around for a few years now uh we're up to about 115 titles uh our version was uh conceived with a free web version of our textbook complete book online with an upsell available for formats uh and supplements and much like what caroline said you know choice of content and format really important to us as as well as academic pub we just believe that empowers instructors to teach a better course and the market has rewarded us with a doubling growth of of uh of adoptions and of users and now we see uh as of uh fall 2012 we were in uh more than four thousand classrooms a little over 2500 unique institutions and nearly uh three-quarters of a million students have learned from flat world books so to date we've been one of the most successful and impactful uh implementations of open but in in fall of 2012 and i suppose this was the summer we uh you know a couple of things changed or things that we started to to detect is one uh students got used to digital and despite all the noise to the contrary of students preferring print uh that was not true for us uh uh the second thing is that our our free product the web view was was good enough for most students so what you had was this huge increase in usage but a decline in uh per student revenue and we decided early on that you we had to act fast and we're a very small business uh revenue dependency is about uh twice a year given the cycle and we had to move quickly and so uh what mitchell mentioned earlier is we executed a plan that we call free to fair which was we removed access to the free reader as of january 1st of this year and uh we just we had to move forward on this the signs were very clear that this was going to lead to a you know a five-year seven-year company rather than you know 20 50 years that we wanted so we had to act pretty quickly on this so um and you know we decided that uh uh you know we were beholden to our customers more so than we were the uh uh the the open movement or the the purity of the of the movement and the license uh you know we were currently serving a number of institutions and we just we owed it to them to stay in business uh continue to produce uh good content and make this business sustainable so what we did is uh to execute the plan uh we started in the fall we had a direct outreach uh to all of our core customers made hundreds of individual calls and uh you know we lost a few customers along the way to about expected levels which uh which is good most people thanked us for the personal calls uh appreciated that uh the way that we were doing it um and and then uh you know in the transition we uh you know we're able to to uh uh to keep the large majority of our paying customers because they you know they value uh the textbook they value the quality they value the the company and having us as a great alternative to the high-priced textbooks offered by the legacy publishers and of course these folks most of our customers you know they're with us because the core book is important and they understand that students who read their assigned books are in higher grades but also you know to date we've not offered uh assessment as a part of our package and so usually those are those tend to be our customers so and most of the folks who had a choice to make in this transition the folks who were using flat world materials for free now we're faced with the uh with the choice hey do i stick with these guys and you know books are good i like them i've been using them i chose them for my course and uh pay a little bit of money or do i abandon them and you know like i said we lost some of those folks uh and kept uh the the majority of them now the uh uh uh basically the the way that this worked was that the lowest price point the entry point product is now 1995 for the complete book and that's a web version with some study views and then all of the other formats that we offered stayed about the same price our most popular product is the what we call the all access pass which is every single digital format plus all digital supplements for one price and that's 35 dollars and that one is the most ordered uh item right now including more so than the printed books so for flat world uh the scales have tipped we sell more digital than we do print now as of fall 2012. so here the the question since this is the purpose of this call is what happened to our license uh mitchell said that we went to a custom license we consider our license to be all rights reserve because it is closed now there is a you know we put up a paywall so in order to get into our ecosystem um you know this is you need to have uh you need to pay uh to be in but here's how we uh handle this we used to have a creative commons by nc sa license and what we did was sought to mimic that license but within this closed ecosystem we still want to afford to instructors control of that content the ability to remix open content and the ability to share it but just consider all those things are still possible and want to make sure that our customers could do it but all of that is within the ecosystem now so think of that as its own community all behind a paywall for for the students but the instructors still have all the the freedoms that they did with um with the with our former licensed creative commons license it's just that it's now a part of a uh an exclusive community um so the the transition to this so far has been uh has been really successful i think it's uh you know our attrition rate was about what we expected which was good so uh you know we had a uh so far a very strong uh adoption uh uh trending line for summer and fall 2013 that the sales season we're in right now uh almost all of our authors supported the move uh and most students say you know that they're willing to spend the 20 or 35 dollars for a digital textbook they you know much like beth said the drm issue is huge we don't have any drm on our formats if you you own the format forever there's no time bombs and multiple formats are another thing which was surprising to me but is really important to students when we pull them about why they chose the all access pass they like the ability to go from format to format and one of my favorite things is that there were some folks students and instructors who have called it almost free because you know when uh like for instance in the business realm in business and economics we publish in humanities social sciences as well but in business and economics where uh the large majority of our titles are uh the average price is 165 for these books for a one semester course so 20 is about as close to free as you can get so and the only thing that was regrettable in the in the transition was just the timing you know i mean i feel like we probably lost uh some customers just because of that because we had to act fast rolled this out in the fall and in a couple you know there were there were some folks who felt like uh it was a bait and switch but you know we just tried to explain as best as we could that hey this was a uh uh you know we had to act fast and you know the timing was the only thing that we felt bad about because we were absolutely convinced this was the right thing for the health of the business all right so what do we uh what does the future look like at flat world well we tried to key this to what our customers want again i said let's focus on what our core uh folks want we uh we did a listening tour with all of them just to to make sure that we heard what they wanted what you see up on the screen is what they uh what they expect uh access really important right we used to be free so yeah we got a little less access but the idea was to take in enough uh uh money per student to fund future improvements right so what are we gonna do with the with your twenty dollars i guess is the question um affordability uh obviously with the 20 price point uh we're really committed to that just because you know it's it's uh it's connected directly to completion rates and as beth said i mean the you know the textbook costs have gone up at four times the rate or nearly four times the rate of the consumer price index there's got to be a better solution but it's got to be affordable it's got to be reachable uh personalization this has been a tenet of flat world knowledge that we hand over as much control of content to our instructor customers as we can i think it was caroline who was saying that uh it is uh absolutely uh critical to uh success to not just run an off-the-shelf uh uh sort of automated lecture just using uh pre-loaded materials this is the promise of open and oer is that you can do what you want it's your classroom you should have control over uh what goes on in your own classroom but the exciting thing is that the you know we're going to be able to take uh now the money that we're making uh uh in this free to fair switch and start to invest that into the future a lot of which is going to be the platform right in investing in more content investing in analytics right being able to give students social cues as to where they are relative to one another give instructors uh analytics about page turns and about um and to add assessment so that uh instructors have a better uh beat on what their students are doing and roll that up to the institutional level and compare that to uh national averages all that could be very valuable and of course in a platform this is going to afford us the ability to do some creative pricing creative packages of sets of content that really puts the institution the instructor in control but all of this uh content with uh that's built into a platform that can do all this has to be focused on outcomes right the student student wants choice choice of format they want to be able to have to to have their materials be within reach so that they can actually use their core materials instructors want more control over the content they want to view into their students and of course the institution i mean you know with with uh with the huge hit and funding that uh institutions are taking now sometimes up to 30 percent reduction in in state and public funding i mean this is an issue right here where uh you know giving students access to their core materials is absolutely critical it's now actually the financial health of the institution depends on it in a way that it just hasn't uh before um and of course you know you gotta handle this for all stakeholders so that's gotta work also not just for students instructors institutions it's gotta work for authors it's gotta work for employees it's gotta work for our funding source which is venture capital so i mean we've got to take all that into effect uh all that into account and uh you know that was uh uh that was the impetus behind the the free to fare plan um and uh it's uh it's going well so i think that's about all i have so uh i think uh i'll turn it back to mitchell i think we're gonna great thanks thanks michael really really appreciate that and and you know what's really interesting um in listening to academic pub bridgepoint and flat world and by the way the presenters presented in alphabetical order what was really interesting is is if you're thinking about it from the context of our licensing announcement it really does i was just sort of thinking about it as as everyone was talking it really supports what we're talking about and that is open education is is not necessarily about free but it is free to adopt free to use um free to pull together and i think i think probably the the types of questions that i'm hearing um but i'm hearing some background noise so whoever's got the mic on may want to turn it off until they answer the question um i think what i'm hearing what's interesting is it's sort of the the questions regarding remixing and the questions regarding sort of utilization of multiple content sources including a ton of stuff which is free today you know so whether or not you're so there are two aspects of the question let's do let's start with a copyright one first and then uh and then we'll add another one which is how do you remix all the stuff that's available today like youtube and khan academy and all this other stuff into into courses so let's start with copyright and making sure you get copyright clearances and we'll start with you caroline on on dealing with copyright clearances on remixing content um sure so um we have uh three different methodologies for doing that everything that's in the academic pub library those eight million pieces that i mentioned earlier have already been cleared for use in a modular or atomized way so most of that content is already chunked to a chapter level and a significant amount of that content is even chunked to a more granular level all of which already contains copyright clearance um the second bucket of content is third-party content your own content um other sources that you might have a scan of et cetera when you upload it into our platform we have a back-end integration with copyright clearance center and we will automatically clear that for you in real time as you upload it the third bucket um which is the smallest thankfully is content that doesn't appear in either of the first two buckets um that still needs clearance and we will do that manually um so the the point is that um regardless of where it comes from um you know we will ensure that the end product creates no liability for the institution super great thanks caroline um hey beth i don't know if if you want to take that question as is or something slightly different but how do you deal with copyright type material and bundle and incorporate it into the work that you've been putting together at bridgeplay thank you mitchell well we have an editorial staff as i mentioned and some of the people who are on that staff are permissions editors so there is a time honored process for doing that um fortunately you know it's been a pretty easy thing for us to manage i can imagine going forward we might be a little more challenged than the need to add staff but it's basically done by the editorial staff um in terms of the remixing i i saw in the chat that there were some questions about that we currently don't have that feature but we are planning to release some authoring tools at the end of our second quarter which will allow the faculty to upload other kinds of content their own content um you know that's what we're primarily looking at mixing and matching what we have um leave it again we would need to we would need to see what this does to our process for copyright clearance because right now all of this is very centralized within our editorial staff and the kinds of content that we are creating are in fact e-textbooks so um there's not a whole lot of youtube videos in them that that we haven't already pre-cleared so that's gonna be an interesting challenge for us to see how we can help people with remixing yeah that it certainly is interesting and one of what we will definitely come back to that one let me let michael answer the same question beth but but i think i think that's a great the next question for you guys to prep for is how do we remix not just content but all forms of media which is available on the internet these days but michael let's talk about this copyright clearance and other forms of uh the first thing that most academics who are putting together open textbooks are dealing with yeah it's pretty simple from from our standpoint i mean we try to be a platform and hand over that control but not the services that go along with it so in other words what we do is just have a simple just like you would with uh youtube for instance is uh you have to represent that the content has been cleared right so tons of users put in youtube videos and things that they've created um and we just make sure that they you know that we make them them uh represent that they have clearance if we find out they don't then we just issue a takedown notice and that's about it so um and then we you know we work with a third-party vendor to do some of the things like what caroline uh was talking about where we get uh where we actually clear copyright uh on third party items you know you gotta you gotta be clean about that and do the do the right thing so i mean we you know we do that uh all the time and the last thing i'll say is we uh for any materials that we produce that are the canon versions of any of our titles uh we do all the copyright clearance in-house too so similar staff that that beth and caroline would have and we have people who who help us with copyright clearance uh given the chat question there these folks are not lawyers they don't need to be uh but but they have uh specialized expertise in uh in uh in what can be used in evaluating and using other sources of content nice thank you michael why don't you stay with your mic open given even that you're the uh the content guy over at flat world knowledge um why don't you talk about sort of the vision and this is a great question in the chat when you talk about the vision of in today's world an academic could have and should have access to anything on the web um so there's some formal stuff and some informal stuff how would you deal with that at flower world knowledge insurance of pulling together all forms of media all forms of learning and content yeah we do that now i mean keep in mind our you know we look at ourselves as a platform plus content company and of course when you're still uh married to print which we still are it's still one of our outputs and of course uh ebooks uh epub will be all of those outputs which i call artifact outputs uh impede the ability to get to something that's that's uh uh where the content that you're using is you can pick from anything right so if you if we can get everyone into uh digital in a web view you could have content that's live and updatable on the fly you can add anything that you get off the web provided you have the clearance to do so because remember we are a commercial company so if if someone puts in uh a piece of material that the third-party copyright owner doesn't want that and tries to sell it i mean that's not lawful um but right now there's you know lots of folks pick up open content i have a group in-house here that that helps with that helps advise that and helps curate that so someone may start to use our platform to build their own version of a book and we might help them try to find some some additional sources outside or from uh other books that we have here there we have uh quite a few projects in-house where uh folks have mixed and matched content you know take a management book and mix it with an organizational behavior book i mean all that stuff is possible when you're uh when you're digital first and so you know sky's the limit to a certain extent right you need to to work with someone like caroline if you're going to do a significant amount of third-party materials that are not open right you need someone to go and do this you know not everyone can be a expert at copyright clients you need some help with that but if it's all open material someone wants to use ccby or bysa materials in in our book hey the third party uh rights holder has said that's okay so they can go ahead and do that mix it into our materials and they're good to go and that's a great you got it michael thank you and and uh and nikki nikki says flatworld has excellent customer service so it was nice to get get kudos um so beth why don't you um why do you tackle the same uh question and and by the way we did have a question for you in the chat that was does the highlighting work with apps as well as the web so you could sort of bundle that into your into your answer okay joe can you repeat the question for me oh sure i'm sorry yeah so the question is in in today's world where the the learner the now student learns everywhere you know they learn from youtube they they learn from uh wikis they they learn from blogs they learn from their friends um how how is the instructor how is the faculty member integrating all forms of technology and how can uh bridgepoint help well i don't i think that part of the i think that a lot of faculty are not doing that i think that there there tends to be a digital divide between some of the students and faculty but the way that bridgepoint can help with that and again i like to make the distinction between our material and the course material that's in the lms because there really is a line between the two as it turns out and so for the uh we think that the authoring tools that we are creating can help faculty perhaps diversified and make use of some of that content but where our own students are making use of youtube and and content that's freely available on the web is within the it's within the structure of the lms or the course so they are encouraged to bring in information from blogs or things that they want to journal about or uh youtube videos so it's there's really when we talk about the textbook and the course at at ashford university at university of the rockies they are in fact two separate environments at this point and it's within the lms that you're that you're capturing a lot of the a lot of the uh non-traditional types of content it's not within our e-textbooks got it could you just ask the one there's one question does the highlighting work very specific does the highlighting work with within the apps as well as the web yes it works within the app as well all right perfect all right thank you um caroline same question for you if you can um you know you you in in your talk you address the you know some elements of this but how does the changing teaching environment get incorporated into academic hub and by the way there's one there was one question is are you in the u.s only so that was something um so the answer to that one first is we're global um you can access academic pub from any browser from any place in the world and we can deliver the book um the ebook to anybody any place in the world um it will have copyright clearances but it will be in u.s dollars at this point so what we do find globally is that some of the content is uh more expensive in the u.s than it would be in other locations um and that sometimes that's a detriment but going to the rich media question um we feel like that we don't see a lot of it yet um although there's certainly a lot of conversation about it and we think it's absolutely um the next place that um faculty are going to we also find that it depends on what discipline they're teaching so for instance um a political science uh faculty member will actually turn to video um much more so than a um an english professor and indeed we recently had a custom book built on the platform that had over a dozen um external links into um speeches and um press conferences and other political science events that were being housed on youtube um so we have the ability today to integrate um web links um youtube links audio images etc um i think the real um and before i go there i think the um the real question um comes down to um do you want to enable the user to view all of that content um offline or should they be online so today we take the position that you do need internet access it does open up a browser window within our ebook that takes you to the destination that the faculty wants you to go to um over time of course the question is you know should that be streamed from within the device without getting too technical but the other thing i do want to mention um is that our solution to making sure that the ebook and the physical book are compatible and comparable is to actually um include a qr code to any link that the professor has added so that if you have bought the physical book the printed book instead of the ebook you won't be at a detriment you'll be able to use any smartphone um to um source that video audio et cetera so that's the solution we came up with no that's nice thanks caroline so we're at the we've got four minutes left here's what i thought we should do um why don't we we'll start with that and why don't we let um the four of us give a 30 to 60 second wrap-up based on what you heard today what you talked about what would you like to leave the audience with and uh and then we'll close the session i i really i am honored by the the breadth of uh background and and what your companies are doing and what we're doing in the space and i'm very excited to have the the three of you participate um and so i just thought i'd say that and beth could you uh you want to do a quick wrap-up sure i can do that uh again i'm really really glad that we have the opportunity to speak in this forum because in many ways we are newcomers and if i could leave people with um with any impression of what we are doing i would say that um i think that dudes addresses concerns about the cost of textbooks because this is an ongoing investment that we've made we believe that we can address the sustainability issue which is a live issue we are we think that the we think that content needs to be device agnostic because whether people like it or not people are going to want to consume information on the device of their choice and we need to be up to that challenge and a good user experience is really critical certainly is in places where i have been i also want to acknowledge the work that caroline and michael are doing and i think that there are probably various paths that people can take to uh reduce the cost of books to ensure this state of the sustainability and portability and i think that you know we presented three viable options here super thanks beth hey why don't we go counterclockwise michael you're next all right thanks mitchell uh can you hear me or yeah yeah we can hear you sorry uh sustainability to me is uh it directly leads to better quality content and none of this can happen without quality content right so uh and and i appreciate um what the open doors group and uh college open textbooks are doing uh trying to to sort of widen the view of what open is uh a book alone is not enough uh someone uh nikki and robert mentioned support i mean there's something that you don't get if it's a free product you can't offer support you can't offer supplements you can't offer the things that a publisher might do without having a sustainable business model and i appreciate that that the open doors group is trying to really open up the the view of this and say hey look there's many solutions that can come to the table in this vibrant dynamic fast changing market and it's all going to be pointed at outcomes for students instructors the institution and if you're free it's hard to play in that got it and that's not to say that there's not some great free materials out there but uh uh but you know you you you have to to come up with something that's uh it has to be quality i mean that's that's what it comes down to i agree yeah sustainability is really the key there michael yeah thank you caroline you want to do a quick wrap up for us please sure um 30 seconds or less um we believe that quality content comes from a lot of different sources um it comes from uh traditional publishers it comes from open it is available in an open environment it also comes from faculty themselves who have spent a lot of time you know teaching the subject that they have the greatest command of and we think that um it's important to be able to mix and match all of those uh we also think it's important that the faculty have a way to collaborate with each other um and to share the work that they're doing so another major feature of our platform is the ability to allow others to see the compilation that you've done and use that as either a starting point um or an end point um so going back to um i think all of us are about affordability and all of us are about choice um so i'm going to second what my colleagues um have already indicated thank you for having us participate oh carolyn thanks for being here you know it's funny three four years ago when we started talking about open and we were working on college open textbooks we'd use the word free and and sort of be slapped around um when we said that um we would say we use the word free and say well you know cultural protectors can't actually always be free if we want to be sustainable and and that's when we really got slapped around and i think today reality is sort of taking hold that in order to be sustainable over time it's impossible to keep things as a hundred percent free um but you know we we're we're interested in open this was a great announcement just want to reiterate um if you're interested take a look at our website or take a look at we look at this presentation for interpretation of open licensing i want to thank um academic pub caroline vandalist uh bridgepoint beth aguilar and flatworld marriage michael rosie and also want to thank the folks hosting open education week i really appreciate that and oona daily for being part of this today uh thanks to the presenters and i really appreciate this session you guys all have a great rest of week take care now thank you mitchell thank you | Open Education Week (OEWeek) | UCl18p8qJBciDUTJ4PaYpG6A | 2013-03-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 9,616 | 50,986 |
VbcI2JHISfs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbcI2JHISfs | 65 The Notion of Countermeasures | international law is a decentralized legal order every state is entitled to judge by itself if an internationally wrongful act has been committed and eventually to invoke either as an injured state or as a non-injured state the responsibility of another state for that breach but as we have seen in the previous reading there is a difference between invoking the responsibility of a state and being able to enforce that responsibility before an international court or an international tribunal absent state consent there is no compulsory adjudication so that the injured state may be facing a situation where the responsible states will just flatly reject its claim if that is the case the rules on state responsibility and international law in general will risk being completely ineffective of course the injured state may always press its claim and its demands present them again to the responsible state in the hope of finding an agreed settlement the injured state may also put pressure on the responsible state by taking all sorts of unfriendly measures that are intrinsically legal measures that are called retortions like postponing a state visit limiting suspending or even terminating the diplomatic ties between the two countries or preventing foreign officials to enter its territory or suspending a treaty in conformity with the law of treaties etc but additionally the injured state will also be entitled to press its claim against the responsible state by resorting to measures that are as such in breach of its international obligations but for which the injured state will however not incur international responsibility because those measures although illegal are taken in response to a first violation for instance the injured state suspends the application of a trade treaty or the benefits of any other international obligation it owes to the responsible state like the benefit resulting from an air transport agreement while such suspension cannot be justified under the treaty itself or the law of treaties in general deliberately breaching the law in response to a first violation is not much different from taking justice in one's own hands measures of self-redress are usually forbidden in municipal law by contrast such enforcement measures are not prohibited in international law and in fact reciprocity quit pro quo is at the heart of international law and reprisals have been traditionally tolerated in international law and as we shall see in the last part of this course armed reprisals are now as a matter of principle prohibited but non-forcible reprisals are still very much part of international law today and today those non-forcible reprisals are called countermeasures the second chapter of part three of the articles on the responsibility of states for internationally wrongful acts is about countermeasures we have already come across the notion of countermeasures as a circumstance precluding wrongfulness under article 22 of asiwa but it is time now to make it more explicit and to try to understand what are countermeasures when and why it is possible to resort to countermeasure to counter measures who may resort to countermeasures and how countermeasures must be exercised all those questions are dealt with under article 49 to 54 of the articles on states response responsibility those articles reflect to a large extent customer international law even if some of the procedural requirements set out in those articles probably still need to be confirmed by state practice and because the ilc has codified countermeasures and that such codification represents acceptable international law it is very likely that state practice will actually conform with them in the future let us first recall what is a countermeasure it is an internationally wrongful act taken in response to a previous internationally wrongful act as stated earlier countermeasures are intrinsically illegal and are therefore distinct from retortion measures which are unfriendly but intrinsically legal and therefore unregulated by international law because the countermeasure is the second breach in response of a previous breach its wrongfulness will be precluded the author of the countermeasure must be the injured state within the meaning of article 42 and the target of such countermeasure must be the responsible state and the responsible state only and this is of course common sense and it has been recalled by the icj in the capsico von aguimaros case and i quote in the first place a countermeasure must be taken in response to a previous international wrongful act of another states and must be directed against that state end of quote furthermore as recalled by article 49 paragraph 1 counter measures must only be taken i quote in order to induce the responsible state to comply with its obligations and the part two of the articles that is its new substantive obligations of cessation reparation and if the circumstances so require assurances and guarantees of non-repetition in other words counter-measures are enforcement measures measures whose only purpose is to obtain from the responsible state that it complies with the new obligations that were triggered as a result of its wrongful act countermeasures are not punitive measures they are law enforcement measures typical of a decentralized legal order and this explains that countermeasures are by nature temporary they must be terminated as soon as the responsible state has complied with its secondary obligations and this is made clear by article 53 because of the temporary nature countermeasures are according to paragraph 2 and 3 of article 49 i quote limited to the non-performance for the time being of international obligations of the state taking the measure the measures towards the responsible state and i quote again they shall as far as possible be taken in such a way as to permit the resumption of performance of the obligations in questions and of course well this being said some obligations may not be temporarily suspended by the injured state by means of countermeasures those obligations may not be affected by countermeasures and the injured state is required to continue to respect these obligations in its relations with the responsible state those obligations are listed under article 50 and we'll turn to them just after this video let me end this video by recalling the two customary principles limiting the exercise of countermeasures countermeasures can only be resorted to if they are necessary to protect the rights of the injured state and they must be resorted to in a proportionate way let us turn also to those requirements in the next reading you | International Law MOOC | UCGasG4aiJ2_8ar-EXGHI1kQ | 2017-01-27 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,077 | 6,671 |
QkLsIhi_7o4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkLsIhi_7o4 | #AQUAlity - Integrate approach for unraveling the photoinduced transformation of CECs | to assess water safety is of Paramount importance water is polluted by a manifold of inorganic and organic pollutants and new strategies are required in a so variegated scenario within the framework of the equality ATN project the achieved results encompass development and application of a protocol of investigating the photochemical fate of contaminants of emerging concern and their degradation products as well as advanced oxidation processes treatment elucidation of the significance of photochemical reactions and their contribution to the abiotic transformation of contaminants and Water Systems understanding the role of the major reactive species generated during the photodegradation process assessment of the toxicity of contaminants and their degradation products with the employment of integrated toxicity approach use of excitation emission matrices coupled with paraphack analysis as an indicator of dissolved organic matter contaminants abatement along with drinking water treatments in this regard tracking this group of substances through fluorescence excitation emission matrices and parallel factor analysis paraphack is gaining momentum | Dipartimento di Chimica - Università di Torino | UCjwADA6eW4mv0v5zA9Tk8HQ | 2022-09-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 161 | 1,157 |
Q60pdCKIlLY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q60pdCKIlLY | Disenchantment With Space Force -Ep 235 | [Music] do [Music] now [Music] what are we doing tonight the same thing we do every friday night which is party with the world that's great this is our reviews we'll kill you the podcast that gives you the latest craziest in news information reviews fire damage all that good stuff and more i am your host the man you may know is he and i am joined by the effervescent noob it's easy so easy so easy so mother in her 20s well i think we have an amazing podcast for you tonight it's all right i guess it's friday night as always and i see some hot hot players already in the chat i see ron cole the stone cold killer oh moderator doc the doctor doc and i see big man giving us that big woo so good to see everybody out there right now and we are gonna give you just everything you asked for with consent no permission never it's always forcible so what is on today's show oh joe sunny's here number one so sunny oh my god all right well we have news i can't read my own writing [ __ ] world's largest oh no we switched that world's largest plane is later in the thing yep you're gonna forget about it penguins at starbucks that's neat lots of penguins cirque du soleil has a lot of apples apparently brettle juice 2 is a movie that's happening rattle juice brattle juice 2. britney spears a is still alive surprisingly and b really hates clothes hates him uh bender gate finally ends and then we get a little outrageous with a woman getting [ __ ] on um she got sit down i don't know why i don't know why we have that in there and then a wisconsin woman oh news is a little depressing a wisconsin woman knows how to handle drugs oh she sure does you know people in wisconsin got nothing else to do then we're going in or out with our money edition i think big money edition it is bountiful putin's and piracy and then we're going to reviews a free guy with little edit news legends of tomorrow season seven because that still exists bat women season three batwoman because yep that didn't get cancelled no disenchanted season three i forgot that's a show and space force season two because all of these are shows that probably shouldn't be yeah so you know but that's before we get to the real well we'll have a real big review next week i think i am thinking there's something big coming out oh my god so big uh but in the meantime let's [Music] wow you chug that that's too fast you've already tied one on gotta get lit so apparently just like amc is getting lit on their movie prices luckily that didn't happen to me i bought tickets through amc for for batman uh pre-sale they didn't get upcharged so haha [ __ ] but you gotta bring that back card i do because it's a lot of money it could cost you more money we did a story on on what's going on where they might charge premium prices on certain movies especially tempo movies kind of a dick move well i could see it for both sides you know they got to make some if we want to see big movies i mean i have this subscription service so it doesn't really matter for me but you know it sucks for like people who just want to see a movie every now and again most people that see movies are going to be the [ __ ] premiere movies i mean obviously you're going to be up charged yeah well there's that what else do we have we also have some fun people finally got to go to the star wars the galactic cruiser and you know how much i love to rant about these things six thousand dollars i could go to europe for like two weeks on six thousand dollars oh apparently you didn't watch the video because i go through a whole laundry list of things oh do you really oh yeah you could buy a car for six thousand dollars you could totally buy how many light sabers would six thousand dollars get you 5 000 lightsabers i do want one of those fancy lightsabers i'll be honest what are you going to do with it i don't know probably sexual things oh my gosh so yep we had that we had that and uh yeah give you a little bit of a taste a little bit of a sample and i didn't get copyright pulled so i'm very excited about that at least not to my awareness and then we took a clip from our previous show where i call and try to reserve a concentration camp entry point for disney wow you're going to go work with the week because disney you know what i heard i think walt disney either hates jews or is jewish one of the two oh my god um so he's really taken concentration camps back and starting them making them great again he is making them great again and he's starting to disney so that it's a slippery slope honestly i think he's trying to hoard us all up especially us noobs and uh probably put us to work in the field and building his houses yeah i mean they're like million dollar houses the house is old so many mouses yeah so i mean i called them live and left a message i would love to see whoever got that they're like a [ __ ] game oh i'm sure they get tons of like prank phone calls or it's like worse because we did more of them i don't know did you have consent for that absolutely not no never do the key no consent never do and then texas chainsaw massacre [ __ ] this movie sucks we had to do an entire video on it nobody watched it that'd be great if you could but that would be helpful um because we we give we make our version of texas chainsaw massacres far more entertaining than the actual movie itself that's true so we do a good job i pride myself on being more attractive than that cast uh it's not hard to do i'll be honest but i think even z in his advanced age is more attractive than those cast members absolutely except the mechanic was kind of burly like oh he was a handsome man he was handsome in like a texas kind of way like he'd i let him step on me with his cowboy boots oh my gosh that's highly disturbing uh let's see do we have any i think that's it i think that is it uh yeah that is we do have a new giveaway and we do have a we do this is going to be a test is joe sunny still in the chat give me give me some give me some maybe maybe you could be uh magnanimous and make well you make your own decision no no i'm going to make a decision but i i need to have some reciprocity here is is joe still giving me his sunny side eggs i i don't know i don't know we're going to wait we're just going to sit here inside i'm going to sit here in silence until joe comes back on if he left us and that's his fault i feel like there's a big twist here oh [ __ ] he left us oh i was not expecting this plot twist i don't know why you do you already did we were gonna announce a winner a different way why did you tell the people what you'd like to do for next time no joe oh joe oh my god okay well good news and bad news my boy so you didn't win clifford but you had him go but big butt but you have your choice of ghostbusters afterlife or resident evil welcome to raccoon city right here right now so you you send it to me also i need your instagram handle to send you that picture but still you tell me which one you want and then it's yours just for being on the chat wow that is a fine mighty fine deal because the winner naomi was is not in the chat oh maybe you just take it back yeah no i'm gonna give him clifford you know i'm a man of my word gotta give up that clifford give up that big red dog i gotta i gotta give some sunshine to joe for joining us on this lovely friday night absolutely so he's actually a choice of uh probably the better movies probably resident evil or ghostbusters afterlife one is significantly better than the other although i do love resident evil so you're just like any resident evil movie will do for you yeah how many have there there been like seven now um seven this is the seventh one seven it depends on if you're counting the animated ones oh [ __ ] he chose resident evil oh you are the man no [ __ ] so whenever if you wanna you can check out our instagram which we never plug anymore but it's orc underscore you and if you want to dm us there or however that thing works do you dm people then yeah you can dm me because i kind of need need something to send you yeah he's gonna he'll send you a copy of the code uh directly so we can take care of that but does that mean that you're giving away afterlife next week yeah afterlife is going to be next week ghostbusters after life so we don't have a contest prepared for you because we're too excited about getting to the magical 300. when we cross that threshold there will be a whole new world because we're going to do our ukrainian roulette bear fire bear roulette the countries out of it yep hemorrhoids be damned i'll be [ __ ] fire what doc what are you i did not do i don't know what doc wants doc is moderating you are invisible although your size would make you impossible to be invisible he is a big man who will just beat you down yes nice thank you joe joe's gonna he will dm you you know what noob noob's deal is though he always prefers something very specific yes i do i really hope your name is joe though because if it's not i'm gonna have some trust issues so he's feeling kind of sunny about yeah don't [ __ ] with me uh yeah so i guess does that mean unless doc has something really exciting to talk about he he just wants to talk about me coming out i don't know what he wants to talk about i don't know i'm not coming out anywhere go to bed yeah dancing [ __ ] unemployed nancy oh my god no drive to your burger king uber oh my gosh what are we are we going to news we are going to new news what about disney it's going rain i don't understand we're individual price per failing oh the six thousand dollars is like what is it like three adults and two children or something read up i don't know i didn't do the story so yeah it's six thousand dollars for three adults and two children i think it's like 4 000 for two adults no you get this tiny little little thing i show you all the pictures so watch the video yeah yeah i show you the inside i show you some of the entertainment i show you some of the battles that you might experience yeah i believe so yes you get like all food and drink you get like uh what is it uh blue milk and green milk for free i would assume so i don't know if they lock you in your bedroom like in your bedrooms overnight because there's stuff going on i don't know i just show you some videos when we talk about it as a as a group okay so that's weird i don't know the exact i'm pretty i'm estimating on the prices i don't know the exact prices because i cannot afford that yeah so on to the news that's right in honor of the batman which we're hearing positive things about oh yes colin farrell went to starbucks dressed as the penguin which seems kind of disturbing i mean he it's not really that bad no i mean the makeup is very from what i've seen looks really good like it doesn't even look like karen karen karen farrell karen farrell though still apparently you can hear him in it like his voice so uh he's in the movie for like five minutes so i don't know and i'm pretty sure the five minutes you you don't know no i think it was confirmed i don't know doc would know more about doc did you see the penguin in burbank the oh it was it was in burbank yeah well that's where they're filming it or we're filming part of it i thought they filmed a lot of it in england but whatever yeah he said he went to a coffee shop while filming uh and wearing full makeup during the production i don't i don't think what did he say he needs to only been there a couple days like he it's not a big part yeah he said the first day we tried the whole thing out we took it for a drive a spin metaphorically speaking we did it in burbank it took about six to or eight hours oh my god it was a team of 10 to 15 people and it was really fun i went into starbucks and ordered myself a very on oswald drink an oak milk latte with two stevious sweeteners the [ __ ] i got a couple of stairs but only this means because it's such an imposing imposing look oat milk with two stevias what well he was doing it intentionally mourinho did much of the work on this for me so much of the heavy lifting that sounds kind of fun i would i'd be into that you'd be into dressing up as a penguin sure why not coffee yeah i don't i don't really drink coffee but sure i i guess i think it's cool no you don't think so no it's cool but i mean it's really not it's not like the riddler is going in and ordering a goddamn drink dead dude couldn't walk around in public he'd get shot that's what i'm saying like he just looks like an angry i just think it's cool that he was able to pull off the prosthetics and people weren't totally you know thrown off by you know he doesn't look that he's just like a wrinkly old dude he doesn't look like colin farrell though he's like it used to be an a-list movie star but i'm saying it looks like just a human being just a different human being yeah it's not like that's good that's [ __ ] unicorn no but that's the point of really good prosthetics that you can't tell i get that so i thought it was cool should have been an irish penguin a non-irish penguin what would we do with an irish penguin that'd be pretty cool speaking of ireland no but actually new york oh very different places do you like circle cirque du soleil i do actually have you actually been to a circle i have never partaken vegas what cirque du soleil did you go see i believe car car yeah what is that about i don't know there's people doing like acrobatic [ __ ] fire okay that's the only one you saw yeah it was the only one you know what i saw what was that i saw uh a jennifer lopez production instead that is not not what i saw it wasn't a cirque du soleil i saw a thing in vegas where it was it was done by j.lo and it had naked girls in it but it didn't have jayla naked no she wasn't naked she she just did the choreography of naked that's sad although jennifer lopez isn't that attractive so but it was back of the day oh okay she was kind of attracted back then yeah it was like it was a while ago for sure so there's a tiny person are you excited by mad apple hold on there's a lot of different things there's a lot there's a lot going like what how many pimps is there a pimp there's like one pimp to the left deuce and cup awkwardly like is that white guy being held [Music] i hostage know he looks a little uh i don't know what's going on here it looks like a pimp it does look like a pimp and then he's like underpaid hookers they maybe to the right that doesn't have the mismatching boots so does that mean like every single hotel in in vegas is going to have some sort of cirque du soleil because this is in new york new york which is kind of a low rent casino it's not one of the top end casinos not what i stayed at the luxury italian hotel this is not even one of the better ones now i mean it's good it's still good but it's not even [ __ ] rooms of sweet bro right mm-hmm because you could afford oh wait yeah paid for it no i actually paid for her you paid for your man yeah took her to vegas took her on a helicopter ride ripped kobe we almost kobe before kobe kobe because you almost died we really did we honestly came like six feet from dying how the [ __ ] wind the pilot sucked and we got a little too close wind gus almost threw us into the side of a [ __ ] grand canyon i swear to god ask me man yeah the two of you were probably just like he's you're scared no i was fine she was having a [ __ ] heart attack i had yeah claw marks on my arms from her grabbing me oh my god yeah forcibly kinky i did not want it i didn't that day i did not want it every other day i took it but why are we putting anyone in the fridge train i don't know do say descartes what the [ __ ] i don't know you're not hearing anything i don't know what he's hearing hit fake i would agree with that dog is what you're hearing doc is saying fake news about you almost dying uh it was real i've almost died several times yes because you're a [ __ ] hillbilly that goes into like the city and robs people uh-huh or almost gets robbed or something or it starts rising instigates fights riots tries to mug people i i live a risque lifestyle you're a crack addict like for the first 25 years of your life that is entirely possible so uh the best way of describing this show is the first time you ever went to new york did i get stabbed or did we have some news about new york which we'll cover later will we did i get stabbed or did i get beat in the back of the head with a brick i mean those things all happen in new york oh my god they're saying you have the greatest night of your life you saw the funniest comedian you saw the craziest bands you heard someone singing the most beautiful jazz ever and then you saw someone doing triple backflips off the brooklyn bridge all at four o'clock in the morning that's what this show is none of that would ever happen in new york because you won't get like 100 yards down the uh sidewalk before you get beat up uh doc is saying noob noob they will ban helicopter flights i don't know what to tell you man it happened it wasn't strong it was just like a gust of wind and you played gust yeah just picture like a pidgey that's a pokemon reference by the way like did the gus move it's weak but it's enough to kill you oh that's i don't know if that i don't believe that i'm just saying i'm looking i misplaced something and i don't know where i put it okay okay uh so the show will open memorial day weekend and give cirque six active shows on the strip like i said they're in all sorts of uh of things here oh wait what is he saying uh i got a better way of drain is saying we forgot about the story oh with the [ __ ] in the fridge in the luggage uh [ __ ] james gunn's asian girlfriend oh we didn't forget what does that have to do with cirque du soleil it does not missing the connection there let's not be racist asians more than just asians can do acrobatics because they're tiny and there's no asians in this show no they're very not asian it seems very not asian that pims dick's probably the size of an angel oh my god like an entire person not his can i j okay so the show will open memorial day weekend and give cirque six active shows on the strip it joins the beatles love at the mirage oh at the bellagio oh [ __ ] mystere you saw it at the okay can i read my thing nope mystere at treasure island car at mgm grand and michael jackson won at luxor that's a freaking cirque du soleil i guess i guess oh yeah i forgot about zumanity oh they shuddered zumanity it replaced zumani the adult themed humanity i'm in all right do you need naked flexible people i mean go i'm very inflexible but i will be naked oh my god so whatever i don't care this is too this is i just wanted to talk about vegas because yeah i love vegas i've been there like nine times what we need is a brattle juice oh moving from the beetles to beetlejuice yes brittle juice brattle juice because brad pitt is gonna be producing such a bad idea it really is beetlejuice 2 does not need to be made like why would a ghost age first of all is my wait he's a ghost michael keaton is a ghost he's the ghost with the most wait what he literally says in the movie beetlejuice is a ghost yeah how do you not know that wait is he really he's his he's like i'm the ghost with the most baby he's dead are you is that i thought he was some [ __ ] demon or something are you like he's just goes i've seen beetlejuice like once in my life when you were like two yeah it's a good it's a really good movie it holds up it's got it's really good what's up beetlejuice what do you mean what does he do he's like helping me no he so if you're a ghost and you want to scare the people out of your house you can hire beetlejuice and he will do whatever it takes to get the people out of your house if you're like an incompetent ghost like if you're not good enough to scare people out of your house that's the whole platform ghost for hire he's a ghost for hire yeah and you summon him by saying his name three times yeah what do you pay him as what are you like what are you paying usually well at least in beetlejuice the original movie they paid her or they paid him with lydia the young girl that they were friends with they they offered him to marry her that was his price he can marry a living person i do dude it doesn't make a lot of sense you know who's in it alec baldwin is it really eugena guertin not gina garcon gina davis yeah i don't know who that is she's famous uh it's really good pre-murder alec baldwin primer everything now is pre-murdered we should just change time to be like pre-murder a b so or p-m-a-b pre-murder a-b i think it yeah it's al baldwin it's a it's a fantastic movie okay directed by uh that guy no we're known writers in it she's amazing she's so good as lydia alec paul was not involved in the sequel for obvious reasons for uh he might kill somebody oh michael keaton and winner writer are set to reprise oh so doc is saying that the reason why he wants to marry her so he can get be alive again oh okay so there's a purpose yeah it's a little confusing towards the end of the movie it gets a little like what's going on here it's just crazy it's good i love that though it was a big hit 75 million dollars you wouldn't even like that was released in 1988 75 million isn't even the budget of like aunt it's ant-man it's like four times that budget three times three times why are they gonna make this movie i don't there's no reason to make this i'm interested now no why i don't know because brad pitt i want to see brettle juice [Music] and michael keaton being like a geriatric beetlejuice why would a ghost get older i don't know so yeah so brad pitt stepping in as a producer for some reason going from 1b to another who hates clothes oh okay you skipped a whole story but that's okay not right there what's the other story uh we could skip it i i can come back to it another time okay yeah britney spears does not love clothes no she loves living her best life though i don't know these stories really irritate me like really irritate me julia tetty for she knows why would you think that this poor woman the best thing that her best life is having people take naked pictures of her i just don't understand maybe she likes the naked pictures she just got out of a 13-year conservative ship where she couldn't even control her own life and now it's like all right britney does porn basically it's pretty disturbing why is this a thing she looks super [ __ ] creepy there she looks drugged out like what okay let's see some more and she's the one i guess she's censoring these like what is going on here she's got her diamonds oh my god what is going on can someone please explain this girl needs help she does like a man from the neck out oh my gosh like what is going on here so okay for those who are just listening uh this is britney spears daniel she's naked and she's a little damn she's got a little diet she's laying on a in like you know the part of of the water where it's it's uh really shallow like not quite on the beach but not quite in the deep water she's just like laying in the ground sand covering her totally naked with diamonds covering her her bits yeah uh jealous of someone who needs psychiatric help she oh my god she's ready for it one of the pictures she didn't censor either or she didn't like 100 sensor like her boob is totally hanging out oh my god you don't see nip so that's all it means no you do oh yeah i just don't have that picture she's like here she's a diamond on her butt like who's tape first of all who's taking these pictures greece doc says it's a green screen who's taking these pictures is it her husband did she marry that guy yeah or is it like her assistant that's not a good idea most concerned about is that one nipple why is it looking a little droopy let's go no no it's like drooping the other way did she get a boob job what are you talking about like look at that top nip that should be going down because of gravity obviously maybe she got a boob job i don't know but it's pointing up to the sky uh-huh like she's what almost 40 though she's oh she's like 41 or 42. those kids should be at least drooping a little bit so she got some work done okay i'm just saying i'm pointing out criticizing i am still hit it though hating i would i would put a bag over the face that's disturbing but the body's okay i just i you know what can't we we can't tell if they're fake or not i don't know how would i know i don't know britney spears we would investigate though i would oh you would you would you would give she'll touch and grab absolutely i'd bend her over and put it in her bridge with my gate would you though i would i don't know i don't think well i'd say you probably couldn't get it up for you no but i'd go in soft you could just dangle it and i'd i'd put some [ __ ] when the popsicle sticks tape it up and just go in i cannot be comfortable popsicle sticks right uh well from one controversy that is i'm just like when is she just gonna straight up do porn i we'll see i don't we're we'll just keep watching we'll offer you well you know what what has been doing better bender gate it's finally over for those who don't know bender gate is the story about john dimaggio the voice of bender from futurama not being invited to do the show or not getting offered enough money there's it's not real clear what happened but he's going to return for 20 more episodes sounds like episodes terrible idea he says it's about self-respect i don't know what that even means like is money he just wanted more money probably probably so he renewed his contract and he's just like there's negotiations blah blah blah we're back baby so grateful for the love and support from the fans and colleagues alike during this time especially my wife kate i cannot wait to get back the show has been canceled and revived like four times yeah it's pretty impressive it is and i do i think bender is a iconic cartoon character so good for him i guess we have i don't i was gonna say i didn't want to watch it but i guess we have to i'm not watching it it depends on where it comes out if it comes out on hulu forget about it forget about it i never i mean future home was okay like i don't really care about it it was it was good there's some very very good episodes in a lot of like it's from the simpsons people right mm-hmm yeah which will connect later because you can see the quality of simpsons products simpsons great futurama pretty good this enchantment fell off the face of the earth anyway i and just to touch on some like science news i guess this is science news is it the world's largest plane oh boy has been destroyed very sad to see it go the antenna of an225 what it's doing in the ukraine i don't know that's not smart why would you park it there it's a plane when you knew they were invading you could have just left is it a ukrainian plane though it's got the ukrainian colors on it so maybe it was just there it's a massive plane with more than 30 years of service no one's built a bigger plane since then that seems kind of dumb yeah uh it was destroyed on the fourth day of russians and of russia's invasion couldn't you have left it's a plane it could fly right am i confused here so yeah it's called myria the dream i don't understand they're gonna rebuild the plane why if you couldn't fly it the first time why didn't you get rid of it why didn't you move it first off are they gonna build it or are you going to like not be able to build it i don't know but you should pronounce this word problem [Music] yep update the mirror erica currently the a25 has been inspected by xbox we cannot report on the technical condition oh so that's fake news maybe it's still okay why would you blow it up it like doesn't know this is february 27th oh okay well whatever that's several days this is from the smithsonian so you'd think they would know it's truly unique and the design was remarkable and the thing is enormous uh it doesn't tell us how big it is but uh where is it uh it was designed to carry the soviet space shuttle similar to the boeing 747 that transported the u.s space shuttle but it was bigger it was repurposed though bigger it could transport it's 276 feet long it could transport 551 000 pounds at cargo speeds of 528 miles per hour it's pretty big that's big yeah i should use that as a giant bomb just fly it into something oh like russia it's like russian oh geez as we get pulled oh boy is it is it time to get depressingly outrageous it is oh that's right this is gonna be oh oh this is an hour this is outrage sad rage sad rage outrage all right so we might have some video for you i think i muted it uh for those of you listening we will describe what isn't said video can you please man arrested for smearing poopy on a woman's face in new york city subway city i was just in new york last sunday on the subway poop smear and i did not get poop or stabbed you didn't get stabbed you get pushed onto the tracks nope almost pushed my girlfriend why would you go to new york knowing there were literally five people stabbed on new york subways last weekend or this past weekend oh really this yeah that was the weekend i was there uh-huh why would you go there i did the stabbing why would you take your girl oh okay i was gonna say why would you take your girlfriend when you went to the harry potter store with awesome why wouldn't you just go to the harry potter thing in philadelphia why would you go to philadelphia so forget that i'm going to the harry potter thing in the franklin institute that's tomorrow oh my god all right well we if i will soon be looking for a new co-host so maybe our next contest is to replace new i mean we've always been trying to replace new but maybe we can get another co-host because he'll be dead so let's just check this this brief video out it's it's only 30 seconds but there's a man walking along in the subway he's got something in his hand pulling down the bag and why he pooped in his hand and then smeared in this lady's face and then on her back all over her oh my gosh he's still there any why why would you do that dude there was no what why and then he's looking at the bag like i don't know why i just did that why would you do that dude i'm so confused oh my gosh why don't you dead name them uh oh they have okay oh they caught him because there's a little more to the story okay so frank brockwa approached a 43 year old woman sitting on the bench and then just smashed poop in her face oh my gosh why i don't know we could we could play it one more time just because people i think people enjoy this i hope i don't get pulled i don't think we will there's no reason there's no reason this is unacceptable the mayor of new york city needs to do something like come on dude oh it's just unacceptable behavior the stabbings and the poopings like come on man this new york is not san francisco i guess it really depends on perspective would you rather be stabbed stabbed or stabbed okay you could get you know any diseases you could get and diseases last a lot longer not a disease of getting stabbed uh i don't know it's not clear whether or not the feces was his where did he get it from that raises money i don't know he was arrested and charged with foreign menacing a man a man of your own disorderly conduct and harassment he's he's a man of your he takes after you uh i i okay human waste or someone spitting in her face those are real signs of mental health health issues this is that lady did not deserve that she was just sitting there mining her own business maybe she was participating in human trafficking who knows well uh the the other story is when he was arraigned by the judge he did say to the judge fub he's like f you b so that he's not doing himself any favors no he's not he's not well yeah the mayor is busy dox's mayor was busy with epstein duties you know epstein and his buddies who all just randomly commit suicide that is true they're very sad people so we have to be more mindful and have guards that aren't tired i mean having tired guards camera quality is good too but if you forget to plug them in that you know it's a it's a pandemic you know who knows what the power grids are doing power oh a shortage of people and power yeah what you got more drinks but i don't that's you get none the [ __ ] you get none hold on you oh that's rude you could have literally filled up my glass more but you chose not to i gave you a bigger glass i it's the same glass every week you get rest you have a drinking problem holy [ __ ] probably anyway and you guys get to experience it live here on our reviews we'll kill you yup anyway uh let's if if i have a problem then this lady has a real problem sorry for the depressing news people i normally like much more fun news than this this isn't fun i mean it's kind of fun i enjoy i i i get a kick out of it and she's uh right up your alley is she hotter than your girlfriend woman no wisconsin lucky you said that she's not listening she's out with another man right now oh my gosh wisconsin woman put dismembered victim's head in bucket after meth hold on sex act what yep let's let's go through this story oh she's oh she she's right in your alley she does not look 24. meth's a hell of a drug i thought she was 34 or older i could just escape you in doc if you oh my god bring doc aboard doc would be the 24 year old woman has been charged with the murder of a man whose body parts were found strewn around a green bay property it's not aaron rodgers calm down it's not aaron rodgers uh hold on let's see just keep reading the story it's good it's like a crime nope severed head in a bucket no a person living at the home summoned police on february 21st after discovering a seven could you imagine discovering a severed head in a bucket i know that seems crazy my head's still lying on a black bucket covered in a towel what appear to be dried blood i'm pretty sure if you find the head you don't need to worry about like whether or not it was a murder heads don't just come off her clothing was spackled in dried blood when they found her her van had a crockpot box containing another human body part including legs what the [ __ ] yeah dude why is this saying like why she did this yeah because when the police asked her what happened oh you didn't name her name oh what's her name oh taylor she business what show business she's up to show business she's gonna get up all in your business you gotta be kidding me when police asked her what happened she business replied that is a good question this is a great answer oh my gosh she was charged with first-degree intentional homicide mutilated corpse and third degree sexual assault do you want me to read the rest of this oh so i got to read shebasis allegedly killed and dismembered her victim after first smoking methamphetamines with him according to the complaint they initiated a sexual encounter that then escalated to include the use of chains which business characterized as a dog's choke collar oh my god there were two she said one for her and one for him eventually she business began to strangle him with her bare hands she had a chain why is she strangling because gives you super powers oh that's true she told investigators that she could feel his heart continuing to beat as she choked him so she kept pulling and choking him harder oh she said she used the chains she kept going until the man's face turned purple and blood came out of his mouth what the [ __ ] she then played with the cadaver for two to three hours after his death using several knives to dismember the body a bread knife worked the best okay because of the serrated blade she also had fun trying to find all of the organs oh my god her plan had to be had been to bring all of the body parts with her but being paranoid and lazy she left the head behind i can't believe i left the head though this has got to be fake she loves to give head i mean i don't know she's set for according to this show business is her bail is set at two million dollars okay it should be like two billion dollars probably jesus that i told you this is a crazy story she won't even get the death penalty she just gets faces life in prison what if she just gets belted with cheese to death because she's in green bay wisconsin or apples or apples yep fatality apples okay freezing these balls my girlfriend told me to tell you to shut up wait hold on what your girlfriend she can't say it herself because her mouth is full her mouth is full new new segment noob noob tries dog chokers if you buy them oh will you you buy my trium [Laughter] should we get a p.o box people have been threatening to send us off quite a bit so maybe we should get a p.o box sure for dog collar which i'm not even going to play that game you can shock me right in the taint right in the testies oh we didn't warn anybody that this story contained graphic violence sorry folks we didn't i mean you know that's the way it goes whoops should we talk about our brand new segment of getting in but getting out with mad money edition money no that's news breaking news man money baby everybody needs money we're gonna do some mad mad money throwing that money around have i got the best money making scheme we're gonna we can help you financially make millions of dollars we're also helping america well does it really help america it doesn't though i don't think so we gotta we're not really involved we are though how because you know biden for biden exactly do it for brandon i love brandon wanted dead or alive russian businessman has put a million dollar bounty on putin's head calling for military officers to arrest him as a war criminal oh there's a russian guy that did this yeah wow that's right one and dead or alive isn't that treason he probably doesn't live in america or or in russia i would suspect he doesn't live in russia i promise to pay one million dollars to the officers who comply in their constitutional duty get putin get putin so if you want a million dollars all you need to do hop on a plane fly to the kremlin pretend you're russian maybe you're a russian prostitute maybe you create a tinder account i'll pull it off maybe you're getting only fans seduce putin go into a private office with i mean it's like hitman just go into a private office with him yeah but see you're missing a step first i'm gonna get a ha get pregnant have his kid hit him for some alimony that's gonna be at least a couple of years then i'll sell the kid get a nice sum of money because it's like a half russian half italian baby those are prime you're italian oh yeah i am i thought you were jerking now you're not not german i thought you were german this whole time i'm pretty sure you said you were german not german no only german at heart um oh boy oh boy uh so then after i sell the kid that's that's when i'll come back and get him for round two but this time i'll stab him you'll take the head what if you smoke meth with him i probably will get dog collars that freezing these balls has gratefully provided us thank god in fact you'd be saving money because freezing these balls provided you with the dog collars yeah and then you could take him out i'll yeah i'll take out putin he's good for like 69 he's he's looking crisp is he 69 he's old i have no idea he's pretty pretty good yeah he's he's not as old as our old and cheap no he's not he's like 20 years younger is he yes probably some more 20 more years of putin oh gosh well if that's too difficult for you i have another way you can make some fat stacks of cash pirates pirates of not of the caribbean but of the russian billionaires there's a lawmaker offering measures to allow americans to seize jets yachts of russian billionaires it's called privateering we used to do it back in 1812. let's get back at it i'm all about becoming a pirate you can get a boat doesn't matter what size because those somali pirates were pretty good with any size boat yeah fly your jolly roger flag maybe you put up a little america flag too just so people you think these oligarchs have like a uh like train people on their yachts oh for sure but i heard that like ukrainian tried to disable one of their yachts oh really yeah because if they get to like i don't know minolta or one of those countries where there's no extradition but just imagine if you're on the high seas anything goes i was gonna say if you're in the water and you're a pirate do you really give a [ __ ] you're just gonna go in yeah this is this is from lance gooden i don't know what he represents but corrupt uh russian oligarchs have enabled putin's war that's why refresh rate i have introduced legislation to allow u.s citizens to seize yachts and jets of sanctioned russians we must use every tool at our disposal where is the where's the bodyguard what's his name bear bear grylls i don't know i used to have a picture of you as a bodyguard but i don't remember where it went yeah remember you were uh what was his name bear what's the guy's name the bodyguard dog dog dog sorry bear grylls is an outback guy i don't know dog the bounty remember there was a picture of that i remember i don't know what the story was but i remember so russian yachts are on the move and if the biden administration our allies in europe failed to act these quick uh act quickly these vessels will soon be out of reach it's never out of reach for a true pirate i say let's get pirating let's go back i'm ready to go yeah the only piracy z would be good at is the back door i am a backdoor pirate so i'll be going right up that back door yeah sneaking in getting them oligarchs right up the back door i can attest to that thank you frieza that is you will prove my point i am absolutely ready to sneak in the back door so are you in on being a pirate are you either we're going to say if i had a million dollars i would hire a team to just take the yachts yeah but you have to get the million dollars so you're going to take out putin first and then take the yachts no but like if i was like a millionaire and i wanted to murder and seize like a billionaire's yacht which probably has more funds like it's just an investment so you got to take the risk hire a hit squad and just go in murder the oligarchs and then just take their [ __ ] hopefully it's more than what you had yeah but you don't have the yachts yeah but you take the yacht and then you sell it right those yachts have got to be worth like a hundred million dollars right i don't know how many how many guards could they really have on there plenty you think so more than uh unless you're stephen seagal you're not getting them that's true are you steven segal do you have a stripper in a cake that did seem have you never seen under siege oh yeah that's a great movement dude he was great in the 90s he just had endless movies you know i was like tommy lee jones big break was it really yeah under siege he played the villain great movie everyone should go cradle of the grave nope that would that wasn't no that was that was dmx no there was a great steven's goal in dmx movie [ __ ] what was it i don't know oh it's gonna annoy me well uh does that mean we are going on to the next segment you never say are you well whatever you don't make any sense what are we doing review all the reviews oh my god we have so many reviews but they're going to be short because they short and sweet we promise we promise we're going to move from throwing money around we're going to go we're gonna do real quick i just wanted to point out that free guy which is a good movie is available on hbo max and disney plus at the same time i did not know that but doc kindly pointed it out that they were both they were available on both i don't know what kind of witchery ryan reynolds is doing but the rhyme sequels that's what they're saying what that seems like a bad idea they're going to milk it till the cows come up i mean it seems like it could i forget how it did it end in a way though don't ruin it for people i'm trying to i'm just thinking yeah sure here's what they are saying they they want to do it like um ralph breaks the internet type thing yeah but didn't the sequel suck it was not as good but they don't care hollywood just wants to milk it to death yeah that's true so guess what there are free guys sequels coming the best part of free guy was the fact that free guy was not it was mostly not about ryan reynolds he was like a supporting character in his own movie uh i mean he was he was not the primary no thrust of the story he wasn't but he was still the primary person in it yeah but he was like a device oh what up infinity good to see you there he is dear lord boy isn't it like [ __ ] what time is it there like we have to figure out we have to make a date with infinity and beyond because we have some things to talk about yep he's going to challenge us on things that we do check our email for what he sent us um yeah i did i checked our email i never got anything oh so he's just being lazy then or i gave him the wrong email oh my god you did it's orc you reviews at gmail is that yeah if you want to email us i guess you could just go through or cue reviews that's what i told them i don't know i don't know anyway every guy was good i yeah i reviewed it already so i'm just reinforcing that you said it was good and i said it was good yeah i enjoyed it all right i thought it was gonna suck but you were wrong yeah what are we doing uh legends this yeah season seven dear lord why is this show still on it's i don't it lost most of its good cast it did it's still it's still holding on sarah lance might be the longest running cw cast member honestly at this moment yeah why is she dressed as like a flapper or something i don't know what is she still a lesbianic uh yeah no she still has she hardcore oh my god nobody's reviewed it at all we are the first we're the first we're the first and the best okay 75 people 84 for the audience see this show has become the literal background show for me because there's really no point to it i couldn't tell you what the [ __ ] the show is about what are you why are you still watching it did you even know what goes on in this uh sarah lance so it it's gotten so convoluted that uh she's not even sarah lance anymore she's like a invulnerable alien clone oh my god the original sarah lance died uh she's still a lesbian uh the ai on the ship do you remember watching the the show in the beginning the ai is now a person oh my god constantine's dead is there any like regular actors still on this uh they got rid of all the good ones dominic purcell's gone brandon wrath's gone katie lloyds is there nixana nick zano who the heck's he he's the he came on like season three or something yeah tala ash is in there she's okay she's not interested nope uh the only one i really care wentworth miller gone nope gone so nobody matt ryan gone yeah they're all gone so nobody no matt ryan was in there as a different character not it's john constantine okay wow like some time traveling guys from before it's just like a show they have like a villain of the week it's just it's okay but it's just not worth it it's gonna end at some point i'm just waiting for it why is batwaming still on i'm hearing that batwamin is what's holding back the cw from being sold people are saying that this thing is financially costing that oh my gosh 20 percent that doesn't she's not even dressed as batwaming why is why is this the top picture for batwami that's weird yeah that's really strange season three no reviews no review no one will touch this all of a sudden i just want to point this out too real quick oh look at the oh we love batwam and 80 from the critics season one season two is even better 85 percent oh wait season three and not to mention season one twenty episodes season two eighteen episodes season three thirteen episodes oh none of the woke brigade wants to wants to pay attention to their show anymore 15 users at 33 no one cares about this the ratings are in the toilet last time i did a review on this people yelled at me so you can get yelled at they had black joker so i was in for like and uh asian ivy yeah she that's i mean i could pass on that but and it was the those were the highest rated episodes right not black joker but asian ivy why she's not even that attractive i don't know i mean i would still like i didn't watch it no one watches this except for you you're the only you're the last person on earth here's what's weird so i had a revelation because of the way the revelation no like they straight up have a [ __ ] on the show almost because the the guy who plays luke fox the guy with that uh fantastic cameras johnson yeah that dude so they always film obviously in weird ways and then when they had the the two female leads the scissor brigade batwoman and her black lover batwam uh who's actually pretty hot megan tandy or something like that she's attractive and they had cameras johnson sitting there too i'm like why does he look so [ __ ] tiny compared to them and i looked up his height this motherfucker's five six what the hell is he fighting he's batwing in the show what the [ __ ] he doing he ain't fighting [ __ ] what's he fighting weird heels was he fighting a [ __ ] 12 year old yes yeah but honestly black joker was awesome he was great was he actually black joker or is he not he was kind of he was like proto black joker can can people just be the joker stop being no they show the joker in this the real joke the real joker created him okay yeah it was weird and they did like a uh cesar romero version of the joker from what i could tell with a mustache like a crazy like that's like a crazy kinda yeah it was weird but batwoman kind of sucks but there's some episodes that we're okay i am confused i'm assuming it'll get canceled soon i can't well cw is in in it's for sale yeah if you go if you go and do our financial tips perhaps you can buy the cw yes that seems reasonable to me disenchantment i started watching this i think it's on season three i don't even know what season four hard pass talk hard pass dog it's just not i have very rarely watched shows where i did not even laugh once and this i i got four episodes in and i don't think i laughed once i don't know why the audience must be made of like hardcore matte graining fans just not funny it never looked good to begin with john dimaggio yeah john dimaggio play he's not even good in it and he's a good choice eric andre is hilarious and not even funny in this there are no funny jokes they try to do the rick and morty like joke joke joke joke thing and none of them land i've just never laughed as little as i have in this i just i don't care about elfo or bean princess bean and the voice acting is pretty good i just don't like the show it's not good it's definitely not i think they signed on for like five seasons so you're getting five no matter what it ain't getting renewed it's not in netflix top anything nobody cares that's true i was gonna say i was like i didn't even know this this came out that's because nobody cares i will point out though and one thing i will review next week is worst roommates ever it's like number one or number two on netflix it is amazing really oh my god you gotta see it out of control definitely check it out but let's go to our premium blend review which is sad so premium this one is also kind of sad space force it's not like bad it's not bad this is not good it's just that that's the perfect score it's just kind of there yeah it's a little confusing because season two wow the fans did not like season one they like season two better oh the critics like season two better why it's only a critics i don't understand it's so weird how the critics like won't touch certain things like batwaming they were all about supporting batwaming right they were and then they disappeared and space force also got cut down in episodes it is very oh it's like you i binged this in one night it was like a movie yeah it's like seven years season is less time than the batman that i'm seeing on sunday yeah hold on it is seven episodes at like 30 minutes an episode yeah the critics have it at 88 the audience has this 79 it's just there the one thing i really really don't like about it is the and this stars steve carell john malkovich who's also great ben schwartz is great diane silvers cut her from the show yeah annoying tony newsome i like her character she's cool jimmy oyang he's cool too don't really get the love triangle thing or whatever yeah but they talk there's this there's a running gag in the show from the first season of the second season about not knowing certain things that happen right there's a whole setup about um the commander steve carell his character's wife is in jail and nobody knows why they don't tell you it's a running gag but now the running gag is there's multiple things that you don't know about you cannot pull that joke off multiple times there's like a whole thing where the whole they send a bunch of people to the moon and they have a whole issue with the chinese who also had a moon base but they don't explain what happens they make references to it but we as the audience never saw any of it so i don't know what's funny about what happened on the moon and when you make jokes about it i don't get it it's not each other's pee but that's all they say they like don't sh that would be funny if they showed it but they just referenced it and it's not that injured like it's a passing joke it's a visual joke you cannot keep having jokes where we don't know what's going on as the audience it's just not funny i mean i think the bigger problem is that they have the whole season focused around relationships as opposed to like actual stuff yeah there's no actual stuff that happens it's just relationship drama yeah which is not that good and i i do have a new appreciation for appreciation for ben schwartz i actually think he did really good in this season no he's a good actor i like him well i just before you were like he's the sonic actor and i was like well all i do when i hear his voice i'm like that's sonic john malkovich as always is always amazing i do love it he's hilarious he's so good steve carrell's the best steve krell so he's really good in this uh he's he's a a little too serious i don't know he plays it really well i think they do a good job they just don't do enough with it and there's absolutely who who is diana silver's like i don't know who is she getting this on with first off i think she's like 15. no she's definitely in her 30s and has caterpillars for eyebrows [ __ ] let's look her up 1997. five 24 25 not interested she's older than i thought she was she was in this book smart movie that's why she's famous birds of parodies oh she's in your mouth i can't believe i saw it i'm not even known for it i forgot i saw mom you saw man yeah you mad i took my medicine mat you took your man to see man it was real bad you never even reviewed it no i think i did yeah i don't think you did dude it was three years ago i'm pretty sure we would have made a joke about you massey and matt we definitely mean i think we did do you think someone else interrupted you with explosions probably probably didn't let you review it well i would have actually been curious what your math thought about man i think she thought it was [ __ ] [ __ ] okay yeah spoiler spoiler are you allowed to say that anymore i guess so we're pretending you say it in a boston accent it's okay because you're from boston yeah you get a pack that can the garage with me man in the cat pack i don't even say garage i say cat pack you get to pack the cab back in the cat pack but space force yeah they just didn't know what to do so they were just like let's do relationship drama so i was like all right it's kind of pointless yeah and they made the daughter a major character for she wasn't that she was unnecessary but i didn't find her that annoying she just didn't bring it she was just pointless but for a main character to bring nothing to the table is annoying to me because she's in every goddamn scene yes she was white she's the weakest link of the show yeah and that's the point when in the first season she was like at least she had like a role like something to do now she's just like i just don't get it she needs a gap year that's her whole entire thing she's a gap year from college and because she said she's a gap year or she's the best candidate ever i'm like what that's not good easy oh my god all right kanye that's right so that's all we have for reviews because we're so easy let's see let's see right 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about this too if you want to get uh get good on eldon rings come hang with us if you watch real carefully you can find our summon password because i didn't realize i kept showing it but uh come hang out with us as we do that and you'll hang out with the whole guha gang all the uh all of money team for those of you are interested in that brand new hot hot game it's amazing sure having so much fun and uh are we am i gonna say anything else i don't think so all right well from all of us here at our views will kill you to all of y'all at home we love y'all stay awesome youtube but we're on to the next one [Music] you | Our Reviews Will Kill You | UC-tyLQ7YmTdlH2NtUUpaHDA | 2022-03-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 11,804 | 59,881 |
XpYcjYRth0Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpYcjYRth0Y | Local Anesthetic Syringe Assembly | today I'm going to show you how to assemble a local anesthetic syringe and we're going to go over the anatomy of the syringe as well as the needle and the car fuel the cárcel has your anesthetic the anesthetic is what is used to numb the patient there are different varieties to choose from of course would assemble what the doctor request here you can see we have lidocaine you can check the expiration date whether or not it as epinephrine in it this one does epinephrine is a wave of constrictive each anesthetic type has its own color coding the lidocaine happens to have a red stripe for easy quick identification this is the aluminum cap with the diaphragm in the middle and on the opposite end is your rubber stopper this is where the harpoon of the syringe goes and in the diagram where the stylus of the needle goes what we want to do is we want to clean the diaphragm so we do that with the alcohol this world diaphragm and let it dry while you are looking at your car if you want to check for any cracks and discolorations any bubbles that might be in the solution if cracks discoloration or bubbles or the stopper is pushed out you don't want to use that car fuel or of course if it's expired that it's decisive drive and take a look at your anaesthetic syringe the anaesthetic dredge is sterilized between patients your Anatomy is a thumb ring make sure it's tight you have a piston ever finger rest movable you have your barrel where the car fuel goes make sure your barrel is tight you have the needle adapter end this is where the needle is attached and the visible window here so when the doctor is using it they can draw back and see if they have inserted into a blood vessel this is called a aspirating syringe if you notice the harpoons the full arrow shaped pointed end that's what's going to stick into the rubber stopper and we have to engage that tapping on the thumb ring before we can insert the car fuel we want to attach needle first I prefer doing it this way this is how I teach my students because if you put the needle on first you can make sure that the stylus is straight and not bent if you have been stylus it won't be able to puncture the car fuel if you put the carb Yulin first then you're trying to force the stylus of the needle through the diaphragm and that could pose a hazard if the calf comes free on the needle I teach my students needles first needle is the first thing on and the last thing off when you're looking at your needle needles are also labeled they have an expiration date they come in different lengths and different stages gages refer to the business or the diameter of the lumen the lumen is the hollow part of the needle that allows liquids to go from the car fuel and be injected into the patient this is a 25 gauge lawn people what you want to first is twist and pull the protective cap off the stylus playstyles through a hole on you learn adapter how I'd like to support it with a pinkie and here's what's really important always turn the metal syringe never turn the needle if you turn the needle there's a chance that the cap could come off and that's where needle sticks occur we turn the final syringe until it is securely in place now we can insert our car fuel what we have to do is we have to make this metal cylinder disappear so there's room to do that you have to grasp the piston in your fist and then push up with your thumb and finger and while you do that the metal cylinder will disappear so we retract that metal cylinder pick up our car fuel insert its rubber stoppers down raid in place and then keep the thumb on top of it and slowly release the piston so as the car fuel slide the stylus will puncture the rubber diaphragm now we have to engage the harpoon right now it's loose and hear it wiggle around to engage they're gonna turn your assembly so that it is needle down and give it two quick smacks on some ring you can then try to wiggle your piston and you hear that it is not moving the other thing you could do but you have to very carefully and very slowly and you could gently pull back on the piston and watch the rubber stopper move down and that's all the further you want to pull it if I were to pull it any further there it would disengage so once your harpoon is engaged in the rubber stopper we want to dispel or dispense any air bubbles that may be in the car fuel we do that by holding the needle vertical and some needle caps are transparent or clear like this one other than that if it's transparent or clear you can gently push up on the thumb ring and watch until you have two drops of anesthetic come out that ensures that there's a free flowing of anesthetic from the car fuel through the needle if you push on the piston and you don't get any and it's any anesthetic droplets that is that your stylus is most likely bent so here is your fully assembled anesthetic setup and a lot of offices use a needle holder link this junkers we just send it like this if you don't have one of these you can just lay it on the treatment tray and we try to hide this complication and a lot of times you might set it up before treatment but I want to drape it with the patient napkin don't see it because this is what frightens patients most often to disassemble this basically I'll first show you how to refill it sometimes a doctor would need to give more than one particle anesthetic what we have to do is we have to disengage the harpoon so you pull back you'll hear it click when it's disengaged use your thumb to slide it off the stylus tip it out and the school goes a sharps container we typically keep these on at the treatment rate so we can record how many and what type was given to the patient because this grab another anesthetic disinfect the rubber diaphragm insert it just as you did the original rubber stopper down lay it down flat keep your thumb on top and slowly wet this metal cylinder the piston pushes up let the stylus punctured that diaphragm engage your harpoon again give a little cut and two droplets and that it and this was ready to be used or to give a second dose to a patient to disassemble remember needle is the first item on it the last item off so what I do is remove the car fuel we've gotta make that metal cylinder disappear pull will here the top that's a harpoon disengaging from the rubber stopper tip it out record the conversation chart before you threw it away and then to remove the needle safely hold the needle steady don't hold it like this if the calf were to come off it's going to go directly into your hand will hold it right here and you remember never turn the needle always be in control the needles don't let the needle move you want to turn your metal syringe turn the syringe the metal part and a lot safer and turn in a needle cap and then just keep turning to a ball voice what you see here is the stylus and the needle is protected by the campus but the stylus is just as sharp so you don't want to be careless with the stylus and this will go directly into your sharps container | Stephanie Derfus | UCvW16gD4lu1alfp3OALgJPw | 2017-03-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,360 | 7,041 |
-XkDkMJi354 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XkDkMJi354 | DIY Deodorant (no baking soda!!) | hey everyone my name is Judy from happy holistic and welcome to my channel a little known fact about me is that I have not used conventional antiperspirant or deodorant for over seven years but wait before you pass judgment and consider that maybe I just got used to my own stench I really am well aware of what I smell like whether I'm sort of thinking full-blown stinky or if I don't smell at all for example if I do go a longer period of time without working up a sweat I noticed that when I start winning again then I'll smell and having said that I do strongly believe that daily sweat sessions can really help remove the toxins from your body not allow it to build up so you don't smell or you don't smell as bad just remember to shower daily so the sweat doesn't remain on your body because I'm pretty sure that that can lead to stronger smells during the winter time I really don't use any do der's at all during the summer time however because of the hotter weather I don't really want to become a social pariah especially because I am weird enough as it is already I don't want to be adding thinkI body odors to the mix your going to need some white vinegar an empty atomizer and you can add in essential oil if you want I use sweet orange oil fill your spritzer bottle with Bittaker then add a few drops of essential oil if you're using I used about 10 drops close up your bottle shake and it's ready to go please note that this is not an antiperspirant so you will still sweat this is also not a leave-in deodorant so I guess in a way I use it more like an underarm wash but it still helps to deodorize body odors so before or during the shower what you do is you spray this into your armpits and rub it in leave it on for about five minutes and then rinse it off you do want to be careful to rinse thoroughly with water otherwise you will still smell a little bit like vinegar and nobody wants that so remember to rinse with water after you apply to do this daily and it'll deodorize your body odors over time so my experience with this is that the first couple of days that I use the vinegar as deodorant it didn't work so well I could still smell some body odor coming from me however after I would say one or two days the smell was completely gone and it's been super effective ever since I'm guessing I just had to go through a slight transition period to get rid of any lingering toxins and now that I am free of these toxins I don't smell any more like right now I can stick my nose right into my armpit take a big whiff just to try and detect something and I cannot so this vinegar has been working amazingly well for me if you hate the smell of vinegar altogether I've heard up a lot of people using lemon juice with great success I haven't tried it myself because lemons here are about $1 per lemon but it's pretty much the same principle I've heard two possible explanations on why this might work the first one is that vinegar actually kills off the bacteria that causes odors the second explanation I've heard is that vinegar is acidic and most odor-causing bacteria are basic so their pH is higher than 7 and when acids and bases meet they neutralize each other so that the odor is also neutralized I'm not sure how legit these explanations actually are because while I do understand acid and base reactions I also am aware that baking soda is frequently used as a deodorizer and its properties are basic so no neutralization happens there but it's still works to effectively reduce odors so I don't know but all I do know is that this really works for me and I suggest that you try it out let me know in the comments below how it works out for you please subscribe to this channel like up this video and I will see you next week Thursday | Happy Holistics | UC-M_Vgus8bmWuw5KziK7K8Q | 2017-07-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 726 | 3,764 |
Vs2HwUWyXeA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vs2HwUWyXeA | Redress, Reckoning and Recovery - Reflections Booth Video | When I started the redress campaign with the JACL, I realized that there were various functions that we needed to accomplish, one of which was that we had to get past all the cultural walls and obstacles we had built in front of and around ourselves. And part of the process was for Japanese-Americans expiating the guilt that we felt because of what we had experienced. My name is Grace Shimizu, and I serve as the director of the Japanese Peruvian Oral History Project and the director of the Campaign for Justice Redress Now For Japanese Latin Americans. And I'm also the project director of the updated traveling exhibit called Enemy Alien Files Hidden Stories of World War Two. I've been an activist for, I don't know, maybe about five decades now. You know, working on such issues as, you know, community development and empowerment people, if they know about the incarceration during World War Two, they know about what happened to the Japanese-American community, the U.S. citizens and immigrant residents of Japanese ancestry being interned in the ten War Relocation Authority camps. And it's they usually don't know about that. There were thousands and thousands of other people, both Nikkei, that were brought here from Latin America, but also the Germans and the Italians. Residents here in the U.S. and those that were also come from Latin America. And they were interned in a set of 50 or more. The Department of Justice and Army camps. So when you realize what actually happened during World War Two, the scope and of numbers, the numbers of camps and the violations that occurred is so much more than people realize. And then for my my family, my father was an immigrant resident of Peru. He went there when he was, I think, around 18 or so. He had hoped to come to join Japanese American relatives here in the U.S. but because of the discriminatory and racist immigration laws, they were not allowed entry. So you had many folks going to Latin America, especially Peru. And during the war, our family and over 2,200 men, women and children were targeted during the U.S. says Latin American extraordinary rendition program. Well, I was really struck by how dedicated they were to doing something about, you know, remembering our history and to bring it before the American people that, you know, actually and that we need to question the legality of it all and the constitutionality of it all and that kind of thing. So it was impressive that we were numerically a very small group. William Horry was one of these, you know, dedicated people. I mean, he was extremely smart and knowledgeable and all that. And and so they decided to go the judicial route because that would really focus on all the violations that were committed by the government of the basic documents, you know, the Constitution and Bill of Rights and all those things. One group organized a, well, a mission to address the incarceration of Japanese-Americans through the courts, because that addresses particular violations of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. And so it's just laid out in that manner which which of these laws were violate it. And I think it was like 14 different counts. And so I believe the redress that was asked for was like $10,000 per count. So it would have been 140,000 per person who had endured the incarceration and it was done in a very American manner, which is to say we go through the courts and we got as far as the Supreme Court, which was fantastic. I mean, just what, you know, we as a group, we got to sit in on the session in which our case was argued, and it really was quite a thrill to well, just think that we had made it up to that point to be able to sit in front of the justices and hear our case being argued. It just showed that a small group of people can actually accomplish things, you know, I mean, so we didn't win in the Supreme Court. That's okay. The fact that we're in the books now and the fact that with the calm, no bias cases, that the Korematsu was vacated and I think Hirabayashi (Hirabayashi v. United States, 320 U.S. 81) cases was also I'm not quite sure the legal terminology, but all of those were acknowledged as being wrong or bad decisions. My name is Miles Ginoza I am half Japanese and half Filipino American. I'm Yonsei, so fourth generation and yeah, I got involved with the National Japanese American Historical Society, I think because I know very little about Camp. My dad told me that his parents only told him where they went to camp and they didn't tell him anything about their experience at all. And I think that was maybe their way of protecting him and maybe also their way of processing the trauma of that. But yeah, as a result, I know very little about it. And so getting involved is I think, a really good way for me to kind of understand maybe anecdotally what Japanese-Americans went through. I think the redress movement for the Japanese-Americans is a really important example and history and a lesson that people today of my generation can take moving forward. You know, it started with a small group of people, and through that they were enabled to gather more people and eventually enact change. And so in terms of issues today, whether that be you know, Black Lives Matter or conversations about reparations for Native Americans or just any issue that affects people, it doesn't take a lot of people to enact change. And I think it's just it's an important example and and people power and the fact that organizing you can create systems of care and support people, whether that be on the ground through mutual aid or for larger issues where you are organizing a lot of people for like national issues. I feel like there's there can be certain cultural specific struggles or like things that people sort of unite and bond over coming from different coming from different Asian Asian-American communities, Asian communities and doing this work. I've learned that. Bottom line, everyone just wants to feel accepted, feel heard, and feel a part of a community regardless of what it is. So wherever you feel most comfortable or wherever you feel most safe. So learning that from this work and taking it towards my work with the Japantown Rainbow Coalition, the first step, we believe, is really just being able to fly a pride flag and show we're in solidarity with you. We see you where we're comfortable being right there with you and having it be not just the Castro that you go to to embrace a certain part of yourself. You can be the be all parts of yourself in even in Japantown sources that we didn't expect, or at least I certainly it sort of just blew past my mind was we're organizing JARF, which are which is the Japantown Religious Federation. They were very supportive. They came out directly as one of our first supporters writing a letter saying that they approved of a pride flag going up in San Francisco. Japantown, and they would attend the ceremony, do a blessing, all that sort of thing. So that was a source of support that we weren't expecting, but I think really helped us gain traction within Japantown and the Japantown organizations. I'm 92 years old and I think that what really keeps me going is because I'm very politically involved. You know, things make me angry or upset or something, and I don't feel that you just stew about it, you know, in isolation. But you go out and try to do something about it. You know, you don't have to, you know, be a marcher or anything like that. But there's a lot of little things you can do, like participate in elections. You know, like I write postcards and letters and contribute small amounts of money to various candidates. | National Japanese American Historical Society | UCdmRgZ8Lrr97MtrFPg41adA | 2023-02-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,371 | 7,680 |
h8WMSYZ-1YA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8WMSYZ-1YA | Dwyer 3-2-21 Zhilei Zhang -- Heavyweight to Watch | hi it's dwyer it's march the 2nd 2020 gamblersadvisory.com a free site bettingangle.us a free site let's talk boxing but first remember the opinion you should follow should be your own just consider this video to be a second opinion from a complete stranger online now it's always great because the divisions unsettled and because in my opinion it's the most important division in boxing let's play favorites it's always a good thing to find a new world-class heavyweight i want people to know about jelly jean again it's jaylee jean he is chinese he is 37 years old he is about six and a half feet tall he's huge his nickname is the big bang he is a southpaw and he is a murderous puncher absolutely murderous puncher now he's unbeaten but his last fight was a draw and it was a bit of a disappointing draw for him because he starts the fight by knocking down the other guy three times the second half of the fight he's out of gas right he seems to have stamina problems he seemed to be winded but there is a good side of the story he's an excellent clincher he knows how to lean over the other guy's back and the guy he fought i think his name was jerry forrest was himself something like six two and this six six guy knew exactly how to use his weight use his size to grab the other guy and to lean on him right let me also say too that this guy is two-handed even though he is a southpaw the guy throws an excellent and i mean excellent right hook let me also say that he can throw a straight left hand but he could also throw a great left hook offensively i thought the guy was impressive now his hand speed isn't great i'll be the first to say that but he's able to make up for it with excellent timing and with combinations first he tries to set the table with his jab his jab is an entree type of jab not the main meal in other words he's not trying to beat you by just using height and length to stay behind the jab and win slow rounds no he has the jab as an appetizer then he's going to hit you with punches off the jab he can lead with power shot so the first knock down in his fight against jerry forest you'll notice he leads with the power shot doesn't need to set it up it's very coordinated for a guy who's six six very coordinated right very hard to defend yourself against because he's cagey he plays a distance game he's not a big man trying to just run over you trying to get up close to you and impose his eyes on you now this is a guy who wants a little bit of a cushion so that he could surprise you with the right hook with the straight left hand or with the lead left hook he could lead with all of the punches now the downside is that the guy appears to have fought people and witnessed protection the downside is that after his opponent got drilled three times in the first three rounds the opponent was able to get off the canvas and out box him such that the fight was deemed a draw right let me tell you too the last round is fascinating zhang seems to be completely out of it he's holding on he's struggling it's so bad that in the last 10 seconds he turns his back to his opponent to buy time it works it got him to the final bell but my point to you is in the heavyweight division especially when you're dealing with a guy this big with this level of power from a southpaw stance right who actually has power in both hands he's not relying on one punch and a guy who knows to put his hands up i'm not saying he's defensively blessed but what i am saying is he's defensively aware right he has decent defense in other words this isn't the big guy who thinks he can just run through you no this is the big guy who doesn't want to get hit he has his hands up he's protecting himself he's far away then he seems able to move in spurts right he has what i call ring coverage right his hand speed again is deceptive let me say this too like many gifted punchers this guy doesn't look like he's leaning into shots but yet his opponent crumbles he has a vittly klitschko deceptive center of gravity that's hard to read in other words it looks like he's just leaning over a little bit and tapping the guy and the other guy will go down hard right this guy has great power and it doesn't show itself in his wind-up and punching style so at heavyweight where you have certain fighters who have flaws but have parts of their game that give them an opportunity to beat anyone in the division if certain things happen for example andy ruiz hand speed fastest hands in the division combination puncher right if he loves someone like anthony joshua into the pocket and is able to land the first few punches of the combination his opponent's going to be in trouble adam kanosky the brooklyn fighter right very high motor very high volume determined to walk you down to crash the pocket can do so round after round for 12 rounds right i'm aware that kanatsky lost to helenius i'm aware that andy ruiz lost to parker at least that's what the judges thought and lost to joshua in the rematch but understand just like those guys have a skill set or if an opponent isn't ready for it those guys could lift the title i believe this guy jaylee zhang fits in that category you see him you think he's slow he's not that slow-handed you see him hitting guys not really leaning into the punch folks this guy has prodigious punching power i'm sure many fighters are going to look at his last fight and say oh this guy has stamina problems right he's barely hanging on the last few rounds against jerry forrest who is in a household name just make sure you don't overlook the first four rounds of this fight you're gonna see that forrest is completely over matched also take a look at zhang's defense you're gonna notice he has the kind of defense where he should be able to block a few shots coming back i think this guy would give a lot of guys at heavyweight problems understand i feel the heavyweight division right now is a bit overrated right i think you have some guys toward the top of the heavyweight division who aren't exactly defensively blessed i'll concede i would pick tyson fury over this guy because fury has a problem with smaller faster guys a guy fury size like this fury might be able to just fight that fight on his back foot behind the jab right fury can win slow rounds behind a jab fury can convincingly outbox a powerful opponent who really isn't an elite boxer which fury is but i believe everyone else in the heavyweight division would have a hard time against this guy i'll agree he hasn't fought great competition to this point i'll agree he's 37 years old but let's remember it's not like 37 is that old in the heavyweight division let me also say too that if this guy gets an opportunity against a higher ranked heavyweight because his calling card is his power public opinion could flip on him overnight if he's able to score a kale over let's say a dylan white for example or a povetkin right this guy has the power to do so i'm not saying he does i'm just saying he's better than advertised especially now since he's facing a lot of public criticism after the recent draw where he collapses in the latter part of the fight right he does have to work on stamina but let's be real here a guy with kale punching power in both hands will often have fights where stamina is not an issue where the fight is over in the first five to six rounds right let's just say he can throw the gauntlet down to the division and say okay who among you think you can last with me that long to make my stamina an issue i believe the answer to that question is very few this guy is dangerous just like you need to keep an eye on andy ruiz just like in my opinion you need to keep an eye on adam kanatsky i believe you need to keep an eye on jaylin zhang right this guy southpaw two-handed decent defense can hit you to the body can hit you up top has an assortment of punches doesn't have a tell can lead with power shots he's dangerous that's how i see it let me hear from you i'm gonna put in my favorites folder here the highlights of his recent fight um i would encourage people to watch the entire fight simply so you could see him deteriorate over the last half of the fight right this is the way heavyweight boxing used to be i remember george foreman in the 70s right if you could get form into the later rounds you were facing a different fighter right the jimmy youngs of the world guys with skills who could get form into the later rounds had a chance right but understand that's like asking a guy to climb a mountain to have a chance a lot of today's current heavyweights won't be able to get by the first half of the fight with this guy that's how i see it let me hear from you i hope you leave your comments in the comment section of this video thanks for stopping by | Richard Dwyer | UCBcFoQPB7137UekX118Db0A | 2021-03-02 | Creative 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wxK1lElt_aw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxK1lElt_aw | WHY YOU SHOULDN'T CARE IF WHEEL SPACERS VOID YOUR WARRANTY | common question wheel spacer should I get them should I not get them get them on the rear get them on the front a lot of questions to answer and there's no one-size-fits-all solution you know a long time ago Borah a wheel spacer manufacturer was our sponsor for good reason because these tractors all these compact tractors are just they're narrow this way they're long they have a high Center gravity look how high that seat is way up here and this tractor has spacers on it I think they're three inch two and a half or Three Inch spacers on here so it's widening it out five or six inches and it looks more stable because of that that's not much right but it makes a big difference and so my opinion differs I think with Borah and probably other spacer manufacturers as well I would personally only start out with the rear axle I would not worry about the front axle I'll tell you why in a minute but this this rear axle here is a rigid piece right on the front you know if you ever if you've ever lifted your bucket or pushed your bucket down on the ground and lifted your front axle up that's a good way to actually check to see if your four-wheel drive is working and if you've ever gone shopping for a used tractor do that do exactly that put the bucket on the ground raise the front tires off the ground make sure it's in four wheel drive and then see if those front tires are spinning or not that's a simple trick to know if it's working or not but why I mentioned that is because with that bucket pushing the axle off the ground you can go to one side or the other and just push on that front axle and it's going to swing up and down left or right all right it's a pivoting axle and so the rear axle there's no doing that it's it's rigid the whole way across and so if you're on a hill or anything like that your tractor is not pivoting on the back side it is on the front but not in the back all right and so that's where you're going to have the biggest impact with spacers and widening that that stability and that footprint is is back here on a rigid axle when there's nothing pivoting anyways all right so did exactly that right here so you can see what I'm talking about you can see well it's not level right that kind of that side over there is hanging down look at that moves around okay and so that's kind of my point if you put wheel spacers on here or not the front of your tractor is still going to tip an angle side to side like that it's this rear axle that does not do that and so that's where you're getting the bulk of your stability is back here front axles are generally pretty small on tractors anyways and if you're going to have an axle seal leak which is probably one of the top three most common things that happen on tractors it's going to be on the front axle not the rear and that's because these front axles they deal with the steering they deal with the loader with heavy loads they're smaller and so they have a lot of stress put on them already and I think if you're putting wheel spacers on here you're just introducing an extra component and an already fairly weak area of the tractor and so it's a double whammy right it's not doing it's not having the same effect as wheel spacers on the back and it's introducing additional stress up front that could lead to even more premature axle seal issues so a few more things about wheel spacers you know if you put them on the front of your tractor you got to pay attention if you have a drive over mower deck as well that your alignment is still going to line up with the ramps and not be running over any of the other brackets or components bars levers whatever Springs that are on there so pay attention to that also whether it's front or rear if you have a belly mower you got to be aware that you're not hitting all the gauge wheel arms and the gauge wheel brackets that are in the outside of the mower deck there's going to be interference points and a company like Borah can tell you they've sold so many of them they know what size spacers to put on your tractor don't ask me because I don't really know but ask Borah they can tell you and so we did put and this was just kind of because I wanted to see what it was like we put the biggest spacers that Borah had on our 4720 two or three years ago whenever it was just to see what would happen we put six inch spaces on there widen it by a foot all right on just the rear axle and so an issue that you could have with that if you have a tracking concern is that your rear wheels then are substantially wider than the fronts all right and so if you're doing certain rows or certain types of work or projects where you want the front tires and the rear tires to track in line with one another well that could be a reason to add on spacers even if you're not doing it for the additional stability maybe you're just doing it for you know another reason like that we're proud to be sponsored by rim guard Solutions a liquid ballast weight it goes right inside your tires completely hidden we're big on safety on this channel these tractors are just too light and Tippy right out of the factory not only is it going to help with safety keeping those rear tires planted on the ground it helps with loader efficiency and traction too the benefits of rim guard include being the heaviest all-natural liquid ballast weight on the market it's not going to corrode your rims like the old calcium chloride it's not going to freeze and it's available at over a thousand dealers Nationwide find the dealer near you at rimguardsolutions.com now as far as warranty on your tractor that is going to be dealer dependent and you're going to get a different answer depending on your dealer you will have certain dealers that will buy and install spacers on your tractor you'll have other dealers that say it voids the warranty and I have time and time and time again when I do these videos asked for for these dealers to send me the language that says that this voids the warranty and it's such a gray area that there's just there's just murkiness right and so I think what it comes down to is just prioritizing things and your own purchase right with your own tractor your own situation and I don't think you can place a higher value than on your own life you're not gonna you shouldn't value the the equipment more than your life and we do safety videos a lot and talk about all the rollovers that happen this stuff happens it's still I mean it's almost daily that somebody's somewhere in the world is rolling over on a tractor and dying and being crushed it's terrible so you do not want to prioritize the longevity of your tractor even if even if a spacer does shorten the axle life most compact tractor owners put 100 or less a year on their tractor these things just aren't seeing much use and so by the time that this is subjective all right this is just my opinion but I think the amount of time it would take for any issues to pop up is is pretty darn low while an accident can happen in the first hour on your tractor the second hour the tenth hour the 50th hour the 100th hour the 500th hour whatever it is so you're getting safety from day one when you add those spacers on there greatly improving your odds of getting home safe at night versus the slim chance of having an issue with an axle and the one last kind of big deal I think that is worth mentioning is attachment width all right some attachments it doesn't really matter you know and if you're going from like on the 10 25 r that we have back there went from the the stock 48 inch we added two Inch spacers that's 52 inches still use 48 inch attachments on there like a tiller or a brush hog and you really don't notice a difference but if we were to put six inch spacers in and got the five foot wide and using four foot attachments that's when it becomes an issue and don't forget about the front end loader attachments as well so if you really widen the footprint on the back side and you're using a smaller like a snow Pusher or a smaller snow plow or even your bucket you're not going to cover the width of the pass so you have like pushing snow for example and so that could be an annoyance right you're trying to clear your snow but half your tire is packing down the outside that's that The Pusher the plow is not picking up in front and so you want to be aware of those kinds of things and you still have limitations on the size of Pusher you can put on there the size of snow plow blade you can use and work effectively with your certain size of tractor so long story short I would go with one and a half to three Inch spacers on the back side incredible difference that that makes instability it seems insignificant but it does the trick it's going to minimize the amount of stress you're adding to the axle it's not going to really affect the attachment sizes and issues with that it's not going to way offset the the tracking between the front and the rear tires and so I think that's a really good range to kind of stick with in my own opinion based on what I've used over the years so there you have it folks some additional information on wheel spacers for you there are quite a few manufacturers out there be aware they're not all made to fit tractors some of them have to be machined off when you get them so it's worth asking the question to whoever you're going to buy them from to make sure they're a mate A Perfect Mate or match right to your wheel hub and now while we don't sell wheel spacers we do want you to be safe on your tractor and so when you're looking for a tractor attachment to do more work or more projects whether it's for the front end loader or the three-point hitch we'd love to help you out and earn your business we ship tractor attachments Nationwide every day of the week so check us out at goodworkstrractors.com I want to thank you for taking time out of your day to stop by and until next time stay safe we'll see you soon [Applause] foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] | Good Works Tractors | UCFM6-GiSuQMktuLoyJ2QUlA | 2023-09-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,939 | 10,032 |
4D16zeQyJY8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4D16zeQyJY8 | A Lot of You Have MURDER in Your HEARTS! You're VERY SADISTIC! | hi this is Pat with Pat's two cents do you know there are a lot of you with murder in your heart some of you are very sadistic and you claim to be born again Christians or you claim to be good people you feel like you are worthy of a little Revenge you have the right to a little bit of spite a little bit of pepper and a little bit of cayenne spices things up a little bit doesn't it but your form of cayenne takes the place of resentment bitterness Vengeance Spite maliciousness and when you try to get back at somebody you're very malicious you want that thing to hurt so deeply so intensely that you want to you want the person to almost rise in pain to death so you can watch them slowly agonize and all the misery you're pouring on to them for that one or two things they did wrong to you or something they didn't do that you felt like they should have done or you deserved for them to do so since they didn't do it you're going to make them pay for the rest of their lives this is how some of you do that some of you have children by the people you're angry with and you make a strong point of never letting that parent see their child you also de demonize that person to your child so that you can enable your child or encourage your child to hate that person the way you want them to be hated you really think that is sanity you really think that's normal no it's not it's demonic it's evil to the core you know one of the things God hates is a person who SWS Discord a swer of Discord a person who comes between what could be a good relationship but they sour it they pour poison all over it Venom they spew out all of their toxins so that the two people are kept apart because of you because of your lies because of your exaggerations because of all the little nasty little things you want to say about whoever to make sure that they never get the chance to get close to their own child and their child child never gets a chance to find out that person has some good qualities too cuz you don't want him to find that out why because you want to make that person suffer but you don't realize you're torturing your child no child should be kept from a parent who loves them who cherishes them who wants to be there for them no child should have to endure that and yes you are wrong you are absolutely wrong for putting either one of them through it get over yourself move on find yourself somebody else and stay out of their relationship let them be let let people live let people love if you want to live a life of hatred and Venom go uh uh commit yourself into an asylum so they can put you in a padded cell and you can beat the walls up all you want want but leave people in their hearts alone yes you're wrong and if you don't get that crap out of you God's going to handle you it's going to be time for payday and while you thinking that you got somebody else doing the suffering and you're laughing all the way to the bank while you cash their checks they take care of their child but you don't let them spend time with them guess what mhm is coming to you baby but see God's going to write you a check you'll never be able to to cash your behind will never be able to fulfill or appease unless you truly apologize truly reconcile what you have torn apart if God doesn't see that kind of sincere effort baby you might as well bend over and kiss your own behind goodbye get out of the way of these people loving each other I know of stories where a mother is angry at some guy and the guy wants to be there he's agonizing he wants to be there for his son or his daughter but the mother won't let it happen no no what's wrong with you something sick up in your head definitely in your spirit to do that to people your torturing your child as well and you're torturing the person that you want you want to make them hurt well guess what you don't have that right Baby Cakes you really don't and that picture that you see on that screen take that to the mirror and tell yourself one day you know I think I kind of look like that in my spirit yeah you do even worse there's rancid there there's there's there's poison there's there are toxins there there there's death murder all in your heart and you're so busy licking your wounds that God could have healed long time ago but you are too busy focusing on somebody else who you have forced out of their own child's life how dare you you going to be uh jury judge and executioner really oh please you know you better be careful how you judge others baby because God will turn that right back at you and it'll be way more intense when God does it you don't want to slowly die in agonizing pain from cancer you don't want your body to come apart at the seam have a a toe amputated then an ankle amputated then a knee amputated next thing you got your hands getting cut off God knows how to chop away at you the way that you have attempted to chop away at other people's lives for your own enjoyment think about it that's all I got to say that's your warning think about it you guys better stop that nonsense cuz when God's Anvil comes down and he is the ultimate Jud you will have nowhere to run nowhere to hide and there will be no painkillers for [Music] you | PATS2CENTS | UCboYivsekMKkalNC_fqvTFw | 2024-02-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,033 | 5,218 |
Ffe664GrHx4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ffe664GrHx4 | SAG- THE JIST IN 96!- 10/25/22-10/28/22- ABOUT TO GET INVITED TO A SWINGER PARTY SOON! | what's up you guys my name is Marion with high Precision tuition welcome my current subscribers and welcome welcome newbies if you guys are new to my channel size if you enjoy my content you can smash this up under me notified for future readings free Channel clap your reading croissant of Sagittarius physical resonate if you have any aspects your thoughts Sun Moon Rising Venus Ortho Behavior charged up with the basics Thomas fluid energy is fluid if it doesn't apply the fly everyone has free will only take the messages that resonate leave the rest free General effective reading um Persona such Um this can resonate if you have such any aspects your charts thanks everybody for all the shares of my content um on your social media platforms I just want to let everybody know that because it's really helping get my channel around and very positive copacetic manner I've had about 50 subscribers just and not even in 24 hour top right so um I really appreciate all the word about social media sharing of my channel and the videos because it's helping get it around to people that don't know about my channel so I really um appreciate that so much now this is the energy pool for the next four days but uh for some of you guys you know there's seven point something billion people in the universe so for some of you guys it could resonate within the four day range possibly for some outside for some it may not resonate we're pulling almost 15 15 000 people on here so you have to plug it in how it resonates okay all right so I received one channel message as I was meditating on your energy Sagittarius I heard um about to escape from a dark high priestess is what I heard so you plug it in how it resonates how that resonates and applies Sagittarius for one of you guys you're about to escape from a dark high priestess and I did hear Priestess so like a film interview is what I'm feeling or Maxwell intakes on heavy fam however that resonates and Applause about to escape from a dark five Priestess you haven't escaped yet it sounds like it's upcoming if that resonates and applies but one of you guys is about to escape from a dark high priestess congratulations dark high preaches for newbies just following and have no clue what I'm talking about that is this is basically somebody that does really heavy dark arts on people like hearses and uh hexes and curses and putting people's names in jars and all kinds of like Hoodoo voodoo pincushion [ __ ] and creating behind the scenes negative Tower moments to keep people stuck that kind of energy or stealing from people or frauding or extorting or embezzling or [ __ ] like that how that resonates and applies okay I feel for a lot of you guys it's a Bim energy for some it could be a masculine takes on heavy pen nine of cuts upright princess of Pentacles reversed nine of Wands upright a Sagittarius is about to get invited to a very dark party swinger party soon it would not be a good idea oh my God whoa okay so you plug it in how it resonates one of you guys is about to get invited to a swinger party soon uh I heard it wouldn't be a good idea of course um this is standing up for yourself in the base pace of adversity I heard it wouldn't be a good idea of course you have free will to go Sagittarius if you want to go but um I wouldn't but of course you have your own free will like to live you can go to swinger party if you want to go um this is your swinger party nine of Cups partying too hard card um this this is like ragers keggers things like that but in this aspect it's a swinger party princess Pinnacles reverse unstable ungrounded unreliable Dependable I think whoever's inviting you I don't think they have um I think about that they might be having money problems or you might be having money problems probably that resonates and applies somebody's got some money problems in here uh whether it's you or the person about to invite you uh to this swinger party somebody does only you know if you have financial problems or not Sagittarius um standing up for yourself in a face of adversity I heard it wouldn't be smart to go so this is the advice from spiritual Universe to not go to stand up for yourself but of course you can go to the swinger party if you want to go foreign thing else hold on I feel it might go on I didn't okay I didn't all right I love you guys so much everybody have a wonderful day and namaste | High Priestess Intuition | UC3wYVJ_WUbxzp-Qc4a-1VzQ | 2022-10-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 831 | 4,423 |
Vsb6y0JKoNI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vsb6y0JKoNI | Microsoft CEO Phil Spencer Reveals Shocking Link Between Diablo Immortal And Massive Layoffs! | we have reason to believe that Microsoft purchased blizzard for Diablo Immortal itself Diablo Immortal 100% I'm going to share with you that information they really did acquire an entire company just to get one game wow you're going to find out here hit subscribe and I'm going to show you that Microsoft just did a massive layoff there is an AI that can actually create levels but that's not the reason why these people were laid off what is the reason these people were laid off Microsoft CEO of gaming went around the world identifying employees who were not a part of the hive mine and simply pruning them now we have around 22,000 employees and about 1,600 were cut it simply means Microsoft was pruning the leaves people that it thought were not the best hit for their team let's hear it from Phil sper himself the people as he went around the world were probably thinking he's just examining us to see what he's buying no he was looking for how things work together you can kind of feel the dynamic on a team and the creative output whether it's a band whether it's a writer whatever so spending time with the teams and getting to hear from them where they where they're going I have some of my own opinions of course um but they're just opinions uh this is getting time with the teams thinking about where we're trying to go then looking at the games and where we are and where the road map that's really where the work is he was not looking for what you were doing he was looking for how you do what you do do you like it as a matter of fact he went on to say he's going to trim the people who were only out there for a paycheck yes he literally said that it does not mean you cannot do a good job if you only want a paycheck what it means is he want people to fit together like a coherent unit that's what Microsoft has been all about from the beginning and I want to make sure that when we're going back and visiting something that we do it with our complete ability a motivated team that wants to go um work on something something and make a difference not just create something for financial gain or wait a minute so you want teams that are creating things not just for financial gain you know that says a lot that does that what do you guys think drop me a note what do you think about that because that's what I get from it he's going around looking for team basically looking for the people would just show up clock in do their work clock out that kind of fits the Microsoft lifestyle that's why I'm excited to to go on these visits starting with the teams and seeing what they're passionate about so what happens if you don't agree with what they were passionate about well then you were one of the 1600 people who were just laid off so this doesn't necessarily mean that they're in financial turmoil and every game we're playing is going to close Microsoft was just trimming the hedges the work that happened happens here is really down to the individuals on the team um but asking questions both to learn and to see what we're thinking about and where the ambition is wait a minute did he really say he was asking employees questions to see do they have Ambitions that's exactly what I just said didn't want people clocking in clocking out going back to work and having no motivation because that can pass down through your product Phil Spencer said it himself wow this gives us a completely different Insight on these layoffs uh but I rely on the teams like let's I get the title I get to come on cool podcasts and and talk too much uh oh talk too much no thanks give us give us this Insight so we can share it with more people out there ladies and gentlemen go ahead and press subscribe this is really this is really some good stuff here I had no clue he was touchy feely when he's going going around meeting all of these employees but okay here we go I told you before that the Diablo Immortal people have nothing to worry about you know we actually have words from the Microsoft CEO himself saying that Microsoft purchased made this acquisition because they wanted Diablo Immortal and they want to make more games like it wow you need to hear it for yourself I want Xbox to be a great brand a great Community for people over the next decades to come so when I've thought about that of what do we need to have in our portfolio and our capability as a team to ensure 30 years from now Xbox is bigger and stronger than it is today we've got to be relevant on mobile there's just no way to really plot the future without being on the platform that most of the planet plays on oh wow so that kind of handset it okay so people are like say oh well he might have been saying something else stay with me I got more concrete proof where he specifically points to Diablo Immortal as the reason for Microsoft purchasing this entire just listen okay let's go on the games are different the business models are different the whole dynamic of how you distribute how you find games is different so when I was looking at that I needed to find a team that's had amazing success for us to learn from so literally we just Amy Hood who's the CFO of Microsoft and I went through a list of who are the most accomplished Publishers in the mobile space okay who do you think was on that list now you're getting at it you're getting it now who's on that list who do you think was on the list when he's looking for the top mobile games and they're trying to find something to buy so they can increase their own life cycle and most people wouldn't have expected I think I didn't that Activision would have been as high with the King work as well as the Call of Duty mobile work war zone stuff that they've been doing Diablo Immortal did he really just say diablo Immortal was the reason why he made this purchase yes he actually did okay so they purchased it because they want to follow they want to copy they want to make more like this wow so I want to go learn from those teams because I think it's it's critical for us to deliver on the full promise of over two billion people playing um the the opportunity to reach more of three people playing video games to reach more and more people that people who only play on their phone find Xbox to be something that's interesting for them it doesn't mean I want to turn all of our franchises into Mobile franchise it doesn't mean everything's going to go free to play I I think the the distribution and business model kind of diversity that we have as a strength of the platform people who want to buy games I love that people want to subscribe to their games it's great free-to-play games are great as well um but I'm really looking forward to learning on mobile because it's the truth of the matter is if you're going to be if you're going to continue to be relevant in gaming at a global scale you're going to have to find a way to be relevant on the largest platform which is mobile wow because they want to jump into the mobile market and they want to follow and learn from what Diablo Immortal did fundamentally we are trying to bring more games to more people wow they're independent from us so we say any kind of concerns that we may dictate where the games go hopefully is alleviated now um and allow us to continue to move forward and what we're working on with the deal we still have work to do there but uh we think it's a good step bring more games to more people which has been what this is about so if I want they're wait a minute wait a minute let me go back there let me go back connects all platforms so now it starts to make sense Microsoft has been buying up these little pieces so it can once again again jump I don't want to say the MW Monopoly has nothing to do with it people take that word out of your mouth what they're trying to do is just reach every platform at the same time and bring them all into the games that we enjoy together mobile gam PC Gamers console Gamers all living in one happy Union this is exactly where things are going it's it is listening to smart people who care about this industry who care about growing this industry in a safe way in an inclusive way um and see there's so much opportunity with gaming interactive entertainment as a form of community as a form of Education as a form of joy and just fun there's so much opportunity in this space so what does that mean bottom line Diablo Immortal you have absolutely nothing to worry about all of this is because of you now we can look forward to having more more of what we all enjoy together go ahead let me know in the comments below do you agree with me or do you think I'm completely wrong let me know right there in the comments this is Saadia signing out I will see you soon | Savadious | UC1epUDicSknRxN7zgEjymrQ | 2024-01-27 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) 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EPoO9n_jxHE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPoO9n_jxHE | Jimmy Choo x Sailor Moon - My Most EXPENSIVE Haul! | oh my gosh these are the most expensive shoes I have ever purchased in my life so this right here is the most expensive haul that I have ever purchased in my lifetime of collecting Sailor Moon items see I am a girl who grew up on Walmart in buying new purses and your shoes from Payless and sometimes Target if I was feeling really fancy so this is very new for me I was not sure what to expect because I am not familiar with any designer Brands I didn't even know who Jimmy Choo was this is one of the only times that we have seen classic manga art on a collaboration item usually you only see anime art on any of the collaborations that are licensed through toei but this time we actually got to see manga art and I believe this is my theory I believe the reason why is because nyoko Takeuchi is a big fan of designer Brands and we have seen that influence a lot of her original art from the 19 1990s and still to this day we also know that naoko specifically worked with Jimmy Choo to design some of these products so this is a very very special collaboration and something that does not come along very often that is why I decided to purchase many items in this collection and I had to sell a lot of pins to afford it but I'm glad that I did because this is a very very gorgeous brand it's a very gorgeous designer brand and very very beautiful art is on these pieces so let's go ahead and unbox them if you're curious about this Jimmy Choo collaboration hit the links down below I will link directly to some of the announcements and some of the posts that I had put up on Instagram because I did not collect everything I got mostly bags a pair of shoes and that was about it so I will start with the smallest box and work my way down to the bottom of this giant pile and I also have something sitting down on the floor next to me that I'm really excited to show you too please Don't Judge Me too harshly if I like like unbox these incorrectly or whatever I'm not familiar with like the proper way to handle designer products so please let me know down below if there's anything in particular that you suggest to display these or to make sure that they last as long as possible because everything in this collaboration was very expensive from some screenshots that I saw with customer service that some other people reached out and from a call that I had made to the LA store I did find out that a lot of these items they only had one to six in each market and Market means country so they only had one to two items per store of some of these products now a lot of these smaller products were much more easily accessible but other ones I had to go to Japan and I had to order some items from the UK in order to get everything that I wanted but I also wasn't sure if any of my store orders would be sold out or can canceled because the inventory was so so extremely low and hard to find this was a very in demand collaboration which was surprising because it was so pricey but it sold out very quickly I don't think the stores realized how popular this collaboration would be because when I called the LA store they sounded hectic they sounded like it was crazy there it sounded like they were getting a lot of phone calls just from like how many people I heard talking in the background when I was talking to a customer service rep but they were extremely helpful and their customer service and the experience of just talking to them on the phone and having them help me find some of these items was 10 out of 10. they were just had great customer service so I guess that's what it's like to work with a designer brand so everything you see here was purchased by me I didn't receive anything for free from Jimmy Choo all of these came out of my own personal collecting budget so let's go ahead and open this first item this is it it's so cute you'll notice that each of these boxes has some really lovely print on the front of it it is the Jimmy Choo and Sailor Moon collaboration logo it is embossed so you can kind of feel the texture and it is a shiny logo it's a very pretty logo I really like it some of the items come with little dust bags like this wallet here does come with a logo branded canvas dust bag and there are also a few other pieces of information in here this is a little promo book that came with some of the items this promo book has an explanation of the collection feel free to pause this if you want to read it but I'm not going to read through each of these pages and then each page explains the different sailor Guardians that the collaboration is based off of the back of this has some really cool art of each of these sailor Guardians planetary symbols really cute okay so here we have our first Jimmy Choo collaboration item this is a little miniature wallet I believe that this is fake leather it's not real down here at the bottom on the back we do have the Jimmy Choo sailor moon logo we also have the Jimmy Choo logo on the zipper right there and then the front has this really nice gradient print from the manga of the inner sailor Guardians plus Luna is right down here although there is a fade going from front to back so she's kind of cut off at the bottom this is the Jimmy Choo emblem it is made out of metal I appreciate the fact that it does not cover up sailor Moon's face on the front of this wallet there is plenty of room to store all of your cards we also have this little pouch for coins and plenty of room for your bills I really like the size of this wallet and I love the colors the rainbow colors on the front of this it's really beautiful and the leather is textured however ever the print looks very nice on the front of this wallet as well okay so next we have another smaller item it does have this outer protective cardboard and then we have a very similar box to the previous one that shows the Jimmy Choo logo on the front let's go ahead and unbox this one I don't even remember what it is ooh okay so this is a miniature Card Wallet this is really cool I love how flat this is and I love how thin it is and the fact that it has still a zipper pouch now you can tell this one's brand new I have not used it yet let's go ahead and unbox this and take that off now with each of these Jimmy Choo items it does come with this little card that explains what it is and there's also a certificate of authenticity for the Jimmy Choo brand we have another protective Canvas Bag a little dust bag with the logo on it on the back of this again plenty of room for your cards we have the Jimmy Choo Sailor Moon logo right there this is a little key ring so that you can put keys on here or hang it from a lanyard and it also has the Jimmy Choo branding right there on the inside we have the same kind of pink lining that we saw with the wallet and we also have a little thank you note for purchasing from the this Jimmy Choo brand and this kind of explains how to take care of your products on the front of here again we have that same print this one is cut off at the bottom so you don't have Luna down at the bottom like you do on the wallet and let me show you the sizes of these next to each other so you can tell with this mini card case it is thinner so it's not as wide as the wallet there's no space for cash unless you want to stick it in here but this would be really great to just like stick in your pocket or stick in a little handbag something that you're carrying around that's really small maybe a clutch however this would do really well in a purse so there's a good use case for either of them but the print is very very similar on both of them so you don't necessarily have to get both I mean she you don't gotta get any of these items really okay so that was the card case moving on what do we have next okay so this says wrist bag I know what this one is cool so excited to use this oh so here again a very very similar box on the side we have the Jimmy Choo logo as well as on the embossed front this one comes with a drawstring duster bag so a little bit different but it does still have the logo on the front of it as you can see here now this is a really cute wrist bag how cute oh that's adorable okay so very very similar print on this one just like the card case and the wallet however the card case or the wallet would not be able to fit in here it's not big enough for either of those but this is a wrist bag so what you can do with this is put this around your wrist let's go ahead and test this out we have the Jimmy Choo logo right here Jimmy Choo sailor moon logo here does this come all the way out oh that's nice this is made in Italy right there it does come all the way out so if you wanted to you could turn this into a separate purse or like stick it on your belt or wherever you want you could even like hang it on a purse if you wanted to do that for some reason this has a lot of Versatility to it I like that that's very cool but the way it comes is you're supposed to put it on your wrist so you would tie it on your wrist like this that's how it would look I don't know if I like that on my wrist it feels kind of weird and kind of big and floppy so I would probably take that off and wear it like a little belt fanny pack or something let's check out the print because this is pretty cool okay so we do have a little print of Luna on that zippered pool that's really cute on the other side of that what is that oh it looks like somebody's glove I think I see a shoulder pad for a glove right there and a bow on the front of a fuku wow talk about like knowing your Sailor Moon outfits on the edges we have this really cool print oh look there's sailor Moon's brooch oh that's neat I love that we have her brooch down at the bottom and then on the side the gradient continues there we have sealer Jupiter and on the top we have a larger print where you can see Sailor Mercury and Mars but of course on the front we have a very similar print to what you saw previously I'm so excited okay so this is the first time I'm able to show you this really pretty tissue paper I know tissue paper of all things so here's the inside of this bag it does have the same pink like hot pink lining and then we do have that Jimmy Choo sailor moon logo there sewn in this tissue paper has these beautiful prints of the manga from pages from the actual manga and that was such a fun little surprise when I was opening these items so I actually have this huge piece of tissue paper in front of me on my top down camera where you can see these pages that were printed into the tissue paper and it just looks so gorgeous and so cool it's very clear so it's really easy to see and I'm definitely keeping this because I am a ridiculous collector who is not going to throw away this beautiful tissue paper I don't know it's pretty it's cool I think it's lovely and it was just a really nice thing to see when I was opening these items okay moving on we have a slightly bigger box here oh yay now I have used this one I have used this quite a bit I love this I brought this with me down to a press event a Sony press event down in San Diego got lots of compliments everybody loved it and thought it was adorable and it's such a great piece and it's such a great size for just taking it on the go for a little day out or something when you don't really need to carry a lot of stuff so I'll put the price again down below as well as the name of this product so you know how to search for it if you're looking for one on reseller sites but this is a really really cute like shoulder side bag a very very cute one I love that it's pretty large and it's pretty wide it is big enough to fit a smartphone and I can fit an s23 ultra those phones can fit in here so I know that it's plenty big for any of your average phones this comes with a metal strap which cannot be removed it is stuck on there so you can't move it but I am glad that it switches over to other where it's going to wrap around your neck or your shoulders so it's not going to bother you it's not going to pull your hair or anything since it is this nice leather strap on the back we have the Jimmy Choo logo for Sailor Moon the collaboration logo on the inside a little bit of tissue paper but the seam lining same logo is sewn in we have some space for cards on the back of here about four cards and then we have this great print going all around the edges which is slightly different from the ones that you saw on the wallets in the card cases so this one has more of a panel print where each of the Sailor Guardians is in their color for their character it's the same image but it's cut so that it looks like manga panels and then we have Luna sitting right in the center smack dab right below the Jimmy Choo logo this is a really really cute side bag I love the fact that it fits my phone plus my necessities and I love that I'm able to take it with me I'm not the kind of person who will take something that's designer and just like leave it in my collection room like if I'm spending that much money on something I want to use it so I have used this I've taken it with me on trips and people really seem to like it and I love it okay we have a big box here but I believe this item is one of the least expensive ones that you could get so weird bigger item less expensive so this is a pretty long rectangle box we have the same logo on the front again this one does come with the same kind of canvas duster bag to protect your item this is really cute this is leather I believe it was about 500 USD maybe a little bit less but with tax I think it came out to around 500 USD so this is a cute little card lanyard card lanyard thing it has space for cards on the back it also has the Jimmy Choo logo at the bottom that is printed into that leather this is going to be your how to care for your item and your certificate of authenticity even though it looks like it moves this little piece is sewn on so you can't like tighten the lanyard Loop or anything like that it's just stuck right there so this Luna card wallet thing is very interesting they did release a purse that had this same kind of art almost a workout ball looking purse or a Canon looking purse that had Luna's head on the front of it it was kind of strange but a lot of people loved it me not so much because I didn't think that that round format for a purse would be um something that I could necessarily use all the time but this was cute and I felt like this was this made a lot more sense since it does have the space for the cards on the back on the front we have Luna's face this is what Luna looks like in the manga if you've never read the Manga she looks really funny she kind of looks like an alien but she's super super cute she has those big big eyes that look like they are looking into your soul I love that everything here is sewn on so none of it is printed each piece is sewn on separately and it just looks super cute I don't know if I would ever actually use this or if I should leave this on display but this is just so fun I love that she has the whiskers it's just an adorable little piece it's an adorable piece of collaboration history for the Sailor Moon Jimmy Choo Club I was actually a little iffy about purchasing that because I was like am I gonna use that and now that I look at it I'm like I probably won't use that but it's cute and I kind of want to put it on display okay do you want to see the shoes or the big bag I'm gonna do the big bag because I love this I love this thing I love it love it love it I got so lucky when I got this tote it's a big tote bag they only had six available in the United States six they had six total for a market and somehow I got so lucky I missed the original release online and I just happened to get up to like go to the bathroom or something in the middle of the night and I checked my phone and I saw that this was in stock for like two seconds and I was like huh really so I clicked and I checked out I was able to purchase the item and I was like is that true and I didn't think much of it I was like okay well that was the one thing that I really really wanted so I woke up the next morning my order went through and it was shipping in just a few days so it they shipped out really really fast I was very impressed so this was the one item that I was able to get from the United States release everything else you see here I got from Japan through a proxy or I got through Selfridge in the UK which did charge custom fees and that was very expensive but I was able to get the items that I wanted so I was pretty happy about it so here we have I forget what Jimmy Choo calls it I'll put it down below but it's some kind of tote Vereen Varian tote it's a very large tote which some people are not going to be into this might be too big for some people but the straps are big enough that you can put it around your shoulders I've carried it with me uh I took this down to LA on a trip and it fit under the seat when I was on the plane so I was able to use this as a carry-on and just stick all my all my stuff in it it's quite simplistic thick and it's also fake leather so I'm not really sure why it is so expensive this was a very expensive item but given its fake leather that does incline me to use it more because I know how easy it is to clean fake leather you can just use a magic eraser to clean fake leather I do it all the time for shoes and I intend to do it for this as well if I get any scuffs on this purse so here in the front we have the same print it is the same print that you saw on the wallet the card case and the clutch all those good things but this time we have Luna Blended in with the same color as Sailor Moon we also see more of Luna on the front of here so it's really beautiful we have the Jimmy Choo emblem in metal up at the top again and we have a couple of bullets here which are on the outside at the same place where these straps are connected on the inside of it it's sewn really well you can kind of see it on my top down camera there is a loop of string that attaches both sides of these panels the front and the sides I didn't notice any issues in terms of like snags or anything with the sewing it looks like they did a really good high quality job of putting this purse together even though it is simplistic only one side of this bag has the Jimmy Choo logo on it and then the bottom has four separate bullets so you can easily store it facing up and have it stand on a desk if you are using this the inside has a magnetic closure but no zipper so that's one thing that I did not like about this and I would critique about this bag there's a zipper pouch on the back so you can store like you're more sensitive secure items back there and there's a couple of little pockets on the front of this for storage of anything else any Necessities now the cool thing about this purse is the back of it I love the back this is is a print that you don't see on the other items and I love this print it's so cute so this shows usagi in the center she's not in uniform here she's usagi and then we also have the other girls in their school uniforms or you have like Sailor Mars in her Shinto Shrine outfit and then you have Amy down here she's kind of cut off I feel like she didn't get the best image on the back of this you also have Luna down here at the bottom and then you have a mysterious Sailor V I thought that was so cool this is such a cool panel and this is something that I remember reading when I was a little kid and it was one of those scenes that made me really fall in love with the reading the manga so I love that they Incorporated that into this design it's just so beautiful and how each of these characters still has that gradient print of their colors going from you know blue to Pink and then red all the way over here for Sailor Mars totally works with each of the characters and I love that it's a rainbow it's just very beautiful so I often find myself when I'm carrying this around I will put the rear facing panel outwards so people can see that just because I love it so much because it's such a cool it's such a cool image and it's it's one of those pieces from the actual manga that is very reminiscent of reading when I was a kid so I just love it it's about everything with this tote let's move on oh yeah and the tote did come with another one of these pamphlets the tote came in this very big duster bag that says Jimmy chew on it which I'm fully intending to use because as you can see there's cat hair all over the place in this room so this will definitely help protect my bag even though I'm still gonna use it because I'm that kind of collector okay I know that you have probably been eyeing this and wondering what the heck is that I'll get to it I promise last box I'm so excited about these I can't wait to wear them I have not worn them yet I haven't even unboxed them yet so I'm very excited the these are the only pair of shoes that I purchased from the Jimmy Choo collab and they were like eight hundred dollars I really wanted these shoes of all the things that I wanted to get it was the tote in these shoes and then everything else I was like those are bonus in this box we have a pair of white shoe laces that come in their own duster bag because they need their own duster bag if you're buying a designer brand apparently I guess a canvas duster bag just for the shoes lovely we also have more tissue paper oh my gosh these are the most expensive shoes I have ever purchased in my life oh my God oh my God so pretty wow I'm speechless these are beautiful okay I'm excited dude between these in the Vans collab like I'm set for life I don't need any more shoes I'm good I have like 40 pairs of Grace gifts and vans and Sailor Moon shoes from Jimmy like I'm good these are so pretty y'all so pretty let me get this box off of the table these right here are the Jimmy Choo Sailor Moon rainbow tennis shoes uh they also had black and white ones too that matched the black and white line of purses that they also released I'll show you a picture separately I love the rainbows the rainbows match my hair so of course that was like the the trend that I wanted to get with my purchases from Jimmy Choo so with each of these shoes you will notice that the sole is white the bottom of it is white however the sides have this beautiful gradient rainbow going from Orange and yellowish at the back then we have this blue teal color purple pinkish at the front and clear at the very very front up here and that goes on both sides for both of the shoes the other thing I wanted to point out is that you do have the logo on the inside side and you also have the Jimmy Choo logo on the tongue right at the front and that is on both of them as well the other very cool thing that I loved about these and it was one of the reasons why I really like these shoes is this attention to detail they have this really cool chromatic uh these bullets right here where the laces come out so those have a rainbowy texture and vibe to them but you also get these gradient rainbow shoe laces with your purchase and these came with both of the shoes as well and they are so cool I love them I love them on the inside of let's see this is the left foot we have this image of Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask I don't remember exactly what scene this is from so don't quote me it looks Vaguely Familiar so I know I've seen it before on the front of this we have mamaru looks like he's kissing usagi on the other side we have Sailor Moon of course she's doing I think an attack or an introduction the print on all sides is also a gradient so it's a gradient rainbow what's really cool is the other shoe has a separate completely different art print I wonder what's on the on the toe I see Sailor V on there it's a very shadowy print it's like her silhouette but there is a Sailor V on there and on this one what's on the tongue on this one I see little pops of Luna how cute there's a Luna right there and a Luna down there that's adorable on the inside of this one we have Sailor Moon looking very romantic on the front we have usagi right here very soft very romantic love The Vibes and on the outer side for this shoe for the right side we have Sailor Moon Sailor Moon looking totally awesome and strong I love this print I love the fact that they took this print from the manga and they added this beautiful gradient coloring and they put it on all sides and gave it a really really beautiful theme so these are great they look really lovely they are very comfortable so I did order my normal size and I feel like it fits perfectly they are a slight platform as well which was a bit surprising to me but this entire heel that you can see here this entire sole on the front of it it gives you about one inch of height all the way around now the sole on the inside does not give very much so I wouldn't say it's as comfortable as the Vans shoes but it's very sturdy it feels like it's built very well and it feels like I could wear this for a long period of time I don't think the back is going to cause issues but if it does I'll let you know on Instagram or down below in the comments for sure because I do intend to wear these quite a bit as well so those were the shoes I have one more thing to show you okay so this last item that you see here is the Sailor Moon Jimmy Choo music vinyl it was only available in stores and only for a limited time it was only given to people if you purchased a certain amount of money a lot of people were trying to sell these on eBay and other places for like 400 even though they were given out for free but I'm so grateful to be a part of this community because a really really incredible Sailor Moon fan and somebody who I've befriended on Instagram uh sent it to me and didn't even ask for 50 bucks that was such a kind thing to do and it really shows like how strong our community can be when people are just like no you know I had an extra one here you go you can have it like they didn't it just shows like sometimes you meet really good people in this community and I always like to give back like that too which is why I do a lot of giveaways let's go ahead and open this now sadly I do not currently have a vinyl player so it's like buying the rims of the car without the car oh my gosh I really need a vinyl player though because I have a lot of vinyls now somehow for some reason or another I ended up with like four this year I don't know what happened but I I have like four vinyls this year this is one of them and then I have a Daft Punk one downstairs so I do want to see what it looks like um one of my friends has a vinyl record player so I can check this out on her record player but I also have a few online that I've seen and that I have been recommended so I do have some options now I know that you have to take care of these pretty well so I'm not going to touch the insides of it I don't want to scratch it but here you can see the vinyl it's bright pink and it looks freaking awesome this is so cool so apparently there's a song that was made specifically for this collaboration by a couple of DJs sun and moon honey Dijon and yusu 45 RPM side a uh the back of it has this very cool gradient print check that print out that's really pretty and the front of it of course we have the gym Dimitri logo since it was made specifically for the Jimmy Choo collab so I'm excited to listen to that I hope that it's a good song I'm really interested to hear what it sounds like but in the meantime I'm just going to keep this in storage while I you know budget for for a vinyl record player now that I apparently need one I think the last time I actually had one in my house was when I was living at home in the 90s and my dad had one where he used to listen to a lot of Pink Floyd so yeah that's where my love of music comes from I think that's everything for the Jimmy Choo collaboration I really am so excited and so happy that this collaboration came out it's not something that I ever expected that I would be interested in and it's not something that I was very wowed by when I did purchase everything because most of the items were not necessarily my normal aesthetic for example the Sailor Moon shoes that they came out with to match with the Sailor Guardians were just not a thing that I could see myself ever wearing except for like the Sailor Jupiter boots I felt like those looked really cool so I'm glad that I didn't go as hard as I maybe would have if I was interested in those shoes and I just focused on one specific line that kind of matched all together so that I could actually use these things and I focused on things that were usable like the tennis shoes and the big tote bag which I've certainly used already let me know if you have any questions leave your comments down below if there's anything that you want me to test out specifically from other collabs or if you have any thoughts on this collaboration yourself reminder I will be doing a giveaway at 10 000 subscribers on this channel if I haven't reached there yet but I'm not there at time of recording so I'll go ahead and announce them now if you don't follow me on Instagram hit that up for really early access to I do things like coupon codes I post a lot of leaks over there and I also post merch news and a lot of behind the scenes information about what I've been posting here on YouTube and follow follow me over there on Instagram as well because I am doing a separate giveaway there since I hit 25 000 followers that's crazy to me that's like more engaged than my tech Channel which just hit a hundred thousand subscribers here on YouTube that's crazy to me too I'm I feel like 2023 is the year that I'm hitting all these wonderful and amazing milestones for my career as a content creator and I'm so happy that you're here to experience it with me I'll see you next time Johnny | Sailor Snubs - Sailor Moon Collector | UCefsgN8xeWIp658QvOl73qA | 2023-06-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,083 | 29,946 |
lVQlTxU92Eg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVQlTxU92Eg | CAPTAIN REX 3.75 FIGURE OVERVIEW | [Applause] hey star wars fans and action figure collectors jesse here welcome back to another video i'm gonna do something a little bit different today and that is i wanted to go through and just have a look at some of the captain rex figures that have been released in the three and three quarter inch line over the years um so we're about to get a repack in the vintage collection and most fans are a little bit upset that that uh hasbro haven't really revisited this figure and given it an update um because the one that came out in 2014 and the black series and the three and three quarter inch was uh severely underwhelming uh let's just say that but i'm going to go through and have a look at some animated ones um i do have the six inch version here which um i'm not going to put in the video but i'm just just showing him now um but yeah i've got four different captain rex's plus a custom that i did quite a long time ago so i'm gonna do a quick little video and show off these figures and um yeah have a little bit of discussion about each captain rex version that has been released um there are some different ones that i don't have um because there have been a few different versions of the animated versions as well so i will touch on them as i uh go through each one so stay tuned all right so here we have four very different captain rex figures um ranging from 2008 through to 2014. um so this captain rex here on the left what i'll do is i'll bring them in one by one and uh have a quick little overview so here is the standard sort of phase one captain rex uh this is a future release this was a sorry a later release this one came out probably later in 2011 maybe i can't remember off the top of my head they released him with a giant jetpack thing because by then they've released the first version a couple of times and he had a slightly misshaped helmet because he was one of the first clones to come out um he was based on some other different style artwork and he didn't have the sort of squat helmet so what i did is i did find the other helmet and you can kind of see the difference and uh the head sculpt underneath was actually quite a lot better on this figure once he came out so that was what the original looked like and then they've re-released him with a new updated head sculpt which looks far superior and a better looking helmet he did have a blast mark on his chest underneath the pauldron i have glued that onto this figure but uh yeah this is a good all-round sort of phase one captain rex from the clone wars um a really good figure still holds up today i believe um and yeah it's i just i really do like this figure remember captain rex was one of the very early clone wars figures that i did buy um must have been one of the first five or six but yeah he did have this helmet so i've got i don't have the figure anymore i think i might have used it for a custom at some point but i did keep this helmet just as a little just as a little memento for that first rex that i did buy but i may have even used the same body um from that first rex and just switched the heads out i can't remember it has been quite a long time it would have been yeah 2009 or 10. from memory so now we go on to captain rexy snow gear now this is back at a time where hasbro would do figures based on a singular episode appearance um now this one was in season you know i can't even remember i want to say season one um when they went to auto plutonia um anakin and obi-wan had their snow gear and uh they had wrecks and uh the 501st in sort of snow outfits like this um this is just an awesome figure they did release a standard 501st clone or maybe may not have even been 501st may have just been a standard clone in this sort of snowy outfit and uh yeah i believe that one was only available with with the freco speeder i can't remember um but i like the backpack on the back that's a cool little twist on uh a little bit of ralph mcquarrie um the snow troopers but sort of turned into the clones obviously it's a little bit with the sort of thing around the around the bottom of the mask there that sort of extra insulation is a nod to the imperial storm troopers as well um the blast is a little bit loose in at least in his left hand here that i'm having trouble with but they do fit well in the holster i do like the sort of weathering on the jumpsuit the sort of gray it's got like a white wash over it i'm just gonna leave that blaster over there so they're quite a good job with this figure yeah there goes the other blaster so i'm uh i'm a big fan of this one i like the look of him i think he looks great doesn't have a removable helmet but uh yeah it doesn't really need one it's just a nice looking captain ranks figure so i'll put him aside now we're going to move on to phase two phase two armor now this version did come out in 2013 there was a prior release when they started putting out the phase two clones um and hasbro put rex out with unarticulated knees they started dropping in a bit of articulation around this time sort of late 2012 early 2013 and some of the figures weren't overly well received by fans um they completely cut out leg articulation um so no ankles no knees um and fans basically said you can't put out a wrecks without articulated knees like it's he's a main character he deserves better than that um but overall not a bad looking figure um but yeah when they did put him out with articulated knees he was from memory i think he was only a part of like an international exclusive line in 2013 where there was like one wave of figures released with uh green packaging with yoda on it um but yeah i've always felt the helmets a little big on this one um compare it side by side it's kind of hard because they're on stands but um it's a great sculpt for the helmet um great animated lightness but yeah just it just feels a little big but again not a terrible thing still cool to see yeah lacking an articulation doesn't have the range finder isn't articulated has a peg on his backpack because they just use the same mold which is which is fine but still a pretty nice captain rex figure fits well despite the uh slightly too large head all right so we'll move him out of the way and now we're going to the first ever realistic version of rex this one's getting a re-release on a vintage card very soon and uh they went kind of backwards with this one as well they gave him a head that was slightly too small um particularly compared to what we look at them now with the commander wolf that just come out in the vintage line um fantastic figure and they're just going to completely repack this one into the vintage collection which is a little disappointing um he still looks reasonably good great details the helmet has some great details but the rangefinder looks too big it's not articulated his head just feels a little small so this is exactly what you'll be getting in the vintage collection in the next couple of months unless they do some update to the deco i doubt it um but uh yeah it's a it's a little lackluster um still a cool figure to have i i do i do like this figure a lot um but yeah that it's definitely not not without its flaws so that one it may be one to keep carded and if you haven't seen only one kenobi's video he just did yesterday on the most recent 5.0 first three pack containing the arc troopers of echo fives and jesse um he puts these side by side and it it's it's apples and oranges because those three figures were absolutely incredible and this one is just a little bit of an eyesore in comparison to the rest um they did give him the articulation in the knees and the ankles um that sort of changed the mould so the articulation was no longer in that sort of upper armor of the torso there um the rest of it was there just the head a little small um never mind all right so now i just want to quickly show you my custom that i did quite a few years ago um it must have been 2012 or 13. um you must mean yeah after the after the fa after the um second phase two version that i just spoke about came in 2013. i used my old 2012 one and a spare vintage collection phase one clone trooper and i painted him up um to make a realistic looking rex i didn't go so far as to put all the welding colors on the mask i actually think the pauldron on this figure is actually better than that one better color probably a nicer looking mold excuse me um a spare belt and the karma from uh photo captain photo um i did have to paint the sort of belt and pouches white it's a little bit messy and then i did have to go over the um over the red lines around the karma with blue and it's you know it's it's messy but um this is in the early days of my customizing where i probably liked a little bit of the skills i have now i don't do a lot of customizing these days but um yeah i still think just this size helmet just looks a little bit nicer on the figure it does have the articulation in the abs there it does have the ball jointed hip so definitely has its upsides in comparison to to this one but uh yeah i just wanted to share off a few of these uh captain rex's that i have accumulated over the years phase one up front because i still think he is the best all right guys thank you very much for watching let me know in the comments what you think below i'd love to hear some thoughts on what you're thinking of the uh the captain racks that's coming out the vintage collection um i never ended up reviewing this one when it dropped back in 2014 in the uh into the three and three quarter inch black series so if you'd like an individual review i'd be happy to do that um but yeah stay tuned because i've got plenty more videos coming up until then may the force be with you always we're a little rushed so if you'll just get on board we'll get on it | TheForceIsWithJesse | UCijOhfogGdthcmmjXk9F1sQ 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Wd8FIudUqxo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd8FIudUqxo | Retire Early | 5 Steps to a Secure Retirement #retirementplanning | retirement may seem far off but it's never too early to start planning here are your five simple steps to help your retire with confidence first set your retirement goals decide when you want to retire and what kind of Lifestyle you envision this will help you determine how much you need to save second calculate your retirement needs estimate your future expenses including housing health care and leisure activities and don't forget to factor in inflation third start saving early the sooner you start saving the more time your money has to grow take advantage of retirement accounts like 401ks and IRAs four invest wisely diversify your investment to reduce risk consider Consulting a financial advisor to help you make a smart investment decision five Monitor and adjust regularly review your retirement plan to ensure you're on track and life changes so be prepared to adjust your savings and your goals accordingly secure your future today and don't forget to subscribe | Jennelyn Miranda | JDM Financial Solutions | UCjxnYr32M5olMfLbHEbauXQ | 2024-02-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 162 | 976 |
LAFU0IwJNLw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAFU0IwJNLw | DISADVANTAGES | GoldenFox Plays Uno Round 5 and 6 | i see peter i see france i see ladies underpants i saw those of that too it's just true you like to see underpants you like to wear underpants i mean who doesn't though i mean it's a lot more fun to take them off sometimes also oh is that to punish me for the last round no no we're just correct we're just throwing our cars on the deck riley that's the only green i have i'm thinking you're so special [ __ ] oh i have 69 in my hand right now oh my god oh i actually got to play a card i don't want to play that so it's blue i love how every time we play a game i always need it to be blue oh [ __ ] you [Music] oh oh my [ __ ] god i commit life i quit it just got rid of two of his draw too so that still might have been a good idea yep either way oh not and it was all yellow oh damn it i wasn't fast enough i was fast enough i can't do that i keep forgetting to do it first oh i clicked it but i didn't uh yeah i think i got a lag spike for not likes but wait what happened uh you do have to vary though there are some people if you have your mouse waiting there you can do it but there's nothing to if you have jump in you have to divvy between do you want it there or do you want it um on your cards caught it that time um oh cool [Music] sorry bro i need more cards because i need more variety right now what but i pressed it yeah now i had problems like that too where i will press it but it will still count it against me ah damn it okay hey dusk yeah what color do you want okay thank you you're welcome sweetening god damn it oh go again damn it i keep forgetting oh if we reverse the polarity i may be able to stop him yeah oh sorry from the top well yeah damn it damn we could have reversed it i could have stopped him because i had a draw four and draw two i was so happy when you changed it to green not gonna lie i almost said it out loud thanks guys i didn't say anything because it was like oh wait all right we're getting uh oh all right i keep i forget to don't worry about it [Music] okay no bluffing yeah force play no bluffing turn everything else on like turn everything else that we haven't tried yet on yeah that way we can just keep playing okay so turn everything on except yeah except for like you said you didn't want seven zero on i didn't like that one yeah because it's constantly flipping cards around and then we start to remember each other's decks yeah it's fun it's more fun in person it's more fun if we're playing it like a game of golf with your friends like it's just fun [ __ ] that you're not competing with because it's it's a more pro fun mechanic than a pro competitive mechanic [Music] yo how confident would you feel if you had to play against satan for your soul in a game of uno like no thank you okay oh i'm confident okay i'm not cuphead okay i'm not that stupid no no i mean like if you found yourself in that situation like uh brother do you think you have the mad uno skills to beat satan and uno duel is the devil allowed to cheat no you must play on even keel so there's like no there's like no slate of hand there's no like like like there's no cutting the deck in such a way to make certain cards there are no tricks like it's only do you trust the randomness of uno and all the mechanics of the [ __ ] you rules to be able to save yourself in a situation or would it be scary i mean honestly if my choice is or at least play uno for it i mean i'll at least play uno for it and the the thought of slapping satan with a plus four to win my soul back is just really funny yeah you it like a yugioh move so here's the question why would the devil want my soul well believe it or not that's it's from faust but it all it would really mean is to be unhealthily devoted to something in a mundane sense it's not as extreme as you might say christians tend to portray it at times that's clever i like that don't worry about it well almost wait why did i it keeps drawing until you get one why because that's what it does now oh i started a problem really i don't think you want to challenge whatever she says rage oh god damn it oh i still need green i just wanted to [ __ ] you wait why is my turn skipped [Music] gold oh wait okay goldie pray he doesn't have no goldie pray he doesn't have a yellow god damn it [Music] ah damn it wait why isn't it letting me play i have greens no no it's you had to draw four though yeah it skips you when you drop yeah anytime you see that just keep jumping in god damn it you're a piece of [ __ ] it's blue of course you would ah [ __ ] oh oh nice dusk unleash whatever you have oh thanks dusk oh my [ __ ] god oh i was hoping you had like in like a bunch of like draw twos or like draw in yellow i had to switch color but i didn't know what he had last was yellow [Music] you | GoldenFoxStream | UCcHUaIH3gLpMSgCmPze3Q_w | 2022-03-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) 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m9cJoOZIbCI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9cJoOZIbCI | 2017 NEW TOYOTA ALPHARD HERCULE REVIEW | you [Music] subside now Oh today channel the thing you see before you is Toyota auto bodies ALP hard hercule concept which made its debut at the Tokyo Motor Show it's not just the exterior of the open top reinterpretation of that familiar MPV that's vivid the accompanying press info on the vehicle is to imagine that you are sipping champagne with your friends while enjoying the pleasant Seabreeze as you drive towards a yacht harbour in southern Europe this open Cruiser is equipped with a sophisticated interior space that is filled with a sense of openness and freedom that is perfectly suited to a holiday such as this white the opening descriptor for the five seater which measures five thousand two hundred sixty five millimeters long 1,850 millimeters wide and 1916 millimeters tall plenty of striking bits to be had there's that nose which isn't exactly subtle to say the least but the standout surely has to be the large retractable soft top the aperture starting from behind the front row seats right up to the tail Toyota auto body says the large front grille and retractable roof give the alp hard her kill the feel of a marine cruiser and there's also an explanation for the azure body graphics running across the entire side of the car yes it's all winds and waves with this one dot the marine theme continues on inside the design of the primarily white interior aiming to give occupants the feeling of being in a yacht cabin there's a lounge sofa in place of the rear most seats complete with a fold away low table and champagne bottle storage space as well as floor paneling that mimics hardwood flooring as for the Hercule moniker tab says that the study is named after port hercule a yacht harbor in Monaco as well as Hercules yes with this one you'll be sailing on the in strong and striking style [Music] | Auto Today | UC7WflOl03sHuCw1h68mDbhw | 2016-12-31 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 325 | 1,826 |
D9cW3KjwxDE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9cW3KjwxDE | #6 - AEMMA - 'Back to the Salle' Study Course - Jan 25th, 21 - Folio 13.r.b to 14.r.d | all right we are recording welcome back everybody to the sixth or seventh uh session of the back to school uh back to the sal study course um which we're doing in preparation for um um emma students return to their cells in 2021 which you know the more and more weeks we go the more excited i i get why can't it be here already god damn it um so to start this um back to school uh back to the sal study course we are uh starting with a look through the getty um we'll we'll see how much time is left of course once we're through the yeti although we're moving in a good clip so if we make it to the end of march maybe maybe april and we'll finish the getty um we'll we'll uh move on to something else um and yeah we'll we'll get suggestions and points of interest more from uh people while we uh we knew that point but um so today we're going to continue our run through the getty last week we took a big bite out of the dagger section and we looked at the whole first remedy master of dagger which is quite large it's got lots of counters got lots of plays and so today we're going to look at the second remedy master the third then the fourth depending on how fast we go we might bleed into the fifth and then we'll be caught up with the scholars um so as as usual um this course in this course you're gonna get my view of the of the getty and it's one of many merely and of course nothing is the case just because i said it or an instructor said it we want you to be convinced by the evidence uh that convinces us for believing whatever we're we're we're telling you is the case about the manuscript all right and we also of course more broadly want you to take a scholarly approach to studying um a fiorine not everyone is um a super book nerd of course um the manuscript is here for all who wants to delve into it but um for everyone it's important to know that um the sal floor is a far distance from where the study begins right so there's lots of space in between and um it's not always obvious when we're on the south floor where some of the things that we do come from what their purpose is and etc etc okay um before we dig into the meat of today's subject did anybody have any questions about anything we've covered so far okay great um as normal please do speak up or type any questions you may have um whenever you have them the more questions the better please do interrupt me otherwise i'll just keep keep going okay all right so um like i said today we're starting with the second remedy master of nine in the getty okay so um other um just as a quick um super super quick review last week we looked at the first remedy master which um technically well which you could read us having two major covers all right because we as we as we saw um from an introduction to the dagger section that the dagger section broadly speaking the remedy masters are divided by a broadly speaking a single kind of attack and the cover against that attack which is distinct from the moves and rather the scholars that follow the cover and we understand the dagger section to uh technically uh consist of uh the the attack followed by the cover and followed by um immediately followed by moves as appropriate based on the result of the cover by the uh the defender um so that's how that's how we we we read this whole section is going this first master the initial cover is a cover in postalanga and um depending on your reading you could also read the cover as including a a single time strike to the enemy as well which means striking with the offhand at the instant at the same instant as the cover is made so very aggressive um in addition to the cover and postalonga you can also you you may also read the first remedy master as having sort of a second cover which is that and more strength this is doubled in terms of the five dagger poster that we've looked at previously this first remedy master is gonna you know if we read it the way i just described we're gonna read it as um beginning with two of the dagger poster single which is where that cover from uh uh in post and longer comes from and uh doubled which is where the cover and more strength comes from okay um notable and more strength um he says he can do everything that the first master can do and two arms easily overcome one we saw this are we going to see this over and over as a principle broadly speaking in martial arts where we're trying to you know double up our advantages on the side that we've isolated to act on so um more strength is pretty much identical to uh this cover except that it's brought the offhand in to um to bolster the structure of the cover and especially if someone is say much bigger than you um and you're not confident to trust your your life on the strength of your post longer alone a more strength cover is great not least because you can be you can be pretty confident it'll uh your cover will survive the blow and not only that but it's bringing both of your hands both of your arms in right away to the crux of the dagger and you're gonna act immediately after that so it's a great way to start to get some control of this dagger arm all right all the plays in the first remedy master follow from these two covers these two successful covers and um as another quick reminder we were trying to look at all of these plays um noting their optimal context so dagger is in fact messy fighting is messy dagger is particularly messy um so you know it's always going to be difficult to to to do anything really in dagger but having said that all of these scholars have places where they work better and work worse and internalizing that can help us actually can help us give a chance it can help give us a chance to pull it off at full speed right once we really start to recognize these places we can uh recognize which scholars to do and what not to do based on the context that we receive okay so the that energy push pull stay we're going to continue to look at throughout um today we're going to look at the second third and fourth remedy master they each have their own cover and their own place so let's get into it the second remedy master just a quick overview it's gonna have four plays in it it's gonna have the cover and the counter a single uh key high key and the counter and that's it okay so let's get into the first one first one is the cover this is folio my golf my gone folio 13 rb and let's get uh alex k there to read the text for us if you please sure i just want to confirm that this is the actual uh remedy master right like like when you say cover uh yes yeah this is um i'm using those words kind of interchangeably the remedy masters are all covers from which the scholars proceed right okay so this is the second remedy master i play with my arms crossed so that i can perform the remedies we have just seen if we were both in armor we would not dream of a better parry there is no crown remedy stronger than me since i can play mandritto and reverso and cross below and above okay so thank you alex so the um the second remedy master um we're actually kind of for us taking it you know taking a look at the getty you know you know from uh from a a recruit angle for someone who hasn't necessarily really looked at the book before this is actually already a bit advanced or rather what he's saying is he's saying i can play on the mandritto side which we just saw i can do all the remedies we just saw but i can also play on the reverse of side we haven't seen reverser yet right reverso is coming next so um we're going to get to reverso in a pretty short amount of time but uh oh and and when we get to the reversal this will make more sense but until we do you'll just have to be patient okay so the crossed okay cross remedy master he says if we were both in armor i wouldn't look for any further defense for a better defense and there's no remedy stronger than me than i who wear a crown since i can play mandrito and reverso low and above okay so this is also something that we heard when we looked at doubled with the dagger right and as a matter of fact let's look at the cross text the cross this is folio 9r right at the the last text on the folio this is i'm full porte di ferro with my arms crossed i'm double and strong as a fortress in armor i'm good and robust without armor however i fall short since i cannot perform extended parries right we see that he's crossed without so how do we read this comment here um when he says there is no crown remedy stronger than me since i can play mandurito and reverso cross below and above it's my opinion that this is most reasonable to understand in the context of armor which he just says right before so the fact of this cover that we learned in the poster section that it is short and better in armor that fact is still the case however in armor fiori thinks it's the bee's knees although i'm not sure that's the medieval expression he'd use it's the what's the what's the medieval equivalent of the bee's knees and you guys figure that out um so in armor he would not dream of a better perry there is no perry that is stronger than um uh than me since i can play mandarin reverso cross below and above so um this not only means that it's strong because it can you know it can successfully deal with these attacks but it's strong he asserts because it's um it's ubiquitous it can deal with any attack any angle okay and in armor of course you're not immediately concerned with what we call incidentals right so um small stabs or cuts to the hands um cuts that you know there's a certain kind of stab and cut that's going to amount to pain but not injury right you know not every stab even you can sustain significant stabs or cuts on parts of your body and have them uh not actually become injuries at least not immediately right where injury being again something that prevents or inhibits your body from working whereas pain doesn't necessarily do that right so in armor um your the armor is um often proof against incidentals and that makes the problem of covering short not that big of a deal right and so now structurally speaking what is going on here okay so this is much different of a cover than say doubled okay even well no doubleton crosses so doubled and more strength and to a certain extent single these three covers are are structurally similar in that their their goal their purpose is going to be to resolutely resist the force of the blow okay although that's not always the case right we saw with single we saw some parries and deflections with doubled when we get to that this is the sixth remedy master we're gonna see some uh we're gonna see some interesting plays sometimes we're gonna see a full resolute defense other times we can see something a little more subtle right more strength is going to tend to resist the blow directly okay but these crossed these crossed postas these cross covers they're not crossed in order to resist the blow better all right this is not as strong a structure as doubled all right um your arms are you know your arms would resist the force much better uh in this in this position than in this position however what the cross position does is it allows a very easy transfer from one side to the other in a way that um double does not and certainly we know that more strength can't play on every side right with crosst you can think of in a way you can think of each arm as being primary right each arm is primary so once the cover is made the the defender will will feel which arm is now the principal res receiver of the force i'm not talking about obi-wan force the principal principle i may care left the principle receiver of the force and then you will flow to the plays that will function uh with that arm so in the case of say a fendente which is what um his tip is classically understood this cover to block a fundanti is going to come straight down and then once the blow is once the blow is covered it's either going to you know drift a little bit to the right of the left right so they're going to drift a little mendritto or a little reverso okay and you're gonna have all the plays open to you of either the first remedy master or the third remedy master depending on where that cover drifts okay and that's the exact same thing with the uh with the doubled and crossed right except we're looking at the seventh remedy master instead and maybe a little bit of the eighth but anyway so the the principle of this this kind of cover is that when when you're not concerned with incidentals not only will this cover allow you to kind of get closer to the dagger which is great for your aggressive purposes right you want to get a hold of that dagger arm but it's actually going to allow you a little more slicker control of where to go and what best to do in the moment than the these other more resolute covers can be okay um we see that we do we do suffer from elbow pushes as counters here that is true but elbow pushing this cover is a little more tricky than then elbow pushing the other ones right elbow pushing these other ones you know especially doubled right especially more strength uh the uh the elbow push you know i double push against a strong a strong cover works fantastic right when the cover isn't really trying to resist the force of the blow it's trying to catch it and flow to one side or the other the elbow pushes uh it's harder to pull off right it's harder to have as effective because you don't have this rigid structure necessarily in the in in the in the cover okay so um this is a really interesting a really interesting little little cover and in in emma's recruit program we actually don't talk about this cover at all not only do we not talk about the covers with the dagger at all but we don't talk about the cross covers at all we talk about the first remedy master the third remedy master the ninth remedy master and the fourth first third fourth and ninth which covers mandurito reversi fendente and sotani without the dagger so um those um those recruits who are here and who are listening um this is a cool one that um you can look forward to playing a lot with uh when you're when you're a scholar or if we get a chance to do some sort of specific dagger seminars or something like that okay um anyway i think that's all i have to say about that um we'll so we'll see we'll see the plays last thing to note this can do everything the first master can do if the dagger becomes first master right if the the blow comes in and you end up catching it more on the left wrist then you're exactly in first master territory and then everything always open to you okay i'm moving on the counter who's next andrew would you like to read this one okay i performed the counter to the cross king we just saw so that his crossing won't give me grief i'll give him such a push to the elbow that he'll immediately turn and i'll be able to strike him at once all right so um like i just said i kind of commented on this really quickly already um so when whenever we have you know two hands in in the fight whether it's two hands on the hilt of a of a long sword or whether it's two hands each with a weapon in it or two hands coming in here right we always have elbow push opportunities right they're always floating about and this is no different it's my understanding that this cover is not meant to be rigid right and so if it's rigid if it's attempted to be rigid then sure elbow push great go ahead go nuts if the cover is say too obvious right like let's just say the guy he hasn't even committed his foot in the attack right as a matter of fact curiously uh this uh countermaster doesn't have his right foot forward um what was the other guy he was right foot forward oh that's fantastic okay so here's here's something arbitrary that i'm going to pull out of my hat just because of what the picture looks like so the attacker in the cup in the first the the second remedy master here 13rp the attacker has his right foot forward following the pattern that we perceive typically with the dagger attack which is with a passing step right big passing step with a nice solid attack okay circumstantially in this picture the countermaster does not have his right foot forward he has his dagger raised though so if it were the case that the attacker would raise up in ladonna or or whatever and you know like we were talking about with the um we were talking about in the first remedy master if you remember we're talking about this play here no no no no i lie this play here this counter right where we said this the countermaster reserves his foot and he gives the foot to the interception of the arm not to the attack okay and so the the point being if you if you misjudge the commitment of the foot if you are paying attention as the defender you can get in huge trouble real fast and what we see here we may see here right it's just a just a drawn image is we may see the defender has leaped forward to do the defense before the attacker has even stepped and if that's true he is outside the bounds of time as aldo would say as aldo would say delegate would say he's outside the bounds of time he is he has jumped the gun so much that this guy is going to have the opportunity to elbow push him on his way in even right which would be glorious that would be fantastic to see he gets stabbed in the back very justly so um this is a warning that the counters have to be they have to be or these covers have to be done in the right time right we knew that already but it's nice to it's nice to see it okay next one an upper key my favorite upper key as it happens who's next current would like to read this one this grapple is so strong that it can kill whoever is at the receiving end of it i'll be able to break your arm throw you to the ground or disarm you and i also hold you in a high behind you won't be able to free yourself from those forwarding all right boom well that's pretty high praise so this high key is fantastic we've seen a few high keys so far but this high key it the range of motion you have as the defender is extreme so in this high key not only do you have an excellent lever to take that wrist straight to post porter puerto ricaro right but you have nothing impeding you whatsoever you can sink your body weight sync your core and transition that you know your hands directly to puerto de ferro and that elbow is going to stay there and that that elbow and shoulder are gone and can you confirm how exactly you get to this position ah okay sure right right right so um so let's just okay right so um i suppose i should explain that uh a little bit more so this position here is a high key on the upper right and these are actually on the upper right quadrant so if we um you know if we have a if we have a person's body right we have our enemy's body and we divide it in half uh left and right and up and down at the waist so we have you know we have their their high right quadrant their high left their low right and their low left the vast majority in fact i think almost all of the high keys occur on the high right quadrant okay which makes sense because this is the side that we tend to shift to when we make the covers anyway right we're trying to isolate on there on their their lead side but anyway so what's happened here is we've made a defense right the the uh the attack has been given the second revenue master has made the cover and the response well when at the moment of the cover the dagger has drifted more to the attacker's left arm the defender's left arm than their right okay this position here high in the um the the enemy's upper right quadrant this looks awfully familiar to a bunch of keys we saw last week right to um this key here right this figure four to um what else okay so there's there's a bunch more in the okay so maybe we only saw one but there's a lot of keys uh you know in the dagger section in the upper right-hand quadrant we saw at least one of them last week just this figure four okay um and anyway so we we did see though we did see oh here's another one we saw in the first remedy master um once the cover is made the enemy can give one of three energies a momentary stay a push forward because there was a lot of energy in the attack or a pullback okay where the pullbacks occur they're usually going to occur to the high right quadrant right and then that's going to give you the opportunity for those high keys so how we understand this this picture is the second remedy master has made the cover the cover has shifted mostly to the second remedy master's left arm which puts it in first master territory okay so everything the first master can do it can do and the enemy has pulled back and as they've pulled back this the the defender has followed and with their off hand come in and inserted it under here and here they're in this position okay but this is my point so like you're gonna have to break like the cross as you're getting to that point well okay so let me break the break uh you're gonna have to like um get your right arm underneath uh their right arm in order to get this uh this this figure right uh that's correct that's correct however remember that these crossed positions they're not for resisting the blow they're for effectively finding it so once the blow is once the blow is found once the engagement is made and the blow drifts to the to the main to the left arm right uh the uh the cover is made right you're in for you're in first master um you're in first master territory okay so there's no need to maintain the cross there's no need to maintain the cross so once once you feel them start to pull back you can let that right arm fly you can let it go wherever it needs to go right because it's no it's there's no longer there's no longer the opportu or the the worry that all of a sudden he's going to drift to your right side right you can feel that not only have you made the cover but he's he's trying to withdraw the dagger um you know this is another one of those things that's probably easier to describe on the floor i'm trying to do my uh my best um but another way to understand this i suppose is just to understand it like this they've given an attack which has been covered with the the left arm on the main right just like it was with the first remedy master as as a matter of fact this play can be done with the first remedy master no problem the first remedy master could do this play no problem okay so if it makes more sense to understand it from the first remedy master then then great okay but the second can do this too okay thank you you're welcome second master can do everything the first um can can do okay um all right cool any more questions um yeah i had a question please um i'm used to practicing this with the left hand grabbing the dagger and then reaching over instead of grabbing the spot where you grabbed if that makes sense it looks like in the image he's crossing with his forearm and then grabbing his own wrist and his sorry the uh the skull was grabbing his own wrist with his hand past right sure well that is an astute observation that he does seem like his hand is not drawn on the wrist um so so so first of all in the first remedy master especially if you're not armored you're really gonna you know you're really paranoid about keeping control of that wrist so if this if you were unarmored right you you might ins instead of um letting the hand slip over to get that nice solid sort of structure you might have this hand come meet your hand on his wrist instead which is still perfectly fine you can do it perfectly fine like that right okay but if you were in armor and you weren't worried about incidentals right then doesn't matter right then this might actually be stronger because there's nowhere there's no there's nowhere that dagger is going it's stuck there and that lever that you're going to get on your own wrist when you snap that to um puerto de ferro is going to be just disgusting just discussing it's going to be john wick-esque pop culture reference right um so so the you know again right the dagger's in his presence if he was armored uh with good armor then he shouldn't care this guy's gonna this guy's gonna gross i'm just just pictured in my head all right um thanks okay okay great great all right um let's move to the counter but of course everything can be countered so counter next um we're not just like to read the text here on the counter of the play we just saw with this grapple i break all four plays mentioned in the previous illustration thanks to the strong and merciless grapple the opponent cannot stop me from throwing him to the ground alright so in a very logical fashion we should see what the counter is um we talked last time about the counters to these plays often being doubling up almost all the time almost being doubling up and we can double up to various different places we can double up to the hilt of the dagger we can double up to the blade of the dagger we can double up to the offhand of the enemy in this case we see a double up to the hilt of the dagger why does he do this well probably because the major risk here the major risk here is this structure being snapped down right that is a that is a huge problem so doubling up to the blade or the off hand isn't necessarily going to prevent that not only that but getting this off hand out of there is going to be tough it's going to be tough so the immediate mitigation of the of the risk is not only to um to turn to face the enemy so he's not isolating you on your left turn to face them but also to get that off hand on the hilt and insist that position with the dagger forward towards them now obviously if he's in armor he's not going to be worried necessarily about that so you're going to use that position to break his grip and get back to a better place if he's out of armor then he's in trouble okay he's dropped his elbow as well so it's not bent uh the the the countermaster yeah yeah it's not on the same position it looks like it's dropped so that it's not being bent forward anymore yeah well okay so this is that's a that's an excellent observation amber and that's actually important to note again this is something that you know is easily seen on the floor but there's a major difference between doing high keys when you're beside somebody when you're basically perpendicular to them and when you're in front of them they're almost impossible to do when you're in front of them right because the the arm you know the bet the bend in the arm can resist force in front of it right and the structure can get behind it when this arm is perpendicular to the body and it's kind of floating in space there it's it's it's alone right there's almost nothing supporting it right and so these keys are are great so turning to face and doubling up is your standard wash rinse repeat response for high keys uh for countering uh high keys okay and um that's basically it that's the second remedy master okay um this is a theme in fiore but it's great to see a good example of now this is it but obviously it's not it right the second master the second master can do everything the first remedy master can do so all the plays of the first are also the plays of the second plus these um you know plus plus this one and obviously if this play can be done by the second remedy master if it becomes you know if the cover is made and it becomes a first massive situation this play can also be done by the first germany master okay so we start to see kind of the dagger feeding back in on itself a little bit right and we don't have to feel cheated that we got 20 something plays in the first master and only four on the second right this is just added on to it if you ever want to you know if you ever want to do a an eye crossing you know brain hurting exercise you get told by brian a provost brian at you know 9 30 on a monday to okay so the fourth robbery master can do everything the second round of master can do and the first album master can do and the fifth can do what all those guys can do so do all of them and you're like oh [ __ ] anyway all right so that's it secondary master moving on i have a question yes so i know when sometimes i'm practicing on the floor like we didn't do that play we just look at exactly like you know from the like a crossed position could we even attempt this if we are naughty armor well well i mean you can definitely attempt it out of armor it's true it depends on it depends on how the daggers um what the dagger's doing i find the first way to to you know something similar you know what we have different ways to do upper key where the dagger is on the outside of my right arm when i got it like we're comparing with otherwise we do like this seems like really dangerous when you are out of armor well so this is my favorite high key personally so i've had no big issues with the dagger being in my in my presence personally um a lot of how shall i say this sometimes in practice people get a kind of artificial confidence as the dagger person where maybe you know the cover hasn't been really that great and they feel some they feel some looseness in their wrist and so they kind of wiggle the dagger in your face and go oh you see right but um that's that's nonsense and not least because especially in this case even if it was in your presence it's not getting any closer to you and maybe you would get some incidentals that's true but um this guy's arm is done and if he's concentrating on giving you incidentals when you're about to break his arm in half then i'd take that trade you know what i mean so it's not it's not that big of a deal i would say this is this is uh is more dangerous right i can get to this play from the first remedy master no problem right so without any major distance issues doing this crossed defense i get uh out of armor that's that's tough that's tough all the all the scholars would uh would be would see it coming a mile away i think that they'd have that elbow push rearing to go so out of armor i would say this is this is rough but this one this one not so much i think this is pretty good okay thank you but i mean you know that's just total total personal preference it depends every engagement is its own thing so if you if you were to try this say at full speed and you feel the daggers in your presence then you're going to have to change up right maybe abandon it do do whatever you got to do um i know that sounds like a bit of a cop out but it's not um it i'd be lying to you guys to give you guys two you know two clear answers on on a subject that is by by nature murky right so that's as clear an answer as i can as i can give okay moving moving on the third remedy master okay so um like i said i should have pulled the other page up so first remedy master against a mandritto attack second germany master against defendante attack although can play mandurito and reversey and sotani now we're looking at the third remedy master which is the defense against the reverso so there's a lot of plays here um a fair number of plays although some of them are kind of similar these three but there's something counterintuitive about this defense which we need to get out of the way right away and that is that though this is a defense against a reverso we do not prosecute our remedies on the reverso side which is counterintuitive to how we defend pretty much everything else so everything else we tend to we prosecute that thing on the side of that thing okay the you know the fifth remedy master is a great example it's against an arm grab so we're either going to mess up the arm on the side where the arm is or we're going to defend against the dagger on the dagger side okay everything is this way except for reverso okay we are still going to defend reverso in the way that we're effectively in the way that we've defended everything else which is by making an aggressive um you know shift uh increasing step shuffle with our defense to the left towards our sword well towards our our left with our left foot forward towards there uh the the enemies right side okay as if it was a fidente as if it was a reversal okay and this is principally because what our goal is our goal is to make the cover that's true but our goal is effective isolation from the offhand because that offhand is a son of a [ __ ] and we saw in the first remedy master that these amazing counters these brutal really easy and effective counters come from this offhand coming into play so the dagger is is a problem that's true but if they're going to murder us if they're trying to murder us they can't be too you know gunslinger about it they're gonna have to try and murder us sometime and give us a good attack right and the basic covers if you train dagger a little bit even if you do you know a little bit of training you can make a basic cover it's the off hand that's the terror so in all the other defenses you know we're we're doing our moves we're going through our scholars whatever we're paying attention we're doing our things and we're trying to we're trying to execute things before the offense can come into play and then when the often comes into play adapt the reverso is a special case where the reversal attack isolates the off hand by nature because it comes from the offhand side okay if a mandritto attack comes from the right shoulder the reversal attack comes from the left shoulder okay so by defending the reversal attack and the way that we've done everything else by moving towards the the dagger arm outside we we try and stick this isolation right and as long as we can make the cover it puts us in an amazing position to do some pretty devastating stuff right it puts us in a position to do some stuff which we could only dream of doing in the first remedy master okay and what makes the things in the for in the third remedy master so devastating is the confidence level of success with these things right all of like you know uh in the first remedy master the likelihood of um this this parry of the dagger ending you know ending the fight uh this is a low confidence low uh you know fight ending move it might it might lead to ending the fight but this one you know this is tough right that you know this this clothesline throw could very well be a fight ender but it's a really big motion right it's you know it's possible to get caught um you know the basic cover but we you know we think the basic cover is really not that bad we can put it in right we can get it done oh but wait there's an amazing counter to the basic cover even so even the basic cover in the first remedy master it's not necessarily super high confidence it's just something that you have to do this third remedy master cover is great it's very difficult for them to you know once they've launched the attack of course it's very difficult for them to foil it um if you if you make it properly puts you in an amazing position to do some follow-ons and the follow-ons are often fight enders and most of them prevent or flee from the offhand entering so the counter the counter is much harder from the third remedy master so this is a really neat a really neat uh section a set of plays and finally before we can to continue because of this because of this fact of the reverso attack it is unwise to have the reversal attack as their lead attack for this precise reason um it's the reversal attacks are more common as follow-ons you know once the dagger attack has um been made you know uh a cover has been attempted you've you've countered the cover and now you're in you're in their distance with a free dagger bring it to the left side and give them a nice reversal attack that's kind of more the place that um the attacker is looking to put the reverso because as a main as a main attack it's um if it fails it fails pretty hard and so let's uh let's see it so okay here we go reverso and amber there we go we start with the strong plays of the reverso side which caused countless to lose their lives my students will follow the plays deriving from the defense i am performing with my right hand this is an easy action used to throw someone to the ground all right so fiore uh gives us a little more sass but he uh he he bolsters this notion that we have of this being a strong strong cover um and just says basically this is the cover and here's a move so i like the um well unlike the first remedy master where he shows the cover but he only mentions the move in the text um this third remedy master doesn't actually show the cover it shows a follow-on okay so the cover is effectively frontale where the reverso is being the main arm as opposed to the in the first germany master the main arm which is on the dagger wrist is the left in the third remedy master it's the right and this is if you think about it this is actually fairly intuitive right but anyways so the main arm that's that's making the defense here on the wrist is the right however the left hand is going to be used as well and it's going to be used in frontale where the left landmark is going to be the just behind the elbow of this attack okay the um this is like the one that we practiced a lot in uh in recruitment right well yes um the we've done we've done this quite a lot quite a number of times the the first remedy master the uh in the third remedy master we've done tons right we've done tons um yeah so the the cover is um is done frontale the left hand landmark is just right behind the elbow the right hand is at the wrist once the cover is made you're going to have your push-pull stay choice and then you're going to follow on to whatever this follow-on should look like the third play of wrestling to those astute of you which is basically exactly what this is and it's going to come from either a stay or a um it could come from a pullback yeah stay or pull back i would say okay so i mean there's really not that much to say about this one it's the third player of grappling it's done aggressively um you know percussive to the face going in for that for that throw keeping control of the dagger hand once the enemy is on the ground and you still have control of the dagger hand there's some ways to break it standing up or to disarm or strip the dagger fair very safe and you're you're almost completely isolated from the offhand so fantastic and moving on this one this is a really neat one folio 13vc um zfang would like to read this one uh here's how you here's how you will end up on the ground this would be even safer if i were good armor but even this way you will be helpless i could do this to you even if you were stronger all right so this is an interesting one um in the first remedy master i said something that was sort of well that was a nebulous truth um that i said that this cover is one of i think the only cover in the dagger i think is what i said this is the only cover in the dagger where um well where there's no cover made the only defense where there's no cover made where there's um really more of a parry where the blow is not resisted or captured in any way and after this action the dagger arm is free okay i think i think that's what i said about this one this is the one where you make the pairing you come in with a blow to the thigh or the uh the liver okay so there are several we're going to see in the dagger section a couple of these and and this one there are several other plays that are similar to that one we just looked at except the cover is made right so the force right the cover's made the engagement is achieved you can you're in contact with the arm now the force is absorbed if you know whatever force there was but then you leave the cover okay uh it's my view that these are uncharacteristic of fiore's general style but he does have them here and they're probably good to know right and they work fantastic where they work but the reason why that they're on that they're tricky is because you know the confidence that you have of not being stabbed once you've made the cover principally rests on your control of the dagger hand wrist right physical control the dagger hand wrist allows you to know where the dagger is and that it's not in you it allows you to know it as certain as is possible once you leave that arm though the certainty is now gone so you have to be damn sure that if you're gonna leave it you're leaving it for a good reason okay now this play is a brutal clothesline throw right um i'd love to i'd love to see this done in person on somebody but it's one of these things you can't really do because it's just it's just disgusting and so what this is is this suits best a wild strong push through energy so if someone gives you an absolutely massive reverso okay you make that defense but you don't really bleed off and you don't absorb much of that force at all as soon as you get in contact with that wrist as soon as you know you're inside that arc you don't care as soon as you make contact you leave it and that that contacting wrist right that contacting hand and arm is going to sweep straight up like a ramp this arm and it's going to thunder into their neck as in it is hard to torque with your with your with your um your hips as hard a torque as possible because you're gonna you're you're gonna you're you're directly reversing that energy he's pushing forward right he's attacking you pushing forward that arm's coming forward you're giving him the exact opposite energy and you're going to slam that into his neck and throw him over over your your uh your right leg aaron question uh when you make the cover aren't both of your arms on one side of his neck well both of your arms would be on his um on his uh his left side on the arm so so um this one is going to um you know the left hand is gonna do whatever it needs to do it'll it'll probably you know you'll probably have it on his hip maybe maybe on his back depending on what the the situation is if you were wearing armor then you wouldn't need to care about the incidentals and you could link them up maybe you could maybe pull his head off or something or throw him to the ground that way but the main the main hand doing the throwing here is the right is the right arm and this is this is if you're out of armor this is a very bold move and this is it's going to be something which we're going to talk about or this is a good example of something we're going to talk about in the sword section it's a cover by measure alone okay a cover with measure alone i'm not going to define it now we'll we'll deal with that in the sword section but if this guy's pushing forward as you feel him push forward you have that much time to switch and get this this throw and if you get it it's safe because his fortitude will be instantly gone he'll be flying over and you know maybe he'll flail and try and rake your back with the dagger or something like that i don't know honestly i don't think that's that big of a deal nor do i think he's gonna have the wherewithal to you know plant a solid you know you'll never kill me again stab in there when he's just had his you know he's had his neck brutally clothed lined and uh and thrown over this closed line i think is far worse far far worse than this one because the energies are exactly the you know the energies are exactly the opposite whereas in this one you're you're um in in this close line from the first remedy master you're already on the pullback right he's already pulling back and you step in and do it so anyway that's what this is okay um because it's a big motion again similar to this clothesline because it's a big motion you have to do it in the right time otherwise you'll be caught and uh because he's leaving the dagger here it's my view that the only appropriate place for this is in you know when the when the attacker is giving you a huge large uh conan style you know uh reverso otherwise i don't think you have time to leave yeah a very cool one and again if you were an armor this would be even better because again in armor you're um you're not worried about incidentals um so this would probably be yeah this would be a fantastic playing armor okay moving on what time is it 9 10 okay cool all right the arm bar the bad dog as is uh affectionately no that's a that's a name from the early emma days back at the top of the list alex k you go to the ground with a dislocated arm thanks to the art of my crown master there's no counter you can do and i hold you like this to protect to prolong your suffering i like leoni's first one watch me hold you to see your pain see to see you in pain oh it's terrible all right so um the bad dog the bad dog this one um so if we can imagine the initial cover where this arm is landmarked to the behind the elbow this is one thing that can happen from the initial cover without any real change in position okay once that attack is is given um if the arm is straight and you you know you have the tempo to do it you could potentially immediately even go into this one okay this is likely going to happen from a push through or a stay energy a pullback is likely going to bend the arm immediately and it's going to give you other opportunities but basically if the arm is straight at the moment of cover which reversals tend to be by nature this is a fantastic play and it's a play where you don't even have to modify your uh your initial cover very much at all his his left arm is completely isolated it's very difficult to counter and yeah it's just fantastic um when i started at emma guelph many years ago one of the scholars there showed me a i think a karate riff on this which is he called it the wet towel but if you can imagine making the cover but not resisting really with any force on the dagger arm but punching palm forward punching this uh this left arm to the crook of the elbow so you're basically snapping in midair you're snapping the elbow like a twig at the precise moment of the where the cover would land right because you because you've engaged it you're you know you're safe and you have the rigid the rigidity on the elbow so i you know that's that's another one i'd love to see the done at full speed but of course not to any of my friends this is a fantastic solid classic armbar so uh can you explain how you like how you get to this from a stay energy right so um imagine okay so we see here that we see here the remedy master has already gone to it the third play of wrestling right but we see the landmarks here okay so imagine the reverso attack right it's come it's coming the third remedy master has met it and he's met in frontale where his right hand is on the wrist right his right hand is on the wrist and his left hand is at the elbow so let's just pull up frontale really briefly from the dagger section oh sorry grappling section and here we go so we reverse this image he's in frontale right that's where the cover is made okay um he's made the cover there right right hand on wrist left hand right behind the elbow and so he's already completely on the outside of this person so all he has to do is pull with the right hand push with the left and add some footwork and a core shift to it little increasing step and this guy is going to throw himself on the ground to avoid the arm break and of course it's not going to really stop the arm break it's going to temporarily prolong it does that make sense yeah so this is right this can be done right from the moment of the cover uh yeah the hands are precisely where they would be on the arm when the cover is made okay did i answer your question yeah thank you next one next one lots of questions today keep it keep it up this is good um all righty so the next few we have are i'm gonna break my rhythm and dip into the pd a little bit actually on this one the pd's got some interesting ones um but the next three we have were all more or less on a theme okay and they're the theme of the lower key so if we remember last time we looked at three keys we looked at upper keys middle keys and lower keys so we looked at um we looked at upper keys middle keys and yeah i was just about to write an l and lower keys okay so these uh what we're about to see here one two three these are all lower keys okay these are all lower keys where an upper key structure in some form is inserted into a lower key arm where the hand is here and the elbow is here right so um with both high keys and low keys they're always best leverage wise when the elbows and hands match up so if you know if the high key elbow is where the hand is on the low key and the high key hand is where the elbow is on the low key then it's a pretty devastating key and this is something that we saw perfectly demonstrated in the second remedy master with with this play here right we have we have this um we have this these two structures the high key and the low key uh matched up perfectly okay in this case though it's high key in high key i suppose but anyways it makes more sense on the floor but so with the low keys what we see is we see we see the high key structure put in so not only does this completely isolate you from the the opposite arm and not only is it very difficult for the enemy to break out but it's very secure and it can provide disarms and um and other things so let's look at some low keys so here we go 14 ra we have this one um current oh no andrew would like to read this one this is a grapple that has no counter and admits no defense with it i can take your dagger away as it is easy to put you in a bind and dislocate your arm you won't be able to free yourself unless i decide to let you go and in the meantime i can wreck you as i please that's a great word um okay cool so here we go so here um so the lower keys um while it's always best if we can flow with the energy of our opponent occasionally we have the opportunity to um bend them to our will in a way that um isn't necessarily dangerous and so in the typical reverso attack right although reversos the the reversal target can be the neck to the the thigh right um the the elbow is going to be more downwards than upwards okay the the elbow of the enemy it's going to be pointing it's more likely to be pointing downwards than it is to be pointing upwards and they say that because the elbow pointing upwards is one of the structural necessities for getting this lower key right so in cases where the elbow is pointing upwards in the in this this third remedy master it's possible that we have the strength in the structure to just change that by the shear strength of our position right lower the arm a bit and with this you know with with this connection right hand on hand on wrist and hand on elbow isolating or to his out excuse me to his outside it's possible that we can just make this happen okay so um it's possible to get here right from the cover if we have the strength in the structure it's also possible to get here if they begin to pull back and especially if they begin to pull back to the lower left-hand quadrant okay why are they likely to pull back to the lower left-hand quadrant well there's not they're not necessarily likely to do that they're likely to to pull back to the left side of course because that's the side that's directly away from the cover right that makes sense they're likely to pull back either high or low okay but reflexively pulling back low to the left hand seems like this quadrant seem might seem to the defend uh the attacker to be the farthest away from the enemy right the defender is is defending in this um this top right hand quadrant here it's not unreasonable to pull that dagger away to a place that seems farthest away from their defense it's not necessarily a good thing right there are better things to do but these pullbacks are are often reflexive right so if this if the cover's made and the defender feels this elbow bending and this arm wanting to go down as soon as that arm bends right and they have control of this wrist and elbow obviously because of the cover you can put on lower keys okay you can you can basically force lower keys so this is a lesson for defenders that if you know even if we have a strong cover if we're listening to the energy that the opponent is giving us sometimes they can make things worse for themselves and these lower keys are an example okay anyways regardless of how we got here um this is it there's no dagger drawn in here the dagger is pretty easy to disarm in a number of ways in this position we'll look at that on the floor okay let's look at the next one which is very similar all right current much like to read this one you are losing your diver because of the way i hold you when i take it away from you i can put you in a low buying and make you suffer i will bind you in the key of absolutely once you enter that bind you won't be able to get out and you will suffer great things okay so again reminder we're doing our zarya here this is pretty similar to the play we just saw except it's done with one hand now of of all the plays that brian and um you know and kell and and dave savadan and and dave murphy of all the plays that provost have tried to teach me over the years you know the free scholars kellen aldo this is the play that i just i have i i have a hard time getting this one all right this is a tough one okay it's clearly a one-handed arm bar it's got some structural things to it that you can't really describe on the floor or unless you're on the floor um your arms have to be in parallel you have to have your elbow in the right place your wrist has to be in the right position etc etc if you do it right it's fine if you don't do it right it's awful and you probably wouldn't do it against somebody who was equally as strong as you though the other provost and free scholars may in fact say that if you do it right it doesn't matter but i suck at this one right that's the long the short of it um but it's a play and the the the utility of it obviously is that if you get a one-handed arm bar in this position your right hand is free and clear to not only disarm the dagger but bring it back to the enemy so this we we have clear motivation for attempting this sort of thing it's definitely a thing you can do it's shockingly something that takes practice [Laughter] like everything in the book right that's another kind of example of a you know low-key arm bar depending on where's elbows at all right um is that achieved with a voltage delay like are you turning away to like bend the probably just think think in my mind uh yeah i think so i think so yeah at least a little bit a little bit of a shift there yeah it's obviously going to necessitate you trading well so effectively i mean how i understand this to to work is that you've traded the double contact that you that you used to have where one hand was on the wrist one hand was on the elbow you've traded the double contact to a single arm so you sh you still have this double contact it's just that it's one arm is doing it right wrist on wrist elbow on elbow yeah yeah for sure but it's tough i i i think it's tough um it's definitely not would you still be making the initial cover in front and then sort of sliding your left hand up the attacker's forearm yes that is that's exactly correct so obviously this is going to have its time and place in in measure um what energy does this best suit probably a stay energy i would say um i wouldn't make the slide necessarily on a push through but maybe if you were if you were confident enough you could do it but that's but that's right so i at the moment of the cover you're going to exchange your right hand with uh sorry yeah exchange your right hand with your left hand on the wrist and slide that elbow in at the same time so you still have the two points of contact it looks very similar to the push through there is that one move in which you like break against it with your elbow but that's like ah we're worried we'll get to that that looks very like turned indeed indeed uh yeah yeah i'm looking forward to getting to to that one but yeah this is a single arm single arm arm bar and um last but not least of the lower keys we have the quintessential uh hallmark strong lower key and who's next graham uh this is called a low bind or strong key with this bind you can kill a man even in armor since you can hit him in the most vulnerable places it is impossible to exit this bind as you can see in the picture if you enter this bind you'll be in a world of trouble and pain although i love how he he he starts to build it up and then he kind of poor he he kind of softens it you know he doesn't say you know i don't know i just i just feel like he he's building up to saying this is amazing and then he goes and you'll be in a little trouble if you get this and you'll be in a little trouble a little trouble all right okay cool so the the lower key it's impossible to counter it you can kill him you can kill a man in this bind even in armor uh wow must be must be pretty good but it is this this key is amazing um it's also circumstantially one of the most um or let me put it this way when we teach this we have a lot of trouble uh getting people to do this in the way that we're intending to get them to do it and that's principally because of the difference between landmarking on the shoulder or landmarking on the elbow this picture is shown in the way that we would think is best anyway which is the hand of the scholar is landmarking on the enemy's elbow so their arms are parallel almost this is a great strong lower key and this is a key that can be held despite the enemies attempt to turn to face you which is the standard weight that you would try and counter it this can be insisted by this um by keeping keeping the turn keeping turning to your left side and insisting that bend and it's insisting that elbow your elbow in his back okay if that hand is on the shoulder very easy to counter and it's not really that big of a deal at all okay um not only that but it's it's it it doesn't give you as much leverage this one can can give you a throw as well okay um fiore says that you can kill a man even in armor by striking in the most you can strike him in the most vulnerable places well if you had a dag in your hand you have basically his whole left side you can stitch up you can stitch up under his armpit and you can you can sneak it under his under his male skirt into his for more artery in the leg depending on his leg harness or of course in the back of his head right so fantastic in fact it used to be the case in emma that we would say that there are two kinds of lower keys weak lower keys and strong lower keys where a weak lower key is when we have this position but it's actually with the right arm instead where the left arm is kind of you know on his back the small of his back somewhere maybe on his left shoulder um this is this is very much my view but over the years i've actually become rather rigid in my belief about this which is that the weak lower keys are useless anytime you can get a weak lower key you can get a strong lower key super easily there's no there's no excuse there's no reason to go for a weak lower key obviously in the heat of the moment you're going to get what you get but practicing weak lower keys it's there's really there's really no point the takeaway for here for us for here and as seeing as we're not on the floor is just that strong lower keys are not that difficult to get once you know what they are um you know they're they're they're pretty good and they they're they feel fantastic you you feel in control um with a strong lower key and they're you know you we should be hunting for strong lower keys everywhere in albersare and with the sword with everything strong lower keys are absolutely amazing it's amazing how many times this happens in spear as a matter of fact if i i can't tell you how many times i've been lower keyed by kel spear when not expecting it so uh these come up everywhere um all right and then last but definitely not least because we have to pop to the pd the counter really yeah so to confirm like you can get to that fifth scholar position instead of the third scholar what you're saying so instead of like doing the uh the other lower key you can oh yes um yep yep easily as a matter of fact um you see this left arm so let's just take a look at that for example oh man i wish we're on the floor to demonstrate this all you have to do actually to turn this into a strong lower key is to take this hand and push his hand over your elbow you can literally just pop it over right and you can force that pop to so if you just push this hand over your own elbow you know in this picture his his hand is already landmarked to the enemy's elbow so he's precisely where this uh where this lower key is that we just saw um you can just pop it over and that's the uh that's the weak lower key right no that's the strong that would be this no the one with two hands is the weak one no no no this is no the uh both weak and strong have two hands it's just a different hand that's that's doing the key but maybe i should have held that back just to prevent from confusing you forget there's we there's weak lower keys there's only strong lower keys and they're all there's only the ones that we looked at today man yeah so then i guess the fundamental difference between these two is the your hand the one that is controlling him or like i'm just like yeah yeah yeah so no no no no don't don't apologize so the the difference the major difference between this one the fifth scholar here and this one the third scholar is the third scholar is controlling this arm of the enemy with both his hands the fourth or the fifth scholar is doing it with just one okay okay and the the strong lower key allows you to take this hand off right and com commit this hands to injuring the enemy right because this this hand is um is keeping this bind okay okay thank you whereas of course in this position both the scholars hands are occupied so this hand obviously can't can't can't hit him or draw a dagger or finish the fight because it's got both hands on her but this one becomes this one very easily okay okay thank you you're welcome okay so where are we okay so for those of you who have to leave now we're going to be looking at the um the last play in the getty third remedy master which is the cover oh sorry the the counter and then i'm gonna look at a few plays in the pd and then i might um start the fourth remedy master okay but if you have to leave go ahead and you can catch it up on the video um all right so the counter to the third remedy master who did i end with graham uh overnight would you like to read this one yep okay this is the counter of the third king the one playing from the reverse side i have performed this blind i have performed this bind which is sure and safe both in and out of armor if i get this hold on an unarmed man i can mess up his hand and even dislocate it out of pain he'll be forced to kneel at my feet and it will be easy to strike him if i want to all right so this is this is fun to practice in class the uh the kneeling at my feet thing is is too real because that's that's the most common reaction that i've seen people in class do to this play because so basically what this is is it's a trap on the on the wrist of the um of the enemy so how this works of the defender how this works is the attacker will give the reverso but there they're already kind of thinking of the counter like they're they kind of they already suspect what the basic cover is going to be right and um so this off hand this off hand is right behind the attack it's coming right behind and as soon as the cover's made the offhand comes in and grabs the blade and the attacker basically squares up on the wrist and even if this picture's drawn you know this picture's not doing the defender uh uh very much on her because his off hand is nowhere to be found right it's floating in the breeze even if his offhand was on the elbow this would still work great and what this attack is going to do is he's going to he's going to suck out all of the space in this little structure he's made it's going to suck it out in an instant and is going to transfer this structure directly to puerto rico if the dagger has a blade or even if it doesn't it causes a lot of pain on the uh on the defender and this you know kneeling at his feet if he had a blade it would be just the worst it would be just the worst um so it's a great it's a it's a great counter can mess up his hand dislocate his wrist obviously if he's an armor depending on what hand what hands he has you know maybe it's not as good but at a minimum though of course it uh changes the situation from the disaster that was the third remedy master cover and it puts the momentum back in the dagger person's hands okay this cover has a fantastic uh escape though before this space is sucked out if the defender shifts his hand to the offhand hand if this defender shifts his hand from from this arm to this hand he can actually press down on this hand and open the whole structure up and escape completely you have to do this before the space is sucked out though otherwise you have no chance the problem of course is that once you've escaped now you still have to get back to this dagger hand somehow which probably means you're uncrossed in distance the dagger is probably free so you're going to be you're going to be throwing yourself onto this dagger to try and get the uh to get some registration on it so you can start to do your defense again either that or you're you've you're running so fast that this guy doesn't know what happened you pulled a perfect cops traverse and ran away um yeah so that's this counter and it's a the counter to the main dagger hand right the main hand in the cover is the one on the wrist here which is in this case the right one okay all right so even though i want to try and focus on the getty in this back to the cell study course we're going to take a brief uh trip into the passanny dossier because the pd actually has some really interesting and things to say about the third remedy master okay secondary mastery third revenue master okay so first of all um the first master in the pd is different and in emma toronto at least and i think this is the case in most if not all msls right now uh the basic cover and disarm to the reverso is the the play shown in the first two images of the pazani dossie not the getty um why is this i'm not actually sure why historically why he's done this way you know this was the play that i first learned to defend against the the reverso but so what's happening here is we're still getting this landmark um we'll still we're still landmarking this cover just as we as we did in the getty but in the pd the master has traded the landmark from the rip from the palm of the hand to the armpit and he's traded it percussively so this could break the arm in and of itself easily okay the the weight of your core blasted through the elbow can could easily break or break the arm so this is a fantastic play not only that but it's super high confidence it's very difficult to [ __ ] this up like this is this this is just great and it follows really well from uh you know a standard third um a standard reversal cover right it out and it also has a disarm incumbent in it because um because you've landed because you've traded the landmark from the palm to the armpit you can then bend that elbow and get that hand over to where the dagger is so not only can you break the arm and you have total control total core control of that of that dagger on but you can disarm the dagger and you can disarm the dagger without the main dagger hand right in the first remedy master the disarms were done with the with the main dagger hand right um which is the left right except of course with the i suppose the main the main disarm is with the left right and moving to the left um there's this dust arm later the fidente disarm which is done with the right so that's you know that's that's high confidence too but the point is is that you know this is just a fantastic play this is my this is my go-to play with the reverso it's just fantastic and after the disarm it has it has all of the other place incumbent in it right you could break his arm disarm the dagger and do the third play of of um of grappling one after the other without stopping easily without him really being able to do much so this is you know if anybody was ever in doubt that a strong reversal as an opening attack is a bad idea please rest your doubts right and this is only in the pd right it's not in the getty so we have this we have this um basic cover we have the disarm right we show it showed a finishing here we see some plays we've seen in the getty the third play grappling the clothesline throw the bad dog we have a bad dog with an elbow instead of a an arm we see a lower key with the two hands we see the single arm lower key as well incident uh uh uh interesting um we see we see a set up to and finish of another lower key and then finally we see the the trap okay so um so neat right neat the the pd had had something to show to us um yeah all right so that's the third remedy master all right so it's 9 44. um hmm i was hoping we get to the fourth remedy master today a little bit but um maybe i'll pause for questions now it's probably a good idea so does anybody have any questions about the second or third remedy master that we've looked at today yeah i have a question about the third so that that play in the uh in the pd the first and second ones um that's that's what i've been taught anyway as like the main reversey disarm so that's interesting that that comes from not even the main manuscript that we study well yes and so directly yeah yeah yeah the getty um [Music] so obviously i'm i'm second generation emma i wasn't the first you know i wasn't part of the first generation that really started this project um when emma began as my understanding i i think it began with the pd the getty was right it was a second edition right or it was a was a later a later edition and so and i think this is the case with most furious around is that the pd was their first major um introduction to fiore and then and then the getty was um the getty was was expanded later and so you know azam has gone on because of the gettys um because of the text in the getty uh and it's it's more conducive to what we need what we need to use it for for teaching purposes we've relied more and more on the getty but um not because of per se or qualitative difference the pd is pretty great it's got lots of unique plays and uh it's really neat to see stuff that comes from the pd and not from the from the getty aaron i do think that you're correct if i remember correctly when i first started studying it was the passanidosi that they were going by yeah yeah yeah that's right amber you were i think you're probably in uh near the first generation of students and whatnot were you in the same clear location in toronto yeah i mean i actually attended well i visited the sinclair location before they moved but i didn't start studying until they had moved over to dupont man the legendary uh st claire location to uh experience the mold yeah so this is um this is the main disc from that we all are the main cover and discipline that we all uh learn um it's it's fantastic at full speed this is definitely the one that i would do for a thousand percent sure um of note is also a play we're going to see in the fourth remedy master um but i'm gonna oh what happened where did i go i don't want so fourth remedy master uh this is also a fantastic play which is unique to the pd it's not in the getty we're gonna so we won't see it in the fourth remedy master but i might as well show it anyway this is also a play which is great from the third remedy master cover so if you can imagine making this cover with the landmarks right coming over the over the elbow just like this but instead of doing the disarm you just kind of turn parallel to the arm and you just you just kick out your leg and put all of your force on that elbow landmark and you're pulling up you know as hard as you can you're landing you're trying to land so that the elbow of the enemy hits the ground first right oh just disgusting but this is but this is you know this is a another one that i think is is fantastic specifically because it's a high confidence move right there's no real moving parts to this one you've made the cover you've you know you've eaten the arm with your armpit and you're you know you're doing a little shift and you're falling down on it it's fantastic the only with this one the only really interesting uh unique technical element to this one is that it's one of a very few if this might even be the only one in fiora i see whenever i say that i think i'm lying but this is one of the few that you actually give your fortitudo to get the break um i said in one of the first classes that fury never gives anything to get anything obviously you know you never say never but that's not his style to give a position to get a position if you were in a multiple opponent situation obviously this is probably not the most effective play to do there are better ones where you can keep your fourth detail and still break his arm or do what you need to do but if you were alone if you have the time to do it this is a very very high confidence high success move that i would be confident doing at full speed where many of these other ones i wouldn't be so confident um did i answer your question graham yes thank you very much okay excellent anybody else have any questions or anything i want to look at again yeah so actually that's the last one uh really different from me the counter um no the one where you give up before the two though okay so the the question that raises for me is are there plays that do not work in armor like that one seems like one where putting myself on the ground in armor uh well sure um uh although you know if you were uh you know if if you were it was the only person you were fighting right if you were in a judicial duel or something like that this would be a pretty spectacular way to finish off your judicial duel break his arm in half and then stand up and look at the ladies right that the duel will be over for sure right um are there plays that um that don't that don't work in armor is your question um okay so there there are some plays that are better out of armor than in armor for sure or that in the way that we're understanding them probably suit being out of armor more the counter is a good one right all plays which tend to rely on striking for pain compliance for example um you know in the first remedy master we saw this deflection play right if he's in armor you know hitting him in the thigh or the kidneys or the excuse me the uh the liver uh you know when he's in armor he probably is not going to care at all that's probably a waste of time um and you know this this play this counter in armor if he's got good hands uh you know you might not even be able to do it um you know what else um yeah so so the point is there there are some plays which work better out of armor than in armor um you know this uh this first remedy master the strike on the initial cover right if he's you know if he's got good face protection the strike's probably not worth the time to do it's probably better to focus on like doing a more strength cover to get both your hands in there right or you know something else so um there there are plays i would say the short answer to your question there are plays which probably wouldn't work very well in armor in general though i would say you know the context of the fight is going to shift your attention to plays that are higher confidence to work in that context right so if you're out of armor you're going to have a suite of plays at the top of your mind that you know suit that particular condition best say you know whatever it is out of armor against an opponent who's weaker than you um and you know is attacking you with a reversal something like that right your your suite of plays is going to focus on that context in armor you're going to focus on the highest confidence plays that are going to work in armor so there may be plays which may also work even though in armored even though they work better out of armor but you're probably not going to care about those they're not going to be your go-to ones and in armor in armor abrasare wise the plays which unbalance fortitudo and plays which get isolation on limbs are great they're the money in armor um and especially plays which can facilitate you drawing your own weapon right um some depending on people's armor sometimes these things like arm breaks and what not you know maybe the armor actually prevents it right based on how the controller is supposed to ask that yeah perfectly possible as arrow flynn might say perfectly possible mr pitt um you know like this one this counter if the guy's got really great hands it might not be worth trying um you know you're going to be trying to you're going to be sawing through his wrist like you know while he's drawing this dagger with his left hand right um or whatever so uh so yeah yeah um your your attention is gonna generally shift to plays which have the highest confidence uh you have the highest confidence that they're going to work in your in your in your context um the cool thing about fiore in a way is that he kind of gives you he gives you a ton of different different plays a lot of which focus on the same principles but um you know some of which he shows in some contexts and not in others so you can we can look at the plays in the armored section some of them we can ask how they would work out of armor and vice versa right and we we should ask those questions all the way through our study of the of the text but i think you know the more more we look at the text the more we get a sense of which plays probably suit which context better and so the pain compliance plays probably sued out of armor better um some of these gross motor plays like um this play oh my god oh that would be fantastic in armor right even if you know getting this guy's head bent over even if you actually couldn't physically break his arm because of the armor that wouldn't matter you're going to thunder his head to the ground on this one right and even if you know that that's going to be awful to to to experience an armor and this play is going to be fantastic in armor right not not least because your vision is you know terrible right once you've made this cover you don't need your vision at all you could do that play utterly blind wouldn't even matter you could do this play perfectly well because you have all the registration you need so those those kinds of things um that's what i would say would you know i would make a play great in armor versus not plays like you know they require a lot of dexterity that requires some vision to require really precise timing you know maybe they're not the best to try an armor um you know when you're tired and sweaty and your vision is kind of blind you part you're partially injured in a bunch of different places and you're not really sure where the other guy's vulnerable and blah blah blah and you maybe you're on a battlefield there's multiple opponents you know all that stuff is also context um yeah does that did that that answer the question that was uh that was asked yeah so i guess you're looking at sort of either context where both fighters are um on armored or both fighters are armored dude do we do any discussion of like one fighter armored the other not kind of situation um that's a that's a great question that's a great question um hmm man that is a good question so the short answer is i don't know like of like most things so the one guy armored and one guy not armored i wonder in the mounted section if there's a case like that so i'm gonna say i don't think so okay however uh it doesn't matter because because we learn the principles of how to defeat the other by looking at the paired context anyways so you know this is actually a fantastic question um and it might get a little theoretical if you forgive me but just just just just hold on for a second you know fiore doesn't show um sword versus spear right he doesn't show polax versus sword you know he doesn't show mounted versus abrasari you know on foot you know what i mean he doesn't show a lot of different different things usually in these medieval fighting manuscripts usually the um topic in question is shown in its as it were in its purest form which is the same thing against the same thing so you know what you're what you're looking at when you're studying something like that when you're looking at you know unarmed abrasives on armed abrasari right um you know sword in one hand versus sword in one hand what you're looking at is you're looking at a situation where the the nature of the weapon and the nature of the context is in its most obvious form okay because when you have a mixed context the nature of the you know the context of each thing is obscured a little bit and you know in dagger the first five plays of dagger are in a mixed context they're abraza i mean per se right it's always a bizarre of course of course of course but it's not unarmed grappling versus unarmed grappling right the first five masters uh remedy masters and dagger are unarmed abrasive versus armed abrazari right and so you know uh if all we had was this it would be harder right if we didn't have any abrasive versus abrasari and we if we didn't have any if we didn't have any dagger on dagger it would be harder for us to get to the bottom of the nature of abra zare as it were and dagger as it were right but because we have sections of abrasive versus abrasari alone right and because we have dagger versus dagger we're able to see the nature of the weapon the nature of the tool okay and so um you know so so too with the sword so too with this you know sword and armor you know how would sword and armor work against uh spear and armor well we we can understand the nature of sword and armor studying sword and armor against itself and just so by spear by studying spear against itself and then we can take what we understand of those we can take that to the comparison so it's perfectly possible for us to have a good sense of how sword and armor would fight spear and armor if we knew sword and armor it's as itself and spears itself okay whereas it's not necessarily possible to do that if all we had was the mix now why am i going on this big uh this big long rant or or explanation so you know are there examples of fighting you know unarmored versus armored and vice versa so there aren't in the book however we can we we still learn how to do it right we learn then we learn the nature of armor from the plays and armor and we learn the nature of unarmored through the plays unarmored therefore if we're the armored fighter being that we know our unarmored fighting we know where the weaknesses are we know what to do right we know the strengths know the weaknesses and as the unarmored fighter if we know our armored fighting then we know the weaknesses of the armored fighter right whether or not we're armored doesn't matter per se to you know exploiting the weaknesses and avoiding the strengths of the armored fighter you know what i mean um so so in that sense through reading fiore we're gonna learn how we might in fiore's way fight say if we're unarmored and we're fighting an armored enemy and vice versa okay having said that it's also the case that um armored fighting in general we're going to get to this a lot later of course i'll talk about this more in depth later but armored fighting is the epitome of fighting out of armor out of a fighting out of armor comes first fighting in armor comes second and this is because of its nature so as an armored fighter you are you know you must know you must know the nature of fighting out of armor because you're in armor you couldn't possibly have done it otherwise except if you were if you forgive me a really you know crass drive-by uh if you were in the battle of nations then then you are but then do you really understand fighting in armory well you know since this is gonna go viral on youtube of course i i you know i'm not sure if i should say more we might get a whole bunch of uh of dislikes but no no so so um so yes long story short though there aren't any really direct examples of fighting out of armor against somebody in armor in fiore the book provides us ample context to understand the nature of that engagement with sufficient intimacy so we're going to learn by the end of the book you know certainly by the end of the the you know the act section and the spear section we're going to have a very clear context of what it means to be an armor and what it means to be out of armor um the sword is going to teach us a lot about that um we you know the the largo section in the sword is gonna teach us a lot about fighting with a long weapon out of armor that we're not gonna see for a while right the first a lot of the book a lot of the principles in the book and the attributes of fighting and the nature of fighting is talked about in a very close dirty context and the kind of fencing the clean kind of fencing stuff is going to come later and it's going to kind of cap off our understanding of what it means to fight out of armor so which is basically it can it can be super dirty super dirty and gross but it can be super clean too um you know in armor uh i would say i don't know if metal heads would disagree with this in armor it's just gonna be dirty there you could you could have a clean fighting armor i suppose um you get a nice clean stab you know arrange you know pull acts of the head and whatever um but if you're fighting against somebody who knows what they're doing um all the fights uh that people have an armor at emma and between people who know what they're doing in armor the fights are pretty uh um they're they're pretty brutal i would say right armor is good it's good for reason it prevents the kind of quick and clean kills that you can get sometimes out of armor but yeah we'll see lots more of that of that later that's a great question and um this is also something that uh please do take to your study of other manuscripts as well um you know those of you who have looked at the wichtenhauer or looking at other manuscripts um you know when you're studying when you're studying a manual it's it's always easier to understand what's going on when the when the weapon is paired with itself when the weapon is not paired with itself it's much harder to get a sense of what the writer thinks the weapon is like and what it should do all right um okay any last any last questions all right so we looked at today we looked at the second and a third remedy master next week we're going to look at the fourth which um it's not that long it's got some place in it how many places it have it's got a few plays got a couple disarms got a couple high keys it's got a throw and a counter and then we get to the fifth remedy master the fifth remedy master is going to be a big section for us because it's kind of the the bridge between the sections with dagger and the sections without and it's also the fifth remedy master is the only dagger remedy master which doesn't begin with a cover it begins with a grappling position which is a high grab those of uh those astute of you who remember our first very first class should recall the universal counter to high grabs which is you know so you're if you can remember what that was from the grappling section you already know where this uh part partly where this might go but anyway next week we're going to look at the fendente uh sorry the fourth remedy master which is a cover against defendante and then uh the fifth the fifth remedy master and then we're going to be on to the dagger versus dagger part of the book which is going to be really cool because of course it's a is a the context is a lot different and some of the problems are a little different than uh we've seen uh previously all right um always a pleasure everybody um let's uh i'll put it on youtube of course and um yeah everybody stay safe and healthy and we'll see you next week thanks aaron thank you aaron thank you thanks erica | Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts | UCBhKCyb3DdMJYGz1nsJGcjA | 2021-01-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 17,562 | 88,814 |
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H3v2yU3Kg5Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3v2yU3Kg5Y | Communities of Color Press Conference Highlights Lack of Diversity at UMD | american continued faculty at this institution how many students of color will still transfer out of this institution simply because the campus climate today is threatening as we think about these things students staff and faculty of color are impacted daily by racism but most important is the impact of their involvement to addressing these issues in their current status thank you they are often forced to silence simply because because they cannot afford to fail academically and lose their positions therefore we stand here today to demand systematic changes anyway what i want to talk about is uh some of the historical uh what i said benchmark at the university and that is uh since the inception of the university as i know it from the normal school to the university of minnesota duluth which i believe took place in about 1949 up until today no african-american has gained tenure at this institution there's been very little recruitment of african-americans and those who have come i have left very shortly because they understand the climate is not conducive to them achieving their success we urge the university to change the climate here and and be recognized that much of the problem uh institutional and the people that who have sustained racism uh in this institution in spite of the leadership that's come to bring about change those people are still in place to maintain the status quo so we expect them to take a deeper look into their ranks and weed out those people who continue to perpetuate racism and we believe that we talked about the the uh the first of all the recruitment process the interview process there are no people of color normally at least and i can say for african-americans are part of those processes to make the selection and for those who are able to to achieve in spite of that uh still do not a kind of a support system in place so they as i said they either stay long enough until they ask to leave or they or they leave on their own because they recognize this the condition what we have had in recent racism uh uh uh that shouldn't say research over the years we have many racial incidents that have taken place here those racial incidents has traumatized students who come from uh uh well-rounded families uh integrated kind of neighborhoods who have not been exposed to the kind of racism they experienced here at doing umd some of them have been uh hurt both psychologically and otherwise and there are many who quietly left their parents came and got him said this is not the school that i want my child to go to we also had parents who said that based on what they've seen in this community they don't want their kids raised in this kind of community and i've had those discussions with those parents who have left as soon as they can get up out of here and find a job some other place that they believe that their kid would feel have a well-rounded experience so i want to challenge the university first of all to look at its uh uh the mission statement they have and their core values and make sure that they uh live up to those and put things in place that uh that that will bring about the change that they talk about and we want to make sure that african-americans are specifically mentioned in there as one of their uh one as part of their vision and part of the goals that they want to achieve the the other piece is that i would like to see we would like to see that the uh that the university again create a process that that everyone can concede that the education is diverse enough that people feel like their culture and their experience is included in the educational system that they are teaching here and most people feel like they are not talking that they are not included in there we talked to a another support talked about uh forming a partnership with the local community the african-american community and and the school district to talk about how we can get more african-americans uh into the institution and develop a system where they can succeed no one has talked about the barriers that exist here and you we're not going to get here with those barriers are from the majority community who managed it who may be part of the problem okay and we're not going to hear from students the majority of students who majority of them are succeeding we want to know if we want them to know from those students who who come here who is experiencing problems they can tell you what the the problems that they have and we need the university administration to listen to what it is they have to say i'm going to yield right now to uh the next speaker which will be richard ford thank you my name is ricky defoe i've been a community member here in duluth minnesota for about 35 years of my life i've attended this institution uh university of minnesota at duluth in the 80s i've stood in the past in solidarity with the african american community i do so today in solidarity and i'll continue to do so in the future in solidarity with all peoples of color as we fight systemic racism in this community particularly in the higher learning the higher schooling at this university university of minnesota duluth i want to talk about white whiteness particularly but also race and a little bit about education we understand race we understand education but do we understand the concept of whiteness whiteness is really is the same way that a man can be a feminist so it is that a white can be anti-white so it is that a person of color can be go through their whole life in whiteness whiteness is a racial concept it's a it's a worldview view white people are really the subjects of of that because they get the benefits and the privileges that come with uh domination and white supremacy those are some of the things that i wanted to in whiteness as a whole and i think the greatest challenge to civil society in terms of race is confronting those contours of whiteness we have here in a culture in the university of minnesota duluth something that's really been hostile to people of color since uh since really since the universities come into existence here in this community so we see this hostility we see an extreme tolerance of racist incidents at this university that goes uh the one the perpetrators are they do so with impunity there's nothing that's done so forth to the the students the staff uh these things in this nature so we see the extreme tolerance of racist incidents at this institution it's in the culture that we see in this institution it's part of their culture so this is where i talk about our whiteness as a as a policy as an educational construction of whiteness and um and it's really a socialized racial system that upholds reifies and reinforces the superiority of whites and we have to understand in which way is u.s nation uh created through this educational process the really uh uh white racial quality if you will so in the nation creating through the educational construction of whiteness at this institution we as a community see these things take shape and form now in order for white racial hegemony to saturate everyday life it has to be secured by a process of domination um acts and decisions and policies that white subjects perpetuate on people of color and this happens on an everyday basis here in this institution these are every we have been provided with insights into the everyday cognates of a structural system that privileges um white america now we talk about from the native perspective all these incidents like say the that are tolerated here with the uh the smallpox blanket incidents and those things of that nature we talk about the culture of it and we from the community take a look at what is being co-opted and we just see the first masters of tribal administration here that was graduated their first class uh last night and when we think about being co-opted and stuff and we think about whiteness how does this play a part in the nation building and we as a native community are we supposed to accept uh be extremely grateful for these small concessions or these privileges when our fundamental equalities are being denied here at this university for all people of color particularly here today we the african-american community here so we're looking for true equality in all of america so this is where we talk about nation building and whiteness in this institution so uh we have to understand that what we're in real about what we're faced with here in this institution today we can't just purport these things i think really it has a great thing to do with many of the white americans some of the allies even they we talk about a cognitive dissonance a psychological dissonance where you have a conflict with your attitudes and your beliefs and we see that happening time and time again in this institution here and in society as a general so you purport to do some good things you talk about doing some good things but you're unable to do you're unable to do so your actions uh are not that we from the community take a look at actions and that's what we're doing here today is direct action mr default uh could you uh could you elaborate on what you mean by token actions such as questions so good afternoon my name is carl crawford and as the evening is setting once again on another academic session here at umd and campuses here in town once again we have students that their dreams are distinguished by the ugly clause of racism as community members we have come to the table many a time pushed back with a note that says we are going to do better we are going to work harder but they have fell on deaf ears now once again we are standing here today that a document was produced back in 2011 2011 that stated changes were going to be made and i'm standing here today to show you that those changes have not been made those promises have not been kept so our silence can no longer be kept we must stand up for our children for our faculty for our community members i want you to know this is not anti-umd this is pro-equity and education for everybody so as we stand here today the challenge is to look farther and say you cannot find or fix a solution with the problems that help created it there must be change there must be something different we can no longer allow our kids our community to suffer in silence what's happening in duluth is umd is one of our third largest employers and what that means is we have our neighbors that work here we have our kids that go to school here we have an educated workforce that is leaving here and they are miseducated because they don't know how and don't understand how to deal with people from different backgrounds and we can no longer allow that to happen so my ass today is for other communities if you feel the way we do if you really want to believe in the change and you really want to see something different in this community join us and be silent no more thank you my name is xavier bell and my son used to go to this school for about two years and he would tell me stories and tell me stories about his experiences and finally he said dan i don't know if i need to deal with what's going on here and i said we don't and so we pulled our son from umd and decided to go elsewhere i want to speak to you and i want to speak to the nation about a real big concern that we're supposedly addressing but yet we don't have the heart to address so let us admit that in order for our schools to be called excellent exemplary blue ribbon model schools we must work for all kinds of diverse learners they must be producing high student outcomes for all learners regardless of their race gender national origin linguistics economic status if they are not they may be good but they aren't excellent and after all good schools have always worked for some students but the real issue is making the schools work for all students so what's the problem the debates in minnesota are persistent around the gap and around education and outcomes but we sometimes miss the basic truth the current education system is not working well enough for kids of color and economically disadvantaged young people racially and economically predicted disparities are the outcome what does it matter minnesota population school has changed drastically over the last two decades and youth are color are the fastest growing segment of the population who are spending their money in this institution but education policies and practices have not changed change to serve the diverse student population that's a serious problem and disparities run deep not only in this institution but in our community as a whole we can develop solutions by closing the gap we can build leaders we can help have multiple community engagement strategies to address concerns around education but miss the point of true engagement which primarily is being able to allow people from all backgrounds to have a stake and an investment in our community and to feel valued and welcome and if at the end of the day at the end of that engagement that our students and our kids in our community don't feel welcome we have a problem so we're bringing you to account we're in we're employing on the nation we're calling upon the nation to not only address the concerns that we're doing trying to address but and provide us an opportunity to emphasize society's role in affording a fair chance to everybody but not starting conversations here in futility but honestly starting conversations within the scope of our humanity and work towards change because we won't settle for anything else but change equitable change to assist these students in being successful and we're going to need to learn how to compete in a world that values inclusion and diversity and if we don't figure that out we will be left behind so i want to thank you for your time we want to thank the press and we want to thank everyone here and support please support the students at umd that's what we're asking you to do faculty staff who value inclusion and diversity please do that make your voices heard and don't sit in obscurity thinking that somebody else will do it we're the change we've been waiting for i want to say that this is this way this is the first time that we have come together to address issues here at the university it is not the last time we expect to be at the deck tomorrow at graduation and uh to show our presence there and our concerns at graduation tomorrow so again we'll notify you when we want to to come back here at the university and express our concerns and give you any progress that we may have a seat going happening here at the university again thank you very much mr washington do you have any action steps beyond the action at the graduation tomorrow i think that you just have to meet her i didn't hear the answer you just have to be there they're not going to tell you what's going to happen just be there and see for yourself and if you can if you can't thank him | JP Rennquist | UCt4f_E5jTtR4osLw3_f3VsA | 2013-05-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,738 | 15,007 |
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