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AYHHuhVqcp8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYHHuhVqcp8 | My First Wild Camp 2022 - Tarp and Bivy Test | hello and welcome to my channel i hope you're all feeling strong and well the moment has arrived i've been waiting for this moment for so long patiently waiting watching your vlogs on your wild camping but it's too cold for me but not now the weather has changed it's time to get out there still a little bit cool but you've just got to get on with it so in this vlog we are wild camping i'm out for my first wild camp this year and to make it a little bit more challenging for myself and throw myself in at the deep end to make it a little bit more interesting for you guys and myself um i am doing a two-nighter so uh in this vlog we're doing a two-night wildcamp and it's my first one this year i'm so excited and we've got some glorious weather so there are a couple of other things apart from the hiking and the wild camping a couple of other things that i want to achieve on this journey and the first one is we might spot a hooded vulture now uh yeah a massive hooded vulture which has been seen on howden moore but that was about a year ago when it was last seen so it's probably gone but i am going to be looking out for it because you never know so that will be interesting if we spot that um yes hiking over howden moore later on in this vlog because i'm hiking from here marsden i'm just in the wesenden valley right now and this is buttery reservoir behind me and i'll be hiking up through the four reservoirs and heading on out to black hill and beyond today and so i'm heading towards hathasage uh hathersage is famous for having the grave of little john that's robin hood's mate the big guy so i'm wanting to actually see that grave just to convince myself that the guy actually did exist because in another vlog which i'll leave a link to um in the description below um my robin hood how did robin hood actually die it's had a lot of controversial uh some great comments on it and yeah it was robin hood ever real um was he lots of different people there's lots of controversy over it he's had lots of comments and lots of views and i thank you for that and uh so i'm just gonna go out there and see if if little john actually did exist convince himself by actually visiting his grave so that's the other two things that i want to achieve on this journey and i hope you're going to join me or of course i would be all by myself if you don't [Applause] so it's really good to have the gear on my back i think all the wild camping gear on my back sticks as well it'll be the first time i've used the sticks which i'll be using later on in the uh hike of course it's the first time i've used the stick since the west highland way now it's really warm when that sun comes out but it's just gone in now and it soon turns cold so not knowing whether to lose the jacket or not quite yet but i'm sure i will be later on got quite a ways to go but i am enjoying it feeling a little bit apprehensive about the two nights camping out um places that haven't camped out before so it's a real it's a real uh it's a real challenge for me and i hope you're gonna enjoy it let's hope i get good weather i do know that uh tomorrow is going to be a good day tonight's going to be fine tomorrow's going to be a good day the day after i'm expecting rain but i should be walking into harvestage by then we've just passed buttery reservoir let's see if i can remember these reservoirs there's four of them bottle it is the lowest one then we go to blackley reservoir blakely blackley blakely reservoir then we go up to weslendon reservoir and the very top one uh is weslend in head and then i head out towards black hill quite a hike up to black hill and black hill will be the highest point of this hike i think it's about 1 900 feet but the weather is absolutely gorgeous today really enjoying being out so far [Applause] so i think i'm going to lose the jacket now and head on up to weslendon head i'm going to see you at wesleyan head when we'll be leaving the reservoirs and heading on up to black hill so i'll see you up at western head [Music] well i've passed weslendon head as you can see i am at the trig point on black hill and it's freezing cold up here now and if we got here we've got matt i met matt on the way up he's we've kept each other company on the way up about six miles up here to uh black hill and matt's camping out on black hill tonight so have a good one matt cheers paul and i'm gonna make my way on to uh howden muah so have a good one mate aye you sue all the best remember to subscribe [Laughter] good luck to matt tonight really windy up here and cold so i'll be glad to drop down a little bit i've still got about five or six miles to go to my campsite and i'm really enjoying the walk so sorry that i didn't bring you the uh western head um chat but uh i was chatting to matt on the way up here really interesting we had a lot in common so uh pleased to meet you matt very high up and it's glorious it is a glorious day look at the views i'm gonna get some really good views as we drop down the other side let me just tell you what's happened since we last spoke there's a deep valley and some water at the bottom there i'm kind of wishing i'd filled it with water when i was down there now but when i was talking to matt on the way up black hill i kind of gone off my little course a little bit well a lot really and i've just had to hike off piste down that valley and back up to this side and you can see there's some sort of drainage slowing the drainage down here some quite a lot of work going on up here but i've made it to the other side so a little bit out of breath a little bit unfit ten miles into this hike and that detour is really taking out of me i'm getting really tired now i nearly went over nearly all my ankle twice there in the soft peat so i'm really looking forward to getting to the campsite but i've got a few more miles to do just thought i'd bring you this view over here looking down onto yatum reservoir i do believe it's yatum but it's a lovely clear day i'm still enjoying being out here but the knees and the ankles are feeling it now and it's due to that uh that detour that i took down that valley and then up the other side it was real uh a real test of my endurance anyways taking it out of me let's get to the wild camp site and relax and get some food i'm going to be ready for it you know what i wasn't sure whether i was going to be hungry enough but i think i'm going to be [Music] [Applause] [Music] i tell you what some of you guys make this look very easy filming your wild camping i am absolutely exhausted i've walked further than uh i was going to because i just didn't come across anywhere good enough to actually pitch the tent i say a tent it's actually the the tap and i'm going to show you that in a moment but let me show you where i've actually pitched i'm absolutely exhausted back's killing the reason i couldn't find anywhere was because it was so damp uh now there was some kind of a dwelling here i don't know what that is over there oh god what a seller that's like a seller of a house it's wet under there so i didn't see that so there's some kind of a house here and it's uh no longer and it's quite flat there's some trees here and i have decided to pitch down here now i've just got here and it was threatening to rain there was if you look at them clouds over there on the horizon it was was actually raining yeah it was actually raining but it stopped so i rushed and got the tap up i've only pitched the tap twice first time in my garden and the second time here so there it is doesn't look too bad for a second time the moon is up there i'm running out of light you see the moon up there so i've got a lovely couple of trees here it was somewhere where there was a couple of houses at least very long time ago i have got some running water down there i've heard of water running so i should be okay in the morning i did collect water some time ago about five miles ago i'm heading towards howden moore up over there tomorrow so this is the first night i'm gonna get into this uh tarp now let me just show you inside so that's inside i'm just half set up but i need to get some food on i have brought the rabridge reader that's in one of these bags i might set that up later on but you know what i might just i might be okay just on this uh with my with my sleep mat we will see but i'm gonna get some food on right now so what do you think of the setup i'm really glad to be here i'm absolutely exhausted set myself quite a challenge for my first wild camp so i hope you're enjoying it and i haven't seen yet the uh the vulture i don't think i'm going to see the hooded vulture i think that will have gone back to the alps but we will get to see little john's grave when we get to hathasid so i'm looking forward to getting there let's get some food on i am running out of light but it's turned out to be a lovely day just that little bit of rain and i thought it was going to be a real downpour this tree has uh blown over in the in the wind some time ago nice little place to sit there might sit there in the morning have me breakfast hoping for good weather tomorrow right let's get some food on i'll bring you back when i've got my food uh maybe when i've got the food cooked i need to get this cooked okay so tea is served it is what am i having chili con carne with rice i've got it all made up it's just uh settling there stirred it up and i'm looking forward to eating that it's a bit of a rickety set up with this tar i might have to tweak it in a bit i am running out of light let me just take you outside whoa i'll show you [Applause] so that's the uh that's the sky that i've got very nice it's very cold out here i thought someone i thought someone was stood over there then um yeah very cold when i get out here just uh just uh shows me how warm it is in the in the tap so i'm gonna tweak that tap and uh get it just right and then sleep in that of course tonight there's some sheep over there and i will see you guys in the morning unless i report to you during the night but lovely sky and i am exhausted so i'm hoping to sleep well so good morning sorry for my appearance it was freezing as you can see absolutely freezing i didn't want this for my first wild camp of the year set yourself a challenge is what i said do a two-nighter first night freezing cold and using the tap with the open entrance well it was pretty good to be able to see out actually i didn't mind it uh but uh yeah it was definitely cold what i did was i'll just show you i did show you uh last night before i uh went to sleep looks a little bit like a hobo's been living in here but um he has so what we've got there is uh i've got my rad bridge radar which i didn't i didn't put the hoops in actually the condensation is dripping down onto the to the bag now um yeah i didn't use the hoop in the baby i just used it as a straight biver and it was plenty warm enough uh i was warm enough when i was in there but the moment i got out um oh absolutely freezing and it's freezing now and i can't wait for the sun which is creeping this way as it rises over there you can just see it just rising over there that's gonna be great i'm going to feel the heat of that there is a little brook running down there down by that tree and i've been down there to collect water so i didn't have far to go so it's a great little campsite actually and i'm going to enjoy having some breakfast over here by this uh by this fallen tree i'm gonna sit here and have uh some porridge and then get on the trail and i'll be heading on up that way i'm about 20 miles from hathersage and you know what i might do it all today that's a long hike for me just getting back into it but i might do it all today and get this thing done because we've got rain coming and i don't think i'm hardy enough yet to take that not after last night how do them sheep do it cheaper up there don't know how they do it and i don't know how you guys do it either filming your while camping trips it's hard work when it's freezing the sun has just risen over the top there i can feel the heat of it already so i'm going to just bask in this for a bit and get my old joints going and uh and get some porridge down my neck so i'll talk to you a bit later okay i've had my porridge feeling a lot better now um it's time to make this spot look like i haven't been here there's quite a lot of the gear about i've got the tap over there i've got that to drop so uh it's warming up nicely now and i'm feeling good about finishing this walk today hopefully get it finished today 20 mile hike bit of a hike for me with this gear on my back let's get this place cleared up and i'll meet you back on the trail a couple of hours have passed since i last spoke to you as you can see i've got the bag on my back feels okay uh no trace that's where i slept last night and uh yeah leaving no trace so it's time to get off the sun is a little bit higher in the sky you might be able to just see it there and it's getting a little bit warmer so i'm looking forward to getting warmed up as i walk up towards um well i'll be heading down into ladybow and that's when i'm going to talk to you next when we get down to uh ladybar reservoir it's very nice down there we'll have a chat down there and i'm hoping to get something something reasonable to eat from the visitor's center there i'm hoping that's going to be open so fingers crossed for that so i'll see you down there you won't believe it my mouth's frozen you won't believe it i've already gone wrong already taking the wrong turn i should have been going along the moor here heading towards some fencing some fencing right over the moor there and that's where i should have been heading but instead i just carried along this trail down here heading towards the road and crossing over the road so i was a good three miles further down when i checked the map and realized i'd gone wrong so i had to turn back so i'm already behind again it's so exhausting when that happens and it's a bit of laziness really because i should have kept checking but i just kept track but i just kept but i just kept trekking instead of checking anyway uh let's get up over this moorland here a lot of this uh trail that i've made is it's a little bit pathless is a slight path and it's the ones that the farmers take but it does come up on the map so i decided to take this um it's a little bit boggy as well so back on the trail now so this is a lady cross it's called and this is where i should have turned off heading towards ladybow reservoir derwent the derwent valley there and uh i'll catch up with you there because uh like i said i really do want something decent to eat and maybe some chocolate bars i've eaten all the ones that i brought so i'm hoping that that visitors center is open so i'll see you there unless i take a wrong turn again and i need to just have a little bit of therapy with you guys [Music] amazing view i did promise that i'd bring you back when i got to ladybar reservoir and there it is and uh i am exhausted i was gonna walk straight past here and just get there's a pub further down maybe about another couple of miles further down uh when i get there this uh this little journey is over last night i'll just tell you what's happened last night was exhausting to be honest i'm absolutely exhausted i was supposed to be hiking flying past here on my way out to hathersage and while camping up above hathersage and then dropping down there tomorrow um i've tried to make it to haversidge today i was feeling not too bad this morning but it was freezing cold last night and it's taking it out of me i've run out of food i've run out of chocolate bars i've still got water i've been topping it with water but i'm done i'm done so i'll let you know what happens from here so let me tell you where it all went wrong it was uh navigating across howden moore today um made a couple of mistakes big mistakes and uh it cost me maybe nearly two hours in time but the bit that i did underestimate was the how buggy it is it's so buggy deep peat bogs uh having to navigate that and you can hardly see the path most of the time i ended up had to take a different path so i had to look at the map again and it brought me down here to this part of the ladybug actually brought me down at the derwent reservoir further back and uh i've been exhausted for over half of the journey back and this bit is it's absolutely brutal but not as brutal as uh howden moore howard moore when it's boggy it's an absolute nightmare so i'm on my way to this pub now i'm gonna get uh something there maybe something to eat but i do want to try and get home i'll get some accommodation let's see what happens it has been quite an endurance event for me and uh as i said before i've definitely bitten off more than i could chew so i'll have to just ease myself in gently to the to the wild camping just in case i'm already said this it was due to the freezing night didn't need that it must have been minus four something like that um freezing night lovely stars in the sky but uh that's exhausted me today and then that howden moore absolutely brutal let's get to this pub okay so i did make it to the lady power pub i've had some food i've had something to drink two snickers bars as well and i tried to get uh some accommodation but it's full here so i phoned around for a tax to see if i could get a taxi to uh back to huddersfield over the mowers and i couldn't get that either so i have called upon my youngest daughter she's on her way out and she's going to pick me up so the cavalry is on its way i'm trying to stay awake i've had a little nod off to be honest in the corner here when i finished my food so uh i hope you've enjoyed this vlog and i'm sorry that i didn't make it all the way to harvestage to see little john's grave and i didn't do the two nights i bit off more than i could chew but i did enjoy the one night i hope you've enjoyed this vlog i hope you got something from it and put your comments in the comments section below of what you thought of it and i will see you in the next one | Robert John Kerr | UCU9HKfLwcrMKCInIErISBkg | 2022-03-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,718 | 18,172 |
PcnHiJ0__xE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcnHiJ0__xE | Re: Abortion stance: Would yours be different if...? | hey stone commander um i watched your recent video on abortion and i thought that was actually a rather interesting question just to make sure i understand it i'm not 100 sure i do your question seems to be something along the lines of if uh 50 years ago some priest had said that abortion is wrong because you know the person isn't a child of god or whatever um would you as as atheists uh be against abortion today i think that's pretty much what you said um there's a few things with that first of all i'm not 100 sure that many atheists would because it's an ethical stance whether or not the person supports abortion or not the reason why i i'm pro-choice isn't necessarily because i'm outraged with the church's current doctrine on abortion that's not the reason why the reason why i'm pro-choice is simply because i think that people should have the right to choose there's now is it possible that i would be against abortion of course it is uh uh the timeline didn't go as you described in that thing so i have no idea what life would be like if uh that had happened but i'm i don't honestly think it's very likely the other thing to remember is of course um atheists hold no unifying ethical theory atheism is simply a theism it's characterized only by a lack of theism that's the only thing and that's why atheists can be pro-life can be pro-choice and be conservative can be liberal can be libertarian can be anarchist like i am um atheists can and in fact do hold a wide range of ethical opinions on several matters so um even if we were sending this to atheists in general i sincerely doubt that that most atheists would do so simply because um there is no unifying position ethical position that ac is told the only thing that unifies atheists is the rejection of a belief in god so my answer to your question is just it's possible but i think it's incredibly unlikely so uh bye for now stone commander i do think that was an interesting question but um i still think it's unlikely uh oh and uh out of curiosity how is how goes your reading of um the spokes zarathustra um because i haven't heard back to you on that since uh since you started uh reading it and i'd be kind of interested in what you think about i mean i read it about a year ago it was on the i read the entire thing on a plane trip home from uh japan and i thought it was a really good book and i'd like to know what you think of it uh once you've read the thing so uh bye | Math Whiz742 | UCt3HVV92YkHNKCNsJlyHrpQ | 2010-11-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 475 | 2,454 |
o6Ehrlbzpl4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6Ehrlbzpl4 | Unhinged Official Trailer REACTION | who you know who that's better than this I'm the boy you done nearly I'm gonna top by the lists trying to get a good signal like a satellite dish every day to me it's like a solar eclipse what's up y'all should boil in him to cool is that I being geek welcome to my channel about to dive right into a Russell Crowe movie he's not waste any more time he's going full-on action in this weird things breathe so full cuz I just locked out that some because that was gonna happen you know what a courtesy tap is young man sounds like this it's light friendly sure that's what your mom meant to you no it's not mom having a kind of a hard time lately I'm sorry [Music] accept my apology Signori if you could just do the same we could press reset don't have anything to apologize for she making it enemy attitude one of those Vicryl okay but much like here trucks following me these road-raging watching this chilled man go your way I don't think you really know what a bad day is she will find out what it inches the cockpit that man stole my phone handy I'm sitting here and waiting for you whose phone is across me friendly hey listen to me he's not a friend okay first lesson begins no I can't do that [Applause] flipping on how the nucleus lady to learn how to say sorry every a solution somebody had a deal with like a [ __ ] ungrateful driver and they thought out ways how they would like to deal with this person and teach them a lesson and wrote it out under the crazy intense movie but they're gonna release it in theaters though nah they're very good it is enchiladas too soon those | South African Geek | UCT7xAIYFyEE0jWSq_GKfftg | 2020-05-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 308 | 1,596 |
q796bsK4040 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q796bsK4040 | DevOpsDays Boston 2017- Don’t be a bystander, be an Incident Commander! by Rachael Byrne | [Music] imagine this you get paged in the middle of the night for a service you didn't build so you're not entirely sure how to diagnose the problem let alone fix it so you start fishing for people across teams adding everybody to a conference line trying to find someone who can help it's slowly getting more frustrated and resentful and then it's total chaos you've got 20 people at a conference line everyone's talking over each other no one knows who's doing what people are doing things at the same time so it's impossible to know what's actually helping the situation everyone's exhausted and confused panic sets in and people are yelling at each other hours go by and you still don't have a solution finally the CEO gets word of this outage tracks down that conference line dials in and demands why there isn't a fix yet does any of this sound familiar what do you have an outage like this every minute counts downtime convene losing customers which affects your bottom line so it's important to have a streamlined approach to come to fastest resolution minimizing as much as possible your time to resolution and the cost of the outage so let's get some definitions out of the way a major incident is an unplanned service outage that actively affects customers ability to use your product now some more operationally mature companies may have a formalized incident response process this is basically a run book for how to behave during an outage it defines who needs to be involved the steps you should take how decisions are made and so on and an incident commander is a formalized role in an incident response process they're responsible for leading the response they keep communication flowing they're the final decision-maker they coordinate everyone and so forth it's often abbreviated to IC which I know is confusing because that also means individual contributor but in this talk I slip and say I see instead of incident commander I'm talking about incident commanders not individual contributors so whether or not you have a formalized process like that it's common to think the person best suited to lead during a major incident would be senior technical leadership they have the domain expertise they have the authority and the credibility to call the shots the problem is this isn't scalable if your CTO or even a small group of tech leads needs to respond to every major incident they're going to burn out not to mention your tech leads are probably on call for their own teams and their own services if you've also got them on an incident commander rotation that duplicates their own call load which is just terrible so I'm here to tell you you can streamline and scale your Incident Response process by welcoming non-technical people to serve as incident commanders I'm proof that this can be done without compromising response effectiveness so a little bit about me my background is in project and product management I joined page or duty as a scrum master and I'm now leading our business intelligence or reporting team and I'm page of duties first non-technical incident commander so I go on call to respond to major incidents so I'm going to I'm going to talk about two main things today first what are the skills that make a really good incident commander and then how can you train them so you can get more incident commanders to relieve that on-call load so incident commander skills I'm gonna tell you the top skills that you should look for to target more people in your organization that could make really good incident commanders to tell them more about what this process is get them up to speed and reduce that on-call load none of these skills are technical skills now although I am arguing that an incident commander does not need to be technical I will say it is important to have a high level understanding of your system architecture you do need to understand and what your services do at a basic level how they affect the product and your end users for me that was staring at a system diagram for a really long time I even made some flashcards to try to memorize the silly names of our services what they do in relation to our product and which team is responsible for each service so I knew who to who to call when that happened but the point here is you don't have to know how to build or fix anything in your system you should just know at a basic level how the tubes flow what it does at a very basic level so barring that first major skill for a really good incident commander is comfort with a structured process so you need someone who is really good at remembering a process following and enforcing the specific steps that need to happen you want to find someone who can remember those formalized roles in the process who should be doing what because they're responsible for keeping things flowing for following the process and leading the response you need someone who has just a knack for thinking through process you want someone who can remember communication roles rules because they are responsible for keeping communication flowing in a specific way you want to make sure they're really good at remembering all those rules for how you communicate during an incident because they are the final decision-maker during an incident they should remember the rules of how decisions are made there is a formal way that we come to decisions during an incident so this is a core competency for project managers obviously this was sort of my introduction of hey it's this crazy formalized process I like crazy formalized processes maybe this is something that I can learn and get more familiar with I want to learn more about that but it doesn't have to be project managers certain people just thrive in a more structured environment they're they're more productive they're they can communicate better when you have those formalized rules so think about people in your organization who are comfortable in this sort of formalized structured next top skill is communication and it's a specific kind of communication an incident commander should be really good at directive communication they need to be able to tell people what to do even if it means telling your boss what to do or even the CEO to get off the call if they're being disruptive because that's the incident commanders job to keep things on track keep it moving and to be the director the leader of the of the response you need someone who is able to facilitate in a particular way that prevents just debating forever what we should be doing they need to facilitate the sharing of information but always be driving towards decision-making we're always moving forwards with the response we're not stalling because again every minute counts so they need to be able to facilitate in that particular way another really important communication pattern is being very specific about who you want to do what so you don't just say hey could somebody look into this thing you say hey Tom I need you to look into X Y & Z and you get that verbal confirmation that tom is going to look into that so very specific directive communication to leave no openness about who might be doing what your making sure it's gonna happen this is my natural communication style which is not always the best approach at work especially I would say as a scrum master I think you often need to take the opposite approach so as I learned more about what an incident commander is how they're supposed to behave a lot of it really resonated with me and I realized that this could be really good outlet for me to use my natural skills with this communication style so think about people in your organization that may tend towards this more directive leadership style they don't have to be a senior executive to have this style they might be really good at picking up these kinds of communication patterns that are important for an incident commander next skill is time management so the incident commander is using the directive communications Gill's to specifically assign a task and you want a time box every assignment that you give so I will get back to you in five minutes with that always remember to give a time limit for what you're assigning and then actually watch the clock to actually circle back at the end of that time box to get that report back and that may be I'm not done yet I need five more minutes that's fine but you give a time box and you follow up within that time box really important and since the incident commander is also responsible for keeping that regular cadence of communication you need someone who's really good at you know regularly checking in always giving an update internally or to the stakeholders whatever the rules of your Incident Response define there's usually some sort of timeline that you need to adhere to that the incident commander is responsible for keeping again another core competency for project managers but think about people in your organization that are really timely that can keep a regular cadence of communication that are good at timeboxing tasks reporting back when they need more time etc is another really good skill for an incident commander now I just talked about a few skills that are very structured and directive which are all important for an incident commander but you do need to balance all of that with active listening skills especially when you're dealing with an incident commander that may not be highly technical themselves they don't know how to fix the thing they need to rely on the expertise of the responders on the call so they need to be able to actively ask for and listen to the suggestions of the experts on the call so for me I because I'm a structured person follow a pattern of asking are there any proposals for what we should do what are the implications of those proposals and based on that information and really understanding what they're saying then I'm able to make a decision so you have to be able to listen to the feedback of experts you can't just I'm the leader I'm gonna decide you have to get that input you also have to be flexible it's not about just strictly following a process you have to be able to as you get new information change the plan we're not just I'm setting the plan and this is what we're doing forever you get new information you learn and you shift as needed so it's not a hundred percent structured you do need to have this flexibility and active listening to all of the responders the other important thing about listening during an incident response is even when you have this incident commander role trying to keep a handle on things and this formalized process it can still be really chaotic there's a lot going on you may have different people assigned to different tasks you're supposed to be checking in with different groups so you really need to be able to take in a lot of signal at once and be able to keep up with this is what's happening this is what these people are doing I remember that so I'm able to coordinate lead follow-up communicate among all of the stuff that's happening that really requires some strong listening skills to keep up so here again are those key skills for a really good incident commander none of them are technical skills so think about maybe junior people on your team or people outside of engineering functions business functions may have these in spades project managers are an obvious choice in my mind product managers can make really good incident commanders they often have that directive style of communication people managers could be really good at this maybe even QA engineers could be really good at following that structured process day to day so try to start thinking outside the box it doesn't have to be your most senior engineers that can lead a response you want people with these skills and that may not even be in engineering so after you've found some people that you think have what it takes that could be a really good fit for an incident commander you got to train them up it's a critical role as we said money's on the line every minute counts so you really need to get them up to speed and confident with leading during response that's hard because even if you're within engineering maybe you're a senior engineer you've been involved in plenty of major incidents it's still really scary it's still really hard and I would argue maybe especially for people outside of engineering it's even more of a black box it's easy to think I couldn't ever understand what happens I couldn't ever help so you really need to find an inclusive way to open the door to those people that common knowledge even within engineering may be telling them you this isn't for you this isn't a place for you but you want more people to be able to scale your your process so you need to find a way to welcome and encourage them and get them up to speed to be effective during this critical time so I'm gonna share with you the training process that I went through and the key thing is throughout the process I consistently felt welcomed and encouraged as part of the incident commander community which really made a difference made it so I can get through this and become a real incident commander so that's remember that that is very important okay so first up in training you need to specifically define the role of incident commander step zero and at pedra duty this took a lot of trial and error we've really refined it over time and the key distinction here is the incident responder is not responsible for finding a solution they shouldn't be doing any mitigation or in the investigation tasks themselves at all their role is to coordinate the response keep communication flowing and delegate all tasks delegate means they're not doing the task they're telling other people to go and do those things and just coordinating the response is enough cognitive load for any one person it's not possible for any human no matter how senior or technical or awesome you are to keep a handle on this major response effort and be trying to fix it self it's just too much so this division of labor is really important to be effective and by specifically defining the incident commander role in this way you've eliminated the need for them to be highly technical at all so that opens it up to potentially non-technical people to become incident commanders so how do you snag them at page or duty we host regular incident commander office hours and we we try to get people interested because when there's an outage everyone knows it affects the entire company it's not just an engineering problem so this is really an open space for us to explain what happens how that might affect you and eventually how they might help so it's the time for you to explain the process how we behave during a major incident and explain the role of incident commander emphasizing those skills especially communication skills and really trying to show people that you don't have to be technical to help and to try to hit home the need for more help on call load on a very small group of incident commanders is rough especially when you're duplicating with responding to your own systems maybe at a sub 2 7 3 level so this is a time for you to try to convince people hey you can do this and I really need your help would you like to learn more so once you've hooked a perspective incident commander that understands the need and expectations for their help put them on a schedule to start shadowing current incident commanders now especially if you're working with non-technical incident commanders it's likely they've never been on call before so hooking them up on a schedule will give them a feel for what that what that's like they'll get paged when the real incident commanders get paged they get woken up and interrupted to really build that empathy and to start to really drive home the need for more help the more people we have on the rotation the shorter your your on-call shift is going to be so they start to feel that pain themselves and it starts to motivate them oh yeah you do need help if I can get added here it'll be less less load for all of us but we're not just putting them on the schedule so they can feel the pain and know what it feels like this is for them to learn so when they get page they need to dial in to the response line just following along on slack is not enough you don't really get what's happening so they dial in but make clear they need to be a silent observer to avoid distracting from the response it's critical time we don't have time to answer questions when we're trying to resolve a major incident so they dial in and they listen silently but then after resolution make yourself available to answer any questions they may have to make sure that they feel like their learning is being supported and they observe this thing but they maybe didn't understand everything that happened it's important for you to fill in the gaps for them after resolution so after your trainee has listened in maybe to a few response calls you can invite them to start helping as a scribe so scribe is another formalized role in an incident response process they're responsible for keeping a real-time log of everything that's happening during the incident and it's a really low risk way to start helping because you're still a silent participant you're just logging everything that's happening this is really helpful to analyze in the post-mortem to see what did we do why did we make that decision how did we make that decision what worked well what didn't work so well but it's not the end of the world if they miss one thing this we've also found that during longer incidents it's really helpful to have people handoff in roles so this is actually the first way that I got involved in an incident response we're having a longer incident and the person who is scribing for about an hour or two is getting a little toasty you really needed a break so he just kind of pinged me in the background because I'd been around I'm sitting in the room watching everybody asked if I could take over his scribe so he could like have a bio break and I was a little scared at first but I just you know follow along type along and it really made me realize that I and help I can be involved that was the first step where I it became less scary because I am actively helping during the response and just writing down everything that happens really cements your knowledge of that process because you're writing down each step you're writing down the communication patterns you're writing down you know the I see did this thing so I'm gonna remember that the IC does that thing so it's a really great way to learn and to start building a little confidence another way that you can have your IC get up to speed is have them practice during a failure Friday so you may be familiar with Netflix chaos monkey it's the process of intentionally introducing failure into your systems to test resiliency and we do this at Pedro Duty every Friday it's a great way to test your your systems it's also a really great way to test your processes and the human factor so when we do a failure Friday we invoke our Incident Response process to test the process as well and we always ask our current trainees who is available and willing to practice being an incident commander during a failure Friday it's a very close simulation to a real real scenario that they might encounter so it's really excellent practice and it's again pretty low risk it's during business hours we're all sitting in a room together you're probably gonna have one to three other incident commanders there to remind you what you should be doing so this is a solid way to practice being in IC and again gaining that confidence your one-to-one simulating what you would do in a real scenario so it really makes clear I can totally do this next is reverse shadowing so at Pedro Duty we always have both a primary and a secondary incident commander on call because we're talking about major incidents redundancy is important in that kind of critical situation so we always have to on call the primary on call is the incident commander there's not two incident commanders the primary is the incident commander and the secondary on call is their deputy and they assist the incident commander however is needed most often that's tracking down additional responders that are needed for the particular situation they often serve as the scribe so to set a trainee up to reverse shadow you just put them on the mean schedule which is great because then they're on the main schedule forever so you set them up on the schedule and you reassure them you're never going to be alone not during this reverse shadow phase not ever there will always be a secondary with you to support you try to talk them down a little bit yes it's the real schedule but you will have help so when they get paged both join the call and the trainee gets to be the incident commander you announce on the call I am the incident commander so everyone knows and the secondaries should be helping them in the background it's very important you need to let them lead don't threaten their authority on the call that becomes confusing and demoralizing so you can send them tips and reminders in the background via like a direct message this is also a great way for the trainee to rely on their deputy in the background to ask those questions of hey am i understanding this correctly I think I need to say this next is that right and the deputy is there to say yes you're doing great just keep doing that it goes a really long way to make you feel comfortable and after I did this for the first time it was a super intense experience you're it's exhausting your super drained afterwards but it was amazing just like having a buddy to doing it for real and as a team the sense of accomplishment and pride you feel after resolving a major incident makes all the stress lately leading up to it during it totally worth it so I thought it was it was a really great way to have an impact with the company that's it your trainee has successfully led an incident response they've now graduated to a fully fledged incident commander celebrate them they're having a direct impact on the health of your services the happiness of your customers all the while distributing on-call load internally and that means less burnout better outcomes so here again is a summary of that training process you got to start by specifically defining the role remember the incident commander is not responsible for finding the solution they coordinate and delegate post regular office hours to demystify the process to welcome people that aren't familiar with this world to make clear the need for more help and the fact that you don't have to be highly technical to help in this way to try to recruit those people then hook them up to shadow current ICS to build some empathy observe silently maybe invite them to help as a scribe just keeping that real-time log to cement their knowledge of the process maybe practice as an incident commander during a failure Friday exercise and finally reverse shadow with the support background support of a deputy to help them along and make them feel comfortable and supported and I want to reiterate the key thread throughout all of this this is still really hard and scary you need to make sure your trainee feels encouraged and supported that they're part of the community that you believe in them you believe that they can do this because it's gonna feel like you can't for a really long time even when you're demonstrating that you can it's gonna feel like you can't so that encouragement that consistent encouragement is really important to get these people through the end of training and get them on your real schedule now I understand why the other eye sees at pager Duty were so encouraging of me now that I'm on the schedule I am recruiting real hard for more incident commanders because it means a better schedule for me it means more people shorter rotation for me as well so it's in everyone's best interest to train people really thoroughly to make them believe that they can do it so DevOps is all about building empathy breaking down functional silos and I think we should expand that collaborative mission beyond just development and operation teams but across the entire company there's no reason technical and non-technical people can't help each other for better business outcomes come and find me if you want to talk more about incident response or how to welcome non-technical people into the DevOps community if you want to read more about page your duties incident response process we've actually open sourced most of our documentation you can find it at response page or duty comm and that's it for me I think we have a little time for questions hi just curious our eye sees a full-time position or do you guys have other responsibilities they're not a full-time position it's just a schedule that you're on you could repeat the question sorry how do you avoid badgering the Troubleshooters so we talked a lot about a regular cadence of communication it's important to keep updates it's important to time box things another pattern is silence is okay sometimes sometimes you just need to be quiet and let people focus on the work so you give an update you assign someone to do a thing you give them a reasonable time box you may may even ask directly is that enough time for you to get back with me with more information get a verbal confirmation that yes I will get back to you in 10 minutes and then you'll be quiet so they can do it and you don't follow up until you get to those 10 minutes have you found any particular tooling or technologies that make it easier for the incident commander do their job or alternately have you found good ways for icees to develop that tooling and bring it into the process that's a good question the the super advanced tooling that some of us use is a notebook paper just keeping track of okay I told this person to do this thing in five minutes and this is the time now to sort of keep keep that log for myself you also have the scribe basically doing that for you so instant messaging platforms are super awesome HipChat slack to keep track of what do I just say when am I getting back to that person but I like having my own blog right here yeah not super exciting for failure Friday who's in charge of that is that is that incident commander who kind of comes up with the whole scenario and makes that go I think we have like a volunteer in engineering that really cares about the process that kind of leads it make sure it's scheduled in the in the calendar that tries to recruit people we've got an incident commander chatroom that will usually post hey reminder failure Friday this is the service we're taking down any trainees you available so it is important to have a champion to make sure it happens but it doesn't have to be the incident commander that may be a really good idea but just someone to make sure it's really happening to build that culture so what about failing over incident commanders like someone sick or they have to go to the bathroom yeah or even you have someone managing units and they're not good at it how do you do you pick someone from the current team or do you find a previous incident commander that's another reason having both a primary and a secondary on-call is so important because maybe the primary is in the shower and they don't hear the page the backups gonna join and be like hey primary are you here no okay I beat you I am the incident commander and in terms of maybe someone's foundering they're not doing a really good job anyone can take command if absolutely necessary or you can pass command like I'm really struggling I feel like I'm treading water Eric can you become incident commander verbal confirmation yes I am now incident commander thank you for your help that's totally okay besides the incident commander who are your default attendees for the start of an incident response yeah so we have the people that own the service that went down they join the on-call for that service we have a the primary and secondary incident commander we have a customer support person always join they go on call for major incidents as well and they're our customer liaison they're responsible for tweeting out if we need to to customers for following up with related tickets that come in so they're on the call and have that information and can really represent the customer on the call I think those are the big ones that we're working with now we've been thinking about maybe an internal liaison as well usually the customer liaison is also responsible for internal updates we found that that was a bit too much for the incident commander to do themselves but we may separate that role further as we scale as an organization you may want a dedicated person to make sure executives other stakeholders are aware of what's going on so the customer liaison can focus on customers and the incident commander can focus on the responders hi I have two questions the first why these I'll allow it do you have a company policy that allows you to prioritize the IC role and drop it anything that you're doing and the second one is do you get compensated any way in any way for your zero we do have guidelines for what qualifies SF 1 SF 2 based on the way that the product is impacted the number of customers that are impacted we have thresholds for that and I incident response gets invoked when it's a 7 1 or a 7 2 if it's lower than that the team just handles it based on their roles in terms of compensation I don't get a bonus or anything I'm really motivated by reducing on call load for my colleagues I thought it was horrific that a lot of these engineers are on call for their teams and as an incident commander that's unacceptable so I really wanted to help with that I don't have a day-to-day on-call rotation so I want to help them and it was a really great way to get visibility in the organization to have a really direct impact i'm helping resolve a major incident that is you know causing thousands of dollars of loss and really making our customers angry i'm directly impacting that and that that can be really exciting and rewarding awesome Rachel thank you that was I I'm sorry dress that was awesome [Applause] | Confreaks | UCWnPjmqvljcafA0z2U1fwKQ | 2017-11-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,496 | 30,489 |
Ugmn_lTLe0s | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ugmn_lTLe0s | Mark KANE | so you have an amazing experience working with w-h-o with Gavi with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and especially as a director of children vaccine program so we are all looking forward to hearing you around preventing cancer with vaccines 2017 status so great thank you very much like to thank the organizers for inviting me and Jacques Louie who a colleague of mine for many many years who's involved with this invited me thank you very much I'd like to talk about preventing cancer and a few other supposedly non communicable diseases with vaccines give you the status of our control measures in 2017 and try to list for you the major issues that remain in terms of controlling these diseases through vaccines the a lot of people don't know including the the public the media and even people in the cancer control community are not even aware that a substantial proportion of cancers are actually caused by infectious diseases and some of those vaccine preventable infectious diseases there's about 14 million new cases of cancer in the world reported in 2012 and about 15% of those cancers are caused by infectious diseases the most prevalent is HeLa compacter pylori mostly causing stomach but other cancers as well but also the human papilloma virus the hepatitis B virus the hepatitis C virus EBV and some other viruses caused a considerable amount of let's see how we move this forward whoops I'm sorry in fact about 16% of human cancers are caused by infectious agents this is much lower in low-income countries and and in low-income countries a lot more proportion of their cancer is actually due to infectious agents and this is probably an underestimate since cancer registries in developing countries are notoriously poor but some developing countries do have pretty good cancer registries and from that we can guess that about 30 to 50 percent of cancers in Africa are probably due to infectious agents the many of these cancers are caused by oncogenic viruses with some interesting similarities first of all in these diseases cancer is not a primary feature of these diseases in fact some authors refer to the cancers caused by these diseases as accidents the cancers occur in chronically infected individuals so the viral diseases have to be able to cause chronic infection the tumors themselves do not contain replicated viruses and immunosuppression and cofactors exacerbate uncle Genesis in these viruses and that is primary mechanism by which HIV causes cancer threw him into suppression and then uncle Genesis from other agents will start with liver cancer you can correct my French translation at the coffee break but this is a picture of the gentleman from Senegal who were dying of primary liver cancer and the way they understood this disease was that a pregnant man delivers in his grave but scientists believed first that this was primarily caused by aflatoxin exposure from the peanuts but after the the work of Palmer Beasley in Taiwan showed without question that most of these cancers occurred in people who are carriers of hepatitis B Philippe MO pas using a vaccine developed in Torah decided that he wanted to prove this by preventing cancer as he said in the peanut fields of West Africa and a large study was done there are also a large study done by the MRC in the Gambia and so on to start to try to control liver cancer with vaccine in fact hepatitis related mortality now in the world exceeds that of tuberculosis malaria and hiv/aids did you know this you know does this wake you up a little bit most of these deaths are caused by liver cancer and most of them caused by hepatitis B related liver cancer certainly in the developing world the hepatitis B causes most of the deaths from liver cancer and cirrhosis in the industrial world hepatitis C is a greater cause of death from liver cancer and cirrhosis than hepatitis B I just wanted to kind of wake you up the hepatitis B vaccine prevents the development of the chronic carrier state which is the precursor to cirrhosis and liver cancer and there too has to oncogene isset e1 is a direct oncogenic effect of the virus and the second is the fact that anything that can cause cirrhosis can then cause liver cancer there are about eight hundred and eighty thousand deaths from hepatitis B related cirrhosis and liver cancer in 2015 and it's the number one or two cause of cancer death in men in much of sub-saharan Africa and parts of Asia most infections had actually lead to the chronic hairier state and cirrhosis and cancer occur a symptomatically in the first few years of life from perinatal or horizontal transmission occurring in early childhood and perinatal infection leads to the carrier state about 90% of the time and is responsible for about half of the cancers in Asia but less in Africa but the if you get your carrier state perinatally from your mother that has a disproportionate likelihood of becoming cancer oncogenic in cancer in industrial countries most of the infections with hepatitis B occur later in life due to occupational and lifestyle as infections but that rarely leads to the carriers day sorry we have been incredibly successful in getting hepatitis B vaccine into the world and it's estimated now that in all regions of the world at least 80 to 85 percent of the children routinely received three doses of hepatitis B vaccine this has been one of the great achievements in my biased opinion of public health in the 21st century why do I keep doing that in fact previously about 5% of the children in the world were chronic carriers and now it's estimated that about 1.3 percent of the children in the world are chronic carriers and only in Africa does that number exceed one percent so in Asia where most of the carriers and most of the deaths occurred it's estimated now that less than 1% of children are now chronic carriers of hepatitis B in China that number is in one to four year olds in the latest 0 survey the 2014 Sara survey 0.32 percent and in children under 14 years of age 5 to 14 it's less than 1 so hepatitis B has been largely controlled in the immunized cohorts of children in China the universal and infant immunization strategy was developed in 1990 and now every country in the world except for in northern Europe who we consider our control group used this vaccine routinely most is given now as quadrivalent pentavalent and hexavalent DTP based combination vaccines and the trick to get the coverage of hepatitis B up so high was to put it in the same bottle as the DTP and that sort of automatically got that coverage very high but giving the vaccine with DTP prevents horizontal transmission but not perinatal transmission so our next big target is to knock down the perinatal transmission in these countries so the basic strategy to control hepatitis B is first to give three doses of hepatitis B vaccine with DTP to reduce the incidence then you give a birth dose of vaccine and/or you test all women for hepatitis B surface antigen and you treat the infants of carrier mothers and you give them vaccine plus h bi G and the latest thing now is to screen is to take the pregnant women who you find to be carriers and who have high viral loads and to suppress their viral load by giving them two Natha vir this is not yet the whi official recommendation but it's probably coming in the future WH o has now declared a target of eliminating hepatitis B as a public health problem by 2030 and various wo regions including the European region have developed their own targets for WH o elimination WH o officially calls for a birth does for every child in the world but the wo European region allows countries to either have a routine birth dose or to screen pregnant women for hepatitis B surface antigen and treat infants of carrier mothers or both and as I said antiviral drugs given to mothers with particularly high viral loads are that's sort of coming as the future in addition the same antiviral drugs for example to Natha vir is highly effective in suppressing the viral load in all carriers and it's now possible to offer something to chronic carriers of hepatitis B that will suppress the viral replication and pretty much stop the progression to liver cancer and cirrhosis and render them essentially non infectious and with hepatitis B the perception of vaccine safety continues to be an issue so the major region of the world where we really need to focus on the birth dose is now Africa the coverage in the western Pacific region and Latin American region is is is improving quite a lot but Africa is the place where the birth death has not yet been widely accepted and the last issue i want to talk about with hepatitis is the duration of protection issue we don't know the duration of protection of hepatitis B vaccine but we've been following groups out between 25 and 35 in some cases years and although the antibody disappears after several decades the protection does not so the paradigm that most doctors have in their head that antibody equals protection that's wrong it's really immune memory in the hepatitis system that protects people for many decades even after their antibody is gone however we're starting to see some subclinical breakthrough infections with anti cor and most vaccinees who lost their antibody will boost and amnestic aliy if you give them a booster does a vaccine but we're starting to see a proportion of children now who aren't boosting and we don't know what that means because we're not yet seeing clinical disease or development of the carrier state so we don't know whether we need to be worried or not I want to talk a little bit about HPV how much time do I have seven minutes human papillomavirus is responsible for about a hundred percent of cervical cancer and varying proportions of many other cancers of course prior to the availability of the vaccine women were screened with pap smears and some other tests and new screening tests are available but a few developing countries screened more than about 10 percent of their women so the developing world is going to need to rely pretty much on HPV immunization to control cervical cancer in those countries most of the disease burden now of cervical cancer is in the developing world because of the effectiveness of screening programs in the industrial world however there are still substantial numbers of cases of cervical cancer deaths in women in North America Europe and Australia as well and to control human papillomavirus we need to do not only immunization but also screening and then of course treatment of women who have cervical lesions or cervical cancer so the world situation is very different in the high-income countries and the low and middle income countries in high-income countries the projected cervical cancer deaths curve is pretty flat these countries most of them have pretty fair screening programs and fairly effective immunization programs with some major exceptions in low and middle-income countries very few of their women or our screen-door will ever be screened and so far immunization coverage with HPV vaccine is quite low so basically what's happening in Western countries in North America and Europe and so on it's something that people really don't understand that I think it's kind of a game changer in our thinking about human papillomavirus so of course the HPV causes cervical cancer but it also causes a lot of other cancers animal cancer evolve our vaginal and penile cancers but the real game changer is our understanding of oropharyngeal cancer that cancer is increasing almost epidemic ly in industrial countries and because of the effectiveness of screening for cervical cancer in Europe and North America actually deaths from HPV related cancers not of the cervix now equal or exceed deaths from cervical cancer in these countries and the big one is oropharyngeal cancer which is increasing and primarily occurs in males and in the United States the oropharyngeal cancer in males is almost equal to cervical cancer in women so this really changes the equation when we think about whether we're going to use this vaccine only in girls or whether we're going to use it as a gender-neutral immunization this vaccine is extraordinarily effective in Australia which had a very effective immunization campaign what we noticed first with genital warts because general Worth's have a short incubation period you can see the impact long before you can measure it in cancer or high-grade cervical lesions which take that much longer to develop so in Australia after successful immunization campaign you can see the line in the solid line and blue and women under 20 years of age there's a incredible decrease in the percentage of the women who come in with genital warts now remember in Australia only the women got vaccines so what happened to the men there was a 93 percent decrease in genital warts in men this is herd immunity this is one of the most dramatic effects of herd immunity that I've ever seen in the lesson 21 year olds who are most likely to have sex with those young women but even a measurable effect in the 21 to 30 year old men as well so this vaccine has the ability to induce powerful herd immunity the immunization uptake is more than a hundred countries have the vaccine licensed but effective immunization programs are really only being seen the lower right side there in the Western Hemisphere in North and South America Western Europe and Australia much of the rest of the world is not being effectively covered with hepatitis B vaccine now a big breakthrough happened when gaved you know all know about Gavi Gavi agreed to pay for hepatitis b vaccine for the 53 poorest countries in the world but what Gavi did was that they first required those countries to have a demonstration project and those demonstration projects which are largely successful and those are countries shown in green mostly in sub-saharan africa are over now they were quite successful and starting this year Gavi actually is going to start funding full-blown programs in these poorest countries the biggest remaining problem with respect to getting vaccine into the the rest of these countries is number one finance so the vaccine is relatively affordable to wealthy countries in Europe North America and Australia it will be available through Gavi to the poorest country's so it's the middle-income developing countries that really have the most difficulty in paying for the HPV vaccine and the global community has been not really effective in developing some sort of strategy to allow middle-income developing countries to have access to the human papillomavirus vaccine I think I talked to all this the two remaining major issues with human papillomavirus vaccine is the first is the discussion of general neutral immunization and what happened with this vaccine is kind of interesting we don't have time to talk about it now but it was basically developed by the OBGYN community which is a strange community to develop a vaccine and so they envisioned this vaccine as a cervical cancer vaccine for women and even the early economic analysis of this vaccine when they asked the question should we do male and yuna's ation only looked at it through the lens of does immunizing meals prevent cervical cancer and they actually ignored the significant disease that was occurring in men from this vaccine later economic studies however do take into account male disease as well so the major issue now out there in the meetings and so on is the discussion of gender neutralization and as I said this realization that oropharyngeal cancer is a major player I have one more slide and the last issue which is a major problem now with human papilloma vaccine uptake is the perception of safety issues in a number of countries including Denmark Japan this is data from Colombia showing coverage in Colombia falling from 98% to 14% following a mass psychogenic effect and the media amplifying and anti vaccine groups amplifying the message to parents this is a dangerous vaccine so in most the meetings I go to now an HPV a lot of the discussion or all the discussion has to do with how to handle the safety issues with respect to perception of safety of the vaccine because the actual data shows that this vaccine is extremely safe and extremely effective and in fact it's sewing antigenic that there are now studies going on to see whether a single dose of it is all that people need to provide them protection I apologize for going over and thank you very much | Fondation Mérieux | UCn6mCiJ0hX2_r4jMbjnoRBA | 2018-01-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,874 | 16,561 |
pJ_06lyqqKU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ_06lyqqKU | Vaccine Mandates Are Constitutional: Jacobson v. Massachusetts, Explained | I’ve got a vaccine joke for you guys, but half of you won’t get it. Speaking of not getting vaccinated, today’s topic: vaccine mandates… they’re currently constitutional. This isn’t me trying to be edgy in the nerdiest of ways. Let’s all stick it to the boomers and shoot up some Pfizer vaccine behind the Safeway. Instead, this lukewarm take comes from a 1905 supreme court case that is yet to be overturned. If you disagree with this legal interpretation, take it up with Kavanaugh or that 1905 supreme court. Let’s not shoot the messenger. Enter Jacobson v. Massachusetts. The year was 1905, Teddy Roosevelt was just starting his first term and smallpox was a much bigger problem than it’s name would suggest. Good news though, we have a new vaccine. Bad news, you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink it… unless. Massachusetts implemented a program where you could either get the vaccine or pay a five dollar fine. This mandate did not sit well with Henning Jacobson, the OG antivaxer, he was doing it before it was cool. He declined Massachusetts' free vaccine and got hit with that five dollar fine. Instead of paying it, he sued the state of Massachusetts and much more than five dollars worth of legal fees later, it got appealed to the Supreme Court. This brings us to today's question, can a state force people to get a vaccine? Unlike most of the cases I cover in Supreme Court episodes, there was no clear law or precedent to be applied. This was more, the brightest legal minds of a generation trying to improv their way to a conclusion based on their understanding of the constitution. Are mandatory vaccines legal? Yes… and… feel free to jump in. Because of their posterior removal approach to answering this question, this episode is going to be set up a bit different from normal. The Supreme Court started with a bold thesis statement and then worked backwards to carve out specific venues for challenging a potential overreaching public health law. So, what’s the big idea? The decision's opening statement was even more the final nail in an anti vaxer’s coffin than a new variant. The majority wrote, in every well ordered society charged with the duty of conserving the safety of its members, the rights of the individual in respect of his liberty may at times, under the pressure of great dangers, be subjected to such restraint, to be enforced by reasonable regulations, as the safety of the general public may demand. Translating from legalese to English, hey guys, if there is a public health emergency threatening the lives and liberty of everyone, the state can take reasonable measures in restricting the rights of the individuals. Of course, that alone is an incredibly vague statement… your honor, the court said we can restrict liberties for public health purposes so we’re doing mandatory bleach injections to fight this thing. Kill the host and you kill the virus. The court spent the remainder of their decision paring back the bold statement I just read you into a legal theory that could be challenged in court if someone got too crazy a public health idea. This walkback can be split into two categories, is this an emergency public health solution, and is this a reasonable public health solution. The first major obstacle to the court's broad statement that, during a public health emergency, a state can infringe on the individual’s rights were just a whole slate of previous “public health” measures rejected by previous courts. For example, for the sake of public health you can no longer make cigars in tenement houses, give away articles in connection with food sales, or as a baker force an employee to work more than ten hours a day. The states had previously justified these laws under the compelling interest of public health emergency, and the courts found the justification just wasn’t there. It was state legislature equivalent of “I read playboy for the articles”. Yeah, I want to end the constitutionally protected practice of shops offering rewards for buying their food because of... public health concerns. These laws were found unconstitutional because the legislature cannot enact laws prohibiting harmless acts not concerning the health, safety, or welfare of society. The Jennings lawyers were trying to tie the mandatory vaccination laws to these sinking ships. Their argument was... hey, not getting vaccinated is harmless from a societal perspective. It only potentially hurts the person refusing to get vaccinated. Unfortunately for them, the court found that, unlike in the cases I just mentioned, the statute in the present case was enacted as a health measure, and has a real and substantial relation to that object. Vaccines were an effective tool for fighting smallpox and were being widely used across the country. It’s no stretch of the imagination to say that mandating vaccines would indisputably be a public health move. Now to the more important question… is this mandate a reasonable public health move. To answer this question, the Supreme Court gave citizens the classic, don’t ask me, ask your mom. If the state legislature says a public health law is good or bad, we’ll probably agree with them. As they put it, the legislature has large discretion to determine what personal sacrifice the public health, morals and safety require from individuals. If you don’t like what your state is doing, vote, move, or tough it out. Still, the court’s didn’t want to be left completely out of the conversation. The supreme court crafted three venues in which a public health law could be found unreasonable, if it’s arbitrary, oppressive, or cruel and inhumane. Arbitrary laws relate to singling out specific groups in public health rules. Well, smallpox is running wild again. All those dirty Italians have to stay at home until we get a lid on this thing. Recently there were a few successful lawsuits against New York and California public health laws arguing stronger Covid regulations on areas of worship constituted arbitrary measures. On the opposite side of the regulation coin, we find oppressive laws. These laws ignore significant and relevant variables separating different groups. Everyone has to get a vaccine. Are you an immunocompromised ninety five year old? Well, should have voted for the other guy. Equality. Now, if you’re scratching your head and asking yourself… gee, that certainly describes a vaccine mandate pretty well... you’re not wrong. But, enter the asticks, the most powerful tool for lawmakers to cover their butts. You have to wear a mask indoors… except if you have this, this, or this health condition. We’re just going to add five asterisks to every blanket regulation to play it safe. In this case, the Massachusetts vaccine mandate didn’t mandate everyone got a vaccine. Instead, it was up to local public health officials to judge who was healthy enough for vaccination and who wasn’t. This gave people local medics deemed ineligible an out. Those two limitations are the guard rails separating reasonable public health laws from unreasonable ones that can be challenged in court. There was one final piece to the puzzle. What if we’re talking about a totally reasonable public health law, but for whatever reason the potential plaintiff got swept into the wrong category and is facing the possibility of being forced to endure something terrible. Can they sue? Yes. The supreme court carved out standing in the case of an adult who is embraced by the mere words of the act, but yet to subject them to vaccination in a particular condition of his health or body, would be cruel and inhuman. After reviewing this standard that they had just created, the justices found that a vaccine mandate is a legitimate public health measure, the way Massachusetts had implemented their vaccine mandate was reasonable, and Henning Jakobson would not suffer inhumane consequences because of his mandated vaccine consumption. Long story short, Massachusetts was allowed to keep their vaccine mandate on the books and Henning Jacobson was forced to pay that five dollar fine. Still no vaccination, but, hey, at least Massachusetts got their beak wet. In conclusion, this isn’t me advocating for a vaccine mandate, but if a politician says that mandatory vaccines are unconstitutional… well the people whose job it is to analyze and apply the constitution would beg to differ. Thank you and that’s all I have to say about that. Hello YouTube. Here’s that link I promised you. Thank you to my Patrons for helping me put out my videos. If you want to support independent nonpartisan news looking into the overlooked, click on that link in the description. Like, subscribe, and do all that fun Youtube stuff. Lastly, as always, thank you for watching. | That's All I Have To Say About That | UCvkeZg-TslGImACshg_J6tQ | 2021-08-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,464 | 8,760 |
Xl0aJh4F9e0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl0aJh4F9e0 | Disney's ABANDONED River Country Water Park | Mandy Andy | hey guys what's up it's me Andy Andy welcome back to my channel so today we're actually going to be talking about Disney's abandoned water park called River Country and I've actually really been wanting to add to my Disney series I'm having here on my youtube channel it's a little playlist that I'm putting together about all the different Disney videos that I have made and that I am still making so Disney's a river country it was Disney's a very first water park that they opened now you may know that they have two water parks in Disney World right now and they are called Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon Blizzard Beach is a water park that is kind of like based upon the aftermath of a blizzard and then of course typhoon Magoon is the same it's the aftermath of like a typhoon so they are both very different water parks and they are themed just like River Country was and so River Country is still there it's just very very abandoned and a lot of people have gone through and made videos of exploring the island because River Country was made on an island so the most of the photos that you're going to see of the abandoned part of River Country is actually not my picture I wanted to give credit to the photographer I found them online and they're amazing pictures his name is Steph lawless and I don't know if he did this for like a video or an article or what but I found them online and they are just phenomenal pictures so I'm just gonna go ahead and insert them in this video so Disney's River Country actually opened in 1976 and it stayed open for 25 years but it was abandoned for 15 of those 25 years and it was completely intact for those 25 years until they drained the 330 thousand gallon pool that they had there and completely filled it with cement and I have no idea why they filled it with cement because that was probably very expensive to do but people say that it may have been because standing water attracts a lot of mosquitoes and the Zika virus was a really big threat and so they just decided to fill it but that has not been confirmed and Associates have actually said that it was not because of the virus whatsoever that they filled the pool but I'm guessing it has something to do with like the mosquitoes and West Nile virus and things like that because everything is a threat to Disney of course you never want to hear about anything bad happening in the Disney parks so the largest pool that was a part of River Country was called the upstream plunge pool and that was a clear water pool that was on I believe it was the right side of the park and then on the left side of the park was kind of like a open Cove like a lagoon kind of a thing and it was designed to look like it was connected to Bay Lake which is the body of water that the island is surrounded by but a lot of people didn't know that they actually didn't connect and the water from the little cove on River Country was actually higher than the level of water of Bay Lake and so they kind of had like a wall in between the two so that they separated the two because it's just not safe to swim in bate Lake and Disney has had that as a rule for a really long time they didn't have in the beginning but of course you know probably because of legal reasons they had to make it a rule that you could not swim in their natural bodies of water in Florida and so going back to the Cove area pool they would actually pump the water so that the two bodies of water would never hit each other so just some background information on River Country it was actually six acres and like I said it was on an island and it was a part of Disney's fort wilderness area of Disney World and if you've ever been to Disney World or you know a lot about Disney World you would have probably heard of Disney support wilderness area which consists of the Wilderness Lodge which is a deluxe resort that Disney World offers and then they also have Disney's of Fort Wilderness which is basically a camping site where you can pay I think it's like $89 a night or something like that just so you can bring like your RV or your tent and sleep in like a kind of wilderness seedy place and so they designed River Country off of kind of like a Huckleberry Finn kind of vibe waterpark and so they wanted to kind of fit it in between like that Fort Wilderness feel in 1977 the price of the tickets there were actually four dollars for an adult and then in 2001 once gas prices started to getting really crazy because of war the price actually went up to sixteen dollars and 91 cents which is pretty much equivalent to twenty three dollars nowadays which isn't really that bad that was pretty cheap back then but of course having the war and all it was really hard for them to keep open because the Magic Kingdom ticket sales were going down and Disney did not know what to do about it so River Country actually hosted a all-american water party which was from April 6 to September 6 so it was a really long period of time where it was considered where it was like themed that 4th of July was every single day and so it was kind of like a fourth of July kind of like party themed thing and so it actually brought in a lot of people and they had all of the characters like Goofy and Donald Duck and all of them they would have them come in swimsuits and actually swim with the guests which was really weird in my opinion I literally cannot imagine being and like a soggy goofy suit I don't really I don't think that would be fun I feel like I'd become a creepy to have like a goofy swimming with my child to I don't know but anyway though the All American water party would also have like barbecue and things like that so it brought in a lot of people who wanted to kind of experience an everyday fourth of July feel now unfortunately Disney did have some deaths so in 1980 there was actually an amoeba outbreak and amoeba is like a bacteria that lives in a body of water that travels into your body and messes with your nervous system and so there was actually four people that died in 1980 from an amoeba outbreak and one of them was an 11 year old boy who had actually swam in Disney's River country and came in contact with the amoeba in Disney's River country so it was reported that I guess he had been staying with his family and did and he went to disney's river country and that was the only place he had swam right before he died and so since they knew that it was from river country they looked into how it had happened and it looked like it traveled into his nose and ended up in his brain and a destructed his nervous system and his brain however they actually remained open for another 21 years after this incident so some people say that they closed because that this boy died but honestly I just don't believe it because they stayed open for another 21 years and that's a really long time on top of that there were two people that actually drowned there one was a boy that was 14 years old and the other one was a boy that was 13 years old which is pretty crazy because I feel like Disney would have lifeguards on watch no matter what and would never let that happen but I guess it just did so that makes three deaths in Disney's River country so no one actually really knows why they closed they just decided to close and leave it abandoned for 15 years and then they finally you know permanently closed it which is very odd because 15 years is a really long time frame to keep something just kind of like sitting on the backburner like oh yeah we have this theme park but it's closed for the next 15 years I also thought that I was really interesting because I did not know that River Country was open for 25 years because I've been to Disney World like three or four times now and I've seen it before because I've stayed in the Wilderness Lodge and I've taken one of the little ferry boats across Bay Lake into Magic Kingdom and when we were passing it I saw like little water slides and stuff and I was like what is that and we had ended up asking cast member and they told us that it was a water park that had been abandoned and so I was thinking maybe it was abandoned during construction like they didn't have the funds for it something like that and even going into filming this video when I was researching it I thought it was you know abandoned just maybe a couple years after they made it and I thought it was because of the amoeba outbreak and so after I started researching it a little bit more I was like that's so weird that they stayed open for 25 years because I never heard about it 25 years is a really long time and I never heard about it but then again of course they were closed for 15 years of the 25 years so that it was still there but it's just so odd to me like it's so weird that Disney has these like water parks and places that were open and they were like a great place to go and people loved it and then they were just like oh no we're gonna close it that's it or things that they start constructing and then they're just like oh no don't have the funds like it's just crazy to me because it doesn't use such a big company I'm so surprised that they don't like do something with it you know like I could totally imagine them taking everything off of that island and then you know making it maybe another water park one that's more safe if that was even the problem and if that's the reason why they closed it I don't know I guess we'll never know why they closed Disney's River Country it's very very weird it's very interesting all I know is I wish that I could have experienced it because I absolutely love like the idea of their fort wilderness area I love staying in the Wilderness Lodge it's just an amazing experience and I would have loved to go into the water park this looks really cool like if you look at the pictures they're very like eerie but it looks like there's like a little playground and stuff you know it just it looks like totally something that like Huckleberry Finn would have you know I don't know like gone too even though he's like a fictional character like it's just like I don't know I I like the ambiance of Disneyworld itself so when I'm in Typhoon Lagoon like it really feels like a place that had a typhoon and this is like what's left over so it would've been amazing to experience something like river country so I know that it's completely against the rules to go on to the island and you know trespass to film videos but I would love to do that I love watching videos of people doing it because they like go at night and it's so creepy and weird because there's like caves and stuff on the island too because it's like a it's like a whole you know theme park but it's like a water park and Disney so crazy they always have like weird hidden cast member places and stuff so I would definitely recommend checking those out here on the YouTube as well but that is all the information I have right now river country if I find anything else I will definitely update you in the description box below but anyways guys thanks so much for watching please subscribe to my channel if you're not already and go ahead and give this video a like if you liked it and like I said if you didn't watch the video on Disneyland depths I'll go ahead and link that video below I'll see you next time bye guys [Music] | Amanda Haroutian | UCszpBKBhx4JUdxSBjTds3Ew | 2017-12-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,195 | 11,345 |
H_PUZGNPYjk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_PUZGNPYjk | Council Update April 2016 | hi everybody Martin hazy Lord Mayor for the city of Adelaide great to see you I now look forward to sharing with you what's been happening at Adelaide City Council during the month of April it certainly has been yet another very busy month firstly we hold a light rail summit here at Adelaide Town Hall where I invited a number of metropolitan mayor's into town hall to have a talk about what is the opportunity with extending a tram network around not only the city of Adelaide but throughout metropolitan Adelaide and we had guest speakers experts come in from the City of Sydney the Gold Coast City Council and a number of professional organizations who shared with us all of the aspects of light rail what are the benefits socially transport wise and of course also through an economic development lens so it was a very very productive time and what we built out of that was a sense of solidarity amongst metropolitan mayor's recognizing that light rail is very important only on Tuesday this week we moved to motion through our council chamber to recognize that the add a link project which is the piece of work led by state minister stephen mulligan Transport Minister that we're all united around working with the minister in terms of feeding into the add link project which will be done over the coming year and that will help us inform what exactly do these transport and what are these social and these economic uplifts look like when it comes to trams so it's an exciting time because trams bring more people in and out of the city of Adelaide as you know secondly some weeks ago I spent some time in our sister city of Qingdao qingdao is in china it's north of Shanghai and it's within the province of shandong we've had a sister city relationship with the city of Qingdao for some years and we were celebrating a 15-year milestone this year in 2016 state government of South Australia concurrently is celebrating a 30 year milestone for a longer term relationship with the province of shandong there were many mayors up in the city of Qingdao and shandong province and there were many local government representatives and just as importantly there was a large content of city of Adelaide businesses joining us in fact there were 32 across a whole variety of sectors there's one thing which is very common to these trade delegations is that everyone from Adelaide in South Australia is up there in the province of shandong in our sister city of Qingdao looking for opportunities with the cultural exchange opportunities or whether they're commercial opportunities and this year I'm very pleased to report that we've quantified the economic benefit from city of Adelaide businesses from the very recent trade delegation to Qingdao at some 15 million dollars Australian so I had great pleasure in having a report go through Adelaide City Council only this week which detailed all of the important outcomes of that terrifically productive trade delegation to China in recent weeks so if you do know of a city of Adelaide business so we'd like to engage with Adelaide City Council to explore what could be an export opportunity for that business please contact the lord mayor's office directly because we can steer you in the right direction we can connect you with the right people here at Adelaide City Council so that we can open some doors for greater opportunity for you in our sister city of Qingdao so our job is quite simple our job is to help our city businesses our city institutions grow and if that means an export opportunity helps to enable that growth we're certainly right behind you so please help us spread the word also as many of you know we've recently had Anzac Day an antique day is so important to South Australians and of course all Australians for so many reasons but recently in the month of April myself and deputy Lord Mayor Megan hender and a number of other elected members here from Adelaide City Council had the great honor of attending the opening of anzac centenary walk on kintore Avenue in the city of Adelaide just off North Terrace if you haven't seen Kintore Avenue I very much encourage you to do so it is absolutely magnificent it is stunning it is fitting and it's also very timely because what it does in this year of a hundred years of anzac also hmmm rates all of the battle conflicts and the peacekeeping efforts that the Australian military forces have done and engaged in over many many decades so please have a look Adelaide City Council was very pleased and very honored to contribute almost 2 million dollars towards that project along with a very strong collaboration with the state government of South Australia and the federal government so it's an important time just to pause and think about those that have served our country have a look at quinta revenue and I really does make you think so thank you everyone great to see you have a terrific month ahead and I look forward to talking to you soon | City of Adelaide | UCayEtG7bMZ_lYd_AjIZv-ww | 2016-06-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 878 | 4,963 |
31T8Xm6W6GU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31T8Xm6W6GU | English Collocations | collocations in English what are collocations simply put collocations are words that commonly go together let's look at some examples what word goes in the blank I usually a shower in the morning I usually take a shower in the morning why not make a shower or do a shower because over the years the expression has developed in English and now this is the most common way to say it other expressions like this are take a bath take a nap take a test take medicine take time can we use other words yes you can but they might sound strange to native speakers that's why it's important to get collocations right for example if you say eat medicine people will understand what you mean but it sounds incorrect to them in some cases other expressions are acceptable although not so common for example take a nap is the most common have a nap is okay but not so common in other cases the context or the situation matters or makes a difference for example John has a test tomorrow this is a statement of fact that means his test is scheduled for tomorrow John is taking a test now that means he's sitting down and writing the answers on the paper there are hundreds of collocations in English the easiest ones to remember are the ones that follow the pattern verb plus object or verb Plus ad I jective for example take a break do homework have fun have a good time get sick the more difficult ones involve prepositions for example belong to escape from focus on respond to search for talk about wait for in most cases if you omit the preposition it's considered incorrect for example he waited his friends no that's wrong we should say he waited for his friend we talked the weather no that's incorrect we talked about the WEA weather sometimes the collocation depends on the object being referred to for example I apologized to my mother I apologized for my mistake luckily we have organized a whole list of these types of collocations for you see Below in the description some collocations with adjectives require a b verb before and a preposition after them for example be afraid of be worried about be responsible for if one of these elements is missing it is in correct for example I fond chocolate no that's wrong we should say I am fond of chocolate once again we have organized a whole list of these for you please see the link in the description below now it's time to test your knowledge of collocations with with a short quiz fill in the blanks with the correct word ready okay question number one Stella the bus to work every day sits goes takes travels takes number two please pay attention the teacher to four from about two number three I usually bowling on Thursdays do go take play [Music] Go number four she couldn't concentrate her homework on for with about on number five did you participate the service project with on in for in number six they are opposed the new policy at of for [Music] two two number seven he was accused many crimes at two of four of number eight the Jeep comes equipped a V6 engine by on for with how did you do on the quiz did you get them all right don't forget to check out the links in the description below thanks for watching Remember to subscribe to our channel to get regular updates when we publish new videos to see more videos like this click on the link above or check out our websites for more free English learning resources eslgold.com or freeenglish study.com | ESLgold.com | UCKgEJwoRbHzpic5dY667r2w | 2024-01-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 628 | 3,411 |
9BWIJS7Fxys | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BWIJS7Fxys | HOW TO REV MATCH using PADDLE SHIFTERS or PEDAL in your DODGE CHARGER 392 SCAT PACK!!(MUST WATCH) | [Music] all right so this is actually a state trooper uh trooper driving school right here so we're gonna let them know that we're in the area gas all the way down squad what's happening it's your boy knockout 360 here man with another video for you guys so you can tell them in the car that makes this car vlog you already know it's going down when i come around let's go ahead and get into it man first things first car content car shows car reviews car meets anything and everything car related happens on this channel so if you're into that man make sure that you stick around because you're in the right place right uh for everyone else hit that subscribe button as well as that notification bell so that you know what's coming out and when it's coming out right so uh let's talk about rev matching i'm gonna give you the formal definition of red matching and then we're going to talk about how it applies to how you guys drive the car and how it applies to the dodge charger and challenger specifically right scan packs and up specifically uh what is rev matching rep matching is a technique used to change gear smoothly and with minimal disruption to the car's balance it is also commonly known as blipping the throttle specifically the aim is to match the speed of the engine with the speed of the transmission it's mostly used when changing down a gear rev matching makes a huge difference in both the lifetime of your engine and your lap time so let's kind of dissect that rev matching is a technique used to change the gear smoothly and minimally without disruption to the car's balance specifically the aim is to match the speed of the engine with the speed of the transmission and it's most commonly used when down shifting so what does that mean all right rev matching to my understanding has absolutely nothing to do with drag racing from a uh from a dig right from a zero makes no sense whatsoever to do that it doesn't apply rev matching only comes into place to my understanding correct me if i'm wrong when you are already in motion and you're downshifting to a lower gear so that your engine speed matches your transmission speed and therefore when it's time to take off for instance doing 30 rolls 60 rolls 40 rolls whatever you guys do legally of course the oh the game the the objective is to essentially when you take off you want your engine to already be matching the transmission speed so that when you take off you're not necessarily taking off from zero and then building that speed back up you're taking off from 60 exactly and then going from 60 on what do i mean i mean obviously when you're doing a roll you're at 60. so if you're doing a roll waist roll race at say let's say 40 miles an hour and you do not rev match your engine right you essentially put your car in track mode another charger or challenger or mustang pulls up next to you and you want to go and instead of rev matching you just kind of hold your car at 60 miles an hour on the gas and then out of nowhere once i guess whoever goes with the third horn or whenever it's time to go you guys hit the gas essentially your engine speed has to speed up to catch up to the transmission speed if that makes sense or maybe vice versa between the two speeds of the car there isn't a kind of a cohesiveness that's going on there so one has to catch up with the other and then speed up that's what you don't want that's ultimately how you lose roll races because you're essentially forcing your engine and your transmission to do more work because now they have to catch up with one another and then speed above that so essentially when you're doing a roll roll race at like 60 i don't know if i said 60 or 40 but whenever you're doing a roll race at 60 or 40 and you do not rip match as soon as you hit the gas let's just say for instance your engine speed is starting at zero and then it's catching up to the 60 and then on beyond that however long the race lasts whereas with rev matching when you rev match your car at 60 it holds the engine speed and the transmission speed at 60. so when you hit the gas and you go at 60 on the highway or whatever you're doing on the roll race your car is starting at 60 and then it's going above that it's accelerating from 60 and beyond that's the most layman term layman method of explanation that i could possibly give obviously you guys know that i'm not a mechanic in any way shape form or fashion but that's what makes sense to me that is essentially ramp matching now what the the overall mechanics is that it's going to downshift the gear when you hear that you're going to hear your engine sort of rev essentially it's going to rev while you're driving don't be alarmed i was alarmed the first time i did it in my scat pack and it scared the [ __ ] at me i ended up pulling over because i thought that i was like [ __ ] up my car that's not the case you'll hear your engine rev essentially that's just your engine saying that hey listen to engine and the transmission are in congruence we're at a lower gear and we're waiting on you to push it how do you do that in a dodge charge or a dodge challenger scat pack and above to my understanding you can only do rev matching in the scats and the 392s and above obviously he'll catch red eyes i'm not sure about the rts i highly doubt in the v6s but correct me if i'm wrong you can do it one or two ways the easiest way in the way that i always do it is with the actual pedal right you're on the gas pedal you're doing 60 somebody pulls up next to you they want to go they they throw the horn at you to let you know that they want to run you what you need to do and this is the critical part guys do not freak out if this sounds alarming but what you have to do is you have to obviously you have to be in track mode or sport mode or custom you cannot use well actually take that back you can actually use rev matching and eco why would you do that i don't know but you can't use the paddle shifters in eco that's a different story but it behooves you to be in track sport or your custom mode that way you get the most out of your transmission but the way that you do it with the actual pedal itself is when you're doing 60 or 40 or whatever you guys are roll racing that you need to hit that pedal really hard really fast like that really just tap it real quick tap it real quick just like that and then you'll hear your car literally do what my car just did you're here at rev i'm actually at a stop right now it doesn't make sense but you have to hit that gas really quickly don't be afraid of it it's the same principle as uh using launch control with uh the you know the uconnect system it's the same principle you got to hit that gas real quickly and you'll hear the car downshift and you'll see it on your odometer it'll downshift and then you'll hear your car rev up that's your car letting you know we're ready to go that's the easiest way to rev match if you ask me another way to do it is with the paddle shifter this left paddle shifter the downshifter you can actually and you only can do this in sport or track or custom mode you cannot use your paddle shifters in eco therefore the downshifting wouldn't work in eco mode so you have to be in a mode above eco mode in order to use the paddle shifters what you do is you hold your paddle shifter down hold it all the way down hit it real quick hold it down and then you'll hear it the same sensation that you heard with the pedal you'll hear it with uh the downshifter on the paddle shifter as well so you'll hear the car rev up you'll see the odometer drop of gear you'll hear the car revv up already said that and then at that point you're good to go to hit the gas and go the reason i don't like using the paddle shifter is because in my experience when you use the paddle shifter it switches you into manual mode and then you have to use the paddle shifters to um to um shift i don't like using paddle shifters when i go i just want the car to take care of that i trust the car enough to handle its business when you use the paddle shifters to rib match hold it all the way down and then it's going to rip match you'll see a drop of gear you hear the engine rail of all that good stuff once you get on it with the pedal you do not need to blip it with the pedal at that point because you just lift it with the downshifting uh the paddle shifter once you get on it with the pedal it's gonna go but to my understanding or in my experience it will switch you to manual mode so now you have to use the paddle shifters to my understanding you cannot blip the throttle with the paddle shifter and then just get back on the pedal and let the car do it an automatic it's going to switch you to manual i could be wrong on that correct man if i'm wrong but that's been my experience maybe i'm doing something wrong but those are the two ways you can use the pedal and you can use the paddle shifter so we're going to go ahead and put that theory to the test i told you guys i only like using the pedal but i'll show you with the paddle shifter just for the sake i can't really get up to high speed because it's 5 30 in charlotte so there's going to be traffic every [ __ ] where but i will let you guys know when i'm doing it so that you guys see the benefit and i'm going to do a contrast using paddle shifters or using rap matching as opposed to not so let's go ahead and get into it there's a damn police officer behind me but uh let's see all right so boom 40 roll 45 roll you hear it now i'm gone 72 minute chill son but yeah did you guys hear that so once i hit it real quickly you'll hear the engine and the train well you're not gonna hit the transmission but you hear the engine sort of stall i'm not gonna say stall but it kind of it holds that gear you'll see a drop you'll hear it and that's when you know it's time to go and then once you hear that just go 46 here let's do it listen to it gas all the way down see it i'm gone do that again let's do it at fifth let's do it at 50. 50. hear it you'll feel that jerk now i'm going you see what i'm saying and that's much better than going from zero now let me try to go from zero so that you guys will kind of see the difference it's almost like when you go from zero and you're not rip matching you're almost building your speed back up from zero if that makes sense even though you're holding that 50 it's like you're building your speed back up because technically you're building up the engine speed um i guess from a lower gear correct me if i'm wrong on that guys obviously i don't have all the you know the the technical terms and whatnot but so i'm gonna do it with the pedal let me get up to now once again you can do this from any speed you want i'm gonna do it to about 40. all right 40. you hear it now i'm gone this is actually a state trooper uh trooper driving school right here so we're going to let them know that we're in the area so this time i'm going to do it without rev matching so i'm at 40. it doesn't have that same pull that same effect you know what i'm saying it doesn't have that same launch that's a good example so essentially when you ramp match once you hit the gas you're essentially launching your car let's try that again [Music] so i'm gonna do it without rev matching let's do a 40 roll so boom guy pulls up to me 40 roll let me see what's around this corner make sure you know cops all right guy pulls up to me 40 roll i'm gone gas all the way down you know what i'm saying it doesn't have that same pull is the easiest way i'm at 40 now all the way down you hear it you see it holding and i'm going did you see that jake that jerk you saw that jerk as you can see it will take a toll on your car if you continually do that because my uh heat temperature gauge did get up about halfway so it did get up a little bit over half at one point now granted i'm the novice at this i'm not a professional i could have been doing that [ __ ] completely wrong but one thing that i did notice and this is the second time that i've noticed this is that when you're constantly rev matching and launching your car on the road your heat will increase a little bit i think at one point it got up to like 219 which was a little a little over halfway i could see a little bit of the white yeah i don't really like red matching low than the low gear like 30 at 30. [Music] now like i said when it comes to the paddle shifter you want to hold the the minus paddle shifter down once you hold that you'll see obviously same thing with the uh the pedal you'll see your gear will go down your you'll hear your engine and you'll actually get a little sign that says uh and they if you want a board manual hold down the plus i'm just gonna do it for the sake of showing you guys and then we're out of here because i told you i don't like user manual i don't like using the paddle shifters i just think it's much easier to use the pedal to blip the throttle as opposed to actually using uh the paddle shifters alright so we got a little bit of room here no we don't because we got a yellow light so i'm gonna do it here you see it now i'm out now i'm out you saw what it did you heard it [Music] all i did was hold down the minus paddle shifter and then it went down and all i had to do was go i didn't go because obviously i can only go 30 34 out of 40 miles an hour here but that's rev matching with the paddle shifter as well as with the pedal me personally i'm using the pedal all day long i'm not messing with the paddle shifter because as you saw it put you in the manual mode and you have to come out of manual mode using the other paddle shifter or if you want to continue in manual mode you do your thing there me personally that's too much when i'm doing 130 miles an hour on the highway or in a professional setting i don't really want to be worried about anything but the damn road in this 5 000 pound car i mean that's just me personally you know what i'm saying i'll do it one more time 55 40 50. there you go now it's ready i'm out it's the last time i'm doing that i'll tell you i hate doing that i just feel like it's just a whole bunch of bs going on man but that is that guys rev match your car when you're i you know i get so legal here i can't i'm not telling you guys the street race but you know what i'm saying like rip match your car stop you know just hitting it and going rev match your car yeah rip match your car to my understanding it's a lot better on your engine it's a lot better on your transmission for the longevity of the car and then you just get better performance because your engine speedy and transmission speed are at one constant right they're at a constant therefore there's no catching up and then going above that so you're getting a roll race with another charger challenger you already know what to do there's nothing special that you have to do in the settings like i said you cannot use the paddle shifters in eco mode therefore you have to come out of eco mode if you're going to rev match using the paddle shifters but using the pedal in uh eco mode works but i don't know why you would ever do that because you're not getting the full benefit of the transmission but you have that option to do so if you so choose um so yeah guys that is red matching in a bottle man by all means let me know if i missed something uh my homeboy told me shout out to my man santana scat man follow him on instagram follow him on youtube as well he's got a wide body scat pack he's the craziest 392 [ __ ] that i drive with and i don't like driving with him because he's crazy i let him go in front of me but um he was telling me that you should be able to use the paddle shifter to drop a gear and then it'll keep you in automatic if i'm not mistaken i could be mistaken because i may have misquoted him but you should be able to drop a gear using the paddle shifter and it not put you in manual so you can continue using automatic but then again um i may have misquoted him on that but uh let me know if that's true let me know if i'm doing it right and tell me what for some reason this is like the third time that i've done this but why i feel like my car is overheating a little bit after i rev match it a few times too many talk to me about that maybe that's just the nature of the beast or maybe i'm doing something wrong i don't know but uh it's always mini boy knockout 360 man i'm going to the grocery store because that's what you do when you drive a sedan you pick up groceries but i'll see you guys in the next one man peace you | Knockout 360 | UCOeaTAgoc3hc2YWpvxzbfNA | 2021-06-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,340 | 16,642 |
_AxVlUzoTMI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AxVlUzoTMI | BBIS / Webinar Advancing Equity—Maximizing Learning in Diverse Classrooms | hello I'm Lisa Hansel editor-in-chief of any UI sees peer-reviewed journal young children I'd like to start by thanking all of the early childhood educators have joined us for this webinar we know you are very busy and we deeply appreciate that you're spending time with us I'm excited to share that over a thousand people signed up for this webinar to deepen their knowledge of and to reflect on advancing equity in diverse classrooms we are fortunate to have two well-known leaders with us today Tyrone Howard is a professor of Education and UCLA's Graduate School of Education and information studies and also the director of UCLA's black male Institute Maurice Sikes is the author of doing the right thing for children eight qualities of leadership and he's also a senior associate with the early childhood leadership institute after their presentations we'll have time for questions but before we get started just a couple of housekeeping details if you have questions you want to ask Tyrone and Maurice please write them in the question box on the lower left side of your screen they will answer as many questions as possible at the end of their presentations some people using a telephone line may experience a slight delay you will have the best experience using the sound on your computer alright that's it so we're ready to dive in Tyrone please get us started thank you so much Lisa I want to also thank everyone who is taking time out of what I know are very busy hectic schedules to be part of this webinar we think this is an important conversation and the fact that you are here suggests that you would also agree with us that this is an important topic and I'm glad to be a part of it I'm also excited to hear my colleague Maurice is well but I want to talk about the way which we have to think really differently about how we advance equity and how it needs to inform our classroom practice I always I want to preface the conversation by saying that I think about equity and I hope we can start to think about equity in a very different way than we think about equality oftentimes those two terms are used interchangeably as if they are one in the same but I believe that equity operates from the standpoint of how do we give a little bit more to certain populations who have been historically and even contemporarily disadvantaged so the idea of equity means that we're going to focus a spotlight on populations that have historically been on the margins on the outside looking in and begin to think about where our time our effort and our resources can be much more centered in equitable ways to help those who have been disadvantaged so let's get into it uh part of what drives this work and I think that serves as the real catalyst for our conversation today is that we must recognize that diversity is basically a heartbeat of the way of life in our United States of America it is essentially our new normal this is a trend that we have been seen for some time and it reached an apex in the fall of 2014 when we witnessed for the first time in our nation's history that the highest number of students who were enrolled in our k-12 schools were non-white mock demographers have been seeing this coming for some time and actually the numbers happen sooner than we anticipated some demographers suggested that this would happen in the year 2017 2018 but the fact that we hit this number four years earlier than anticipated speak to the way in which we're seeing rapid ethnic racial cultural and linguistic diversity in our schools and so I oftentimes say that diversity is our new normal that we as schools have got to respond to the changes of our student makeup and the sooner we can begin to embrace understand respect and recognize diversity the better we will be this reality is one that is not new on large urban cities across the country places like New York Los Angeles Houston Texas Miami Florida Chicago Illinois is have seen these what are call majority minority districts for a very long time but now for the first time what we're beginning to witness are large numbers of non-white students and some of the small middle parts of the country state such as Nebraska Iowa Kansas are beginning to see larger numbers of non-white students and their schools and so we must understand that this is a hallmark that suggests that we're not going back we look at birth rates we look at the numbers of children that individuals are having across the ethnic and racial lines and we are seeing large numbers of Latino students there's some estimates that suggest by the year 2030 Latinos will be our largest subgroup of students in our school surpassing whites and we're going to continue to see a decrease in the number of white students who are in our schools so again it's imperative for our schools to help develop their teachers in a way that they can understand how to teach talk think and learn across diversity because if we're going to stay true to our democratic ideals we have to understand that diversity is our strength diversity is our new normal and it's a part of the fabric of the night of life in the United States I also wanna say that what we have to recognize that while we embrace the fact that are some of us many of us hopefully all of us will embrace the new diversity that we see in our schools across the nation there are some disturbing account that we have to come to grips with as well that we continue to see these stubborn gaps in schooling experiences and outcomes between students of color and I want to be clear when I refer to students of color I'm referring to African American Native American Latino as well as Asian American students and what we continue to see are some discrepancies in academic outcomes namely with our african-american Latino and Native American students compared to their white and certain Asian American counterparts and that is often time then referred to as the achievement gap I guess what I would do I would challenge that moniker a little bit because achievement suggests that these disparities are a result of students individual efforts and what they've achieved but I think we have to understand that a much broader way so I think I'm better a better way to think about this is to understand the opportunity gap that exists within our schools those opportunity gaps oftentimes have not been afforded to African American Latino Native American students in the same way that they have been for white and certain Asian American students so we understand those opportunity gaps we're talking about access to high-quality schools access to highly prepared teachers access to culturally engaging rich curriculum access to AP and honors classrooms and really at the level that we're concerned with access to what we refer to as gifts and talented classes so there's the issue of opportunity gaps where it comes to academic outcomes but we're one of the more disturbing realities has been in place has been when it comes to issues of diversity and discipline and part of what we're seeing in schools across the country is that the greater the rates of ethnic and racial diversity our schools the higher rates of disciplinary action that's being taken and if you look even on a more granular level what we see is that the rates in which we see African American and Latino children in schools the levels at which they're being suspended is quite disturbing and quite disproportionate in many districts and states across the country I'm an estate in California where we know that as early as preschool were already seeing some troubling to pension rates I've seen some reports that suggest that while african-american and latino boys for example make up about 20 25 percent of the preschool age population that they make up over fifty percent of those students who are suspended and expelled that should give us all some serious concerns raised some pressing questions and begin to lead us to think what are we doing that we begin to see these students namely black and brown students being so willfully over-represented when it comes to suspensions and expulsion now I think a knee-jerk reaction is to say that well this happened because those are the students who are most disruptive in schools or another research knee-jerk reaction might be well these are the students who caused the most troubles in school so they must be dealt with accordingly I would challenge that I hope that we would all begin to challenge that by saying that some of these explanations need to be delved into a little bit deeper and part of what I think happens that there's often time a disconnect that exists between many teachers and the students they teach especially if those students are black or if they're african-american or Latino so cultural myths and misunderstandings I think a part of this process and some levels of racial discrimination is part of the process and oftentimes implicit bias can all be part of the process of why we see large numbers of black and brown students being suspended now some might say well what a cultural misunderstandings have to do with what we're seeing in schools I believe and there's data to support this I would recommend everyone take a look at William Gilliam's work where he looks at the levels at which black children were being targeted by teachers looked at by teachers scrutinized by teachers at a much higher rate than their white counterparts I think we have to understand that when cultural misunderstandings play out you have students of color oftentimes bring their cultural ways of knowing and being to the classroom in a manner that is oftentimes not understood and typically misread by teachers teachers who think that students are being disruptive when students are often time participating students were oftentimes trying to find ways to understand content and engaging in ways that may be unfamiliar to some teachers so again cultural misunderstandings can be demonstrated by very well-intentioned teachers who just don't seem to understand the kind of cultural ways of knowing the cultural ways of communicating the cultural ways of being that many students bring into the classroom so we should all be concerned districts and our parishes and our counties and our states across the country to take a closer look at what is our data looking like when it comes to discipline especially at the early childhood level because what we have to be mindful of is that if we suspend a child one time his or her like we should have graduated from high school reduced about reduces about 25% and we don't want those labels to be placed on children at such an early age where it can have a devastating effect on the rest of their academic career so let's pay attention to issues around diversity and discipline because they matter and we have to make sure we're being fair we're being a parable with inconsistent and not having higher rates than we should across certain racial and ethnic categories so given that I would ask us to think about three essential questions and this is something that we all should think about we should all talk about even if you're in a school district where students of color are not in the majority I think these questions are still relevant because you may have small numbers of students of color and I think you have to think about what is their experiences and how are we supporting all students regardless of their ethnic racial cultural backgrounds so I think the first question we have to think about given the increasing racial and ethnic diversity in the nation schools and in particular and early childhood programs in particular what role should cultural relevance have in teaching practices and policy and I would respond to that question by saying all of our teaching practices must be reflective we must be informed in ways that are centered around differentiation of students despite the fact that we know that teachers frequently tend to teach in one particular domain we're asking teachers now to rethink their ways of teaching their ways of communicating so that students across the ethnic and racial spectrum can understand ways in which they can engage with the teaching and learning process I think we also have to begin to think about teacher education policy what are the knowledge and skills that teachers must as ethic they're going to enter this profession they show that they can work with diverse learners what are the knowledge and skills that teachers must possess if they're going to enter this profession if they're going to work with language learners what is the knowledge and skills that teachers need to have if they're going to show that they're working with immigrant population these are some really important questions that we all need to respond to across our states across our cities and counties to ensure that as we think about the process of becoming teachers that that process is consistent with who those students are that teachers will be teaching a second question that we have to think about is one of these now what is the essential knowledge and skill that early childhood educators need for teaching today's diverse learners I think that's the the million-dollar question what are those skills and I think one of the ways we have to understand that is by knowing race and knowing culture to know that race and culture are really complex concepts that shakes so much of what students know and understand even at early ages the studies that show that young children are able to pick up on racial differences as early as two years old they know that racial differences exist the challenge becomes that we as adults frequently don't engage students in those conversations about racial differences you might say well how do I engage my students if they're three or four or five years old around racial differences I think it can look different it can sound different but the key is to talk to students listen to students make sure if you hear them same things that are destructive or that are dismissive of certain ethnic and racial groups that that's not tolerated I think the main thing we can't do is ignore these issues because to ignore them is to say that these issues don't exist or they don't matter and I would ask all educators to begin the challenge this notion of a colorblind approach to how they see students colorblind is basically tell students that their diversity doesn't matter their race is unimportant and the identities are not seen so I would ask teachers to think about how we begin to think about race but also understand that cultures matter matters as well and culture shapes who we are how we think how we speak how we communicate how we interpret the world around us how we save our core values essentially we are all cultural beings and we have to begin to ask ourselves as educators what are my cultural ways of knowing how do those cultural ways of knowing shape the way that my students see the world around them and then the third and final question I think we should be asking is how the learning prospects compromise for diverse learners and educators do not understand them culturally I'm going to give an example in a few minutes about that but I think we have to come to the understanding that in many ways that for students whose ways knowing are not often time recognized that they become at a severe disadvantage because often time they expected to know and understand how teachers see the world how teachers communicate how teachers want emotion to be expressed how teachers want reading or thinking or mathematical reason to be expressed and oftentimes that made a little different than the way that students come to understand how this is a plan out so I hope that each of us will begin to ask these questions and others as we begin to think deeper and harder about the ways in which diversity plays out in our classroom practices I would also ask us to understand that every student and I do mean every student possesses her or his own cultural capital essentially what I'm referring to here are different ways of doing knowing communicating and living and understand this and this is an important point that we all must recognize it just because students are different does it mean that they're deficient just because the difference doesn't mean that they're deviant just because they're different different doesn't mean that they're defined or despondent we have to make sure that we understand and we give some space and place in our classrooms for students to express themselves in ways that we may not be accustomed to to interact with students in ways that we often time may not see certain students using in the classroom difference is our key term here we have to recognize that we have lots of ways of communicating seeing exploring the world diversity is part of our normal reality and let's begin to let students show how their different types of cultural capital play out now what I would like to do is give a few examples of the types of cultural capital that I think we must be aware of as we think about this work and one of the examples that I typically use with the teacher education students that I work with are developed by Education scholar Tara Yeo so and he also talks about cultural capital wealth or cultural community wealth and really should talk about six type of capital that many students of color possess as they engage in the thinking and learning process that then can be a wonderful example of how this plays itself out one of those aspirational capital what they also described here is this way in which young students of color oftentimes desire and aspire to impress their teachers and want to do well to impress their their apparent so even students who may come from a low-income background they're still hopes and dreams and aspirations that even our youngest learners have and there must be a space and a place for those young people to talk about their ideas to express their imaginative thought and to begin to really understand the way that they see here and understand the world around them that they see is full of possibilities and full of hope and they may not always look the way we think they should look but we still must affirm that aspiration when it's manifested a second one is linguistic capital this is one that's I think quite common that student of color bring to the classroom every single day diverse ways of speaking diverse ways of communicating and sometimes these linguistic forms of expression are not always in line with what teachers think are the most ideal ways one example I frequently give is many years ago I talked about my my son who was in preschool at the time coming home every single day with small paintings and pictures that he had done in his pre-k classroom and I became curious about why he wasn't coming home with more of the academic types of work that I saw from his white and asian peers coming home with it had numbers and letters and then I heard his teacher who was a white woman who I liked a lot explained to me that she didn't think my son was quite ready to do some of the more academically demanding tasks it well I asked him well how do you know what suggested to you that he doesn't know how to do this work and she responded by saying well I frequently asked him and encouraged him to participate in our activities and he tells me that he doesn't want to participate she says I always invite him to our circle time we read our story today but he says he doesn't want to do those things I'd explained to her that his linguistic capital was such that when she asked him where she invited him where she encouraged him and his four year old mind that meant that he did not have to do it I proceeded to explain to her that for him I think what worked best was a more directive from the communication where she told him to come sit down instead of asking him when she told him she needs him to sit down instead of encouraging him I had explained well we're at home we don't ask him if you would like to go to bed we don't encourage him to come sit down at dinner to bed direct my communication that's a form of linguistic capital that some students possess that teachers need to be mindful of other types of capital that oftentimes get manifest is familiar capital and social capital these are other ways that children of color are oftentimes expressing themselves and being form learners in the classroom that we must understand I would also say that resistance capital as well is the form of capital that many students can often time manifest especially in the face of injustice some students feel like if they see something that's happening where a student appears being wronged but it's their role or their responsibility to speak up and speak out on behalf of their peers some might think well I'm a teacher this is not involved in this student but some students come from a home life in the background or environments where issues Iran and Justins are not tolerated they speak up they speak out and they defend the honor about that individual who they may feel is receiving the injustice and so these are some examples of how capital situated with culture manifests itself and how students begin to see the world around them another one is social capital again it's important for us as teachers to listen and learn to are from our students because they are showing their cultural ways of knowing every single day I think we must engage in circles where we have students talk they share listen express and that's how you begin to pick up on how student culture it is a part of who they are and then on this final slide I like to talk about before I prepare the transition is that I think we have to understand that many students the culture manifesting from the standpoint of being what is referred to as my brother's keeper again this is around issues of justice and fairness and equality in a classroom not uncommon defiant to the color goals will see injustice who will speak up about it who will speak out against it and say that that's not fair that's not right at my peer or my classmate is not going to be able to play because he did something that was helping me that I'm also going to be in trouble as well I mentioned the fact that their directives that are described disguised as questions I share earlier this whole idea of how we as educators communicate with students to make sure that for early childhood students that we are making sure that we are clear about what we want them to do what we need them to do and not suggesting or recommending or asking that they do think the way that might be misinterpreted differently to how we want them to understand and then the whole idea I mentioned of resistance I think it's so crucial because again sometimes resistance while it might be seen through a negative lens the students being defiant it can also be understand understood as students standing up for something that they believe in so these are just some small examples of how we must begin to understand that culture matters I think we all have to become educational anthropologists we have to talk to parents we have to talk to caregivers and most important we have to observe and listen to our students as they interact in their circles with their peers because in those environments in those interactions and in those settings we can learn some amazing things about how young people see the world around them how they engage how they how they converse and how we can then use that knowledge as a way to bridge the gap to the content that we would like for them to learn in our classrooms with that I will pass the microphone to my colleague Marie sight all right well thank you Tyrone we'll get to Maurice in just a second I just wanted to jump in here to say that that was a really really interesting and informative presentation you've given us a lot to think about and it fits so nicely with nae ycs emphasis for so many years now on tensional teaching and anti-bias education so thanks again I'm sure many of our audience members would like to learn more fortunately both Tyrone and Maurice contributed to the May 28th special issue focused on the power of early childhood education to help equalize opportunities for children and stick around to the end and we will provide that website for that issue but now let's no more delay Maurice please jump in well good afternoon everyone and thank you Tyrone for laying the foundation from my comments on advancing equity and learning in diverse classrooms point of fact is it was Tyrone's article on cultural capital in young children that prompted my thinking about teacher cultural capital I was reminded of the teacher preparation program that I participated in during the late 60s where we were trained and expected to develop the competencies of a teacher as ethnographer who held the equity proposition that all children can learn at high levels and that the cultural capital and agency the children from under-resourced communities brought to the teaching and learning dynamic was worth knowing understanding valuing and exploiting in the best sense of the word a teacher ethnographer who through inquiry inquiry and self-reflection would focus on their own cultural capital and its influence and contribution to the teaching and learning dynamic therefore I find it most distressing that almost 50 years later we are still challenged by the equity proposition as represented by the same achievement gap that existed in the late 60s the only difference being that we know and understand that the achievement gap or as Tyrone suggests the opportunity gap is real it starts early its persistent and it's reversed we can take the heart the prophetic words of the influential educational researcher Ron Edmonds who in 1979 set forth a simple proposition that flatly challenged the prevailing assumptions regarding the achievement gap in equity he said and I quote we can whenever and wherever weak use successfully teach all children whose schooling is of interest of us we already know more than we need to know to do that whether or not we do it must finally depend on how we feel about the fact that we have it so far critical pedagogy Ron Edmunds challenge to the educational community is consistent with the concept of teacher as not refer which finds its roots in the critical pedagogy movement a progressive philosophy that challenges teachers and students examine power structures and patterns of injustice and inequality it requires teachers to facilitate active social cognitive and an effective student-centered learning these teachers provide democratically focused learning scenarios and experiences characterized by exploration and inquiry with a caring community where children have choices and voices regarding curriculum problem-solving and decision-making the principles of critical pedagogy are organized around a schema that places critical pedagogy at the center surrounded by three interconnected circles namely curiosity create creative learners and creative experiences and voice and authentic dialogue curiosity one the COPE quotes popularly attributed to Einstein says quote free curiosity has greater power to stimulate learning than rigorous coercion and the coercion of having children not be curious is detrimental to their development curiosity could be fine as a deep and persistent desire to know and understand it drives meaningful learning and thinking by prompting proactive and intentional behaviors and activities that are novel complex and ambiguous oftentimes we want to focus on the right answer rather than leaving possibilities open to children that stimulates their curiosity the pedagogy of curiosity or what I call the curious classroom is based on a how to know perspective the pedagogy of curiosity requires the teacher to create an environment of actives curious engagement characterized by three dimensions one active participation active thinking active questioning and focused collaboration to students talking and taking ownership and reflecting upon learning experience with individually and in groups and three utilizing inquiry based strategies in critical thinking as a means to build knowledge and understanding the teacher takes on the role of coach facilitator as we like to say the guide on the side instead of the sage on the stage they use and model techniques that help children to see what thinking questioning techniques look like and they are always willing to confront issues of social injustice and equity on the insane scheme of there's creative learners and creative spaces key features of creative learners and creative spaces is seen as a product of the dynamic interplay between the teachers personal qualities the pedagogy he or she adopts and the classroom ethos they choose to create to accomplish this teachers need to do the following 1 deepen their knowledge of theory and practice relative to creative teachers and creative teaching looking in on teachers who are considered to be creative to consider their own personal qualities and emerging pedagogical practice in relationship to creativity and 3 reflect upon specific features of their environment that provides for creative pedagogy and the third dimension is voices of authentic dialogues to promote voices of authentic dialogue teachers must demonstrate courage and a commitment to civic and social engagement and responsibility that will ignite bravery in young children to realize that they have the power and agency to change the status quo the depakote construction reflection and feedback loops are all critical elements of creating a culture where authentic conversations can occur they can occur by one engaging children in the process of establishing classroom rules and logical consequences teaching and practice to teaching and practicing active listening question and feedback techniques and three conducting classroom meetings at the beginning and end of each day that focus on civic engagement and issues related to social justice and equity if starts with wet loris malaguti founder of the world renowned early childhood programs in reggio emilia italy called the vision of the child he said and I quote our image of the child is rich and potential strong powerful competent and most of all connected to adults and other children he further stated that teachers image of the child is where teaching and learning begins therefore believing in the power of the child as a capable competent resourceful learner is where advancing equity and learning and diverse classrooms begin and is also the first dimension of cultural capital that the early childhood professional should bring to the teaching and learning process this image of the child requires the capacity to see children not by their skin color surname gender home language zip code or disability but rather by the promise and possibilities that resides in each child hopes dreams aspirations and unrealized potential the second dimension of teachers cultural capital is the capacity to understand the importance of quality relationships the ability to establish authentic relationships by taking a personal interest in each child and conveying to them that they are valued and respected for their cultural agency and that their experiences outside of the classroom are equally as important as their experiences inside the classroom very dimensions of the teachers cultural capital is the capacity to understand the importance of quality conversations the ability to engage children in sincere meaningful reciprocal conversations with the appropriate balance of back and forth dialogue that models models classroom discourse deepens concept development and builds vocabulary and promotes a accountable talking by accountable talk I mean asking children sort of the reasons for what they're saying not just saying oh that's a good response but why do you think like that what prompted you to respond that way so this fourth dimension of teachers cultural capital is the capacity to understand the quality of experiences the ability design and implement a dynamic robust classroom a program that is rich in print and conversations conversations that are intellectually stimulating and where there are a wide range of hands-on minds-on learning opportunities that build the knowledge and skills that lead to success in school and in life the concept of teacher as ethnographer coupled with Edmonds admonition and the four dimensions of teacher cultural capital could serve to advance our efforts to advance equity and learning in diverse classes thank you great Maurice thank you so much that was definitely very thought-provoking and we've got a lot of terrific questions coming in so many thanks to Tyrone and to Maurice audience members we've got a good 20 minutes here for Q&A so keep those questions coming in we already have enough that I'm going to do a little bit of merging and digesting here to get us started so fair warning to Tyrone and Maurice this question in slightly different formats is coming to both of you so Tyrone mentioned that being colorblind is not very productive and Maurice you have discussed seeing each child's individual strengths so I'm going to ask each of you to talk a little bit more about that and specifically to address you know if children have and particularly you know young children three four or five year olds have questions about racial or cultural issues or you know if there are negative experiences in the classroom how should teachers address racial and cultural issues so Maurice I will start with you on that well I think in two Tyrone's point earlier what we shouldn't be is afraid of talking about race and differences and you know we start our year out and we're at the beginning of the school year talking me one of the favorite themes is all about me and are going to school so I think that it is the teachers responsibility to surface we're all alike and we're all different in many ways so I I just want to underscore the point of our you know when people say they don't see color that is disturbing because if you have children in your classroom and you know them individually you should know much about them so this whole idea of establishing meaningful relationships and valuing respecting children that also means understanding their race and their ethnicity and their home language in their home culture so it's all a part of that package okay great Tyrone did you like to add in there no I think Mari said it eloquently I don't know I could say say it much better I think it comes down to the idea of knowing who students are in totality and race and ethnicity is a part of who students are and I think what we also have to understand from many teachers saying that they don't see color at the same time that certain students namely students of color are getting fewer opportunities to learn is an inherent contradiction and that's where issues of implicit bias come into play and so the only way that implicit bias or unconscious bias can be disrupted teachers start to think and talk about racial differences students are curious and I think what we have to do is we have to honor their curiosity and we need to tell students yes there are people who have different skin tones there are students who have different eye color there are students have different hair color that's what that's what makes us unique I don't think we become fixated on it we at least acknowledge it and we talk about it and we move on I think what we do often time is we send a very meta big strong message to students this is taboo don't talk about it don't mention it don't think about it and I think then young children become older adults who then operate the same standpoint of racist taboo race is something we don't talk about and then I think what happens and what's really destructive and dangerous that the less we know the more we tend to make up I'm also interested in children's theories about how they see differences and so when children point out you know he's different or that child's color I often asked children so why do you think that is I mean so this whole notion of construction because what we do know about children is that they are forming the world based on their construction of what they see the world to begin pushing children to think more deeply about why they think someone is different and I'm not talking about assigning a value so how do you think why do you think his eyes are bluer why do you think his skin is brown just pushes children to think more deeply about what it is they are perceiving and this is where accountable talk comes in pushing children to go be on the surface great thank you so Tyrone I'm going to come back to you and I'm going to combine a couple of questions from audience members one is for you to talk a little bit more about implicit bias and contrast that with explicit bias you had mentioned implicit bias earlier and I think we could use a little clarification on just what that is and then also if you could go back to Walter Gilliam's research on suspensions and expulsion and explain that in a little bit more detail that'll address several of the questions that have come in yeah so if we can start with the issue of implicit bias I think it's important to read the work of several folks Derald wing sue SUV has written about this extensively so has Daniels soul Arsenal who is written about this and basically what they've talked about is the idea that we are all biased in some way shape or form because any society that socializes people through media through popular press sends messages some good some not so good some positive some not so positive and so what these scholars talk about is that it's important for teachers to think about their implicit or unconscious biases these are biases that we all have they often come in for our behaviors and inform our actions more than we recognize and what we have to be mindful of is it's those actions and those for the implicit beliefs that we all have are in the back of our minds if they're anti black or anti brown and we're in a classroom with black or brown students we might find ourselves in situation where the black and brown children are really called upon we're more likely to keep our eyes on the black and brown children waiting for them to be disruptive or we tend to give praise to the white children but we don't give the same kind of praise to the black or brown children and again you can be a very fair-minded individual who thinks that she or he treats all children the same but then students feel like they're not given the same opportunity to be part of the learning process one of the ways that folks can begin to check their own biases I often times refer many of my teachers and my pre-service teachers frequently do this as well we go to the implicit association test that's put out by Harvard University you can go online you can google it the i-80 which stands for implicit association test and you can see how in a 10-15 minute time frame you can get asked certain questions and it can show an anti or pro bias or non biased towards a certain group or a certain skin color and I think that's important many teachers take it and they don't like their results and they get upset and they say the instrument is law then I say well wanted to take it again they take it again and the results come back even worse than the first time but it just shows you that having biases doesn't make you a bad person it just makes you a human being because we all have this present company included and really feeds into the idea around Gilliam's work because a gilliam found in his work is this idea that many of the teachers that he studied in early childhood education tend to have more of a watchful eye suspicious eye on black and brown children mainly black children wherein they engaged in similar behaviors as white students but teachers were more likely to discipline or redirect the behavior same behavior mind you of black children in black brown children that was oftentimes shown by white children now some folks might say that's just coincidental but when it happens consistently and over time it suggests that there's a larger issue a larger pattern perhaps a larger problem that needs to be addressed and so Gilliam's work is important it just shows how it early ages young children are given certain messages not only are the children of color receiving messages about themselves being seen as being problematic but also their peers their white peers their Asian peers also can pick up on these cues that the teacher is giving and saying wow if this student is being seen to talk to looked at as a problem by the teacher that maybe we as peers should also see that child is a problem too and that can affect peer-to-peer relationships and really begin to affect the child's self-esteem and sense of belonging in a classroom okay thank you very much I think that clarifies several issues so now we've gotten several questions that Maurice I think these are going to be for you related to just exactly how you engage young children in authentic dialogue about social justice and we even have a question here that I think would probably be pretty common across a lot of preschool and kindergarten classrooms saying that well you know we do read allowance about Rosa Park and Martin Luther King jr. and is that what you mean in terms of you know fostering discussions of social justice or do you have something else in mind or something in addition perhaps hmm well I think any good literature is worth reading aloud you know I think about you know how we contextualize even these people that we're putting in front of children being Martin Luther King Rosa Park or Cesar Chavez or anyone else but I do think there are real experiences in the classroom that lend themselves to discussions of social justice one that comes to mind and you know it is you know the block corner pretty much is the domain of the boys and dramatic play is pretty much the domain of the girls teachers often say well that's not the case in my classroom but if you ask the children who plays in the block corner they will typically tell you the boys and theirs in Germanic play so here is it is both it is an issue of social justice because the boys typically dominate the block corner and I've been in classrooms where the boys will say to the girls what are you doing over here you know and the girls will say to the boys when they come in Jermaine you're not supposed to be here and so it is also role definition but role definition is an issue of social justice and so a teacher should have I had one teacher who one afternoon she went in the block corner with the girls girls only just to let the girls know that they could be in the block corner she had on a hardhat and it was only for this but it's also a discussion you know I know this when we have choice time that the boys who's in the block corner for the most part I would ask the children maybe some of the boys and then we start talking about what is right and fair and just so it's being comfortable and I go back to Tyrone's notion of our own inherent biases ease some teachers might believe that the boy should dominate the block corner and the girls should dumb it so if that's your belief system but now you're getting into gender bias and your premium whole set of other problems and so it's in the natural ebb and flow of the classroom that presents opportunities for justice what is right what is fair not right and wrong but what is right just fair fair and equitable great thank you so we've gotten a couple of questions related to how to engage families so once again Tyrone and Maurice I'm going to point this one at both of you we had one question in particular that was a little bit more general but it's from a student teacher and we're always very thrilled to have students with us so but it's asking about how to strike this balance of getting families involved but not pressuring families so I'm going to summarize that as how to be welcoming and particularly how to be welcoming cross culturally and then there was another question earlier that was related to specifically an issue of when you don't speak the family's language how to address some of those barriers and it strikes me that perhaps the two of you could talk about taking an interest in the family's culture as being a way to start to build a bridge even if the language part of the communication is a struggle so Tyrone why don't we start with you and then Maurice we'll have you jump in so yeah families need to be a part of the solution even though it pains me to say in some cases families can be part of the challenge as well and by that what I mean is that children typically come with some of the similar attitudes and beliefs around difference that they've learned from home issues the discrimination and Prejudice and racism are not inherently a part of who we are they're learned and this says they'll learn they can be unlearned so we like to think that parents and caregivers can be part of that solution so I think cultural differences can be a way to help bridge those those gaps and I think that if we begin to have parents who are from different cultural backgrounds share some of their customs share some of their traditions share some of their ways of expressions as part of the way that we create what I refer to as cultural democracies in our classrooms where students get to learn and hear from families and children who come from other parts of the world they begin to understand some of their holidays they begin to understand some of their core beliefs they begin to understand some of the traditions and some of the oral histories that are told I think this is where all of our students benefit the students from those communities that are oftentimes new to a school setting get to share some of their understandings but at the same time us-born children who are not familiar with those cultures may begin to broaden their understanding I think the early that we can start to shape those beliefs and begin to create the sense of respect and value and appreciation of diversity and culture in young children the better they are to be a situation where they don't adopt Regice attitudes they don't have discriminatory behaviors and they don't have negative racial attitudes so yes families engaging families about sharing some of their ideas some of their inputs some of their beliefs can be a big big big big Avenue but I also offer this caveat some parents and families don't want to talk about these issues so I don't want to make this like it's an easy win because you will find some parents and some families of color who will say that's not something that we're interested in doing and if that's the case I think it's important for teachers to respect that so you know when we talk about family engagement I always say what do we want to engage them for why do we want them to be involved in the work of the program or the school so you know it does something that's common across all cultures program schools too before we even start the school year or early in the year to have a conversation with families about your plans for the year and I think one thing that and if you don't have the language we need to find someone who does have the language to translate that I think that first impressions are lasting and I encourage teachers and directors and principals to follow this framework you talk to parents and you say I will be your child's teacher this year you know much more about your child than I do tell me your hopes and dreams for your child this year that is so disarming I mean because you have validated the parent and the family from the beginning and then you go on and talk to them about your hopes and dreams for the child and so that initial contact the contract of you know more we're going to work together you know more I mean that when you have challenges down the road that helps to mediate many of them and I think the other thing is that we have to be careful with holidays and food because we can fall into stereotypes and I've seen some people do awful things with trying to celebrate cultures and you know there's something on the hitters and actors that looks for cultural competence and I see little girls with wooden shoes children and Holland do not wear wooden shoes and so I think that people have to pay a lot of attention and I certainly recommend that we read the Wiis sermon sparks anti-bias curriculum and some of the work that people from teaching for change have put out in terms of that kind of thing okay great so Maurice another question for you here this is from an early childhood educator so I'm just going to read it word for word says in the children's book the other side a black girl is excluded from play because of the color of her skin it's resolved in the end and the children do play together is this a good springboard for conversation or is it introducing racism well you know I would use that book because I observed some discriminatory practice in the classroom I you know it's sort of like KITT we all know young children can be very unkind to one another and you know so it is thinking from a social justice perspective in paying attention to the dynamics of the classroom and so I would use that but I wouldn't peek you read that book in isolation I would read it in the context of kind gestures and how do we show our friends that we value them and we care about so if we're creating a sense of caring and we could ask the question do you know any examples and what does it mean to be fair children have their own decimation what does it mean to be just what is justice and if children don't know I would teach them the definition because Bruner made it very clear we can teach children any concept that we need to on their own level and give this vocabulary up there in this beginning emerging concept development and then I would read books where children did wonderful things for other children and where children did not so wonderful things but it's not in isolation and when you read a book like that in isolation you can get a lot of trouble from parents because they say my child came home and said and if you don't have a strong theoretical conceptual framework for what you're doing so I click in isolation know within the larger random acts of kindness kind of thematic yes okay great so we only have a few minutes to go so I'm going to do one last question for both of our presenters and I'm going to ask them to tackle a huge topic in a very brief way which is I'm going to come back to the very beginning where Tyrone mentioned this concept of the opportunity gap and Tyrone specifically mentioned several aspects of opportunity gaps related to education and I just wanted to wrap this up by having both of you reorient us to the larger concept here and talk just briefly about some of the broader economic historical and societal gaps that are driving a lot of those educational issues and think about the extent to which these very important topics that we're tackling are really should be resting on the shoulders of educators alone or if they should be resting on all of our shoulders so Tyrone why don't you take that first but you only get about a minute and a half that's not that's not fair at least you can ask that hard question with a minute of half but I appreciate that but here go yes this is a topic that rest on all of our shoulders because really it gets to the heart of who we say we are as a nation we say that we value democracy we value fairness we value justice we value opportunity and we for years have not always measured up to those lofty principles and we were able to somehow dismiss the so-called minorities of this society because they were just fat minorities but now we're living at a time where the minorities are becoming majorities and I think we really have to then double down on our efforts to ask hard questions about who are we as a society if we believe in democracy fairness justice opportunity but yet our largest consume to be largest populations continue to be on the outside looking in so what we're asking educators to do is not something that's only relegated to education we're also asking our larger society to take a long hard look at how we think about issues around opportunity equity race racism discrimination because we cannot Drive as a society if we continue to marginalize large segments of our population one of the models that we operate on as a nation is a poor Bakunin which means out of many comes one and we have to be frank that if we're going to be one we have to recognize the many and that becomes to me the real civil rights issue of the 21st century and just to pick up on that you know it does I'm going back to Rome to your opportunity gap issue and so here's a deal children from under-resourced communities children of color poor children are less likely to be in high quality programs they reflect in many instances the k-12 world we are poor children get the least prepared teachers with the least experience and so the opportunity to be in a dynamic robust challenging environment just dozen children are stalled from the start I would recommend to people to look at the documentary age 7 in America which is Meryl Streep if the narrator's old is based on a documentary that was done in England but you can see at a seventh of disparity of opportunity for children and shows a cross-section of children ethnically and economically and you see how this starts our challenge is to have higher quality programs and particularly so we all say the children poor children benefit from quality programs but we don't have enough high quality programs for the children to benefit from well Tyrone and Maurice this has been a really thought-provoking and for me personally just an invigorating call to action and you've brought a lot of clarity to some hugely important issues here and once again I want to say thank you to all of the early childhood educators who gave us their time today we know how valuable it really do appreciate it as with other na EYC webinars this one will be available online so with that once again thank you to the audience members thank you Tyrone and Maurice and it's been a real pleasure speak thank you Lisa Thank You Maurice and thank you everyone who the part of the thank you carry around and thank you Lisa | 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q0KnhkbFl_s | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0KnhkbFl_s | Video Editing in the Shell Joining Clip - MLT melt - FFMPEG - Linux 2 | okay this is the second video in this tutorial first off just like the first video i have to start off with an apology i apologize in the first video i didn't realize i had the output of my computer running back into my videos so when i was recording and i played some videos you probably couldn't hear me very well but we're going to review a little bit here anyway basically i'm in my folder here with the original video clips we have our script here that put uh the converted videos into the edit folder so what i was saying uh in the last video is if we were to play these videos with mlt uh we are going to get some jerkiness the beginning of each clip that uh is something new it didn't happen before i'm running unstable debian so i'm running unstable versions of mlt simplefix was converting the videos to a different format that's what we did with this script so if we go into our new edit folder run the same command there you'll see that there is a smooth little movement from video video there is no jerkiness or pausing at the beginning of each clip cue to exit out of that so now that we've seen our little preview of what the video is going to look like let's say it looks good and save it to a video uh an actual file so uh i'm gonna do is mlt asterisk mov because i want all my videos in here uh and then we're going to give it the consumer switch so now there's different types of options for consumer where we want the av format so an audio video output file and then colon and the name of the file we'll just call it 100. in this case i'll go avi because i want to go with now you could just hit enter here and it will save the video uh as some sort of avi i don't know what codec it uses by default um but i like using uh xvid so we're just gonna say video codec sorry type stuff right here video codec equals the library file for xvid uh now i can hit enter at this point in which case i actually i will and it will give you an output here what current position and frames it's at uh and when it's done i'll play this video but you'll see that it's not a very great quality and that's because we haven't given it any parameters for what quality we want we told that we want to use this codec the xvid codec but we didn't tell it basically the option we're going to give it is the bits per second or kilobits kilobytes whatever um the byte rate and so we're gonna do that i'll show you the video uh as the output here at the standard uh and it's not gonna be that great and then we're just gonna add one little command at the end our option at the end that will actually increase the quality uh and i'm gonna change the basically i said the uh the byte rate of the video or bit rate of the video and we'll say m player 100 uh dot avi so there it is but you can see that it's very pixely and the colors aren't great so i'm just going to queue to get out of that run the same command as before mlt here let me clear the screen for you mlt uh all our mov files consumer and then we are going with the av format for the output colon the name of our file 100.avi in this case the codec we're using and then i'm just going to say b equals in this case i'm going to say 5000k and hit enter now you'll notice right away one it doesn't go oh that file already exists are you sure you want to continue be careful you don't overwrite a file that you have already created that you want to keep if you name the output of a file that exists it is going to overwrite that also i want to point out that i put 5000k why 5000k the example i saw online used that and play with that number get what you want obviously smaller might get you a smaller file number file size but you're going to lose some quality there also these options here mlt uses ffmpeg to compress the video so most of these video and audio options that you put in are going to be the same as ffmpeg so if you're unsure but you know about ffmpeg use what options you use in ffmpeg if you don't aren't familiar with ffmpeg use what i show you here or give it a little google so uh real quick here i'll m-player the file and you can see the quality is a whole lot better um obviously you can also give it settings for uh audio output uh in fact i'll do that and we're also going to try a different video output here so uh i'm going to cue to quit that we'll run that same command but this time instead of xvid let's do x 264 that's pretty popular out there we'll call this and we'll make it since it's 264 an mp4 file we'll hit enter there and let that run and it says that i uh too many bits per frame requested okay unable to include audio disabling audio output so i guess with that format we're going to have to give it some audio options which i was going to do in the next little uh part of this tutorial i also want to mention that i've been playing with mlt for one day i don't know if i mentioned that in the first video i've known about for a long time been meaning to look into mlt and just haven't uh and most of my command line stuff i've been using ffmpeg for a little bit that i was able to do now that i know how to use melt and mlt i'm going to be using it a lot more um so forgive me if i stumble through parts of this i've been playing with it for a day but i definitely wanted to share it with you because it's something i've been like i said wondering about for a while i looked into it here and there and couldn't figure out how to use it finally saw one example online on how to use it and then i saw well this is how it works i was able to look through the man file and figure out the rest so and i still am only scratching the surface of it i think we're getting close to the end here i forget how many frames there were looks like 14 13 okay that took a little bit longer to uh run than before but let's m player 100.mp4 and there's our video um but no audio uh because as i said i guess uh x264 requires you to tell it it's audio's option it doesn't have any defaults let's real quick uh list out here all our files that start with 100 and uh the mp4 is a little bit smaller but there's no audio in it yet uh and we'll just run the same command as before we'll give it an a here just for a different file so we don't overwrite so we can compare the two and then for audio options we can say audio codec equals aac i'm assuming and i haven't tried it yet that you can do copy just like you can with ffmpeg and we'll just copy the audio without recompressing it but we'll we'll play with that in a future tutorial probably i don't want to spend too much time on this today the audio bitrate is um 280k i'm sorry 128k and uh that should do it let's hit enter we'll let that run i'll give you a little spiel here while this is going since we'll take a minute minute and a half um you know so we didn't get the error about the audio because we gave it audio parameters but 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that will bring you to our irc channel okay that's done real quick here let's first list out our files so the mp4 here even with the audio is still a little bit smaller than our xvid video but i also don't know what uh audio compression the xvid was doing because i didn't give it any parameters let's have a look at how that video looks um full screen 100a looks good and we have audio so that is joining videos in the next tutorial we're gonna do basically the same thing but we are going to uh use a fade transition to fade each video clip from one to another so uh thank you for watching and i hope you enjoyed sterile and i hope that you have a great day | Kris Occhipinti | UCf93fPKwotph47H3_KDcRyg | 2012-11-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,724 | 8,521 |
EMogMn5IGIU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMogMn5IGIU | Open Data Camp Delhi Depinder Kapur | uh i don't have a presentation with me what i have with you to share is my experiences with data on water initiation and it's nice to see a young crowd and therefore i hope my experiences will add value to your work that you're doing see i started work in the ngo development sector from 1988 onwards and at that time we didn't have digital data we didn't have we would often you know rely on uh state statistical abstracts as they were called and on the uh district back books and information and i started in the nrm sector forestry watershed agriculture so i remember at that time in the late 80s or from the mid-80s the data was essentially being used to show by the ngo sector at that time what is the importance of basements so what is the definition of wastelands what is the extent of these trends and this calculation was done based on available data at that time which was in terms again i'm saying state statistical abstracts distributive abstracts which would classify land in different categories revenue wastelands lands not meant for agriculture housing they were about seven eight and on that basis it was used to classify the different agencies and individuals came up with an estimate of wastelands in india and therefore to drive public investment and to drive ngo in so what i would like to say is that it's important to understand for whom the data is being generated and who will use it so coming to uh this example of water sanitation uh we had a water quality workshop i was with moderate earlier and then i'm currently working independently i'm also associated with this india wash report and it's an advocacy organization so coming to this issue for whom the data would be used in we had a water quality national conference in moderate in 2007 in which many people came and made presentations on water quality issues but we were surprised to find that the best data on water quality was actually available with the mines and mega rules department there was one lady who came from the mines and minerals department and she was from karnataka and she said you see our data is based on the water quality testing which we do on the mining areas but it's the best it's most comprehensive because we do chemical and other parameters testing which central ground water mode doesn't do and it's much better if later we maintain it we use it they don't in order to get the best data you also need to know you know which agency will be the most suitable one it may not be the your normal ministry or the nodal agency which collects the data data is also used for different purposes but essentially it is used for management research and by institutions and agencies now in the wash sector which is water scientific hygiene there is always this big debate that water sanitation contributes to health impacts and health impacts measured in terms of dietary reduction so that has been the logo for generating funds and resources for the water sanitation hygiene sector now this is quite a debatable thing and i mean it's very for example the data itself shows that the diarrheal incidence has been falling over the years of the 90s over the technical impact of deaths has fallen dramatically so different agencies are trying to certainly extend and i think it's important for larger agencies like unicef to justify some you know data which says that investment in water sanitation will yield this kind of result so if you look at the sector and currently there is this issue of stunting and malnutrition again which is based on econometric correlations if you actually have to measure the impact on of sanitation on stunting why are malnutrition you have to do it medically you can't do it through correlation of data for example what the way it is being done in the what sector is that there are these districts in these blocks which have a high open defecation low devoted usage and they also happen to be the districts and blocks where there is high malnutrition and stunting so you know one includes the other which is very unscientific so but stunting seems to be the new focus for generating funds in the worst cycles is like the idea wizard stunting is even more sexy in terms of its biggest contribution and it's it's again a matter of knowledge and debate which needs to be done in terms of data priorities if you see in the water sanitation sector infrastructure and spending is what the government does the ministry they are monitoring spending and spending correlates with infrastructure so their website monitors this kind of data when you look at census data it measures access and maybe usage but i don't know actually whether it says how many people are using which kind of toilets and which kind of water sources but do they actually use it or is it just having access to them then comes the usage and behavior change usage and behavior changes being done mostly by foundations ngos and they look at sanitation behavior change hygiene behavior change as a focus and the health impacts as i said are monitored by universities melbourne school of hygiene and tropical medicine some expert agencies who can do that just to end on this the challenges i believe in in the data work on water sanitation firstly is on actually measuring how much people want facilities in terms of water and sanitation this should have been solved and done away with and the entire subsequent analysis of research is based on this first question but this itself is never addressed there are certain parameters 135 liters per capita per day in the urban areas 40 liters per capita per day in rural areas these are accepted as that and recently when the urban 31 government came in power in january here we did a study in the steady stumps to assess how much water actually people want because there was this issue of 20 kilometers per month uh free per household and there was a lot of criticism of that even ngo said this is actually not taking in account the environmental and cost value of water so we actually did a study in study where people said this is reasonable so again it is quite surprising that on a basic thing like this without actually doing any analysis people do without doing any survey the people do an analysis that is the first priority i still think we need to assess because these things so you know that is the kind of things people say so you actually need to assess how much water and if they have a toilet the usage of water is more if they don't then use it as less but that doesn't mean that is their requirement second a priority is functionality uh and for public infrastructure functionality again it was showing that problem how much is it functional so if you go to a state like jharkhand where functionality of hitbox is very less so on record everything is functional but at one practice it is not water quality i've already mentioned the problems there um higher level impact measurement so behavior change is seen as the frontier of water saturation measurements of the banks but i would say higher level impact measurements should look at the deeper barriers and constraints for the english not just whether people have knowledge whether they have attitudes whether their practices eap is considered an arena for research but for example in so we asked this group of men why would you wash hands after do you wash hands after even then you have to get at the deeper perception of their image there's a perception of what they are rather than just giving them more knowledge and practices and also look at social economic impacts so those are not the privately | DataMeet | UC3VOLqOw9d5OEcdAqMvfucg | 2015-03-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,363 | 7,605 |
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Kcp6mG7lMd4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kcp6mG7lMd4 | AlterConf London 2017: Learning How To Cook... by Anna-Livia Gomart Cardin | (upbeat music) - So hello everyone. I want to, okay, perfect, thank you. I want to talk to you about something that I think is very important. In an age where Google is saying that the internet, the search internet is over and now we're going into an assistance internet. And I want to talk to you today about decision making. Because decision making, when you're free, is a very important skill to have. But what is it? Decision making is the process of identifying alternatives and being able to choose one of those alternatives depending on your values and preferences. So if you deconstruct decision making it's in different phases. So the first phase is to frame what they call a decision situation, to not call it a problem. So you have to, at some point, say "I need to make a decision about something". And then you gather information and you generate alternatives, meaning you have access to information, and you can take it all in and you have the imagination and the knowledge of alternatives that you're gonna gather. Then you're gonna pick one. And then you're gonna implement it. So those are the different phases. And when you're talking about a recommendation algorithm, what you're saying is that you're gonna automatize the gathering of information and generation of alternative. And that is going to be decided by an algorithm. And I think think it's very important to understand how they're made, but also I think it's very important for each and every one of us to be able to make them. So what are they used for? They're used for picking the next movie you're going to watch, they can be used for finding the perfect job, or they can be used to find the perfect house. So all of those things that have a high impact, except for the movie, that might not be a high, it could be. But the job and the house are going to have a huge impact on your well being, on your capacity to have extra work activities because you're gonna be closer to your work, it's, a great work means a lot of mental energy to strive for things. So those are very important situation and decisions to make. And they have a huge impact, and we can automate it. We can make it more powerful because we have computers that can do that. So let's see how they're made. As any algorithms, recommendation algorithms have input, process, and output. I like more eggs. So let's look at input. Okay, let's look at input. They have two types of input. One, you're wondering about the geese. I can see that, because there is no stock photo of air. This is the closest I got. (laughter) So, so the explicit inputs are what you're gonna see in a recipe, and a recipe is gonna ask for two eggs, to whip them up. They're never gonna ask you to have air on hand. So the explicit ingredient is eggs, the implicit input is the air. Well, for recommendation algorithm, same thing, you have explicit input, for example, how many stars you put on a film, on Netflix, that's the explicit input. The implicit input would be, for example, the time you spend watching that movie. It's something, it's just looking at your behavior and saying "oh, this is what it means". So it's just taking in that data. So let's look at the process. Well, for recommendation algorithms there are two types of processes, there is collaborative filtering. So let's say that this is Alex and this is Sam. And Alex and Sam both like strawberries and ice cream. So we're gonna say "oh, they're similar, they both like the same things". But we can see that Sam also likes video games, so we're gonna say that Alex also might like and might want to buy video games, that's how they work. The other type of, of recommendation, I'll go over them, so they're called content-based. So we still have Alex who likes strawberries and ice cream, and we say "oh, this is a raspberry pie". It's a pie, it's a raspberry pie. She likes fruits that are red and this is a red fruit so she might want to buy it. (laughter) So here, you know about recommendation algorithms, they take explicit and implicit input and there are two main types and they were not exclusive, those two types, so you can mix and match them. And make even greater recommendation algorithms. But what is very interesting about recommendation algorithms are their output. Because their output truly reflect the values and the preferences of the implementer. So decision making is about the values and preferences of the decision maker, and recommendation algorithms are about the preferences and value of the implementer of the algorithms. So what we see in the output of recommendation algorithms are some really great things. They allow discovery, meaning that you can sift through a huge amount of data, they allow variety and discovering things that you would never have known about but there's someone somewhere who has the single profile and likes something. And finally, it allows a sense of community. Finding people who have the same tastes, the same strivings and being able to say "oh, I found this person and they seem to be really cool", and I use that a lot on Twitter so sometimes I'm really happy about that algorithm. And sometimes I'm not. Sometimes they have very horrible ways of showing up. Kind of like when they show you this person you really want to forget about on Facebook and say "hey, do you know that person?". (laughter) "Yeah, I do, it doesn't mean I want to ever think about them again." Or there is that terrifying story about this algorithm that, this lady and she had an app to follow her pregnancy and sadly she has a miscarriage. But the app didn't prevent, so they sold their data because that's how apps get their money. And so she kept on getting coupons for pregnancy and then, like, small kids stuff. And that's the darker side of recommendation algorithms is that they don't represent the values and preferences of the users. They represent the value and preferences of the implementer. So let's look at the implementer. Corporations! (laughter) And that has some very negative effects, that only corporations right now are implementing those algorithms. The first things is how do they know if they have a good algorithm? How do they rate it, what is their, their system to know "you know what, we've made an improvement on this"? What they do is that they look at engagement. If they can predict that you will engage with a result, then they're saying, you know, "we're good". Meaning if they recommend a film, the fact that you're gonna click on that film means that the algorithm is good. But sometimes we engage because of our bias, because of our beliefs, because of our habits, we don't engage with the things that will serve us the most. For example, I tend to engage with sweet things more than bitter things. So I will engage more with a meringue than with an egg white omelet, even though the input of two eggs is pretty much the same. And they know that, they know that I tend to go for the sweet thing. So what they're going to do, because they want me to get engaged, they're gonna just serve me sweet things all the time because they know that's what I engage with. Even though I wanted to go for the egg white omelet. I don't really want to go for the egg white omelet because, you know, it's not my thing but it's white and looks like meringues. (laughter) So they know that and so they're gonna keep on feeding me this thing that I like, the things that I believe and the things that confirm everything I stand for. Meaning that they will go for my confirmation bias every time. And that gets us into filter bubbles. It gets us not interested about what other people think and kind of in that very sweet space. And as citizen, it might not always be what we want, but we don't control that, we don't make them, the corporations do and they want us engaged. The other things that corporation do is that they show us output without showing us in either the input or the process. Meaning that we only see the meringue but we don't really know what went in it and we don't really know if it was beaten by an electric egg beater or a kid somewhere out in a very poor country that had no choice whatsoever than eating eggs. That metaphor is not as great as I thought. (laughter) So again, the output, what it represents are the values and the preferences of the corporation implementing it. And I got to use fire thing. And meaning that it all comes down to trust. It's not even about trust, it's about choice. Do we have a choice? And as long as we're not making our own recommendation algorithm, each and every one of us, we don't have that choice. So let's do this, let's all make our own recommendation algorithms to make really great decisions. But there's a problem. This is where you get after ten hours of coding, and this is where you need to be to make a recommendation algorithm. And it's scary because each and every one of us, as a society, don't have time to do this. So thank society for making easier ways. Now we have recommendation algorithm as a service. We have open source recommendation algorithms, and that's great. If you already know how to develop one. If you don't know anything about coding, you're still far away from being able to implementing one. And that's the trouble with incremental simplification, is that they're simplifying, not for everyone, they're simplifying for people who already know how to make them. So how do we drastically lower that ceiling? How do we make it possible for everyone to make those recommendation algorithm? Well, why would we want to do this, first, because it's going to be a lot of effort. We heard a little earlier today that the fact that we had better tools and simpler tools to make video games allowed for a variety of games to be able to reach a wider audience. And having that diversity means we're going to be making better video games in the future, and not video games that reflect the view of a teenage white male. That's great. So, the thing we need to do is to simplify drastically. But is it ethical to have that layer, that level of abstraction? Don't we also integrate bias when we simplify a solution? Well, if you think about it, as soon as there is a recommendation algorithm as a service, we have already, we have this level of abstraction. So the question is "do you have to have those credential as a developer to use it, or can anyone use it?". And it's, as long as you have that level of abstraction, of being able to use someone else's service, you have that ethical question, but we don't ask it of developers. We don't ask them to have permission, so why should the general public need permission to use them? So I want to talk about software, not as a technical solution, but as a human, the need of human solution. And I took this from if this than that. And the way they're talking about a technical solution is how it's solving a human problem. And a human problem is "I don't know where my phone is". And that's a very human problem and behind that you have APIs that will be used and most people don't know what an API is. Most people don't have a clue what an API is. But they don't need to. They don't need to know to know that they can find their phone with that level of abstraction. And I think that's very powerful. So how do we do that for code? Well, the way we learn about cooking, the way I learned about cooking is to first know like, general ideas about what the different dishes were and different components, ingredients were, and then how to mix them to have lowest effort for maximum impact. That's sort of how I learned how to code. To learn how to code, I'm learning for a very long time to have very low impact and I'm spending a lot of time having low impact so that some day I will have very high impact. And it seems kind of backwards. It seems like it's a test, like if you can keep with this for like, hours and hours and hours on end, you will have this power, this magical power. So with food, what do we do? Well, we have general concept and we say "you know, let's give people information about what they're buying". "Let's give simple, understandable information such as a list of ingredients". And the first one is the most common one. So let's imagine that on github. So please, this is my, I'm not a designer so this is my designing skills. It's not that... So let's say that we have a logo to say this is a recommending algorithm. And let's say we have a logo that says "oh, it's a collaborative filtering one". And then we could, the way we have the ingredient list on an already prepared dish, we could have a data list knowing everything that it takes in, and their influence on the result at the end. How easy would it be to make a decision if you knew "oh, this algorithm, it takes all the movies I've already seen, but I'd rather have this one that takes my friends' lists because I have friends who have great movie tastes". And that's the level you need to make a decision. Knowing how it's made inside, maybe you can wait for, you can wait a few years to know that, but those are the information that, that's decision making level of information. Another thing we use in, we can use, are archetypes and models that users already have. Instead of talking about loops and if/then statements, let's talk about stories, let's talk about Alice and Bob. I mean, Alice and Bob, they showed up for the first time in a research paper. They're not tools used to explain cartography to little kids, they're a tool used to communicate between humans about something that is very complex. So let's tell stories about our algorithms, let's tell stories about our services. And the other things that we've seen and, again it's if this then that because they use that level of abstraction for APIs, they use grammar. They use grammar that we know how to use already to talk about algorithms. And they don't show you one line of code, and that's okay. Because for most of us, it's not about coding, it's about solving problems. So all of this talk is about freedom of choice. Because the people who generate alternatives, the people who gather information for us will, at the end, decide how we make decisions. And in the age of assistance, it's very important for every one of us to know how that information is gathered and what alternatives are shown to us, and especially what alternatives are not shown to us. So this is why I think that, we all should make recommendation algorithms and I would love to hear your thoughts on this. So I've prepared some time for Q&A if you want. (applause) | Alter Conf | UC4Av66gi0KiboNzqJy5rAPQ | 2017-07-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,664 | 14,586 |
CGxvQD4w61c | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGxvQD4w61c | Orissa, India | Wikipedia audio article | Oh DISA Odia Orissa pronounced Oh saw listen is one of the twenty-nine states of India located in eastern India it is surrounded by the states of West Bengal to the northeast Jharkhand to the north Shanta Scot to the west and northwest and under pradesh to the south Oh DISA has 485 kilometers 301 miles of coastline along the Bay of Bengal on its east from ballast or tag and jam it has the ninth largest state by area and the 11th largest by population it is also the third most populous state of India in terms of tribal population Odia is the official and most widely spoken language spoken by 60 million according to the 2016 census the ancient kingdom of Kalinga which was invaded by the mauryan emperor Ashoka in 261 BCE resulting in the Kalinga war coincides with the borders of modern-day odessa the modern state of Odisha was established on the 1st of April 1936 as a province in British India and consisted predominantly of Odia speaking regions April 1st is celebrated as Oh disobey a Khalid Abbas ax the region is also known as utkala and is mentioned in India's national anthem Jana Gana mana Cuttack was made the capital of the region by a nanda vermin chota Ganga in C 1135 after which the city was used as the capital by many rulers through the British era until 1948 thereafter Luba nature became the capital of Odisha the capital ie boob Anish were lies within quarter district topic etymology the term odessa is derived from the ancient Procrit word ah davu saya also Udrih bib hasha or Odra bib hasha as in the pyramid inscription of Rajendra Chola the first which is dated to 1025 Sarala das who translated the Mahabharata into the Odia language in the 15th century calls the region Odra Rashtra and Odisha the inscriptions of capital and Rhodesia of the Gajapati kingdom 14:35 267 on the walls of temples in puri called the region Odessa or Odessa Raja the name of the state was changed from Orissa to Odessa and the name of its language from oriya to Odia in 2011 by the passage of the ERISA alteration of name bill 2010 in the Constitution 113th amendment bill 2010 in the parliament after a brief debate the lower house Lok Sabha passed the bill an amendment on the 9th of November 2010 on the 24th of March 2011 rajasah bought the upper house of parliament also passed the bill in the amendment topic history prehistoric a julienne tools dating to lower Paleolithic era have been discovered in various places in the region implying an early settlement by humans Kalinga has been mentioned in ancient texts like Mahabharata vayu purana and mejia vinda Siddhanta the sub are people of Odessa have also been mentioned in the Mahabharata body on dimensions Kalinga has not yet being influenced by Vedic traditions implying it followed mostly tribal traditions Ashoka of the Mauryan dynasty conquered Kalinga in the bloody Kalinga war in 261 BCE which was the eighth year of his reign according to his own edicts in that war about 100,000 people were killed 150,000 were captured and more were affected the resulting bloodshed and suffering of the war is said to have deeply affected Ashoka he turned into a pacifist and converted to Buddhism by sea 150c emperor Caravela who was possibly a contemporary of demetrius the first of Bactria conquered a major part of the Indian subcontinent Caravela was a Jain ruler he also built the monastery atop the ODA Giri hill subsequently the region was ruled by monarchs such as Sameera Gupta and sashanka it was also a part of Harsha's Empire later the kings of the soma bomb sea dynasty began to unite the region by the reign of Yahya t2c 1025 C II they had integrated the region into a single Kingdom Yaya t2 is supposed to have built the Linga Raj temple at booba nature they were replaced by the eastern ganga dynasty notable rulers of the dynasty were Ananta vermin chota ganga who began reconstruction on the present day sri jagannatha temple in puri see 11:35 and Narasimha David the first who constructed the Konark temple see 1250 the eastern ganga dynasty was followed by the Gajapati kingdom the region resisted integration into the Mughal Empire until 1568 when it was conquered by Sultanate of Bengal Mukunda deva who is considered the last independent king of kalinga was defeated and was killed in battle by a rebel Ramachandra banya Ramachandra banya himself was killed by Bayezid conquer any in 1591 maan Singh I then govern Behar led an army to take Oh dis a--from the charondas of bengal they agreed to treaty because their leader cute luke on Lahani had recently died but they then broke the treaty by attacking the temple town of puri man singh returned in 1592 and pacified the region Orissa was the first Subba Imperial top level province added to Akbar's 15 by Shah Jahan it had contact his seat and bordered Bihar Bengal in Golconda Saba's as well as the remaining independent and tributary Chiefs from 1717 the Orissa and Bihar governors were reduced to deputies of the Nawab later Nizam of the pseudo autonomous Bengal Sabha in 1751 the Nawab of Bengal Alaa wardi Khan ceded the region to the Mirada Empire the British had occupied the northern circars comprising the southern coast of Odisha as a result of the second Carnatic war by 1760 and incorporated them into the madras presidency gradually in 1803 the British ousted the mirada's from the Puri cuttack region of Odisha during the second anglo-maratha war the northern and western districts of Odisha were incorporated into the Ben Galt presidency the Orissa Famine of 1866 caused an estimated 1 million deaths following this large-scale irrigation projects were undertaken in 1903 the utkala milani organization was founded to demand the unification of Odia speaking regions into one state on the 1st of April 1912 the Bihar and Orissa province was formed on the 1st of April 1936 the HAR and Orissa were split into separate provinces the new province of Orissa came into existence on a linguistic basis during the British rule in India with Sir John Austin hubba Kaz the first governor following India's independence on the 15th of August 1947 27 princely states signed the document to join Orissa topic geography Oh DISA lies between the latitude 17.7 8 0 n and 22.7 3 0 n and between longitudes 80 1.37 E and 87.5 3 e the state has an area of 150 5707 square kilometers which is four point eight seven percent of total area of India and a coastline of 450 kilometers in the eastern part of the state lies the coastal plain it extends from the Subarnarekha River in the north to the Russia kaliya River in the South the lake Chilika is part of the coastal plains the plains are rich in fertile silt deposited by the six major rivers flowing into the Bay of Bengal Subarnarekha Buddha malanga Bay Durrani brahmani Muhannad II in Russia Clea the central Rice Research Institute CR RI of food and agriculture organization recognized rice genebank and Research Institute is situated on the banks of Mahana T and Cuttack three quarters of the state is covered in mountain ranges deep and broad valleys have been made in them by rivers these valleys have fertile soil and are densely populated Odisha also has plateaus and rolling uplands which have lower elevation than the plateaus the highest point in the state is dia Molly at 1672 metres the other high peaks are synchrony metres go Lakota 1617 metres in Y and Rica 1582 metres topic climate the state experiences for meteorological seasons winter January to February pre monsoon season March to May southwest monsoon season June to September in northeast monsoon season October to December however locally the year is divided into six traditional seasons or Rudess pasanda spring Grishka summer barcia rainy season Sharad autumn hemant winter and cesira cool season topic biodiversity according to a forest Survey of India report released in 2012 Odessa has forty eight thousand nine hundred three square kilometers of forest switch cover 31.4 one percent of the state's total area the forests are classified into dense forest seven thousand sixty square kilometers medium dense forest twenty-one thousand three hundred sixty six square kilometers open forest forest without closed canopy 20 thousand four hundred seventy seven square kilometres and scrub forest four thousand seven hundred thirty-four square kilometers the state also has been boo forests ten thousand five hundred eighteen square kilometres and mangroves 221 square kilometres the state is losing its forests to timber smuggling mining industrialization and grazing there have been attempts at conservation and referee station due to the climate and good rainfall o DISA's evergreen and moist forests are suitable habitats for wild orchids around 130 species have been reported from the state ninety seven of them are found in mire Bunge district alone the orchid house of nanda cannon biological park hosts some of these species similar Paul National Park is a protected wildlife area and tiger reserve spread over two thousand seven hundred fifty square kilometres of the northern part of my avange district it has ten seventy eight species of plants including ninety four orchids the South tree is the primary tree species there the park has 55 mammals including barking deer Bengal tiger common languor four horned antelope Indian bison Indian elephant Indian giant squirrel Indian Leopard jungle cat sambar deer and wild boar there are three hundred four species of birds in the park such as the common Hill Myna grey hornbill Indian pied hornbill in Malabar pied hornbill it also has 60 species of reptiles notable among which are the king cobra and tricare innate hill turtle there is also a mugger crocodiles nearby Ram tirtha the Chan Danka elephant sanctuary is a 190 square kilometres protected area near the capital city booba nature however urban expansion and over grazing have reduced the forests and are driving herds of elephants to my grey in 2002 there were about 80 elephants but by 2012 their numbers had been reduced to 20 many of the animals have migrated toward the barbra reserve forest Chilika Naya guard district Anitha got some elephants have died in conflicts with villagers while some have died during migration from being electrocuted by power lines or hit by trains outside the protected area they are killed by poachers besides elephants the sanctuary also has Indian leopards jungle cats and chattels the bitter Konica National Park in kendra para District covers 650 square kilometres of which 150 square kilometres are mangroves the Gojira matha beach in bitter Konica as the world's largest nesting site for olive ridley sea turtles other major nesting grounds for the turtle in the state are Russia Clea in Gangemi district and the mouth of the Devi River the bitter Konica sanctuary is also noted for its large population of saltwater crocodiles in winter the sanctuary is also visited by migratory birds among the species of birds spotted in the sanctuary are the Black crowned night heron darter grey heron Indian cormorant oriental white ibis purple heron and Sara's crane the possibly endangered horseshoe crab is also found in this region Chilika Lake is a brackish water Lagoon on the east coast of Odisha with an area of 1105 square kilometers it is connected to the Bay of Bengal by a 35 km long narrow channel and as a part of the Mahana D Delta in the dry season the tides bring in salt water in the rainy season the rivers falling into the lagoon decrease its salinity birds from places like the Caspian Sea Lake Baikal other parts of Russia Central Asia Southeast Asia Ladakh and the himalayas migrate to the lagoon in winter among the birds spotted there are Eurasian wigeon pintail bar-headed goose greylag goose flamingo mallard and goliath heron the lagoon also has a small population of the endangered Irrawaddy dolphins the state's coastal region has also had sightings of finless porpoise bottlenose dolphin humpback dolphin and spinner dolphin in its waters you topic government and politics all states in India are governed by a parliamentary system of government based on universal adult franchise India's Parliament is bicameral the lower house is called the Lok Sabha Oh DISA contributes 21 members to Lok Sabha they are directly elected by the electorate the upper house is called the Raja Sabbagh Oh DISA contributes 10 members to Raja Sabha they are elected by the state's legislature the main parties active in the politics of Odisha are the Biju Janata Dal the Indian National Congress and Bhartiya Janata Party following the Oh disis state assembly election in 2014 the Naveen Patnaik led Biju Janata Dal stayed in power for the fourth consecutive term topic Legislative Assembly the ODIs estate has a unicameral legislature the odessa legislative assembly consists of 147 elected members and special office bearers such as the speaker and deputy speaker who are elected by the members Assembly meetings are presided over by the speaker or by the Deputy Speaker in the speaker's absence executive authority is vested in the Council of Ministers headed by the chief minister although the titular head of government is the governor of Odessa the governor is appointed by the President of India the leader of the party or coalition with a majority in the Legislative Assembly is appointed as the chief minister by the governor and the council of ministers are appointed by the governor on the advice of the Chief Minister the Council of Ministers reports to the Legislative Assembly the 147 elected representatives are called members of the Legislative Assembly or MLAs one MLA may be nominated from the anglo-indian community by the governor the term of the office is for five years unless the assembly is dissolved prior to the completion of the term topic administrative units there are 30 districts in Odisha angle Balan gear ballast or barger Bhadrak bood Cuttack Deoghar den canal Gajapati dan jam jagged Singapore joj per jar Saguna Kenda Moll Callahan D kendra para que anh jar coeur de Koraput malcolm giri mayor Bunge naba Rangpur nyog our new a pata puri Raya gotta sample poor Subarna / sunder gar these 30 districts have been placed under three different revenue divisions to streamline their governance the divisions are north south and central with their headquarters at sambal pour for ham poor and Cuttack respectively each division consists of ten districts and has as its administrative head a revenue divisional commissioner rdc the position of the RDC in the administrative hierarchy is that between that of the district administration and the state secretariat the RDCs report to the Board of Revenue which is headed by a senior officer of the Indian Administrative Service each district is governed by a collector and district magistrate who is appointed from the Indian Administrative Service the collector and district magistrate is responsive for collecting the revenue and maintaining law and order in the district each district is separated into subdivisions each governed by a sub collector and sub-divisional magistrate the subdivisions are further divided into two Hazel's the - Hazel's are headed by taaha sealed our Odisha has 58 subdivisions 317 - Hazel's and 314 blocks blocks consists of panchayats village councils and town municipalities the capital and largest city of the state is booba nation where the other major cities are cuttack Rourkela for hemp or in-sample poor municipal corporations in Odisha include boob Aneesh were cuttack / HAMP or sambal poor and raurkela other municipalities of Odisha include Engel Balon gear ballast or barble Barger bari pada belt Bihar Bhadrak Bao wanna Patna parameter / food bias an auger cha tripper Deoghar Deng camel Gopal / gonna pour jagat singh poor jodhpur jaipur jar Saguna jota kendra para Kendu jar kurta Konark Koraput Malkin giri naba Rangpur nyog our new a pata parody para la hominy full bonnie puri raj bang / raya gotta sun pure sundar gar culture a new mare coat auxiliary authorities known as panchayats for which local body elections are regularly held govern local affairs the judiciary is composed of the Odessa High Court located at cuttack and a system of lower courts topic economy you topic macroeconomic trend Oh DISA is experiencing steady economic growth the impressive growth in gross domestic product of the state has been reported by the Ministry of statistics and programme implementation Oh disses growth rate is above the national average the central government's Urban Development Ministry has recently announced the names of 20 cities selected to be developed as smart cities the state capital booba nature as the first city in the list of smart cities released in January 2016 a pet project of the Indian government the announcement also marked with sanction of fifty thousand eight hundred two crore rupees over the five years for development topic industrial development Oh DISA has abundant natural resources in a large coastline Oh DISA has emerged as the most preferred destination for overseas investors with investment proposals it contains a fifth of India's coal a quarter of its iron ore a third of its bauxite reserves and most of the chromite rourkela steel plant was the first integrated steel plant in the public sector in India built with collaboration of Germany ArcelorMittal has also announced plans to invest in another mega steel project amounting to ten billion dollars Russian major magnitude Gorsky iron and steel company MMK plans to set up a 10 MT steel plant in Odisha to bandhana Hall is a major area of opencast coal mines in Odisha the state is attracting an unprecedented amount of investment in aluminium coal based power plants petrochemicals and information technology as well in power generation reliance power Emil Ambani group is putting up the world's largest power plant with an investment of us 13 billion dollars at herma in jar Saguna district in the year 2009 Odessa was the second top domestic investment destination with Gujarat first in Andhra Pradesh in third place according to an analysis of Assoc H a.m. investment meter aim study on corporate investments o DISA's share was twelve point six percent in total investment in the country it received investment proposal worth rupee 200 846 crore during the last year steel and power were among the sector's which attracted maximum investments in the state flood and cyclone are the major hurdles in o DISA's development as the important districts are situated near to the bay of bengal in the five-year period between 2004 and 2005 and 2008 o9o disses GDP has grown by a stunning 8.7 4% way beyond the definition of 7% growth all india growth during this period was 8.4 9% in this period o DISA was the fourth fastest growing state just behind Gujarat Bihar Uttar cond you topic transportation Oh DISA has a network of roads railways airports and seaports boo banish war is well connected by air rail and road with the rest of India some highways are getting expanded to four lanes plans for metro rail connecting bhuvaneswar and Cuttack a journey of 30 kilometers have also started topic air Oh DISA has a total of 17 air strips and 16 helipads the government of Odisha have announced to develop an airport at Jar Saguna making it a full-fledged domestic airport five greenfield airports were also to be upgraded at angle de Moura Kalinga Naggar para dip and raya gotta in an effort to boost intrastate and interstate civil aviation existing aerodrome zat barbel gopal per jar sea Gouda and Rourkela were also to be upgraded aero DISA is Odysseus sole heir charter company based in boo banished war topic seaports there are many seaports in the long seacoast of Odessa some of them are port of Damara port of Gopal / port of Paradis port of Subarnarekha port of a string port of chandi / topic railways major cities of Odessa are well-connected to all the major cities of India by direct daily trains and weekly trains most of the railway network in Odessa lies under the jurisdiction of the East Coast Railway ec o are with headquarters at booba nature and some parts under southeastern railway and southeast central railway topic demographics according to the 2018 census of India the total population of Odisha is 46 million one hundred forty three thousand seven hundred eighty two of which 21 million two hundred one thousand six hundred seventy eight fifty point five four percent are male in 20 million seven hundred forty five thousand six hundred eighty forty nine point four six percent are female or nine hundred seventy eight females per 1000 males this represents a thirteen point nine seven percent increase over the population in 2001 the population density is 269 per square kilometers the dominant ethnic group as the Odia people and Odia is the official language it is spoken as a native language by eighty one point eight percent of the population other minority languages of the state are Hindi Telugu santolli Kui Perdue Bengali and ho some of the important tribes are Ho Santhal banda Munda or on Konda Mohali in kora the literacy rate is 73 percent with 82 percent of males and 64 percent of females being literate according to the 2011 census the proportion of people living below the poverty line in 1999-2000 was 47 point one five percent which is nearly double the indian average of twenty six point one zero percent data of 1996 to 2001 showed the life expectancy in the state was sixty one point six four years higher than the national value of years the state has a birth rate of twenty three point two per 1000 people per year a death rate of nine point one per 1000 people per year an infant mortality rate of 65 per 1000 live birth and a maternal mortality rate of three hundred fifty eight per 1 million live births Oh DISA has a human development index of zero point four four two as of 2011 topic religion the majority over 94% of people in the state of Odisha are Hindu and there is also a rich cultural heritage in the state for example Odessa is home to several Hindu figures son Bhima bhi was a leader of the Mahima sect movement Sarala das a hindu khan diet was the translator of the epic mahabharata in Odia chaitanya das was a buddhist equation of and writer of the Nirguna mahatma jayadeva was the author of the gita-govinda the OU DISA temple Authorization Act of 1948 empowered the government of Odisha to have Hindu temples open for all Hindus including the Harrigan's perhaps the oldest scripture of O DISA as the medulla Panji from the Puri temple believed from 1042 ad famous Hindu Odia Scripture includes the 16th century bhagavata of jagannatha dasa in the modern times mod who sued in Rao was a major Oda writer who was a Brahmo Samaj a stand shaped modern Odia literature at the start of the 20th century Christians in Odisha account for about 2.8 percent of the population while Odia Muslims account for 2.2 percent as per census figures of 2001 the Sikh Buddhist and Jain communities together account for 0 1% of the population topic education educational institutions entry to various Institutes of higher education especially into engineering degrees as through a centralized Oh dis adjoint entrance examination conducted by the Biju Patnaik University of Technology B P UT rourkela since 2003 where seats are provided according to order of merit few of the engineering Institute's enroll students by through Joint Entrance Examination for medical courses there is a corresponding All India pre medical test topic culture you topic cuisine Oh DISA has a culinary tradition spanning centuries the kitchen of the sri jagannatha temple puri is reputed to be the largest in the world with 1,000 chefs working around 752 wood-burning clay hearth scald Shoeless to feed over ten thousand people each day the syrupy dessert pahala rasa gala made in Odessa is known throughout the world chenna pata is another major Odysseus sweet cuisine which originated in nya gar except these paw Cola is considered as traditional food of every Odia family gene agility of NEMA pata moody Mansa of Bari pata eluting da barra of Cuttack various pancakes prepared during festivals are some important cuisine of the state with this sanch Allah and Alma are some of the cuisine of the state topic dance Oh DC or receipt dance and music are classical art forms Oh DC is the oldest surviving dance form in India on the basis of archaeological evidence Oh DC has a long unbroken tradition of 2,000 years and finds mention in the Natya Shastra of bharat Amani possibly written C 200 BC however the dance form nearly became extinct during the British period only to be revived after India's independence by few gurus the variety of dances includes goomar a dance tchau dance Jew mayor mihari dance and go deep ah topic tourism the Linga Raja temple at booba Nature has a 150-foot 46 metres high doula while the Jagannath temple Puri is about 200 feet 61 meters high and dominates the skyline only a portion of the Konark Sun temple the largest of the temples of the Holy Golden Triangle exists today and it is still staggering in size it stands out as a masterpiece in Odisha architecture Sarala temple regarded as one of the most spiritually elevated expressions of shaktism as in jagat singh poor district it is also one of the holiest places in Odisha and a major tourist attraction mater Eenie temple situated in Kendu jar district is also a famous pilgrimage destination every day thousands of coconuts are given to Mata Rini by devotees for fulfilling their wishes Oh dis is varying topography from the wooded eastern Ghats to the Fertile river basin has proven ideal for evolution of compact and unique ecosystems this creates treasure troves of flora and fauna that are inviting too many migratory species of birds and reptiles bitter Konica National Park is famous for its second largest mangrove ecosystem the bird sanctuary in chilly Gallic Asia's largest brackish water lake and the Tiger Reserve and waterfalls in similar Paul National Park are integral parts ecotourism in Odisha arranged by Odyssey tourism daring body known as Kashmir of Odisha is a hill station in the condemned all district of Odisha Chandi / a calm and serene sight is mostly unexplored by tourists the unique specialty of this Beach has the ebb tides that recede up to 4 kilometres and tend to disappear rhythm the share of foreign tourists arrival in the state is below one percent of total foreign tourist arrivals at All India level topic see also bibliography of India cinema of Odisha culture of Odisha index of India related articles list of Oda writers Odia literature Oh DISA government schemes list ODC music outline of India Western Odisha in via Wikipedia book | wikipedia tts | UCq_18cPisSCz-cV00IhZ07w | 2018-12-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | 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DI8_2g2YAXY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI8_2g2YAXY | Worldwide Differential Equations Section 2.4 #7a | okay in this problem we're asked to find X of T in the form a times e to the negative alpha T times cosine of the quantity mu t minus fee and we want to identify the pseudo frequency which is mu in this equation and then we would like to find the circular frequency if there's no damping force or C is equal to zero okay so we're given that the mass of our system is equal to one our damping force C is equal to two our spring constant K is equal to 2 the there are two initial conditions X of x sub 0 the initial position is equal to 1 and V sub 0 the initial velocity is equal to 0 so quickly we can interpret what X sub 0 and V sub 0 mean this is simply that the position at time 0 is 1 and the first derivative of our position at 0 is equal to 0 that's our velocity at 0 okay so we're going to want to create our spring mass system and we can do so in the following way we have our mass 1 times the second derivative plus our damping force times the first derivative plus our spring constant 2 times the function X of T and that all equals 0 so we want to find X of T we can find our characteristic equation we get R squared plus 2r plus 2 equals 0 we can use the quadratic formula and we get R is equal to negative 2 plus or minus the square root of 4 times the quantity 1 minus 2 we can pull this 4 out of the square root and then divide both terms by 2 and then inside the square root after we pull out the 4 we have a negative 1 so that's just I and we get R is equal to negative 1 plus or minus I so we know then that we have two complex solutions and our general solution is going to be e to our real root negative T times c1 times cosine of our imaginary part t plus c2 sine of T so we have our general solution here we have two initial conditions and and we have two unknown variables c1 and c2 we can solve for c1 and c2 by using our initial conditions will plug in for the position at 0 so the position at 0 is equal to 1 which is equal to e to the 0 times c1 cosine of 0 is 1 sine of 0 is 0 so we just get c1 and e to the 0 is 1 so we get that c1 is equal to one now we're going to take the just write this up here rather I can just fill in the one here and we're going to take our first derivative so that we can use our second initial condition and we'll get negative e to the negative T times the quantity cosine T plus c2 sine of T and we get and then we add e to the negative T times the quantity negative sine of T plus C 2 cosine of T and we're going to plug in when T is equal to 0 so this first term is e to the 0 cosine of 0 is 1 sine of 0 is 0 so this term e to the negative T is now e to the 0 sine of T sine of 0 is 0 so this term is also 0 and cosine of 0 is 1 so we get just C 2 from this second term so we get plus so we have negative e to the 0 which is negative 1 times 1 is a negative 1 plus e to the 0 is 1 times C 2 so we have negative 1 plus C 2 and that's equal to 0 looking at our initial condition so we have negative 1 plus C 2 is equal to 0 C 2 is equal to 1 so we know that C 1 and C 2 are both equal to 1 and now we're going to go ahead and try and get it in the form a times e to the negative alpha T cosine M U of T minus V and so first I'll start by just writing our solution is e to the negative T times the quantity cosine of T plus sine of T and we want to get it into this form so we'll use that see one needs to be equal to our amplitude a times cosine B and C two needs to be equal to a times sine of fee and so we know that C 1 is equal to 1 and C 2 is equal to 1 so we can square both of these two terms and add them together so we get a squared times cosine squared of fee plus sine squared of fee is equal to 1 squared plus 1 squared which is equal to 2 cosine squared of fee plus sine squared of fee is our identity 1 so we just get a squared is equal to 2 or a is equal to the square root of 2 so we know that a is equal to the square root of 2 now we can solve for fee so will will write it as c2 over c1 is equal to a a sign of fee over a cosine of T a is cancel we get c1 or c2 over c1 is 1 is equal to the tangent of B now we know that this is equal to PI over 4 because we know that we want our angle to be in the first quadrant since our amplitude is positive for both of these and we want our result to be positive for both of these so cosine and sine are both positive which means that were in the first chord or first quadrant so we know that B is equal to PI over 4 so now we can plug in C and alpha or V and a into our equation and we get that X of T is equal to the square root of two times e to the negative T times cosine of the quantity t minus PI over four so we wanted to find the pseudo frequency which is our constant times T so that's just 1 so so that's that answer and now we want to find what the circular frequency would be if we had no damping force so let's figure out how to do that so as you'll recall this was our original spring-mass system and we had a damping force of two so we want to find out what the system or what the circular frickin frequency it would be if there is no damping force so we'll set this to equal to zero and we get X double prime plus 2x equals zero and we can use our characteristic equation again R squared plus two equals zero solve for R and we see that R is equal to plus or minus the square root of 2i and now we're going to write our general solution since we have two complex roots we know that it's going to be of the form e to the real part of our solution which is 0 T so this is just 1 so we can ignore so we can write that as just 1 and that's going to be times c1 cosine our imaginary part and we get our general solution is X of T is equal to c1 cosine of square root 2 t plus c2 sine of square root T and we can read our circular frequency off right here we don't even need to solve for our c1 and c2 we see that circular frequency is just a square root of 2 so the circular frequency with no damping force is the square root of 2 | Center of Math | UCfbSz1B68ytEKX0D6AFdddQ | 2012-10-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,345 | 5,960 |
I6FYhTzg5AE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6FYhTzg5AE | 3. Teaching Video Lesson Edited Listening & Speaking Lesson Plan Instruct & Model | hello I am dr. James my micro lesson is instruct and mow about common idiomatic sports expressions students have viewed a short video of the Eagle Jason Kelsey's Championship speech in 2018 Jason used some common idiomatic expressions in his speech for example on the dog top dog hungry dog clown best freaking tackle and bleep him out to name a few expressions the students are multicultural and are between the ages of 18 and 24 the language and speaking proficiency of these learners are at the primary or basic level there are 12 students in the class the technology used for this micro lesson is data collection and analysis by using guiding questions and vocabulary the technology allows for significant task design class today we will learn more about sport vidiians we asked you several analytic questions about you and sports when you respond to the question need you to name the sport give the idiom for the sport describe the meaning of the idiom and then give a sentence using the idiom and then read it aloud this allows you to practice speaking English what are some sports you like watching my James answer he said he's like tennis James why ah because it's fast action sport and the idiom that you gave us it's getting into the full swing and what does it mean oh yes you told us it's your decision a responsibility to do something and since the James head it will probably take a month of working at my new job before I get into the swing of things we all can say that new endeavor a new thing a new situation Jim said his favorite sport is baseball and then why did you choose baseball hmm he says because my dad likes baseball the idiom that goes with that is going through the bat for someone go through the bat for someone have you heard that before and the meaning o someone yeah Jim put it in a sentence Jane is asking for a wage increase and I'm going to go to bat for her if the boss says no hmm think about that goes to bat for someone Oh next one it's swimming is fishing like swimming because it is relaxing and what is the idiom me is try not to fall behind and work duties let's see her sentence my sentence is that we're so busy doing the tourist season I can keep my head above water now you're coming down to the end now you will partner with the person next to you and use your cell phone to text your answer to these questions would you like to play a sport or an activity what would you like to learn which sport idiom are related to the sports that you like share your text response with your partner and another classmate and you can also text your response to your teacher thank you for participating in our learning activity today dr. Z [Music] | RevDrZenobiaA James | UCJoipg_Lrvsb7V4zyrrDpVg | 2019-03-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 504 | 2,684 |
UNWZZO1BbLA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNWZZO1BbLA | Dengeki-Charge! | MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies | Kenzi [ __ ] why is the looky there Joe mega tag mention Neptune birthdays bondage hey definitely ready for another one of these videos yeah yeah oh no I'm gonna try experimenting with a different form of attitude going to this it completes through it we're not going to skip things but I'm gonna blitz through it also I told you what I'm totally gonna do like marry you can enjoy our story no you got some picture to me pond I got stuff to do you know I leave SS dr. Beckham ESS so think about that boy I got [ __ ] to do i I gotta beat these zombies until there's no one left you gotta get that SSS let's go what is it gonna hit damn it let me get four meats ooh [ __ ] I'll do it but no I don't even need you you'll need it foot meets thank Akiko can you wait a bit it's gonna like just over a leveled think Akiko until she's like able to one-shot everything in the entire game [Music] take news piggy pig-pig thickness may have been a mistake mistake I mean um it was a test piston my power Yoho up I know exact what I got this I have just sorry there we go ahead unspent points but to put on it that's why she lost what I didn't think any damage was it too slow not powerful enough merry Chris okay back to Beth Beth Beth back to the structure [Music] our next scene will be a classic element of horror movies a mysterious girl I've been waiting for this ROM and RAM are going to be fulfilling this element I presume huh let's start shooting you Hey look there's a girl over there where where where their parents I don't think anyone else is around we have to rescue them hey wait hello girls what are you doing out here [Music] [Laughter] what did you expect can you wait a bit no I must school we must go dick Akiko hill oh and your name and it rhymes with go therefore we must go yeah let's go [Music] oh they actually equal Illinois which means the progress at the same speed yes you must go Nicole should I think she's growing on me damn it marry they carry but think I could go before but now she's kind of growing on me damn it is another battle [Music] ah you ain't getting me that time took it oh [ __ ] I missed get-go yeah 21000 our Pina camula RPGs will give them a plan XP and I can't even get one low then Jackie get from the confession of sins Mary oh [ __ ] all right Dixie battle right away yep nope nope we're about to hit the halfway point with this project I gotta say I'm pretty pleased with our pace so far Wow already this has gone by a lot faster than I thought it would so blonde what happens next in the story do you have anything exciting planned for the second half hmm hmm what are you talking about doing a few parody scenes before that still sounds like a pretty funny idea to me you've never watched a zombie movie have you I bet you don't even know what you would parody a let alone alright let's start shooting hey don't run away like that just forget about this he's blond writing hey I've seen you two before and I know you're working with organization in handover the virus huh what the hell are you up to [Music] does that mean she wasn't the person who took the virus no she had it at some point I'm getting a strong virus reading from her so she must have been in direct contact with [Music] [Applause] be very good for my voice can you wait a bit I keep the stray pit I couldn't keep a straight face so that at nephews Xbox I mean they just slammed down like random keys was it huh further now come at me [Music] this kind of little creases if I can't tour I'm supposed to go you have no indication his words on this is going to be the guy just have to travel around the Mac and then hope I run in there [Music] what this there's another poll oh what the [ __ ] no no no no thank you thank you I want those things are scary right but this is something like that [Music] obtain support character baby bug baby bug I need to look at that [ __ ] his baby boom so this is a film shoot you with my friends ah this is what I wanted in my sweet school life but although the zombies be alright I failed to hold back and I worried I may have hurt their human form no direct damage is done to the body ah I see I'm glad Burt thanks for your cooperation your help has allowed me to shoot the film I never thought I could I'd like to thank you as well not only are the infected students being treated but you all are helping to protect game Academy as well I don't know what would have happened if you hadn't been here it's not a big deal we just do what we can nothing more nothing less you're just like noir never honest with your feelings okay that was seen five well so I'm not sure if it captured but my heat my heater turned on like Midway I didn't even notice I was wondering when I felt so warm to my heat I have a heater under my desk sorry cook designing Canada it's cold so misty woods I want to get these I want to get to TSSs really bad recommended level level into 13 13 to 15 my there's 16 so while they just got to 16 I'll continue Wow there's only a week left until the deadline [Music] how can you guys be so carefree we've only got a week left to film and edit the rest of this movie the last scene hasn't even been written yet are you okay big sister I'm fine Ron thanks for asking me the screenwriting gods have always come down to meet the tortured riders when they're in the worst kind of fine we just have to be patient until they decide to meet me uh what's the point of a goddess asking a God for help seriously though indeed I believe we ourselves are the gods that most people rely on wait I told you the screenwriting gods it there hurry up and write blonde Ram is eager to do her part but you need to do yours already I already told you writing the final scene isn't exactly a walk in the park my story your pickle I got this way before you team this is what you get for being lazy you've taken so long a Dombey Army has spawned out there one please contain yourself an innocent girl is present I've been asking for peace and quiet but you losers keep rushing me this is your box if you just want to fight them on I have an idea love life which just got turned on that's right if it's impossible for me to write the rest of this scene in time why don't I just leave it to the actors what everybody I'm not writing a final scene we're just gonna wing it what's with the background or t v big think big did then get keep going nope [ __ ] that guy got it they got it yes take a key charge doing what you do when you start shooting well I guess I can let you do that but why the sudden interest I was watching you pee director I wanted to try it out is something the matter nor watching those two interacting just thinking about you if you're worried about it don't be you might not notice it but you nice always mimicking the things you do yes even down to her not being honest with her feelings I'm sure she's out there somewhere [Music] you mean all right mom go for it okay [Music] zombie story from the right can't take this anymore shut up if you have enough strength to complain you should at least direct it towards taking down a zombie or two can you wait a bit to save that seed no no I was great the waist Wiggles blocked me [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] still one like it at a hit you with my lobster right they're like yeah circus singer get the SSS on it all right it's been cookie charge into the niccola huh you have 30 minutes to do it well wouldn't it say click it is defeat all artillery cannon and missile zombie what what kind of zombies are my facing I know I have an item in my inventory stupid steam you don't tell me I turn the notifications off now [Music] leading a transmission named triple o seven here the enemy was trying to jam our communication but that's really broke through jamming our communications you sure pretty normal to me come in operator Roger that about that was the Association Organization n handed over the virus to Paris off court apparently strange aerosol poor we've been investigating them for some time now they're an evil international corporation bent on world domination mm-hmm we've been chasing the wrong group this whole time Harris all they're the real criminals parasol can you wait a bit it's umbrella Corp is it an evil I'm sorry [Music] I get hit so much and I got triple-s why this games so inconsistent I don't like it that's where the clear mark and um though 15 to 16 feet 40 enemies oil on when zombies horny it's instinct it's instinct to scream and terror huh just try not to say anything too profane kids are watching no they're not videos I'm just saying it's not for kids because there's torn clothing and I'm like yeah no I'm doing that you to freeze how did you find us you underestimate our Intel inna hand over those playlists we haven't come this far just to get it taken away a shortcut through zombies because it's definitely a shortcut well I don't even know there's zombies anymore there's like some eight thing to flying bird dinosaurs those even zombies safe though there's only like two zombies I'm sort of like I think Wednesday's like a little mustard [Applause] now Olivia there [Music] no dammit Dec Aquino [ __ ] what happened what happened there's so many left so I don't get it gonna be cutting it a bit more than usual so I go to court for another ten minutes mayor another five minutes all right one more seat we got it [Music] I was gonna sit dingy and kicky go but there's only you get to do it what anything with Neptune or rock did it are you being like this well it's you we're talking about Nepgear yes nook here it's not us it's you it's the director's job anyway back to filming and action in the background if we wait here they will come they turned I knew it that virus is still leaking seems like they don't have it on them though did they hand off the virus to someone or did Sambi somehow take it no time to figure it out we have to tweet them down really [Music] no I can't really that's right we're done we're done Merry Christmas okay well yeah I'm gonna happen ended here because I've been going a little too long go finish it well point I think this is the last scene to like so yeah all right so yeah thank you watching we're doing people like we did and I'll see you the next one I don't know if it's changed the way I've changed it up a little bit is a more appealing to watch but yeah cuz I notice these don't give any but so whatever yep watching | 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7gE8sFxbGi8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gE8sFxbGi8 | How to tabulate an IRV election using Google Spreadsheets | so to those of you that I'm sharing this video with this really is just going to be a simple kind of amateurish kind of thing but uh what I've done is I've built a spreadsheet that lets you tabulate a rank choice ballot election and in order to do this I have gone and created a bunch of randomized ballots and so we have five candidates in this race Washington Streep Eastwood Goldberg and Willis and each ballot has a number and then we place across these five cells the ranking that the voter assigned into this particular candidate so in this case Washington was first Willis was second Goldberg third Eastwood fourth stre was Fifth and like I say these are pretty much mostly just randomly generated using a little algorithm that I threw together so what you see on the right hand side is the representation of who is getting the first place votes that are kind of visually identifiable and then we've got um basically a series of formulas at the top which automatically calculate the number of votes cast for each of the candidates in first position in other words highest position is recorded here and so we get the vote totals of 764 Etc across the screen and then the formulas are able to identify which of these is the lowest and that candidate is now eliminated so in order to go to the second round of ulations since nobody has 50% we don't have a winner yet so we basically go to the Eastwood column and by simply pressing control shift down arrow we select that column and then if you press the delete key or the backspace key the contents of that column will be removed I should point out that I have all of that data backed up in a separate sheet right here so we're not losing anything by doing that it's just for the purposes of tabulation we are removing the columns that are no longer viable the candidates who are no longer viable and the data related to preferences for that candidate so once we do that Google recalculates uh the spreadsheet I should say recalculates and now we have a newly eliminated candidate Willis who came in last in this round of tabulation after Eastwood was eliminated so we are now going to do the same thing for Willis control shift down delete control home and you'll see up here that Google shows you when it's calculated so that you can tell when it's finished and now we have a third eliminated candidate and that is now Washington who is in third in these three rankings here still no one has 50% we repeat the same process control shift down delete control home to go back to the top the calculation is being carried out and now we have a situation where're down to two candidates Goldberg and stre and because stre has crossed the 50% B uh border or threshold for continuing ballots uh where continuing is defined as a ballot which has a preference specified for one of the two remaining candidates and in this particular model every ballot ranked all five candidates top to bottom so that wasn't a problem we have no exhausted ballots in this particular model so there we are stre is the winner and this system as I pointed out I think uh is working pretty efficiently with 4,000 ballots and it could do the same with 40 40,000 or 400,000 the number of columns that you can put at least into a I'm not sure what the limit is for Google spreadsheets but uh the limit for um for Excel is quite high so just about any situation that we would ever encounter in a private sort of election scenario this spreadsheet could pretty much handle | DIY Captions | UC_gXfwmYidthks_cdAWDpkg | 2015-07-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 647 | 3,493 |
RAe91BHoNvc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAe91BHoNvc | Banner Bunch - Banner Basics | here everything that I'm saying you can't hear what I'm saying right larki hear me now are you okay very definitely my project you know business to see available I was just say I might look like a little stumble we don't bite these are a lot of her literally enjoy do so hopefully you come two more which what these bear boxes I once a month just flick seventh one we don't you do it to take November we've got a lot of great feedback out a way to get started or the banner bunch it will make this right here I'll quickly go over to the introductions of the team that is actually here we'll cover some banner basics today that's the train that typically might get a purchase day on the job but a little bit in for one time there should that's something that either forgot our missed or wherever this is actually a lot of fun and then after we know that it should take about the few minutes or so once we're done the rest of the hours of duty deaths asked me a question they have a woman our best to answer it and if you can't answer it to at least put us all in the right direction it will follow so we are the banner bunch where the applications and systems programming team we have Kimmy here mark Tyler's out sick today and so is Carl Teresa's down in Laurie's birthdays today we had any I'm betting she didn't want us to say to her so she avoided this city what oh I wouldn't say I know better Lina is our ministry ninja I'm Gabriel de bruyne's and our CIO of the college micro pointer so rate is dying right in everything that I cover today is actually available with some added a complication near the end I'll show you where that's at but we're basically to come a real basic information one of the things that's always mysterious to people that first start using banner is what the heck these acronyms are one of these names a lot of you might notice that I've puts Payton up here on the screen this is one of the most common forms of maybe Ont of hearing a Charlie but he paid another flavor of us for all these forms have the seven letter acronym and it's probably as old as banner itself to matter to the old system that started in early 90s late 80s is evolved over the years but every letter and this actually means something which not everybody realizes and once you learn how to kind of speak banner and to read these characters you can pretty much understand what you're getting into when you go to a forum just by looking at the lame or if you don't know the natives for forming totals guess what it would be so let's dive through this that first character there the S force peyton is the system that you're in we have different pieces of our ERP here are a banner system and the pieces that you'll typically run into S is for student but we also have financed you can start from a nap G starts with general payroll and HR usually search by P or in I've no idea where some of these letters came from because the actions we use financial aid starts with an R and accounts receivable warm or some of the more counting sort of forums start with a key the second character is what modular you're in this is actually context to something so depending on which area of an area you could see a different set of letters and yelling different things I've chosen to point out the student ones because that's the example or walking through here but if you know what that second character moves you make any guesses what piece of functionality may be in this form the PM Spain is a person's a person information screen so we already know ver a student screen and a personal information screen there's other ones out there at a free admission see for catalog each for academic history there's many more for student even I couldn't put them all in same scrape here there's a lot of them in there the third character is a form type it kind of tells you what the functionality is going to be in that form what you can expect to be able to do when you go into this form you better in stating a stance or application and move that we can enter information from you can change operations and work with some of the functionality and manner at other schools I've heard them refer to the a its administrative with that kind of gives you as to what struck long letters there's other forms some of the start with an irq those means that you can look up information in those forms you can't change within there I don't know why they ended up with two different sorts of actives for query or get free but they're both in there are stands for rules so different areas allow you to set up ways that the banner system or function we set those few rules and B is for validation table most you won't actually see validation painless right off the bat but you may notice that occasionally those are where every set up our codes there's a very specific to the lady Anna ward skier and usually that's a more technical level of banner so it's Peyton we already know we're in a student is a person's rings an administrative straight of exchange information for students all their personal information that last four characters tells us it's more of an abbreviation of what that form actually is more like the forms name so I een is actually I den vacation is just shorthand for that so in spading were able to change the identification information for a person for a student we can pinch her information there some of the other examples that we have our through a validation table up here gtb is zipzee that's where we set a firm zip codes for the entire system it's a general form it's a validation form the T stands for table employ one of the mayor of their main forms is p.m. for PE a payroll employee administrative employee form Sodom is it took 14 admissions to student forum it's the application administrative form then it's good so once you can start reading these you can start channel telling where you're at in banner what you're looking at teluk a look at student information or counting the courage to tell if I'm in this form I can change anything or from just looking stuff on then often you can you suggest what the form is by that last four characters a lot of schools end up clean up litter only promotes this as well and for those of us that have worked in many different institutions every school has a different dialect of it so we all face is being in a safari source our chat chicken all the other crazies forms without their top chicken movie called Chuck cater to you any questions on this I kind of raised through that but it's fairly straightforward once you understand what those are they can be a while eventually the future versions of banner I think they're going to start moving away from this system will start becoming a little more descriptive Union for almost Google what formally look upon your personal information just come on those sorts of a from start hiding executives but for now knowing these actors is very important so we indict into the toolbar just kind of a layout of a banner screen I've got a couple slides on it here that give you a couple of images that went up and I'm actually going to die vacuum standard walk through it together all right so this is our typical banish cream I'm in a development instance here detest and i'll be using my own personal information here hope you don't mind to see anything private you're guarded by / fun and all that other stuff but this when we come into banner we're at a main menu we've got all that come to the top of most of our grade out this works kind of like a site mask like old-school webpages or we can drill down and find the different areas of banner but most people don't typically use that most people just dive right into this go to feel they either know exactly the form that they need to go too late they type in stayton or you may not have known you can actually search through these fields as well if you click this icon here the up of a quarry form and i can actually search for any of these I den forms i believe the hotkeys ctrl f11 exactly here that work on Keith not on let's try this unless that's lovely the screen is not really set up for hockey is very well our control f11 would have run a search and I would have gotten spade and keep Peyton there's a few other abiding forms out there you can also search off the name you can look at it for person information and use your app your wild cards understand that description that's like a sensitive so you don't remember whether or not it's nothing sir Lord James try to lure face or rightly be in hot one other thing to notice is down here at the bottom right now so many function key not allowed I don't fully understand what that means on this but whatever i'm hitting to try to get the search to run isn't really happy with me typically the hotkeys control like 11 right that means up whatever you're trying to do interesting oh so this is a good screen to to search from and might work very well knowing that you can get out there and search reforms usually helped out there's a lot of times i know i'm looking for some sort of code or some sort of validation cable or whatnot that can go there and search very quickly and try and narrow down what I'm looking for it doesn't work in the screen by cooks to work on that I don't know why so let's not even to speeding up here at the top now you'll see a lot of those icons in Tehran and some of our self explanatory some of them not so much just like any other system wondering where yourself or whatnot you can just hover over any of these and a little message will pop up more tooltip it'll tell you what it is most of them make sense discussions you've been banned for a lot the first time here and there might be a little prick destined for walks cruisers I'm going to put in some information here this is myself I'm going to employee here somewhere information is confidential and I put in with an ID up their first competition person you get this morning up here and that's a great indicated this information shouldn't be just stuff in an email and mailed out or get out to this thing we're in person if you're a student this is great indication quiet I know the tree of policies procedures on how to handle that when that happens this top section that i put my information into is often referred to as key block key box for gathering information and then when you go to our next block it will pull all that out of the database and allow you to do things with it that icon that i would use for going to a next block that's right here thanks a lot there's also a hawk you Port Control in stamp going to our next block pulls up all my information that's me and I can navigate through this for by cab occasionally some forms have other screens behind it you might not see right away again we call those blocks we would confront leak and go to the next block and more information come up a lot of times if you don't feel like you're seeing everything you need the same or you know there's something else it's always worth trying to next block or through this one see if they're typically open here we can go through here there's different functionality you'll notice at the bottom as I click through different pieces it's actually giving the information about what I'm looking at so say I have any changes here I want to say that the very first icon right here is saved and for those of us that don't wanna we recognize the psycho because it's used everywhere it's a three and a quarter floppy disk which no longer makes sense of today's one but that icons become the international standard for save the next button here is roll back and roll back might not be very intuitive but what that means is that we can get out of this plot here and go back to our blog we go in and put in somebody else's information here there's an icon for inserting a record so if i wanted to insert something i can click that it will give me a nice blank line by the information start typing in i could delete a record or remove a record so i can delete information that exists on someone we've talked a little bit about blocks or I'm sorry these are these are next record and previous record those don't do a whole lot in some forms it's very contact specifics more likely have a big list of information to go up and down the list a lot of people who stands up and down on a keyboard here are the blocks previous block and next block but take you to the next tab or the next screen of information they dis expose my SSN then there's query information queries are really important for example they're very important for four large bits of data we actually go to a quarry screen where we can search it will show a little bit more about that this may not be the best route the US isn't going here agent Reyes BG that's punching yeah the college's that's a good one that'll give us a different screen to we can look at it that's TV SVG I so I know that this is a validation table because would be I know it's student information please codes are useless Neil system and SVG I stands for source and background information I'm going to look at I know for the freedom band of the time exactly what that means out there that's like region yeah it screams certainly right when I come in here it actually says I mean query mode so i don't have to enter a query i'm already in an inquiry right now and i can just type something so i want to see if we have any information from that's 15 so i can put a mt code there and then execute my query and it'll glassful database to find any information that starts with leads me to put a wild-card honor here's a question that a lot of a fork everybody knows what the wild cards are right we're searching raise your hand if you don't and I'm going to say well you have more there r % symbols which means let me do that example again i'll enter a query okay NT percent hear what that means is that it's going to grab every code that starts with angie and any number of characters after that whatever they are gone just work is a lot of apart and if i run that there are only two codes in our system that start with mt montana college empty which is why along or MTH 000 montana high school I'm in one of those as well if I wanted to find just a specific one and I didn't know what the characters were in the middle but I knew it ended with a one the other wild cutting use underscore and that that means it's a lot part from one character so I put Mt underscore underscore underscore one and i'll get one row that make sense let's finish the two wild card you can use percent an underscore no it's already other so that's what those are entering a query allows me to start over execute a query will find me something if I don't put it anything they'll bring back everything Castle a query if I come into this form let me go back out they'll come in st bf b GI it's not really an intuitive button right now i'm in a query i can cancel it finishes greek answer and that's kind of does for it a lot of people think that if i murder query that's taken forever they can't separate them stop it that's not the coach now and it's providing it just gets you out of primo de mirror for very well see i just learned something did you go to that yes because I thought it would stop my query doesn't stop your query and save me I like from me and a lot of times if you're in a form and it's not behaving way you expect look down there at the bottom you might be in career mode or you might be out of that perspective is in there and then you're all I got dinner a clear that that makes my free will start the way I expect the next icon in here is you sent message like a complete report so there's a messaging system inside banner it's like instant messaging like your google hangouts early or innocent messenger why not it's Cajun it doesn't work very well I don't even know if we've got pieces of a trade on so you know use google patience all right yep we have a print button i'm not sure how many people use this if basically does a print screen it'll send that screen printer just skinned out there's probably otherwise no it is that you can meet that functionality with Tula windows or you know all print screen and copy your screen into a word doc but if you really want a paper copy of what you're looking at on this put that in a little prayer there's two more icons that are great and great out they refer to BBM those rbd instance for banner document management it's basically a bigamous office sort of tool that we don't have so those that weren't there we use laser fisher so that's the same sort of is they come again from messaging that we don't use one for fine great access control that's not only going to do anything for us here one for most the entities processing that's more for schools or four states that have made in front of school from it's a manner that's like texas has 22 schools all using the same version of banner all the same database I think Colorado is a similar one they call a multi SB processing we're the only instance deliver the only institution inside this instance of manner so that button really doesn't do anything for us either I help is very useful if I click online health what it's going to do but I've got to make sure I'm sharing this screen is take us to the elusive hub I'll tell me more about this in a few minutes but what you want to know is that this is a great place for help I'll diving that's when we're don't icons go back to Oracle where's that here we go there's a light bulb here for supplemental data as we go through our back to base on a project and start using and sulfonated supplemental data engine more this might become more informational but really all it does is tell you if there its information on here but didn't come from Aleutians not delivered functional ate something for supporting here and then there's exit which does exactly what it sounds like it exits you out of form and if you click it again it will actually aims if you had a banner will get a little pop-up ask you whether or not you actually want to exit banner you can see yesterday so the cool thing with all that functionality up across the top is that it's also duplicated bring the menus at the top books I get a type of there so all this functionality is also available through the file and view of certain information there's a few pieces of parowan mentioned though that you won't get through icons the first one is in file you'll notice that I've been to three screens you actually the peaks of history there so if you know that I meant to inform about three forms ago my camera what that is go here also a nice shortcut the day performed and go very quickly for filling the form what's up there did you know you can scroll back and forth between the form Japan and in the goats you as well Jenny yes Dave on social justice an up and down our how cool is that I didn't me and I was like cool my life up and down arrow inside the go-to also scroll through those does that safe across sessions or every time you start everybody servers yoga the file i know has a limit of 10 then it will keep track of the last 20 forms I don't know about this it might be the same hopefully that's another thing to know that it's copy paste views that you would see anywhere else but the options are context-specific so when I'm in a form it will give me different option so they're often related to this so if I matter an application i put the options there's often more before making a decision and taking this vegetable and we're going to work with their high school creation that sort of information a lot of times it's worth looking at what those options are because they highlight functionality to bailey realize in vista block you've got those buttons item same records saying all these existence buttons where tools this is also the bottom a way to get to that document management and workflow we don't have document management but we do have workflow b7 ever turn it on it kind of get use for it yet workflows and rage goal for automating the way business process works so if I know that JS step number one for an applications man established to financially office and after that need to go to accounting we can build workflow to control that forward information in a tricky for work with what's happened we've never really used it here but it's something I'm always willing to look at you Lucia really believes this product or said that bit more more than it to everything across the head there's also help help has a couple of features in here that are kind of cool for those that you are more technical there's dynamic help query which using more information about the field at your end most people would never use that though help all feel dissimilar tell us more about the database on this screen you've got a calendar in a calculator which is hopefully useful to you maybe I don't know and some forms allow you to extract data but I don't always recommend that it's luis information wrong and you're in extracting the data banner my clipper profile if you're going to be careful with that one but it does have is finding this place there's also about just like everywhere else and this will tell you the different versions a banner that we're on this is good information though we are looking for documentation I need to use your guy from everybody on which username views well for students i would go to 893 user track so just like or using any windows or Microsoft Word or programs in general the about gives you good information about it one other thing to know about all these all this functionality that we just went over is that we've got a set of hot fetus so there are about 35 different hot Keats and Harry banner may of them have been used over years who uses how to use it in business a few people i think over the years we've kind of shifted the training people to use the icons appointment quick sort of method to get to this but just like with windows with control being control see rolex copy paste sort of things this has functionality as well there's about 35 hot keys that are out there and i'm not going to go through all of them but i do want to show you where you can get all that information sowhere on the band ox and i'll cover what this is in a minute here there are banner user guides and Teresa is actually built a nice to cheat here that tells you what every icon is and what it does probably a little more descriptive than I come over here it also lets you know what the hot key is for those I'm not sharing the screen what I'm going on Sherea rose they're just so these are all the cool functionality that's out there on the second page it's just a nice little cheat sheet of what all on our thing to know about this list of information here for those of us that have been here a while and really liked our hot keys we found that about two-thirds of our hot keys on the way but they're actually delivered by loose skin but I've heard enough for whatever reason over the years we've decided to change we're kicking off a back to baseline project we have kicked off of active a slight project where you start tasting a lot of functionality built over the years and start changing that backs related is to limit by lucia I think you provided a focus on because there was indeed mr. to assistant over the years and this one has developed at that functionality so this is one of the very first things that we're going to take on where you take this list aha cues back to baseline so for a third of these these hot cues of your brain is used to hidden shift at 62 k record and we'll do that after seven today we're going to go back to baseline I was list and the hotkeys will change another example is people that are used to in a half for to exit a form the baseline the way to do that is to you very different so for those of you that like hotkeys ripped us off from an extra vest and be prepared to be dirty hungry RS next season will break your brain I know when I came from another institution that you space might not be so came here I could lose band approach because my fingers near the buttons but in the longer mashed up in the system hopefully this isn't you be able to do apologize so we covered the toolbar cover the hotkeys again they do for you is the same thing all the buttons do and they will be changing on a Saturday now I'd like to cover for a couple minutes where you can find more information about the hand is everybody Wisconsin asked questions I love answering your question a lot of times there's more than one right answer or that's not that are going to have there's more than one rightfully to find the answer and I want to make sure that everybody has all the tools that they need for us to get efficient estas tonne tanner so our bader home page you can find information on that about our maintenance weekends about once a month we have a man its weekend where the internet out the available Saturday wanting more or even longer for do a big upgrades there's information on who the experts are across campus there's information on whatever else is out there one version of Java woman actually thing the band ox which I just kind of glossed over a second ago is a great place for information to go back here out on the group's the g-drive there's a folder called band ox if you don't have access the data let me know let born in there we need to access to us as long as nerve set up as a binary user out here there's not a whole lot of secret information we keep all the documentation on the current merchants of a turn to try to keep us up-to-date medical out of date we keep information on here on the next versions of an that are coming out the release guys we also build some of our own user guides we have information on a bunch of all these presentations that we've done our male audience if you walk into PowerPoint again there's also ask our steering committee if we keep on meeting in its own here so it is a great place to go the basically the training and I'm given right now is actually the bay general business are today you can actually come out here I'll share the screen and you can walk through all information about banner getting started I was here in all about forums talks about the different acronyms that I had talked about it gives every single permutation of those characters would want to go back so for those areas that we're covering the slide like HR 1 right you can see with all those characters me it talks about the hotkeys it talks about some of the tips and tricks that they'd learned over the years on how to use fan it's a good document if you're getting started with me or sometimes is a bigger group the one thing I will say about the documentation the banner puts out or Lucy puts out sometimes it's Tucker it's like reading abuse your meal but it is one of the daily engage work especially if you've got a collection this is often where we drop you to the source of every expertise is out there on the system another place that I'd like to show you is the Aleutian hub so I had clicked on the online health in banner and broccoli straight to the loops and hug I want to show you what that is and what you can get out of it it's very very cool I started up here so this is provided by a loose cannon this is really a place for all the information that you ever want on their products if you have not been out here or set up a user account you can sign up for one they send me an email ask them to carry employee and I said yes and olivia rose you get set up once you're set up man I don't think anyway username you can get in here and go to information on one of the areas we drive people to the communities the e communities is a userform it's a place where you can go and interact with pain or users across the world and it's actually become a very vibrant form but those are you move around with a banner for a while then you speed see Commons if remember that Lewis Lee colors is terrible it wasn't usable it was hard to search for information it's really tough to use the e communities is very different conducting a super easy onions there's tons of information that's easy to find in there and there's a lot of people in there interacting in a daily basis there's even a kind of bit gamification whenever you get points on your excellence ya can do it you can usually I use last house so my password is 30 characters want even don't know what it is otherwise like a chancer in commute you want to sign me Kevin come on thank you that way I can show you what you finish your place I apologize I didn't get another cool thing to know about the e communities is that recently I've become a little more active in that community if you come in front of their customer advisory board so I am a direct line to the top out there so if you have feedback on how many communities to work better let me know I have I can let loose you know directly and one of our feedbacks actually been so when you go in here most of you are just going to end up wanting to have one thing the communities and you can request different apps out there you click on this it allows you to get access to the heat communities maybe the support center maybe downloading information that sort of thing this is taken a while but most of you are only going to use the rooters maybe the support center if you want to really natives for the life and works its just taking well isn't it I don't think it's real happy with their there we go it doesn't get any changes Kevin's not allowed to have a lot of this support center there's there's ethos there's software documentation when you first log in here you'll have to ask for that's the one that I want to drive everybody to it's misbehaving so you can see in here my buddy Jamie baton is putting out a lot of information about whether you know about things or not you can search for anything so final is an HR no is concerned about AC a search for ACA and it will bring up every conversation people have had about a CA this is a great example because when I was first getting into the community is HR asked a question i said i don't know and i typed it ACA and their their answers in the top 30 it's pretty amazing any questions about this this is really cool trying to drive a lot of people to it it's really it's really useful here they eat I was having problems with a Sakura process so I went in here and just search for both the error message that I was getting out of file and then also just the actual prompts that you put into from the process there's content finish on tons of encourage other people that had the exact same error how they stop the drug that kind of thing then even though almost every school that has banner uses that in a little bit different way most of us run into the same issues turn again these are your reporting everybody had to start doing at past year so we're not alone out there well their community is really funny all willing to share information a lot of times you're even willing to share code or automation or tips and tricks to the root over the years this is where you find all that Oh Donna Lucia calm there's also a link to that that's support center if you go this way there's also a lot of training that's available a sure they've got all sorts of training on everything you could think of I vintage cameras we can sign up Kevin for things they have webinars and you can watch anytime a lot of times if you start getting an email if you can find out where you're going to happen to participate in whatever you want to learn we're also getting access to what we call the road ESL online two min subscription library that will give us there's free access to penetrate everyone I know the limitations of that just yet you're just getting it set up right now but I want to start using that a lot more examples we're exploring different ways that we could have maybe weekly boot camps or classrooms or I hand out the user names as much as possible to get people in and training and making time for training and much as we can especially we do this back to the SF project we expect trying to get back to a lot of these my functionality or using functionality or it's not it not being used fairly octopus that training stay to be really useful there's conferences and touched on that elusive line is a global conflicts that just happened in April I went to that a lot of people from across campus which of that I recommend that keep anybody to easily banner giant conference on here but it's a little expensive so you get that way on it on the lower end of the spectrum is the Northwest elusive users group that's a conference that's actually gonna be in july july 13 through 15 jan then i'd say low rent as far as cops as far as god yeah that's actually reinforced groves driving distance to here this year and the registrations 100 bucks and i believe they really got on campus at pacific university and they'll have on campus housing that will be really how you can stay in a dorm like a young college yeah send a little chiclet below there anybody that's interested in a Northwest solutions users group access the olive occasionally Michael and I are actually try to post it next year may not have you know actually develops there's also a conference that loosely puts on a call to Lucy alert or we've seen training days a lot of times those are a little more technical but if there's something subtract that make sense review i do i'd recommend absolutely i can't emphasize training and of course the banner bunch we are always available for any questions there's a lot of staff across campus they have expertise in any areas we're not afraid to ask questions leadership group we're always here you can get ahold of us we have an email address that I'll put up at the end of this call our main number you just pop into our office alright so now this is looking to get I went a little longer but we've covered a lot of information we got probably about 5 10 minutes for questions if anybody's got some feel free good work okay how do you print a classless other than print screen and it scroll down a little bit more than the rest how religion class lives yeah so I'm assuming that you're doing this for maybe an instructor or omission is still in class like a theoretical students or convert your pops my office real quick I needed five lists and my class starts the minute so not really sure it set up to demo this but I can show you can connect to an office um there is in banner self-service does everyone know the difference between self service and what I just showed you I MD cover that really quickly to your question I & B or internet native banner is what we've been training on today so this administrative interface it's very kind of clunky and maybe not so intuitive but it's very good assuming the folks admissions is this heaven folks in a tracking system equity will never go or probably never a student will never be in the system because this space is a database has meant more quarter functionality to administration provides the other face of banner is what we refer to a self-service or you may know it as WebRunner if I go out to Lynn been denied edu there we go and I go to web runner this is more the public face of van der there's a lot of information out here there's not a kind of functionality this has meant more for people that need to go into the system without any training in order to do hopefully so for like students it's been for the fact we want to get a class list that's sort of the people don't hear the feedback or grapes in here if you have access to faculty self-service you can go to grab a class lift and actually print that off a copy and paste into Excel starchy if you wanted to but be careful purpo or you can 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the to the ice best environment to change the email me things that grow today because there is to notify or have them contact commissioners so did all of the processes so I'm looking around her in the picture I go who's from admissions here miss Debbie here jay is here then is not long ago here as well I don't know the exact business process but I think that's a great assumption I when I think I believe that's probably true because they changed I mean Debbie would take care of it so I think that's probably a correct assumption because of me to take in consideration they might need even to choke super-bright it right so that's why it should come to us is that she knows how to handle it nice i feel it as well that this needs to go to the correct person to change the information this is probably a way that they verifies curfew is correct we should we now have bright in the system and also to make sure that maybe we don't have another john smith with very similar birthday to attach the correct information passports in certain cases that's a great point is that we understand the functionality a lot of times but we don't own the data in business we just make sure that it's available for they don't lose the right people owned a across the system such as the cruiser I personal missions to get to make sure that itself you can always ask us if you're not sure where to go to that's that case we're doing with our first edition also on the email database the image of the SQL database that is something that is making the chain us convert dates no not you folks its burden I think in terms of that and I don't think you're taking this pernicious will not affect email address so you want to come to the sinners we take a key we could change the perfect better in the Knesset change to email okay so things so we can get banner correct but it doesn't just what do you have to be careful with gaining information across banner if you not sure who owns the field or who uses it changing something might affect somebody else of rounds so it's always best to ask the question and see if there's a proper way to do it learn the right right workflow to go through to get slippery change that all those pieces can be caught we want to treat the people's email address until change on them or the apps which don't get rest stops and that's what specific or their confidence to tour their data protection do James and enjoy some resistance database data videos necessarily always different kind of anything that we use it for default passwords here which technically purple violations but we're going to move away from that eventually we've been at a compliance for that 10 years any other questions we've got maybe a minute lot of energy one more question anyone are you telling on that oh I've been when I want to look up information is there a way to just look up and not be able to change anything like I noticed that the a means applications and you can visit feels huge of different letter to find the same information but not be able to change it so let me kind of repeat back to you disseminate different ways would be the answer most people have access to forms like spinning or Sweden or Sodom should contain there any of those but your access you can have two different pages access to that form you can either have fury access we see the information in that format not be able to change it or you can have to modify access bringing king in changing the information say those are two potential access may not all no what kind of access you have to perform if you're trying to get into a form where you believe you need to be able to change this information that's part of your job and have the information will need to know and all of that but you're not able to we can run that up through Theresa first just to check what your security lids their access and if it needs to be oscillator to modify access or sick like that we can run it to the correct improve the music and I 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pZLK4FDnpD4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZLK4FDnpD4 | F*CK Jed - The Bachelorette Season 15 Week 9 Recap | tonight on The Bachelor the boys honor Casey's memory image facts and watch Jim poet sir eagerly await our prize it all starts right now welcome to the batch boys we are boys who love the batch I'm Ryan s I'm Jake C I'm Alex F what a week Wow home what are you kidding me on NBC holy moly our ABC ABC holy moly looks like a good show yeah but this this was real holy moly you kidding me this was on par with holy moley Curry's holy moley don't invoke his name and let's just say not all of these dates were a hole-in-one oh wow yeah it made me when did this sort of all Big Bang Theory so uncomfortable made me squirm and rob riggle should we go in order I suppose this is a way to do it okay transition free let's get into it Peter home town I just think I thought that it was a shame they put him first because that's usually an indicator that it's forgetful but he got the first rose yeah well you know just because the important stuff came later well I guess they just got him out of the way I think he was so drama-free that yeah it's just like all right this is what you knew was gonna be it's what you wanted it to me I think you're gonna crash you would have heard about it here's the nice thing he's a nice guys a nice pilot oh but he's goofy and he's embarrassed about having sex when he clearly has sex because he has a condom how cute is that and then like here's his boring family but he did play the safety card which I liked you know what good for him for being safe having a party would he would have known this was gonna happen and put a magnum and they she's like why do you have 15 Magnum trophy all pulled apart but yeah this is like areas boring guy and then it's like what's going on the sexy hot guy with the ABS and then you know in the sick dad which how sexy and how it was he and see his dad is awake bury his voice box isn't quite awake the doll Gabby Gabby the Toy Story for boy anyway yeah I think you're right Peter was obviously boring and Tyler's dad didn't have a broken voice no it's not debatable yeah I honestly don't remember Peters like a family animal whether we should be making fun of it technically we didn't make fun of it we just said it's facts we stated it yeah the batch boy listen I don't think we're a comedy podcast we everything we say is 100% truth yes yeah there's truth and comedy and comedy is truth by being so honest and speaking with such candor you know I think that maybe were innately funny but I've never strived for anything but like you know just straight fact hard journalism absolutely yeah and I want to get into that fact Tyler's ripped fact his dad had the persnickety positive attitude of someone who'd look at me standing behind the whole family they're like dad do you want to say [Music] and then he was just like you know what god bless you you know whatever road you take you know what I mean my boy yeah I really love my boy you know what I mean yeah he did drop a few you knows you know what I mean I said man a lot like your buddy probably story a great batch jump in ahead just a little bit we don't have to expand on it but I think we are gonna be the in the final three no no wait final four I'm not gonna be in the final three as far as our picks let's forget that we actually pick people yeah root for them and stuff that's like part of the show it's happened all season long Casey picked that other thing Tyler the matrix was yeah I could have sworn he was in the show but who was Casey I don't know either there's just an empty chair with his name written across it with a big star underneath well cuz Hollywood yeah he's branded with a star look the stars in Hollywood [Music] [Laughter] gosh what a party I digress we digress you both digress oh you know what I'm gonna call out something and you're gonna there's egg on Jake's face for this one and I told you I wasn't gonna do this on show so why are you doing it because I want to humiliate you when they first showed Peters date and they brought Hannah to the airstrip this this plane Peter's plane comes on screen and Jake goes is that a Home Depot I think you'd say - that's a hilarious gaffe but the bad boys you know that's true and he's a co-chair of this massive estate yes we're all rich I mean look at us we're just swimming and tide money which by the way roll tide let's drink a glass of Tide detergent roll tide roll price all them up a little tiny ball hmm that bit tastes familiar taste warned we'll slip it in we'll slip it in yeah that was funny that was funny smooth spray all right yeah what we're gonna take a quick cigarette break be back in five it's huge kids but it's a natural acoustic atrium which is cool it was designed by Herbert Hoover the card make the car make out at the end of Tyler's date when he went in the car was like that was very very bold of him you must have a lot of confidence myself doing that in doubt of those type of pants yeah driver to scoot his chair up to the point of the seat the steering wheels hitting the horn right inside over anyhow yeah that was a really cool feeling I've never seen anybody just like and just really pretty disrespectful honestly that driver has a job to do and he's impeding him yeah but whatever you know the alcohol is impairing him too that was just it was just an uber black maybe I could see that you know you think it could have been Jake I do would not be something would be something if the bachelor was using above legs do bachelor do you in [Music] [Laughter] the back boys brought to you by uber black black you'll never go back and will never go back to Tyler and Peter cuz we're moving on to Jake's pick my Pig Luke P God's boys enjoy your last week with them hey I will I think everyone's gonna enjoy the last week with him elephant in the room other than when you thought that point was a Home Depot how can you justify your actions I said from the beginning that I'm playing the odds I said I'm playing the game and that's all they're doing with us yeah what or people going to fantasy suites they have no rules why should i I'm I'm in it to win it I just needed to get far I knew he'd take me there so I picked him and you know what he's relevant which means I'm relevant so there it's all something no remorse no remorse what I have let me say what sorry I'm doing well I'm doing just as well a hundred percent of the people of the batch boys estate tonight because Casey is off site on a batch boys exclusive project he's on the hunt for Fahim donate you have not given us money at zero-dark cases match boys nation you need to donate Casey is off looking for for him he's in an Apache helicopter Pig Apache yeah Peters flying it we've got the hookups with Peter we know how the show ends he told us but we can't spoil it yes he's our close friend and confidant he's taking Casey to find Fahim because you have not donated a batch boys dotnet slash Fahim all planes or helicopters any any amount it's it's anything but not old taxis are yellow now it's a hundred percent some of them are black but anything helps guys helicopters are expensive and Peter like he's an influencer now trust me he was expensive seriously guys you are no longer dating you no longer don't even tip for any slip you no longer donating money to get for him off our backs you're donating money to save Casey's life that's right we didn't hire him or a return flight Peters dropping an airdrop fifty thousand without a parachute Casey strong he's got strong ankles yeah jumping into the mulch with those mulch maidens were they furious yeah Remo he's probably flying through the air right now on his way to find Fahim at a disclosed look at an alarming rate yeah so fingers crossed and he's dead no he just took his Fitbit off it's fine monitoring his vitals yeah he's still good I bought a bag of Skittles in that flight you know he does like skittles WWH boys dad / behemoths shirt be sure to donate you guys Luke your pick my pick is a graceful it was grace fall as in the grace of God didn't you see how we just that was and therefore good it was but he was you cannot say otherwise seriously I'm asking you a serious question here because I'm only after the facts like I said truth and facts is what we are about here the batch boys does religion not equal good religion equals good tell me I'm wrong okay he's a good guy cuz of religion you're wrong because he's actually using religion as many people but not policies ever done that in the history of ever therefore it's impossible what good Christian would use that as a no you're right no one has ever used the Bible to justify you know bigoted and hateful beliefs and opinions you know that just seems ridiculous no one would ever do that no of course no thank you I'm glad we could put the jokes aside yeah just some stupid pages this is a whole new perspective thank you yes you're welcome yeah boys in the back we solve religion yeah boys in the back yeah let's do you think about Jesus weird on your way to summer school riding in the back seat with your mom driving you're either really smart or in trouble needs a bad boy oil oil we're here to talk yeah for all you bad boys in the back seat we're gonna teach you a lesson yeah if you're in summer school because you're a delinquent or a hoodlum or a vandal or have dyslexia well you know that one that one will what slide not necessarily a bad boy but if you're like if you have bad behavior and you have to selects yeah I'm going out that one slide nice dyslexia joke very smart you really change the way I think about welcome you know boys whatever just get your act together you know hopefully something summer school teaches you a lesson if you're the bad boys good boys in the backseat just keep smiling and good boys that are going to summer school with bad boys make friends with the nuns with the rulers yeah all good boys if all good boys need to do is be mean to the bad boy and talk behind his back about him it makes you the goodest like there's no way they would have that conversation in earshot with Lou probably objectively it is rude yeah if they're being serious like this is my wife and I do not want this man around my wife no it's like get this guy out of here I'm so tired of it yeah it's like I just I don't like this guy I hate this guy and that's all that's going on here and it's just it's super rude like they're adults and they're not handling it like it at all they're antagonizing him just let stupid people be stupid you know just let them be on their own and fizzle out or whatever don't antagonize them don't rile him up God really did a stupid person though come on what God really did a stupid person he has pretty high standards well he made us all in His image true so I guess Luke especially I'm told I don't think Luke's got a good body I think I mean obviously objectively he's got a good body but I don't like the shape of his abs yeah I don't like where this is going Alex doesn't like if you're looking popular this is apparently not body shaming this is the opposite well yeah I was gonna shame Luke I did shame Luke objectively which is a learner I just learned tonight contextually that's why I've been saying it so often is what objectively gentle yeah I learned it objectively tonight Wow like what like what does that mean to you means through and through and thick and thin brothers for life cheers to the batch boys roll tide roll Christ throw Christ and roll tide that's good detergent Luke's family good job Luke's family seemed pretty concerned about the accusations that Hanna just dropped like bombs in front his hands like yeah everybody hates him oh this is what was a don't lie to me they kept saying like you didn't get to meet the real Luke like you didn't get to meet the real Luke like the real Luke wouldn't do that and what I'm thinking is like I think part of Luke's transformation when he started dating God well it must have been like that he was a bad guy before like you like bad in general I probably got in a lot of fights and had a tough time getting along with people and so they keep saying like the real Luke is like the Luke that he's like trying to be like trying to be but the real Luke is the old one and they're they're just trying to like defend him because they're like he's trying really hard like that's not the real Luke the real Luke is the one in there I swear like uh Luke's dad basically said it was an act of God that Hannah was falling for him is like wow act of God this doesn't happen yeah I mean you know you know God better than anyone Luke's dad your sons dating him yeah him you introduced them stepdads even gods dad true [Laughter] sorry what five guys God is Jesus's stepdad he is in a way right in step children have we ever know we've talked about that well oh I don't know because all parents are step parents or if you're the batch boys which are not you've been with us from day one yeah we're going on a decade here you'd know that all parents are step parents it's an early-season hashtag are all children stepchildren I think right in right in batch boys nation especially you who've been there since day one that day wanna really just like digging deep and the foundations of like widely how it beliefs and like really finding answers on this episode we're getting D yeah this is a very factual truth based you know fact and logic episode yeah I know it's um like I feel like maybe a Pulitzer though like I think that's a table I think that's on the table it's there you can't not a that would be rude to not acknowledge the fact that it's sort of what I've always been after with this thing is just like national and critical acclaim yeah it's really honest of you to admit that cuz that's it's fair I did to me girls just kidding has it worked nope yeah well we met a lot to do was true a lot so hard to find a good doula amen brother there's so much motion to be done yeah now I'm at a tough crossroads right now there's one thing left to talk about and we're running low on time I kind of want to skip it for now okay do we come back to it well it's probably the last thing to talk about so it's either we call it an early episode you know what we're talking about Jen you guys were just yeah Tim we're tiptoeing around we're tiptoeing around but maybe we can skip him oh got permission basically well yes that's true the fans want us to skip closer to jedd in the fans you're absolutely right his mom practically told us to skip him right tick oh yeah 100% she was like oh Hannah like don't even think about him unless it's to think about all these bad things I'm telling you about him just skip them you know move on with your life go to these other boys that love you and no place for marriage made that toast about how the truth will friends like that must have been right Boris no the dad was tiptoeing around it I felt I feel like there was this weird like I think no exactly well that's the plan with right now is like that's why they haven't addressed it like they want us to be like what the heck is gonna happen here like because if they get engaged which I'm worried they will and I'm talking about Hannah right now I'm skipping Jed but yeah decides to get engaged to that guy who okay just just get right over that I don't know like that's that's messed up and I think ABC wants us to feel it's very very interesting to see honestly am NOT super opposed to it especially because none of us picked him if I if I lose you lose state right now are winners the only loser is Kasey and he's gone no coward why you couldn't show his face yeah he knew that we were still in the running hunting for him right now he better be I spent like a hundred and fifty grand on this whole contract with the Apache helicopter company and heater viens I'm gonna be awful sore with him do you think Peters gonna start plugging Apache helicopters on his insta I was shilling for Apache helicopter one learn to fly that'd be so cool I don't know desire no desire really yeah I think it'd be pretty does it be so hard to do it's an expensive hobby from what I understand that I'm like just being in the sky even just metal - I want to parachute like I want to be a trained diver like I want to be able to just go up whenever I want not tandem mm-hmm I hardly know her nice thank you thank you thank you perfect execution taser worthy for your consideration FY c FY c FY c that's it's like we always say FY c [ __ ] you I went for it Sarris one of those summer school boy you know what I'll say I'll say the good boys in the back I apologize but I'm sure the bad boys in the back probably very stressed out if she's got bad boys in the back so yeah the mom didn't buy her the sister didn't buy it yeah that sister what a disappointment they hit her the whole time they had her stack behind people and then she emerges and then just boobs all over Jed this is the poop that I saw when her face came like the poop that came out of her mouth about Jed which was like fair you know cuz he's poop he's a poop guys they have to know he has a girlfriend don't you hate one - I've been burned in one too many cocktail parties you go to cocktail parties of course dude I'm rich we're all rich you guys get invited to cocktail parties getting paid for this wait you're not joking well you guys I mean obviously pizza Ricky he's good I thought a plane was a hole people Ryan and you're going to cocktail parties what okay listen if we want to answer to consider us we have to drop this criminal it sir you know the legacy is an institution Pulitzer bullets are absolutely yeah I don't know that was horrible I just think that Luke well I was about to call Lucas scumbag that I remember that Jade was calling Lucas scumbag and it's losing the pot calling the kettle black come on in an uber black take on that drunk kettle home yes absolutely don't drink and drive just call uber black black how about that wacky rose ceremony I mean look I think it's the ultimate ultimate traps the ultimate is that there's now three people that she's gonna have an intimate overnight stay with even it up for and then Luke triple free he's probably last I think that's why Chris was so there if they're smart producers he's last hundred percent yeah and if there's smart producers Hannah had sex with all three of those remember he's a serial killer not a bit it's just fact we stopped reporting we just I was getting afraid of Augustine charismatic so we let it go I got too close to that's how they get seven or eight seasons of Dexter yeah I fell for him and he was charismatic so we just let it go even the writers we all did I guess that's alright that's feos garbage in garbage Dexter segment well feels gonna do a podcast about Dexter be sure to write in if you're interested very timely relevant show I've never seen it I'm still mad about this yeah I would listen yeah I would listen but I wouldn't watch the show you were doing like a 20 minute or so Dexter watch it God cast yeah then we already talked about them being rude to Jade which you're right like objectively I feel like in this small they shouldn't be rude to Jade with they're rude to Luke that's I mean they were rude to Luke at the rose ceremony field away I guess the biggest thing is for what we're talking about fantasy suites exercise I'm worried she's never gonna let Jed go and he wins then we can't say that she skipped Jed yeah we might never be able to make we might not be able to make this joke Jed was not a joke we started truth none of this is Jo is this a joke to you no no no it's or think of this it's Jim L Pulitzer sorry mr. Pulitzer please forgive me if you're listening we're for your consideration for your consideration yeah we know that you're a big fan and we just want you to pull the trigger sir just pull it sir that trigger for us yeah the guys wait I know we're really serious but I have this joke Politzer I hardly know her [Music] [Laughter] [Music] this is all because we didn't skip Jed Oh kind of we do our best to skip him but we've certainly talked [ __ ] skip them I know I know and I'm literally sick to my stomach right now and now I'm sick I just threw up well I'm next that's why I'm sick C case we don't get off topic actually this was really on topic they are talking about how head makes a sick yes so sick if that guy yeah that might be the title of this episode yeah after that guy his whole family yeah might as well throw him in there they were horrible yeah his dad was just a creepy weirdo like he just walks up with like every racist person yes exactly that he put his index and middle finger up under his nose like to say hello elbow like moving up and down for a sec what a gross weird there is one shout-out to the batch poison agent I want to give up real quick before we sign off and before it's too late this was I don't know if you guys knew this when I posted the episode early that morning it had like an audio error like a major audio error which why yes I remember like the last episode it like there was a cut in the audio and like it caused this the there to be like a delay and Claire Ken's 23 reached out and she's a hero I mean she's a hero to the vast nation she literally saved the show who Claire Ken's 23 Claire okay well bridge Supes Oh newb what are you talking I think Claire Claire k23 joins the ranks she does she's hashtag being like bridge well now you know you could be like bridge and you could be like Claire because Claire is a hero to the nation she saved the show single-handedly last week she's a real person that's out there in the bad boys nation one of you it could have been any of you badge poisoning you're all coward hashtag Claire eyes can't lose thanks Claire you earned that hashtag there's more coming you're a member of this cast as far as we're concerned there's a spot for you at this table mm-hmm I also have a shout out actually oh really yeah please so I'd like to shout out whoever just used our password to try to sign into our account from an on Google app Google blocked you okay and you know we're gonna check what happened we're gonna review our account activity to make sure no one else has access all right so this sign an attempt that you made for heme sympathizers these Fahim apologists Oh get out of here this is a joke we're trying to win a Pulitzer here for him and your hashtag Fahim damn he's good you know what we got a surprise coming for you mister and his name's Casey s that's right Casey s presumably is on his way to you for him wherever you are yeah this has been a very Fahim heavy episode too if it is but I think that's a good reason i pursuit ins like his best bull jump shot you're screwed bud I think I think that if anything this Fahim heavy episode proves it's time to donate patch boys nation at ya boy / Fahim you can donate or you can Doc's the guy I mean clearly every bit helps maybe this episode gives you a little insight into just how much Fahim is in our lives he won't we it's hard to go on like this it really is I can't even believe that this is still happening like oh I'm sorry choked up over here like how are you batch boys nation allowing this series no you're right not all of it they obviously know like they know what they're doing aren't doing being a bystander yes thank you is just as bad it is see something donate something you know this is state sure we own it and that was a worthwhile investment and we're making money off that our money is working for us okay we can't pull out now that's right we've gotten where are you open your hearts open your wallets all the money you donate at badge boys dotnet slash P goes straight to our offshore bank account on checking account to because we have to have it ready we can't say you money we blow this big box giveaway it's yeah it's gonna be massive so Andy's coming we're still reeling from the big bucks giveaway but if you want to like you know feed that back into the are you [Laughter] because guess what I'm Ryan I'm Jake see I'm Alex F and next week's gonna be really interesting I mean for overnights one pervert well maybe three-and-a-half overnights well yeah I thing is I'd be I would be really pissed if they put Luke first for overnight so two perverts in one serial killer it would be really messed up if they put luke first because we're just ruined the rest for obviously didn't yeah it seems like yeah because he's like you know you've already been on dates regardless whether he actually went forth they're putting him fourth it's excellent like true true I think that he they probably will give her all three and about it because I can't wait for her to she's just gonna put some like self-righteous freakin misogynist in his place on TV yeah it's gonna be really cool this is what we've been waiting for this whole time because we are boys we love the back yeah who are you I'm Jake see in great error time for Chris Harrison tonight huh we just talked about that a few minutes that was totally improv I bet I have a great wine just let me take this let me take this hey you know they add with that choker line and in the Dark Knight Rises when they are that's the Dark Knight well it's not anymore here's the end of the episode you ordered | The Bach Boys | UCRjstqfW0ag1JmV2OPiEfHw | 2019-07-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,975 | 25,270 |
wbkMYKOm5vA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbkMYKOm5vA | Introductory Fluid Mechanics L2 p2: Mass Flow Rate / Angular Velocity | so we're going to continue looking at kinematic variables using the velocity equation and we just looked at volumetric flow rate we're going to end by looking at three different ones but we'll begin with mass flow rate and once you've determined volumetric flow rate mass flow rate is relatively simple in this course quite often we'll refer to that as being m with an over dot or you'll hear m dot and that will be mass flow rate so mass flow rate or m-dot is the integral over a surface integral again so look back to the segment that we just had on volumetric flow rate but the only difference here is that we put the density into the integral so we have the dot product of the velocity uh multiplied by the unit vector which is normal to the surface and then integrated over the surface of the object that we're looking at or of the body now it turns out that if rho is equal to a constant then what you can do is you can pull the density out of the integral and you would have something that looks like this and if you recall back from the segment that we just looked at where we evaluated the volumetric flow rate that means that we can write it in this way m-dot would then be rho times q so that is mass flow rate the next one that we will look at is rate of volume expansion per unit initial volume and so with this one what we have is one over v and quite often in fluid mechanics you'll notice we'll use a v with a line through it to denote volume that would be rate of volume change expansion or contraction with respect to time per unit initials that's why we multiply it by one over v now in fluid mechanics we can express this with an operator del dot and del dot is the divergence and it is the divergence of the velocity field so divergence which is there or sometimes you'll hear it hear it referred to as being del dot and we can write that out that's a dot product so del dot is expressed as that in terms of partial derivatives of our three velocity components uvw and if it turns out that we have a flow where del dot v is equal to zero this would be the case where the volume does not expand or contract in the fluid flow and that is what we would call incompressible so if you're dealing with a fluid mechanic problem and they say the flow is incompressible that tells you immediately that you're dealing with something where del dot v is equal to zero that is for an incompressible flow and and so that is sometimes something that you'll need to remember when you're dealing with incompressible problems but that is the rate of volume expansion previously we looked at mass flow rate the final thing we're going to look at here is going to be the angular velocity and angular velocity is another thing that's important in fluid mechanics it's related to the vorticity if you recall from an earlier segment where i talked to you about why study fluid mechanics we looked at the inlet to an engine uh triple seven engine and you saw swirl flow angular velocity quantifies vorticity there'd be a lot of vorticity in the region where you have that vortex but the way that we define angular velocity we do that by determining the velocity field to begin with and we use the symbol omega with the vector and that is equal to one half del cross v and this is also sometimes referred to as being the curl of v so if you hear del cross v or curl of v that refers to this operator here and we can expand that out i j k and then the second row we have partial partial x partial partial y partial partial z and then the third we have uvw and so with that that would be the way to determine the angular velocity which again is related to vorticity in a fluid flow now if it turns out if del cross v is equal to zero that is an indication of a flow a special kind of flow that we call irrotational and if it turns out that if we have a flow where del dot v is equal to zero and del cross v is equal to zero that would be a flow that is incompressible and irrotational and that is a special subset of fluid mechanics that we refer to as being potential flow and we will be looking at that later in this course you can do some interesting things with potential flow but it only applies if we have these two requirements del dot v equals zero and del cross v is equal to zero so those are some things that you can do with velocity we looked at acceleration we looked at volumetric flow rate we looked at mass flow rate we looked at volumetric expansion and then finally we've looked at angular velocities so those are things you can do with the velocity vector field and we'll be using those throughout this course | Ron Hugo | UCrRKDc1uHcif575CQexIA5Q | 2015-07-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 896 | 4,622 |
j0_a-_aH1U4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0_a-_aH1U4 | ADP | Oregano | ADP from biotics is basically oregano and it's very powerful so they only manufacture this on a Friday that way they can open up the doors and let the building air out throughout the weekend they also have to notify the tone where the factory is that they're going to make oregano and then everything smells like oregano when you take this very powerful pill it can wipe out a variety of organisms and it's also since it's herbal good cells like your body cells likes it whereas antibiotics your good cells don't like it antibiotics kill everything whereas oregano and other herbs similar to this are selective and the bad cells hate them and the good cells love them that's the beauty about using herbs now keep in mind if you're taking ADP for example for fungus or Candida these organisms have mycotoxins they produce these toxins that kill your tissue now you have dead tissue and then spores grow new fungus on it so just killing fungus or just killing bacteria is not enough you have to clean the toxins out and then you want to nourish the or the tissue so that the tissue becomes viable fungus cannot grow on living viable healthy tissue so I I spent many years trying to kill organisms all the time and it's just not enough you got to be more holistic about it and I've seen a number of patients who have multiple infections their MDS are giving them antibiotics anti-fungals anti-parasitics and they're not succeeding because their diet's off they're toxic they're drainage organs like their liver their colon aren't working well their kidneys are working well so it's more about the body it's more about the terrain and making sure that your body's getting healthier and your immune system is getting stronger and what is your immune system it's tissue it's cell membranes it's the intestines it's the lymph nodes the lymphatic vessels it's white blood cells your tissues have to be strong and viable for your immune system to work and get rid of all these unwanted organisms and then ADP can come in when you're on the uptick and you're getting better to bring forth really good health now if your health is a total disaster and you're taking ADP it can help you out but in the meantime you have to keep getting to the cause and keep improving your health and this is a tool that can help you out for specific conditions when applied correctly | Dr. Darren Schmidt, DC | UC_XAkQmLOnNrWRC4rckr1wg | 2023-01-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 422 | 2,355 |
-flvHZzVrmk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-flvHZzVrmk | Colorful Violin Watercolor Tutorial | hi and welcome to wine and watercolors with Wendy today we are going to do this lovely violin we're gonna put some fun stuff on it and we're gonna play with color and do a lot of really bright colors not a lot too but I like to pretend and we're paired tonight's painting with a lovely nineteen crimes 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon if you have the app you can actually make those little guys top which is quite fun paper hair forty pound camp setting cold press we're going to use dr. Paige Martens amber yellow cyclamen you want to make sure you shake both of these up really well because they settle at the bottom and then you don't lose you don't have a such pigment we're gonna have some dr. pH Martin's bleep of white now I did not close my bleep roof white last time I used it and so the top is all gross so I'm going to peel all that out right now and it is services a cautionary tale to remember to put the lid on your blade for proof white so now I have a pile of white sitting over there on my paper towel but that's okay I'm gonna put the lid on it now so don't forget I'm and we're gonna use some premium watercolor I have no brand this is its Payne's gray it's in a tube instead of the liquids it's just gonna be for some some of our darks to make sure they're nice and dark I am getting paint white paint all over myself so give me a second all right so I have hopefully figured out the camera so I'm not painting off anymore I think I have it so this edge is where the edge of the camera goes it's just my iPhone so give me a little credit let me use two brushes a big in a little you want a small brush for this especially for your white outlines go ahead and get your image transfer it onto your watercolor paper you can use graphite paper you can use a light box you can use a window put it on light mine's on kind of darts you can see it if you don't like the bow legs above off again this is all your stuff so you can do whatever you want and so this is like a bright fuchsia and orange and we're just going to really do the base of this violin super bright and fun and then I'll come back in with the Payne's gray and add in some of the dark spots and then after everything's dry we'll come back in with your bleep roof white and put some of the really pretty stuff in so we're gonna just get a little smidgen of that my plates if you've painted with me before they're just from the grocery store they're just plastic dinner plates I don't clean them every day so I actually have like a pile right over here to the side of not cleaned pallets I when I run out of the ten that I bought then I washed them and start over again so when you're doing this if you don't like this edge here you want me to put it on if you don't like the chin rest you don't need to put it on I have it on so it makes me think of my student violin that I have at home or upstairs because I've been teaching myself how to play the violin this year which has been quite fun for all those involved in the family let me tell you so we're just gonna start with some of this paint it's a very purpley pink I'm gonna go pretty bright with it the brighter you go the better the colors are going to look when you put in your bleep roof white go right over things your some put some of that one it's pretty basic I'm gonna rinse that out and I'm gonna kind of blend it out a little as I have a lot of the paint on there we just want to really accentuate this bright bright color and there's a little piece that kind of goes out a little bit right there that it's not part of the back feel free to paint over everything and then you're just gonna grab some of the orange and just add that and go right over top of what you were doing before you want to work kind of quickly this stuff will blend so it's not that big of a deal but I just really want this combination of orange and pink I'm really kind of digging it so I'm gonna pull that up in here I'm gonna blend that out a little bit there's a lot of pink in it that's okay I'm leaving the neck of this violin alone I don't want to paint it the bright color we're gonna use the darker paint scrape it up so we've lost quite a bit of that orange so we're gonna add some more in just up in that section and just kind of go through here and then you want to leave this little fret open you can paint right over the strings a little trick that I did with the strings was I used an envelope so that I could make sure my lines were straight because if your strings aren't straight it looks a little funny so I'm bringing this over to the other side this is really bleep how it goes right into that where so we're going to just kind of blend that out a little it is somewhat hard edges I just really want I want bright colors and obviously this is not a realistic painting because most of us don't have pink and orange violins if we do you're awesome show me a picture that'd be excellent so toning it down a little because I think it's a little dark on the other side but that's okay then trying to get these edge lines it's no worries if you go out of the lines a little bit no one cares so I used to go to art galleries and paint and teach painting classes but then this probably won't age well in the video but with the cove in nineteen the lovely the baku bouzouki I can't go anywhere so I can't teach anybody a person so I'm gonna paint anyway so I might as well video it and let you guys watch see what I'm doing maybe learn maybe not so that was some more of the pink and then we just flip on that down there's no words in there so we did get some origins and we're gonna blend that out now you can always do this by turning it on its side and I know I'm going outside of the frame a little bit here but you can turn it outside and do like a sunset theme and leave the bow off and just kind of do some sort of fun thing with your violin it's your painting so I like to encourage people to just kind of go crazy then show me what you did so that I can be inspired I thought it was to light up there so I'm putting it a little bit more okay now I'm gonna make the neck and the base in the Payne's gray but I want this top piece up here about right here we're just going to put a little line where I think the end of the the front section goes and we're gonna make that some of the bright colors and this is kind of how my violin looks if yours doesn't have this curl over edge or the one you're painting doesn't have a curled over edge and you don't want to do it then don't we're gonna do some orange in here a bit more an orange here get a little bit too much water on there right now so I'm gonna dab it on a paper towel and then sew some of it up there we go that helps so it's bleeding from the side pieces and that's totally cool a little bit more pink and as you can see I put way too much paint on my talent the good thing about watercolors is they don't dry out well they do but you just reactivate on with water so I think I'm going to play with these pegs and do one on each side the bright purple pink color and then clean my brush do the other one in the bright orange color and they're all little different because you twist the pegs to get your violin in tune don't ask me exactly how cuz mine is never in tune and then I you so they're all turned a little bit different they're not all flat towards the front so we're going to do this right here like this and then we're gonna grab some of the pink just blend that up and then I'm gonna clean it let's start on the top with the pink it's more like a fuchsia I know I keep calling it pink it's called cyclamen but it's a really bright fuchsia color I'm gonna get some of the orange and we're going to blend that down so I'm given the bow more of an ombre effect so it starts from the bright pink kind of blends through and then it ends and then the orange it's not perfect all right but it'll work I have a 12 oh that came in to say hi you think walks underneath my feet you might see him now this part of the bow is usually silver so we're to probably that in the paint's gray and I think I'll do the bow string in the Payne's gray even though they're typically horsehair so they're typically cream-colored so I think we're done with that part I think it looks pretty good and I'm gonna get some of the Payne's gray now I don't want this super dark in some spots so I'm gonna put some water in it the two paints can be super dark and then they can fade out it really depends on how much water you use and then you'll you'll start to notice they have differently different consistencies a lot of watercolor artists will tell you it's like heavy cream skim milk I just go by what color looks right for what I'm trying to do if it's late enough or if it's dark so here it's really like here is really dark that's how I'm gonna play this game okay so then we're gonna go right in here and come down now this kind of sticks up a little so you want your edges to be darker then your Center and I think I went way too late with that but let's see what happens if I blend that out a little we'll come back and put some more dark around the outside it up so we're gonna get a little darker here this is the chin rest and it also it sticks out so we just want to make it look like it's sticking out a little we're nice and dark underneath it so it'll look like it's got a little bit of a kind of cavity so this is what happens when you put your finger in something I think we'll just do some spatter at the end kind of solve all that you can try to fix it with the mr. Clean Magic Eraser I don't have one so what I'm going to do here is on this part I'm going to extend this down and just make the handle of the bow longer and a little thicker so it's not quite so delicate but that's okay we're just fixing a problem it's really not that big of a deal and then what I'll do is I'll move this little prong piece down further but to avoid having that happen again I'm going to turn the painting over so that I don't stick my hand in the wet paint again happens it's not that big a deal so I'm gonna get some more of this Payne's gray and I'm gonna do the front the word now you might lose where your strengths are may go that's okay we can just put them back in later also if you do get peeing on your finger make sure it's dry before you stick it back down on your paper or you're just gonna have the same thing happen again and you're going to get really frustrated with yourself and then you'll throw the PIP in the trash we always just throw the trash at least try to do the whole thing first and then even have a place you want okay um so I like how that looks I'm gonna set aside this brush and we'll leave it set in water you shouldn't do that but it's a lot of things we shouldn't do that we do anyway I'm gonna get some more the pans for I am gonna get it darker this time less water more paint it's the easiest way to remember that and I'm gonna try to do this little cutout and as you can see this Payne's gray gets almost black if you work it right so then we're gonna come out here on that little piece that stick out a little now we're going to bring this up it's skipping a little which means I need at water I'm trying to leave that little piece of pink that sticks out then you can turn your page sideways it's again it's I see my mistake and yeah I'll get over it okay and if you see I'm having trouble with coverage it's because I don't have any water and if you heard the barking in the background that was the dog and my husband not sure why they're barking at each other okay so there that goes and that's a lot better gives us a little more dimension I'm thinking this part is still a little late so I'm going to I just have this brush in my hand so I'm just going to use it because that's what I've got I'm going to darken this up not completely still want a little variation and making sure I don't stick my hand in this paint again okay so that looks a lot better I like how it's kind of on one side so it sticks up like on that side so I might just pull this across there we go and that darken that up nicely and we're going to do the same on the the neck just on one side it just makes it look like it's sticking out from the violin a little bit so kind of like that look and it's definitely gonna stay skinnier at the top and then get a little wider as it goes down and I'm getting more paint darken it up because I have more water than paint right now so that actually gave it a ton of dimension and it was real simple to do so we're gonna do a little bit more of that on here and again if you want to switch to a bigger brush you can I Justin being lazy and I student okay there's two little bit three more things that I want to have the dark colors I want to have so these are I don't actually even board they're called I'm a really bad by eleven students turning my page because that is still wet but this is the opening that the sound comes out of and I can't really remember what it's called I'll have to look that up and it's kind of like an ornate s that's obviously backwards okay and then we need to do the one on the other side I need a little bit more water okay bow looks pretty good and now this is just a skinny little looks like a cardboard piece I know it's good but it doesn't feel like it gives the strings a little bit of a bow so it's flat on one side and rounded on the other if yours doesn't show that in the picture it's totally fine to just readjust the drawing so there we go that's our violin oh the pegs ha forgot about the base so we made it fun on the outside of the pegs we want to at least have the pay's attached and I'm keeping this pretty simple because a lot of what's gonna be fun about this is when we put white on top of this and really have that white colors start popping so you're both string is actually flat and it's made up of a ton of horse hairs I'm gonna again turn it over and try to do it an angle so the whole thing stays in the frame so it's gonna get really skinny right here so I'm going to just do a lighter pressure then when it gets up here I'm pushing a little harder to make it thicker and once again I need more water if your paint starts doing this and you don't want it to that just means you are using spit straight paint and not enough water so again it's skinny and then it's going to get fat now we're readjusting because I made a mistake and we're bringing this all the way down here and if you didn't make that mistake you don't have to okay I'm just gonna come and clean up these skips marks little let it get skinny okay so then it's got this little metal piece that attaches it the bow the string to the wooden part of the bow you don't touch the string part because your fingers and oils will make it so doesn't catch it's usually we're getting really shiny unless yours is really really a little like - so we're just gonna do a little like this and I'm leaving a highlight to make it shiny it's not gonna be perfect because I completely moved it from where it was supposed to be I'm gonna put that out a little so there's still a little bit of a look of a shine so then I'm going to take my trusty piece of paper towel but does not have we proof white all over it and dab into that a little to give it like a little bit of a reflection I love to use paper towels it's like my next paintbrush okay so that's wet we're going to turn it over so I don't keep putting my hand in the wet stuff we feel pretty dry here and up here so let's start putting on some of the white highlights and see how that works and hopefully it really brightens this up so I just paint directly out of my jar of bleep earthquake yeah I'll pray just keep start calling it white cuz batting all the odds of it is just annoying me there we go aha okay so I did a staff a treble staff and I made it kind of curly some time using my really thin brush I'm gonna get a little bit of water actually just put that on my plate clean it and do it that way if you don't have this white but you have an acrylic or wash it'll do the same thing so you don't have to stress yourself into buying materials you don't have especially if you're under quarantine right now like I am I'm not in quarantine stay in home order let me make that sound better than it if it was sounding alright so then this one curves a little too and there we go okay I'm gonna just do this with white pressure these don't have to be as skinny our limbs for the strings are probably pretty skinny but we'll figure that out when we get to them alright checking to make sure that's in frame what you guys didn't see when we first started is this is up on a like stand on my dining room table where so I can't see it I can't see what it looks like or anything else and I have to climb up on my stool to get it in frame and start the camera so when it started you had my feet in the bottom of the picture I will be editing that out but I thought you might find that funny but I had a seat a picture now I can't do a Travel Club upside down so I'm going to wait to do that to what I can do right side up if you don't like my swirlies you feel free do your own spa release you can also do flowers you can do butterflies you can cover the whole thing in music notes you cannot do this part if you don't like this fun if you don't like this look that's totally fine as well I'm going to put a little white dots here for where the strings attached into the bottom of that board and we're doing some more swirlies and i put them on here because okay I'm going to be honest sometimes when I'm doing swirlies I I lose focus and stop making pretty swirlies and just kind of start slapping stuff on paper so for me it's better to have an idea of what I'm doing this will also look really pretty in a silver if you have a silver wash or something a lot of those lights if it doesn't match the lines it's okay give him another swirl I came down like that and then there's another one up through and ends up here other son continues out and we'll say random swirlies are not my strong suit I usually overwork them and do too much so they don't always look right I've darkened this up darken I'll lighten this up my white got a little grayed out I didn't like that okay now I'm going to go in and because I am right handed I'm going to start at the left and work my way across so I don't stick my hand in paint I cannot do one of these upside down so I'm doing my treble clef and when I draw it with a pencil I can do it all in one stroke but I can't do it with this I do apologize okay so then I've got a nice net here I it's an A in case you want it to suddenly learn how to read music I don't have any sharps or flats in this so we're just doing it in a standard key it's an eighth note but bring it all the way up and then it has a little whoosh and that's actually played on this string the third one over that's how you play that one you add an open string and when you're learning the open strings apart your friends they are your favorite so then this one is an F if you remember the FAC E and it's a sixteenth note you may not be able to read that because of the line I'm going to do a pair of eighth notes here an E which is also an open string and then I see I don't know why I'm bothering to tell you what the music notes are because I feel like everybody should and I like when they're connected because they have that nice long bar it really looks kind of cool okay so I'm thinking that looks a little bland I'm gonna put some flowers or some greenery I'm gonna just do a little leaf here and I may hate this when I'm done and oh well I'm gonna do a little leaf and then there will have a leaf that comes out this way and then over here that was kind of coming off I'll cover that said now I can't just throw one random leaf in there or that's just gonna look really strange so think maybe you'll put it on right down here or it's looking a little open and I have I feel like there's not enough of the decorative stuff so wouldn't maybe put in some more swirlies like I said I tend to overwork it so if you don't want to do this don't but if you like it go crazy it's totally fine do another one right here and maybe some dots let's say to put in some sharps but then it would just look like a hashtag and so the weird you want to try to knock with them all in the same place and try to spread them out don't get too repetitive with your work okay and then essentially made this one really big why don't we put like a big swirl on it and it kind of went off and that's cool I like that it's just like it's a big swirly s for Smalley ha ha then I'm gonna do a little line right here and a dot and then I'm gonna leave the bolo because if I vote do anymore it's gonna look funny and maybe do actually I'm gonna do a leaf anymore water the next looks really cute um I don't think I want to do any more so now I need to put in my violin strings everything seems dry enough that I can put my hand down um this is all however you want to do it if you can still see your lines great if you can't fake it you can go up and go straight across I suck at that so I will probably do really like moving my hand across and if it comes up it comes up and actually your cheese string stops right there it wraps around about tech and then this next one is your D string and you want to go light if it skips a little that might look really cool and you can see it doesn't show up super well in the lighter colors this is your D string it actually goes up to this one and there's a peg that goes inside then your a string I know this because I keep breaking all my strengths that I have to keep replacing them is my violin just not tuned well and the pegs don't hold in place so then I tighten it to try to get a hold of place and then a string snap that's super fun tell you if don't do the a string a lot but I think it's all the way up there too and then you have your E string which is your most delicate teeny tiny little strings who know you're going to turn it into a water color tutorial and learn all about the violin okay and then I was stops there see they don't need to be perfect that kind of thick and thin and it's totally okay one thing that is bothering me just a touch and this is me and if it's not what I'm you don't worry about it is when I was doing some stuff over here on the edge it actually ran over into the shadow section and I don't like that I want that to be perfectly shadowed so there we go now if you have these smears and you can't stand them I'm gonna just let it go you can always get your brush wet dip it in paint and then smack it on your smiling finger and do spatters I'm kinda diggin the way this looks even with the smear it's totally fine I can also take that out in Photoshop well I hate scan in my image don't forget to sign your painting I usually like to sign it almost incorporates it into the painting so people can't just cut out my signature so I'm gonna do it right here on the side of the violin so we can't just cut out the bow well I have a sign with a brush I use a tombow pen so there you have it hope we forgot our final step we check and see what my husband thinks hey honey what do you think it's weird other than the smear what do you think okay well he noticed the smear shocking so here's our final painting with some smear um hope you guys had fun and if you have suggestions just hit me up on Facebook I art by Wendy Smalley or you can check me on instagram drunken at wedding dot or drunk and I want designs | Watercolors with Wendy | UCqQPth3dgK936MbpMB3XuzA | 2020-04-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,875 | 23,574 |
OvXgbJnRI5E | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvXgbJnRI5E | FPSO Western Isles Preparing for Dry Tow | foreign [Music] s is a floating production storage and offloading vessel owned and operated By Dana petroleum it is currently deployed in the UK North Sea and has been in operation since 2017. in this brief we will explore the technical parameters ownership location and other related information about The fpso Western Isles The fpso Western Isles is designed to produce and store oil and gas from The Western Isles field which is located approximately 160 kilometers east of the Shetland Islands in the UK North Sea The Vessel has a storage capacity of 400 000 barrels of oil and is capable of processing up to 44 000 barrels of oil and 60 million cubic feet of gas per day it has a length of 268 meters a width of 46 meters and a depth of 27 meters the fpso is equipped with a Turret Mooring system and a disconnectable buoy allowing it to operate in water depths of up to 160 meters The fpso Western Isles is powered by a combined heat and power CHP system which uses gas turbines to generate electricity and heat for the vessel it is also equipped with a water treatment system which is used to treat seawater for use in the production process the fpso has a crew of approximately 70 people and is designed to operate for up to 20 years without the need for dry docking The fpso Western Isles is owned and operated By Dana petroleum a uk-based exploration and production company Dana petroleum was acquired by the Korea National Oil Corporation knoc in 2010 and the fpso was constructed by Hyundai heavy Industries in South Korea The Vessel was delivered to Dana Petroleum in 2016 and started production in 2017. The fpso Western Isles is currently deployed in The Western Isles field which is located approximately 160 kilometers east of the Shetland Islands in the UK North Sea the field was discovered in 2008 and contains estimated reserves of 45 million barrels of oil equivalent bow the fpso is situated in water depths of approximately 120 meters and is connected to six sub-sea Wells via Pipelines The fpso Western Isles is an important asset for Dana petroleum providing the company with a significant source of Revenue and helping to extend the life of The Western Isles field the vessel is also an important contributor to the UK economy providing jobs for local workers and supporting a range of Industries including the offshore supply chain The fpso Western Isles is an example of the growing Trend towards the use of floating production facilities in the offshore oil and gas industry fpsos offer a number of advantages over fixed platforms including greater flexibility reduced capital expenditure and the ability to operate in deeper water as a result fpsos are becoming an increasingly popular option for operators looking to develop offshore oil and gas fields | Offshore, Maritime and Energy | UCmOG8fBBDO2Sy5O0PpidNeA | 2023-04-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 483 | 2,784 |
o1kJP8-97SI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1kJP8-97SI | Cabaret Beats Cancer- Adam B. Shapiro~ Strong/Astonishing | adam shapiro oh i'm so honored to have aaron in my life as a friend and a colleague um when she first shared her diagnosis with me i immediately went into you know what can i do mode and being a jew the only thing i knew to do was feed her so i was at her apartment four hours after her surgery with matzo ball soup but right away i i i thought well we should do something with the cat in the cabaret community and i kept thinking and you know life happens people get busy so i'm so thrilled that rob took the initiative to put this together and uh that you're all here this is an arrangement that matthew and i uh put together uh two songs each with a one-word title that i think describe aaron perfectly i never wanted to be strong i didn't need a spine of steel i still felt prosperous and thriving while someone else was driving i didn't need to hold the wheel i never wanted to be tough it was okay to step side i left for ruthlessness to others to those kin who would fight their brothers i just enjoyed the ride i thought home was all i'd ever want my attic all i'd ever need now nothing feels the way it was before and i don't know how to proceed i only know i'm meant for something more i've got to know if i can be astonishing a life like nothing i have known i can feel it and it's far from here i've got to find it on my own now i feel it's heat upon my skin a life of passion that pulls me from within a life that i am aching to begin but it came to pass life had other plans for me and fortune said here take the wheel drive take a man just stay on track oh and watch your back so now i wear these satin trunks and move with caution and if there's one thing that it's taught me any wisdom that it's brought me it's that it isn't worth a thing i'll stay on track oh and hear a muted victory song so let the ref hold up my fist and cry new champions be anything but quiet christopher columbus i'll be astonishing a smaller shame and strong so much for me | Unicodia | UClF4O0OjNpXixpgkDFd8B0w | 2016-03-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 404 | 1,966 |
1YBBhiY275w | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YBBhiY275w | 200G REEF SALTWATER AQUARIUM CORAL REEF LFS TANK UPDATE | [Music] okay this is the current different huh another mean that's why you guys keep it I mean I try to keep it as cheap as possible but also of you expect the equipment uh-huh and you try to push it - this is the loop system yeah there you go a new phone system then your CONUS yeah uncle max right I don't know how long they've been in business all the stuff he uses automatic space well this is the C 6 C 5 this is ready for it to a five to six hundred gallon tank the quiet the loudness is the like good well I got the aqua max I like this collection cart handle are you running or UV or is this there it was here when I started okay send it off that I turned that ball I mean and then these lines are from like the doser house the only theses that I have my guess with always is like the cage in the calcine like oh yeah you got a better pension even what kalkwasser you get it you gotta do that that means so now I don't know if you noticed this little pipe right here that holds on so this one is the one that's full of calcium reactor okay so the way the way the way we're gonna do it is it's gonna be looking like that like that but it's it's you take the steady stream we go odhh and then your your fine tuning your pH whenever whenever I guess whenever the the p224 exam I can show you yeah well I'll just do this one and I'll do a two part video yeah awesome and then we have the Eclipse the current knob return home we're due for a 3:30 all people for a gala okay colonel meets their return you know that means so one things one thing to think about like you're not I mean whenever you do these sums like if you're pushing more water than what the skimmer can all it doesn't make sense does the whole reason is from having a samples like nutrition yeah I mean it looks lovely the skimmer pump is only for a rated order any 100 gallons do you have a success [Music] only two is why did you we have everything the earth it's pretty cool that was that were like miles $50 ones or yeah there is older from the market for Mars Mars funny like or grow night yeah bullets plants think I mean like it makes sense to put a light like that you know I mean the cheetah reactors that's what people use right use the unique yeah I took my channel reactor down and it's the I guess I wasn't pushing enough flow through it but that's alright I want to do it that takeover vote and those are customer like I'll walk back here and after that's trapped of the water those are like bad days sweet [Music] I'm lighting [Music] awesome cake right now I think we have like leftovers from the clovers taking over you see like the girls like even since the time that you were here last time - now these are the Strawberry Shortcake's or that can same exact me red I mean like the politics tension is that ridiculous right now [Music] and the little public public different things like their autonomy yeah I didn't know what they were talking about I don't know [Music] what can I say guys I'm a sucker for these top-down shots love it kid in a candy shop and man these colors are just amazing I want you to stick around keep watching this video let me know in the comments if you saw me or not use the codeword either in Communitech to the north I've been working on Daniels tank Daniels gonna have to let me record his tank one day ya know whatever is that funny Daniels the owner of equality [Music] Reapers have all these awesome you're not I mean like me for me the way I a lot is don't exist how would nature I mean I mean me being a biologists it kinda like always puts me like okay like so what does a fish add what does a seaweed whether it's the algae we was rock to with nature what's the function of the coral function of the flow you start thinking like that and you start to mimic that in your writing you know I mean because you need to like adapt the same type of environments because once you do that it's really me to see the corals like we are used to like certain conditions once you bring them into like the frames to try to make me the same conditions you know I mean that's when you have the largest girl the best colors you know me because the cool thing about having them in our systems I mean everything is controlled yeah they're lean in the wild like you know the temperatures are going to swinging up and down nutrition's and maybe some of the clothes on the yellow so here once we have everything there control control the lighting we can control like nutrition can control like the way the colors look we don't want colors we just want girls to do that you know it means that it's pretty awesome but also we still need to keep in mind like they're they're coming through an environment that's like massive like something to mimic it it's such a small little little space that you need to my have understanding of how the ocean works you know how strong the currents are and I mean you know how like people have like issues sometimes like sigh an old like out that it's because of the fluid in the ocean like it's just everybody out I mean and I whenever whenever I started the hobby always understood that like the race or like the desert of the ocean which means there's like the nutrition is like hearts combined which means that that's why you don't have much algae growth and much like that's where you have polls and variable to go because like the nutrition is like living oh let me compare to other parts whenever I used to work offshore like you can see like the halogen to see everywhere matting everywhere you know I mean like clothes come if they're really yeah because because like the nutrition the nutrients have the level of a phosphate nitrate or that high like the poles like corn believe it it's freaking awesome you know me like you and you would see it he doesn't like the water was creamed I get like in the middle and like a little farther in in them into the ocean 20 decide the front of the hyper wind was like 200 Mountain I mean like the water is like supergroup dependants like also you know me they answered I always try to like understand that in order mean like it's trying to literally mimic the ocean the lights you're trying to make the Sun you know you try to mimic the current and the flow with your fill pumps this you're trying to mimic the waves crashing into the beaches you know mean like it's how many miles of like Beach do you have in the world let's make Regents or like purifying water I am I mean important that girls too you know they see they've actually seemed to help a lot right now right now it was lost time like I was telling everything the last time I came consistency is like the number one thing you need to keep with like SPS even even like with a mix reef you know a lot of these a pins and a lot of those B's like really rare ones you know I mean like a lot of people buy home mm-hmm and then wants to put him in the tank that's like and then they're mad at like suppliers I'm never buying them from them again bad reason is because buyers have a different condition now you're taking in that condition to your conditions and you might not have the same conditions in your conditions a little bit below or subpar so the poor has to readapt into those conditions sometimes the conditions won't allow it to have the same others that needs to have you know it means and that's why a lot of you stuff that that's why whenever you go and buy from a supplier you always gotta make sure like water water quality like before they have their cage counseling there are our values either walls because that matters you know I mean is he changed in that Proform of 400 par to 250 like it's gonna change colors and change more it's gonna change everything in its body to make to be able to survive in that environment changed colors body structure sometimes I've seen a close change their bodies and body structures you know instead of growing up giggles decides I mean because they have such large quantities of blood bike table though yeah expensive science professor would like to larger amounts of my keys I mean and sometimes whenever they have lower life but they do like those the ones that support to the top because they're trying to race it but like clients you know some of you never notice I'm clients or treat I mean like there's some trees that expander now the branches that community and someone we just grew up and just like they're just trying to survive so I know corals colors just look different from the front to the side top down whatever whenever might thank you actually everybody I mean everything at home I started I was VF x check the solo you can get this screen dude man you're freaky coral man yeah I've never seen that that's enough Sam you know yeah I mean I and I and I think I know what I did you know I mean I used to like like I was telling you earlier I increase the cage and I increased decreased the cage and I increase the aqua power and I mean I doubled that coke are ready to look at SPS master hmm yeah I mean it was supposed to be brewed no read it was supposed to be ready what is this one o'clock ah so whenever we buy them from our little boy surprised they don't name them because it's like the copyright that's what these guys just send those diary frags but they could be ultra this is like an ultra ultra this is some fiery Aaron gave me like ultra rare whatever they're mean like it's those guys don't care because I'm sure they have some moss and stuff somewhere else or way maybe that politics tension beautiful it's a yellow blue red man that's chicken let's duel I'm gonna take a clip of this and pity on my Instagram coral reef is also on Instagram you know what the backstage ested access here with coral reef access past member that's just one piece I'm just deep I think since the last time you need to take the video that's the one that kind of life-changing I don't remember that one last time that else [Music] that's pretty sweet too [Music] it's basically because some of these they look like they just brought a main heart as they were dying I'm not dying I mean they were either customers brother man cuz they're like here man I'll give you a piece of this one it was it was supposed to look like this but it doesn't look like that I meant tanks and then we just pop them in here I cannot just kind of shadow it's a fire tear and that's cool like I got to come in a little early today because left my mom or we've had a lot of customers they're handing his tips never mean and of course some of the stuff some of these SPS don't do so good sometimes you know I mean they don't they don't take up you know whoever anybody that goes SPS tells you that no I think that is like everything hundred percent survival really even even were like girls to tell you if that like it maybe old on percent faster level like like desperately I mean because they're just some corals that just kind of never I don't take up if you can't live in controlled environment a friggin chalices okay got that covered [Music] I mean the most most exciting part about it and then I have LPS here to another it's amazing us to have some of the craziest colors [Music] picked out all this all freaking fuzzy this one is [Music] from happy quarrels [Music] not pollen [Music] on the extension and on point [Music] all right oh I'm gonna go ahead and zoom out take it bomb please [Music] I don't know about you guys but how many of you guys hang out after your LFS for you just say you're gonna hang out for a little bit but you end up hanging out for like two hours that's what happened to me in this case I actually went here before the store opened up I was here at 9:30 they opened up on the weekends at 10:00 a.m. and then leave till at least 12 o'clock so that was just cool just you know biessing looking at the corrals talking doing the equipment tour and everything and I was here for a good two hours plus and I don't know if you guys are like that as well I did go ahead and get some SPS from the coral reef last time and I'm gonna go ahead and get another piece right here something a little bit nice also from his main display which I didn't get last time but I'm gonna go ahead and pick it up and see how good it does in my tank hopefully I don't kill it I'm also gonna be taking up some zoa's I showed you guys the zoa's in the part 1 video of the equipment tour some nice stuff I had got some really nice red ones I think they were called Red Bulls and I got me a strawberry shortcake a crow and hopefully I don't kill it but it's looking really nice and I'm gonna go ahead and place it on this rock and hopefully it grows out I was talking to Alan and I was trying on that my elk is usually around 7 I'm interested to know what you guys are thinking about your elk where you guys keep your elk you guys are SPS masters out there I can say that Alan for sure is the SPS master this display looks really nice and my stuff is at 7 but he suggested I go ahead and raise it up to 8 and I was watching a great American Reef channel and they keep Sanjay keeps his up like 11:12 out so let me know what you guys do but we'll catch you on the next one guys | 915Mang | UC4_kJlIUlbsoT6X69ECZM7w | 2018-08-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,587 | 13,167 |
2f_G6PkC7PI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f_G6PkC7PI | A LIMIT BREAKING BORE!!! ??? THE NEW LB SS4 GOKU & VEGETA DOKKANFEST EVENT!!! DBZ Dokkan Battle | everything I've not seen this at all yet though make sure my audio is recorded because I am live streams of course and like to make sure my audio is recorded if it isn't that just pour it over it later play and other than the blues recorded I'm good though because last time I had part two for my big celebration video Auto Audio didn't record for some odd reason over this one's still records if it doesn't I could just want to record this for me but I don't know of course um of course yeah we got a lot of stuff in here just just I can't even comprehend it's just my brain's all over the place right now because I'm half asleep I woke up got some good energy I gotta go to work in a couple hours it's just pure craziness and I love it it's just ultimately ultimately ultimately crazy right now but yeah of course anyway I'm gonna check on these for now so I can see this for later and this is a good idea to record off trim because it's a smart thing to do of course I'm gonna break Super Saiyan 4S uh they are super full power saying for I call them America super sample because again like I say this whole names it's 16 for long we have his four phases uh two metals and one defense I think the person from an event though because I've only seen like two males and one I could probably think of another one but all right now so yeah oh of course I'll talk about her as soon as pretty much the entertainment against steel villain units but we'll just do a fulfilling to him anyway because it won't do that regardless so okay yeah Gaston seal blah blah yeah we're going into this yeah two characters of them as like probably like you know base form Xeno Super Saiyan one Super Saiyan 2. let's do the Super Saiyan one base form zenos Super Saiyan Super Saiyan football film and probably um Super Saiyan 3 then probably like breakers for example or some examples do they have their I think they have some poisonous game at all for them yet so yeah of course Goku away because the best metal vegetable because his metal is hard to wake his Woods both metals and um again makes sense also I think uh worldly I think it's a good deal it makes sense but I guess interested over next year because we didn't get at all and we didn't get uh Rose so any other Americans were supposed I guess they don't like two jokes that's going on at the same time I guess I just wanted we always have one big dog Festival the one unit though so it definitely definitely definitely definitely does make sense sorry because in the background just people of course moving because of course but yellow I didn't record my heroes I break down for my own for the celebration as well so breath is all over the place we'll be talking at work all day oh I'm just oh super tired but yeah of course it's gonna probably catch up my sleep and probably tomorrow but this is good I can actually stream for a little bit and just talking whatever but because I don't miss you guys of course seem like on streaming on videos so I just met you guys sorry if I don't like record next couple days sorry if I don't know I'm not active because again a job I can't be on my phone all day this [Music] go uh let's go a cooler right there gonna I don't know if I'm gonna clip anyway though so I'm just gonna it doesn't Auto which is good oh no background okay I should have put on the story um actually I want to go back and do this real quick oh my gosh before the stage uh scenario to this I don't care okay more films anyway it doesn't work about like a lot of sounds regardless uh let's do this boom perfect perfect this is my main villain team I would like to use for events uh let's turn you want oh not in a world for Mom I think you ever find another world for a moment official report and everything it's just green and I think that was pretty much it that's what it did you know I don't know what was Green uh let me see yeah same power beyond limits I love that though of course it could be on power beyond Super Saiyan though whichever was that team a lot too but they mainly need to talk about heroes units or no because the Goku kids get themselves call date their base forms uh yeah who someone does that's pretty much how everybody is in Duncan I haven't really got strong based ones if I can go Super Saiyan Super Saiyan 3 then their burgers for example I was gonna put on some love let's give him some love let's get reasonable love too we always get coolers love um give everybody here some love for equally but yeah um there's no reason to ever go into it and I'm super excited to see what we got good with the car like I always do with the auras the auras looks so good I look good because he always get Wars right just perfectly right though and everything though is always great and awesome I love it their mom uh little records for example hey sense again this part is you know Goku it's still that's probably one of the best designs in the series I feel like it in my opinion no you know what time Cannon because Heroes and but in general is really good though of course yeah it was good Demolisher because there's a saying but over okay now that's fine what do we got here Super Saiyan 3 okay um okay we're good yeah I was gonna sell some more okay let's do it I don't care I don't think a Super Attack say I know what's wrong of course you're gonna get Super Tire cooler thank you for that yeah it just sucks they really do really just like made that unit and was like yeah here we go one thing is yeah yeah I'm supposed to hear something because he leaves that like he really just needs that overall right there it goes Yeah by Goku again yeah go let's just get demolished here in general all right there we go and okay okay they're actually okay I'm glad that's great that's great again get most of attack off cooler thank you it didn't attack oh I just don't remember well I could put the physical oh [ __ ] did that I can start doing that foreign the screen [Music] here we go it's so weird because Goku so it's so funny because Goku okay like base form Super Saiyan 3 then [Music] Super Saiyan 3 then limit breaker right here then four they can't even I'm so used to seeing this already though I think in my eyes like oh so cool I've seen this so many times already in my head so I'm just like yeah whatever I've seen this door before so my head I'm just like yeah I've seen this before I don't care anymore I see it all the time every day at this point so for me it's like yeah this is a normal thing yeah still looks good though of course overall I like it oh dang okay nice let's get some more up here everybody still really good though for all timers they've really saved me and the T War the team by Me was so good it was crazy it was just screaming how good that team was together this thing was just so freaking good I love it okay got that got that and there we go not bad at all perfect so I still love this animation stuff good again over burger stand for that's in their Corner that's so many times the card is good though I've seen there the messages if it's the same like last time um oh yeah the opposite typings because Vegeta is hint um he's physical he's um and I asked him how they thought this happens too because they're oh okay okay let's go it's so weird it's so weird seeing that's what we're talking about who I might destroy him here hopefully they don't we have completely new models but the new characters for those characters so yeah it's crazy though tokens are cranking out stuff like this a lot of course Cool's gonna double okay think of that I think one hit oh my gosh hello man just chill chill oh my God yeah thank you every day so I mean my head is like yeah but if it's pretty good though of course this definitely can't get in this happened but we'll go transform here I think he is all right perfect motivation's better I like it though of course yeah it's gonna show up more animation to get more stuff in here overall oh yeah it's always good and it's a budget to the opinion that's normal yeah it's a little bit of it tomorrow right now for me it's Tuesday I can't stream play later tonight because again I work late though so that works out close that's really 9 30 I think hopefully it's not it's 9 o'clock 30. well I shouldn't be doing that much anyway the control's gonna be close so I don't mind at all let's get pulling some love uh cooler gets enough love to go let's do this all right anyway because I don't work it ever since it's a cool Supernova I don't want any video because I stall out like 200 years yeah and more animations I chose myself earlier already but yeah they actually did damage well good job I think it doesn't matter who I take out first because their dog all these guys are gonna destroy them anyway so it doesn't matter I think everybody in their mom knows what the heroes Banner looks like already though so you got two one two of them over the easy eight and one for the dog uh one for easy as one for a regular well easy a one's really good if you don't have any decision just uh but if you don't want to watch your phones or whatever I understand that I completely I could say whatever it's whatever pretty much when it opens so uh completely and utterly understand that it was really good really tanky just overall really good though in general it's actually really good of course not better because you know both Metals with race heads I always recommend grind a lot of these Metals so don't avoid keys because he's gonna come back to like gear s and of course um 500 pounds already so but yeah oh I guess it could be too too much though of course yeah David could do something video for this and I haven't bought him over when I collab both though so of course he I probably do a club with them so whatever we have the time to because they can't have a drop down so of course collabs the other one I bet overall though I got a park over those easy Ethan like a super video because I can't do in this video obviously though yeah um I don't think they have sticker because they do because they wear them on board or get them awakened so don't need to really live time with this they don't they should have stickers like they are doing the best though right could happen to show off can you ask the question no you can't it's really weird but yeah so you go there though of course they can start watching you know so stay safe because it can of course it could be in control from the discourse or certificate where because all awesome different colors also bring a lot of our commissions and stuff like that of course yeah so yes what do you think about was an envelope of course like to hit it again very super easy like I said though again I guess it was an extra truck while I was category into this but yeah um it was a token first and everything I recorded it got it got it done I do the easiest I'll put that all in one video later with that though yeah um he's out foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] | 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1YEVd9k3JSg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YEVd9k3JSg | Daddy Diaries 2018 - VLOG #196 | what up son good morning this daddy it is uh Saturday uh April 7th 2018 8:55 a.m. West Coast California time here in uh beautiful Los Angeles California it's a little uh overcast today it's not too sunny so um yeah I'm not I'm not doing too much man I'm just kind of getting up and atam I've been uh enjoying my day off you know before I start my new job on Monday and I just been uh kind of relaxing and you know mostly trying to stay out of my head and um you know overthink things and and stress or you know what I mean just really working on my thoughts and um just how I want to be you know I mean be positive and all the good stuff that I tell you to do and you know the principles and lessons and stuff that I'm learning it's about applying it now so that's what I'm trying to do right now is apply everything that I am um speaking about so uh with that being said um all is well think I'm just going to continue to relax I'm a little you know this guy that cut my hair the homie he be cutting my hair man I don't know what he was thinking this last time man but he got my he got my hairline starting so far back make me look so old and uh you know he just didn't do a good job but anyway I won't be going to him anyway anymore anyway because I'm not going to be here in La so um so I'm getting ready to watch um you know read my book awakened leadership and I'm excited about that book because I feel like it's definitely um what I've been needing you know another another chapter in my chapter in my book I guess I don't know what that means so uh anyway you know today is just a relaxed day you know it's Saturday I love Saturdays um supposed to be leaving on Monday starting my new job on Monday and I'm just waiting for an itinerary or something really trying to keep my mind off of that you know what I mean cuz that can be overwhelming and stressful cuz I haven't heard anything yet but last I heard is that I start Monday so anyway love you son I'm going sign off cuz I'm really not talking about too much right now it's just nice it's good to be alive it's good to be here and uh I think I'm going to get some coffee and make myself a little breakfast burrito and um do some reading just relax you know get some fresh air right now uh just hanging out so all right son go within you'll never go without always remember that Choose Love over everything it's love versus everybody baby always live authentically be yourself unapologetically have a kickass fun time doing it always know that fire is my spirit water is my blood Earth is my flesh wind is my breath will never be disconnected always connected never separated separated only elevated baby it's 100 it's one today 100 tomorrows and uh this is Daddy AKA Nate the Great half man half amazing signing off I love you keep the dream alive Never Let It Die you never know until you try give it all you got whether you make it or not ain't a mistake because God has already ordered your steps before your first breath all right hansome I love you man and what she was here right now I mean can't believe you're 8 months right now about to be 9 months this month so I love you miss you and uh I'll talk to you soon son peace | DADDY DIARIES 2.0 | UCkLP7jd72n6paTDKWHs13Eg | 2024-04-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 641 | 3,192 |
GegXB9x4d34 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GegXB9x4d34 | ANSWERING QUESTIONS LIKE A BEAUTY QUEEN | [Music] oh [Music] oh legitimacy no matter what happens in my life i will always stay true to myself to what i want to achieve because in here in showbiz it's a difficult world [Laughter] whatever happens i will stand firm to all my decisions to all my dreams and i will keep on hanging on to my parents all the people who believes in me and then just live a wonderful life and move on and be happy for them now look at this a non-favorite animal um favorite animal normally is [Applause] [Music] [Laughter] [Music] a kisses de levine once said the best way but i knew how to move on oh my god [Music] what is the essence of a woman yeah you ask me no i think that the essence of being a woman is how you able to carry yourself in this world that you are also as equal as men and that being as equal as men you can be able to do everything you want to do as long as you're not hurting other people does this have to end [Music] ah [Music] is [Music] foreign [Music] you need to accept in order for things for good things for better things to happen yes some good things must pass faster [Music] making your blame [Applause] [Music] yes [Applause] [Music] you can cling to people because the people live that's the truth but i know what while that person is still there you can transfer that and while this moment is still here you can treasure it like right now instead of clinging to your phones you can trust for this moment because it's only for this moment that we are truly truly alive and truly connected because if we hit an awesome concert and i just want everybody to to put down their phone i just want to say that i agree i think that rabia did so much she put her heart in it it clo it hit close to home for you like break down bucha i feel like and we're just humans i i feel like i totally relate to that um i want to share now when i was um three maybe three years ago there was so much for me to handle as a teenager um spotlight everything is scrutinized to the point that what's positive about you you feel like yeah well i'm positive about you but there always is from the stars and that that's also you have to remember that you have to hold on to that because when you lose sight of the people that loves you you lose sight of how you see yourself you might not never make it and i'm i just want to say it's sovereign praise go for rabia because emotional breakdowns are the hardest and yeah i feel like in real life now you know how to separate that kahitna community that this is how people see me and i need to perform there's also a side of myself that's just for me and i have imperfections and flaws but i love that part of myself along with the other good parts of me so if i am still on the process of learning that but i hope nala had no girls would you rather go left where there's nothing right or right where there's nothing left and why i would rather go left where there's nothing right where there's nothing left [Laughter] and it's not i didn't join peterboy and it's not because i didn't want to join [Music] [Applause] because of the pandemic i have to stay here but yeah in the future why not yeah you're just 22. oh my god hello everyone [Music] is hello everyone i'm going to ask um oh no i'm going to answer questions and the first question is in your own ways how do you embody a modern filipina at kisses in my own way i can embody a modern filipino by being proud of my roots and at the same time embracing the world showing the world that i am truly proud filipino thank you well no matter what happens skye is a second chance the best thing you can invest on is yourself give yourself second chance and your dreams more chances [Music] i said that it was a very big disadvantage to say oh when you're opening your heart to other people is like letting them in and hurting you then we're going to realize there are lots of people here but i think that what will make me say is korean i see i'd rather be real or nothing they say i want to live my life the way that i've been shown is not because it's a job or not not because i want to be an actress but because i want to express myself i won't think violently by themselves [Applause] me [Laughter] you | LOCO | UCp78qiH1ydP58tTj49-YN6A | 2021-07-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 831 | 4,200 |
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Ca05bfQPjeY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ca05bfQPjeY | Lego Technic | Wikipedia audio article | lego technic is a line of Lego interconnecting plastic rods and parts the purpose of this series is to create more advanced models with more complex technical functions compared to the simpler brick building properties of normal Lego the concept was introduced as the expert builder series and originally technical sets in 1977 and was renamed Technic in 1984 Technic sets are often characterized by the presence of special pieces such as gears axles and pins other special pieces include beams and plates with holes in them through which the axles could be installed some sets also come with pneumatic pieces or electric motors in recent years Technic pieces have begun filtering down into other LEGO sets as well including the Bionicle sets which were once sold as part of the Technic line as well as a great many others the style of LEGO Technic sets has been changing over time Technic sets produced since the year 2000 use a different construction method described as studless construction studs are the small circular knobs which appear on traditional Lego bricks this method utilizes beams and pins rather than Technic bricks Mindstorms a Lego line of robotic products also uses a large number of Technic pieces although it is sold as a separate line of products the latest generation of the Mindstorms range the Mindstorms ev3 range released September 2013 as well as the Mindstorms NXT sets released August 2006 are based on the studless construction method you topic lego technic components lego technic system expands on the normal Lego bricks with a whole range of new bricks that offer new function and building styles the most significant change from normal Lego is that single stud wide bricks beams have circular holes through their vertical face positioned in between the studs these holes can accommodate pins which enable two beams to be held securely together side by side or hinged at an angle the holes also act as bearings for axles on which gears and wheels can be attached to create complex mechanisms stud less beams studs are the bumps traditionally associated with Lego parts referred to as lift arms were first introduced in 1989 and through the 1990s and 2000's an increasing number of lift arm designs have been introduced over time you topic studded beams versus studless liftarms although liftarms studless beams have been present in technic sets since 1989 the change from primarily studied to primarily studless construction around the year 2000 represented a major paradigm shift and has been quite controversial initially lift arms were used primary as styling parts or to create smaller sub assemblies which attached to a studded chassis with an increasing number of lift arm designs introduced a tipping point was reached around the year 2000 with models introduced primarily constructed from lift arms instead of traditional beams the primary advantage of studless construction as the addition of new construction methods that were previously unavailable lift arms are exactly one unit with high in contrast to studded beams which are a non integer multiple of one unit it can be awkward to use studded beams in vertical structures because it is necessary to insert plates between the studded beams in order to get the holes to line up studless beams allow greater flexibility when building in multiple dimensions while remaining compatible with classic studded beams some builders also believe that models constructed with studless beams look nicer than their studded counterparts however studless construction also introduces disadvantages studless construction is not immediately intuitive requiring the Builder to think five or six steps ahead while studded construction follows the classic bottom to top building pattern studless construction requires building inside to outside studless constructions are noted to often be more flexible than an equivalent studded construction this is due to the amount of flex in the clip based pins which are used to attach studless parts together whereas studs provide a more rigid friction fit as of 2005 Lego has begun to reincorporate studded bricks back into the Technic line which can be seen in sets such as 8421 found on Puran mobile crane however studded bricks are used primarily as to mount front grilles in vehicles while transparent plates are used for lights you topic motors lego technic system has always included a variety of different electric motors broadly these divided into those powered by batteries held in a connected battery box or by mains electricity via a transformer battery power as the most common the very earliest motors PNX 469 B were 4.5 volt and consisted of a modified electric train motor P and X 469 and along with the four driven Bush's four wheels added an axle hole enabling axles of different lengths to be used while these were released in kits with Technic parts they were not sold as Technic motors the first dedicated Technic motor was a 4.5 volt rounded brick P and 6216 meters released in 1977 as part of the expert builder power pack 960 to 1 and supplementary set 870 to 1 this output via a small protruding axle that would rotate when the motor was powered the motor was not geared resulting in high rpm low torque output gearboxes and a square casing were available a 12-volt motor of the same physical dimensions as the 4.5 volt motor was also available in set 882 1 the 12-volt version is visually distinguishable by being black rather than grey the 4.5 volt motor was replaced by a similar but square 9 volt motor in 1990 recent motors contain an axle hole enabling axles of different lengths to be used you topic power functions in late 2007 a new motor system was released called power functions it was included within Lego set 8200 75 motorized bulldozer it comprised a set of motors two IR receivers remote control and a battery box thus resulting in a remote control model with these sets it is possible to build or convert manually operated mechanical movement to motorized using electric motors which are controlled via switches or IR remote control future plans for this set include more parts which will add even more function control possibilities Lego has already started to design and sell LEGO Technic models sets which can be easily retrofitted with the power functions system for example models like the 8200 94 excavator and 8200 95 telescopic handler are sold like classic LEGO Technic models with manual motorisation but are designed with free space for the power functions components with factory instructions on how to perform the conversion to an electrically operated model the power functions lineup also includes a linear actuator currently not sold separately but already used in many models like the 8200 94 excavator and the 8000 43 motorized excavator you topic no Mattox you topic gears years have been included within LEGO Technic sets since 1977 as a way of transferring rotary power and of gearing up or down the speed gears come in several sizes eight tooth 16 2014 to spur gears 12 tooth 22 and 36 tooth be vulgar and 12 to 22 the double bevel gears are cut so they can also be meshed as spur gears there is also a 16 to 30 and a 24 tooth that slips when a certain amount of torque is put on it to prevent motors from damaging any parts or burning themselves out in addition to standard gears some kits include a rack a clutch and even worm gears and differential gears the original differential had a 28 to 3 designed to be meshed with the 14 2012 tooth years to give two-to-one reduction they can also be meshed with the newer double bevel gears it was replaced by a newer design incorporating 16 to that size of the casing the casing holds 312 tooth gives inside as of 2008 an updated version of the original differential has been released optimized for studless construction chain links were also introduced as an additional way of connecting gears tension resulting from the correct number of chain link parts used along with the combination of gear wheel sizes used is critical to reliable operation 8-tooth gear z' are not recommended for this purpose you topic Technic action figures Technic figures are figures that appeared in technic sets appearing sporadically but heavily featured in the cyber slum competition line they were first introduced in 1986 in the Arctic action line and were produced until 2001 they are much larger and have several more joints than the standard minifigure including bendable elbow and knee joints each figure comes already assembled and is not meant to come apart but parts can be popped off by pulling too hard they can connect to both standard Lego system bricks and on Technic parts and Technic Beggs can fit in their hands 27 different kinds of technics were created some sets included the same figures but with different accessories and stickers you topic C also Bionicle 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H15fQ4_k0vI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H15fQ4_k0vI | White Supremacy and Christian Fundamentalism More of A Threat Than Radical Islam | don't tell mother so despite what many people especially on the right wing would like to have us believe it doesn't unappealing zor Islamic fundamentalism or just any any sort of so-called you know extremism from the Islamic air sect has anything to do really with America's you know threats at all in fact a recent a recent statistic has actually proven that white supremacy and Christian fundamentalism seems to actually be more of a threat to American security than Islamic fundamentalism the New York Times reported back in June that since September 11 2001 almost twice as many people have died at the hands of white supremacy and other non Muslim extremists than by radical Muslims using the data that was compiled by New America a Washington Research Center a study found that 48 people have been killed by extremists who are not Muslim including the mass killings in Charleston compared to the 26 by self-proclaimed jihadists this does not factor in the recent shooting at Umpqua Community College or any any other less publicized instance like Las Vegas couple who murdered murdered two police officers and left a swastika one of the bodies these stats reveal though a very mass difference between public perception and the number of actual cases in which Muslim extremists have claimed American lives so it really leaves this whole thing open to that whole debate about how you know people claim all the Muslim extremists that Isis or have penetrated America and that their gun you know try to bring down America they're a threat to America we've got to defeat these horrible Muslims we got a different these Arabs and it turns out everything that I have previously said in other videos about how white supremacy and evangelical Christianity are more of a threat to America than Muslims or Arabs turns out I wasn't completely full of BS it's just hard not to look smug at this point it just is really interesting to see to actually find a study pitch look just wonderful to find find that just basically confirms everything that I say and it's it like I've said before I don't like I really don't care to I like I don't get up in the morning trying to be a smartass I don't try to get up trying to be a smug jerk I really in fact want something to challenge me it simpler and even find something good on that I want to actually wake up one day be on get on the internet and find something that actually disproved is something that I've said previously that I can go back and retract my arguments about but when I find something that just completely just you know that just completely confirms what I've said in for not only in just previous videos that I've been saying for years it just makes me feel so good and it really is hard not to look like a smug jackass because here people are especially my own family and people they're people that I've dealt with for so long on when it comes to social media youtube facebook twitter all these different people the arguments that I've had with people and all of them arguing that Muslims are the biggest threat to America that we kind of just destroy them all blah blah blah because they are a horrible evil threat and I keep telling them actually no it's white people and what do you know I just got it I'm sorry it just it's too damn funny it had it makes me it makes me feel it actually makes me feel like I've actually done my homework I'm actually intelligent for once because you know what again I'm I don't claim to be the smartest you know brightest person on earth I'm not Einstein but at the same time you know I do know what I'm talking about in most instances and this right here just has proved my point and yes I will be providing these articles in the description by the way so you can make whatever arguments you want but it's kind of hard to argue facts so yes it's very interesting to me that all these people for so long saying that you know the biggest threat coming to America is from radical Islam no it isn't radical Islam is a threat to an Arab country it is the threat to the Middle East and not that big of one is you know the numbers want to point out you know as people want to point out basically it's one of those things though that it's more of a threat to the Arab world than it is America in fact America does not have to worry about that much of a threat from radical Islam inside of America the only time that they have to worry about it is when America you know goes waging imperialist wars over in the Middle East that's the only time they got to really worry about it but here at home not so much now people can argue the Chattanooga shooting but that will the fort hood shooting but that really doesn't have much leeway especially when you consider that again most of the shootings that we've seen in the last few years have come at the hands of white individuals and typically in white individuals who have soprano supremacy and Christian fundamentalist views dylann roof John Russell Houser the dude that shot up the Sikh temple a couple years ago in Wisconsin you know these are just three primary examples of you know white Christian terrorism being being more of a threat to the United States than a Muslim extremist and again three white Christian extremists compared to one radical Islamic Arab descended descent person but that bat bat alone just on that statistic speaks volumes folks and the fact that we actually have 48 killings what I believe it was when it yeah 48 people that were killed by deadly right wing attacks from white supremacists compared to own 26 individuals that have been killed by islamic fundamentalism that speaks about that speaks quite a volume twice as many people have been killed at the hands of white supremacy neo Nazism and fascism itself have been killing by right-wing extremists and by radical fundamentalists of the Christian denomination then they have been by radical Islam and I think 10 is just absolutely has just an absolutely hilarious I hate to say in this case hilarious statistic because people did die and it's sad but it is quite hilarious to basically just prove the entire right wing wrong and of course the right wing is also going to be the first people that are going to come out and say oh well you know you know well this is just a biased source source this is that I can't be true you know while it's the damn leftists it's the arabs it's blob it's off you have baby because i'm going to expect the right wing to try to find a way to just you know twist things around and try to distance themselves when all these people saying well that's not true right you know they're not true you know right wing people they're not true conservatives they're not true blah blah blah it's like no one even says either that they're conservative ultra-conservative yes ultra nationalist yes fascist yes actual conservatism with that can be debated but it is definitely right wing and so too so there's really no way that the right wing can get themselves out of this there there's no way they can that they can try to deny it all they want to but if you actually want to be a realist and actually understand what is going on then you have to really acknowledge the fact that yeah we are wrong that the that Muslims are not the biggest threat to you but they're not the biggest threat to America and that Arabs are not the biggest threat to you or the biggest threat to America but what is the biggest threat to America not surprisingly is white supremacy and Christian fundamentalism and I've been saying this for years now pretty much since I have started on YouTube and it very adamantly been pretty pretty firm on my belief that right wing Christianity and right-wing political extremism has always been the biggest threat and probably you know will be for a while and that in no way has it will not even no way but that radical Islam people of Arab descent or even our air are not the biggest threat to you but what we should be again what we should be focusing on is definitely the fact that there are racial supremacy groups out there and there are more violent attacks and killings at the hands of white supremacy black supremacy and even Latin supremacy but primarily at the hands of these racial supremacy groups much like storm front and other individuals there are more attacks in fact not even has to be from an organization because most of them are organizations in general most of it actually comes from one gunman like white supremacist lone gunman like John Russell Houser Dylann roof and the dude that shot up the Sikh temple these are the bigger threats to America so to basically try and say now that Islam is somehow this evil religion that seeks to wipe the American people off the map those people can now go stuff it because now I'm going to be using this example to my advantage so trying to come up with something to debunk me but right now I'm going to be the smug jackass that for once I can get today thank you I'm norcal neck leader of the revolutionist movement and this is the norcal corner peace | RedPagan Network | UC1D01Qi7TJmudn71aPIaD8Q | 2015-11-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,666 | 9,072 |
0sh_4Qd5gtM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sh_4Qd5gtM | Banned Books Week 2012 - Nicki Young reads from The Hunger Games | I chose this story because my children I have two boys and they're in the middle school age and we have it in audio and we travel a lot with sports very active in sports and we love this story and the other two that go with it the reader is amazing so I feel kind of silly reading because I might not do justice like she does but it's still a good part I'm going to read the end of chapter one a little bit and start a chapter two and it kicks off the story perfectly through the crown I spot Gail looking back at me the ghost as rankings go this one at least has a slight entertainment Factor but suddenly I'm thinking thinking of Gail and has 42 names in that big glass ball and how the odds are not in his favor not compared to a lot of the boys and maybe he's thinking the same thing about me because his face darkens and he turns away but there are still thousands of slips I wish I could whisper take them it's time for the drawing epic trinket says that she always does ladies first and Crosses to the glass ball with the girls names she she reaches in digs her hand deep into the ball and pulls out a slip of paper the crowd draws in a collective breath and then you can hear a pin drop and I'm feeling nauseous and so desperately hoping that it's not me that it's not me that it's not me I think trinket crosses back to the podium Smooths the slip of paper and reads out the name in a clear voice and it's not me it's Primrose everything there must have been some mistake this can't be happening Prim was one slip in a paper of thousands her chances of being chosen were so remote that I haven't even bothered to worry about her hadn't I done everything taken the tesserine refused to let her do the same one slip one slip in thousands the odds have been entirely in her favor but it hadn't mattered somewhere far away I can hear the crowd murmuring unhappiling as they always do when a 12 year old gets chosen because no one thinks this is fair and then I see her the blood drained from her face hands clenched and fists at her signs walking with stiff small steps up to the stage passing me and I see that the back of her blouse has become untucked it hangs out over her skirt it's this detail the untapped blouse forming a ducktail to bring me back to myself for him the strangled pride comes out of my throat and my muscles begin to move again I don't have to shove through the crowd the other kids make way immediately allowing me a straight path to the stage I reach her just as she is about to melt the steps and with one sweep on my arm I push her behind me I volunteer I guess I volunteer as tribute foreign | Montana State University Library | UCtkGqJEVc21-Coie-4kS7EA | 2012-10-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 522 | 2,625 |
XRHIemQ25j0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRHIemQ25j0 | Episode 86: Peter Rabbit Patchwork Quilt - Making the Windblown Square! | hi it's susan here and welcome to in the craft room today we've got our hands on issue number 41 of the peter rabbit patchwork quilt partworks and we're going to be making the wind blown square the windblown square looks particularly tricky to make so i'm really going to read the guide very carefully first and take my time to make the wooden blown square you'll receive midnight floral fabric the teal gim the pink floral and the ivory sprig i'm not going to be using the ivory spring i think it looks a bit too wishy washy and insipid so i'm going to be using another piece of the midnight floral that i had stashed away from a previous patch that i didn't use the templates needed to make the windblown square can be found at the back of the magazine i usually have photo copied these onto light card and then cut them out i'm going to be continuing to use the previous templates that i've used for the other patches for this patch you'll need template f template g template i which we used in the fair and square patch and template d which we've used in many of our squares so far so our first step is to cut out our fabric i'm going to start with the eye template first and work my way across with the d f and the g's last [Music] so [Music] so our template pieces have been cut out just a bit of a note that the fabric provided is quite small and if you make the tiniest mistake you might not have enough fabric it's time to lay our patch out in front of us [Applause] this one looks super tricky i'm going to set up my machine have a bit of a read and start stitching so i've set up my machine i've had a good read and they recommend that you sew these pink floral pieces onto our center midnight floral section first i've also been studying this patch carefully as it's laid out in front of us and i'm thinking that if i stitch the teal gingham to this pink floral first creating a strip before we stitch it on to the midnight floral that could be a bit easier wish me luck i'm going to get stuck into it now [Laughter] and after stitching don't forget to press your seams [Laughter] so [Music] [Laughter] now that i've stitched these strips in the center together i'm now going to stitch them to the center piece [Laughter] [Music] so [Music] so [Music] so it's some time later and i've managed to sew the center piece together this would have to be the most difficult or one of the most difficult patches that i've made so far it is looking very wonky donkey but i've managed to get it this far our next step is to sew our two corner triangles together i'm going to sew each of the four pairs together first and give them a good press [Laughter] don't [Music] [Laughter] our four corner pairs have been stitched together i'm now going to give them their press [Music] we're on the home stretch we're going to stitch these large corner triangles onto the edge of our central diamond piece [Music] do [Laughter] [Music] uh [Music] so our patches have been all sewn together i'm now going to pack away the machine and give our square a final press so here we have our finished wooden balloon square i found this square to be particularly difficult it was really tricky you can see that these these points here are okay but the two top joins are a bit dodgy i'm still quite happy with how it turned out as with all of the patches this is the first time that i have attempted this so when it's all sewn together i don't think you'll notice these little inconsistencies i hope you had success and didn't find the windblown square too tricky or challenging please don't forget to like and subscribe and please hit the subscribe button as well as the bell to be notified of future episodes i look forward to seeing you next time when we begin a really big applique square the piggling bland one until next time see you then bye you | In the Craft Room with Siouxsan Major | UCRCP8nz_0FNXYPeCHTtrz7w | 2021-04-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 729 | 3,834 |
x38jMeKCho8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x38jMeKCho8 | ROKOKO Studio EXPORT, Editing & Clipping (In 4 Minutes!!!) | so you recorded your animation but you have no idea what the next step is not a problem once you have recorded the animation will be saved to a scene you can find that scene by going here pick that scene and on the left you will see all the different takes that you recorded you can double click them to open or you can right click and open that way you can also export rename close and group it with another take delete it or open its find location however you decide to open it you can middle click to pan the camera scroll up and down to zoom and right click to turn if you want a specific angle you can click up here to pick one you can mirror the animation with this and if you want the camera to face and be parented to the character you can click here otherwise the camera will stay put at any point you can adjust the parts of the timeline that you can see by dragging the ends and the beginnings left and right here now if you go down here and turn on the gizmos you will see what the feet are touching the ground blue is the right footing green is the left when the feet are in the air they look like outlines and when they're on the ground they'll be solid colors and under the timeline you will see the same green and blue colors if you're looking through the animation and you notice some jittering you can see that it's because rococo thinks that foot stopped contacting the ground for a moment when it should be on the floor the whole time you can click the ends and the beginnings of unwanted steps and delete them and then drag the correct step to however long it's supposed to be every time you change something here hit process changes to make sure that they're applying see now it's not fidgeting anymore now if you look on the right side over here you will see all the filters you can use to change your animation tobin treadmill locomotion and legacy are all the exact same as they were the last time tobin allows your character's toes to bend treadmill locks your character in the middle of the scene locomotion lets your character move freely and locomotion legacy is like locomotion but with more foot problems now if you really wanted to use legacy you could fix this by going down here and checking the feet above ground filter and it should fix most of the problems but again i recommend using normal locomotion if you can the drift filter should be used when your real position starts to disconnect from the virtual one sometimes you'll start in the middle of your room in real life and when you come back to the middle of the room you will notice that your rococo character is totally not where it started if you activate the drift filter and turn the gizmos on you can tell rokiko where the beginning and end of the animation should be by typing in the xyz values or you can click and drag them in manually now 95 of the time those filters are the only ones you will ever need but in the case that you just want to know what the other ones do foot ik lets you drag the hips lower to the ground the closer pull down is to one the lower the hips will be dragged and i'll be honest i have absolutely no idea what knee pop filter does i've tried to turn it off and on and never noticed anything changed so i went to the website to read the description and all it told me was knee pop allows you to smooth out knee pop which is not the most useful definition because we still don't know what knee pop is but whatever it does you can turn it on and off here and the last thing to cover is edit in pieces of the recording most of the time you don't need the whole animation usually you just need a specific part to do this hold shift on the timeline and drag select the area that you need and then when the current frame is inside that segment hold shift and click on the right side of it from here if you press play it will only replay this part at this point while you are holding down shift you can click on the three dots to the right to bring up a menu now if you want to make this segment a loop check this button activate closed loop click start from origin to zero out the position at the beginning of the animation and i recommend the line motion to axis to make sure the character is facing the direction that they are moving now transition time is how smooth the beginning and end of the loops flow into each other zero is jerky and one is the smoothest if you combine this with a treadmill filter it's really easy to make walking in running cycles with this trick once you are happy just go to export and you'll see the segment is ready to go into blender you can choose your file type i usually only export skeleton but you can also export the sensors roca code 3d character and face data if you have it if you are using fbx make sure that you set it to binary i recommend the maximo skeleton decide where you want to export it export and you're done if you don't want to export just a segment hold shift go back to the dots and delete and now when you export you will be exporting the whole thing instead hope that helps and as always hope you have a fantastic day and i'll see you around | Royal Skies | UC2U5mRfclG1Rrr1ztNkpGKA | 2020-10-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,002 | 5,126 |
L65b_i4nGPw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L65b_i4nGPw | URF IS BACK!? AATROX IS ACTUALLY BUSTED! MY PENTAKILL? |LEAGUE OF LEGENDS| | hmm Frank's up should we play right now let's play some let's get a whose will P so P little P I'm ready bro oh oh yeah oh yeah charge it up I was actually I was actually merging it on it got a afk come on hit my earth games hug they already in my rate look at that walk with confidence like me okay nobody could help me okay I'm just integrate now I'm just in ting that's it it's not not I'm not doing that bad bro I'll just [Music] smirking too yeah or doors let's go home I'm caught at this game [Music] I'm [ __ ] cold all right y'all really just did way too [ __ ] much now I got you last nomination yeah yeah Quinn [ __ ] [ __ ] you did too much when I [ __ ] he got there but had to copy yell buddy anything cause boy pussy's body [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] too good panting [Music] oh I'm smurfing Frank Murphy I need to [Music] yeah hi now you got it under power now you got it down to go now you actually have to die under power you actually are about to die without I'm a killer killed yeah yeah got this it's got this is doctor the tar like I said it and I stood she's stupid I can't she's too [Music] I'm smurfing I still do I like that I like that like that guys guys guys dude do you know who landed cheated Buffy what's dead good you're feeling over there so I like to see why did if I kill a quiz I'm actually just garbage I can't kill a twitch let's get parents go bear go bear I can't fight you just does all my damage oh she okay okay I actually smoked at murtler she is she knows they got achieve bought so much would you thank you in a minute I can't like you know like actually I kill everybody on their team let him I don't understand oh I thought he was Murphy I wish this bonnet so say I can't kill the twitch yeah Smurf Smurf ashes snoring okay they're ready Spencer principal better better better nice look Kent the next time pin tap into next time I was testing limit testing testing I'm not booster to get out progress just let me testing better so I saw this up promise okay stop starting me what they're scared bro they don't know me to pop up again they're scared bro they put fear in their name you know wait I put fear in their eyes and heart get like a PD hey let's get like PD this is easy s ug easy boy okay I like that wait let me get a fan picture let me get a fan picture please please let me get a bank picture I just want to be in a family case here go easy man [Music] I just want to be in a fan picture a little look like I said most damaged my damaged watch watch watch Pete Pete Pete my screen come though let's give it to uh she was trying with the cross Matt bullets I respect I respect the most damaged most damaged [Applause] [Music] [Applause] | LoLBundi | UCvSBr7a4qvcvaGgiYM4ZhAQ | 2019-11-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 550 | 2,786 |
2Eyci6A63DQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Eyci6A63DQ | Joy Out Of Sorrow (Ecclesiastes 7:1-10 Expository Video) | I find it really interesting that today is the seventh and if you are one who reads in Scripture the seventh proverb the seventh in Ecclesiastes the seventh in Song of Songs which is Solomon's um you see how they all tie together but I find it very appropriate that today is Good Friday Good Friday why is it called Good Friday you have to remember this phraseology of Good Friday is not derived from the Church of the Living God it comes from Catholicism and Good Friday is mentioning it's supposed to be about how our Lord Jesus Christ died buried and rose again the third day according to the scriptures and that he went to the cross and shut his blood on the cross to make atonement for sins yes okay uh that good thing that he did for us yes yes scripturally the Last Supper which was the Passover dinner scripturally the Lord said do this in remembrance of me do what remember his death okay scripturally okay we are commanded to do that to commemorate remember his death but see the thing is you are to do that daily okay you are to do that daily we are to show the Lord's death till he come okay on a daily basis yes I know uh when you take communion it is a time of reflection a time of self-examination okay we have to remember that but Catholicism tells you that it's salvithic okay that communion is salvithic it is not we we cover that in a video which will be in the description box where are they okay but don't don't worry we're not going to get off on that but I do find it very appropriate that today is the seven then if you read Proverbs 7 it's all warning you about Roman Catholicism mystery Babylon the great the mother of harlots and Abominations of the earth okay all right and this holy day thing according to Catholicism uh this is one of the two where a Catholic is obligated to go to the phallus house uh of course we're talking about a start day which is this Sunday okay I find it very appropriate very appropriate that this day the seventh Good Friday that we read in the scriptures on in the seventh proverb and in Ecclesiastes seven we see warnings about that Harlot Rome and all her daughters all of Christianity we see a warning we see a very very prudent warning very proven and of course like I said the last supper was a Passover meal okay was and as Christ is our Passover okay the tie in with the Passover and communion yes he was going to the cross and in the Old Testament of the Exodus the blood on the sides of the door and on the top you know the cross kind of thing yes yes and then the Lord brought them out of Egypt with the death burial resurrection and the shed Blood on the cross the Lord is taking us out of this world to bring us unto himself he saves us from the devil okay it's so beautiful when scripturally you look into the death burial and Resurrection the resurrection we serve a Risen Lord but see you gotta remember the god of Catholicism worships a Jesus that is still on the cross and if Jesus Christ is still on the cross then there's something you can do in there yeah you know you're going to hear about about so much this coming weekend you're going to hear about he is risen indeed yeah and yes he is but I got a challenge for you my brethren just to just to keep this in the back of your mind if you're doing anything out and about in your daily life and you come across one of these Christians I've been talking about he has risen question them do they really believe that Jesus Christ is risen from the dead they're a Christian they're supposed to say well of course but see a fool says in his heart there is no God not with his lips right there you ugly bloke scum that's for a certain individual but the fool says in his heart there is no God they they won't utter it with their lips they won't utter it with their lips but in the heart in the heart hmm very interesting and with that turn in your authorized version of the scriptures to Ecclesiastes 7. you know you think the Lord's going to have you do one thing I I got a whole wall not the whole wall but got all these sticky notes on the wall here all these things that the Lord could lead and do and he leads me into something totally contrary to Ecclesiastes okay reading books in verse number verse 10 and we're going to have a little expository going along with it okay please get your authorized version of the scriptures and please follow me along word for word verse by verse at the scriptures we will be looking at today follow me along okay check me out make sure I'm telling you the truth make sure I'm not lying to you check me out uh you know if there if you have a question with context pause the video and search the context on your own time be a Berean search the scriptures daily whether these things be so okay and also like I'm telling you like I tell you quite often follow me along because sometimes I skip a Groove with my lips the brain you know the lips go faster than the brain sometimes so follow me along be a Berean okay Ecclesiastes 7 verses 1 under 10 verse 1. a good name is better than precious ointment and the day of death than the day of one's birth the day of death we're all going to die you know that no matter how you want to fool yourself in ah no yeah we're all gonna die we're all gonna die yeah there is no discharge in that war we'll get to that in a little bit but Proverbs 18 of death here a little later so we're not going to in that verse focus on that but rather we're going to focus on the good name proverbs 18. Proverbs Proverbs 18 just just one verse verse 10. the name of the Lord is a strong tower the righteous runeth into it and is safe whose name yeah sure whatever hmm Jehovah Jehovah Shalom those are places okay whose name but the name of the Lord is a strong tower the righteous wenteth into it and it is safe uh Acts chapter 4 this this is this is easy stuff right here Acts chapter 4 Acts chapter 4 we want verses 10 on the verse 12. be it known unto you all and to all the people of Israel that by the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth whom ye crucified whom God raised from the dead even by him thought this man stand here before you hold this is the stone which was said that not of you Builders which has become the head of the corner neither is there salvation in any other for there is none other name under Heaven given among men whereby we must be saved exclusivity Jesus Christ is a god of exclusivity he is the only way he is the way the truth and the life no man cometh on to the father but by him with that statement of our Lord he excluded everything else right here okay and right here there is only one name you know in Matthew where it says in the name of the father and of the son and of the Holy Ghost there's only one name Jesus Christ okay Jehovah saves and Christ means anointed one okay yes in the name of the fight you know here holy place here in that oh well we're going to be continuing uh but you know in Matthew chapter 28 you know so many you know you've you've you've sad sad deceived trinitarians you said deceived trinitarians uh we're in uh Matthew 28 verse 19 go ye therefore and teach All Nations baptizing them in the name of the father and of the son and of the Holy Ghost there's not three different names there's only one name as there is only one God who is comprised of spirit soul and body you and I are Made In His Image we have a spirit soul and body okay not three persons that make Wonder Woman that's Insanity okay but there's only one name Jesus Christ for there is only one God in the name of the father and of the son and of the Holy Ghost there's only one name Jesus Christ there is none good but God and who is God who is God who is our father Jesus Christ if Jesus Christ ain't your father you ain't saved oh and when you you Wicked trinitarians that worship the uh the female reproductive okay do you know that symbol of the Trinity the upside down triangle the female reproductive thing uh system The Matrix okay what do you trinitarians say Jesus is not the father get the guns out to shoot us to tell you the truth that Jesus is the father but no what do you do Jesus is not the father you worship three gods you're sad trinitarian you sad sad deceived people don't have to be deceived but see then again you have to go against mother Church which so many of you are going to be in the phallus houses this Sunday doing your questions your questions you're going to go to a church building he is risen from the dead do you really believe that oh I know I know yeah it's like I'm a Christian yeah yeah you say with your lips that you believe that Jesus Christ has risen from the dead but in your heart you live as if he's still on the cross don't you hmm so many of these Christians that we run into brethren absolutely do not believe in there is a resurrection in that Jesus Christ has risen from the dead so many of them do not believe that they profess it with their mouth but in their heart but in their heart yeah in their heart yeah Philippians chapter 2 verses 9 out of verse 13. wherefore God also hath highly exalted him and given him a name which is above every name that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow of things in heaven and things in Earth and things under the Earth and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father wherefore my beloved as ye have always obeyed not in my presence only but now much more in my absence work out your own salvation with fear and trembling for it is God which worketh in you both to Will and to do of his good good pleasure that is not telling you that you got to save yourself by working to stay saved or be saved no God has put himself within you work out what he has put in himself that has absolutely nothing to do with Works salvation God forbid no he has sealed you with himself if you are saved he is in you he the Lord's got to come out of there every once in a while you are to work out work out of you the Lord in you let him let him come out sometimes okay that's what that means it has nothing to do with salvation Catholic okay charismatic Baptist oh yeah to just believe and receive Baptist okay charismatics they don't believe in once they've always saved anyway especially when uh some of them believe that you got to see a devil in order to be saved nonsense oh yeah a good name is better than precious ointment and the day of death than the day of one's birth like I said we're going to be talking about the Death part of that a little later verse 2 in Ecclesiastes seven it is better to go to the house of mourning morning m o u r n i n g morning then to go to the house of feasting for that is the end of all men and the living will lay it to his heart Jane chapter four now we've got to remember about the book of James the Book of James is written for the Jewish people during the time of Jacob's trouble okay doctrinally a lot of what James writes is not for us today doctrinally but it will be for those Jews during the time of the timing check of struggle there are things that cross dispensational lines yes but the majority of the Book of James is written for those during the time and Shake of struggle with the implementation of the mark of the beast and the right hand or in the forehead you got to remember that okay there are those whack jobs out there that will come to James chapter 2 and try to tie that in for us doctrinally today it doesn't work because you're not rightly dividing the word of Truth okay you're not right about in the word of Truth my friend okay James chapter 2 and with what Paul wrote doesn't coincide I've heard it said that they weren't talking against but they were speaking back to back to do no no no no no no no no no no no no what James wrote specifically is going to be for the Jews during the timing check of trouble okay simple but with that in mind James chapter 4 Verses 4 on verse 10. the adulterers and adulteresses know ye not the Friendship of the world is enmity with God whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world as the enemy of God do ye think that the scripture saith in vain the spirit lowercase us that it dwelleth in us lusteth to envy lusteth to envy yeah covetous okay before the Lord seals you and makes you a new creature okay what Spirit are you of before the Lord saves you you are of the spirit of this world that Spirit of antichrist that spirit that lusteth to envy you know which is in this flesh and when the Lord saves you and seals you with himself the spirit and flesh do this okay but he giveth more grace wherefore he saith God resisteth the proud but giveth Grace to unto the humble submit yourselves therefore to God it begins with that unless you do that you can't do the other part of this resist the devil and he will flee from you draw thy to God and He will draw an eye to you cleanse your hands ye Sinners and purify your hearts ye double-minded which he addresses in uh the earlier parts of the Book of James James chapter one which we kind of addressed in the previous video this week okay uh up and down up and down like a wave okay someone who has given to change like on a whim okay we addressed that in the previous video okay be afflicted verse 9. and mourn and weep let your laughter be turned to mourning and your joy to heaviness humble yourselves in the sight of the Lord and He shall lift you up and he shall lift you up while we're in James James 5 verse 1. go to now ye Richmond we've been Hollow for your miseries that shall come upon you and of course that's written in James chapter 5 verse 1 because during the time of Jacob's trouble you won't be able to buy or sell save those who have the mark of the beast or the number of his name okay in his right hand or in his forehead okay those people and you go on to read about how their gold and silver is cankered and rusted uh that that doesn't gold and silver doesn't rust meaning that it's not used because during the timing sake of trouble you can't use gold or silver because he's got to implement the mark of the beast remember okay all right but then again for us today they that will be rich you know in first Timothy chapter six First Timothy chapter six come on come on go there all right people saying again is godliness from such turn away yeah yeah he is uh first Timothy six uh versus uh four and five he is proud knowing nothing but donating about questions and Stripes of words where I've cometh Envy Strife railings evil surmisings perverse disputing of men of corrupt minds and destitute of of the truth supposing that gain is godliness from such withdrawal thyself and riches is much more than just Do-Re-Mi its properties its houses its cars its clothing it's your little click it's it's Fame it's whatever it's more than just money okay yeah and verse 9 but they that will be rich fall into temptation in the snare and into many foolish and hurtful lusts which drown men in destruction and Perdition For the Love of Money is the root of all evil which while some coveted after they have aired from the faith and pierced themselves through with many sorrows and the Lord abhorth the covetous okay yes yes and you know in James chapter 2 verses five and seven five on number seven hearken my beloved Brethren hath not God chosen the poor of this world rich in faith and Heirs of the Kingdom which he hath promised to them that love him but you have despise the poor do not rich men oppress you and draw you before the Judgment seats do not they blaspheme that worthy Name by the which ye are called now remember in First Corinthians chapter one it says not many mighty not many noble are called okay that doesn't mean that people who have the affluence of worldly things that doesn't mean that those people cannot be saved all that means is if someone who is saved and has a whole lot of money who has a whole lot of stuff worldly things okay who have all this kind of stuff money houses cars Fame all this opulence it's harder for them because they have so many means whereby they can trip where they can fall okay just may follow sometime arises up again but the wicked fall into Mischief okay but they have so much more that they can fall by than you and I who are poor and needy you see what I'm saying see see what I'm saying okay to be Christ dependent rather than self-sufficiency people like to argue that dependence in Christ will make you self-sufficient but see Christ dependence he will provide for you but see self-sufficiency in any means can lead on deprived okay can lead on to Pride and that's what we got to watch out for that's what we've got to watch out for because so often once you get to a point where you feel like you can pat yourself on the back you're doing good yeah the Lord has to take your legs out from under you and if he's doing that and you ain't taking it yeah but Psalm 40 now Psalm 40 verse 2 again it is better to go to the house of mourning than to than to go to the house of feasting for that is the end of all men and the living will lay it to his heart morning mourning for the things that you used to love as a lost man or woman for the things that you did as a lost man a woman it's forgiven yes but aren't you ashamed of those things don't you mourn for what you once were and thank God that he has saved you is supposed to mourn for sin not Revel in it okay Psalm 40 verses 16 under verse 20. Psalm 40 verses 16 under verse 20. let all those that seek thee wait a minute wait Psalm 40 verses 16 huh what about one second excuse me Psalm 49 verses 16 on to verse 20. be not thou afraid when one is made rich when the glory of his house is increased for when he dieth he shall carry nothing away his glory shall not descend after him notice how it says descend and not ascend different dispensation okay different dispensation before the way to heaven was open they went to Abraham's bosom which was in the Earth okay yeah before the death burial and Resurrection yeah yeah okay though while he lived he blessed his soul and then we'll praise thee when thou doest well to thyself he shall go to the generation of his fathers they shall never see light man that is an honor and understandeth not departing from evil is like the beasts that perish the natural man brute beasts [Music] yeah yeah and also now Ecclesiastes 8 verses 6 and 8. because to every purpose there is time and judgment therefore the misery of man is great upon him for he knoweth that for he knoweth not that which shall be for who can tell him when it shall be there is no man that hath power over the spirit to retain the spirit neither hath he power in the day of death and there is no discharge in that war neither shall wickedness deliver those that are given to it hmm no discharge in that war we're all going to die we're all going to die and as Solomon mentions in Ecclesiastes 2 verse 15 then said I am my heart as it happened to the fool who says in his heart there is no God so it happened if even to me and why was I then more wise then I said on my heart that this also is Vanity Yes dear friend common denominator that we all have we're all gonna die no matter how no matter how you quote the cling to your Youth and to make yourself look younger by the plastic surgeries and pain in your face like a Hua or dressing like you're a teenager with next to nothing the beauty of the age is the gray head right we're all gonna die question is where are you going to go when you die what testimony are you going to be leave behind because a good name is better that to be chosen than what and a good name is better than precious ointment and the day of death and the day of one's birth well gonna die where are you going to go when you die verse three sorrow is better than laughter in Ecclesiastes 7. sorrow is better than laughter for by the sadness of the countenance The Heart Is Made better you look up in the scripture about laughter okay very interesting study um I forget who did a a video on that I forget who did that but anyway second Corinthians chapter seven second Corinthians chapter 7. there is this misconception that we of the Church of the Living God are to be always sorrowful mourning miserable creatures not so not so um and some of you need to remember that my brothers and sisters thank you partner I live in the Midwest it's uh 41 it's 32 degrees one minute and then the next minute it's near 50. but we gotta remember that we serve a Risen Lord and the joy of the Lord is our strength okay we got to remember that some of us with what we are going through we can let these these um light afflictions get to us but we have to remember the joy of the Lord that to be absent from the bodies to be present with them and while we're here we are suffering according to his will okay we gotta remember that okay don't let the devil steal your joy all right dear brother dear sister but second Corinthians chapter 7 verses 8 unto verse 11. for though I made you sorry with the letter I do not repent though I did repent for I perceive that the same epistle hath made you sorry though it were but for a season now our now I Rejoice not that you were made sorry but that ye sorrowed to repentance for ye were made sorry after a Godly manner that ye might receive damage by us and nothing now Godly sorrow you have the easy belief in some scumbag double Heretics saying that Godly sorrow is a straight-edged razor Godly sorrow is a two-edged sword with two sharp sides okay Godly sorrow and one aspect for us who are saved it works for one thing but also badly sorrow does what for Godly sorrow worketh repentance to Salvation not to be repented of but to sorrow of the world worketh death okay sorrow as the Church of the Living God the Lord through the scriptures through a brother or sister um makes you aware that you are in sin you have Godly sorrow you repent of that you turn from it but as far as salvation when the Lord breaks you through the scriptures um you have Godly sorrow you take it's like you're so you have sorrow for what you are for that you have sinned that you put a just righteous man on the cross to die because of you Godly sorrow Christ died because of you because of me okay that's Godly sorrow that uh worketh repentance to Salvation but the other aspect of Godly sorrow for us who are saved for behold this so same thing that ye sown after a Godly sort what carefulness it wrought in you okay yea what clearing of yourselves what clearing of yourselves yay what indignation yay What Fear yay what vehement desire yay what Zeal yay what Revenge in all things ye have approved yourselves to be clear in this matter see Godly soul is a twitched sword not a straight edge racer okay and they like to bring up we've talked about this before day the easy beliefism devil they like to bring up the Philippian Jailer that he had worldly sorrow but to sorrow of the world work at death dead death Philippian Jailer go ahead and commit Hare Krishna put it in the description box did he no he didn't no he didn't because he didn't have the sorrow of the world because if he had to solve the world he would have gone and committed Harry Krishna and gone to hell okay all right he did the Philippian Jailer had Godly sorrow not worldly sorrow okay that's a very interesting little trick that the easy believism is like well here we are on the Lord Jesus Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved thou and thine house and then they say the Philippian Jailer had worldly so not godly sorrow trying to justify just believe in without scriptural repentance see that's how that works that's what they do okay flipping Jailer had Godly sorrow dear friend all right but see Godly sorrow is a twitched sword okay Godly sorrow that the Philippian Jailer had and that pricking of the heart for someone who is actually saved it's like oh wow Lord I'm in sin for example last night I got the chance to speak with a brother who's unfortunately suffering from bronchitis uh our brother from North Dakota please keep him in your prayers um he reminded me about something that I totally forgot he said to me uh you know Brad a while ago you said you were going to send me something and you never did it's like I I did and then the Lord's like it's like oh yeah I did oh oh and the brother are you in this this dear sweet brother it's like you know brother I I don't want to I don't want to do start nothing I just you did it's like no thank you for saying that okay I yes I told this brother that I would send them something and it but and yesterday he brought it up to my memory he's like Fred you know brother you said you were gonna I I did I did and it's like oh thank you for reminding me okay but something simple like that I said I was going to do something and I didn't do it okay I had Godly sir it's like oh oh Lord I'm sorry I did but the Lord you know that's just a simple example of it of Godly Sorrows oh I gave him my word and you know he had to remind me and had my brother not said anything I would have would have would have never come to mind because you know what I'm saying that's just a simple example of how Godly sorrow can work for us we're of the Church of the Living God okay don't believe or fall for these Devils who tell you that uh Godly sorrow is only only one thing it's a tortured sword okay but see also this thing about well those are your well Brad what you're talking about you wouldn't want us to be miserable all the days of our lives you don't know God do you or you're a babe or you're a babe most Hawaii and encounter they don't know my father they know their father is devil but not The God Who is Ecclesiastes 1 verse 18 foreign much wisdom fairer of the Lord is much grief and he then increase that knowledge increase its sorrow the more fear of the Lord yes is much grief because we're going to have to give an account to the Lord like I've said to you before I pity you brother or sister who has to stand behind me in line at the Judgment seat of Christ I pity you okay all right I do and when we learn and see of how precious how perfect our Lord is and how inept and inadequate even those perfect English creatures that live on the coast of England think they are never without any moments of hypocrisy or because they're chosen for Israelites or whatever you think you are you know or some of these easy Believers and Heretics you know these these people or some of these things and Bible William Christians who think they are so perfect the more you read scripture the more you hate yourself absolutely absolutely but see that's where Romans 7 Romans 7 comes into play okay this this doesn't have to be a a point of contention or confusion for any of you okay because Romans chapter 7 verses 24 and on the verse 25 o Wretched Man that I am who shall deliver me from the body of this death I thank God through Jesus Christ Our Lord so then with the mind I myself serve the law of God what the flesh the law of sin work on a sin every day things are getting worse the bodies are falling apart uh Affliction upon Affliction attack upon attack it just never ends like you know it just never ends but the joy of the Lord is our strength I thank God through Jesus Christ Our Lord well Paul says always sorrowful while sorrowful but yet always rejoicing rejoicing in what rejoicing and what dear brethren that one day one day dear brother dear sister we're going to be with the Lord one day we're going to be with the Lord okay verse 4 in Ecclesiastes 7. the heart of the wise is in the house of mourning but the heart of fools is in the house of Mirth hmm Isaiah 22. Isaiah 22 if I can get there I'll get there Isaiah 22 verses 8 onto verse 14. and he discovered the covering of Judah how many are you covered by the blood of Jesus Christ or is this covering of religiosity that you have is that something of your yourself you're doing these works as to put off the fact that you're within full of dead men's bones hmm and he discovered the covering of Judah and now did this look in that day to the armor of the House of the forest hmm what righteousness are you covering yourself in uh what armor are you wearing the armor that comes from a force you know like wood Hayden stubble that's going to be burnt up or of precious stones [Music] or an armor of gold and silver which abides the fire ye have seen also the breaches of the city of David that they are many and ye gathered together the Waters of the lower pool and ye have numbered the houses of Jerusalem and the houses have ye broken down to fortify the wall fortified all high wall in your own conceit he made also a ditch between the two walls for the water of the old pool but ye have not looked onto the maker thereof neither had respect unto him that fashioned it long ago makes me thinking we're going to look about this about how um the rich man in Lazarus Lazarus how the Lord says in that Parable that there's a great Gulf betwixt we're going to be looking at that a little later okay but see in here in verse 11 but you have not looked onto the maker thereof you look to the things of the world things that your own hands can do the heart of the wise is in the house of mourning o Wretched Man that I am who shall deliver me from the body of this death I thank God through Jesus Christ Lord but the heart of fools who say in the heart there is no God not with their mouth but in their heart and works they deny him yeah and in that game what day is that oh a day when you are made aware of your sin a day when a brother or sister through the scriptures rebukes you the Lord rebuke you and in that day did the Lord God of hosts called to weeping and to mourning and to baldness and to girding with sackcloth what are you doing repent what are you doing what's wrong with you get right with the Lord stop it but and behold joy and gladness slaying oxen and killing sheep eating flesh and drinking wine let us eat and drink for tomorrow we didn't we shall die what is that you only live once YOLO you don't only live once when you die you're going to live either with the Lord or in hell for eternity you live once here on Earth in the skin suit yes you do but remember we have a spirit soul and a body excuse me excuse me I had to sneeze we have a spirit soul and body the body is from the earth okay our spirit and soul that's what's Eternal about us not this physical body I think pardon beg your part the body that we will get with the Lord is a body that does not decay all right but our spirit and soul those those endure forever okay so this lie you only live once is not true you're going to live forever you really are but where are you going to live forever okay that's that's what you have to remember and the Lord calls for us what to weeping and Mourning but what happens Christianity don't worry about it you just believe you're eternally secure yeah you should abstain from these things yeah but don't worry about it the Lord means nothing to these people who tell you that dear brother dear sister and proverbs 14. Proverbs 14 . Proverbs 14. we want verses 6 under verse 9. a scorner seeketh wisdom the fear of the Lord and findeth it not why does he not find it but knowledge is easy unto him that understandeth departing from evil okay one moment please sorry about that apparently allergies okay but again okay a scorner seeketh wisdom fear of the Lord and findeth it not because he's a scorner but knowledge is easy unto him that understandeth departing from evil go from the presence of a foolish man one who says in his heart there is no God not necessarily with his lips okay when thou perceivest not in him the lips of knowledge what knowledge the knowledge says first what Earthly sensual devilish or the knowledge that is first Peaceable pure of good fruits that comes from the Lord huh the wisdom of The Prudent is to understand his way look at that wisdom fear of the Lord and because of the fear of the Lord with us in the church of living God prudent is to understand depart from Evil his way but the Folly of fools is deceit you want your cake and eat it too you're going to extremes that God never wanted I dare tell you that we can't be extreme enough I hate this world I hate this flesh and I hate the devil and I want nothing to do with that we're with this or the devil but see Christianity comes along and says hello a little doesn't hurt they use philosophy you you all know this and you all know it exists and look what's going to be happening this weekend when we are supposed to keep in memory the death burial and Resurrection right and then these people are going to be going to their phallus houses and having a little Easter Bunny with the eggs and um we we looked up recently astarte on Wikipedia and it's interesting when you look it up it makes mention about how astarte was this goddess of war and of sexual stuff but then it goes on in that very article in Wikipedia that there's no evidence that it was a fertility thing it's okay okay yeah and why is this all fools make a mock at sin but among the righteous there's favor fools who say in their heart there is no God now again maybe not with their lips but in their heart and in Works they deny him and fools make a mock at sin it's okay for us to watch movies it's okay for us to watch television right it's okay for us to listen to carnal music all things are lawful for you yes yes but you're gonna pay a heavy price for that and besides we are supposed to set an example for lost people to see coming out from amongst them and be separate Christianity wants to blend it all together so you can make a tower nice man absolute nonsense Psalm 38 psalm 38. oh open it right there Psalm 38 verses 15 under verse 18. for a Neo Lord do I hope I will hear O Lord my God for I said hear me lest otherwise they should Rejoice over me when my foot slippeth they magnify themselves against me yeah they sure do for I am ready to Halt and my sorrow is continually before me Friday for I will declare my iniquity I will be sorry for my sin the house the heart of the wise is in the house of mourning but the heart of fools is in the house of Mirth you and I as Churchill Living God we're sorry for our sin we don't dwell okay Cosby sorrow and of course Psalm 51 Psalm 51 verses 1 under verse 4. have mercy upon me o God according to thy loving kindness according on to the multitude of thy Tender Mercies blot out my transgressions Wash Me thoroughly from mine iniquity and cleanse me from my sin for I acknowledge my transgressions and my sin is ever before me against thee the only have I sinned and done this evil in thy sight that thou mightest be justified when thou speakest and be clear when not judges and skipping also now to verses where are we verses 16 and 17 for thou desirest not sacrifice else would I give it thou the lightest not in burnt offering sacrifices of God are a broken Spirit a broken and contrite heart oh God thou will not despise and you want a good definition of a pure heart onto the pure all things are pure but unto him who is unbelieving all things are defiled uh holy place here that is what that is Titus Titus Chapter 1 verses 15 and 16 on to the pure all things are pure but unto them that are defiled and unbelieving is nothing pure but even their mindset mind and conscience is defiled because it is seared like a steak we talked about that in the previous video broken and contrite heart which is a pure heart sorrow Godly sorrow okay but see what that Godly sorrow brings us joy because when we are weak then is the Lord strong in us that's the joy dear Brethren and that dear Brethren is something that these fakes can't fake they can fake it because they find joy in things that Satan gives them to entertain themselves with but see we are of the Church of the Living God though we are cast down we are not discarded though we are broken yet we're not destroyed though we are sorrowful yet we are always rejoicing why because when you and I are weak that's when the Lord is strong in us that's the joy of the Lord okay how how in the wide will the sports entertainment how else when you're going through hot days in your life when you wish that you weren't born when every minute of the day it's something else but yet you still have that Joy why because the Lord is in you the Lord is our joy and see the fake want to replace that with their church services their entertainment but we we have to Lord something they don't have you see and but see now because of that when we are weak then is quite strong like it says in second Corinthians go there of course second Corinthians chapter was 11. uh or is that 12 yes second Corinthians chapter 12. verse 9 which Christianity has made a cliche and he said unto me my grace is sufficient for thee for my strength is made perfect in weakness most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities that the power of Christ May rest upon me therefore I take pleasure in infirmities and reproaches in Necessities in persecutions in distresses for Christ's sake for when I am weak then I am strong how am I strong because of the Lord who lives Within Me but see the contrary with Christianity what you're going to see in these Church buildings this weekend talking about oh he has risen and a majority of them don't believe that Jesus Christ is risen from the dead they don't their lives reflected okay Jeremiah chapter 6 no abstaining from evil but they rushed to it they rushed to it you know well why can't I do this huh all things are lawful for you yes they are yes shoot they are that's the one argument that cannot be refuted yes you can do whatever a lost devil wants to do can do you can do the same thing but it's gonna cost you and you're gonna make our Lord look bad but doesn't that bother you look Jeremiah chapter 6 verses 13 under verse 17. this is what Christianity does okay for from the least of them even unto the greatest of them everyone has given to covetousness and the Lord abort the covetous and from the prophet even under the priest everyone deal with falsely for they have healed also the hurt of the daughter of my people slightly saying peace peace when there is no peace were they ashamed when they had committed abomination nay they were not at all ashamed neither could they bless therefore shall they fall among them that fall at the time that I visit them they shall be cast down saith the Lord the glory and their shame why because they mind Earthly things their God is their belly their God is flesh themselves and they they flaunt it they flaunted they Revel in their sin I just believe I can do anything yeah I don't think so awful for you yeah let's set the Lord stand ye in the ways and see and ask for the Old Paths not old past Baptist Church either God forbid where is the good way and walk therein and ye shall find rest for your souls but they said we will not walk therein ice also I said Watchman over you saying hearken to the sound of the trumpet but they said we will not hearken no you'll do whatever you want to do right yeah yeah First Corinthians chapter five First Corinth uh Second Corinthians no First Corinthians chapter five uh what is being described here in First Corinthians chapter five we have what goes on today about people flaunting First Corinthians 5 1 and 2. it is reported commonly that there is fornication among you and such fornication as as is not so much as named among the Gentiles that one should have his father's wife his stepmother okay if this individual were lying with his mother the Lord would have said something about that no this was his stepmother so all levels of sin like wow wow you're lying you're lying with your stepmother ooh get get out of here but what were these guys doing and ye are puffed up and have not rather mourned that he that have done this deed might be taken away from among you and and let's skip to verse six your glorying is not good know ye not that a little 11 11th the whole lump hmm how are they Glory that's when he needs the church right that's when he needs to come amongst us when he's in such Wicked sin that's when he needs us no that's when you do verses 3 on the verse 5. for I barely as absent in body but present in spirit have judged judged Oh you mean we're supposed to judge yeah yeah how are we supposed to judge by scripture our our own standard of judging is flawed the only way you can rightly judge is through the scripture okay primarily as absent in body but present in spirit have judged already as though I were present concerning him that hath sowed unless deed in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ when you are gathered together in my spirit with the power of our Lord Jesus Christ to deliver such and one unto Satan for the destruction of the flesh that the spirit may be saved in the day of the Lord Jesus kick him out get rid of them it's like brother you're messed up you you you're uh you get you get away from me okay I want no go get out of here okay you get you you get your nose and the scriptures you get your nose on the floor and that carpet or hard work whatever and you get right with the Lord okay I'm gonna be praying for you but while you're doing that you you will not get out of here go away from me go away from us but see Christianity wants to bring it in verse 7. Purge out there for the old leaven that ye may be a new lump as you are unleaven for even Christ Our Passover is sacrificed for us therefore let us keep the feast not with the old leaven old man neither with the leaven of malice and wickedness but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and Truth but what does Christianity tell you what does Christianity tell you bring them in doesn't it and you're going to be seeing that all this weekend yeah aren't you while you're here in your church buildings he is risen indeed he has risen they don't believe in a resurrected Christ they don't they believe in the Christ that's still on the cross because if he's still on the cross there's something you can do it's not finished while he's still on that crosses he he said it's finished and died and then they took him off the cross didn't they right Catholic come on now now verses 5 and 6 in Ecclesiastes 7. it is better to hear the rebuke of the wise than for a man to hear the song fools song of fools oh like contemporary Christian music whereas the crackling of thorns under a pot so is the laughter of the fool this also is Vanity and thorns and thistles come up and shout the word psalm 19. my wife is trying um to memorize Psalm 19 in its entirety or for the latter parts of it which we're going to be looking at but Psalm 19 verses 9 1 and verse 14. the fear of the Lord is clean enduring forever the judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether where do we get the judgments of the Lord the authorized version of scriptures more to be desired are they than gold yay then much fine gold sweeter also than honey and honeycomb hold your place here and go to Psalm 139. Psalm 139 I believe it's Psalm 139 if I am wrong or is it oh one second Psalm 138 . verses one and two I will praise thee with my whole heart before the gods will I sing praise unto thee he shall be his Gods knowing good and evil right yeah I will I I will worship toward thy Holy Temple and praise thy name for thy loving kindness and for thy truth without us magnified Thy word above all thy name people like to capitalize and say that's talking about the Lord Jesus no it's not okay the seven Capital W's that appear in scripture are all in the New Testament and all in relation to John okay but the word he has magnified his word above his name meaning you can trust the authorized version of the scriptures you cannot trust a Bible like the NIV the ESV because are they not constantly updating it well the authorized version went to changes spelling capitalization punctualization and stuff like that okay um you've looked at a 1611 uh facimally copy or one that is written in the gothic font with the s's that are F's and stuff like that and how spelling wasn't there wasn't like a rule of grammar in English language yet back to Psalm 19. verse 11. moreover by them is thy servant worn and in keeping of them there is great reward who can understand his errors cleansed on me from Secret faults keep back thy servant also from presumptuous sins let them not have dominion over me then shall I be upright and I shall be innocent from the great transgression let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in thy sight O Lord my strength in my redeemer [Music] how precious are the scriptures to you where we judge first ourselves and others it is better to hear the rebuke of the wise fear of the Lord then then for a man to hear the song of fools God loves you God's not angry at you just believe you don't have to change anything you could be or you should change a few things but who's the one doing the changing you for as the crackling of thorns under a pot so it's the laughter of the fool this also is Vanity yeah okay yeah and Psalm 119 Beth Psalm 119 Beth wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way by taking heat there too according to Thy Word with my whole heart have I sought thee oh let me not Wander from thy Commandments Thy word have I hid in my heart that I might not sin against thee those of us who are saved we know what it means to have the to hide God's word in your heart if you don't know how to do that or what that is you're not saved you're not saved because God's word has no place in you you can make your argument about the natural man and stuff like that yes but see when you have the Lord within you who will lead you and guide you into all truth sanctify them through thy truth Thy word is truth okay a babe of only two years can understand that you've been saved for how many yeah blessed art thou O Lord teach me thy statutes with my lips have I declared all the judgments of thy mouth I have rejoiced in the way of thy testimonies as much as in all riches I will meditate in thy precepts and have respect unto thy ways I will Delight myself in thy statutes I will not forget Thy word interesting that we have just looked at how the like we've talked about before the fear of the Lord is beyond price it's given as a example for our finite Minds to compare on the beauty of a one and even the beauty of the fear of the Lord is beyond the beauty of a woman but yet the word of the Lord is beyond gold and rubies and whatnot okay like the blood of Jesus Christ is precious priceless it's better to hear the rebuke with wise than for a man to hear the song of fools like you're going to be hearing in your church buildings that stupid Christ is risen from the dead come away come that that's I I see I can even hear that dumb song song full bruh it's talking about the resurrection thank you I bet you and I'm not a better man I bet you're about 80 90 of these Christians out there don't truly believe in the Redemption of the purchased possession for one but also that Jesus Christ has risen from the dead I have encountered one too many of these Christians who even they say it with their mouth but in Works they deny him for out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh you're going to be in your church building this week right because hey the uh going to Catholicism there are two obligatory days that you have to be at that phallus house Christ's mass and it's dark day and why is it in Protestant supposedly Church buildings it's a lot of the same uh modus operandi why is that I wonder I wonder and also Hebrews chapter 4 verse 12. Hebrews chapter 4 verse 12. the word it is better to hear the rebuke of the wise rebuke me with scripture and if you're going to do that we are going to be together comparing scripture with scripture okay that's how it's done okay that's how it's done because in Hebrews 4 12 for the word of God is quick and powerful and sharper than any two-edged sword piercing even to the divining asunder of Soul and Spirit and of the joints and Marrow a person okay and is it the center of the thoughts and intents of the heart you and I as brother and sister may disagree what brings us into agreement the scripture unfortunately flesh does get in the way of brother and sister and every single time it's always flesh that gets in the way that causes us to divide from True Brethren that happens unfortunately it's it's a sad estate when we're up there in heaven different okay for example there are several Brethren that I believe are Brethren but we can't talk one another with one another because we have disagreements over fleshly things okay unfortunately that my brother I'm gonna see him in heaven but we just we have disagreements of fleshly things and it's like okay you go your way I'm on my way okay fine fine that happens unfortunately that does that does but see the scripture is the ultimate discerner the scripture is right you're looking between Every Man a liar okay and of course Proverbs 6 Proverbs 6 Proverbs 6 20 on to verse 24. like I said at the beginning of this video I find it so meat that this Good Friday falls on the 7th and you read proverbs 7. Proverbs 6 20 on the verse my son keep thy father's commandment and forsake not the law of thy mother bind them continually upon thine heart and tie them about thy neck when thou Bostitch when thou sleepest it shall keep thee and when thou awakest it shall talk with thee for the Commandment is the lamb and the law is light and reproofs of instruction are the way of life to keep thee from the evil one from the flattery of the tongue of a strange woman [Music] strange woman a strange woman who says God loves you God's not angry at you just believe and receive it's not funny but that's what is that that's the uh Proverbs 7 woman who is Mystery Babylon the great the mother of harlots and Abominations of the Earth who is Rome and all her horse daughters that's who that is dear friend and Proverbs 27 Proverbs 27 just two verses Proverbs 27 verses 5 and 6. Proverbs 27 5-6 open rebuke is better than Secret Love faithful are the wounds of a friend but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful a friend will rebuke you with scripture because of love but an enemy will kiss you as you're running straight off of a cliff friend hey brother sister stop stop you're in trouble an enemy keep going God loves you don't worry about it it is better to hear the rebuke of the wise and for a man to hear the song of fools and with the and what does it say in Proverbs 7 huh what does it say about the that woman that Harlot Rome huh verse 5 21 on to verse 23 and Proverbs 7 with her much fair speech she caused him to yield with the flattering of her lips she forced him he'd goeth after her straight way as an ox goeth to the slaughter or as a fool to the correction of the stocks till the dark strike through his liver as a bird hasted to the stand North not that it is for his life song of fools because and the songs of fools that you're going to be hearing in your church buildings this weekend verse 7 in Ecclesiastes 7. surely oppression maketh a wise man mad and a gift destroyeth the heart now we all know and even Devils know that salvation in this dispensation is by grace through faith and let's let's let's read that let's read that so you cannot say that well you didn't read it in the scripture uh Ephesians 2 verses 8 under verse 10 for by grace are ye saved through faith and that not of yourselves it is the gift of God how about you keeping the law are you doing this that or the other it's the gift of God not of works the works of the law lest any man should boast for we are his workmanship created in Christ Jesus onto good works which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them yes but this thing about gifts First Corinthians chapter 12. gifts okay First Corinthians chapter 12 the spiritual gifts in the book of Acts are no more okay because the Jews require a sign and the Greeks Gentiles seek after wisdom the sign gifts the speaking in known languages like in Acts chapter 2 the tongues those were sign gifts for the Jews okay we walk by faith not by sight the Jews require a sign the sign gifts died with the god-chosen apostles okay once they were gone the sign gets soon okay all right we these sign gifts that were in acts are not around today okay all right Acts chapter 7. the Jewish people rejected the kingdom of God okay and gradually the sign gifts ended okay they're the sign Gifts of miraculous this that and the other thing is not happening today you gotta remember that that's why you need to stay away from these Wicked idiot uh charismatics who believe that people can go to heaven or to Hell come back and then write a book or movie about it look I love you if you believe that's legitimate you're stupid willfully ignorant okay you are you are playing play his day but uh First Corinthians chapter 12 verses 1 and verse 7. now concerning spiritual gifts Brethren I would not have you ignorant he know that you were Gentiles carried away onto these dumb not being able to speak idols even as you were LED wherefore I give you to understand that no man speaking by the capitalist spirit of God calleth Jesus a curse and that no man can say that Jesus is the Lord but by the Holy Ghost and that jerk from England tried to say that if you could say you know Jesus says the Lord proves they're saved we got a whole video on that uh on this channel okay in context this is talking about those who go to preach okay that'll be in the description box for you about okay let me write that down so I don't forget all right let's continue now there are diversities of gifts but the same capital S spirit and there are differences of Administrations but the same lord and there are diversities of operations but the same God which worketh all in all but the manifestation of the spirit is given to every man to profit with all Prophet with all Ephesians chapter 4 Ephesians chapter 4 verses 7 under verse 16. but unto every one of us is great given Grace according to the measure of the gift of Christ wherefore he saith when he ascended up on high he left captivity captive and gave gifts unto men now salvation is a gift but the Lord has imparted to you brother sister some kind of a gift whatever it is speaking being there uh uh passing out whatever showing Mercy kind let's keep reading now that he ascended what is it but what is it but that he also descended first into the lower parts of the Earth he that descended is the same also that ascended up far above all Heavens that he might fill all things and he gave some apostles and some prophets and some evangelists and some pastors and teachers why for the perfecting of the Saints for the work of the ministry for the edifying of the body of Christ so you get these charismatics who boast themselves well you're just not good enough to have the gifts of tongues to speak in some satanic devilish right no that you're not there yet no the gifts that we are given is for what for the edifying of the body of Christ till we all come in the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God onto a perfect man unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ that we henceforth be no more children toss to and fro and carried about with every wind of Doctrine you know being unstable like a wave okay by the slight of men and cunning craftiness whereby they lie and wait to deceive but speaking the truth and love May grow up into him in all things which is the head even Christ from whom the whole body fitly joined together and compacted from whom the whole body fitly joined together and compacted by that which every joint Supply it according to the effectual working and the measure of every part maketh and make it increase of the body unto the edifying of itself and love what we do is for the edifying of each other not to be hoarded for self the Lord has given you gifts given away it's meant to be shared not to be hoarded okay whatever those gifts are okay what the Lord has given me I'm giving to you what the Lord has given to you you give unto the Brethren and sisters that's how it works okay for equality and not communism either let's stop it no no where one brother lacks and one thing your gift could be a supply for his one while his gift be a supply for your want whatever that is but see the gifts that we are given in Christ are made to be given for one another not to be hoarded and how many of these Christians are hoarding that for themselves and see what that is to their Brethren you see what that is the gifts the differings of the gifts Luke chapter four see what the Lord gives us we are meant to share with others but there is another one who gives out gifts Luke 4. you knew that didn't you verses 5 on the verse 7. and the devil taking him up into an high mountain shoot unto him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time and the devil said unto him all this power will I give thee and the glory of them for that is delivered unto me and to whomsoever I will I give it if thou therefore will worship me yeah Satan gives gifts too you look at these uh rock stars who talk about another Spirit comes upon me or something or whatever some of these actors or whatever yeah Satan also gives gifts too some of these people who that satanic devilish tongue-speaking stuff a gift from their father the devil hmm yeah see the gifts of Christ are meant to be shared and given away but the gifts of the devil are there to destroy Luke 16. while we're in Luke Luke 16. Luke 16 and see when someone does not love the truth and is getting gifts from Satan who's answering the prayers okay Luke 16 verses 22 under verse 26. the rich man and Lazarus and it came to pass that the beggar died and was carried by the Angels into Abraham's bosom and the rich man also died and was buried and in hell he lift up his eyes mean in torments and see if Abraham afarov and Lazarus in his bosom and he cried and said Father Abraham have mercy on me and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue for I am tormented in this Flame the Flames of hell where you're going to have eternal torment but Abraham said son remember that thou in thy lifetime received this thy good things and likewise Lazarus evil things but now he is comforted and now are tormented your best life now right yeah and beside all this between us and you there is a great Gulf fixed so that they which would pass from hands to you cannot neither can they pass to us that would come from hence remember how we already looked about that how they dig a ditch between the two walls huh why do you think Christianity the Joel Osteen's and all these Christians in the building are all about your life right now because that is what it's about that's Satan it's all about right now it's about your best life now our best life is not now dear brother dear sister any of you of the Church of the Living God who are going through what I know for certain many of you are you know it's like this is not my best life now God forbid no our best life is hidden with Christ that's our best life it's not now you can have good days bad days whatever but if this is your best life now laughs who's the one who's answering your prayers God wants me to be happy God wants you to have joy in him and see Christianity confuses they bless the blessings they are happy with the blessings rather than the blessor and you got to be careful what you want you got to be careful for what you ask for because our Lord you want what is fake you want that from the devil be careful Ezekiel 20 verses 24 under verse 26 . Ezekiel 20 verses 24 and verse 26 because they had not executed my judgments but had despised my statutes and had polluted my sabbaths and their eyes were after their father's idols wherefore I gave them also statutes that were not good and judgments whereby they should not live and I polluted them in their own gifts and that they caused to pass through the fire all that opened at the womb that I might make them desolate to the end that they might know that I am the Lord then of course we we got a reference this Isaiah 66 Isaiah 66 uh Isaiah 66 I was just there and I closed it Isaiah 66 3 and 4. is as if he saw a man he that sacrificeth the lamb as if he cut off a dog's neck he'd had offereth an oblation as if he offered swine's blood he that burneth incense as if he blessed an idol yay they have chosen their own ways and their soul delighted in their Abominations I also will choose their delusions and will bring their fears upon them because when I called none did answer when I spanked they did not hear but they did evil before mine eyes and chose that in which I delighted not in 2nd Thessalonians chapter 2 we have to go to that we have to there we you mentioned that you got a second Thessalonians chapter 2 10 and 12 and with all deceivableness of unrighteousness and then that perish because they receive not the love of the truth that they might be saved and for this cause God shall send them strong delusion that they should believe a lie that they all might be damned who believe not the truth but had pleasure and unrighteousness we are sin we all mess up we all make mistakes but if you are daily living in that vomit that you supposedly were taken away from and you return to it and stay thereon and revel in it are you really saved we we sin We All Fall fakes Fall Away we fall and get up again are you going back to your vomit and yet reveling in it what did the Lord take you out of if you're going back to your vomit we yes we all sin we all make mistakes yes we you know it's like oh the other day I heard it you know like the other you know you might listen to a song that you know you shouldn't and you heard hear it and what happens it's stuck in your head the whole day huh you you put your eyes where they ought not to be and then you get these things in your head whatever but if you go back to that and stay there on and say well I'm justified by Christ I can do this yeah all things are awful for you yes but not all things are expedient and you defend that what the what the Lord save you for did he verse 8 in Ecclesiastes 7. better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof and the patient in spirit is better than the proud in spirit Hebrews 9 27 Hebrews 9 27. excuse me and as it is appointed on to men once to die but after this the judgment and as it is appointed unto men wants to die but after this the judgment better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof and the patient in spirit is better than the proud in spirit patient in spirit meaning that we are waiting we wait on the Lord see we are saved second Corinthians chapter five second Corinthians chapter 5. second Corinthians chapter 5 verses 1 on to verse 8. for we know that if our Earthly House of this Tabernacle were dissolved our physical body we have a building of God and house not made with hands Eternal in the heavens our other body for unless we grow grown earnestly Desiring to be clothed upon with our house which is from heaven if so be that being clothed we shall not be found naked for we that are in this Tabernacle do groan being burdened not for that we would be unclothed but clothed upon that mortality might be swallowed up of life now he that hath brought us for the self-same thing is God who also hath given unto us the earnest of the spirit the seal until the day of redemption the Lord himself okay where therefore we are always confident knowing that whilst we are at home in the body we are absent from the Lord at home and in the body things are going just great here I hope that I hope the Redemption doesn't happen today I'm having too good of a life for we walk by faith not by sight we are confident I say and willing rather to be absent from the body and to be present with the Lord but some of us while we're still here still here is needful for the body of Christ because the Lord has us wants us to do things okay not that he needs us God forbid no he doesn't need us we need him but there are some of us whom he has called to do certain things and some of us got jobs to do for the Lord we all have something to do for the Lord okay and when after that is fulfilled whenever whatever it is the Lord has you to do and you fulfilled it in his eyes time to go home okay and also too uh Second Timothy chapter four second Timothy chapter four see you and I brother sister at the Judgment yeah yeah I I pity you who are behind me but we're going to be in heaven with the Lord Okay so death doesn't scare us we're going to die and after death is the Judgment atheist okay doesn't matter what on that it doesn't matter what you believe when you die you're going to be judged okay when you die you're going to be judged all right all right your belief on that is irrelevant because it is as it is appointed on the man wants to die and after this the Judgment okay your belief on that is irrelevant you're going to be judged whether you want to accept that or not and the one who's going to judge you is Jesus Christ and he is going to judge you by what his word okay but second Timothy Chapter 4 verses 5 universe 8. but watch thou in all things in your afflictions to the work of an evangelist make full proof of thy Ministry for I am now ready to be offered and the time of my departure is at hand I have fought a good fight I have finished my course I have kept the face faith henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness which the Lord the righteous judge shall give me at that day and not to me only but on to all them also that love is appearing see for us the the thing that bothers us is the actual going through the Pains of death even though we know we're going to be with the Lord right here when my heart stopped right here okay it's like it's like wow okay this is it this is actually it you know I'm gonna collapse right here my wife is going to come in and find my dead body it's like okay hey okay I'm yeah but you know when faced with your actual death yeah it's like oh wow okay I know I'm gonna go to heaven I know this is going to be rough on those who survive I know but oh okay here we go let's get this wow you know okay we know where we're going but that's still that actual when actually Faith facing your death it's like wow wow okay yes yes but see we know where we're going to go we know to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord so our day of death our day of Judgment at the Judgment seat yeah uh yeah I'm sorry hey the Lord's gonna take a while with me so I'm sorry it's like sorry yeah okay Brad but we know that we're going to be with the Lord but what about these people these people what about these people verse 8 again better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof our end is better than our beginning as the Church of the Living God because we were born in into this world Sinners and then the Lord saved us right so our end is better than our beginning but those of you who are not saved or even worse you religionists out there who think you are saved and the patience and spirit is better than the proud in spirit psalm 50. Psalm 50. we want verses 16 under verse 21. Psalm 50 verse 16 under verse 21. but unto the wicked God saith what has thought to do to declare my statutes or that thou shouldest take my Covenant in thy mouth seeing thou hatest instruction and cast this my words behind me when you rebuke one of these false converts who have the Garb of religiosity about their carnality uh you're not really saved they stop their ears and they gnash on you with their teeth they don't want to hear it I'm safe because I believe I had an experience yeah you profess that you know God but in works you deny him you profess that you believe in a resurrected Christ but your life declares otherwise false convert when thou saws the thief then thou consent us with him and has been partaker with adulterers we already read about the adulteresses and adulterers who are friends with the world but a thief is what someone who Boots the door out of the way and climbs up some other way so you're consenting with a thief a thief and a robber who goes up some other way instead of through the door and you're consenting with the thief someone who doesn't go through the door but Boots the door out of the way good thing you changed that for the time being you idiot good for you good for you the suspension of disbelief will work for a little bit while longer for you won't it yeah devil thou give us thy mouth to evil and they tongue frameth deceit oh I have seen this and experienced this firsthand with some of these false converts who put on a shoe of religiosity but then when their sins are brought to the Forefront yeah thou citizen speaketh against thy brother thou slanderest thine own Mother's Son verse 21 these things hast thou done and I kept silence thou taught us that I was altogether such and one as thyself but I will reprove thee and set them in order before thine eyes yes Jesus Jesus Christ is come in the flesh yes he is yes he is but see the one thing that Jesus didn't do that you and I cannot do Jesus never sinned Jesus Christ is come in the flesh okay is come in the flesh the Flesh of Jesus Christ was sinful but see Jesus did what you and I cannot do he kept the law perfectly hence in him keeping the law perfectly that sanctification of him keeping the law perfectly meant that his physical body was without spot see that's how that works you Wicked Devils okay all right that's how that works so when he made an offering of himself the blood okay on the cross okay like in First Peter I believe that is uh that's what that's talking about he made the law honorable the law is Honorable yes but see man cannot keep the law perfectly God within man Jesus Christ is come in the flesh he kept the law perfectly hence that sinful body of Flesh was sanctified you see that's how that works okay that you get it that's how that works okay yeah we cannot not sin so there are those out there who liken Christ to themselves but see Christ is God the Father he never sinned he never even had a wicked thought and you're going to liken him to yourself Amos chapter 5 Amos chapter 5. you know those of you who are false not truly saved you you need to consider your ways you need to examine yourself okay you really do because Amos chapter 5 verses 10 on to verse 20. thank you pardon uh false convert they hate them that rebuke in the game and they abhor him that speaketh the brightly for as much therefore as you are treadiness upon the poor and ye take from him burdens of wheat he have built houses a few Stone but ye shall not dwell in them ye have planted Pleasant Vineyards but ye shall not drink wine of them for I know your manifold transgressions and your Mighty sins they Afflicted just they take a bribe and they turn aside the poor and they turn aside the poor in the gate from their right therefore the prudent shall keep silence in that time for it is an evil time seek good and there is not good but who God seek good and not evil that ye may live and so the Lord the god of hosts shall be with you as he have spoken hate the evil and love the good and Paul tells us we are to what a poor that which is evil and cleave unto that which is good Paul even says that okay hate the evil and love the good and establish judgment in the gate it may be that the Lord God of hosts will be gracious unto the remnant of Joseph therefore the Lord the god of hosts the Lord said thus wailing shall be in all streets and they shall say in all the highways alas Alas and they shall call the husband men to mourning and such as our skillful of lamentation to whaling uh where am I reading to onto verse 20 okay and in all Vineyards shall be wailing for I will pass through thee saith the Lord woe unto you that desire the day of the Lord so what end is it for you the day of the Lord is darkness and not light those of you who think you're saved because you just believe and you're living like a devil and it's okay you shouldn't do it but you it's okay because you've just saved yourself by your belief you fakes you think you're saved you think when you're gonna die you're gonna go have a bro hug with Jesus oh unto you that desire the day of the Lord you think you're saved and you're not truly saved you think you're going to go on to be with the Lord boy I can't even I can't even imagine what kind of a shot and horror that must be fluid Lord have we not uh done great things in your name haven't we done this Lord Lord I never knew you depart from me he that work iniquity foreign what Jesus do you know as if a man did flee from a lion and a bear met him or went into the house and leaned his hand on the wall and a serpent bit him get a load of that verse okay you're running from a lion and yet a bear is going to meet you okay or you went into a house where you think you're safe and you lean in and out the serpent fights you and the serpent was more subtle than any beast in the field that the Lord God had made okay shall not the day of the Lord be darkness and not light even very dark and no brightness in it verse 9 in Ecclesiastes 7. be not Hasty in thy Spirit to be angry for anger resteth in the bosom of fools anger being angry is not a sin but see you some of you think anger is a sin because of the Bibles because the Bibles in Matthew chapter 5 verses hold on hold on all right I I went and got this this uh parallel Bible that has the scriptures and the non-king James version the NIV and the nitwit living in the trash I want to show you something in Matthew chapter 5. Matthew chapter 5 verses 21 and 22 okay see a lot of people are taught this because of the Bibles that corrupt the word of God Matthew 5 21 and 22. ye have heard that it was said by them of all time Thou shalt not kill and whosoever shall kill shall be in danger of the judgment but I say unto you that whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment and whosoever shall say to his brother Reika shall be in danger of the council but whosoever shall say thou fool shall be in danger of Hell Fire this is The Sermon on the Mount which is Doctrine for the kingdom of heaven where it is works alone no faith because you're going to be able to see him on the throne but case in point verse 22 out of the NIV check this out now in the Scriptures it says Without a Cause in a Bible like the NIV it says but I tell you that anyone who is angry with his brother or sister will be subject to judgment anyone who's angry with a sister or brother where is Without a Cause oh what about the network living in the trash uh but I say unto you but I say if you are even angry with someone you are subject to judgment if you call someone an idiot you are in danger of being brought before the court and I can go out there and get that New American Standard they all say it follow the same thing where is without cause see whosoever is angry with his at his bro supposed to say but I say unto you that whosoever is angry with his brother Without a Cause and see in Mark chapter 3 verse 5 in Mark chapter 3 verse 5. you have a problem Mark chapter 3 verse 5. and when he had looked round about on them with anger being grieved for the hardness of their hearts he saith unto the man stretch forth thine hand and he stretched it up and his hand was restored whole as the other so the Bibles such as the NIV the nitwit living in the trash the ESV The New American Standard those all follow that same reading they take out Without a Cause so the bible say that Jesus was a sinner because he got angry that that that's friend that's why you want the scriptures okay that's why you want the scriptures don't follow or believe these Jesuit trained cemetarians like that Jesuit James White those jerks on the uh the search Okay are these guys so you know find a Bible that suits you your preference has nothing to do with it this is God's perfect inerrant given by inspiration word okay you want the scriptures you want the scriptures okay but see people are trained by the Jesuits they're thinking anger is wrong and then they they go to a Bible and say uh and they they take out without a cause out of the Bible and yet here in the Scriptures it says Jesus was angry so according to the Bibles Jesus sinned because he was angry but see be not Hasty in thy spirit to be angry for anger resteth in the bosom of fools resteth psalm 139. Psalm 139 resteth unfortunately when it comes to Psalm 139 perfect hatred people will use Psalm 139 verses where are we 19 under 22 to justify their own thing um which is wickedness okay um perfect hatred is not you hating someone because you have a fleshly disagreement okay perfect hatred is some is hating those who are the enemies of Our Lord those who have chosen and gone past the point of no return like my good friend from England okay I hate him with perfect hatred he has made his choice he has gone past the point of no return He is serving the devil the Jesuit order okay he is serving the Vatican he is my enemy he is the Lord's enemy I hate him with perfect hatred it would be great to see him save but that's not going to happen because he has gone past the point of no return a relation to one of our brethren his blood relation uh a blood relation to him has gone past a point of no return he hates them with perfect hatred because they have gone past the point of no return and have chosen Satan over God okay and we are to count those who call Our Lord as their enemies as our enemies okay you show love to your enemy by telling them truth the love that Christianity gives you is don't judge we're supposed to judge judge ourselves and we touch the worlds the world and those of the World by A Perfect standard and see Christianity says don't judge don't tell The Sinner about their sin uh love the uh Love The Sinner but hate to sin show me that in the scripture if you are the sworn enemy of my Lord you are my enemy and I hate you with perfect hatred The Impossible is possible with God someone can't yes but the probability of someone coming back when they have gone so far this is possible yes is it probable no you've lived your whole life as a devil serving Satan and the Vatican and you think on your deathbed you're gonna and then you're gonna you're you're you ain't you're just going to hell that's not how that works but see perfect hatred is this okay surely that would slay the wicked oh God depart from me therefore ye bloody men for they speak against thee wickedly and thine enemies take thy name in vain taking his name in vain you know when someone uses our lord's name as a curse word we say that's taking his name in vain I reckon that more along the lines of blasphemy that's me personally but what is a better way to say taking his name in vain I'm a Christian what Christ are you serving you're associating yourself with the Christ of the scriptures but you're a devil and you live like one so these Christians who are going to be in their Church buildings celebrating a start day with their little Easter baskets and whatever okay they're the ones who are taking the names for the name of our Lord in vain think about it okay you're my brother because you say you are huh no these people ah Christian yeah what Christ are you uh serving yeah yeah this is why I personally want nothing to do with Christianity I'm not a Christian I am of the Church of God Church of the Living God I'm a saint oh yeah yeah shut up you're say Born Again converted of the church and living God you're a saint too see that's the work of Catholicism poisoning in your mind you're saved you're a saint okay verse 21. do not I hate them O Lord that hate thee and am not agree with those that rise up against thee I hate them with perfect hatred I count them mine enemies perfect hatred is having hatred with those who hate our Lord that is perfect hatred not because we disagree on a certain thing no they are the enemies of Our Lord they are our enemies and we show love to our enemies by telling them truth okay it is hatred to not warn The Sinner who is going to go headlong off of a cliff okay uh it is better to hear the rebuke of the wise than for a man to hear the song of fools okay it is love to tell the sinner stop running You're Gonna Go dive off of a cliff it is hatred don't scare them don't tell them the truth that's hatred that's hatred okay all right and Ephesians chapter 4 Ephesians chapter four see anger resteth in the bosom of fools Ephesians 4 26-27 be angry let not the sun go down upon your wrath why because anger resteth in the bosom of fools it's okay to be angry it's okay to have righteous indignation don't let your anger cause you to sin I have failed at that so if you how [Music] be angry and sinner let not the sun go down upon your Wrath don't go to bed angry why because you're letting your anger at you're letting that anger rest be not Hasty and thy Spirit to be angry for anger resteth remaineth stays thereon in the bosom of fools who say in their heart there is no God neither give place to the devil if that anger resteth in you you're giving place to the devil and I have seen this hidden hatred in people these professing people who claim to be of the Church of the Living God I've seen that hatred in them that they've been harboring nurturing resting explode and from the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh we all have moments where we are weak we all have moments of sin yes we do yes we do you drop a couch on my favorite toe I might be liable to shout a profanity okay like I did at the old house okay I accidentally unless you smiley Dave I might smack my hand with my thumb with a hammer and I was like okay okay well unless you're like Smiley Dave who never has any temper but never mind okay but see you Harbor that see this is this is why we as the church of living God this is why we ought to let things go and see Christianity will confuse well if you don't forgive you're not going to be forgiven that does not count for us today that's for the Kingdom of Heaven which is all works okay all right if you don't forgive someone you're not going to be forgiven in the Kingdom of Heaven because the Kingdom of Heaven is all works no faith is required because you're going to be able to see the Lord sitting on the throne okay it's all works so unless you forgive someone in the Kingdom of Heaven you're not going to be forgiven it doesn't apply for us today yes as the Church of the Living God you can go ahead and harbor a grudge Harbor on animosity but what's going to happen uh Rutha bitterness is going to spring up into you your life is going to be meaningless your fruit is going to be cantankerous your walk but the Lord is going to falter and you are going to bring shame and approach Upon Our Lord Jesus Christ who died and saved you who died barely rose again the third day according to the scriptures shed his blood on the cross for you and saved you okay you're going to bring shame upon him it's not going to cost you your salvation but see if you decide to Harbor that it's going to mess up so many things but it's not going to cost you your salvation because it's not your salvation see this is why brother sister we have to let things go okay if you want to be holding on to a grudge that's your problem but you shouldn't because while it's not going to cost your salvation today it's going to cost you so many other things you're giving place to the devil that simple and finally verse 10. in Ecclesiastes 7. and right here is very telling say not thou what is the cause that the former days were better than these for thou Dost not inquire wisely concerning this remember Lot's wife remember locks White Luke 17. Luke 17. now this is before the death burial Resurrection obviously one of this is for instruction and righteousness say not thou what is the cause that the former days were better than these for thou Dost not inquire wisely concerning this we've already touched on this about supposedly saved people returning to their vomit and staying thereon and staying thereon remember Lot's wife uh let's get a little context uh Luke 17 verses 26 under verse 32. and as it was in the days of knowing so shall it be also in the days of the son of man they did eat they drank they married wives they were given in marriage until the day that Noah entered into the ark and the flood came and destroyed them all likewise also as it was in the days of lot they did eat they drank they bought they sold they planted they build it but the same day that lot went out of Sodom it rained fire and brimstone from heaven and destroyed them all even thus shall it be in the day when the son of man is revealed thus showing what he's talking about doesn't apply doctrinally for us today there is instruction and righteousness oh yeah okay uh is it not like the days of lot right now with the sodomite marriages and what all that kind of stuff and also as in the days of knowing are we not seeing types of that today yes but the Fulfillment of this is not for us today okay you got to remember that okay about what he's talking about here okay but verse 31 in that day he which shall be upon the Housetop and his stuff in the house let him not come down to take it away and he that is in the field let him likewise not return back leave everything and go okay showing us that this is not for us doctrinally today remember Lot's wife what like Lot's wife do the Angels got locked his wife and his two daughters outside and what did the Angels say don't look back but go that way don't don't this this is done this is over ah the angels are taking you out that that's that's done go don't look back what happened to Lot's wife she looks back she became a pillar of salt um Luke 9 Luke 9 while we're in nine Luke nine verse 57 on the verse 62. and it came to pass that as they went in the way a certain man said unto him Lord I will follow follow thee whether so ever thou goest and Jesus said unto him foxes have holes and birds of the air have nests but the son of man hath not where to lay his head and he said unto another follow me but he said Lord suffer me first to go and bury my father Jesus said unto him let the dead bury their dead but go thou and preach the kingdom of God and another said another also said Lord I will follow thee but let me first go bid them farewell which are at my house remember like Elisha and Elijah Elijah casteth mantle on Elisha and Elisha said hey let me go back and do this and Elijah said what have I done to thee and Jesus said unto him no man having put his hand to the plow and looking back back is fit for the kingdom of God remember Lot's wife we all make mistakes we all sin sometimes some of us will dredge up those things of the old man and we will go back to that old neighborhood and take a look around it happens even too even to the best of us even to I'm sure his Holiness which he would never publicly announce because of certain reasons okay but we all make mistakes yes we do we all we all sin every day yes we do let's see we don't look back and say what is the cause that the former days were better than these well I'm saved now I can't do this I can't do that oh oh woe is me things were better for me before I was saved because now I'm saved now I can't go and enjoy this of the world I can't do this what Satan offers me remember Lot's wife I've encountered people like that well I'm safe now I can't I can't play video games anymore I can't I can't do drugs anymore I can't and do you think that's bad that you can't do that I mean you can all things are lawful to you yes but you're going to pay a price for okay it's not going to cost you salvation because it's not your salvation but you need to abstain from all appearance from Evil of evil and you go back to your vomit and you stay there and you look back and yearning oh I wish it was I I wish I could be saved and live like a devil there's something wrong with you there there is something wrong with you that's in you if that is what you are of you need to check yourself First Peter chapter 2 verses 100 verse 8 and we'll be done wherefore laying aside all malice and all guile and hypocrisies and envies and all evil speakings as newborn babes desire the sincere milk of the word that ye may grow thereby if so B you have tasted that the Lord is gracious and remember in Hebrews where it talks about people losing their salvation in Hebrews it doesn't say anything about getting it back see people will go to Hebrews and say Hey you can lose your salvation today not rightly dividing the word of truth but they always say that you can get it back uh in the book of Hebrews where it talks about losing salvation um it doesn't say anything about getting it back because that's written for the time of sake of struggle in context with the mark of the beast okay but let's continue to whom coming as on to a living Stone disallowed indeed of men but chosen of God and precious he also has Lively stones are built up a spiritual house and holy priesthood to offer up spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God by Jesus Christ and be not conformed to this world but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind that ye may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God wherefore also it is contained in the scripture behold I lay in Zion a Chief Cornerstone a left precious and he that believeth on him shall not be confounded unto you therefore which believe he is precious but unto them which be disobedient the stone which the builders disallowed the same is made the head of the corner Stone of stumbling and a rock of offense even to them which stumble at the word being disobedient where unto also they were appointed what is the cause that the former days were better than these for thou does not inquire wisely concerning this you're supposedly saved and you're looking back at your lost life and wishing that things were like it was in your lost life because you're saved now and you can't do this if that is your mentality you're lost we we all sin we all make dumb choices yes we do but if you are constantly looking back like Lot's wife okay who is sorry that she was leaving that which was being destroyed and going on to something else but looking back at that and yearning and wanting to go back to that and you say you're of the Church of the Living God we we all make mistakes we all make dumb choices yes yes we do a just man falleth seven times and Rise it up again but the wicked fall into mischief as we are to remember and to commemorate the death of our Lord Jesus Christ the death burial and resurrection and communion is a time of reflection okay let us examine ourselves let us examine ourselves and let us continue to be separate from that and walk in accordance with the scriptures [Music] because you are going to be seeing the height of religiosity and you're going to be seeing so many saying that they believe in a resurrected Lord but when puts comes to shove they believe in themselves not a resurrected Christ that is going to be it for this video today this was not what I thought I was going to do today but what I think I'm going to do and what the Lord will have me to do are to totally separate different things so so hopefully this uh like I just shared with you what the Lord shared with me thank you so much for watching this if you do I love you um thank you brethren thank you for your prayers please pray for one another and thank you thank you dear brother gonna get this uploaded see you in the next video whenever that shall be bye-bye | Accountable KJV | UC_NcouGSdnJKutHD52LYpzw | 2023-04-07 | Creative Commons Attribution 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tMJ7MTL3YVk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMJ7MTL3YVk | Jin Goo and Ha Ji Won Confirmed For 30 Billion Won Blockbuster Drama “Prometheus” | [Music] leads for one of Korea's most expensive dramas ever have been confirmed with Jim cow and ha Jiwon taking the top roles in the 30 billion won KRW twenty six point seven million dollars USD action espionage drama Jingu will be playing the role of Park hoon a former member of the North Korean embassy in Moscow Russia whose fate has been thrown into a complete twist ending up in south career and working as a laborer ha Ji Won will play the role of chae eun CEO an intelligence officer from this team - who goes on an undercover mission to denuclearize North Korea prometheus is a drama whose idea was based on the state of current international affairs specifically denuclearization which has been a huge talking point with the North South Korean summit in the North Korea United States summit at choices advertising in red invented by teens prometheus is scheduled to be broadcast at the end of 2018 on KBS filming will take place in South Korea as well as five foreign countries the drama's production company will be the same one who produced iris Cho no and the princess man brand new music joins other one-on-one agencies to punish malicious commenters [Music] | News Ki Go | UC2yDOoKazaNE5b-0aw7cWSQ | 2018-07-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 207 | 1,173 |
4T7etX95JDE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T7etX95JDE | ICURE KERACOLLAGEN BLOWOUT AT HOME | BRAZILIAN BLOWOUT PHILIPPINES| Lolly Isabel | [Music] hello it's lolli welcome back to my channel so for today's video it's just gonna be a very very quick video about my experience with the IQ Tara called a Gen Bleu out if you want to know what happened to my hair please keep on watching alright okay so mad I mean ever seen again requests now I curing a Brazilian Blowout so I look for it to shop II and I came across the eye cure cara collagen blow out a picture no sashay Nia and I know it's different from the regular one now Brazilian Blowout talaga para presidenta de negocio de subpoena if though I left though you Amoy sha-1 hash a new pattern for Moline pattern gun oil but a bustling ingredient shine I have a sting summit on what I should be told so I tried this one just like any regular in a Brazilian Blowout gun on dinner application yeah so first I washed my hair using ammonia purple shampoo instead of a clarifying shampoo better hoarding some application yeah you have to wash your hair with ice pure clarified shop or any clarifying shampoo twice or three times wanna go to some business to lung phenom for you purple shampoo top so close so blonde take a stand on boku remember guys my hair is very damaged with bleaching and coloring then I section my hair and I started applying this I cure Kara collagen blow out it's different from a Brazilian Blowout cocido Sabra so brown liquid and conn-young consistency and it was Ashley Nassau is 35 ml and my hair is parameter neshama Ponyo in coulomb allegation and II don't have to support that on a bow so Brown contine Olano Prada then after that I let it set for 30 minutes and then No blow dry Cornish I remember in Brazilian Blowout we don't wash our hair that I should know haggis of the word so when I tried that picked me know bit lower konnyaku al-assad biggest Onaga pareo texture sha no Malaga call you a pea proportion Oh so much even in immense a video erupting up upon supply in Atlanta and I'm here too so balance pickups near a talaga before I finish the back part of my hair I stopped cause if I don't us asylum memory or exclusive Papa plan Shapiro well are in among Daniele indicia aluminum boat guy hit four times five times when a shank supply in vogue have you here Co enmity guest shot so guys help me what did I do wrong whom can a new consistency in a liquidy is it just after conditioner Masha got a meetin I don't know so please leave your suggestions a comment box below and next week I will be trying the original version of IQ herbal millionaire Nirvana sachet know IQ niod and we're gonna try the original one guys I'll I'm gonna mitsume sting Chasseur ice cap on in a flash ah we're gonna try if it will work for you so Brumfield a Logano care of collagen I saw Viviana under the national a bus and Sonya no Hara collagen care I really want to know what I did wrong so please help me out so that we can help other people out Farah oh my goodness a letter to say here D Bob Bob a condition of work number is happy and so we can fix it if you like my contest don't forget to hit the subscribe button down below smug laguna de canaima suggestions on what videos you want to see next and i'll see you next time don't forget smile there's always a reason to be happy bye [Music] [Laughter] [Music] | Lolly Isabel | UCMY0FIC0O4Qrg3Qg51GKMDA | 2019-04-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 627 | 3,247 |
_19Y075Zcmc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_19Y075Zcmc | Tract & Truth Tuesday (Joshua 1:6) | [Music] welcome to bible tract decos this program is the radio ministry of bible tracts incorporated our mission is to take the Word of God to all the world our Bible teacher is the director of Bible tracts Pastor Mark Smith since 1938 Bible tracts Incorporated has been publishing clear gospel tracts and supplying them to churches missionaries and individuals all over the world and all at no charge information on how you can receive a free sample pack of our tracks will be given at the end of this broadcast now for our Bible study here is our teacher Pastor Mark Smith greetings to you my friend welcome to the Tuesday edition here a Bible track decals and if you are a regular listener you know what I'm about ready to say this is tract and truth Tuesday those are the words tract and truth that we use to be a title for each one of our Tuesday broadcasts on our Tuesday broadcast we deliberately set aside the Bible study that we're doing and presently we are going through the Book of Ruth but we set it aside on our Tuesday broadcast and we talked about gospel tracts we talked about telling the gospel we try to encourage one another in the things of just being a faithful servant in the gospel for the glory of Almighty God and to that end we are going to use our Tuesday broadcast our tract and truth Tuesday broadcasts for that purpose today now right now if you can take your Bible to open it with me to the book of Joshua Joshua chapter one I want to use it the things that are found here is God challenges Joshua to be a challenge to you and I as soul winners and you'll see how that application is made here in just a moment all right you may want to get a pen and paper ready because I want to put into your hands a free sample packet of our gospel tracts and let me not go any farther before I stop and just say listen do you know what a gospel tract is I have one in my hand now a gospel track that we're track to spell tra CT it's an evangelism tool by evangelism I mean the overt telling giving of the gospel of Jesus Christ the gospel found in the Bible the Word of God giving that gospel to people who do not know Christ as Savior that's evangelism we can evangelize somebody by giving them a gospel tract we can evangelize somebody by inviting them to a preaching service at a church or a meeting of some kind we can evangelize somebody by just looking them eyeball-to-eyeball and sharing with them what Christ has done who Christ is what he has done to save people from their sin and give them the gift of eternal life that's the evangelism gospel tracts are a great tool for that thousands upon thousands of people around the world come to Christ every single year through a gospel tract I want to give you one here in just a moment and tell you how to get a free sample packet from us but let me lead into the broadcast time this way you see for 10 years now on our Tuesday broadcast again we call it our tract in truth Tuesday for 10 years we've been doing this and our goal has been during those 10 years quite simple number one we wanted to strengthen one another who know Christ in the work of personally telling the gospel number two we want our Tuesday broadcast obviously to be a timer we want to move more and more believers to begin to use gospel tracts as part of their daily gospel life and number three it's been our hope to share with you some stories of how tracts have been used by God to impact lives to see them come to Christ now over the 10 years of our tract and truth tuesday broadcast we have heard from many listeners about how the tract stories and the witnessing stories have really blessed and encouraged them right now in my hand i've got three letters and all three of them came to our office within the last week I want to share these notes here with you in the hope that you will begin to use tracks if you presently are not or that you will not become weary in well-doing if you are using gospel tracks even if you are not seeing fruit from your Labor's in your days of service now to that end we want to be encouraging you today with the stories and from Joshua chapter one before I read some verses out of Joshua chapter one I have a gospel tract in my hand and this is a really good one if you have never shared the gospel before it's a good one for you to get it's entitled it's free and what makes us such a good tool it's this in this gospel tract as you open it up it emphasizes the fact that salvation from our sin is a free gift from God and on the left-hand side as you open the gospel tract it asks this question what is free the answer is salvation is free and there are five Bible verses that clearly state salvation is a gift from God on the right hand side as your tract is open the question is where can I find it we're gonna find this free salvation answer it's in God's risen son and there are four Bible verses there which clearly say that salvation is in the person of Jesus Christ the last panel on the back of this tract asked this question when and how may I have it how can I have this gift of eternal life when can I have this gift of eternal life and the Bible verses are there to explain that you can have it right now now friend I'm telling you about this tract for a simple reason if you've never become involved in personally telling the gospel this tool will be a handy tool for you to have with you because all the Bible verses you could ever want in need are here in front of you to share the gospel with clarity even letting the person to whom you are talking read the verses for themselves this track again is entitled it's free just one of the 40 tracks in a sample packet will send you if you'll give us your name and mailing address at the end of the program my announcer will give to you our mailing address phone number website and so on and be ready have pen and paper ready and just in case you cannot stay to the end please jot down our website you can order the sample packet from the website our web address is this Bible Trax Inc dot o-r-g all those words are run together Bible tracks Inc dot org well if your Bible is open to Joshua chapter 1 let me point your eyes to verse 6 it says this be strong and of a good courage look at the opening words of verse 7 only be thou strong and very courageous look at verse 9 have not I commanded thee be strong and of a good courage be not afraid neither be thou dismayed and then the very last line of this chapter the end of verse 18 it says this only be strong and of a good courage four times here in this chapter we are told to be strong out of a good courage before I read the letters that I've got here let me encourage each one of us who know Christ as Savior that we might become personally involved in telling the gospel here in Joshua chapter 1 we see that four times the challenge is told by God here to not be afraid and to be strong three of these four times it is God saying these very words to Joshua himself but why why is God telling this to Joshua well in Joshua chapter one Joshua is beginning a new face of life he's moving from being the helper of Moses the second hand of Moses to become the leader in Israel Moses is going to be guys dead now and Joshua takes over and this new assignment was a daunting one to be sure and God called Joshua to be strong and courageous three times but with each of the times he says this God added a different reason in verse 6 God says be courageous because you have a place to serve Joshua had to conquer the promised land but then he had to divide it up among the tribes in verse 7 God says be courageous because you have a practice to do Joshua was to live a distinctively different life because he was going to obey the Word of God and then in verse 9 God tells Joshua to be courageous because God's presence would be with him wherever he went well let me apply these three calls to courage to each of us to know Christ today each of us who know Christ can begin a new life faced today a gospel telling phase number one we have a place to be courageous just like Joshua only you can be the witness in your place I can't be there you can't be in my place but we all have a place to be a gospel witness number two we have a life practice that requires courage we've been called to live out the life of Christ we're to live out his truth and his character that takes courage in our day and number three we have God's presence with us wherever we go our Savior will never leave us nor forsake us we can't have a new life phase we need the courage to do this and if you've never been a personal gospel teller before I challenge you to begin that new phase in your walk with God hear God's challenge to Joshua God is calling you and me to be strong and courageous and giving the gospel to the Lost people around us I mentioned those letters here's one here's one coming from South America he says that I am the chief technical officer and a company here and he mentions the town in South Africa I'm a saved child of God and would just like to acknowledge and thank you for the awesome work you're doing recently I ordered some broadcasting equipment from a company in Elkhart Indiana called crown broadcasting and to what surprise I was to find your track inside the box the track was how can a person be away I would like to thank you for your good work and successful work that you are doing you are reaching the ends of the earth who would have known him there's a broadcasting equipment company in Elkhart Indiana putting our tracks in with their equipment setting them all over the world we also got two letters but they really kind of go together I got this one from a church in Chillicothe Illinois it says this our junior church children signed cards for residents in nursing homes and veterans homes in our area they include a track with the card this past Christmas they signed and sent out over a thousand cards and gospel tracts we received a call yesterday from the son of one of the VA residents thanking us for the card and the track he was quite blessed with both well that came three days ago from a local church here Calvary Baptist Church in Chillicothe but then today in the mail law behold we get this letter he says my father is a resident at the Illinois veteran's home he mentions where it is he received one of your tracks entitled the Christmas characters from the Calvary Baptist Church in Chillicothe Illinois my dad is 95 years old he loves Jesus he became born-again in 1967 at the age of 43 he is not clear on everything mentally today but he's quick to express his love for the one who died for his sins praise God I would like to have some of your track samples sent to me and he tells us where to do that here it is jr. Church kids in Illinois impacting a man's life 300 miles away in Indiana by giving out a gospel tract oh no nobody came to Christ in any of this but some believers were strengthened because people gave out gospel tracts get some tracks from us as my announcer gives our contact information thank you for joining us today for Bible tract echoes if you would like to receive a free sample packet of our tracks you can contact us by calling 309 eight two eight six eight eight eight our mailing address is Bible tracts p.o box 188 Bloomington Illinois six one seven oh two again our phone number is three oh nine eight two eight six eight eight eight and our mailing address is P o box 188 Bloomington Illinois six one seven oh two you can also contact us through our website our web address is bible tracks Inc dot org remember the word tracks is spelled TR AC TS that address is Bible tracts Inc dot org may the Lord richly bless you as you serve Him [Music] | Bible Tracts Inc. | UC6SEDzckAntH2D_1X6WXYdQ | 2019-01-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,287 | 11,715 |
IrMK8A2OGGM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrMK8A2OGGM | Daily Market Review: USD Retreats, Equities Gain as Optimism Returns | jayati just fair and direct good morning everyone and welcome to JD's daily market review for June 26 I am Haralambos bistros senior market analyst here at JD and I will talk about the SSDs main market movers what's my opinion we can hit what are today's important events and how they could affect the markets but before we start let's read our disclaimer the content we produce does not constitute investment advice or investments Commendation should not be considered as such and does not in any way constitute an invitation to acquire any financial instrument a product I will leave your few seconds to read the rest and then we will jump into our analysis okay the dollar traded lower against the the majority of the other g10 currencies on Thursday and during the Asian Manik Friday it underperformed the most versus eggnog and is Indiana's in that order while it lost the least ground versus CHF the Canadian dollar and the Japanese yen the greenback act out some games only against the euro now the relative weakness of the safe havens dollar yen and Frank combined with the strengthening of the risk linked to Aussie and kiwi suggests that market sentiment rebounded once again yesterday indeed looking at the performance of global equity markets we see that major EU and us in this is where a sea of green with the upbeat morale rolling into the Asian trading today although Hong Kong's Hang Seng is down 0.76 percent japan's nikkei to 2/5 at South Korea's ko SPI gained one point eighteen and one point zero six percent respectively the revival of market optimism may be owed to ECB decision to expand its stimulus efforts as well as the relaxation is some capital requirements in in the US that ought to free up cash for lending the ECB said it would offer EU loans to settle on banks outside the eurozone which may have also been the reason why the euro was the main loser while in the US banking regulators east rules covering in large banks with with complex trading and investment and investment portfolios well said there there were also headlines of developments adding to concerns with regards to a second round of corona virus was spreading worldwide global infected cases continued to accelerate with the daily number rising to just shy of its record which was hit last Friday on top of that in response to another search infections infections and hospitalizations in the u.s. Texas governor announced he is hurting the economic reopening lately we've been repeatedly saying that in the financial world there seems to be a battle between those who believe that an economic recovery could could happen faster than previously thought and those who are concerned over a second wave of fast spreading of the virus something that could result in a second hit in the global economy on Wednesday the latter groups seem to have had the upper hand but yesterday it was the turn of the first we repeat that we belong in the first group and the reason is the lack of willingness around the globe at least for now for introducing restrictions something that allows economies to continue to recover however bearing in mind the accelerating infections and the neutral trading a technical picture in several stock in this is another sentiment engages we stay sideline for now we prefer to wait for clearer signals that the latest is risk recovery said to continue while in order to start considering the bearish case we would like to see more lockdown measures being reproduced now as for today's events the calendar appears relatively light today with the only day that I said worth mentioning being the US personal income and spending for May as well as the core PCE index for the man personal income is forecast to have slid a 6 percent month-over-month after increasing 10.5% while spending is expected to have risen nine percent month-over-month after tumbling 13.6% the case for declining income is supported by the average hourly earnings monthly rate which fell to minus one percent month-over-month from class four point seven percent while the strong rebound in retail sales for the month supports the notion for a rebound is spending as for the kora PC rate the vets favor deflation gauge it is expected to have slowed to 0.9 percent year-over-year from 1 percent year-over-year the case for that is supported by the core CPI rate which slid to one point two percent year-over-year from one point from one point four percent the finally University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for June is also coming out in the forecast is for a confirmation of the initial estimate which is seventy eight point nine so that's it from me thank you very much for watching and listening for those who are interested in learning about the main events of the week matter where you can subscribe to the weekly market outlook webinar which I'm holding every Monday at 7 o clock a.m. GMT time you can find the link in the description below so goodbye have a great day a great weekend and I'm looking forward seeing you here again next week jayati just fair and direct | JFD Brokers | UCvSb27uzIbuWdIudH1vpaaQ | 2020-06-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 882 | 5,068 |
3y1RSdY-PUo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y1RSdY-PUo | WHO GETS HATHORNE HOUSE?! - Nancy Drew: Midnight in Salem Part 22 (THE END!) | [Music] it's like i just spent hello deardraw oh we came out of the boys you look dirty yeah we need to see the judge now yeah us too we found the the will no need to recap let's go the will we're good nancy are you all right deardr can you frank and joe wait in the hallway don't let anyone leave this office my pleasure hmm did you say that she was being like a body is this it's urgent yes it looks like it is it a confession maybe judge we've been here all night i think it's time we retire you're not going anywhere perp excuse me your honor it's become clear to us that miss cole has been the perpetrator of numerous crimes here in salem including attempted murder murder judge please that's a very serious claim we know i know and this is a serious case people's lives hang in the balance this is very cute and all but we have to do it before your pb js get cold i have proof and it's all related to the hathorne house the future of which rests in your hands so i think you should hear me out before you sign that paper all right what you can't be serious judge this is clearly a half-brained attempt to delay what we have determined to be a sound judgment that the hathorne house should revert to the state we have spent most of this evening going over all possibilities for how to decide the rightful owner of this house and you've been very adamant that the state should handle it but if nancy has any evidence to add i'm willing to hear her out now all of a sudden he's being raised unbelievable all right um these are all true what's wrong with the water supply that's been poisoning lauren holt's water supply poisoning that's just too much after interviewing lauren holt and experiencing some negative side effects from drinking her water i discovered that someone had been tainting her water supply with ergot well that would explain my client's erratic behavior over the past few weeks she lost her mother months ago and that woman wasn't her mother how do you know that ergot causes erratic behavior you said she was poisoned wouldn't that affect anyone's behavior what exactly are you insinuating i just told you that you know how ergot affects its victims i'm not answering these questions i have a question i'm well versed in biology all right but any tidbit of knowledge i have you'll just try to trap me with it use it against me i don't need to do that because i found in your office a map of the hathorne house's water system yes and did you also find the notice of demolition on my desk when you illegally broke into my office door was open are you going to arrest her for breaking and entering is what nancy saying true of course i have a map of the hathorne house's water plans so you admit it you are going to try to demolish hathorne house i was providing my client lauren holt with that option yes the land is worth a lot of money and i was doing my due diligence have you done yours yes what about flooding the tunnels under salem in the past hour would you know how to do that miss cole i was here miss drew your coat looks pretty soaked and muddy shoes water is wet and it's raining outside are you satisfied with the ridiculousness of this yet how much longer are you going to let this go on it all does seem circumstantial i got more is that all you have mr no we'll start with the events maybe yeah i think we're gonna do them responsible for stealing aw evidence from your office this should be interesting it will be i spoke with your son jason he claims alicia forced him jason is a grown man his actions are his own alicia lent jason her car then jason broke into the evidence room and stole the files i have proof on cctv so what it actually sounds like is that jason took my car stole the evidence and somehow i'm to blame [Music] yeah how did he have access to your car i gave him the keys he runs errands for me all the time and how did he have access to the evidence room only you and the judge had the code look here on the wall an access code i wonder if it's for the evidence room probably god she is insufferable but your carelessness is the reason this happened in all probability jason heard that you left the door unlocked and he just went and opened it i doubt that he barely spends any time with me i found this in 10 seconds you left it out for anyone to see if he didn't know the door was unlocked how hard would it have been to find your key miss cole that's enough yeah like you're really gonna blame him it's gonna help make him like you more [Music] alicia was behind the theft of the book of apologies i've never been to europe okay jason has how did you know it was in europe i heard the judge talking to you about it i found plane tickets in jason's car he admitted to stealing the book of apologies on alicia cole's orders orders how did i order little jason to do this nancy drew [Music] jason has financial problems right judge i don't really know to be honest with you i know he's always looking for money he's in debt badly the fact alicia uses to her advantage this is absurd how did he buy a first-class round-trip ticket to salzburg when the crime occurred i love that she treated him first because i paid him for doing errands for me he could use his money however he feels fit he's a big boy now i admit i don't know how we could prove that alicia call the airline you can use the plane ticket reference number call the airline they should be able to check the payment i bet you it was paid by alicia cole credit card there's no way jason would have that much cash to buy a first class ticket he obviously stole my credit card you're so easy you admit that your card was used to make the paper you didn't even call them i i didn't say that if the card is still active i doubt that he stole it the credit card company would have notified you for making a large purchase and you would have cancelled it how large is this purchase thousands of dollars judge hmm [Music] if this is a court of law and the police were asking for probable cause i'd be hard-pressed not to allow it do you have anything to say i told him to get rid of those tickets you know your honor your son is a real idiot truly a world-class he couldn't even follow simple instructions i would have had better luck writing them in crayon carl you are not dead and this is anything seriously this is the kind of stuff i have to deal with i went to law school i have three degrees and now i have an arsonist two ghost hunters a wannabe detective and her assistant hey what no trying to screw up my plans yeah all the people you pointed out are the reason you're going down no the reason i am going down is that this stupid little town is stuck in the past oh my great great great great grandmother was accused as a witch i want repayment because i'm lazy she loved me so much that i want this disgusting ruin of a house for free so i can run my luminous vegan tea grocery store that is what pathetic looks like a bunch of whining moaning little people whose world view is infinitesimally small i can't believe our villains are boomers why i know alicia why because i wanted to do something for this town you're trying to kill somebody they learn more than all the bolivias and tegans and lawrence combined i care the most we should have leveled that old house a long time ago and built new houses with all that land we could have a real community here we could bring in new business that isn't completely reliant on stupid scary stuff i am talking about economic development on a level which salem has never even seen has three degrees calls what we just witnessed stupid scary stuff and who would be the owner of these new houses well after knowing this case inside out it wouldn't be hard for me to get the land out of the grasp of the state after all i've done for this community some recompense is in order so you get paid we're saying you poisoned lauren so you could build and own a housing complex just literally do you realize how much money is in real estate and give me a break i was just scaring her i told you i know about biology she was never in any real danger you still you can't poison people alicia i saw the ergot in the water valve there is absolutely no way you could control the dosage that lauren ingested you could have done irreparable damage so what i live here i work here i am a member of this community this town needs me i deserve to kill someone sometimes i already have the papers and i am taking them to the state office and none of you are going to stop me because you can't prove anything because detective girl brought up will stick so you admit to all of it yes now get out of my way the will oh the police are on their way you can wait here for them to arrive thank you for the rest this is unbelievable i only wanted to make sure you're a venture capitalist shut up during anything very shocked at what has occurred here miss cole will be held accountable for her crimes i will make sure of it but as much as it pains me to admit she is right we got a will we gotta well yes we do yes spit it out joe or frank whichever of you is holding it [Music] let's lead with the both of them yeah according to the book of apologies and francis tuttle's will lauren holt is the legal owner of the hathorne house estate the will makes it clear that lauren is the sole inheritor of the estate no one else however in the best interest of all parties perhaps there could be a way to erect a memorial for the accused witches that is something that you your honor would have to facilitate of course okay well what about the hawthorne house fire don't worry about it no one forgave me when i made a mistake break the cycle right may had nothing to do with the fire you're sure how do you know because i have a confession from the person who did it i mean she has to [Music] intentionally set the fire to force out lauren no well how do they even give us these villainous nancy options she is responsible for the fire but it was an accident an accident yes tegan went looking for the will and accidentally knocked a candle over inside the house the fire grew out of control i questioned her myself i believe her i'm afraid i can't just take your word for it will teagan give us the same testimony yes it's okay believe so well the house is going to be demolished anyway and while i wish i could give out punishment for withholding information i suppose we can keep this at a misdemeanor level perhaps a fine some community service what a mess this has been a very tough time for everyone i think the damage has been done agreed but judge did you ever interview mae get a statement from her no anything on record well not exactly so you just assumed she was guilty of the game a case needed to be built there was no case because you never needed to make one you thought she was guilty and so you treated her accordingly miss true yes i ask that in this office you treat me with respect no no you you deserve as much respect as i'm currently giving you jesus tell him nance nancy maybe we should you made this poor girl's life a living nightmare because of something she did when she was young she was a kid your honor her entire life molded and built and destroyed by an event she barely remembers can you imagine what that does to someone can you imagine what that does to her family to her friends well that is a bit unfair yeah it was unfair this town has a history of judges behaving without sound jurisprudence and i would expect that after 300 years you would be able to right that wrong tell them nancy you have a point but my concerns are not unfounded you think jason is a screw-up now oh what would have happened if he had been friends with her rude ass he is friends with her judge what how's that possible they have cell phones i thought at least i wouldn't talk to you at all a judge is supposed to judge people on their actions alone not the people they call their friends i just hope you remember that when you sentence jason because his crimes aren't imagined they're real and they deserve real punishment oh nancy's so awful sometimes it hurts i know i i would be like jason's fine let the stupid rich boy he's not rich get away with it oh look at the achievement unlocked heritage hey guys i just wanted to say i'm sorry for what he always promised that a secret was the most important thing in the world and we would never break it and i did you saved my life nancy hadn't found me well there's a good person hidden below this pretty boy exterior oh come on you may go away but that good part never will oh but he's like going to jail yeah yeah and who gives a okay i know i'm just saying that's that's not gonna be easy you know ships it but an unmistakably bisexual way yeah all right gang why do we hear things oh we are partying fine oh fine it's like a little like i guess we talked to teagan we didn't have to what i told the truth or at least the truth you told me 200 hours well that's not too bad i don't do that already though right okay let's just just the music which street art who's the artist i think you know i know her do you ever feel remorse for not sticking up for my sister i will probably be dealing with that for the rest of my life she doesn't hate me nearly enough [Music] i like this nice little party scenery [Music] you did set fire to her house yeah there is that it hasn't all been grinding punishment though we've had so many great dreams and one moment of shame i told you i would tell myself we were all kids but i was old enough [Music] we all do we are all going to help each other [Music] hi i never thought i'd say this but i'm actually happy you came yay just a bit of course the celebration party is the best part of most cases no well yes sure but i meant to say one i still don't understand why you went out of your ways i understand things have been tough for you please don't worry about it i'm just happy i was able to help you work for sure i'm going to art school i know i mentioned it but i'm really excited and nervous i've never really left salem before i'm [Music] i love this like fun party music can i talk to you now oh yeah i can so ready to leave yet no i just got here not the house salem you always wrap up your cases in a nice bow to run off for the next one the day after don't you this time i might actually take that vacation i mean i need to call my boyfriend does it sound like your style but if you say so [Music] i'm excited we had our moments during they were really gay moments in the end you cleared mae's name so thanks you're welcome it was my pleasure to help this attitude just kills me you did get tegan off the hook too though i hate to admit it but for a moment i actually felt happy don't get used to it i can handle cases on my own and i've just emptied your crazed quota for the coming year [Music] i know you can i'll see you around yay not you hey there how are you holding up i can't believe alicia would do this i trusted her you know things would have been really bad if you hadn't exposed her for who she is i'm sorry you couldn't have known did the judge have a chance to talk to you about the house it is yours of course but maybe it would be fitting to have a memorial for the accused witches there let me teach you some pressing this do you let them figure it out and it would be nice to have a memorial to remind us of the injustices that took place here but they never happened ever i'll think about it and talk to the aw organization about what they prefer that's a good idea i'm glad you see it that way [Music] tiger who do we have here if it isn't the insightful redheaded witch herself thought you were the only real witch around here there's always room for another witch in the coven nancy drew and i have to say someone with your magical insights clairvoyance even would make a great fit i'm just like observing i have always wanted to ride on a broom would make it easier to get an overview of crime scene nancy you dork really thank you for bringing us all together again it feels like ages since i was able to talk openly with lauren it's great to finally have the curse from that night lifted thank you i got you girlie all right we're saving joe for last because i want to marry him nancy so glad you're here of course i wouldn't miss the party after all we went through hey shouldn't you ask her you know the thing we talked about the thing we talked about before have you thought about it starting a detective agency i mean agency yeah has a nice ring to it no yeah i don't know oh sorry your name can be placed first of course yeah that helps persuade you i'm gonna have to think about it the answer is yes nancy is such a it was great working with you again i guess they're incredible let us know what you think about the detective agency i of wish i was in real life married to joke at their last little bits i guess as dialogue like the one yeah the second time i guess the coven would be happy to welcome someone like you all right come visit salem again sometime i always have new herbs and remedies coming into the shop sounds fun i'll be sure to stop by and stir the pies it's a joke about mixing drugs feel free to hang around i know may wanted to have a chat with you maybe i wasn't supposed to tell you that that's cute i'll see you around drew not too soon though i like that she hates us because we're perfect i just i agree nancy's too perfect here's tearjer really has the weirdest friends i'll see you around i think i just like leave when i'm done oh wait i need to give olivia's photo to i never did it this hey do you want this [Music] i have my own photos i got this one from olivia she wanted you to have it got her she said she didn't want you to feel alone [Music] oh they're going to start the covenant again keep this then if you don't mind yes it's for you to work things out it was so long ago we used to be good friends thank you for giving this to me it's amazing how one night really screwed this entire town can i give you yours back here i guess she doesn't want it it's the other thing wait can i give it to olivia that's a pancakes here do you want this no okay i think i should leave i got it ready austria that's where they're going on their vacation yeah i know i was just there but i didn't really get to enjoy it much i feel like there's a lot more exploring left to do there did you know sunburn palace has 1440 rooms yeah this is spooky well i don't know if you can stay there i'm sure we could find something close by yes i promise no cases this time just the two of us and there's a preview for the next game at the end yeah but first we have to look at our ugly faces here i am that was so fun that was fun i really liked i mean i obviously i'm tired but i liked that it ended with a little party and i got to talk to everybody one last time uh-huh it's like it's i think i think they'd like they quite modernize like nancy and the game yeah i like that a lot because i think you know how the games used to wrap up again like that was with her writing the letter writing the letters home i like this one a lot also what if i cosplayed joe hardy that would be pretty easy you're already dressed like that yeah i need a beatles hoodie yeah and a bottle of blond hair dye let's see what else was i thinking about this game i had thoughts i feel good about it i feel good too i do i still believe all the puzzles were right there at the end yeah really kind of annoying we spent like i remember the first time we played we were like two hours and we're like where's the puzzle yeah yeah i feel like they spent a lot of time like modernizing it and didn't spend a lot of time like yeah and making it truly at the end is where all the puzzles came through yeah i really appreciate puzzles and i want all of the puzzles yeah i do i do like them it's a guy named jason jason was like you have to go away for a while like yeah that's jail when you're thinking yeah um all right he's a judge's son sorry i had i remembered what i went on to say which is that in the game i feel like they almost made it quite like cinematic yeah with like the cut scenes and the end always happened in nancy drew games yeah very rare very rare scenes usually it's some sort of dialogue still yeah even if you only have the one choice they still usually give it to you and you click it and so i i it was definitely clunky though yeah for sure but i think that's by virtue of it being the first one of this of the news i feel like as they remember okay um it'll be better not alien ashes the one is that no the first one where the first thing is your game uh sikas can kill yeah that one was clunky because it was the first this is the first of a new generation right and even this obviously wasn't even as clunky as i don't know nothing was killed so you guys can kill us conkey and we played the like uh the remastered remastered it was still clunky yeah no i was and i also you know a lot of people um in like the little facebook group that i'm a part of like this one's not good they were like it's short and i was like is it because we're on like four and a half hours our problem is that we get hung up on the dumbest things we we don't get hung up by like who's the murderer we get hung up on like where's the button i have to click true and then i spend 30 minutes looking around and then we find it we're like oh there it is i also think people have been spoiled by like 300 hour games like just let it run it's good yeah i mean these are people like those are people in the name i know but still it's been a while yeah i guess so they were like they wanted a really long long long long game it's a fun way to spell sylvester do you have any more thoughts i don't think i have any more thoughts i don't think i've ever thought before [Music] i don't i liked it though i thought in the end it was very good yeah i think i liked the ending i liked all the like sort of mirrors with the past and that woman's like i want this land to build a house on and the guy was like i want this land to build a house on 300 years ago or whatever i like um like i said the whole thing felt very cinematic like this one in particular i almost felt like it's like uh you know i like i think the dialogue the villains motivation is very funny because it's like all these people are so lazy they just want handouts like it's very like anti-millennial which is hilarious and that's the villain also so that's fun um because like i want this house because my mom died in it or whatever it's like i think that's fair right i think that's fair actually we were just like oh my god oh yeah also they were like her mother passed away and she was like this isn't even her mother yeah okay they're doing a very good job making you not likable right just in case we sort of vibed with your motivations which were to profit off of housing right she's not like she was literally like do you know how much money there is and i know it wasn't like uh let's build homeless people housing it was like i'm going to profit off of this housing which is not right doing it first thing alone but she thinks it is library of congress that's cool i like when i use real stuff [Music] i want more chicken fingers dude me too worshiping gopher i was telling adam we were left alone you went to the bathroom i was like i'm thinking about what's open maybe we should do cookout yeah oh my god oh look special thanks to us [Music] our loyal fans yeah that's us that's us it's true dare to play we popped it right in the hearty boys or characters it's a work of fiction cool well i thought nancy was in the public domain i totally thought so as well i gotta give her up so i can start making stuff nice what's this what's this what's this these are logos i know i know but i'm like we're at the end i think he's just gonna take us back to the title screen probably wait there's a play again you don't know i guess we don't get awards anymore we got cheeses which that is fun and the quiz i do miss them erica was a type of fungus fungus oh we are gonna get it [Applause] that was the outside of oh we just got the achievement for trivia okay okay what are the extras we might oh here we go achievements yeah so okay so we got the egg there's only be damn it oh there's one at least there's probably i'm sure damn it oh no solve all master puzzles we'd have to play it yeah we could hardly do it at this level at least we got the trivia game man i'm gonna have to look up what those are right all right well well that was fun yeah we did it we did it bye to nobody who's watching anymore | TellTaleHeart | UCfQ9ITiqutx6vo2Zu4YlCQg | 2021-08-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,911 | 24,642 |
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BglbHqLdab4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BglbHqLdab4 | The part where we beat the game - Far Cry 6 EP 18 | [Music] oh hey I mean a vehle I see that where's we going wherever Auto Drive is taking us lucky my eyes are not on the road and I'm holding the gas so Auto Drive is going to have a problem I think we'll be okay okay for now uh we have to do any sharp turns we're Fu you're still streaming by the way stop [Music] it it INRI into animal and [Music] murderers driving real fast using auto drive through the streets of asir oh wants us to go around the roundabout properly that oh God and auto drive is nasty o uhoh oh ow uh oh I missed oh my mom I turned up for more we both know it is coming huh you remember this no what Li good upstairs oh mama free elections free expression free the [Music] outcast we damn is a gun what are you doing where's the black and white Pap I borrowed it I'm done tellal you no more secret meetings no more protests no more friends that just disappear he's too strong so you're going to just March into the capitolio and put that he's gone to Castillo's head no I'm going to build an army and then I'm going to put Castile in the ground come with me you don't think I can do it I've seen this Talia I've dreamed it my mama used to tell me save the dreams for the rich Fair skinin us we don't get to dream we survive you're not going to free Yara by killing Castillo rich girl you have to convince Yara at wants to be free for all of us Clara Clara want to tell me why you drag me back to my old orphanage he's losing Danny soon we march on the capitolo and now Castillo wants to meet you're kidding right I want to know what you think you've been face to face I think Castillo's always two steps ahead and he's not going to stop unless we put a bullet in his skull and then what we kill his kid too you had your chance why didn't you do it Juan had solid Intel there was a Caso up in that hotel he just had the wrong one you let his kid live and then Caso let you walk away from a death sentence but the thing is Danny you were right if Y is going to have a future his people our people we need to coexist and the point was never to kill Castillo it was to fre for all of us hey you had already made up your mind hadn't you Yara needs a leader Clara not a martyr I like the RGB suit though only you see that brother hey man I see my suit mhm you [ __ ] you absolute Yik a we got a pistol wow how good is it how good is it it's I know what we do next what next oh [Music] ow there's a note E you bred all over me yes I did I'm perect boy D meet me atan Statue outside OFA no what the hell is going on what the hell is going on one it's CL don't you just get there this is dday Daddy [ __ ] dday [ __ ] okay now we go to the place oh my mama wow who you shooting I'm shooting [Music] barel the Lion's de M this is when we attack this place wait what happens if we teleport here before we actually can go there uhbe you want to find out cuz I know I don't oh hey I can where you at hey this this work you know I can just my car is faster than bullet M my car is a water a car oh [ __ ] oh de no no no no no no no no no no no ah way I I'm not even M mhm what's going on it worked huh you had to have marked this so mhm so what is there anything to do here no I don't think so before the story oh we can take out the alarm first yeah what if we yeah what if we do that wow how do you take out a door some doors can't be taken out but some how do we get out well if there's a way there's a way and I think there's a way I need a high point oo goodbye that didn't do anything I got out I cannot get out you also set fire to the please zo to the way to the mama oh oh no no you're [ __ ] you [ __ ] you [ __ ] [ __ ] going have teleported there uh-oh take it down take it down take it out take it out I'm taking it you really going to make me do [Music] this I don't want to be in the gun seat anymore disappeared yeah it went down not for me just it just went [Music] hey don't do that we made it I'm stuck I can't move to be careful here I heard something oh oh my mama y oh go up there God damn it y okay I made it yeah accepting Miss separation with Juan has consequences you won't be able to leave until the job is done it's a one-way trip okay is this the end it might be and we killed M K so what does that mean one what the hell the hell are we doing here it's best to hide and play sight what hey my screen's black told her not to go why yeah to [ __ ] told her told who Clara what is happening he took her Danny he [ __ ] took her CL Castillo wanted parlay just the two of them said the war was over Li had won he just wanted an elegant exit play right into her [ __ ] ID Castillo's dog smashed our comboy the moment we hit the ghost [ __ ] so what next you and me are going to invade president's Private Island Chans call it the elephant you cut off the breathing tube they R out their own mother then they tell you some other [ __ ] up [ __ ] hey what's your size suo on or off what ah I don't know why it was black but uh okay I think we took his clothes every single soldier on that island was handpicked by Castillo so keep your distance these are Elite Killers understand ready I'll find sniper cover you hit the house I had my guess it's family dinner this should be fun wa go sneaky or uh what where's my weapons okay what is this so we have like no gadgets no boom no yeah wait just leave me at a giant Cliff just at least that is not de broken should be fine going to be fine oh [ __ ] got eyes on anon's Z in position you need to get that'sit what wait what's going on what happened I died so it failed H okay at least we're still starting down here oh a giant Cliff no problem no not the slidey speed no I'm not speed with the slidey because uh I don't the pants or the clo uhoh oh I'm in position you need to get past the wall and do it without getting caught you are a panther Danny no one can touch you any actual advice the gates through the wall will be locked find the key Danny like some kind of key finding Panther I'm almost dead dny don't you know how to hide a [ __ ] body what are you talking about Castillo security found the stiff they're on high alert now eyes open we didn't kill anybody well I don't think it's the bodies I think you're making noise they don't know got to take care of the bodies we're going to do this sneaky peeky like okay jusy bigy D sneaky bigy l H which means no guns well except a silence gun I don't even have any silen silencer stuff there's no silen red gun is silenced the red gun oh the rifle he open the door show open the door I'll give me a sec let me hide the body I'm coming [Music] thanks officer have to be careful he guys I'm here very video see someone in the sniper nice I'm going get damn it [ __ ] she almost saw me why can't I hit this person I got him I think we're doing pretty good so far there's people in this building hold on are they in the building I think I can take them out if I can spot them peekaboo why is the red on the map I don't know underneath us maybe oh they're in there just the key I was looking for all right well we got the key but let's go disable that alarm out the oh whoa good grief dis SA I think there's a person around this corner definitely are they sleeping oh they're right there I'll get the alarm there's another alarm oh yeah I need that here do we go add the El reinforcements ju I'm in copy d m let's move who the [ __ ] knows what the ste's do uniforms don't work in this area need to remember that these are patrolled by anon's Elite Killers your uniform is useless now and if you get discovered CLA dies [ __ ] right breathe Danny I got your back to kill the alarm special fores they won't take [ __ ] head shots uh-oh okay CLA where they [ __ ] are you kill the [ __ ] okay let's go get the alarm [ __ ] that was a close one where are you CL sneaky sneak you get the alarm mhm I got the beeper no back up [Music] now they don't take [ __ ] head shots bro big gun I killed someone on the balcony but they might be discovered there's another alarm here is there a door here yes we get past the door I got past the door Danny try the second floor I'm picking up movement there okay there's another in this area there's also a camera I got you can't see me through door right there's an enemy like all must be right above me mhm oh the other alarm's over here yeah I say we kill the people on the second floor once we get to the second floor I want to get up to the second floor I think the way up is in here no it's not let's go through another set of doors okay um I found stairs there's a b guy right up there yep yep y y y y oh he's coming down the stairs wait whoaa hide behind the chair hide behind the chair he won't see me I'm hiding I'm hiding I'm hiding oh he's suspicious I throw a rock Jesus can't go through that door there should be another guy no not over [Music] there h [Music] I guess our only option is to get over there get over there we somehow did it without being spotted was close a couple times yeah knocking Knockin stop staring sit Danny sit down my mother had a rule no lies at my table and so no lies for you I have acute leukemia I was diagnosed 13 years ago but there was a doctor he promised what we are all so desperate for time but it wasn't enough was it Diego Papa I don't want to hear this story I needed Insurance But the irony was I hated kids but Maria Maria she had a away with worse and here you are NE 13 years strong and what happened next dieo Theo stopped working when 6 months ago yes no Li at my table I will be gone but he he will see the vision through won't you truth or lies always truth you're a [ __ ] monster ah I think that was truth Danny watch my little Firefly dance you know when I captured Clara I thought I had one but it took took my son to show me what was right before my eyes you you are Liber I'm just a g no lies at my table you're a legend they tell stories about you come on you are their hope and now you will become my hope you're kidding right you still don't get it I told you to leave this is your fault you want her to live you will accept the rank of General in my Army you will be my hope my Legend my Danny roas where are you so obsessed with dividing us through yarans fake yarans it's one [ __ ] Yara let us make our own future you're just some sick dying old man and you poor kid your brain must be so [ __ ] up with his poison no I on Anton I'm taking out the kit who are you talking to I'm taking the shot what no goodby off come Diego now did I get him daddy one cl's hit no no no no no no talk to me Danny she's dead one one whack come on [ __ ] it up yeah anyway time to take out the uh gear are now available um that didn't go down like how usually does also they all know that we're here uh hello oh we do have our stuff hey how's it going except except for swap my pistol yeah my pistol and my second weapon you've been hit by a bullets you no lady check on that good Lord who's on fire wow answer your [ __ ] phone one [ __ ] where the helicopter nowhere to call back up now okay where do we go secure we just that's enough blood Danny escap to the capital the island is secure meet me in the courtyard on my way I'm in the courtyard I think I'm in a courtyard right now what happened Danny we never talked about killing the kid what do you care about some [ __ ] rich moso in a castle you think I'm a [ __ ] idiot you don't care about the goddamn kid you just don't want like Revolution to end we had her Danny he wasn't part of the plan you are exactly what I said you would be junky you can't quit just like me I am nothing like you not yet GL is dead but we have the Eagle's Nest this is where we'll launch our attack on the capital what are you talking about you know exactly what I'm talking about like it or not you are libertat he so either walk away right now or lead us to [ __ ] victory we never talked about killing the kid where are you going to finish what she started M well 83 we never talked about getting the kid Oh I thought the red word would be revolution was this not another con scene good Bo CLA dreamed of this moment when I met her I wanted to get the [ __ ] out of Yara then she told me what what we're fighting for she explained it really well fighting with you has been great just great I got your back you have mine you know even if you're old you're young that's okay too I like all of you what I'm trying to say is we're going to win what am I wearing [ __ ] you're really bad at this yeah wow Danny GL was a great leader but there's a reason we joined libertad we're with you he now let's take our country back Danny love you Danny we got you hero you look like a bag of [ __ ] like looking in a mirror no get some rest compai be the legend tomorrow why did we change clothes but none of them did I don't know please no not got it's cutting out the scene seor Presidente we must consider your safety libertad is surrounding the capital we need a clear view of the sunrise from here see presid I want y to catch the Horizon at every intersection I have several boats prepared if we leave now we can have you and Diego this is the wrong design I said Pera not vanen do not pollute asaran with my father's obsession with our Deco your eye is impeccable Senor president please you must listen at least the boy must be can you see it can you see it let's take a look look at the plaza again something modernist like [Music] J yes oh this is a r what here we go dny I know it's R cuz it's smooth hey oh sharping a knife you're weird what I can't use my weapons here anymore no we live here on we don't have enough pain killers we're short on antibiotics and burns relax I've been shot Danny Dan's there's a lot of lines happening at the same time I'm y which one's my gun damn it I forgot who was that one I heard R Li you are a badass no it's not that it's [ __ ] should be here with us it be small yeah B you're right and it'll spray knives and smell like a horse does anyone like [Music] you all right all right all right why am I dressed like this cuz we're the king of the castle King of the castle all right we got to keep going we got to kill the other King guy okay we got to talk to the whole ju guy I got to change my outfit first [Music] [ __ ] [Music] hey hey why you just stand the doorway man me m there's multiple doorways yeah but I okay now I don't have to slide to be super fast oh my mom I got to Nerf myself oh God damn it is he giving you voice Lines no because I'm in the pause menu God damn it I thought you talking to him no all right are you almost done no God damn it yes damn hola Danny you want to know why I followed CLA she had a vision it's because she's nothing like me there are too many Juans in this world too many antons and maybe too many danis there will never be enough clas Danny you ready to break a country okay what yay got cut scene and explosions why is that happening has begun enjoy every goddamn minute Danny man why did we need that see what like why it would have looked better as a render like this last time I was on a b ride like this Clara told me I should go work in a Yankee Supermarket she was [ __ ] with you Danny she knew exactly who you are she also told me that she would never live to see her vision of Yara CLA did everything with eyes wide open she knew what she was signing up for she should be here instead of me H you're allowed to miss her Danny just don't get lost in the Clowns we take esperansa for clown we are [ __ ] leave I can't see anything lightning I mean I can but I cannot out it's all behind it's all behind me you can turn your head you know it doesn't go far enough mine does what was that look to your right do hey don't go I can't see the front of the boat I can see I can go more than 360 what is your problem it was like this I could see Juan and you and that was it that's where the camera locked C we've all stay our welcome hey that's my [ __ ] life what Chey dialog not necessary die Juan oh you got to do like this there you go anyway so when did the nukes come that's the other G Danny I've punched aole for you to into esan nice one Danny our Squad breach the open I'm wearing flipflops for my uh Cofe pass wow are you good PUK six times hey can you slow down and I'm scared why don't you put on your fast clows cuz that will take me some time cuz I don't remember what they were well then you can you can see which ones they were by the the the it's the parkour stuff that's that's not what they were but okay there was there were a bunch of random things where's the park stuff okay I did it I puke six times I'm dehydrated and I'm scared shitless but you know Revolution and stuff he's find D don't you worrying up a sweet s for Destruction let's speak some truth you won I copy yena we've cleared the let's go out [ __ ] this I got that guy ready as I'll ever be lucky never twice in a lifetime what is even happen I think we go this way of which you've never seen what's this take a moment got TR and if by some miracle you reach that Tower remember the war is only over when we are all free see see why you shoot him lucky Mama cannot Pi where are you ESP what's happening Hon's Air Force can't move without getting swarmed by [ __ ] helicopters keep your head down I'm coming to you gracias here they come again I'm on fire I head shot him with a bomb K God damn it I have an idea oh mama that worked differently than I thought it would I see it um okay esparanza R libertard is here with the real voice of Yara we have trayed your Airway and on my way we have to keep pushing how was Denny up there not Denny [ __ ] you yeah we got the music going yeah you got this dyom I've reached anon's tower that [ __ ] lay on time to slay the lion he's quiet the smart so was do to run it's just the Fanatics and the True Believers now careful ddy protected by his best doesn't matter Anton is backed into a corner just be ready for anything it is time for see see and now it's graduation I'll see what they thought put him in the ground that should do it we have to get up there yeah this should be one of those grappling that we saw earlier it's not here just oh them you and I will yeah oh no not that way oh that's a turret to get up another level hey oh found it no yeah that works too I guess think of your family you must protect them from the getting up that looks bad fire that's a that's a burnt pizza roll right there yeah I think we're supposed to go in there n not yet I just stole some bases on the floor o [Music] balcony got it come stand on the balcony I will balcony wow reloading Center myself hey I can [Music] read screenshot moment I mean thumbnail moment yeah I got the bomb is he wow this you just sit here and don't move for a while like put your stuff away then we can we can merge all of the explosions that happen throughout the city oh all right but the ui's in the way so I might have to turn that off don't worry about the UI you can zoom in a little bit just put away your weapons okay I don't see Fireballs anymore come on hey go back inside and then come outside I might tricker the fire bomb all right is it me I have to go inside there's not [ __ ] happening all right I say we keep going wait that was the same bomb as before it's it's rep playing the bombs oh nice should be one on the [Music] left nice wow all that should be good what's wrong with this guy I don't know theyy wait for me me okay button dong we the door Dash and we're delivering a bomb for El Presidente no you have killed thousands set my city on fire destroy the dream of paradise all that stands between you and the throne is me and my son I'm no dictator Li you are not Clara Yara is burning and you don't put out fires with free elections he's about the same age I was when naras murdered my father I never thought that you would have to face what they put me through I am sorry Diego you are my lion everything that I did I did to make you stronger going to kill Diego you are not going to kill him he's going to die anyway last lesson M there is one thing in life that will always be true do you know what that is death see you will protect him from your friends from the monsters he'll be safe I promise lies Diego no God damn it God damn it everything's going to be all right don't move too it's it's okay D don't you smell that that's the stink of [ __ ] victory he shot Diego in the [ __ ] chest you got to be kidding me forget the kid D [ __ ] you he's bleeding out is he hitting the heart Danny is he breathing lucky I don't know there's there's too much blood don't move Danny we're coming up come on dieo stay with me chamako it's it's okay it's it's okay Danny you were the lucky one why do people even say that no no move Danny lucky what's happening sh I don't want to be the one to say this but what do we do now y need a leader until we we can hold elections there's only one person I trust in this room you better not say yourself yeah is your average Among Us meeting no it's not I'm not a politician glad I was maybe you are the only reason we are standing here is because we didn't wait for one person to solve all our problems when tyan is law Revolution is order where are you going y yours don't [ __ ] it up now he says goodbye Pai aha rule 16 we're still getting rules we killed the guy we don't need more rules let me guess it's going to be on the word a damn it now it's on the word revolution you [ __ ] let me guess good scene what clothes are we wearing toen Heroes TOA we look like an orange highlighter we look like we battle for the Little League never going to be an election there's plenty of Castillo's friends out there who want to make sure of that you want to go hunting it's like I'm looking in a [ __ ] mirror want a g always a Gia I ever tell you the story of the time Santos smuggled me into Uganda so I can steal him a goddamn SRA yes angry [ __ ] but that didn't stop me Danny just gives me confidence what what what Far Cry 6 what what I think I think we're done yeah game sucks game play is all right story is ass yeah kind of unsatisfying I thought I would like shoot the cas Ste guy oh [Music] okay wait just hack this let's going to start playing the credits again no not [ __ ] round two no no no no no no Far Cry 7 better have a better story you know what it's going to cost 50% more for your supp of the same and I come bearing good news our riro supply has tripled what ah you know he's so sad about that do you get I mean what his papa did WOW who is this it's v no a tragedy well you know some people are just seeking the mind at man they're out of control same time next week oh you can bet your life on it that's the villain from Far Cry [Laughter] 3 right see now we can't talk to the villain from Far Cry 6 and Far Cry 7 because the villain from Far Cry 6 just [ __ ] died killed himself we can't we we couldn't talk to [ __ ] Joseph seed yeah so same problem there job's not done a you said it first D Anton's dead but his army is still out there there they now feels like every week we got fresh targets to take down no rest for the wicked the beauty of Revolution Danny is what he says oh my mom it's been a bit since I've seen that good Lord you think you can hide from me in there m before what H oh we can do the Insurgency this week okay we haven't found all the Contraband in this region what Sierra pida we only have three out of the four Yar in Contra band what is a yarn G there's the weapons the weapons you find on the map in what region I don't know the big red one no the one just to the left of the big red one left mhm and what do we got to find Contraband cuz I had all of those what are you doing I was looking at a map I cannot see you have four out of four for the one that's just left to it yeah it was two out of two I didn't check the other region next to it the one with the red around it is the one you checked no to the left of the red one God damn it and I check right now but I'm dead ah I went underground oh I died twice God damn it I can look at the map this is to the right of the red one not to the left what are you talking about what Big Red One were you looking at Sierra pida the big red region that's not the red one that's a red region I was talking about the red one kuko is the red one no yes it's not red on my screen is the red one for me I got a red have in the red one then okay I have red bases in this region but the next region Bas is the Contraband when you press X anyway as I was saying I have red bases in this one and then a red map on the next one and the yarn Contraband in Sierra peretta I have four out of four oh Sierra I have three out of four oh I have three out of four in that one the big red region okay Jesus [ __ ] Christ hey man you said to the left of the red region find no weapon in this one I said the left of the red region and the red region for me is konoko the one that we're in right now yes no no no that's not red for me but it has the has the the bases like the one that we're at now you got to do it like that is on my market calls himself Al and acts like he owns all the Wi-Fi in your didn't go boom it went [Music] boom sh okay know where I can find hims or radar scramblers if I got no signal can I reload I got that oh oh yeah it sounds like you're at The Outpost just moved one of their largest Choppers there if you could keep that Chopper in one piece for us while you're blowing the place up we'd appreciate it watch out there's more troops coming from the south Danny Danny I've spotted reinforcements on head your way I am suffering I got you I just died four times in the span of 5 minutes s like a you problem all right that's it I R out the bombs watch it hello anyway aho who a helicopter these last guys this is not working I put myself on fire oh my God damn it why am I always on fire oh yeah I was standing next to you where the bad guys oh we have to secure a a helic whever that is oh well that's still a mission on my screen I killed the last guy oh no yay 570 Monet okay we got to get that one and I think we got to find it why oh yeah okay now we go find the Arin Contraband God damn it you know what we have to do first though I like your style what is this what oh black Mar what what are we doing [Music] now I thought that said [Music] penis mow I'm running away why cuz I found the helicopter What helicopter okay I think I know how this works meso m I think we were going to find that gun this we're going to do this first this is the thing we I get the Insurgency welcome to mesic park I don't give a [ __ ] about mesic Park can't believe this place mes put my dick up your ass there didn't even damage the car what the [ __ ] why am I so fast in this I feel a bit Speedy why are you Lola good Lord do you know where the visitor center is [ __ ] it's been too long can't remember look for the old park maps you should say I'll keep the meter running for you get going you Char far away you are never but I am charging I'm so I'm not even going to try never but I amaping I'm on a dinosaur I literally go B that what oh yeah I found a visitor center not sure where the cooler at though [ __ ] they might have moved it but it can't be far Ria compos is the name of the lieutenant there she probably has a key I'll find her Lola I think I just found Lieutenant compos she's got to have the key to the cooler I'll ask her nicely for it yeah good luck with that Lola got their weapon and heading back to you now [ __ ] you are good G keep cool in the shade or with water I grab me something what you're running away I was killing you are good in the shade or water look at this Speedy boy [ __ ] you are good the dialog keeps restarting cuz I keep being War grab me something from the sh you don't want that everything's going ah you don't want that everything's covered in blood good Lord that everything's covered in blood see what they get Are we almost there yet ouchy ouch L at the front where the hell are you had to dodge some it moves soon I'll de deal with them just get here and don't crush I want it Dan have some [ __ ] [Music] respect now look up Danny off my ass same you close got to shake them first so I don't to you but I will be there soon I have an idea what is idea you have a [Music] workbench ow I got hit by something some I got the weapon take it you can run around and murder yay Ro a stupid sing out tried to shoot up my taxi almost ignited the in my trunk so my buper and now the assle stuck under my car that is [ __ ] up and fill with legal ramifications Rola please e now I'm on my way hello bad guy Danny few more minutes until extraction more like a [ __ ] Extinction if you don't get here soon Daddy almost there you okay I've been better but at least these sados make this hell hole more fun hurry up there's no sados oh my mama wow need that water water SC so what' you give me from the gift shop this [Music] military let's find this damn weapon yes we will be complete when we find [Music] it oh no sound again it's in this region I think I need to die and respawn and all that oh oh who put water at the end of this waterfall ow wow what happened I don't know I didn't die man who I'm looking at a giant radio tower is it worth me hitting it you're at the big telecommunication station yes hit it the sold use the main tower to send out their Intel so download whatever you can there and when you have control of the tower we'll use it to broadcast our sheet H I don't see more bad guy I see more bad guy I found a bad [Music] guy oh my it's so weird I cannot hear them except for the music I got it nice oh yeah can I hear sound now wow D you I mean I hear it is fun how are we unducted this game is [Music] bugging the sound is very broken where no close the parachute I want to die I don't even take fall damage really let me try it again though where are you at I'm coming up I got you stay still wow um yeah so you died and I'm not dead help me I'm okay okay with kill you YY oh okay audio is still broken it's going to be broken like this the whole time unless we go through another cut scene not again we can make cut scene happen right I don't know oh yeah this fixes it if we both day I was like I have idea it's still broken I can't hear footsteps it's footsteps and like nature sounds but I hear sound effects and music I wonder if we do like a grand Primo I think I just got to restart the like leaving let's try doing grand Primo see if that works okay that's too far away maybe not actually [Music] then how's this work yeah I better not hit any trees you know how bad that would be it would be really bad not bad that would not be bad I'm almost there it's I hit the ground running oh hey no it's I hear music broken no anent sounds let me let me know let me see now it's broke what hey man God damn it oh God we got to complete it we do yeah otherwise my fov is going to be [ __ ] up forever oh okay God damn [Music] cuz my your fov changes when you get into a car at least mine does and so if the race stops while I'm in the car and it resets my fov is my car in car fov not my other F and it only fixes itself if we finish the race oh mama cuz I can't get out of the car so I can't like fix it [Music] myself we got to figure out where the last yarn Contraband is yeah hello bla oh that's a cliff don't go off the cliff o [Music] okay wait are you next to me why why am I ding whoa ow God he Splash BK motion blur moment owo oh I'm sideways I'm upside down my God flipped I don't even know how are you still broken yes I would finish it do it it's got to be almost done he finishes first for the first time ever yes maybe does ra ah now I can get out of the car and my f fixes itself thank God did you see that no what happened the car went like so fast watch this whoow Zippy I want you to drive this guy [Music] okay [Music] Goodbye Oh you're oh reloading watch my back yes see now I just hear voice lines I just heard you say reloading and that's it I heard I heard none of that hey ah come on my car is not moving it's cuz it's zap hey watch out oh hey wait for me God damn it oh no my life and zabid reloading are you going to get any on top of you I am on top oh it is desn hello lady oh my M wow okay all right uh all right we going to find that Contraband we have like a few minutes before midnight where could it be I'm looking on the map I think it's in a spot we haven't gone to yet yeah there's quite a few of those station I don't really know could be this place or this place there's two cuz it would be it would be around it would be a place surrounded in Red so there's two places that I see that it could probably be and they're both on the coastline and that window to where oh yeah I guess yeah so they're all over there if you want to okay drive us that way or I'm leave and REO so I can hear things oh it be quick it'd be quick and I have to be anyway okay it's like look at this look at this look at [Music] this I'm back wow W what is going on there's an F Cas here no go okay it better be in this last spot it is ow oh but I died [ __ ] help maybe save [Music] me May maybe save maybe me be safe bleeding I'm bleeding I'm dying please I died for that I will get the Contraband and you I got is a bow wow oh [ __ ] revive yourself where did you go revive yourself what about to die a okay what's going on he's Invincible hi you didn't your thing didn't blow up it won't let me re pass me dead hell wrong with I she know out of bomes God damn it it won't let me suo I keep killing you too fast that's why O A Truck wow yourself God damn it all right there you go and I bugged myself too I think I know how the bug happens I spam it before it shows up and then it happens no I think I'm the one causing your bug oh what is it [Music] so what I say it is are you hacking no I do a thing when I kill you and when you revive yourself when I do that thing that's when it happens okay that's I want to know if I can how how long I can make this I can uhoh hey watch out oh no no no no no no no oh good lord hey what happened I was creating a bomb Tower oh God not again go ahead oh that just happened that's kind of wack let me give you new headlights I don't see the second one but wow wait how many can I put on you turn into like a kamakazi man ow these guys are terrible at driving I am po dad [Music] man it goes through your legs okay is this good enough no [Music] more let me just took a picture of you oh God I think I took a picture just before it happened you can see the bit let me try again okay stand still and I will just do them all on your [Music] face [Music] oh [Music] God okay we're good we're good [Music] still what do you see I don't know what you see it looks whack you can say that again this is thumbnail material for sure [Music] I would stand down a uh my head's kind of heavy wait let me add more what if I make you a helicopter be careful where you fire man I know if a car runs into me I don't have on what if you run into a car right now yeah no no no [Laughter] [Applause] [Music] no what's over here oh another one yeah I can't shoot weapons I like this it's cuz your weapons aren't equipped oh if I press numbers I can shoot and it works I can kill sados I'm going try to snipe someone oh for [ __ ] sakes I try to Juke out it keeps trying to twist my camera around this obstacle what are you doing you making a pillar oh the controls are so I don't know if we can I don't know if we can activate it Hey sir don't get near that okay thank you oh hey I found a car why is my car in the WR car don't wreck this one okay gracias what all right uh wait get in the what does it look like when you get in the car the same it's amazing still top down mhm what was that it's not working what is it it cuz it's me hey you should you should flip ghost with this okay can I turn the camera no tractor I don't know what that did for you hey I can see like behind the vehicle a lot cuz the camera lags behind so if you flip a car and it goes back behind what is that oh no [Music] boomies noer I will not be interfered with while I said this up you're going to make a fork at the front you're going to add some spikes like the ones that are already there except these clo the dark and go boom that's hey there's a car coming uhoh that was close I sh get my pants right there I'm not even kidding all right Yik here we go wow that noise soe to the way to the mama oh is the car dead this car wait can I switch can I switch seats can I drive this yeah try hold on how do this work drive it oh my God this turns into a different game now I don't know where I'm going actually where's the road go there's a rock what who paints that rock green okay um I might have put some poop in the butt here I couldn't see this Rock I'll get you out oh wow that looked pretty cool that's interesting helicopter C me what happened to you I just died I don't even know everything's blowing up I'm moving very fast I'm moving absurdly fast I can't see [ __ ] bro oh on the hood hey where does the road go left or right uh [Music] right don't worry about do ow no no no I'm doing donut I'm running away where is the bad guy oh for five all right goodbye VOD oh [ __ ] he's late I got to go bed mhm [ __ ] we're still got to find that weapon that will be the last V yes finding the weapon and doing any last minute things we need all right good night no no no sh | Meepy | UCjrsn1jtMma1poJW1qG7tJw | 2023-11-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 7,849 | 43,192 |
-b0ciDkD4cg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b0ciDkD4cg | AMC, GME & More Live Stock Market & Trades News, Every Weekday Market Open | [Music] hey good morning guys how are you guys doing this morning get some late on the situation oh what an early morning man i didn't want to get up but i had to see you guys it was only lasted a couple minutes and then uh get a gold coffee india some tim hortons and things turn around in life so anyways guys i just wanted to start the morning out here um that uh i think we're gonna have a pretty good week here i was looking at some stuff um i actually had a chance to go through uh through our stock screener this morning um and uh i think we're gonna hit up in the upper 40s today or not today sorry correction by the end of the week um um it's nothing crazy um i just want to say we're getting back up um i think we're gonna have one more pull down um probably around december so just be prepared for that um i i think they're gonna really screw with us in december they know a lot of people just because uh december and january are when people go to the brokest okay they know that um i just really see them trying to manipulate us trying to get us to sell um i could just really see that um it just makes sense right um we hit the people where they're most vulnerable right so um yeah i i could just see it um i'm just throwing that out there guys just because uh and ladies um i just wanted to just so you guys aren't uh going oh man we lost all that like we're [ __ ] we're up to like 60 bucks and all went back down to like 40 or 30 or something just don't worry about that don't worry about the numbers guys i just want to tell you guys that okay i just want to i just want all people upset around christmas time we're going to be doing some christmas events on the channel um and off the channel on our private network that we just developed here so um there's actually another platform that i was looking at through google too um but let's just stick with this uh this meet and greet thing it comes in crystal clear like very you can put those uh things up behind you and stuff that was cool man those uh i i don't know what it's called back screen [ __ ] or whatever it's pretty cool guys so anyways i wanted to um can you guys hear everything crystal clear although you guys can see me let's get that out of the way i always do that first thing in the morning just because uh i just don't want to start getting into stuff and then all of a sudden we have issues i just want to get that out of the way anything just give me thumbs up we should have a faster response today i did some a little bit of software uh upgrades on my computer on the weekend and damn i was playing some video games across the world man i kicked ass on the uk in a [ __ ] gunfight man it was awesome awesome stuff i don't know if you guys i'm getting old play video games but what are you talking about um sorry brother josh i don't know what you're what do you mean you have to be more elaborate man isn't amc going to jan um i don't know what you're talking about brother okay isn't the seminar unlock you there you youtube unlocked acv isn't going to um yeah no i'm saying it's going to have its down pole like just uh what they're gonna do is they're gonna like they're doing what this like last month they went down to 30 right and then it just i'm just talking it's going up and down you know what i mean i'm just preparing you guys around christmas time to get a down pole and then we're gonna it'll stabilize don't worry about that that's all i'm just trying to say is i could totally see that they're gonna hit us in vulnerable time um we all we all kind of figured that the squeeze is gonna be out in the new year right um we just don't have the volume um we just have a whole bunch of uh stuffing thanks thanks guys i really appreciate that feedback um it is what it is um we know what we own um we just stick together as a team um and it is what it is right at least we got this group there's a lot of people that are so low they're just sitting there like got no fingernails left you know what i mean right on thanks guys so yeah um i just want to put that out there i'm i'm not trying to get you guys all nervous and screwed up uh after the squeeze i'll start playing video game okay sanjay okay dude there's a one that i said dude i don't play video games but i wanted to [ __ ] let's test this computer out let's see what she could do i had the things i had warning things coming up overheating overheating overheating i was oh man it was hardcore dude it was hardcore i had to uh yeah the volume is it is key it is key guys so i just wanted to tell you probably around my birthday it's gonna have a down pole they're not stupid um they know that people are spending a lot of money on stuff they know that um in january is when people are broke okay a lot of people are on credit cards scrambling moving bills around robin peter to pay paul it's just life it's life okay we go through it every year except that uh um it is what it is i just want to put that guys out there for you guys just because i respect you ladies and gentlemen um and um i just don't want you to just be prepared for it so when it happens it's like oh cam already talked about it no big deal we already knew this was going to happen let's move on right that's all i'm saying um that's all i'm saying um so i just wanted to uh to uh to talk to you about that that's right jerry jerry jerry's right we guys we caught this man like like you guys are you guys don't even know why you know what you own but um it's gonna be really good and i'm very confident in that frigging that thing that we did on saturday holy [ __ ] that fast response within like a second i can say hey and you guys are like yeah he just spoke to me like it was so fast of delay over to sanjay in the uk it was like two second ping boom boom wow man it was just insane so when we're doing our selling i'm just gonna be doing it on the channel but i'm gonna have you guys on the laptop over here and i'm gonna have a i'm gonna have my [ __ ] ear my earbuds on listening to you guys you guys get priority man like over the channel you guys like because just don't worry about it i'm all about making money i'm not trying to make friends on youtube in the middle of the squeeze okay like it's it's this is our time to shine and um there's gonna be a lot of vultures coming to the channel i know that trying to pick up on our [ __ ] signals and what we're doing and how we have our plays and and and what we know and they're not stupid people have [ __ ] everybody on youtube knows who we are like you know what i mean like it is what it is a lot of people watch i can tell by the amount of people watch my channel it's it's crazy okay so i'm gonna go through i'm just gonna go through everything oh i know i know what happened to some people is that that that stream key that link that i sent out to you guys it doesn't save and i didn't know that so um i guess some people snapshotted it like screen shot it and then they got it that link we're gonna keep forever okay that way it doesn't expire we can use that same link okay for our chat but before we go into a squeeze we're going to switch it okay i want a fresh link i just don't want to just in case right i'm just paranoid okay so warren did try to get on he messaged me and i i wasn't my emails i don't have a notification for my emails to come up when i'm streaming my computer have it set so when i'm actually working on my computer i don't get bothered okay um that's not kind of my fault it's just the way i do it right i don't like to be bothered when i'm making money right it just i don't care who it is right um if it's my personal family and like say somebody's [ __ ] has a heart attack or something like that oh [ __ ] up forget that they don't but they got my phone right so anyways um i didn't say yeah see christopher don't feel bad a bunch of you didn't it's it's good what's the learning curve that's why we do these test runs okay guys like i told you i i really put a lot of [ __ ] thought into this [ __ ] man it's not just like off the seat i might fly up this even my pants hey let's just do a link and then we'll we'll just uh use it once and then we'll go to the squeeze no we're going to be talking to somebody we all talked about the prices what it's going to go to everybody's pretty much on the same prices i went through what am i selling i went through exactly what i'm selling at to you guys i divulged that i will not talk about it on youtube okay so um oh and uh alina i did send you um i know sanjay contacted you sent me an uh um not an email but you you gotta get my email girl i can't put that link right on youtube like on the wall i can't do that we'd have [ __ ] thousands of people trying to go under your guys names trying to get on there oh there's a manipulation big time i already had to deny a couple people um that were trying to manipulate and some people that i don't even know were trying to get on the stream i just didn't say anything because they didn't want to see you guys we had two people trying to go under some names i never recognized and they're like they kept them yeah it people are weird man they just it's weird knowledge is power right so it's all good guys we'll work it out it's all good don't stress guys we'll do it in a couple weeks okay so i'm just going to go through everybody here and just my routine you guys know my routine and i just want to get that out of the way um we'll mark it open cam you're falling behind here you're [ __ ] up again whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa come on oh why is that working now oh the computer's bogged down i'm [ __ ] there you guys go hopefully you heard that oh oh oh stop stop stop you got a guy's got a double how can you guys hear that because i can't hear that on this end i have it set up so it doesn't reverb through my mic again i i don't know if that new software is working i don't know give me a thumbs up if you could hear that so anyways just let me pop all this [ __ ] back up here and let's have a look at eating [ __ ] see okay we're getting that [ __ ] bush here okay i'm just gonna go through everything while this stabilizes we'll be by 45 by the end of the week guys okay good morning everybody here this let me start at the top here i know why jp didn't come on uh he has his open bar guys like you guys are welcome that's what he his bar opened at the uh he has a bar online that you can go party on and [ __ ] i told you about his proctor prospecting show that's why jp didn't come on guys because um we aired at the same time as him which i i didn't plan on it's just the way that we had to do it we had to do a test run guys for the channel but next time we'll go around that because i know some of you guys probably go over there and watch his bar his uh his prospecting stuff it's really cool stuff man so anyways uh jay good morning brother and thank you for uh joining us on saturday alfred warren good morning and i did get your email about you trying to get on the channel with the with the stream with the uh we'll put that i'll put that back up this morning we're gonna use that same [ __ ] link okay and then we're gonna change it just before the squeeze just everything will be the same the link will be different okay you guys gotta send me your emails okay that's up to you you don't have to do anything okay it's up to you i'm just giving you the option you're allowed to have my email i'll put it up on the board in a minute um this is a vip room just so you guys know okay uh good morning christmas joshua good morning t how you doing which is citizen i just call him t because he's my brother you're all my brothers but i call them t i don't know why i just just it's me i'm weird so um ah my shoulder's just messing today good morning hambone what's up brother 2 500 shares to sunday oh there you go [ __ ] that's a lot man that's a lot [ __ ] you can make some good money on that in the near future okay sanjay's mic wasn't working up we know that bro we know that my friend um you can get like cheap ones even i don't know if they have dollar stores in the uk but at the dollar store i wouldn't spend a dollar on it go get yourself a set of [ __ ] headphones man some gaming [ __ ] if you're into gaming and you want to play games with me and [ __ ] man go get yourself uh unless you your driver isn't working but go get yourself a i got a [ __ ] extra set i could just [ __ ] about it so you live so far away i just give them to you i got to set up a set of these these are uh [ __ ] uh what are these uh dr dre's [ __ ] uh wireless i don't know what the [ __ ] they are beats or whatever i got all this [ __ ] laying around i have so much [ __ ] crap in this house so anyways um good morning michael good morning elena sorry i was having problems trying to focus here on the screen um lloyd good morning jamal good morning yeah i i did get your email jamal um dude okay jerry good morning mr l good morning [ __ ] good morning rodney good morning who won the game rodney on um saturday night oh gee good morning they took the kids to to the ah are they okay though bud mr l gloria good morning it was nice having you there saturday night gloria um and rodney too um lord kong hi buddy how you doing okay bob good morning i think we get uh suppressed opening the dip and we will head to 45 just my opinion and you're allowed your opinion on here brother not a problem oh sanjay uh is already fingering me he's already starting it this morning ah right on that's awesome i know yeah you're awesome buddy i want to definitely play some video games with you in the future i want you on my team though we can go as terrorists man on this game i'm playing [ __ ] is it awesome have you seen astros oh mr al you're talking to d how are you doing girl good morning kim good morning okay i'm gonna start off with putting that link up here for you beautiful traders here okay this link i'll explain to to i know most of you know just just bear with me on this um well the market look at this push we're having here guys um beautiful beautiful so we'll let that just go here we're going to let the market stabilize that usually takes about 20 30 minutes here i'm just gonna go off a little bit on my own chicken tangents like i usually do here um i'm gonna get to get you that [ __ ] link um for um for google that google link thing that we talk on yeah sanjay yeah that's why we're working all the bugs out my friend um for sure like i that's what i'm going to do is they give this computer [ __ ] up like it does sometimes like with this because i got some [ __ ] running on it man except i don't put my credentials on there i do never ever ever put my [ __ ] banking information on your computer you guys shouldn't do that it's not good on any computer any computer can be hacked phones are way harder to hack okay just just so you know especially if you're on a network that is like your service provider that's even more secure i know it costs money to run data through that but i'm just saying i'm just saying oh i can't say that on here uh we were talking about video games though i probably can't see that on here hey nope [ __ ] sorry guys well if they run it back they know we're just paying okay you guys know what i'm talking about okay the good guys and the bad guys about our video game oh yeah you can't say that that is like one of the main is i remember reading the agreements on that same as you're not supposed to be smoking on here eh i think they mean cigarettes though you're not supposed to support any of that stuff it's okay i'm gonna what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna put two things up here for you my friends i'm gonna give you my email okay i found all your guys's email links but sam just send me an email anything just hi okay you guys did i've already talked to obviously you know like d d war uh warren um i can just list them now um sanji ah [ __ ] all of you send it to me and i'll just um if i reply back if i don't reply back to you already have your email if i if i if i reply back to you i just wanted to get the link because once i reply back it saves to my computer okay um it actually saves to my google account now i have it set up so it's gonna save across all my platforms okay i have the sync button activated now i never did that before because i'm so [ __ ] paranoid but i did it it is what it is um so because uh the this is uh i gotta get on my little bit of a paranoia thing here with it's just i watch too many of those tech videos and [ __ ] on how to crack [ __ ] and it really gets on your mind sometimes um just uh it's just i don't want to be infiltrated right no and um that's why i don't have [ __ ] on my computer so i just got to like step back a bit and just let things just calm down a bit and because i don't have any personal information on here anyways so it kind of they're not gonna get anything right and i got so many vpns off yeah it is what it is better safe than sorry right i've just had problems in the past um as you guys know that's why the channel is down for a bit there a long long time ago not the most recent time okay so let me just jump in here i'm just gonna open up a new tab so i don't crash you guys out oh oh i just got a nice little meme picture sent to me oh that's cute so oh oh okay sorry i was just uh i just got a really weird email from somebody wow there's so many [ __ ] haters how the [ __ ] did you get my email wow man this guy is just relentless haha he didn't like i kicked him off the channel he's banned permanently last week he's passed uh yeah [ __ ] clown that's what happens when you start [ __ ] bagging on my [ __ ] subs you [ __ ] idiot yeah it's just some [ __ ] that i don't even want to discuss on here um just some [ __ ] just some [ __ ] stupid [ __ ] just somebody wrote me an email about all you guys and just i don't even want to talk about him it's pretty bad um just to [ __ ] troll so i tracked him down he's like you can't block me so i went through i know how to get into the configuring of youtube into the actual the [ __ ] settings um and i found him and i [ __ ] dismantled him so he doesn't even come up on us he looks for my name it doesn't even come up anymore on his [ __ ] anywhere even if he made a new email it doesn't it doesn't work like that so anyways let's find that link ski here um there it is i did send you the new one warren that's the same link i'm actually going to your email to copy it so there's the link we're going to copy copy link address and then there we go back to the channel um oh i gotta pull weibo back up okay then we're gonna go down here and paste okay guys here's the link this is the main link this key cam i know i'm gonna buy one of those keys dude um i'm gonna buy one one of them with the fingerprint thing i know exactly what you're talking about christopher i know exactly what i'm you're talking about um i i do need to get one i know i'm just i know i'm really secure right now but yes you're right that would just finalize i need one i need one with the c dra c uh c put input in it he got a strike oh did he we won't get a strike for that um because i was it's it's a it's a derivatory comment okay i was taught it depends on what you were talking about okay um when you say it if you're talking about newshour [ __ ] in your talk and you mention it yeah you're [ __ ] hearing [ __ ] right but we were talking about video games i can dispute that and win that i already know they wouldn't strike it anyways i know that it was such a it was such a derogatory comment it wasn't it wasn't specifically at anything it wasn't uh but yeah i know exactly and thank you for the heads up on that um so there you guys go there's the link okay and i'm gonna pin this the next one i'm not gonna pin is the is my email address okay i'm gonna pin this to the top okay you guys and that's for you guys um to save that link and then when the squeeze happens i'm gonna be on here live okay in the morning i'm gonna see the squeeze before you guys pretty much most of you okay i will be able to pick it out as soon as i frickin first thing in the morning when i get up i can tell by looking at the screen if we're gonna squeeze that day okay i can right it's easy to do right um i've explained it to you guys what you gotta look for right um and uh what i wanted to say uh what happened to me you got my link to yeah yeah oh yeah crypto oe for sure just copy this anybody on the channel right now in this in the um in our chat bar and the people i will screen it if you're not uh if you're not on here talking to us and you're part of the like i know we got a substantial amount of subs about 3 000 somewhat subs not everybody's getting on that vip room okay only the people that talk to me support the channel our members okay that's supporting the channel buying the subscription and supporting the channels you do not need to do that if you're on here talking like crypto he's on here every [ __ ] couple days hey how's it going or hey guys talking with the fam right morals is on here every day i'm not saying buy a script i'm not saying that i'm saying but if you do own a script you're automatically in there okay because you're supporting the channel it just it just makes common friggin sense um if we get overloaded on that channel i will be firing up another one okay um what i will do is i will just go under a different email address okay we'll just get a different code we'll have multiple like that's why i got multiple screens all around me we'll just dedicate one screen and we'll just one screen here and i can always go and get more tvs right it's no big deal i always want to get 4k tv for gaming just don't tell my wife so um it is what it is and that's that now i'm gonna put my email address up for you cam can we do a quick minute meeting yes we can yes we can yes we can guys um save that vial snapshot it on the phone right now um that's what most of the people are doing that is a brilliant idea even rather make a hard copy of it cold wallet it which a cold wallet all that cold wallet is when i say that stuff or somebody says it it is a non-digital form of of information okay piece of paper is a cold wallet okay oh no oh here here you go here you go guys go you're not an idiot buddy it's software i'm a [ __ ] idiot when it comes to this [ __ ] that's that's why the travel crashes sometimes and i'm just learning dude like you have to remember my age and stuff right and i was way one of the very first programmers out there very first i'm serious commodore 64. i know how to program and make a stickman dance around on the screen that was huge when i was when i was a young little buck cs trades when and you guys are laughing if your programmers on your i know exactly what he's talking about i had to rate uh probably about 50 pages of code out of a book just to make that happen there was no voice they didn't have that back then and they had a tape recorder that you had to press too it was [ __ ] up man cs trades 101 and then i i lost i just stopped doing it and then everything like technology every couple years doubles if you didn't know that and it's really hard to catch up on it i would never i i'm not i'm too old to catch up on it see us trades 101 um cstrades101 at gmail dot com okay guys oh i forgot the g in the mail ah the [ __ ] gmail okay i just want to make sure she has trades with 101 at g okay just hang on a second i don't um i just want to make sure it's correct i want to give you guys bogus information here okay i'm not going to pay i'm pin this because if i pin this information it'll override the link okay so just it's uh there you guys go dot yes yes sanji yes yes yes yes dost there's dos yes you guys know what i'm talking about so things went really far advanced on me we had that console see i knew how to [ __ ] i was one of the very very first programmers man i'm serious i'm not full of [ __ ] on that okay um like i said i wasn't born from a rich family that's google me yes mr l yep that's google me yeah yeah good old cassettes yeah and then you press this cassette and oh it was weird how it worked um and then apple came along apple wasn't out yet uh we didn't have that much money i i already told you guys i was i was born from a poor family that's why um i'm really good at doing what i do right i don't try not to make mistakes because uh like i've in my right now without a stock squeeze i've compressed my family into i've made more money than 15 generations back okay i'm already um i'm the only one that succeeded to this degree in life um and i don't take it for granted okay it can all be taken away immediately okay you guys know that right a couple wrong mistakes and you can [ __ ] yourself okay and i'm not bragging it's not bragging i'm it's it's a compliment and you should be proud of it if you guys have done it um you guys do it every day and you don't even realize you're accomplishing things in life right so and i'm not that i'm some multi-multi-multi-millionaire right i got a long ways to go i'm just sure i got the basics and that's all that matters right um and it's all self-taught and of course some youtube videos but okay look at this guys um i'll just wait for you guys if you have any questions coming in oh hey what it's all good it's all good lawyer you already we're on here brother and um you already got it nailed down it's the same thing we're just gonna run a test run this morning with it after we get off the stream we're gonna get off a little bit we'll get off at about 8 30 we'll stay on for about 15 minutes on the test run and then that's it my friends um it is what it is um we'll log on there and uh see the emails are coming in now there you go brother got it rod oh thanks jamal thanks brother yeah really a lot of respect for lloyd mann um he's wow if he plays his cards right that young man is going to be a very well off young man in his ear late 20s watching our channel and stuff and just [ __ ] he absorbs the information wow he's good he's a good kid i know yesterday we can call him a kid because he's [ __ ] young dude but wow but i was too stupid in the head to watch this i'd be like i know it all that's the type of person i was okay i was very ignorant when i was younger and i'm just surprised i even got what i got accomplished in life because i was a [ __ ] in my own head like i just fought myself oh man i just uh but i i met some older people that i took me under their wing and uh yeah it just i i just don't know why oh what's up lloyd no sweat today bud yeah no doubt but yeah um i really respect him because of him getting on the channel and actually taking the time like that's that's serious [ __ ] and he's asking some brilliant questions he was asking on the um on the um chat bar the other night um he was asking he asked about dividend stocks and he's the age he's like oh hey i heard about these dividend stocks like what the [ __ ] man where'd this kid come from right so yeah he's like i heard only stocks buy our dividend stocks and he heard it from his neighbor and i'm like dude you [ __ ] tell your neighbor he's one smart [ __ ] okay anyways enough about that we already got that figured out um so uh so yeah if if the channel goes down guys we immediately go to that full steam ahead okay yes i did i did [ __ ] or yours oh yeah just hang on i'll double check i would have gotten it if you sent it yeah sanjay okay give me a second my friends i'm gonna keep my email open okay here's what we'll do when we're airing with on our on our um google meet i'm gonna keep the email open on the screen so i'll see them coming in okay guys so if you have a problem you can always say that yeah sanjay rodney um just hang on a second i johnny i sent you one johnny's not known here today yeah warren already sent you one you already got the link make sure your ebook mailbox isn't set up for purging every 30 days okay that's what happened to me learn off of me i lost all of my information with you guys man um and then i recovered it back but let's just uh and what our dividend list we're going to disclose it on google meat not on the public [ __ ] network here oh sanjay michael i wish i would have too i wouldn't list my goddamn mother with a youtube or a yahoo and bitcoin man oh but those are what ifs right i wouldn't be here with you guys right if that was the case did i get felix um i will check um [ __ ] would you go under a different name bro no i haven't just hang on it just give me a second guys i got to refresh this i'm not getting your just hang on okay i didn't i'm gonna have to check spam here just hang on because it no you guys aren't going to spam okay i'm going to delete the spam so i got a fresh box here there's over [ __ ] 99 to shoot there okay two males came in this morning we're just setting up for the squeeze we're getting we're educating ourselves guys this is very [ __ ] important i know that people get frustrated with me um [ __ ] he never talks about stocks hardly ever okay this is way more important than watching a [ __ ] screen okay if you guys agree with me if you like yeah it just is like uh i've already looked through the market everything's just doing normal it's just normal stuff today they're all sitting at about a buck uh we're at 2.12 for uh amc gme's uh just out of the green 0.15 there's really nothing happen happening that ticker symbol sopa is going down like i said it would okay so i go i hope you guys act [ __ ] visions lithium's up another eight point seven seven or eight point seven zero holy [ __ ] it's gone like 40 in the last three days okay so that's good good i'm gonna might recover my money on that so why am i not getting um not sure if anything okay it did say that it didn't go then bro it didn't go through because i'm not seeing you here man um that's weird that's weird try logging on to that link and if it takes you to a page where it says code um then you're on the right page okay and that is the code just so you guys know yeah josh i got yours that's one two that's funny yeah got your sanjay i got yours rodney you got yours uh warren i i don't want to go through them all but um if you do have a problem just make sure you got it spelled right it's not capital sensitive okay my email it doesn't matter on gmail it you can put call capitals if you want it doesn't work like that okay um felix i didn't get your email bro if it says it didn't go through guys check your check your um draft in your emails sometimes it'll draft it if it doesn't go and check to your sent and if it says unsend obviously i didn't get it right felix i should have had yours you've emailed me before i'm pretty sure maybe just hit me another one bro just say hi it's all good okay guys i'll keep on answering your emails we'll just i'll let we're gonna move forward here and you guys just keep on doing your your uh your homework there and uh just trying to get everything set up right there and uh this is gonna pay off guys for you because we have problems um we're gonna have three different divisions set up okay we're gonna have the us usa big division the canadian division in the uk division sanji is going to run the uk division okay so everybody out of the uk he's going to be the main moderator for the uk so what we're gonna do is um any problems with banking um any problems with stock screeners going up and down just to help somebody okay that's what we're here for to help okay and uh you don't need to be educated in it really you guys are you're on here every day you just need to um i don't know from the uk what banks and what trading platforms all that kind of stuff we should have somebody that is pretty much looks after that country okay not to like in-depth stuff like just basic stuff like um i don't know just to help somebody like if they're having problems like trying to get on the channel um with links and just that kind of stuff like this normal stuff just to be moral support that's what i'm trying to look for okay not sure i got anything man it said it didn't go through oh it's that that's the old one okay i'll check again guys lee is one of you oh chris oh okay yeah okay uh chris i got his okay yes i'm jamie um because i don't know your guys's different handles here man mr okay oh you explained okay i got it yes mr elsier went through sorry for saying or yeah i'll try to read them lord kong it went through josh you went through sanjay's through rodney's through johnny's threw warrens through recharged through tom's through jason's through you guys other ones didn't come through guys okay talking dog doggo yes it's not a problem there go hey josh we're not sure i got anything man um what do you mean got anything brother um sorry on that okay here one good thing about the being uk based oh you're from the uk too bro oh [ __ ] there you go sanjay you should take note of that my friend no payment for overflow dude we don't have it in canada either we don't have it either bro it's highly illegal here that's right bro so you sanjay um have you guys met at all you guys should introduce yourselves and actually [ __ ] meet up sanjay is really freaking educated i'm not saying that you aren't my friend that you aren't i'm just saying that i'm talking about the way i my lingo um just the way i talk um like if i say something a lot of people won't know what i mean it's in code a little bit um you guys have been around oh i know what he's talking about right that kind of [ __ ] okay and you've been on here too i've seen you a couple bob has seen me a couple times too you're welcome to join us yeah [ __ ] it's all good don't stress don't stress bro you've been on here for a [ __ ] a long time and you're a [ __ ] full patch member dude don't worry you'll be getting on there if you have to come stay in my house man i'm just joking i'm just bugging you okay so we got really low volume today but this is uh um okay i will sanjay i will oh that's that group that cat was talking about you you logged that down you listen is that what you got it off for her do you go josh what did you go under um are you going under i got gloria's are you going under a different yes i do joshua yes no no there's no poor change nope i bush okay is that what your email's under bro i sent you a couple before oh did you send you sent me a couple before okay just let me try typing your name in i'm just giving a second guys um yes i do have it bro i do i do i do okay so i'm gonna look up this symbol here um cat um which is uh she was on her um on her vip group on saturday um our google meet vip chat there um she's she's one of uh my very first subs um she is from she's canadian um very educated she is into a lot of shares man and a lot different stocks all over the place she's very involved in the market she's in a discord group like just all like she's just it's amazing right it's just amazing um that somebody could be that involved um and and and have a huge family to look after it just blows me away um but yeah i'm pretty good friends with her so um she's brought some stuff to our light uh a light here um for us and um i don't know if that's what sanji is talking about but there's some information that came out it's very it's not really that public yet um and i also got some information on a gold mine a copper mine up here in canada that is releasing shares in the next couple weeks that nobody knows about dude it's not public information yet i just came across it one of my guests that uh my wife's best friends that spend the night here and she knows uh mc yes i do m.c i do i'm gonna check it right now i do i'm pretty sure i do bro i sold you an android box i'm pretty sure but let's just check because i don't want to just go off of that how's your family doing bro your really nice family your dad and stuff yeah i'll try to talk about too much personal information on here i understand that um just give me a second yes i do i do dude you have a yahoo account right i just wanna i'm not gonna put any personal information i just wanna make sure yours is yahoo right which is not everybody has yahoo at google right i'm not going to give any other information out on that i just want to make sure that's you i just don't want to say your last name on here because that's private information yeah that's right sanjay um okay gg ggpi um merger with volvo uh is it and pole star um [ __ ] i don't see it here is it on the market yet j um sanjay new ticker pull thank you bro thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you that's why i wasn't seeing it yeah they made their own joint adventure here guys this is something you might want to keep your eye on um is this it here global poll no that's not it [ __ ] okay holy [ __ ] i'm not seeing it yet dude it's not here yet i'm having issues uh it might not be listed on weeble guys i'm not seeing it sanjay but guys as you know volvo group is [ __ ] huge they're with blackberry too okay okay cool cool emcee we got you bro we got your handle so ggpi okay sorry man i'm learning this too it's a new group right oh [ __ ] i'm in a lot of pain today guys oh my neck what the [ __ ] i'm getting some weird [ __ ] sanjay i know i know what you're telling me dude i know what you're telling me dude but i'm getting this weird guinness hellman hell hemi i don't know dude um yeah dude i i can't find it man it's this isn't it oh maybe it is no that's not it scores no that's not it um it's so new that it might not be here guys i'll give you opinion no kidding eh wow thanks for the thanks for the love sanjay i thought we were bros um i did jamal i'm gonna jump onto the next one here because i can't find it guys i think it's maybe it might not because we have to remember weeble is uh chinese right so it might take a little bit to get put on here and yes jamal thank you for bringing that up brother thank you oh is that neller and i l or it's an i okay lithium vision's lithium no are you saying visions lithium that's the one of course okay i'll go back to it i okay that is the one i got it it's saved here visions lithium if if that's what you're asking about i've owned that i own some of that stock dude and it's it's going up again it's up 20 holy [ __ ] that is my stock dude i've been waiting i was down 90 on this man just guys i got to put this on pause for a second here just hang on hang on i got to get my bank account here i might be liquidating this [ __ ] okay i'm gonna go back i just now it's up 21 from 1921 this thing's [ __ ] ripping okay they that's why i bought it because i knew there was gonna okay we're gonna go back here for sanjay before he [ __ ] loses his mind here there you guys go there's your stock my friend i just want to read on it where's the news profile there we go is a black chain company has formed the purpose of margin stock exchange asset stock okay that's different that's kind of a different nor generates any revenue the company has not conducted any operations nor generated any revenue okay trying to tell you bro oh thanks brother thank you thank you just give me a second here just did it it's just it's yeah wow okay where's that one my tsfa it is in my tsfa i was smart than i'm still down 67 67.30 on it [Laughter] richard here good morning richard brother how you doing oh richard um on the top there is um you already have my email so that on the top there's a link okay that's a google me that's what we're going to be using in the squeeze um we've already tested out on saturday um so can you um can you um it's up to you but if you want after and proud too bro same same thing um what was i going to say i was reading proud's thing and you [ __ ] me up with what you said that i was laughing i'm trying not to laugh but anyways um so yeah if you wanted to log in after after we do the stream we're going to do it for about 10 15 minutes we're just going to get on there and say hey hey it's working get it all set up so you're familiar with with the presentations how it works how to set up your mic how to set up your camera how to all that just that kind of stuff guys and then we're going to um we're going to switch the the link before the squeeze but you guys just enter it it's all the same okay so i just wanted to get it all set up we should have that um that is crazy crazy stuff and thank you so much um yeah i own eight thousand twenty shares man i don't have to turn that light off because you guys can't see i don't know if you can see that there you go i'm very transparent with you wolves man i never [ __ ] uh i don't know if you can see that i'll pull it closer maybe you can't i'll pull it farther away because like it there's a lag a bit here so there you guys go someone's gonna see if you guys seen it yeah there you go you can see you can sort this but yeah like i said i'm very transparent on stuff about how i lose money how i make money there's no reason to lie to you guys okay um i'm not that person okay so um i just there's enough of that [ __ ] going around on youtube there's a lot of people that don't even own stocks and they're pretending they do so let's look at this one for sanjay here let's actually do some stock trading this morning guys oh wow look at that pump in the middle of the market that was early this morning oh wow okay [ __ ] this thing's all over the place goes up goes down goes all around weird weird little stock is lithium running out of is lithium going up in the states now it is no it's not it had its run there's something happening with the lithium market right now guys it's weird but that lithium include back um guys and i would be this is not financial advice stay the [ __ ] away from that stock by the way um if it was me that's what i'm just telling you this is not financial advice but if it was me to buy back in right now it is at a low rate now but um i don't know what to say on that like i bought high so maybe i shouldn't say it like that is down pretty low they do have the purest lithium in the world it's 99 pure man it's the purest lithium in the world that's the only reason why i bought it but i'm just saying like uh i got caught in that meme squeeze [ __ ] um in the beginning of the year just like a lot of us did um and uh and then it tanked and i've been waiting for it to go up like i'm still [ __ ] what did i buy that i forgot to put it down just hang on i gotta figure something out here i went eight thousand twenty shares i bought it at 83 cents so 83 cents i still got a ways to go it won't take much well doubling it yeah it's going to take a little bit my wife will be so happy for me to exit that position that would be awesome i just take that money for christmas that's my tax free savings account too that's chris i'd take that and [ __ ] yeah that'd be a trip to mexico or something man okay let's go through some stuff here um let's have a look here oh blackberry's up i mean sorry i gotta stop that [ __ ] okay sundial is 90 cents it made it up that high [ __ ] yeah yes yes yes so ham bones in the money big time then he's actually seen some gains in his count good good good good good okay uh dude i'm just having to look here what else is happening amc is almost at three percent i guess you guys want to know what amc is going to go what's going to do this week i guess you want guys want me to figure it out for you right there canada is up i'm two dollars ahead on that one i'm just checking my own stuff out i i always do this stuff for you guys and i forget to check my own stuff out um is tessa's under a k now let's have a look at that i'm curious i'm just really curious about tesla man the guy's a [ __ ] genius right that's just my opinion as you guys know i really care i like the guy right i don't mind him actually um i want to say this to my list there we go it is down it is down that's going to scare a lot of people what was it at 1100 what was it um what was the highest i hate this [ __ ] chart man oh it was at uh 1200 that's gonna scare a lot of people people are gonna start liquidating [ __ ] yeah they're gonna get scared because it went down to 600 before that it has a pattern a um it will go this stock is going to go down in the fire sale it's gonna go way down there i'll see about four or five hundred bucks but then it's gonna recover like a [ __ ] battle to hell okay because um it's he has too much merchandise out there like product like what the [ __ ] is going on here with these i hate this stock screener [ __ ] man on this chart sorry guys it just really pisses me off i got to delete some of this [ __ ] that we don't watch it's really jamming up my uh my chart here oliver bit okay there's bitcoin okay she where's doge there's cardano the [ __ ] dogecoin oh there it is right there i see it how's that didge world going i'm actually curious i'm gonna go out and live here i would love warren i would love to go get the tour of uh that i would man i just wish i could go to the states i would love to go to that stuff is the stuff that i like man that quadding that stuff quadding prospecting um i'm getting into video games again um i i've never tested out this all this money i spent i i bought it for youtube but um my son is like dad you gotta get um you got to get a a better you got it i was just going to buy normal he's like dude don't buy that stuff dad get a gaming computer you can [ __ ] mine crypto and i'm not that i would he says it because it cooks your computer over time but he says you can run like [ __ ] 20 30 things on it compared to like three or four things and i'm like are you really serious but how can this looks like it has more power he goes no they diverted over to different um cores and stuff it's different than when you were a younger dad right so he explained it to me and then he goes you want at least a 1080p monitor maybe 4k i didn't get the 4k because the price right because i'm not i'm not a multi-millionaire here right so um and i'm already up over 5g on the system right which is not that much but anyways um i actually tested it on these curved monitors like i was telling you [ __ ] man it was like i was right there and i hooked up my ps4 controllers right to my [ __ ] computer and every time you go like this the whole [ __ ] screen oh that's [ __ ] dope dope dope dope but yeah enough about that okay so i would buy a tesla but i live in the north right and it's not the batteries don't i would buy a hybrid before that um then you don't need to charging station virtual machines yeah christopher do you play games at all my friend at all i'm gonna look that up what game i'm playing then you guys can see if you can a lot of computers can't run it i know christopher i know 5 000 is nothing for rig i know i know i know that mine's that mine's i buy power it's just under the best buy i know it's nothing it's the bottom high end it's the bottom of the like i know it's only a uh intel seven i think it is or something i said seven iron it's nothing i know i put new light strips in it though i rip the whole thing apart and i [ __ ] yeah anyways i'm really proud of myself i know it means nothing so i will look into that for you right now okay counter-strike global i don't want to fire the game up why wouldn't it tell me the full [ __ ] name okay here's the game i'm playing guys if you wanted to see if your computer can run it and uh we can team up on the same teams it's pretty freaking cool but a lot i i my son said a lot of computers won't run it the older stuff so um and like my computer was like [ __ ] struggling um it's called counter-strike global offensive properties and and you can use it off of uh um i use uh i use steam i don't know if you guys you can get it on uh um nevita whatever you guys know what i'm talking about right new gamers do anyways so yeah anyways um do you guys have any questions at all today let's get back on amc because that's our little four percent we're at four percent so you guys probably want to know what this stock is going to do by the end of the week right i'll put this on the one minute chart for you guys beautiful run beautiful [ __ ] that sexy looking it means christmas time's coming eh oh guys i will shoot a video um cores holy [ __ ] christopher holy [ __ ] holy [ __ ] pardon my language man holy crap you like zombie games okay that she blow their yeah it's going it's going it's going it's [ __ ] going so here guys i'm gonna jump over to stop sarah distracted i know you guys can understand it's all good so anyways um what i'm going to do is take that off there so i can um you probably want to know what this is going to be at the end of the week hey guys do you want me to go in and do my [ __ ] uh my stuff here and uh see what we're gonna be looking at for our highs of the week do you want me to have a look here for you guys i can go into uh i can go into um into stocks era like i did last time uh that's crazy i swear [ __ ] that's crazy man i i don't my wife would kill me i have a crest question for you here um i have one of these tough um a gigabyte i don't know they all [ __ ] that means nothing probably to you christopher the fans on the bottom of the gigabyte board you know that plugs in with all your stuff in the back the fans don't work anymore on it but the temperatures only gets up to 50 to 60 celsius i did some research and they said that [ __ ] only turns on when it used to turn on but the temperatures dropped um like it's cold in here i got my [ __ ] does that [ __ ] just turn on and off when it does its thing do my predictions okay i'll do it then guys okay give me a minute i'm gonna have to jump in here just bear with me um and i will do some predictions on um on this for you guys here i'll tell you what this is uh we'll do our channeling i'll do my channel stuff okay just bear with me guys i'm gonna be a white ghost here for a bit here because the screen i i can't put dark on it i don't know how and i don't want to mess with it so amc options and here we go let's have a look here guys i'll tell you what the stock's going to be roughly you know on the channel like in our channel that i've been doing for the last week here okay and this is not financial advice i got to say this um because a couple more of you went and put options on this and made a whack of [ __ ] money off of what i said do not do that okay guys i know you think it's funny and stuff like that but like [ __ ] like oh man like it's just i'm doing this for you guys just to kind of like because you guys want to know what it is and it's nice having more knowledge than the average person on this stock right but be careful i know you guys are showing [ __ ] that's a lot of money some of you guys are making on these options but like damn don't just take my advice on this i'm all i'm doing is just looking at some numbers here like okay so what are we at right now i gotta have a look here okay i lost everything here you [ __ ] okay gonna have that on one side and that on the other yeah okay there we go now we're set up for it okay what are we at we're at 41 right now we opened that what do we open that okay we opened at 40 roughly okay we're at 41 or 42 already holy [ __ ] wow oh okay okay i was just wondering thank you i have a navy i have a tough 460 plus ac christopher if you know what that is the disc i don't have a disk drive it's a b460m dash plus ac tough gaming tell me what you think of that bro is that like bottom of the line probably i know anyways so we're at 40 uh 40 to 41.75 let's check our options here for this week okay let's have a look at the numbers here ah there's a lot of people betting on high now okay so 37 is as low as it's going to go we're getting up there because 40 34 was as low as it was last week there's nobody back there's no hedges batting in on uh that low none it's like 349 that's nothing so guaranteed that they won't let it go down that low this week anyways the highest is yep you [ __ ] fifty dollars right on the money man 21 000 people 21 000 dude so actually they've got a little bit more so the maxic's gonna go this week this is just finance this is not financial advice at all okay this is my my predictions for the week okay um i'm giving uh what i'm gonna do is i'm there's gonna be a big gap here though because uh actually no it's not 40 they're saying what are we at right now 41 uh that's pretty that's pretty tight i'm still gonna go with the 38. or 37 it says 37 though but ah [ __ ] we'll go out we'll we'll gamble a little bit here okay the lowest 39 okay and just remember no option playing on this guy's off my numbers and we're gonna go 50 so that's that's a big [ __ ] difference though that's but that's what it says though that's what it is guys fifty dollars is the max for the week which is [ __ ] awesome man we're getting back up there again that's just for weekly options just so you know that's not for uh uh monthly plays or past okay that we're just strictly i'm this is the whole that doesn't work off a monthly you can't figure it out like that on what i'm doing here okay guys so i'll explain what i'm doing as i'm checking the options in and out of the money and the hedge funds are running this the only way they're making money right now is off of this [ __ ] okay so what they're doing is they're they're running the running the [ __ ] stock off of this okay so what they're doing is we're building a channel and we're building a a ceiling and a floor and we're [ __ ] running it okay and we're pretty we're [ __ ] nailing it man we've been nailing it like [ __ ] like clockwork um for weeks now um it's crazy like i totally [ __ ] i'm totally [ __ ] 100 behind this uh that's what they're doing because there's no way that it could be this accurate week after week and day after day it just it doesn't work like that okay so um i just came across this because i was seeing this happen time after time and i've seen this about a week before or two no about two weeks before i even mentioned to you guys and then like i should share this with the channel then i had to make a ponder is this gonna damage the channel or is it gonna like not damage it in a bad way i meant like are people gonna start betting against this and starting and [ __ ] themselves up i gotta make sure it's pretty good information um because i know some of you are gonna do that even if i say not to so anyways there you guys go that's my uh that's how i'm rolling this week okay guys there you go um what happened here hang on i thought my computer i thought i could smell it to the vape i thought i could smell burning [ __ ] board okay okay thanks christopher yes 11 11 gen dude i think it's i think it's 11. i think it's 11. i don't know how to check that out i think it's 11 it's in about right on systems um so yeah guys there you guys go oh the fans just kicked on big time now i don't know what the [ __ ] going on here i'm not even looking at anything where it must be updating or something okay so there you guys go my friends good morning cd what's up how you doing brother do we are we getting echoing i'm on this screen i shouldn't be on here this is where we had problems last time i want to jump off here in case it is oh okay oh thanks for all the love guys thank you thanks for all the thumbs up you guys are just rocking it rocking it man thanks for all the support you guys are [ __ ] awesome awesome stuff okay oh oh man damn it it's an intel core tm i7-10700f cp cpu at 2.90 gigahertz 16 ram christopher uh 64-bit operating system that's all it's saying nothing else there you go brother i don't know if that's good or anything i don't know that means really nothing to me okay oh look at that i would coffee already okay there you guys go sundial okay i'm just going back on your questions donovan good morning brother good morning okay let's have a look here i look ski it looks key looks key yes i don't you know it's yeah it's i'm really happy at 90 percent there or 90 cents sorry 90 i was looking at the percentages heroes that's that's awesome man that's [ __ ] awesome there's a lot of stocks at par this morning oh we got oh that is a tenth okay we should christopher i'm all into that bro um i'm just watching my money right now bro i only get the free games on there um unless there's a way of getting i know my son said there's a way of getting like high-end games for free off of just downloading them off stuff other stuff but i don't know how that works through steam i don't know anything about that [ __ ] man but if you want to [ __ ] figure it out i like war games man like um i gotta watch what i say on here i gotta watch um michael what's up um could halt for a couple days or longer that's um wait stop headstock what are you talking about brenda sorry i'll go back up here you probably said something further um let's make sure i go and i'm answered all you guys here oh okay i know you got okay i got it now i got it now okay good i just i'm spending 100 and some odd dollars on games man it's just uh um that wouldn't look good on my visa cards coming through and [ __ ] so it's good old michael uh michael um there's a there's a link at the top that's pinned on the top dude afterwards uh you're one of our regulars here and you're one of our brothers here uh so um there's a link on the top yes oh i watched that too that thing that you yes kim that you guys um i did watch that that you guys told me to watch that yes it was that was cool eh so what i wanted to talk about is um sorry about that uh michael what's going on here oh you changed you change your avatar bro i didn't recognize you there for a minute i'm gonna check something here just give me a second something just popped up [ __ ] i don't have to hope i don't have to log off here okay yes i got yours good i'm just checking everything here man um something just came up [ __ ] [ __ ] um just give me a second here guys this is starting to piss me off now [ __ ] okay what's going on here really sorry guys it's all good it's all good wow that's crazy [ __ ] it's not going to one male guys and nowhere near that's just crazy talk that's just crazy he's one of those he's one of those guys he's dead with his words it won't go to one now just remember guys i gotta say it again in the game you only get one shot at this okay um if you hold past a certain amount of numbers it's not going to go back to that again once it starts going down that's it it's over okay that's why that's why um you should and this is not financial advice you should definitely use our three system sell feature and um really think about these numbers okay um i on my um when i when i go into our private vpi chat room i will totally explain it again to you guys um what i'm going to be doing and i have theories behind that um and i can explain it all into detail with you um which i already have on saturday [Music] and it just it is you only get one shot at this okay um there's going to be a bunch of people holding but the third tier is where you can hold to these numbers right [ __ ] ant on me i don't know [ __ ] ant got in here weird so anyways um yeah so um i just wanted to talk about that and uh i'm i'm not going to close my amount of shares that i'm waiting for the the down pull in case there's another up swing on it um i discussed that on our on our private channel i will not discuss it on here um just because uh it's not it's only prevent privileged information to our vips okay so um and people on that are joined to the channel okay so it is what it is i'm not going to share my knowledge because on to that degree um it's it's just not the way i roll right it's just that my knowledge is my knowledge i've gained my knowledge through a lot of avenues and um it's just the way i roll right i don't throw knowledge is power in this world knowledge makes you [ __ ] rich okay so i'm not gonna make a lot of people rich when they can't even support our channel and that's just the way it is right or if they're not if they don't come on and talk and they're friendly with it and just it is what it is right you know i'm proud right after right after this right after we shut this down within within three to four minutes we're going to be running our vip room on google meet okay the links at the top and it's only um you can't just join even if you have the link you go to join you can't just get in that room without me authorizing you so there's a bit of a little [ __ ] scenario like i just won't let anybody in there right uh cd yeah you've been on her and and people have already tried copying your guys's names to get in there on saturday and they didn't let them in okay um they're copying the names on here saying oh hey i'm this person trying to get it doesn't work like that right um i got your guys's emails for your verification people are trying anything to get our knowledge okay it doesn't work like that right i just laugh it just yeah it's crazy um my email is right here you can send me an email but even if you're you're still not in our group and you're not a member um on our you're not a [ __ ] vip member with a [ __ ] uh the wolf head beside you as soon as you have that you're in automatically okay um and you've been on the channel for a while if you went and just subbed for it today no you're not going to get in there it doesn't work like that i know who you guys are okay but people have been on the channel for a while and i know who you are and you're hitting here talking every day yeah it's gonna work out for you um because if youtube goes down we don't need youtube guys we don't need youtube to [ __ ] run this squeeze we got our private groups like um it would be nice to have youtube but i won't be discussing stuff i'll be doing i'll have my headgear on my headset on and i'll be talking to you guys on the private channel a lot of you are going to be logged into youtube and not at the same time and i'm going to be having youtube on mute when i discuss my private information right so it is it it's going to be a very private thing man i'm here to make millions of dollars okay i'm not here to [ __ ] around with [ __ ] okay you guys know that okay um it is what it is right there's a lot of people that want to make lots of money well they can go do their own thing right um oh no it's okay it's okay proud proud you're in there dude you don't need to stress you're in there like gold dude you've been on this channel for a long time yep just click that link and it um you won't you want to save that link we use that link we're going to use that link right right up until the squeeze uh here's my email i'm just trying to look around my camera because i got it sitting right i don't want to move it there you guys go i'm not going to pin cs301 yeah i got it right so send me an email i'll send one back excuse me and uh just click the link and it's going to take you to a place and you put the link in there i'm not activating until afterwards um it is what it is um we're gonna use that link for the next it could be for the next couple of months um okay brother yeah it's all i what if you're a sub for weeks i i don't yeah see that's the thing dude um the code's at the top dude the code's at the top um if you were sub for weeks uh yeah but you haven't been on talking and stuff we still got a long time we still got a long time my friend the squeeze isn't happening for months you're gonna have to be on here a little while guys um not trying to be an [ __ ] but um it's protecting uh um it's protecting you guys right we discuss a lot of privileged information on there and and just come on here and hang out with us man and just chill you got a long time as and that link is gonna change for the squeeze that link isn't gonna change okay as soon as it squeezes i have your guys's email i will be sending out i will be sending out um and you guys will have the new code it will not be listed on youtube you're going to get we're just testing the platform get everybody in to check to make sure it runs fine getting up all their video stuff set up all that stuff okay and um yeah so i do run a background check i check all you guys i go and do i go into the archives of youtube and i go to checks to see when you guys join how long ago you join who you [ __ ] what your handle is i do right it is what it is right i have to protect you guys right unless you guys have been on here like for instance warren sanjay all that kind of stuff that is different okay and you don't need to join the the channel okay that just shows support for the group and um the code's at the top my friend you guys can all but yeah it doesn't mean that you're gonna if you're not on the channel talking you're not gonna get in okay that's all i'm saying like even if you have the code i can check you have to go through me you just don't get in the channel i have to authorize you that's the cool thing about this is all encrypted it's top notch encryption you can't just get in jamali yeah i think so yeah i think so bro i can't put anything on that and i'm not trying to be an [ __ ] to people on i know that there's uh we got 3 000 subs on here it's not like that right it's it's all about what you put in life right and um we've had our channel infiltrated a couple times um kind of also passive background check ah it's all good it's all good you're on you're already you're in there like flint there all you guys that are on here right now uh well there's a majority of you it's all good i don't go creeping on it like that i just check what the basic information right i don't go and check all of you guys out but if there's somebody on there like hey i want in on this and i go check and it doesn't matter if you join um if you join like last month you have time to [ __ ] redeem yourself man if you come on here and start talking and getting to know us and you take the time and understand if you're at work or something but there's other ways like you know what i mean just show support that's all that's all you have to take it from my point of view here guys um i have gme squeezes first um will i go will i go live on that that's a good question joshua um i will cover it for you guys but like i don't really know that stock that well to be honest with you guys um like emc um i will cover it yes i will cover it for sure um and it it is it is what it is um i will run it um i'll run it for you guys and i'll uh we'll pick the [ __ ] apart on on live stream like we'll get in and do we'll just start like looking at stuff and checking out what the wave sweeps are and stuff like that um it is what it is right um i know a lot of you are in on gm gme um yeah if you're a convict you're in right away okay just so you know if you have a past crime uh you're in right away into the channel no i don't not that kind of i don't care about criminal records you guys you guys should know me i'm pretty yeah i'm really uh open-minded criminal convictions there's only one conviction out there that i'm totally against and you guys probably know what it is actually two um and i can't discuss it on here but it's just common sense yes i'm totally against it um and uh yes but most of the other stuff who cares right it is what it is robert yeah not a problem my friend you had a problem so anyways guys that's awesome stuff les paul by les paul oh dude that's cool t oh man i would love that do you play do you play bro i'm just looking at the stock the stock guys we have in this thing that dart pool is not uh they're not opening it up as much as they were okay um so i just wanted to know you know you guys to know that okay [ __ ] i wish that visions listening would push a little bit higher oh guys um if you do go by a different [ __ ] name on here you gotta specify that okay um when you send me an email okay that's all and then i'll do my background i'm just joking on that but yeah it is what it is it's raphaelites ah that's awesome kim i'm just doing this because um it is what do you think that okay do you think we could see a crazy squeeze number meaning go up a few uh proud i will discuss that um it's going to sweep in thousands okay 500 to a thousand uh oh mr l oh i love one i don't play guitar but [ __ ] i have respect for that [ __ ] man some of the best music in the world was made off of that stuff same as a gibson sg63 [ __ ] that's a beautiful guitar man i actually had one um when i was younger and i [ __ ] pawned it like an idiot i didn't know what it was worth i was told it was worth a lot of money but you know when you're a kid you're an idiot and i pawned it man and i [ __ ] i just you know almost like guitars work now 1963 gibson's sg [ __ ] like i don't [ __ ] like my dad left it to me when he passed away when i was i told you my dad crashed his harley when i was young and he left it to me and uh me and my mom are going through like i said we didn't have that much money right and um i i sold it to pay for a rent for the month like a couple months but and i didn't know what it was really worth until i was talking a couple like probably 10 years down the road to some people and they're like holy [ __ ] yeah it's all good jamal i already got i understand that with you bro i i got that you i got that thank you for explaining it to me right on radon warren you're awesome we have a band here oh proud do you it is what it is brother that's rachel maul it is what it is it is what it is jammer and yep you're in there gold brother yep you're another one yep yeah you've been on the channel for a while my son plays um ah okay cool yeah you seem lena you're you and and um i have a lot of respect for you ladies on here um you cat and um gloria like and it was really nice to meet you gloria in person there um would it start squeezing when it hits um i think a little bit higher my friend um i think that uh i think it's gonna start in the 80s um we're going to see in pre-market what's going to happen is that um we're gonna see the high numbers start in pre-market that's what i say i'll know before a lot of just because uh we have a wolf pack oh that's cool man that's cool so the thing is is uh it's going to start in pre-market my friend so what you're going to do is i'll explain it to you guys it's not this isn't private information a lot of people don't know this or understand it it's not us this has nothing to do with us this squeezed [ __ ] in the beginning okay um i'll unlock you michael we got a youtube blog to you so what happened is um what's gonna happen is it's gonna be a battle between institutions okay um they're the big [ __ ] players i know we on the float i'm not talking about that stuff okay we don't have as together as a [ __ ] team or as a unit or whatever you want to call we're all [ __ ] units of course we're units to buy this [ __ ] anyways right no but most of us didn't know what we were getting into right including myself i did not know it was going to be like this so or waiting this long and on and on and on until i educated myself on it but here or there i think about the like i think about the 80 dollar range 90 in the in and up to the hundreds in the early like low low hundreds is they're going to start you're going to see this institutional battle okay in pre-market and then you're going to see because you have to look back just educate your look at look at a different couple different stocks okay in the squeezes so that's how it's going to happen it only happened that way it has to so when it gets into that number the hedges are just like us they're gonna go oh [ __ ] oh [ __ ] we better [ __ ] [ __ ] we better [ __ ] cover okay but not just them they've let borrowed this from other people these shares the owners of these shares are gonna want their [ __ ] money back before this gets too crazy because they know the hedges won't be able to cover okay so that's that's why it's gonna happen now that's the only way it will happen okay so they're gonna start covering they got to get real shares okay the institutions own the real shares okay because they can see what's real and what's not until those institutions sell this place is gonna it's gonna rip they have to have shares to cover there's no shares available as we know right real ones so that is the definition of a short squeeze okay the the very very minimal definition so it's it's gonna be crazy right um we're gonna see huge run-ups breakers are gonna [ __ ] bust man big time we're gonna sit more in a [ __ ] we're gonna be sitting more in a cool down period than anything okay guys it's we're gonna see it it's gonna go up it'll be running for a couple minutes bang breaker's gonna kick couple minutes breaker's gonna kick um i don't care about the breakers on the way down kicking because they protect us on the way up [ __ ] it's gonna be like oh man really so yeah it's just the way it is right um like i said it is what it is i'm just reading here skies of stuff here not that i'm staring at you in the camera it's just that screen i move the camera over so it's a oh man don't even go about kim don't even worry about popcorn man oh [ __ ] that's a nice car that porsche man i uh owned a poor man's porsche once at 9 24. so i learned how to drive actually is in a porsche in a foot of snow those [ __ ] porsches go good through the snow oh yeah that's cool warren willie nelson oh man my wife loves willie nelson man yes they did shamron yes uh-huh but it to some degree yes they did they have and the thing is is um a lot of people that squeeze up to a couple weeks um but some people for years and the reason why i say that is because they're going to be holding till this hundred thousand dollar to million dollar [ __ ] that's never gonna happen so they're gonna be holding for the rest of their lives right um it is what it is what's gonna happen it's gonna hold this it's gonna hold this about 100 range 80 range for [ __ ] months and months and months and months because um hey hey morgan what's up so what what's gonna happen is um it's gonna have this it's just like anything else like me it's i got i'm holding the bag on a couple stocks like vision's lithium like for instance i'm very told you guys about that i got hot i got 83 cents it went up it was at a buck something and i [ __ ] went down e3 i'm like i'm buying man that's awesome yeah and then it collapsed and i'm still holding the [ __ ] i'm still down 60 60 whatever i told you guys this morning that's what i'm talking about i don't want to be holding this stock okay uh uh it sucks right but that's what's gonna happen to a lot of people i say about a good sixteenth of the people okay maybe even a little higher are gonna screw themselves not intentionally it's the lack of knowledge and the [ __ ] greed on the table that's why i said you gotta [ __ ] you can't trade with greed it does not work greed and anger together is the worst [ __ ] thing that can happen to a traitor okay um you have to think who i was mentored by okay um he's a funny [ __ ] person um and i never took his full courses and i wish i could have i just didn't have twenty thousand dollars to do it is warrior trading okay if you know the guy awesome i took some seminars with him um it's just that he does it he does he's really good at programming her mind to taking greed off the table um to to know that and and i've run into that problem i've gotten mad and doubled down oh it's at [ __ ] 21 now [ __ ] i only got 50 to go to exit that position hey manjit how you doing there you go there you go how you doing girl did you get the um i know you're just jumping i know you're uh back and forth between a couple channels which is here and that's that doesn't bother me um it's all good i know you're just jumping around and it's good that you got all these connections and [ __ ] that's [ __ ] awesome awesome i'm not that's not the reason why i'm saying i just because we see once in a while it's all good thanks for coming in and say hi but i wanted to invite you to our vip room if you go to the top there's a link on the top save that link okay we're gonna have that link where that's our after hour that's our when the squeeze is happening we're gonna be resorting to that link it's for only privileged people on the channel it's not to everybody on our channel um anybody that comes in here and hangs out with us all the day the regulars that's what it's for or the [ __ ] full patch members with the with the wolf pack symbol beside their name they're automatically in um if you've been here for a while too you still can't just go and buy it and then say oh i'm a vip it doesn't work like that um i can tell who joined the channel at what time i just have to go into my settings and it can tell me okay um it is set up like that to protect you guys as traders where i'm gonna have some headphones on um and i'm gonna be listening to you guys on the other one on the other the vip room we're gonna be on google meet um it does only run for an hour and then we just log back in um and the thing is is when we're we go in there we talk the real numbers we discuss our real [ __ ] okay um i disclosed what i'm selling at saturday night um how i'm doing it the actual real numbers my plays and um yes we're gonna have youtube running if youtube goes down it's not gonna hurt us okay um it is what it is right we're still gonna have google meet won't go down okay it's it's just um and we're gonna have a couple different rooms set up so if one room goes down we just join another room another another and then we can repeat it i'm gonna i'll i'll get the system down to pat we're doing a test run for our second test run today after the channel is down in a half an hour we're gonna be going there and it is so encrypted that not just anybody's getting it if they have the stream key link and they try coming in i'm the moderator i can say you're coming in you're coming in if you get shot if you're getting to get turned down you can try again uh in a couple days or a week but you got or i mean in a couple weeks you gotta be on the chat bar talking to us and and getting familiar not just anybody's coming in there um it is what it is right um i still will be discussing stuff i'm not banishing our um our subs on our channel we're still doing this what we did before this is new this i never i never promised any of this to anybody before when when i built the channel this is something new that we just came up with on over last week and this came from a handful of the of the of the members on the channel that we wanted to do this so it's new yep that's right that's right menji and um yeah so i just wanted to just run a test run on there we're going to get familiar with the software how it runs and you go and the guys that are paying for the subscriptions to to talk like on that privately that is totally different i won't there's certain things i won't discuss on this um that i do with my private members like on our the package that they pay for that's totally separate okay this is is just to talk about the squeeze stuff this is not to talk about personal stuff hey if i sell it this stuff and this stuff or to work out strategies we don't do that on that that's not what this is about that is done on a paid subscription from my personal time one on one okay just to be crystal clear on that this is just in case something happens with your bank and [ __ ] [ __ ] up that you have support okay um and that is what it is right i'm not gonna go on there and we're not going to go on the channel and and start seeing how to work out what are you selling at like are you selling it i'm not there to discuss that stuff okay that's not nothing to do with that is um that is totally um that is through the the membership package okay um and i do do that on the side if you want to talk one-on-one make up strategies and stuff like that um that's what the channels for if you want to talk about any personal stuff that's what it's for okay i just want to be crystal clear on that this vip room is not for that kind of stuff okay um yeah i will let you in manjit i will open the door to the room um yeah you just put the code in there where it says code or whatever just put that in there and it will be right after the channel goes down within three four minutes okay we're just doing that in case the channel something happens it blacks out and uh which i'm i'm not expecting it to but it is what it is i'll let you discuss that guys um i i really can't talk as you guys know i can't talk about that stuff on this open platform but you guys can you guys talk all you want about that stuff i'm gonna go get a coffee i need a coffee [ __ ] we're doing good today guys we are doing so good look at that yeah lina for sure oh and guys with your permission i can actually um in the vip room i can actually record it but i need your guys permission if you want to share some stuff that i can put on youtube um and personal visit videos of you guys um i just need your authorization live just say yeah i authorize it but not when we're discussing personal i'm just talking like we can do crazy things like if you want to show your dog on like that kind of stuff i will air stuff like that yeah rodney yeah there you go rodney i like that i like what you guys are talking about you guys got to remember you got to remember that with these amount of shares you guys own if you go and you get in these upper limits high high [ __ ] limits they're hard to sell okay in big chunks if you guys have ever sold it's nothing to do if you ever try selling say 500 shares and it comes back and rejected from the company saying that no we can't buy it that that's too big of an order you're gonna be running into that [ __ ] even worse okay um i'm just just trying to give you guys a little bit of information out there just throwing it out there for you guys okay and uh and uh yeah it is what it is and i'm not trying to put it out there to make you guys sell low that's not my intentions uh um at all i just don't want you guys to screw each other that's why we do the three system while i'm doing the three system sell features so you can reap the major rewards of the stock market instead of [ __ ] yourself okay because what if something happens like at 500 what if it [ __ ] halts for 30 days we don't know this [ __ ] okay and then and if you've already done your share recovery and you recovered your shares and you got a little bit you're good you're there's no [ __ ] stress on your plate you're holding shares that are sitting there but you've done your share recovery you paid your taxes you paid your shares back now you're sitting [ __ ] beautiful right that's all i'm gonna try and see i will go have a coffee you guys have chatter out i'll be back in a minute hello you oh yeah yeah yeah yeah oh yeah gloria how are you feeling to there girl you must be [ __ ] sore today remember i was telling you the third day is usually the worst just because i know because of all my steel plates in my neck as you guys can see the scars and stuff like i've been ripped open man back neck too yeah michael yeah me too um squinkies no [ __ ] that's hilarious kim that is [ __ ] awesome that turmeric is good that's two mixed good oh and hey guys thank you with uh um i've been taking that vitamin d three it's really good because when in vancouver there's a lot of rain we get rain probably about 60 percent of the year and it's really bad for people with seasonal depression um actually googled in the news man we have mudslides everywhere here they're [ __ ] everywhere has been [ __ ] mud sliding man it's crazy this stock's not doing that much today 22 vision yeah 23.9 yes [ __ ] yeah i can't on here uh dude jamal but you're going in uh 15 minutes i can tell you again in 15 minutes my friend if you on on google meet i can i will discuss that with you guys i definitely can brother and and hey beautiful question man i can do that oh [ __ ] yes i did yes i did manjit i've been watching i watch every one of his videos um even if it's just about as uh animals um yes i do i um yeah jay's been as like i said a sub to this channel right almost from the beginning um i was uh when he first started his channel we started before him um not by much um and uh yeah he um i wrote him a message saying hey jay i'm supporting your channel uh come check it out in my channel and he came over and he subbed right away it was cool man he's a really nice guy man i don't know him personally i'm not saying that mojo you're with fidelity good good thought you did something good right there off the start and i'm not saying if you guys are with other platforms um try not to stress i know there's a couple of people there on weebles um robin hood just it is what it is um manjit how many days did it take you to transfer to fidelity um i have a client that want our client i don't like that word um i have a wolf there it's better um that uh that um a couple actually that uh um wanted to know that um and i i didn't want to speak until i spoke to you how far are you from gloria uh warren just wondering your homemade chicken noodle soup i'm just messing with you guys trying to do matchmaking on here i'm just putting you guys on the spot i'm i'm [ __ ] around i'm just joking by the way it's just you both are very very beautiful people three business days thank you mangy thank you so much okay i will uh i will uh i'll relay that message for you to or relay that message for these people thank you so much for that okay guys um we're gonna stay on a little bit longer because i didn't really um on here we're gonna we're gonna wait we're gonna we're gonna log off about 20 after or quarter or 20 minutes to nine i'm gonna stay on an extra 10 minutes because uh i didn't talk that much about stocks we've been talking about other stuff um takes about a week or so okay the reason why manjit did it before earlier the reason why i asked is because um um they're having problems getting real shares okay um because i know some people it's taking longer um because uh it when you do a transfer there has to be real shares they have to fill the order with real shares does that make a sense to you you can't transfer a synthetic the the new the new company is going to go what the [ __ ] is this that's the problem okay that's why quantum healing oh yeah okay how you doing long time no see there's a um okay you've been on for a while too um there's a there's a link at the top that's pinned it's a google meet it's a vip room that we're going to um after this we're going to do a test run on it we're going to be using that for the squeeze that platform not necessarily that link we're going to change the link before the day probably of the squeeze or a day before we don't know because we don't know when it's going to squeeze we're going to change that link the day of the squeeze roughly on youtube when everybody's here we're going to because i have all your emails i'm going to be sending you the new link but to get familiar with the platform if you have time today to get your software up in order um the squeeze is going to be a while down the road still it um it i can't really mo i'm just mojo mo yeah okay that's something to make sure i can't necessarily say that but that's what i'm hearing um just think about it think about it from your um think about it from your own personal view if you own this company like fidelity and some other company transfers you say some money and you you have the way of telling what's real and what's counterfeit by looking at it with with with a light or something just like hypothetically say and you get some shares that um that aren't passing the test okay they're not the numbers aren't coming up it's saying synthetic would you put those shares would you give them to your client would you take that burden on yourself [ __ ] no so that's the reason why i say that okay i i'm not a hundred percent on that i'm just saying that it makes sense okay i came up with that just in the last couple days um i i don't know nobody really knows but that's what i would do if i was a company okay i wouldn't take synthetics would you and that's why it's taking longer to fill these orders people are selling all the time people are holding buying and selling if if no it shows everybody on the on the screen my friend okay when you come on to google meet i think the default that your mic is locked uh menji in my opinion no um i i think um i think we're gonna have in december i think it's gonna go it's gonna go down quite a bit um because you have to look at it they're trying to scare us okay the worst time or the best time to scare us is when people are or are off guard okay which is christmas they're preoccupied they have no money or no i should say no money that's not the rate when they're low on money or transferring money around to pay bills this christmas can be different than most christmases because of covet coming out of kobe there's a whole bunch of [ __ ] attached to this people's uh a whole bunch of stuff right charles schwab's okay um jamal they're a huge company they're they're they're good um i think men i'll let manjit speak for that i won't speak for her i won't be sending out um when the squeeze starts with the emails it'll be on the channel first okay you will know um if you log on the channel daily you're gonna know it's gonna be in pre-market my friend but i will be sending out that stream key because um the first day nobody's gonna be selling okay well i'm not like that'd be crazy um the first day's not gonna go up to like [ __ ] these high levels i can i know that for a fact it's probably the third day that we're gonna see some really good [ __ ] going on okay i did get your email shamron so uh kay if you click on that link up above it's gonna take you to a place where um um it's gonna take you to a place where it's gonna ask for code and that that's where you put that that link save the link screenshot it it does not save on your computer okay we ran into problems with that um and i didn't know anything about it too some people brought it to my attention on saturday night um it is what it is okay so i'm glad we got that that's the bugs i'm trying to uh um work out okay with you guys it's good to get familiar with something it's like walking onto a job site um and to do a job it was it's nice to get to the job site and somebody explain it to you first instead of walking on the job site and just saying okay go do it do you understand what i'm saying you're going to run into problems okay oh it's at 23 24 [ __ ] percent how much higher do i have to go to cash to liquidate this [ __ ] i'm guys i'm talking about ticker symbol vli lithium visions lithium out of quebec canada um i've been holding this i got held holding the bag on this guys um and uh it'd be awesome to live i own 3200 share or no i just hang on i will actually tell you i forgot it's because it's so much on my mind i think i have more than that no no no no no i never said it could be a three-day squeeze no no no no i said things are going to get interesting on the third day no the squeeze will be a couple weeks my friend because you have to think there's so many people in this and and i'm not talking the squeeze will be like at its peak in two for two weeks no no no it'll be in its peak in three four days in and then there's so many people in it that are gonna it's gonna go up like this and it's gonna the knife and then it's gonna go like this and taper there's people gonna be holding this thing for five years thinking it's gonna go to millions of dollars okay like wait until afterwards you see the [ __ ] that is attached to it around this it took five days yeah thank you for showing your information out there michael yes all this little information helps um man she did this a while ago so that's why i'm asking so tsfa i'm at 67 in the negative still i can't be right i own eight thousand twenty shares in this and i paid six thousand six hundred and eighty two dollars and fifty eight cents that's how transparent i'm with you guys i bought it why isn't it telling me more i bought it at 83 cents a share see this thing's asking me it's saying i only can sell 232 lots of 232 okay see that's what i'm talking about okay i bought this at 83 cents so i still got a ways to go um refresh it's only worth 2 000 see i'm i'm missing uh i'm missing [ __ ] four grand out of this see that's that's a lot of [ __ ] money and now it's at 24 percent yeah they see this thing's behind here it's not it's not even giving me that information it's [ __ ] lying it's telling me it's only to 18 we gotta love [ __ ] banks eh yeah it's that's weird that's weird it's totally lying what the [ __ ] that's a little bit concerning anyways sorry guys enough of that okay guys um a couple more minutes we're going to jump on to um our other uh channel here cat good moaning how you doing thank you for coming to the chat on um saturday night um we're going to jump over there for about 10 minutes we're going to you already had it working that's up to you i know how busy you are girl um we are i'm just going to go do a test run for some new people on there um and uh yeah i just uh and you already had it working good on your end um so i understand how busy in that so you sent me okay so but yeah that's what we're gonna do is uh just do a test run [ __ ] a 10-15 minute test run make sure everybody gets their mics working all that kind of stuff i did get it proud yeah i got your email man did you want me to actually look i just got a notification yep there you go okay thanks brother oh it's getting warm in here guys just bear with me i'm just gonna you're gonna hear some rain because we're in a monsoon season just i gotta get it here it's [ __ ] hot she's hot today oh okay let's have a look here it's really concerning with this refresh button here and then it changes the stock that uh gp that gp the door just open that's weird um um gp pi that's the one uh cat you were talking about on uh saturday night wasn't it there girl um it's ripping right now that's the one with volvo isn't it is that the group is that the same one it's at 15.89 or 15.90 24 and climbing let's have a look at this oh yeah she's doing good that's the one that went partners with volvo group i think i could be wrong because we've been all over the place this morning fuse cobalt is up six percent [ __ ] this is up oh man all my stocks that i've been doing about on are going up slowly but is what it is it is what it is i don't understand this thing why it doesn't save my stocks oh damn it why is not bitcoin on there it's on my list it keeps on erasing everything on me there we go bitcoin 30 wow it's still going up all right pretty high i have oh geez i haven't done anything about it story no i i i was just uh sanjay brought this to our attention um i guess he uh wrote it down i i i totally forgot about i just got so much in my mind um i would watch it though because it's like you said it's new and and and you of all people should know they're the same as me to jump on something new like that we it can go both ways on you you know that right um like use lithium i use a uh a company uh loop energy out of uh uh bc here out of chilliwack british columbia um opened at 15 and it's now at five dollars right so i usually wait a couple weeks um to see what happens sometimes i can bite you in the ass sometimes it doesn't right that's just something that you can do as a trader you just pick up that stuff um on your own what to do approach is uh going back up again here it's ten percent this thing's been all over the place sort of bumping into 30 minute here oh yeah it's been up all over the place but okay guys let's jump off here let's go to the other channel here i got to eat something man i'm starting to get um famous debate here i'm starting to let feeling kind of a little bit dizzy um just kind of like from not eating you know how it is i've been up early this morning we're here on t right on yeah that's right okay my friends um let's go test this other link out here for google me um like i said uh if you don't get in don't take it hardship it's just that you're gonna have to come on and talk more on our chat bar and get familiar with everybody the wolves on here it's no disrespect to you you just know that i have to protect our subs okay um for this um it doesn't mean that you're not gonna get in we have a while for the squeeze guys okay um it's looking like next year okay so um when i say that i'm not talking december next year um it is what it is we need the volume there's a whole bunch of stuff that if you've traded before you know and if you've been trading for a while there has to be a certain amount of stuff that has to happen before this happens we need the volume okay we have no volume um but we're doing good if we can keep keep on going oh there's our hey there's our there's our channel right there see we're we're but we're still in that channel guys okay there you go straight up 42 45. yeah wow crazy okay um i'll put this back on the one minute and uh guys um ladies and gentlemen i'm out of here and we'll be here tomorrow morning we'll meet and uh yeah for all you new traders uh coming into the channel just uh come on in and say hello get yourself familiar with everybody and i just want to make sure that everybody is all talking together for when we do have the squeeze on the vip channel it'll be a separate running channel we will be running youtube but youtube will not change this will be running during the squeeze full time just like uh yes ark still in td investment yes they are yeah a majority of them are um 90 percent are so somewhere with wealth simple so there you guys go um i'm outta here okay over and out guys [Music] you | 🐺CS Trades - Wolf Pack🐺 | UCpOrgfKMBl3w_EdLc_pUCqA | 2021-11-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 20,136 | 100,571 |
5-uNAJ7Hc-w | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-uNAJ7Hc-w | My Grant County Adventure [part 1 of 2] | I'm doing a drive test in Grant County Washington for the next two weeks there's a Pelican case with four mobile radios each radio is measuring the signal strength of different site uh it's like playing a game you have to go from point to point it's pretty fun actually my job is to sit in the passenger seat with the laptop and give the driver directions to the next Waypoint turn right here turn left if there's a waypoint we can't get to I have to Market has completed and put in a note of why we couldn't get to that way point note the way points in the crop field note the way points in the lake o we're driving on a dam this Dam formed a reservoir that provides water for farmlands all over Grant County and in this corner nearly 20,000 years ago five times the width of Niagara Falls Dry Falls is thought to be the greatest known waterfall that ever existed thank you Wikipedia uh I just got to my hotel day one is over uh here's my hotel room there's two beds but I have it all to myself it's it's old but it's it's nice TV mini fridge microwave coffee maker luggage holder thing coat rack bathroom yeah just getting settled in they have free internet going to go get dinner soon I have an idea let's Mount our menu to a solid chunk of wood oh yeah yeah look at those files transferring ooh fancy I'm reading this manual it's not a manual though it's a guest directory fire safety like all buildings hotels can have a fire no way Japan Airlines uses Grant County International Airport for crew training Jay's Teriyaki and Moses lake has the most delicious Teriyaki I've ever had and they have awesome Asian culture inspired posters like this one domun we've been over all sorts of canal roads offroads cow Farms it's been a lot of fun it's an [Music] adventure hey guys I just went trick-or-treating as a Kenwood representative and I got so much candy this is like how many pounds did I get over 15 I got over 15 lbs of candy here I'm going to donate it to charity Hey kid we can have this I'm going to donate this to you thanks yep you're so kind yeah I know thanks | insanity54 | UCQ8mW2rOZY-Kqm_ZswCoVUg | 2013-11-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 399 | 2,074 |
FfgCiHYk_PU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfgCiHYk_PU | U.S. Army | Wikipedia audio article | the United States Army USA is the land warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces it is one of the seven uniformed services of the United States and is designated as the army of the United States in the United States Constitution article 2 section 2 Clause 1 and United States Code title 10 subtitle B chapter 301 section 3001 as the oldest and most senior branch of the US military in order of precedence the modern US Army has its roots in the Continental Army which was formed the 14th of June 1775 to fight the American Revolutionary War 1775 to 1783 before the United States of America was established as a country after the Revolutionary War the Congress of the Confederation created the United States Army on the 3rd of June 1784 to replace the disbanded Continental Army the United States Army considers itself descended from the Continental Army and dates its institutional inception from the origin of that armed force in 1775 as a uniformed military service the US Army is part of the department of the army which is one of the three military departments of the department of defense the US Army is headed by a civilian senior appointed civil servant the Secretary of the army Seca rmy and by a chief military officer the chief of staff of the Army CSA who is also a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff it is the largest military branch and in the fiscal year 2017 the projected end strength for the Regular Army USA was 476 thousand soldiers the Army National Guard AR ng had 343 thousand soldiers in the United States Army Reserve SR had 199 thousand soldiers the combined component strength of the US Army was 1 million 18,000 soldiers as a branch of the Armed Forces the mission of the US Army is to fight and win our nation's Wars by providing prompt sustained land dominance across the full range of military operations and the spectrum of conflict in support of combatant commanders the branch participates in conflicts worldwide and is the major ground-based offensive and defensive force of the United States topic mission the United States Army serves as the land-based branch of the US Armed Forces section 3062 of title 10 u.s. code defines the purpose of the army as preserving the peace and security and providing for the defense of the United States the Commonwealth's and possessions and any areas occupied by the United States supporting the national policies implementing the national objectives overcoming any nations responsible for aggressive acts that imperil the peace and security of the United States in 2018 the Army's strategy 2018 articulated an eight point addendum to the army vision for 2028 while the army mission remains constant the army strategy builds upon the Army's Brigade modernization by adding focus to core and division level echelons modernization reformed for high intensity conflict and joint multi-domain operations are added to the strategy to be completed by 2028 topic history you topic origins the Continental Army was created on the 14th of June 1775 by the Second Continental Congress as a unified army for the colonies to fight Great Britain with George Washington appointed as its commander the army was initially led by men who had served in the British Army or colonial militias and who brought much of British military heritage with them as the Revolutionary War progressed French aid resources and military thinking helped shape the new army a number of European soldiers came on their own to help such as Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben who taught Prussian army tactics and organizational skills the army fought numerous pitched battles and in the South in 1780 to 1781 at times using the Fabian strategy and hit-and-run tactics hitting where the British were weakest to wear down their forces Washington led victories against the British at Trenton and Princeton but lost a series of battles in the New York and New Jersey campaign in 1776 and the Philadelphia campaign in 1777 with a decisive victory at Yorktown in the help of the French the Continental Army prevailed against the British after the war the Continental Army was quickly given land certificates and disbanded in a reflection of the Republican distrust of standing armies state militias became the new nation's sole ground army with the exception of a regiment to guard the western frontier and one battery of artillery guarding West Point's arsenal however because of continuing conflict with Native Americans it was soon realized that it was necessary to field a train standing army the Regular Army was at first very small and after General Street Claire's defeat at the Battle of the Wabash the Regular Army was reorganized as the Legion of the United States which was established in 1791 and renamed the United States Army in 1796 topic nineteenth century you topic early wars on the frontier the war of 1812 the second and last war between the United States and Great Britain had mixed results the US Army did not conquer Canada but it did destroy Native American resistance to expansion in the Old Northwest and it validated its independence by stopping two major British invasions in 1814 and 1815 after taking control of Lake Erie in 1813 the US Army seized parts of Western Upper Canada burned York and defeated to come so which caused his Western Confederacy to collapse following us victories in the Canadian province of Upper Canada British troops who had dubbed the US Army regulars by God were able to capture and burn Washington which was defended by militia in 1814 the Regular Army however proved they were professional and capable of defeating the British Army during the invasions of Plattsburgh in Baltimore prompting British agreement on the previously rejected terms of a status quo ante bellum two weeks after a treaty was signed but not ratified Andrew Jackson defeated the British in the Battle of New Orleans and siege of Fort Saint Philip and became a national hero US troops and sailors captured HMS cyane Levant and penguin in the final engagements of the war for the treaty both sides the United States and Great Britain returned to the geographical status quo both navies kept the warships they had seized during the conflict the Army's major campaign against the Indians was fought in Florida against Seminoles it took long Wars 1818 to 1858 to finally defeat the Seminoles and move them to Oklahoma the usual strategy in Indian wars was to seize control of the Indians winter food supply but that was no use in Florida where there was no winter the second strategy was to form alliances with other Indian tribes but that too was useless because the Seminoles had destroyed all the other Indians when they entered Florida in the late 18th century the US Army fought and won the mexican-american war 1846 to 1847 Nevada Utah Colorado Arizona Wyoming and New Mexico ow topic American Civil War the American Civil War was the costliest war for the u.s. in terms of casualties after most slave states located in the southern US formed the Confederate States the Confederate States Army led by former US Army officers mobilized a large fraction of southern white manpower forces of the United States the Union or the north formed the Union Army consisting of a small body of Regular Army units and a large body of volunteer units raised from every state north and south except South Carolina for the first two years Confederate forces did well inset battles but lost control of the border states the Confederates had the advantage of defending a large territory in an area where disease caused twice as many deaths as combat the Union pursued a strategy of seizing the coastline blockading the ports and taking control of the river systems by 1863 the Confederacy was being strangled its eastern armies fought well but the Western armies were defeated one after another until the Union forces captured New Orleans in 1862 along with the Tennessee River in the Vicksburg campaign of 1862 to 1863 General Ulysses Grant seized the Mississippi River and cut off the southwest grant took command of Union forces in 1864 and after a series of battles with very heavy casualties he had general robert e lee under siege in richmond as general william T Sherman captured Atlanta and marched through Georgia and the Carolinas the Confederate capital was abandoned in April 1865 and Lee subsequently surrendered his army at Appomattox Courthouse all other Confederate armies surrendered within a few months the war remains the deadliest conflict in US history resulting in the deaths of six hundred twenty thousand men on both sides based on 1860 census figures eight percent of all white males aged 13 to 43 died in the war including 6.4 percent in the north and 18 percent in the south topic later 19th century following the Civil War the US Army had the mission of containing Western tribes of Native Americans on the Indian reservations they set up many forts and engaged in the last of the American Indian Wars u.s. army troops also occupied several southern states during the Reconstruction era to protect freedmen the key battles of the spanish-american war of 1898 were fought by the Navy using mostly new volunteers the US Army defeated Spain in land campaigns in Cuba and played the central role in the philippine-american war topic 20th century starting in 1910 the army began acquiring fixed-wing aircraft in 1910 Mexico was having a civil war peasant rebels fighting government soldiers the army was deployed to u.s. towns near the border to ensure safety to lives and property in 1916 Pancho via a major rebel leader attacked Columbus New Mexico prompting a US intervention in Mexico until the 7th of February 1917 they fought the rebels in the Mexican federal troops until 1918 Topic world wars the United States joined World War one as an Associated power in 1917 on the side of Britain France Russia Italy and the other allies US troops were sent to the Western Front and were involved in the last offensives that ended the war with the Armistice in November 1918 the army once again decreased its forces in 1939 estimates of the Army's strength range between 174 thousand and two hundred thousand soldiers smaller than that of Portugal's which ranked at 17th or 19th in the world in size General George C Marshall became army chief of staff in September 1939 and said about expanding and modernizing the army in preparation for war the United States joined World War two in December 1941 after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on the European front u.s. army troops formed a significant portion of the forces that captured North Africa and Sicily and later fought in Italy on d-day the 6th of June 1944 and in the subsequent liberation of Europe and defeat of Nazi Germany millions of u.s. army troops played a central role in the Pacific War u.s. army soldiers participated alongside the United States Marine Corps in capturing the Pacific Islands from Japanese control following the axis surrenders in May Germany in August Japan of 1945 army troops were deployed to Japan and Germany to occupy the - defeated Nations two years after World War two the Army Air Force is separated from the army to become the United States Air Force in September 1947 in 1948 the army was desegregated by order of President Harry s Truman topic Cold War topic 1945 to 1960 the end of World War 2 set the stage for the east-west confrontation known as the Cold War with the outbreak of the Korean War concerns over the defense of Western Europe rose to corps V and seven were reactivated under 7th United States Army in 1950 and u.s. strength in Europe rose from one division to four hundreds of thousands of US troops remained stationed in West Germany with others in Belgium the Netherlands and the United Kingdom until the 1990s in anticipation of a possible Soviet attack during the Cold War u.s. troops and their allies fought communist forces in Korea and Vietnam the Korean War began in 1950 when the Soviets walked out of a UN Security Council meeting removing their possible veto under a United Nations umbrella hundreds of thousands of US troops fought to prevent the takeover of South Korea by North Korea and later to invade the northern nation after repeated advances and retreats by both sides and the Chinese people's volunteer army x' entry into the war the Korean Armistice Agreement returned the peninsula to the status quo in 1953 topic 1962 1970 the Vietnam War is often regarded as a low point for the US Army due to the use of drafted personnel the unpopularity of the war with the US public and frustrating restrictions placed on the military by u.s. political leaders while US forces had been stationed in South Vietnam since 1959 in intelligence and advising training roles they were not deployed in large numbers until 1965 after the Gulf of Tonkin incident US forces effectively established and maintained control of the traditional battlefield but they struggled to counter the guerrilla hit-and-run tactics of the Communist Viet Cong in the North Vietnamese Army on that tactical level US soldiers and the US military as a whole did not lose a sizeable battle during the 1960's the Department of Defense continued to scrutinize the reserve forces and to question the number of divisions and brigades as well as the redundancy of maintaining two reserve components the Army National Guard and the Army Reserve in 1967 Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara decided that 15 combat divisions in the Army National Guard were unnecessary and cut the number to eight divisions one mechanized infantry two armored and five infantry but increased the number of brigades from seven to eighteen one airborne one armored two mechanized infantry and fourteen infantry the loss of the divisions did not sit well with the states their objections included the inadequate maneuver element mixed for those that remained in the end to the practice of rotating divisional commands among the states that supported them under the proposal the remaining division commanders were to reside in the state of the division base however no reduction in total Army National Guard strength was to take place which convinced the governors to accept the plan the state's reorganized their forces accordingly between the 1st of December 1967 and the first of May 1968 topic 1970 to 1990 the total force policy was adopted by chief of staff of the Army General Creighton Abrams in the aftermath of the Vietnam War and involves treating the three components of the army the Regular Army the Army National Guard and the Army Reserve as a single force believing that no US president should be able to take the United States and more specifically the US Army to war without the support of the US people general Abrams intertwined the structure of the three components of the Army in such a way as to make extended operations impossible without the involvement of both the Army National Guard and the Army Reserve the 1980s was mostly a decade of reorganization the army converted to an all-volunteer force with greater emphasis on training and technology the goldwater-nichols Act of 1986 created unified combatant commands bringing the army together with the other four military services under unified geographically organized command structures the army also played a role in the invasions of Grenada in 1983 operation urgent fury and Panama in 1989 operation Just Cause by 1989 Germany was nearing reunification and the Cold War was coming to a close army leadership reacted by starting to plan for a reduction in strength by November 1989 Pentagon briefers were laying out plans to reduce army and strength by 23% from 750,000 to 580 thousand a number of incentives such as early retirement were used topic 1990s in 1990 Iraq invaded its smaller neighbor Kuwait and u.s. land forces quickly deployed to assure the protection of Saudi Arabia in January 1991 Operation Desert Storm commenced a us-led coalition which deployed over 500,000 troops the bulk of them from US Army formations to drive outer rocky forces the campaign ended in total victory as Western coalition forces routed the Iraqi army some of the largest tank battles in history were fought during the Gulf War the Battle of Medina Ridge Battle of Norfolk and the Battle of 73 easting were tank battles of historical significance after Operation Desert Storm the Army did not see major combat operations for the remainder of the 1990s but did participate in a number of peacekeeping activities in 1990 the Department of Defense issued guidance for rebalancing after a review of the total force policy but in 2004 air War College scholars concluded the guidance would reverse the total force policy which is in essential ingredient to the successful application of military force topic 21st century on the 11th of September 2001 fifty-three Army civilians 47 employees and six contractors in 22 soldiers were among the 125 victims killed in the Pentagon in a terrorist attack when American Airlines flight 77 commandeered by five al-qaeda hijackers slammed into the western side of the building as part of the September 11th attacks Lieutenant General Timothy mod was the highest ranking military official killed at the Pentagon and the most senior US Army officer killed by foreign actions since the death of Lieutenant General Simon B Buckner jr. on the 18th of June 1945 in the Battle of Okinawa during World War two in response to the 11th of September attacks and as part of the Global War on Terror US and NATO forces invaded Afghanistan in October 2001 displacing the Taliban government the US Army also led the combined u.s. and allied invasion of Iraq in 2003 it served as the primary source for ground forces with its ability to sustain short and long term deployment operations in the following years the mission changed from conflict between regular militaries to counterinsurgency resulting in the deaths of more than 4,000 US service members as of March 2008 and injuries to thousands more 23,000 813 insurgents were killed in Iraq between 2003 to 2011 until 2009 the Army's chief modernization plan its most ambitious since World War two was the Future Combat Systems program in 2009 many systems were canceled and the remaining were swept into the BCT modernization program in response to budget sequestration in 2013 the Army is planned to shrink to a size not seen since the world war ii build-up from 2016 to 2017 the Army retired hundreds of oh-58 kiowa warrior observation helicopters without an adequate successor the 2015 expenditure for Army research development and acquisition changed from thirty two billion dollars projected in 2012 for FY 15 to 21 billion dollars for FY 15 expected in 2014 by 2017 the Brigade modernization project was completed in its headquarters the regain modernization command was renamed the joint modernization command for JMC to reflect its evolving mission at TRADOC TRADOC is the army command whose mission is to define the architecture and organization of the army to train and supply soldiers to force command to design hardware as well as to define material for AMC in 2018 army futures command AFC was established as a peer of FORSCOM TRADOC an Army Materiel Command AMC the other army commands AC OMS AFC's cross-functional teams CFTs our futures commands vehicle for sustainable reform of the acquisition process for the future topic organization you topic army components the task of organizing the US Army commenced in 1775 in the first 100 years of its existence the United States Army was maintained as a small peacetime for stew man permanent forts and perform other non wartime duties such as engineering and construction works during times of war the US Army was augmented by the much larger United States volunteers which were raised independently by various state governments States also maintain full-time militias which could also be called into the service of the army by the 20th century the US Army had mobilized the u.s. volunteers on four separate occasions during each of the major Wars of the 19th century during World War one the National Army was organized to fight the conflict replacing the concept of us volunteers it was demobilized at the end of World War one and was replaced by the Regular Army the organized reserve corps and the state militias in the 1920s and 1930s the career soldiers were known as the Regular Army with the enlisted Reserve Corps and officer Reserve Corps augmented to fill vacancies when needed in 1941 the army of the United States was founded to fight World War two the Regular Army army of the United States the National Guard and officer enlisted Reserve Corps or canned ERC existed simultaneously after World War two the orc and ERC were combined into the United States Army Reserve the army of the United States was reestablished for the Korean War and Vietnam War and was demobilized upon the suspension of the draft currently the army is divided into the Regular Army the Army Reserve in the Army National Guard some states further maintain state defense forces as a type of reserve to the National Guard while all states maintain regulations for state militias state militias are both organized meaning that their Armed Forces usually part of the state Defense Forces or unorganized simply meaning that all able-bodied males may be eligible to be called into military service the US Army is also divided into several branches and functional areas branches include officers warrant officers and enlisted soldiers while functional areas consist of officers who are reclassified from their former branch into a functional area however officers continue to wear the branch insignia of their former branch in most cases as functional areas do not generally have discreet insignia some branches such as Special Forces operate similarly to functional areas in that individuals may not join their ranks until having served in another army branch careers in the Army can extend into cross functional areas for Officer Warrant Officer enlisted and civilian personnel before 1933 members of the Army National Guard were considered state militia until they were mobilized into US Army typically on the onset of war since the 1933 amendment to the National Defense Act of 1916 all Army National Guard soldiers have held dual status they serve as National Guardsmen under the authority of the governor of their state or territory and as a reserve members of the US Army under the authority of the president in the Army National Guard of the United States since the adoption of the total force policy in the aftermath of the Vietnam War Reserve Component soldiers have taken a more active role in US military operations for example reserving guard units took part in the Gulf War peacekeeping in Kosovo Afghanistan and the 2003 invasion of Iraq topic army commands and army service component commands headquarters United States Department of the army hqda source US Army organization topic structure see structure of the United States Army for detailed treatment of the history components administrative and operational structure in the branches and functional areas of the army the US Army is made up of three components the active component the Regular Army and two reserve components the Army National Guard and the Army Reserve both reserve components are primarily composed of part-time soldiers who train once a month known as battle assemblies or unit training assemblies Buddhist and conduct two to three weeks of annual training each year both the Regular Army and the Army Reserve are organized under title 10 of the United States Code while the National Guard is organized under title 32 while the Army National Guard is organized trained and equipped as a component of the US Army when it is not in Federal service it is under the command of individual state and territorial governors however the District of Columbia National Guard reports to the US president not the district's mayor even when not federalized any or all of the National Guard can be federalized by presidential order and against the governor's wishes the US Army is led by a civilian Secretary of the army who has the statutory authority to conduct all the affairs of the army under the authority direction and control of the Secretary of Defense the chief of staff of the army who is the highest ranked military officer in the army serves as the principal military advisor an executive agent for the Secretary of the army ie its service chief and as a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff a body composed of the service chiefs from each of the four military services belonging to the Department of Defense who advise the President of the United States the Secretary of Defense and the National Security Council on operational military matters under the guidance of the Chairman and vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1986 the goldwater-nichols Act mandated that operational control of the services follows a chain of command from the President to the Secretary of Defense directly to the unified combatant commanders who have control of all Armed Forces units in their Geographic or function area of responsibility thus the secretaries of the military departments and their respective service chiefs underneath them only have the responsibility to organize and equip their service components the army provides trained forces to the combatant commanders for use as directed by the Secretary of Defense by 2013 the army shifted to six geographical commands that align with the six geographical unified combatant commands cocom united states army central headquartered at Shaw Air Force Base South Carolina United States Army North headquartered at Fort Sam Houston Texas United States Army South headquartered at Fort Sam Houston Texas United States Army Europe headquartered at Clay Kaserne Wiesbaden Germany United States Army Pacific headquartered at Fort Shafter Hawaii United States Army Africa headquartered at Vicenza Italy the army also transformed its base unit from divisions two brigades division lineage will be retained but the divisional headquarters will be able to command any brigade not just brigades that carry their divisional lineage the central part of this plan is that each brigade will be modular ie all brigades of the same type will be exactly the same and thus any brigade can be commanded by any division as specified before the 2013 end strength three definitions the three major types of ground combat brigades are armored brigades with strength of 4,000 743 troops as of 2014 Stryker brigades with strength of 4,500 troops as of 2014 infantry brigades with strength of 4413 troops as of 2014 in addition there are combat support and service support modular brigades combat support brigades include aviation cab brigades which will come in heavy and light varieties fires artillery brigades now transforms to division artillery and expeditionary military intelligence brigades combat service support brigades include sustainment brigades and come in several varieties and serve the standard support role in an army topic combat maneuver organizations to track the effects of the 2018 budget cuts see transformation of the United States Army hashtag divisions and Brigid s the US Army currently consists of ten active divisions and one deployable division headquarters 7th Infantry Division as well as several independent units the force is in the process of contracting after several years of growth in June 2013 the army announced plans to downsize to 32 active combat Brigade teams by 2015 to match a reduction in active-duty strength to 490,000 soldiers army chief of staff Raymond Odierno projected that the army was to shrink to 450,000 in the active component 335,000 in the National Guard and 195,000 in US Army Reserve by 2018 however this plan was scrapped by the new administration and now the army plans to grow by 16,000 soldiers to a total of four hundred seventy six thousand by October 2017 the National Guard and the Army Reserve will see a smaller expansion within the Army National Guard and United States Army Reserve there are a further eight divisions over 15 maneuver brigades additional combat support and combat service support brigades an independent cavalry infantry artillery aviation engineer and support battalions the Army Reserve in particular provides virtually all psychological operations and Civil Affairs units United States Army forces command FORSCOM for a description of US army tactical organizational structure see a u.s. context and also a global context topic special-operations forces United States Army Special Operations Command airborne USASOC topic personnel these are the u.s. army ranks authorized for use today and they're equivalent NATO designations although no living officer currently holds the rank of general of the army it is still authorized by Congress for use in wartime topic commissioned officers there are several paths to becoming a commissioned officer including the United States Military Academy Reserve Officers Training Corps and Officer Candidate School regardless of which road and officer takes the insignia are the same certain professions including physicians pharmacists nurses lawyers and chaplains are commissioned directly into the army and are designated by insignia unique to their staff community most army commissioned officers are promoted based on n up or out system the defense officer Personnel Management Act of 1980 establishes rules for timing of promotions and limits the number of officers that can serve at any given time army regulations call for addressing all personnel with the rank of general s general lastname regardless of the number of stars likewise both Colonels and lieutenant Colonel's are addressed as colonel last name and first and second lieutenants s lieutenant last name topic warrant officers warrant officers are singletrack specialty officers with subject matter expertise in a particular area they are initially appointed as warrant officers in the rank of wo one by the secretary of the army but receive their commission upon promotion to Chief Warrant Officer 2cw to by regulation warrant officers are addressed as mr. last name or Ms last name by senior officers in US sir or ma'am by all enlisted personnel however many personnel address warrant officers as chief last name within their units regardless of rank topic enlisted personnel sergeants and corporals are referred to as NCOs short for noncommissioned officers this distinguishes corporals from the more numerous specialists who have the same pay grade but do not exercise leadership responsibilities privates II 1 and E 2 and privates 1st class III are addressed as private lastname specialist says specialist last name corporals s corporal last name and sergeants staff sergeants sergeants first class and master sergeants always sergeant last name first sergeants are addressed as first sergeant last name and sergeants major in command sergeants major are addressed as sergeant major last name topic training training in the US Army is generally divided into two categories individual and collective basic training consists of 10 weeks for most recruits followed by advanced individualized training 8 where they receive training for their military occupational specialties MOS some individuals mas range anywhere from 14 to 20 weeks of one station unit training osut which combines basic training and 8 the length of eight school varies by the MOS the length of time spent in 8 depends on the MOS of the soldier and some highly technical MOS training may require many months eg foreign language translators depending on the needs of the army basic combat training for combat arms soldiers is conducted at a number of locations but two of the longest running are the armored school and the infantry school both at Fort Benning Georgia sergeant major of the army daily notes that an infantryman's pilot program for one station unit training osut extends eight weeks beyond basic training and eight to 22 weeks the pilot designed to boost infantry readiness is due to end in December 2018 the new infantry osut covered the m240 machine gun as well as the m249 squad automatic weapon the redesigned infantry osut would start in 2019 depending on the result of the 2018 pilot OS UTS could also extend training in other combat arms beyond the infantry one station unit training will be extended to 22 weeks for armor by fiscal year 2021 the army combat fitness test ace EFT is being introduced into the army beginning with sixty battalions spread throughout the army the test is the same for all soldiers men or women it will take an hour to complete including resting periods the ACF t supersedes the army physical fitness test APFT as being more relevant to survival in combat six events were determined to better predict which muscle groups of the body were adequately conditioned for combat actions three deadlifts a standing power throw of a 10 pound medicine ball can release push-ups which replaced the traditional push-up a sprint drag carry 250 yard event 3 pull-ups with leg tucks one needed to pass and a two-mile run eventually by 2020 all soldiers will be subject to this test the AC ft will test all soldiers in basic training by October 2020 the ACF team movements directly translate to movements on the battlefield following their basic and advanced training at the individual level soldiers may choose to continue their training and apply for an additional skill identifier assi the assi allows the army to take a wide-ranging MOS and focus it into a more specific MOS for example a combat medic whose duties are to provide pre-hospital emergency treatment may receive OC training to become a cardiovascular specialist a dialysis specialist or even a licensed practical nurse for commissioned officers training includes pre-commissioning training known as basic officer leader course a either at USM a or via ROTC or by completing OCS after commissioning officers undergo branch specific training at the basic officer leaders course be formerly called officer basic course which varies in time and location according to their future assignments officers will continue to attend standardized training at different stages of their career collective training at the unit level takes place at the unit's assigned station but the most intensive training at higher echelon is conducted at the three combat training centers CTC the National Training Center NTC at Fort Irwin California the joint Readiness Training Center JRTC at Fort Polk Louisiana and the joint multinational Training Center JMRC at the Hohenfels training area in Hohenfels in Grafenwoehr Germany our frige in as the army force generation process approved in 2006 to meet the need to continuously replenish forces for deployment at unit level and for other echelons as required by the mission individual level replenishment still requires training at a unit level which is conducted at the continental US CONUS replacement center crc at Fort Bliss in New Mexico and Texas before their individual deployment topic equipment the chief of staff of the army has identified six modernization priorities in order artillery ground vehicles aircraft Network air missile defense and soldier lethality topic weapons you topic individual weapons the army employs various individual weapons to provide light firepower at short ranges the most common weapons used by the army are the compact variant of the m16 rifle known as the m4 carbine as well as the 7.62 x 51 millimeters variant of the FN SCAR for Army Rangers the primary sidearm in the US Army as the nine millimeters m9 pistol the m11 pistol is also used both handguns are to be replaced by the m7 team through the modular handgun system program soldiers are also equipped with various hand grenades such as the m67 fragmentation grenade and m18 smoke grenade many units are supplemented with a variety of specialized weapons including the m249 saw squad automatic weapon to provide suppressive fire at the squad level indirect fire is provided by the m320 grenade launcher the M 101 for joint service combat shotgun or the Mossberg 590 shotgun are used for door breaching in close quarters combat the m14 EBR is used by designated marksman snipers use the m107 long-range sniper rifle the m2 o1 o enhanced sniper rifle in the m110 semi-automatic sniper rifle topic crew-served weapons the army employs various crew-served weapons to provide heavy firepower at ranges exceeding that of individual weapons the m240 is the US Army's standard medium machine gun the m2 heavy machine gun is generally used as a vehicle mounted machine gun in the same way the 40 millimetres MK 19 grenade machine gun is mainly used by motorized units the US Army uses three types of mortar for indirect fire support when heavier artillery may not be appropriate or available the smallest of these is the 60 millimeters m2 2 for normally assigned at the infantry company level at the next higher echelon infantry battalions are typically supported by a section of 81 millimetres m25 2 mortars the largest mortar in the Army's inventory as the 120 millimetres M 120 M 1 to 1 usually employed by mechanized units fire support for light infantry units as provided by towed howitzers including the 105 millimetres m1 1:9 a 1 and the 155 millimetres m777 which will replace the M 198 the US Army utilizes a variety of direct fire rockets and missiles to provide infantry with an ante Armour capability the 84 is an unguided projectile that can destroy armored and bunkers at ranges up to 500 meters the fim-92 stinger as a shoulder-launched heat-seeking anti-aircraft missile the fgm-148 javelin and bgm-71 tow are anti-tank guided missiles topic vehicles US army doctrine puts a premium on mechanized warfare it fields the highest vehicle to soldier ratio in the world as of 2009 the Army's most common vehicle is the high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle hmm WV commonly called the Humvee which is capable of serving as a cargo troop carrier weapons platform and ambulance among many other roles while they operate a wide variety of combat support vehicles one of the most common type centers on the family of hemtt vehicles the m1a2 abrams as the Army's main battle tank while the m2 a3 bradley is the standard infantry fighting vehicle other vehicles include the Stryker the m113 armored personnel carrier and multiple types of Mine Resistant Ambush Protected mr AP vehicles the US army's principal artillery weapons are the m109 a6 paladin self-propelled howitzer in the m 270 multiple launch rocket system mlrs both mounted on tracked platforms and assigned to heavy mechanized units while the United States Army Aviation branch operates a few fixed-wing aircraft it mainly operates several types of rotary wing aircraft these include the ah-64 apache attack helicopter the a 60 blackhawk utility tactical transport helicopter and the ch-47 chinook heavy lift transport helicopter restructuring plans call for reduction of 750 aircraft and from 7 to 4 types under the johnson mcconnell agreement of 1966 the army agreed to limit its fixed-wing aviation role to administrative mission support light unarmed aircraft which cannot operate from forward positions for UAVs the army is deploying at least one company of drone mq-1c grey eagles to each active army division topic uniforms the Army Combat Uniform ACU currently features a camouflage pattern known as operational camouflage pattern OCP this replaced a pixelated pattern known as universal camouflage pattern UCP that proved to be ineffective in many environments on the 11th of November 2018 the army announced a new version of army greens based on uniforms worn during World War two will become the standard garrison service uniform the blue army service uniform will remain as the dress uniform the army greens are projected to be first fielded in summer of 2020 topic berets the US Army's black beret is no longer worn with the ACU for garrison duty having been permanently replaced with the patrol cap after years of complaints that it was not suited well for most work conditions Army Chief of Staff General Martin Dempsey eliminated it for wear with the ACU in June 2011 soldiers still wear Berets who are currently in a unit in jump status whether the wearer is parachute qualified or not maroon beret while members of security force assistance brigades SFA B's wear Brown Berets members of the 75th Ranger Regiment and the airborne and Ranger training Brigade tan beret and Special Forces rifle Green Beret may wear it with the army service uniform for non ceremonial functions unit commanders may still direct the wear of patrol caps in these units in training environments or motor pools topic tense the army has relied heavily on tents to provide the various facilities needed while on deployment force provider expeditionary FPE the most common tent uses for the military are as temporary barracks sleeping quarters DFAC buildings dining facilities forward operating bases fobs after-action review aar Tactical Operations Center TOC Morale Welfare and Recreation MWR facilities as well as security checkpoints furthermore most of these tents are set up and operated through the support of Natick soldier system center each FPE contains billeting latrines showers laundry and kitchen facilities for 50 to 150 soldiers and is stored in Army preposition stocks one two four and five this provisioning allows combatant commanders to position soldiers as required in their area of responsibility within 24 to 48 hours the US Army is beginning to use a more modern tent called the deployable rapid assembly shelter trash in 2008 trash became part of the Army's standard integrated command post system topic see also you topic notes and references this article incorporates public domain material from the United States Army Center of military history document army birthdays topic further reading desert storm shield valorous unit award vua citations US Army Center of military history retrieved the 26th of December 2014 Bailey Beth America's Army making the all-volunteer force 2009 ISBN o-67 403 5 3 6 4 Blum Jr Raymond K editor-in-chief Andrade Dale Jacobs Bruce langa Lear Jon Newell Clayton our ceiling ER Matthew 2004 US Army a complete history Bose are at Arlington Virginia the army historical foundation key 744 ISBN 978 Oh eight-eight three six three six four oh four CS one mayn't multiple names authors list link chambers John white clay Edie the Oxford guide to American military history 1999 online at many libraries Clarke JP preparing for war the emergence of the modern US Army 1815 to 1917 Harvard up 2017 336 PP Kaufmann Edward M the war to end all wars the American military experience in World War one 1998 a standard history krejic Walter a US Army doctrine from the American Revolution to the war on terror University Press of Kansas 2011 392 pages studies military doctrine in four distinct eras 1779 to 1904 1905 to 1940 4 1944 to 1962 in 1962 to the present Woodward David R the American army in the first world war Cambridge University Press 2014 484 PP online review topic external links army dot mil United States Army official website army dot mil slash photos United States Army featured photos goarmy.com official recruiting site u.s. army collection Missouri History Museum finding aids for researching the US Army compiled by the United States Army Center of military history us - militaria comm the US Army during the Second World War | wikipedia tts | UCYsYRb62nVuCJ8-FojrZRVw | 2018-12-04 | Creative Commons Attribution 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JhkwkNDOn7M | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhkwkNDOn7M | Chain Rule and Implicit Differentiation | hi Roni in this video we're going to talk about the chain rule for multivariable functions and make a connection to implicit differentiation that you've seen before so the chain rule I in a previous calculus class you've probably seen this expressed through tutoring review points which really just difference isn't notation but that might lead you to think about the chain rule a little bit differently we're going to talk about both in one using livents kind of genius notation that makes the chain will just look like cancellation with application fractions you've got some function y and you'd like to find the derivative with respect to X I'm for whatever reason that's difficult to do instead if you can express y as a function of a different sort of independent intermediate variable you express it as a function about intermediate variable and that function would be easier to differentiate with respect to that variable then you can do that and then just x the derivative of that intermediate variable that you made up that will be the same thing the other way you think of your function as composition of functions and then the derivative of composition of functions is the derivative of the outside function with the inside function the thing that it's being composed with left one on the inside and then times the derivative of that inside function so let's look at an example and both of those viewpoints so first with Leibniz notation if we make up an intermediate variable let's say call you call this variable U and then with the substitution for what you is why is a fairly straightforward function of U and so I can find the derivative of Y with respect to you and of course I can find the derivative of U with respect to X and the chain rule says that the derivative of Y with respect to X is the product of those two derivatives so we get this expression thinking about this the other way is a composition of functions we just need to come up with two functions F and G so that why is the composition F composed with G and then in that case the chain rule tells us that it's the derivative the outside function with the inside function left alone times the derivative that inside function and as we can see we get the same thing either way you sort of think about this and really doing exact same thing whether you're coming up with it inside function or if you are making up some intermediate variable it's the same effect it's the first notation I think is a little bit more useful especially for some of the things that we're kind of looking at the future so for functions of multiple independent variables we talked about this a bit in class for the break if we had some function C which was a function of x and y but x and y we're themselves functions of some other variable this case maybe t so you think that t is a parameter then we could define what's called total derivative so the derivative of Z with respect to T is the partial with the of Z with respect that x times the derivative of x respect to T so Z is a function of two variables x and y and when we look at the derivatives then we have to look at partial derivatives so it's the partial of Z with respect to X but X is just a single variable function of T so that's a regular derivative and then we've got this other term that we add the partial of Z with respect to Y times the derivative of Y respect to T and the way you can excuse me thing about this is that Z is a function of x and y and x and y are both in turn functions of T as I change T Z changes and it changes for two different reasons one is that T affects x and so if I want to this first term gives me the contribution of the change of Z from T that comes through X so T as T changes that changes X and this term shows me how Z changes as a result of that in the second term shows me how Z changes as a result of Y changing when I change T so hopefully this sort of makes sense and if we had a function of it instead we had a w of three independent variables X Y Z this extends just like you'd like there'd be one more term partial of W with respect to z and x the derivative of Z with respect to T okay so here's an example that we can work through so we've got some function f is a function of x and y and x and y are in turn functions of T so we can find the total derivative of F by the chain rule it's this so take a moment to work this out find the partials 52 / it is multiply those things out and figure out exactly what this looks like if I didn't make a mistake somewhere you should get something equivalent to this and worth noting out or worth noting is that F is a function of x and y x and y are functions of T we could have at the outset make the substitutions for what x and y are in the original function f so I could have written f as a function of T and then just taken the regular derivative of that function f as a function of T if we do that do we end up getting the same answer you will I'd like you to take a moment to pause and check and make sure that you do get the exact same thing all right so one question to leave you with on the chain rule side is what if Z were a multi variable function two independent variables x and y & x and y were themselves multivariable maybe they were both functions of two of the variables say smt what would be able to say in this case how would things change so I'm going to leave you with this idea to think about I will talk about a class more but we're going to move on and talk about a connection with implicit differentiation so in from single variable calculus if we couldn't explicitly write Y as a function of X if we could only implicitly show the relationship then implicit differentiation allowed us a way to use the chain rule to find the derivative of Y with respect to X what that looks like let's just look at this example say we were interested in figuring out the slope of points on some circle so x squared plus y squared equals some constant squared the situation is that we can't write Y as a function of X because things are being squared and we have to take the square root of the word about plus minus is what we actually get our two functions there's sort of the upper half and the bottom half of the circle for these two functions and I can differentiate each of these functions but there are two different functions so the derivative how I'm going to find the slope depends on what part of the circle on one which function I have to use I figure out which which functions appropriate depending on what point I care about which is maybe a bit annoying its implicit differentiation on the other hand if I just take a derivative of both sides of the of the equation with respect to X and remember the chain rule so if I'm thinking why implicitly depending on X then the chain rule says that when i take the derivative of the y term i'm going to get this dy DX piece and i can solve for that and get something that works no matter what you give me any point on the circle telling those coordinates then I'll tell you what the slope is at that point so this is implicit differentiation well the connection to the chain rule is this if I've got a function of two independent variables that's equal to 0 then I can guarantees it so that I can guarantee that dy DX is this term over here on the right the opposite the negative ratio of the partial of F with respect to X divided by the partial of F with respect to Y I'll clear this up a little bit by going back to our example we had this equation we couldn't write Y explicitly in terms of X I can come up with a function of two variables that's equal to 0 namely this one so f in this case will always be 0 and if I find the partial derivatives of F that i need and look at the result above what we find is we get exactly what we found on when we looked at the problem the first time that is the slope is negative x over Y that's negative the partial with respect to x over the partial with respect to Y and it turns out that this always works out the reason it always works out is if I look at the total derivative of F with respect to X anything about what we just did with the chain rule then there's the partial of F with respect to x times the derivative of X with respect to X plus the partial of F with respect to Y times the derivative of Y with respect to X and we can make this connection here by noticing that since F is always 0 then it's derivative is always going to be 0 and then noting that the derivative of X with respect to X is 1 so then if you solve this for dy/dx you'll get the result of the top of the screen check to make sure that you can do that so there's how the chain rule for multivariable functions related to implicit differentiation remember to go back and spend some time thinking about the what if question that I posed to you and I'll see you guys in class | 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VS_ed-34gvA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VS_ed-34gvA | CISS268 - Mobile Web Development - Fall 2013 - October 14, 2013 - Part 3 | and footer color of a all right I'm going to go in B now and I'm going to define a header and footer color for B to be that color and this oh that's too close and that all right I can do this for a variety of elements and it shows you all the elements you can do you can Define the content body colors for lengths colors for text and so on notice as I'm doing that it's showing you what it's changing buttons normal buttons this is setting the gradient of them so you can get that effect hover effects for the button same thing so I can set all these properties for this for all the attributes that jQuery can kind of hook into automatically and then when I'm done I could download the theme file and once's the theme file the theme file is a CSS file that I'm going to incorporate into my page so I'll go here and download the theme we can give it a name let's call it Monday and it says what I can do I just put that in my list of CSS uh stuff before or the jQuery stuff all right and I download the zip and I can save it to my desktop I can then copy that into there and I can then go and include that all right so I have that in there then what I can do is I can specify on different things the data theme that I want so if I want from my a Swatch I can put a For That so that'll be that goofy color with red text if I want on the footer oh that is a footer let's say the footer I want the B Swatch the header I want the a Swatch and if I look at that now all right um did something wrong for I did not uh this is just a plain HTML file so I am to yeah but I am uh doing it right here so that should work um oh Jesus right let me look it actually gives you the stylesheet so we can I could maybe see what I'm doing wrong get rid of that style sheet maybe that's interfering with it all right um I think they lied I think they said put it before where it seemed like it needs to be after all right unless I miss read the the the thing yeah cuz there when I put it after I am getting the color of that one and I could go in and make this guy B and I should see the blue and there's the blue so I I don't know if I if I misread that line of code or if something else is wrong or whatever but by by moving it at the end um that accomplished what I wanted to do that gives you some Flex ability on on styling it differently um again you know it's it's you know if you think about it all right you actually could fairly easily theme your pages in other words you could come up with a set of swatches a through F if you wanted to give them names and then allow people to pick which one they wanted to and dynamically generate the code to only show the one so you you could you could have some uh you could have some fun doing it that way um again remember these are just a bunch of tools at your disposal all right um I'm going to upload this example I uploaded it before class but I'm going to upload it after class because I think I made some changes that you might want to take a look at so we'll do that and um we'll go from there I'll see you folks in L um could you upload that uh page had all the tart pictures as well I'll upload all of the pages but that one no I'm just messing with you yeah I'll upload that one as well | Mike Zellers | UCCSrHjz0Iwe85OyvCvGP3gw | 2013-10-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 689 | 3,227 |
TJJSCNdCVmc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJJSCNdCVmc | Karate in Movies with Derek Wayne Johnson | ART OF ONE DOJO | cinema has always been instrumental in the western spread of the martial arts from bruce lee to the karate kid to john wick several generations of martial arts students have found their inspiration in the movies but what is it about the marriage of martial arts and cinema that makes it so appealing we have derek wayne johnson with us today he is a fellow dedicated martial artist as well as an accomplished filmmaker king of the underdogs and 40 years of rocky are just a sample of some of his excellent work i highly recommend those documentaries and we have provided links to them in the description below today derek is going to speak with us about the magical blend of karate in the movies [Music] for our patreon and youtube members we have an exclusive episode with derek as we go into an off the mat interview yes dude oh yeah okay track yes oh my god i'm so glad you brought this up so join us on patreon and youtube memberships to view it today derek can you tell us a little bit about your martial arts background and how it impacted you growing up absolutely i'd love to uh i have a kind of an extensive martial arts background as far as years i'm going into my 25th year which is uh crazy to to think about but um i basically was a young kid and i had a huge interest in the martial arts and a lot of that came from movies because that's the only way i kind of really knew about it and so i would mimic what i saw on on the tv and then i went to the local library and i found these books so i would teach myself this is preteen teach myself what i saw in the books you know the how to do karate type books and uh my dad would show me some self-defense but when i was 13 i caught a flyer at school now i'm from a small town of 6 000 people so there's not a lot of options and i caught this flyer and i i immediately signed up i was 13 and i've been with that school ever since i always believe that if you love something it it you don't necessarily find it it finds you and and the martial arts found me and i was ready and still going 25 years later it's weird seeing that everybody start off with slowly drop off and see the revolution of new people come in and basically the turnover is really high in the martial arts so it's kind of a weird experience being the one stable element there isn't it yeah i mean now my school is rather large so in my instructor his name is robert lamont and he is uh now a seventh degrees kyoshi a wonderful achievement he was basically my age when i started now that i am now and it i don't know it's kind of cool to just have this mr miyagi for 25 years of my life and uh you know he told me he said it's very sad to see the turnover as you talk about to see students come and go but he's so pleased for the ones that have stuck around and i was gone for a while i was uh you know college in my career and but um yeah it's it's really cool to i just talked to him the other day and uh he's still kicking awesome well the important thing is you kept coming back yes it just it's in me i can't i can't not be a martial artist i just i can't can you tell us a little bit about what you trained and what was the style yes so i've trained in american karate and it's part of the super foot system bill super foot wallace whom obviously you've had on your show but it's it's american karate and it comes from shotokan kenpo etc you know it has roots there and it's just kind of an americanized form i mean we're not traditional and we're not modern that's what we always kind of say we kind of take you know tradition and we take modern and we kind of ever evolve into uh american karate so that's that's the style that i've chosen almost 13 or as i said earlier chose me you began your film career both in front of the camera and behind it how do you describe that transition to going more to writing producing and directing well i always say this stupid little saying but when i was a little kid i wanted to be indiana jones right then when i was an actor i wanted to play indiana jones but then i realized as i grew up that i wanted to be the guy that made indiana jones now what what that means is is i've i i always was an actor and a filmmaker starting out i knew i wanted to be both i wanted to be the next orson welles well i'm not and i never will be i'm derek johnson and when i had that realization that acting was more therapy for me at the time and a good networking tool and it was something i could work some emotions out with i was really a storyteller i was always a director always a writer always a producer so acting got my foot in the door but i saw the transition happen over time over the course of several years and now i look back and i'm like man i'm so glad i'm not acting anymore i do miss it the therapeutic aspect of it but uh that's kind of how it happened you kind of grow into who you are and i am a filmmaker i am a director it's funny i like that you mentioned indiana jones because as i understand it correctly growing up um raiders of the lost ark was your holy grail of inspiration what drew you to like what inspiration what did you learn from that well i just i my mother bought uh raiders of lost ark on vhs and i still have it the tape is like completely the cover's long gone i've rebuilt the tape with so many different parts of other vhs tapes throughout the years you know before dvd and i don't know this relic of my youth is just still exists and i would wear that tape out i would watch it so many times and as a young again a pre-teen this was the film that i knew there was something different about this film and how it made me feel and i would study it and i would learn a lot by watching this again pre-internet it just kind of i don't know it inspired me and i still have that tape i always say if i ever know i'm gonna meet steven spielberg i'm gonna have that tape on me and have him sign it like that would just be everything to me okay your two favorite martial arts movies one of them is a guilty pleasure that you like it just because it's fun and the other one draws you in because of its story what are they okay i don't think it's a guilty pleasure it's just a pleasure and that's blood sport naturally it's so good so amazing that's the movie i put on in the background when i'm like you know cleaning my house or working out or whatever and i need something on that's the movie i put on i've seen it hundreds of times but if i said a guilty pleasure i might go with the last dragon just because it's so fantastical i was actually jamming to the soundtrack before this interview but story i gotta go with the karate kid which i don't even i don't even consider it to be a martial arts film it's a drama it's a love story between a mentor and his you know his this this kid's surrogate father and this kid but that's why it works you don't go back to it for the martial arts you go back to it for that connection and i feel like that movie obviously is why i'm a martial artist and uh and also why i'm a filmmaker i love the karate kid i couldn't agree with you more i mean that's also my personal favorite movie we've talked about that at length and speaking of the karate kid um the director at john g avelson he's known for movies like the karate kid and the rocky and you've had a pretty close relationship with him right um how would you describe your friendship well oh man john was you know i was john was in my life for the last five years of his life and we became really close became friends he became my mentor he was already my cinematic hero rocky and the karate kid are my two favorite films of all time i studied his films i there was just something intriguing about this guy with the weird name john g appleton on screen and so he he was a dear friend and again a mentor actually i remember saying this at his memorial something along the lines of and i would say this to him in in when he was alive but he had the the wisdom of miyagi with the temperament of mickey gold mill i mean he was just totally this fascinating guy and i miss him dearly one of your recent projects king of the underdogs goes into his career as um developing all these character pieces and underdog stories what inspired you to create that project well i've always had an affinity for obviously john appleton in his films and the underdog so it's so crazy how this came about i uh i i was on youtube one day and i was uh just kind of watching interviews with certain directors and i came across john appleton an interview from like the 80s i looked at the the the name like the username or whatever and it was appleton whatever and i was like ooh this must be a super appleton fan to create a youtube page with his name in it then i clicked on it and i realized no no this is john appleton's youtube page this is him so i don't know if you can still do it in youtube but i sent him an email through youtube like a dm and it was half fan and half professional i guess and the next day i get this this email in my actual email and it said yo derek what can i do for you and i was like whoa whoa whoa whoa my favorite director just literally emailed me back and we started up this email uh chain i guess the correspondence and i offered him a couple of scripts which he turned down to you know to direct one of which i uh he said send me a check for a thousand dollars if i like the movie i'll direct it if i don't i'll script doctor it for you is that worth a thousand bucks i said yeah sent the script send him a check he calls me like two weeks later he's like derek get a pen and paper ready your script sucks so let's talk about it and for two and a half hours we talked about my script and he sent it back to me and it had notes on every page so he followed through he was a man of his word it was worth a thousand dollars well six months later i fly out to la i wasn't living there at the time to to meet him and again for three hours here we are like talking about everything and we shared a tear because we talked about the emotional scene of mr miyagi uh being drunk and wearing his uniform and how you know it was such a touching scene when daniel bows to him i cried john cried it was very beautiful i offered him another script he turned me down so now i've offered him two scripts one of which i paid a thousand dollars i fly home and then it hit me i called him i said john if i can't make a movie with you i want to make a movie about you and he goes you want to work with me kid you're in and then i had to follow through and i made john g albertson king of the underdogs uh for the next three years of my life i worked on that film uh hand in hand with john and all these wonderful people from his movies and it was just a crazy experience but that's how it came about and i'll personally vouch for like i watched that documentary and that's actually that documentary inspired me to reach out to you to this interview because it was just so well produced so if any of you guys out there have not seen this yet i highly recommend it it's king of the underdogs and we'll put a link in the description so you can find that but what was the experience like now working with these actors and these these people that were part of this influence for you wow it was it was surreal i hate to use that word it's such a trite word but it was surreal it was like you know one minute i'm just emailing with john appleton the next minute i'm on set with sylvester stallone and ralph macchio and and all these people that i grew up idolizing and loving these films and it i realized that i'm exactly where i want to be and where i need to be it was like you know what i am the guy to tell the story and it felt good it felt great and they were very welcoming and uh it i don't know it was just this really cool experience became friends with most of them and still am with some and it was just really wild and i remember it was kind of that that shift in my career where it was a fan i was a fan and a filmmaker and they merged and that was really cool that was really really cool so now we're starting to see a bit of a revival of the underdog tale with you know the new cobra kai series have you seen the show and how do you think it compares to the original karate kid films i have seen every episode and i love cobra kai it's wonderful how does it compare obviously okay what i love about it is you get they do the fan service right there's the nostalgia they take care of all of us old guys that grew up watching it and love the movies right and then they did this whole other thing where they've captured today's youth and they're bringing them in and giving them more of a contemporary story and excitement for them what's so smart about that is is it brings everyone back to the original karate kid series you know it has the heart with today's modern uh excitement but it all comes back to john appleton's films so i love what they've done i'm actually jealous i wish i could direct an episode that would be wonderful so how do you think john would feel about the show today and the direction that the characters have taken i think he would love it i really do he was uh he was a funny guy i remember it was me and john and and and william zapka and martin cover at lunch and this was a few years before cobra kai even existed and and they were talking about just what if we did this what if we did that you know on a completely different uh topic and and again this has nothing to do with the the cobra kai series now but just to see those guys talking about it and read like what would johnny do and what would chris do and what would everyone be like now and he just lit up and he was very excited at any sort of like continuation of the story and you kind of saw that in uh in the the music video sweep the leg johnny that uh that billy i think he directed it and is and acts in it and whatnot you kind of saw that continuation there like 10 years before cobra kai came out so and of course a few years later all of a sudden like you know john passes away and then the very next spring cobra kai exists and it's like whoa he would have loved this so after you did king of the underdogs i understand that sylvester stallone personally reached out to you to direct his rocket documentary can you tell us a little bit about 40 years of rocky it was so cool i had interviewed sly for king of the underdogs and um like he invited me and my producing partner chris may and and frank stallone who i also did a documentary on um to his house to watch king of the underdogs sly was interested in seeing it and he loved it and like as the credits were rolling sly leaned into his chair was just like i have an idea and i'm like yeah and he's like and he pitched this idea to take all this behind the scenes footage that john had shot 40 years ago on the set of rocky and turn it into uh a documentary and slides like i'll narrate it and i want you to do this and it was just really kind of crazy because literally the credits of king of the underdogs are scrolling as sylvester is pitching me four years of rocky which we eventually did and it actually came out in the 44th year but we just didn't change the title so whatever and uh and it just was a snowball effect and i've worked with sly on four different documentaries at this point so yeah really cool uh once again credit to john appleton or none of this would have happened i just edited a documentary uh for sly that's coming out this year that has to do with uh the rocky ford director's cut that's coming out um we we put the teaser or actually sly posted the teaser several months ago on his instagram but i edited that for him that was really fun yeah when we're looking at martial arts in the movies they seem to have gone through several different eras so like in the 60s you've got like the james bond judo shop where it was cat you had you know foot in the campiness but with some gentlemanly fighting then we got into the 70s and 80s we had the one-man army and then even then the un underdog tales and in the 90s we had like the matrix like the high concept martial arts films how would you describe the phase martial arts films are in today you know i don't know and the reason is is i don't really watch modern martial arts films uh it's nothing against them i just i just don't because i think that you mention it in the 90s they got so out there and it just kind of i don't want to say it turn me off i mean that stuff's awesome because it's a movie but it i haven't really found anything modern to where i would go oh i need to watch that 100 times obviously there's some really cool stuff out there but i also know that there are some films that do try to make it more practical and realistic while some of them are still crazy crazy awesome i do think that they focus more on what looks cool as opposed to story i'll say that i guess one trend i kind of picked up on and i would use um john wick as an example is that they've really stepped up the intensity of the fights but i've noticed that they're resorting to a lot of like you're saying um more realistic stuff like more jiu jitsu more going to the ground more smaller techniques versus like the large crank kicks or the fantasies like mortal kombat it seems to be a lot more realistic techniques but like cranked up to 11. you know that's that's actually good i can't believe i didn't think of john wick as you said that but you're totally right it's they are doing quicker faster hardcore movements and and in taking their opponents out in a really realistic slash cinematic way so i will give them that no doubt um is that going to last i don't know is that the new thing i don't know but it's pretty cool because they are finding that that i guess that um that mesh that middle ground of what looks cool sounds cool is cool and what would really happen you know i think it's also full circle i mean you know you look at the karate fighting in cobra kai i mean it's just balls to the wall like insane in some scenes right and then in some scenes it's like oh that's pretty practical so i don't know i mean it's like i guess cobra kai is giving us one thing and john wick is giving us another and uh maybe i guess that's a good thing and another trend i've been kind of noticing is you know we've got sylvester stallone and schwarzenegger still doing their thing we've got liam neeson we've got jason statham tearing it up and even going back to cobra kai we've got ralph macchio and william zapka there seems to be a focus on like a lot of the older actors still doing these action scenes do you think that that's just writing on nostalgia or do you think there's a deeper message that we can find in that ooh i don't know maybe both clearly nostalgia there's no doubt about that i mean um but i mean because that's kind of like the the high point of action was the 80s right so that's when it became so almost absurd but in a cool cinematic way and i think that the the people that are in control now the writers and the producers and the directors are of the age that come from that want to see that you know so that's kind of why that's coming back total nostalgia but also it was just really good it was really good back then deeper message that's interesting i mean maybe you know you've heard of old man strength right it's real it exists remember when you're like how does my dad or my grandfather my uncle how does he how's he able to do that i can't do that you know i want to see that older guy still kick butt because he can't and he will and you know what he's probably a little bit like as a martial artist myself i look back at 20 year old me i was clearly faster and thinner and but now i look at me and i'm like i could kick the crap out of 20 year old me you know what i mean so maybe that has something to do with it as well i don't know but it's pretty awesome i love seeing those guys still kicking butt if you had a choice if you could steer martial arts films into any particular direction where would you go you know i would probably focus more on story you know if you look at the bruce lee film so raw i mean they're just in your face just beating the heck out of these guys and then you have again going back to the karate kid this story this these relationships i would like to steer it to maybe have that john wick approach right but with the good heartfelt story that's why rocky works so well it's not a boxing film it's a love story it's a drama with boxing in it so that's what takes you back that's kind of where i would like to see martial arts films go is to take that rawness of the bruce lee films with the heart of the karate kid and maybe the realness of john wick as far as his the techniques and and what not and make this really good heartfelt realistic martial arts film maybe i should direct that next i don't know so if you were going to choose a different martial art if you were going to try your hand at a totally different martial today what would it be well i think you know what the stock answer is for us karate guys because you're doing it yourself but it's brazilian jiu jitsu um i think that uh it's a wonderful martial art i've sat in on some classes and uh i've toyed with it and whatnot and i just think that it's it's just it's it's an amazing realistic martial art um so definitely jiu jitsu um because i'm you know i'm a striker obviously in karate we do take downs and manipulations and we do ground fighting we do all of those things karate i think is a complete art it's a in my opinion um it doesn't just focus on hands or feet or grappling it's it's complete however um if you what's so great about mma is it takes a focus on boxing it takes a focus on muay thai it takes a focus on grappling etc in in in putting those things together it just makes you even more complete so i think that for me personally being a striking martial artist more so than a ground fighter definitely jiu jitsu it's something that i really really want to to do again karate for 25 years boxing kickboxing all that kind of stuff it's been great but i gotta i gotta go to the ground i gotta do it that's that's what's up that's what's happening next um can you tell us about your new project that you're working on bloodstreams bloodstreams yes so um bloodstreams is important to me because it's my return to narrative feature films i've done you know the documentary thing for the last several years john g albertson king of the underdogs 40 years of rocky the birth of the classic stallone frank that is now bloodstreams brings me back to a fictional story and it's been wonderful i'm actually uh when we're done with this interview i'm going back to editing it we just shot it last month uh in in texas and it stars han soto who uh was in cobra kai in in some of the episodes and yuji akamoto who uh played chosen in the karate kid part two and kobrakai uh he's he's in it he does a fantastic job as our villain i mean very fun i i've known him for about seven years because i interviewed him for king of the underdogs and uh it was really cool to work with him uh holland haley not a lot of people know about holland yet um but you will she's fantastic and brad mall he was a he was a soap star and he's a good friend of mine and a mentor he was on general hospital for like 20 years he's in it so really interesting cast and it's a crime drama thriller takes place in texas my home state and uh it's coming out in 2022 but um you're going to see yuji akamoto in a really really cool very cool role i mean in my opinion my favorite role of him since chosen i cannot wait to see that that sounds excellent so for anyone watching we're gonna put a link to um derek's website in the below so that way you can check out and keep up to date with his projects and also have access to the other documentaries he's produced i can't recommend them enough and derek i just have to say absolutely thank you so much for for joining us today i've been wanting to talk to you for a while i'm a fan of your work i appreciate your love for the martial arts and you know the fact that you take these two crafts that you love that you've merged them together and you find inspiration for both and pass it on is just indescribable so thank you so much for joining us today can't appreciate it enough thank you again huge fan of you love what you're doing for the martial arts love your channel and just thanks for having me on it's so great to talk movies martial arts and uh yeah man thank you thank you thank you thank you please visit the links in the description below to see some of derrick's films if you are a fan of the karate kid or rocky then i cannot recommend king of the underdogs or 40 years of rocky enough he is a true craftsman as both a filmmaker and a martial 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IvgN-gvDo2E | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvgN-gvDo2E | The World Reads Jan Kochanowski from Los Angeles — Adam Mickiewicz Institute on Sunday 30 June 2019 | no very post very after he became a genius he's got a show open so I got it take it away take wait to get their data no I saw a large swing New York you with the Republic under your command who carry human justice in your hand yes you to whom the human flux consigned whose job is to ensure it's safe and sound always remember this for all you're worth you are God's representative on earth you've more than your affairs to keep in mind you must look after all of humankind you rule all those beneath you yet you too possess a lord a ruler over you one day his final judgment must be faced and woe betide those who have been unjust this Lord does not take gifts nor does he care whether a man's a peasant or a peer whether he's clad in rags or cloth of gold if he's done wrong he'll find himself in jailed wee small folk when we sin are risking less it's only ourselves we lose in wickedness our leaders crimes though bring whole cities down and cause great Emperor's to lose their crown this is a lawless and an ill-starred Kingdom it has no time for justice for the law but everything is bought and sold for money one wastrel plots and schemes in such a way that great and small all openly defend his villainy and his immoral case without a care for truth without a thought for consequences their vote brings with it these folk don't understand the cancerous harm the degeneracy of their young people does their Republic they have set a price on virtue and on shame when one's amongst them it's nigh impossible to practice goodness they ruin Holmes brings states to destitution then cause their downfall Troy you'll see in time and by their own example they corrupt large numbers with them look at how they're followed by hordes of spongers growing fat as hogs through constant indolence and overeating you think any of this herd is able to serve his country wear a suit of armor when even silks too heavy for their shoulders do sentry duty when they've learned to snore till afternoon withstand the enemy's blows when endless drunkenness has sapped their health they think they're different and they ask for war god grant me always men like this to fight with sweet child don't fret so in this world you know that's how things have to be one day there's joy the next brings heartache from the two of them our life is woven happiness is always uncertain but our troubles too will end when God decides and when the time brings change we tend to take to heart the things that pain us much more than those that simply go our way that's why it always seems our tribulations are greater and outnumber our delights whether it's more or less or if the numbers are equal it's of little use to know a person really ought to pray to God to ask that they at least should no misfortune without a little bit it's hardly human it's odd that from the council all this time there's been no word Paris I know won't fail to let us know as soon as things are settled but till that time we women ought to wait indoors instead of on the public square I swear to God the world contains more evil than good just think about the fact that people only have a single manner of being born well there's so many ways to die it's quite impossible to count them all so we mortals only have one kind of health yet ranged against it you can find innumerable sorts of different sickness but fortune who rules everything there is and holds it in her hand and has control she'll back me up and say that in the world there are far fewer good things than the kind people call evil see how she brings riches to certain folk while many more are plunged in diarist poverty and furthermore she does these things not out of jealousy or avarice but just because she's driven by want and that's a sign that when she wishes to do some person good then usually she'll take from someone else and only then give to the first and this just goes to show what I've been saying all along the world is filled with far more evil things than good you | HowlRound Theatre Commons | UC-8ID1fxMapLBg5hpfnOs8Q | 2019-06-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 758 | 3,996 |
O_EIB6iVZ9M | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_EIB6iVZ9M | AlterConf Berlin 2017: Virtual Armor: Tools for Preventing Abuse in VR by Renee Gittings | [Music] brain is the own Korea's director at someone captain I am to do SP grant contract jobs and other name and here to talk to you today about for many of even beyond I'm in first explain what the news is why does interviews and a little really enjoyed but first let's talk a bit about my health so I think that I'm jerky and creative director of family taxes Paula Deen's we know that I formed this year's young I am also a chapter for engineering and just not that I was blended to the National Board chargers so very honored for that high I worked in ruther an African and I invited students in Aaron the our involvement hat founders tends to founded by the Asian while his wife it is a non-profit alternative learning center where he knows the study and teach students and then I am a GRE helper and focus and ingredients any are not verified others reality so let's talk about what the music so in a dictionary hand NB are like that because there are two types of pendulums one is doing something combined effect even fitted with a human struck so this is a decent remember the content from the Creator you're abusing your users by may not forming them may be an advantage of our trust that sometimes with you the other type of abuse is a more correct cruelty this is a different awesome to meet in between your users especially during soma be required so here's the example potentially the percentages so this is a woman playing a virtual reality game and be hugging so terrified that she forgets that she's an environment outside of virtual reality as well now prostitutes inside these events to perhaps use expecting energy let them grill being really scared but that may not be the case maybe inch one informs now there is a risk when you're learning to prevent abuse as you some content before the research and I think our goal should be to allow the full extent of rationality appreciated while reducing and preventing them because you don't want to limit someone can create this NPR for fear that one of them might be back I mean obviously do not want people projected to bad as my experiences but we also want that allow them to do what they would like to do those be our requirements especially some consenting friends as well now so that commutes from content such as content creators and virtual reality I think is where the royboy which is first inform your users inform them as if there's going to be a jump-scare of women that there's going to be a family rapid you know this is also a lot like give our be reading except for virtual reality is super busy it really a sense that you're there's an uber happening to you so when violence is a video game might be terrifying by itself violence in VR makes you feel like you might be being actually simply attacked you can afford you deserve but sighs content in there you don't we consider what table contents of what kind of situations my teacher I to user and then hopefully important for times of these because in consideration in your development now you obviously can't consider everything you know people have some user Khan and others for example I know a person who will show their co-workers or saw reality and they were using as our old clothes and her influence of a very beautiful gun on where you get to experience Maryam antiques from a third-person perspective in virtual reality now what a museum is there Daniel accomplishes and a great whale comes up to you first look by it's really an amazing experience to be held March the soil is healing really there he was showing one of the cars that he didn't know that his co burger had a phobia when it is a ravine utterly terrifying situation with that and he broke out of Coldplay you know he also learned a mountain safe luckily thanks for watching him they were able to loosen from that experience now not they have time to tell I don't want other whales particular sliders from heaven your virtue allocating or experience but it is good consider things that might need you know really try and it just trying to person the way to reduce my strong now finally very very important to remind your users that they are safe from any situation for teenagers hey you know you can use some tape or you can move your hips at any point in time I'm not being that you have to build in your really advanced tools to prevent content from continuing when these alarms and saw the thing you should you know it former user about different options to pay for virtual reality content to them I really didn't neva love it that is not as exclusively limited is there is a personal reality game we're being attacked by monsters rayma hockey club did you ever close down on the ground although zombie stop they stop doing that pressure on you show me overrun it is infused you in front here and modifies itself properly I hope you mistaken or situation now there are other settings such as social the are interactions where you can make a gesture to you know put yourself in its bottle and not be and wells in the Arab world and I can help you remove yourself immediately from those uncomfortable situations now that is really a problem as we are in fact the industry is are so conditioned no real that's when someone engagement based in Persia reality until a terminating your space you know in reality in person so here's an example quotes from dungeons so there's a lot of benefits of motor action or virtual reality because people free of eyes to you know meet with their friends around world it gives people freedom to put themselves in social situations writing are we comfortable or no biggie honorable be able to needed us however it also sets up the potential for people who really do this and what I'll have to be a lot of line or eight something that's hard to ferment it and so that's what I'm going to talk about as an experiment without we help prevent this kind of harassment in between users wait to help foster the community where that harassment is really less common but still allow your players in our acts as actually surviving so first there are a lot of schools for prevention and I think these strongest most powerful in your elemental our sponsor immoderation pools these are schools that a user can use modify their experience big Mohammed now in for students rotated tools that is basically doing yourself a bubble of interaction that they're both at your direct interaction with this is your personal level you do a little method I'd recommend having different settings good so if someone's warm fool people being close to them they can create portal if a purpose within a way to prevent them to create a larger bubble and you know this might be just mean other human objects and arms such and such place I also seen issues where the horses everywhere is notably later you can hold work in two easy results and there's many more startling than having someone coming here right near me so we were one of the great ways that the personal statement implemented mission be considered also in terms to promote regional English in schools interaction between users we quickly reduce the interactions between a particularly grasses user or a digital interaction so doing them you can share them at random and visible organs they were in my interactions these are really amazing moderation tools that are often present in online all that their games and just a conversation on world as well now I just our badges here everybody hi visit the information view by Sudanese interaction model badges and those can Iraq their work really well in reality lot it is a way for either spooning on and by their suffering at what their want to interact with in their spaces so you know greenback to be like I'm okay with everyone interacting with me and I'm still a happy to be anybody for anyone to be tingling or hearing or coffee and remove and I knew yell bad toward we pay with my friends interact with me or I only pay and even uses that I am a poor person and finally you know so certified levels like now I don't really want active an interacting okay I hope that was backing over and I want to be anywhere else right now and what's going on is so easy to switch which I'll have to agree with about to Nuala signs you know if you wake up feeling groggy and you interact with people but then you're feeling more social you can up to your level from Rick no no we're ready green and this allows long flexibility some user concurrence housing in that works and I think that's really powerful artists immortals community moderation Kamiya moderation is really powerful especially for building establish an initial culture that emotions of you married is a very hopeful because usually has been members of your community that are you know supporting ultimately wanted in a community and that you are respectful those people can be only visual as the community leaders for you I'm still having moderators especially large there are those only really helpful another way to help between moderation is has been Mangler now this can be in within a number of ways Aoi is a special clients in the past about this being admitted accommodating system where you have almost like different rankings of karma so it's other users downloads you because you know you've been really mean and people with abilities due to that you get put in lower Congress where you interact with other people who know show you the indicator or these can be separatist you have rooms where all the interaction is family-friendly or all the interactions allowed includes your 18 plus rated our interaction also when you have designated related they purposely have their own culture and though favorite reputation you know you might have seen in person shooter game for square roots third reputation the world Warcraft you know you have your designated role-playing servers and those servers themselves have a reputation deeper than that allows for people to serve pick their own culture and composing the members that they feel most comfortable right now I mention the current system we're talking about be eight centimeter initially and then finally I receive we recommend for VR platforms consider platform life of moderation and we means that if you haven't the users in super abusive and gets banned for multiple games continues to do so consider being a memory down we can put it down on the platform itself service bed for humming around and continuing the system of abuses and hopefully a lot of those reflect on why they're being removed from the communities and responsible so with these pools there's also risk of abuse of the tools themselves you can get people Association to Carvey system to get their minds together a Dana plug phony person and all down the both them for no particular reason other than to they'll harass that user this also be used to fuel use nationalism so if you user is to block another competitive user because they don't want to play again no bathroom breaks you have to consider that yes considerable kind of thing you're making if it meets this competition users should be able to watch each other over watch which is person sure meaning that you have my pleasure when they were running their beta for their game they allowed users to say that they didn't want to play in current players anymore now this was for my you know these new users is a his diagnostic playlist assignment be so uncomfortable I don't want to see them again people abuse it where they said that guys are good I want filling that position for users who are willing to in the system and does not mean equal to any nachos because they stand and when I was playing with them so they had a bad experience in there we twenty minutes to enjoy game and it would because they use the entire Asian school certificate sitter that and then finally I think it's important to consider that you want to punish your users for packing forty or we want to rehabilitate them I think their approach there will be different we even want to rehabilitate a to use what do you do is try to them to reflect on 100-years unit license for why they could change their behavior at all to some of notifications out of pages reason said that we were not on the creative talent or hamer through demanding for two days but in a future if you want to be better this is how you do it and we haven't been with the Karma systems or other content on racism because of the path to return to where they work and I've seen in various online games and in virtual reality users who simply didn't realize that they were being super negative and wait I was affecting others but they they had that day and they were just paying on behavior on other people it was reflecting on how that was affecting the people that they were taking it out on so I think having a rehabilitation patent atonement path is important because you have to give them a chance to learn from it to improve themselves and everyone conclusive so by threatening you and by having the enumeration by fostering good behavior we can help create the culture the culture that you want to have provide support for acceptance when a user has been harassed you want to make sure that they feel very comfortable in interferences arms or else you'll have Erasmus farewell your main users and then you'll just get a really toxic environment that can ruin your game I need some so games get a reputation of having really abusive users and by the community never recovered from that so it is important to create a pool and helps prevent the news from this part so you don't get a toxic culture that that stays within your communities obviously you know emerging users by banging them is one thing but also by encouraging a culture that call them apps and let's say that muscle now how do you moderators is really helpful for this because even if they don't have tools to manage themselves they can act as and people to inform of users one of their activator appropriately to help provide support some people who are mean of you and help encourage reflection now I think that is really important to anyone who is being in our community actually inform them of why their animations would encourage them to reflect on how they express themselves and in Globus there'd be a lot of abuse ammonia legal engines identification to these community pop communities and they have found that after games if you have a person to rate their team coordination trendiness that doesn't really help them improve but if you ask them to rate their team provision and robert events with any masses to raise their own they see a significant improvement of overall behavior uh tomas games that is people asking are asked to consider hey did you actor a forbidding thirteenth were you supporting here so that they consider that going into their next games and actually are less likely to be abusive or to not work with their team and so impervious reflection you're either just do simple question can be really helpful in creating a culture that is supportive and that but it is a good so let's do it ingredients we're not we do not want to live in freedom in exchange for baby obviously there's going to trade off on the day depends on your experience of the maturity level over experience please the interacting you want how between users but it is businesses that are worthless trails are and do understand how much for you want center to me I prefer going on this the Zion Freeman can help you several cultures we have types which is for many therapies very soon otherwise again consider what experiences I'd attract them and let them know that how this be if the personal my radiant pools like our banishment sounds like purple bubbles we have team oration from volunteers or perhaps just as many members and communities we have to watch out reviews of these isms and foster culture kinsmen and encouraged me questions or call users so that making sure that they are therapy flow and that they continue to foster a environment switch lyrically or any fashion [Applause] [Music] | Alter Conf | UC4Av66gi0KiboNzqJy5rAPQ | 2017-07-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,904 | 16,075 |
POdSs3hzaWM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POdSs3hzaWM | #Tech25: This Startup is Empowering Visionaries in ‘Build’ing Their Ideas | hey there i'm natasha and my specialty is making all your app building dreams come true we built a turnkey platform it's called engineer at AI and our vision is to empower everyone to be able to build their ideas so you know most ideas today are centered on software the building software is the hardest thing that most of our customers would ever do with engineer Alea it's a three-step process one is from the idea in your head to the app in your hand or the website in a browser or the marketplace or the wearable that you might be trying to build and what we've done there is taken a cottage industry which is software development and industrialized it's an assembly line we have 500 building blocks of reusable code and design things like facebook login Paytm integration map view or a friends list and then we have 75,000 engineers and developers and designers from around the world that work on our platform and they work for our partners so they work for about 132 deaf shops and we're able to uniquely sort of borrow them to work on specific features for a particular client in the end what it means is that we have multiple deaf shops and multiple engineers and designers working on a single client project which means that they can ship faster better and to certain extent benefit from the collective knowledge that of others in what they build once the software is built we then have a protocol build a care just like the extended warranty on your fridge it allows you to make sure that whatever you build never goes out of date this way you build it once you pay bill the care and you never have to build version one again 40 million companies here go through some sort of innovation exercise or digital transformation exercise a hundred million new businesses set up every year these are potential companies and customers that are trying to now build something and software is the heart of all of it there aren't enough software developers in the world and so if our technology is increasing demand a hundred x because we're now suddenly able to go to people that don't know how to spec they don't know how to find a developer they don't know how to product manage they don't understand how to write code and we're seeing now you can build software you can imagine this 100x more developers needed to be able to deliver just that demand and so what our platform does is says look people don't want to do repetitive work even app developers we can remove all the repetitive work so it's only done once and then we allow the app developers to work on our platform to do all the customization the high value items the the business logic what we're doing is we're we're creating a mechanism for this new large demand to be able to pull into an existing population and a growing population of app developers so in in some respects we work with both we work with both the app developers from a supply side and we work with customers that would otherwise never build on the device you | Entrepreneur India | UCW5Q3EHcO5kH9oaD4oaMvjw | 2019-05-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 548 | 2,991 |
3z43V0JJBr4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z43V0JJBr4 | One Championship: Jonathan Haggerty, Fabricio Andrade Set to Fight for Vacant Kickboxing Title | Jonathan kegertine is set to fight Fabricio Andro daily for the vacant one Championship kickboxing title the general will take on Brazil's Wonder Boy on October 7th at one fight night 15 in Bangkok the post understands at the Thai capitals theme lampani Stadium their cat will be headlined by another title fight with to wanchai PK senchai set to defend his featherweight mui Thai belt against former kickboxing champ super Bond singer moin you have questions about the biggest topics in Trends from around the world get the answers with scmp knowledge our new platform of curated content with explainers FAQs analyzes and infographics brought to you by our award-winning team bantamweight Muay Thai Champion hegerty confirmed in a social media post on Tuesday that he has signed a contract for his next fight Britain's hegerty 26 has been going back and forth with bantamweight MMA Cham Andrade on Instagram in recent days with the pair Gooding each other to sign the bow agreement the 25-year-old on drug day was originally lined up to face the former one kickboxing champion in August but a 37 year old Thai tested positive for two band substances in the June 10 doping test he was suspended last month for a year and stripped off his title we are about to make history again hegarty fustano no Homa with a first round TKO to win his title wrote on Instagram thank you one championship and chatri cities one chairman and CEO for believing in me and giving me such opportunities hegerty who won the promotions flyweight mu Thai belt in 2019 before losing it to rocktang Jin yangnan later that year had earlier indicated he would be fighting for a third title with a pulse alluding to become a two-spot world champion that was made in response to a pulse of Andhra day who himself has extensive multi and kickboxing experience from his days fighting in China before he transitioned to MMA and signed with one you say you won this fight now signed a contract I am waiting for you Andra day had written Hagerty has had a Target on his back ever since defeating nongol in April his former rival rotang expressed interest in moving up to face him in a trilogy while a Mega Money all English spout with veteran Liam Harrison in the UK has also been mooted Andra day whose next MMA title defense is expected to come against the Philippine Stephen Lowman had also called hegerty's name on social media after the Britain's title win you see me in the back room and now you want to say it on social media hegerty told a post after beating nongo at lampani stadium where Andrade head Corner teammate Felipe Lobo earlier on the same cut if you want it you can have it he added what do you expect Andre day responded me to shake your hand and pretend we are friends no fake s asterisk asterisk asterisk here you say you wanna fight me before now is the time foreign | 🎤 Today News | UCeLcVZ61HRRSMiQTpffyukA | 2023-08-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 513 | 2,854 |
B2RRopTnwds | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2RRopTnwds | Tidy Modeling with R Book Club: Chapter 14: Iterative Search (2021-05-30) (tmwr02) | bad choosing option a is riskier but has potentially higher return increase in variance also reflects that this new value is further away from the existing data than b the next section considers these aspects of crossing process predictions for bayesian optimization in more detail so the cost of objective functions called acquisition functions facilitate the trade-off between mean and variance recall that predicted variants of the gaussian process models are mostly driven by how far away they are from existing data the trade-off between the predicted mean and variance for new candidates is frequently viewed through the lens of exploration and exploitation and these two ideas are going to be used when constructing a um expected improvement value which is deter uses used to determine which hyperparameter values to use next so exploration bias is a selection towards regions where there are fewer if any observed candidate models this tends to give more weight to candidates with higher variance and focuses on finding new results so exploration is going to move it's going to buy us towards moving further into an area of great variance whereas exploitation principally relies on the mean prediction to find the best mean value it focuses on existing results so it knows here that this is the optimal value so exploitation is going to have the opposite effect of staying near the mean best value and so you can kind of see uh there is a there's an illustration here about the mean of the best predicted values versus the variance of the unknown values so to demonstrate let's look at a toy example with a single parameter that has values between 0 and 1 and the performance metric is r squared the true function is shown below in red along with five candidate values that have existing results so we can see that there's a local maxima here a global maxima here and another local maxima near the currently best known mean point for these data the gp model fit is shown below shaded region indicates the mean plus one or plus or minus one standard error the two vertical lines indicate two candidate points that are examined in more detail below so this would be the exploration value and this would be the exploitation value because it's closer to the mean the shaded confidence region demonstrates the squared exponential variance function it becomes very large between points and converges at zero at the existing points so the larger the distance between the exponentiality shows and that from that function above so from a pure exploitation standpoint the best choice would select the parameter value that has the best mean prediction which would be somewhere right around this currently known one here this would be a value of 0.106 just to the right of the existing best observed point at .09 as a way to encourage exploration a simple but not often used approach is to find a tuning firm associated associated with the largest confidence interval so that would be right here for example by using a single standard deviation for the r squared confidence bound the next point to sample would be 0.236 right about here this is slightly more into the region with no observed results increasing the number of standard deviations used in the upper bound would push the selection further into empty regions one of the most commonly used acquisition functions is expected improvement and this is what tune bays use uses by default and there's a parameter that you can specify to tune bays to change that if you want to the notion of improvement requires a value for the current best results unlike the confidence bound approach since the gaussian process can describe a new candidate point using a distribution we can weight the parts of the distributions that show improvement using the probability of the improvement occurring so considering the two parameter values of 0.10 or 0.25 indicated by the vertical lines using the fitted gp model the predicted r squared distributions are shown below along with the reference line for the current best results so 0.1 there's a very high density because it's so close to the previous uh best result and then with 0.25 there's a very large variance but not a high prediction for what the um uh for the existing let's see wait what is density does anybody know what density means in this graph i understand that the expected improvement might only be to here if we choose one that's closer to the mean whereas if we choose the exploration one there's a lot greater potentiality for improvement but also for reduction yeah i'm not sure what density means there but i guess this part makes sense when only considering the mean r squared parameter of one is a better choice but the parameter recommendation for .25 is on average predicted to be worse than the current best however since it has a higher variance it has more overall probability area above the current vest as a result it has a larger expected improvement between the two so this is the expected improvement there and um this is not the expected improvement uh function like how they arrive at these expected improvement values i don't know what that is um i was kind of curious i think there might be a paper somewhere down here quoted that has that information so this shows the expected improvement graph here here's the 0.1 very low expected improvement whereas 0.25 has very high expected improvement so here it says expected improvement is the default so the tune-based function and all the stuff you really need to know to implement iterative search via bayesian optimization use tune base it has a syntax very similar to tuned grid but with several different arguments iter is the max number of iterations i think the default is 10 or 20 it's 10. initial can be either an integer which will produce a tuning grid of that length or uh an object produced from tuning grid so if you did a tuning grid first then you can provide that as the initial values and it will select the best combination as the initial starting point or one of the racing functions so objective is an argument which for which accurate acquisition function can be used it's either expected improvement or confidence bound i think the confidence bound is going to be one that might use the like confidence interval like they described up here so you say if you want one standard deviation or two standard deviations so you can tell it how much to move into unexplored territory with our confidence bound the parameter info in this case specifies the range of parameters as well as any transformations that are used it takes a parameters object similar to tuned grid if nothing is supplied it's going to use the defaults for that particular whatever you are tuning um and then the control argument now uses the results of control base some helpful arguments there are no improvement is an integer that will stop if no improvements are not encountered in the number of the number that you give it so if it tries three like five times if you put five there it will stop uncertain will take an uncertainty sample if there is no improvement within uncertain iterations this will select the next candidate that has large variation it has the expected effect of pure exploration since it does not consider the mean large prediction uh so this is going to move it's going to uh try to move towards greater exploration if it starts to hone in so you might put your um no improvement at 10 and you're uncertain at nine just to make sure it's exhausted um the area around and doesn't need to explore any further and then verbose is just a logical printing there is also a parallel over in control base and i'm not sure why that's there because bayes is not a parallel thing it's a sequential function where each iteration uses the previous iteration um to inform the next candidate value so i don't know why that argument is there if they're planning on somehow implementing some kind of parallel processing in the future like maybe exploring multiple areas of high variance at once but i tried it and it does not actually use the parallel back-end so maybe that's to come um and yeah it was there's no allow par like allow parallel like there is with two grid uh and as well so i'm not sure i i guess it's for future use so a tuned base is done here with a 25 is the cap on the iterations with that same svm model before and we can see the iterations happening here and it kind of has a cool thing if it doesn't give you good results it'll have an x and if it uh improves in that one it'll give you a heart and the search continues and it goes from 0.86 to 0.90 on the roc curve and you can use collect metrics or show best to show the best iterations and there's an auto plot feature to show the iterations and how it works so you can see the general like trend towards applying and then it goes more into exploration here with some values that are pretty far away from the mean and then you see a trend and then some exploration lots of exploration and then eventually coming back to this line here that kind of ended after so there were let's see how many iterations did they say are they getting control for that but yeah it came back here and gave up right here there's also a parameters plot animation this animation is pretty cool if you all have not had a chance to watch it i'm going to play it right now animation below visualizes the results of the search the black x values show the starting values and then it shows the migration into the areas that are unexplored and it runs in on that so you can see the migration there so one neat feature about tune bays as well since it can be a very long running process is if you interrupt it it will actually save the results and return them instead of losing them so that's a really nice feature so simulated annealing is pretty interesting it's a general non-linear search routine inspired by the process in which metal cools i don't understand why i tried to figure that out but i guess when metal cools it kind of looks like hot spots and cold spots so aspects of simulated annealing starts with an initial value and then it creates a radius of possible values around it and does like a random walk around that radius to try to find where there is improvement so a candidate point is resampled to obtain its corresponding performance value if it achieves better results it's accepted as the new best and the process continues if their results are worse then it may still accept them and it depends on two factors first the likelihood of accepting a bad result decreases as performance becomes worse in other words a slightly worse result has a better chance of acceptance than one with a large drop in performance the other factor is the number of search iterations simulated annealing wants to accept fewer sub-optimal values as the search proceeds proceeds from these factors the acceptance probability for a bad result can be formalized as the probability of acceptance is exponentiation of a user specified constant times the percent difference between the old and new values where a negative value implies worse results times i the iteration number if the random number is greater than the probability value the search discards the current parameters and the next iteration creates its candidate value in the neighborhood of the previous value otherwise the next iteration forms the next set of parameters based on the current sub-optimal values and the best way to visualize this is right here looking at this really helps to understand how the process work so it creates all these candidate values and a radius and it does a random walk through there trying to figure out what the next best is and it turns out that like one right about here is the next best so it accepts that creates new parameters random walk throughout it finds the next best is somewhere over here so it accepts that and so on and so forth and that gradually like moves towards the values that work best so they use a glm net for this example which has again two uh parameters penalty and mixture okay so there's a nice animation below that it's going to show this process so let's talk about the function it's called tune sim anneal and it's the normal parameter functions are nearly identical to tune base and the control parameters are slightly different though so we have a no improvement as well for this which is we'll stop the search if uh there are no improvements after a certain number of iterations and even though simulated annealing might accept sub-optimal results where the um performance did not improve those are still counted towards this cutoff for no improvement restart is the number of iterations with no new best results before starting from the previous best results so this will kind of keep it closer to the mean of best results rather than rather than wandering out into unexplored territory so biasing towards exploitation radius is a numeric vector from zero to one that divides the minimum maximum radius of the local neighborhood around the initial point um so i believe this takes like a percentage value multiplies it by the existing tuning parameter to create that radius uh flip is a probability value that defines the chance of altering the value of categorical or integer parameters um yeah so that's if you're if you have a some kind of categorical tuning parameter you can put a probability here for it to change the uh parameter on new iterations um so if you if you have a particular categorical value that you know is probably the right one uh you would put this probability to zero so it doesn't try new parameters for that uh parameter and it just sticks with tuning the other uh you know continuous hyper parameters or if you don't really know and you still want that to be tuned you could put it as 0.5 and then the cooling coefficient is the is c in the equation that model modulates how quickly the acceptance probability decreases over iterations so it decreases the probability of accepting a sub-opt world parameter setting so they run it here this shows the advancement here it's kind of a normal trend starts to explore starts to really explore and then comes back and then finds some values in here and then ultimately comes back ends right around here also has a parameters so it shows the iterations and where the parameters are what the parameters are based on the iteration and this visualization helps to see how this works so it kind of moves towards the best value and up here in the right hand corner it says what it's doing whether it's accepting the suboptimal or it's finding new best values and at least from watching this it looks like the cooling coefficient this value up here that decreases the probability of accepting a sub-optimal parameter is set pretty high on this because this thing explores quite a bit before it restarts from the best as you will see one two three four five so it does five i guess before it uh comes back to the previous best so you kind of get how it looks it kind of looks around the tuning parameter and tries to find a value near it kind of wanders around in there for however many times you allow it to before it comes back to the best so that's how simulated annealing works and man this also has the feature of when you manually stop it and interrupt it you will get the completed results thus far so this chapter describes two iterative search methods for optimizing tuning parameters both can be effective at finding good values alone or as a follow-up method that is used after an initial grid search to further fine-tune performance okay so i added this in to the unsupervised parameter search from last week and we so i already trained these because it took a while um and i have the results and it was kind of interesting what happened we'll take a look at the setup first so everything's virtually the same except we use tuned bays here and we set the iterations at 100. we used the previous results uh well the previous best tuning results so because this is a time series we sampled over the [Music] resamples pull workflow set result or yeah we took the best results from the previous tuning grid and used that as the initial starting points for the bayesian search and here's that parallel over does not do anything um but yeah so did that and i already went through all this and we have a fitted model with the new results so okay we can predict find it together take a look at the metrics so if we remember last time it was around like 0.95 almost for the rmse so we have almost a 3x improvement in the terms of how the amount of error and the r squared is about double from last time so that's reassuring however when we look at the accuracy of whether it predicts accurately whether it's a positive or a negative value we totally lost that accuracy so it now is less than a 50 50 chance of predicting whether the percent change over the course of a week went up or down it seems to strongly bias towards saying it will go up uh when it actually is going down a lot of the time and everybody knows why that might be the case please tell me because i was pretty reassured when i saw there was 90 percent accuracy for predicting that uh whether whether the price went up or down over the course of the week and then once we made it more accurate slightly more accurate in predicting the actual values totally lost that accuracy i think it has something to do with the way xgboost works or it could have been a tuning parameter i don't know yeah i don't know okay anybody have any questions comments ideas has anybody used this yet uh-oh i just saw that i'm sorry janita when did you say that i hope you didn't say that at the very beginning no 239 okay um yes sorry about that i imagine what you probably wanted to see was the tune base here um so it's it's virtually the same to set up there's the new arguments iteration and the cutoff it cuts off at 10 by default uh here let me open up the help on this so we can see the default values [Music] so there's control days there it is yeah so control days it defaults to no improvement it stops after 10. uncertain is infinite so it never does that uncertainty resampling i might change that value it can save the gb scoring i assume that is the expected improvement values you can save that if you'd like but yeah all good okay cool all right well if nobody has any questions it's time to go play outside or go to work if it's monday or not go to work because it's oh i don't know if y'all have memorial day in new zealand and it's raining here oh well you could go dance out in the rain it's very sunny here so maybe that's why august and um look around here yeah doing something yeah yeah indeed well thanks everybody oh thank you for presenting huh yeah i guess luke is going to present next week i also uh we have they added a bunch of chapters i don't know if people noticed um but they've added a bunch of new chapters um so we've got encoding categorical data dimensionality reduction explaining models and predictions when should you trust predictions ensemble models and inferential analysis so if somebody wants to present on any of those um stephen i just checked and it doesn't look like any of those chapters are there yet okay maybe they plan on adding these chapters yeah they plan on them and i i recently watched the talk that julia gave and she said oh we're busy we're busy with the with the dimensionality reduction chapter so i think it's it's uh it's literally a thing of like any day the chapters might done so i think we kind of need to take it week by week yeah okay maybe here what what um how the other group have approached this yeah well do they have anything because they should be on those chapters yeah i'm not sure what they've been doing you know but i think i think one thing they did is they went back to previous chapters that changed because for them they didn't have workflow sets i think in the um initial like a few of the chapters we already did they went back and recovered those uh okay well i guess after next week maybe we took a hiatus until these chapters show up and then i'll just send like a message i'll check back periodically and uh send a message to the cohort 2 channel if we want to meet again and go over these i think chapter then is already there which i think might be a good idea um to cover is the appendix um which is the recommended pre-processing yeah yeah that might be a good thing to look at for sure i would definitely yeah i shouldn't say another thing we could do too is uh in addition to that is do um like applied you know examples you know like take some of the stuff we've been doing and build out more detailed uh applications you know and just talk through them i think that could be helpful yeah i also think it would be helpful yeah definitely that's definitely like the edges taking the stuff and putting it into life in like a real use case this is interesting so what is what do these little circles mean and we can talk about it this next week we should manage it but honestly i think this recommended pre-processing chapter is more than an hour's worth of presenting um because it's quite you know it's it's quite complex with what they're trying to get across there and i think that you you know you you kind of need to i don't know um you kind of need to choose examples of things that people are familiar with i don't know anyway my my words i haven't loaded yet so i'm not making that much sense i think i'm gonna stop talking so are you saying for if if we do like applied how to apply this stuff we should pick uh like data sets and stuff that people are familiar with or or at least um just methods that you you know so that you know that more than one person presents and that that they present methods that they're familiar with um because that will help with the you know with the interpretation of this very cool um this very cool um table that that they have because they they don't go into a lot of context um with the table yeah indeed so so you're saying like each person picks you know one that they've used and are familiar with and does like unapplied um whoever wants to present doesn't apply like work up with one of their models that they are familiar with and presents that yep cool yeah i think that's a good idea um okay well next week hopefully we'll have luke in august and we can run that by then and get it all nailed down for moving forward after that and yeah sounds good thanks for the ideas i like it okay have a good sunday y'all yeah thank you take care see you next week right | Data Science Learning Community | UCCaChdLMTYMxyawR_Qf-kYA | 2021-06-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | 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hSwCRm7WvKM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSwCRm7WvKM | ELN - The Daily Market Report - 1st February 2016 | morning Malik you can pastilla a job in Paris optimization desk welcome to this money market update on Monday the first fabric so for months the prices are trading in other words from Leslie close with the key drivers being firstly we still have high temperatures and secondly we have really strong wind generation so if you would like to contact us please use the email address provided or for more detailed information please keep watching so for the moment the gas system is opening for MCM lon la virgen flows are very healthy with long flowing at 55 MGM energy is withering 44 m in total with our community and certain energy m the next thing due to arrive is the Isla Verde are on the edge of her reign on the gas in the collectors sides we are importing from melons as they are having lower demand on mild temperatures Sturridge's I not know anything any volume for the moments as a system is where temperatures are revised slightly lower from latest forecast but it's not enough to support prices as we are having 10 degrees for the rest of the day against a seasonal normals of five degrees mainland Europe is also experiencing mild weather on the power side pick mechanism for the ball today with the pic marking being above 11 yards when generation is below latest forecast providing 5 gigawatts this is expected to slowly decrease through the day facilities are provided in still a few percent of the site and called sixteen percent Dutch and French interconnectors are importing at full capacity this morning as well emission prices just dropped 25 point seventy euros per channel all prices are not writing to the worse than expected manufacturing PMI released earlier today at 49.4 it was one more time China's economy contraction Brent in our training 35 1 sharifa drop wall it has hurt us wrinkles which just felt it too which really which just felt below 500 the lowest level since 2010 oil companies are announcing the results and we can already see the dimension made by the low low price that's it for today have a nice day you | ELN - The Daily Market Report | UCHccoAnI1Gs696gD0Fd9_sg | 2016-02-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 366 | 2,048 |
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HxOCW8k42HE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxOCW8k42HE | EDTC_6433 - Teaching with Technology Syllabus Overview | hi this is David wicks your instructor for EDT c64 33 teaching with technology welcome to our course and I'd like to take this time to introduce you to the syllabus for our course so if you've logged into blackboard and you've gone over and you've clicked on information you will see our syllabus or schedule list of readings and what would be an extra article there that would go over some classroom technologies pros and cons of those technologies so let's just get started here will click on the syllabus so I'm just going to click on that link and it opens in a new tab for me and depending on which browser you're using it might ask you to just open the PDF as a document on your desktop and that's that's fine but once you have that document over open I'm going to go ahead and just make it take up the screen a little bit better here so you can see it better and you can see my contact information there you can see a description of our course I'm going to let you just read through those and as we scroll down here's where I want to start and that's with this course we're going to be using the practical inquiry model to work through the five isty standards for teachers and so for every standard there are the five as I mentioned you will have a triggering event which will be where the problem is defined and I'll be asking you questions you individually will be decide what is the actual problem that needs to be solved here and then you will share that individually in the in blackboard using an assignment Ariel on all let you see what that looks like and then once you've done that you'll move on to the exploration phase of that particular standard and in that then you will read some journal articles these articles will be ones that I'm sharing in blackboard just so that you're aware the readings some of the documents are rather lengthy and I don't expect you to read them all and I would expect you to find what's relevant to you as a primary teacher as a special ed teacher as a physical education teacher you'll be sharing on a Google Doc some kind of resource as part of this exploration so in the first module that will be working on where it's kind of an overview you will be sharing a favorite resource so you'll be able to pick a favorite website or if you have a favorite classroom technology you'll be able to share that then we'll move from exploration to integration so will will have gained some background and will now begin to apply it and so in the application part will begin collaborating so we have a discussion board where you'll be able to communicate with each other and discuss what you think that the problem is and what you think a possible solution is to the problem during some weeks we'll have a real-time discussion on Thursday nights and that's an optional discussion we'll talk more about it later and then we will meet face-to-face and during that face-to-face time is another place where we'll find this integration where we'll be collaborating looking for possible solutions finally we'll have resolution we will be sharing solutions by completing projects will be talking about the projects in the course and you'll also be sharing your understanding of the five standards in blog posts in your B portfolio so with that let's move to just understanding what we'll be using as a triggering event for each of the modules and again the modules revolve around the standards you can see weeks 1 through 10 here and we actually have a short week that I reference as week 1 in the schedule document and in here I say week 1 is the really the second link not to be too confusing there we have 10 weeks where we're going to be focusing two weeks at a time on each of the five standards SD standards for teachers this T is the International Society for technology and education they have the nets which are the national educational technology standards and almost every state has adopted these and then maybe made their own modifications including Washington in your first week this short week one of the documents that I share with you is the Washington State Standards and those are based on the SD standard also as we're looking at these triggering event so I'm going to be asking you questions that you will personalize you'll be determining what problem you need to solve as a again as a middle school teacher or art teacher you'll be looking at the particular standard and facilitate inspire student learning and creativity and you'll be trying to figure out how do I do that as a teacher once we've kind of said what is the problem in this triggering event you'll move on to the exploration and this is where in our course you'll find various reading and then the other part of the exploration is this resource sharing so six times during the term one this short week and then one time for each of the standards you will be sharing a resource so this week you get to share any resource you want to share really to instructional technology and then next starting next week you will be looking for a resource to share related to standard one and in the third week you'll be looking for a resource to share related to standard 2 and so on so I give you a quick checklist of how these will be scored and as I'm looking at that checklist I'm noticing that the points are totaling up to 4 6 8 10 instead of 20 so that that actual resource sharing is off and i'll probably just double those so that it does come out to 120 points and apologize for that mistake there i just see as we're looking at this you will be filling in a Google Doc and you will be actually submitting this information so I've given you an example in the first module to see how this will look and so you will submit your information you will disab MIT the date your first and last name and the name of the resource you'll provide a brief description of the resource try to describe how it might address one of the isty standards so this first week you're looking at all five standards and you're thinking of your technology and how could it actually help you address one of those standards and then you will from there oh and by the way I'd also like you to on that second one think about how it would act actually help you address one of your content standards so when you're thinking of the state standards for your particular discipline you'd want to include that type of information as well and then the third area there is is that you're going to somehow give us some kind of a positive attribute of that so if you're looking at something like a smart board during this first week you would think of a reason why you think smart boards are valuable to education and bonus points if it's if it's research-based but but it can also be just something that you see as an advantage it makes you more efficient the students like it better try to go into some detail so that we can really understand what the benefit of this particular technology is and then what's the what's the downside is it too expensive is it difficult for people to learn how to use does it have a short life what is the the negative attribute of the particular technology that you're sharing and then who's it for what's the grade level what discipline uses this particular technology and then finally you're sharing the link so people can go explore it for themselves so in some cases the link will take them directly to where they could download whatever this technology is might be an appt a mobile app or in other cases it might take them to a website that not only talks about smart boards in terms of the company smart board but all interactive whiteboards and it's important here to note that then later in the discussion you're going to want to come back to this google doc and review what other people have shared find something you don't have to test them all but find one find to that you might see as being valuable for your discipline for your grade level for your students and if it just doesn't seem like that's the case then you could find one that's you know is not something that could be used with your students and so maybe it's not age-appropriate developmentally it's not impro priate whatever the reason you're going to list later in the discussion why there's an issue with that particular resource then we're moving on to integration and we have three ways that we we wanted to collaborate and try to brainstorm solutions and those are first our Thursday Night Live and so when you look at the schedule document you'll see that we're every week that we don't meet face-to-face we have a one hour Thursday night live session and it's typically 9 p.m. on thursday it's also possible but I might need to change that time you know one if I find out that absolutely no one in the class can meet at nine o'clock on thursday nights then i'll change the time this isn't required this is something that i'll record and you can watch later so just know that I'd encourage you to attend it's your questions are extremely valuable you could even feed me your questions ahead of time if you want me to address them and have other people interact with them but this will be an online conference and hopefully many of you can attend I know you're busy teaching and it's a late night but hopefully you'll find this to be something that's a value and also we've got this quarter we're teaching this course in a blended format and by definition a blended course has at least thirty percent of its time in one format so in our case we have seventy percent of the course is fully online and thirty percent of the course will be taught face-to-face and so you will on three Saturdays be required to come nine to noon we'll be meeting in the new active learning classroom in Cremona will we get what we'll be doing things we can't do online so that's the time we'll be doing face-to-face collaboration will be investigating some technologies hands-on so that we can make really good use of those those three hours together then the final way that we're integrating that will collaborate looking for solutions is through our discussion and we have discussions going on every week except for the weeks we meet face-to-face so it's a place where we don't you know when we're talking about this 7030 split we are not having an online discussion during the week when we meet face-to-face you will be asked to participate in those discussions your you'll be coming with what you think the problem is from the triggering event you'll be coming with resources that you think are important with information from the journal articles that you've read and you will be throwing those ideas out and hopefully coming up with solutions that you might have for how do we help students be creative with technology you know somebody might have a resource that they're sharing that a tool that can be used for that someone might have a particular instructional technology that is student-centered and allows students to be creative so these are the types of things that will throw out we'll have these ideas and hopefully you'll walk away from that online discussion with one or more possible solutions for your own situation for each discussion you'll be self assessing and there are criterion listed here six of them and for each one I'll just quickly go through the first one talks about demonstrating that you've done the reading so you will make a post where you indicate that part of your solution includes something that you read about and you'll share about that reading so you'll make it quote but definitely you'll make reference to the author of the article on making it very clear to us that you've done the reading you'll be contributing least one post that relates to one of the resources that was shared so it could be your resource could be someone else's resource but you will looking at those resources and you will share how a particular resource may address that standard that we're covering that that week and then you will engage with each other so if someone shares something that you find relevant to your particular discipline or grade level you can interact with them and maybe extend their idea so this doesn't just this isn't just saying I like your idea good job or I don't think your solution will work it has to take it further than that so I like your solution and here's some other possible ways that you know here are some ideas I have then that you might appreciate that would extend what you're doing or I'm not sure your solution will work and here's why I don't think it will work here have you considered this you want to make sure that you've met all the posting deadlines there's always a starting deadline that you need to post by and then there's an ending deadline and those are listed in the schedule and it's really important that you meet these deadlines because that's letting your classmates know that you value their input that you've you've taken the time to post something that they can interact with you're ready to interact with what they're sharing because you've made sure that you've met the deadline you will also want to make sure that you've read all posts and by reading all posts you need to read all posts by the deadline so if someone posts late and by late i mean after the discussion is ended you're not responsible for reading that no one needs to interact with those that the person may have a reason why they have to post late but we need to move on to the next topic at that particular times and then you should follow appropriate netiquette when you're engaging with other people on their posts we're critiquing ideas not people so this is no place to tell someone that they had a bad idea it's a place to say I don't agree with what you're saying and here's why and then as far as just some general notes about discussion you want to make sure that each each time we have a discussion again there's five that you make at least three posts it is oh so important that you don't make these long posts okay no one wants to read your essay as a post what you should do instead if you've got four or five ideas out of reading an article on pick the best to and share those as separate posts give someone a paragraph to interact with and your post with a question so that you you're attracting attention to it that people will want to read it and they're being invited to interact with you on that post you can post more than three times we're not looking for anybody to go crazy we don't want hundreds of posts in a discussion but at the same time we do value you know the interaction and it can really help the discussion if you post ahead of the deadline if everyone waits till midnight on Thursday to share their first post and everybody waits till midnight on Sunday to share a second post there is no discussion you should be checking in three to five times a week and when you do you know there should be a handful of posts for you to read and their act with in terms of our resolution this is where we're moving now into I've heard other people's ideas I've seen how they think they want to solve this problem now I want to solve it myself in this case we're going to have six posts the first post is just one that that you're making this first week where you're letting us know what you think at the start of this class where you're at I'm not looking for a long one on this first one but after that when we're talking about SD standard one through five then these should be well thought out responses with good evidence supported with with artifacts some of the things that you'll want to make sure that you do one it's going to be in your WordPress blog now there's some people in the course who possibly don't have blogs I want you to create one there are tutorials online for how to create a blog in this particular case you're sharing a link to your your B portfolio at the beginning of the term at the end when you're finished with your post you're going to post the link to your post not the link to your blog with a link to your post in blackboard which will let me go directly to the page where that post is made and I'll be able to to look at your response so i'll talk more about that in another screencast we want our posts to be timely so when it's listed in the schedule that it needs to be posted by please make sure that it's done by then you will be interacting with other people's blogs you're going to find a blog buddy and you are going to comment on that person's poster so you want them to finish their blog post on time so that when you're finished with yours you can just quickly look at each other's give each other feedback and move on you want to make reference to one of the articles that you read in your post you'll want to reference a resource that can again be your resource and I think in here I say a reference another student's resource well I think if you have struggle if you struggle with finding a resource from another student that is something that would help you meet the standard then I would encourage you to go ahead and use your own you want to relate it to your instruction you want to talk about how that this particular standard relates to your instructional practices and then you want to demonstrate that you have understandings of the main concepts of the standards you'll need an artifact I provide projects that you can use for the artifacts for this so you could give a screen shot of something that you're working on or discuss that give the URL to it you're heading should be meaningful so rather than saying is the standard for blog post think of it more like a article in the newspaper and how important the heading is at grabbing your attention you need to tag you need to categorize and you need to make sure you reference the standards you should refuse should tag it with at least two meaningful keywords so if its reflection and cooperative learning that are too meaningful key terms then that describe your post you'll also want to tag it with our course ID so that it's easy to find all the posts from this particular course and you'll want to make sure that you tag it with the SD standard that you're working on finally you'll want to categorize it by one or more of your program standards so if you're in the School of Education you should have a program standard thats related to technology that's one way to categorize it but hopefully there's some integration hopefully you'll find where it crosses over to another one of your standards and then in terms of interaction this is where you're writing a thoughtful comment on one of your peers blogs in and I want you to find a blogging buddy and it's even possible if like there's three of you that are all elementary teachers and the three of you want to get together and in person a comments on person B's person B comments on persons is in person see comments on person a's that's that's fantastic I'd like you to stay as a group throughout the course this way I think will be a helpful way for you to kind of see each other's growth as you were going through the course and let me know if you have the questions on that I will be grading those and then another place where we're going to show evidence we're going to have this resolution this solution is in five projects will have a project for each standard so the first project something that will be doing working on in the class when we meet face-to-face and this is a digital storytelling video so this is a individual activity this is you you're going to come up with a topic for your own story and it's about a three to five minute narrative and you will be creating a video so there will be images that are displayed on the screen as you're narrating your your video the second is a webquest and we're going to be using burning dodges quest garden tool to create the webquest it's a great tool to use easy to use we'll talk about that some in class but it will be one that you'll you will do individually outside of class the third project is the collaborative project will begin this fairly soon after the course gets going and you will be working with people who are you're sitting with in class so hopefully we can find groups I'm looking for groups of about four who can work together to create a website that will address one of the standards and so I'm going to assign each group as standard or looking to have five groups five standards at the end of the course we'll all have five websites that will give us more information on each of our standards number four then is a digital citizenship handout this will be a fairly simple project but you're going to look and it could hand out is the term I use but you could end up making this a video clip it could be some kind of a poster but you're looking to create something that you can share with either students or your colleagues that hat would help them better understand digital citizenship issues so could be something on plagiarism it could be something on cyberbullying but you'll pick some kind of a digital citizenship topic and create a handout a poster a video clip that will help students or teachers better understand that issue and then the fifth one is also I think a fairly straightforward and easy project and that's one where you're going to demonstrate evidence of participation in an online educational community and so you this can either be something that an educational community like classroom 2.0 that is has a primary focus in the use of technology in teaching or it could be online group that's all art educators and so you're going to join a community and make some kind of give me some evidence that you participated so maybe you ask a question on a discussion forum and somebody interacts with you or maybe you answer someone's question the grading scale is straight points your points will be divided by the total points and that will give you a percentage and then it will follow the standard grading scale for the University in my role as an instructional technologist I work with faculty on the use of blackboard and other technologies SPU faculty so there will be times I'm showing them something that I'm doing in my course and in those in that kind of a situation I am careful to never show them personal information about you I don't show them my actual Grade Center gradebook disabilities if you have a disability that will impact your performance in the course please contact me and so we can discuss this and make sure that you have equal access to everything that you need in the course happy to accommodate any requests of that of that nature if you have any other questions about the syllabus please ask those on the discussion board and for now I think we've covered pretty much everything that I can think of so I'm going to wish you a good day and look forward to meeting you in person soon goodbye | David Wicks | UCBBpKwYfkYME8zlAfTvVTxw | 2012-01-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,241 | 22,934 |
wm8zEDorL4U | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm8zEDorL4U | BOS 11/28/2016 Warrant Article 28 - DPW Sidewalks | sorry closed article 28 shallow Tony Hampton Bolton raised appropriate to summon $25,000 the maintenance repair reconstruction and replacement of sidewalks officially amnon lacks important for us 876 and show not laps until of projects completed at much 31st 2018 whichever is sooner again this is an article we've had for many years it's we did some replacement this year which they did a DA requirements they also replaced a stretch up on high street that it was well last year was the full previously we always cared 25 to 26 thousand for sidewalk replacement and it wasn't sufficient last year with the proposal came forward and the voters approved to put an additional 45,000 to it naturally you know Mary something together and get it actually done Jennifer's worked hard this year we had to bid it out twice we tried combining it with a school's project um we finally got someone to bid on it and then we wrote them hard and got done and spend every cent of it getting done the sidewalks that we did seeing that if that was what the voters asked us to do last year that's why we came up with essentially the same warrant article this year he questions the emotion second yep all those in favor bananas | Citizen Jones | UC4sdwkl4ZZiGK6OOTG5Qm6A | 2016-12-03 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 217 | 1,208 |
VG4CNyUxH5Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG4CNyUxH5Q | Kayak Review And Fishing! | [Music] okay guys so I'm just doing a quick review I just bought a pelican Mustang 100x kayak it's right here behind me can probably see it um here's the thing about kayaks guys I'm going to do all my videos in the ocean and yes a 12 or 14 footer would have been better for stabilization for being stable but the truth is I needed one that was light enough to carry and I'm easily a able to carry this up to my second story one-bedroom apartment and actually I keep it in my apartment next to my bed leaning against the wall I also needed one that wasn't bigger than 10 ft because this truck that is in front of me it's a long bed Tacoma and when the uh I can put the kayak in the back with the bed up and it sticks out I don't have to worry about a rack for the top I don't have to worry about trailering a kayak or places to store it I had to have I really did have to have a 10-footer but yeah I'm taking one for the team a little bit I'm definitely taking one for the team uh you know it won't be quite as stable in the ocean but that's the way it goes most of the time I'll be hugging the bank anyway fishing the mangroves Etc today I'm going to take it out in the open Bay and it's kind of windy and I'm actually glad because that'll be a great test for it right um I'm going to just show you the kayak real fast and then we're going to get out into the water okay here it is guys here's what it looks like from the side for for those of you that kayak you already know you know this is a basic it was $400 I bought it at Dick Sporting Goods it's a pelican they have a good reputation but for $400 I actually think it's a pretty good kayak so you started at the back you got your whatever your usual tow rope this is really nice the storage with zippers is great I've got my backpack right now with food and water and some other Essentials I found the seat to be very comfortable even though I haven't been out in it I just sitting it in my apartment it felt really good well I sat in it before I bought it too just to make sure by the way this accessory guys is absolutely amazing it's a waterproof roof floaty to put your phone and keys in I it just doesn't take a genius to figure out why you need that right what I like about the feet thing guys the foot things is there's different pegs you can put it on so you're not you know depending on how tall you are um that's one thing I like this storage compartment in the front you know whatever it's I wouldn't put anything in there that you didn't want to get wet I think it'll keep a lot of the water out but it's not going to be perfectly waterproof guys it just isn't I've got this on there because with it sticking out of the back of my truck I think you're supposed to have the uh orange or red flag on there um you know whatever 230 230 CM fiberglass paddle ores whatever life jacket now what I really like guys is you can put your rod in these rod holders My Brother David made a good point would you really be trolling out of it would I trust in if I got a big fish not really so I'm not going to troll with it but I will use it to transport you know while I'm paddling out to wherever I want to fish I like that a lot um I like the rod holders and that's it that is the Pelican Mustang 100x let's go out in the water and see how it works okay guys let's see I've been in the kayak for 3 minutes and let's see what's my assessment um yeah guys I can see how a bigger kayak would be more stable but um it's one of those where it's also windy out I there's not white caps but I'll tell you guys oh my God the seat it's very very comfortable the seat is super comfortable and I think with the life jacket it adds even more cushion because I'm laying back on on one of the pads where my feet are perfect I don't know if you can see right here I have my bucket I wasn't going to buy bait guys I was just going to I was just going to throw a spoon out there and troll or uh you know there fish but I caved in I stopped and got some shrimp and so um oh this is fun I stopped and got some shrimp and I'm going to do a little bit of fishing in a little while but I don't know really where I want to go I don't want to go all the way under that bridge I almost want to go out to that Island it's not that far hey guys what I'm doing just putting a piece of shrimp on this spoon um one thing I forgot to mention earlier guys I did buy a paddle holder so like I'll be able to put it right here on the side of the kayak so I won't have to have the paddle Laying across my lap like this um another thing I like the rod holder it's very easy to turn around and it's not like it's directly behind you so it's really super easy to uh grab the pole off the pole holder anyway guys I just see if we can get something the wind's definitely blowing me out okay guys another piece of shrimp here's another tip guys until I get that paddle holder put onto the kayak I basically just stuck the paddle down by my feet it worked out really well andway I don't have to worry about losing it or I just got a bite guys of course I'm pretty close to shore so it's probably a 6in fish but you never know but yeah I did I got a bite another one yeah oh do I have one no and it stole my bait okay guys another piece of shrimp I went out a little further in hopes of evading close to the little tiny fish is it going to work I don't know it's nice out here though guys so guys even with chop even with wind this thing is I'm I'm comfortable on this thing I really am oh man I got one yay oh he's huge did you see that guys he was a little uh I just got so excited cuz I haven't fished in a while rookie mistake I had a little pin fish guys that was great all right guys I came in a little closer even way out there you guys I was having a problem with fish stealing my bait I will say last summer I had one of those cheap dolphin uh dolphin kayaks don't laugh at me and I was out there and I caught I was catching some really good siiz Widing so it's probably the time of the year you know it's still winter I don't know fishing's always better when the water's a little warmer I think but maybe not but anyway I know that there's I mean I caught one that was like 17 or 18 in it's pretty decent fish getting bites right now from one of these stupid pin fish that's all they are is pinish guys could sit here all day long and they'll steal your freaking baar hey guys I think I finally caught a little oh my God look at this fish guys dude something I'm way out there guys so I mean doesn't seem to be helping it still seems like most of these fish are small but here he is there it is my fish goodbye fish I should have put them on for bait well I finally caught a fish guys I'm going to probably catch one more and get out of here it is super bow Sunday okay guys that concludes the trip um I'll tell you I'm perfectly happy I knew it would be a little like this cuz it's only 10 ft but you know even in a lot of wind and now there's white caps it wasn't bad um drifting I don't think I need an anchor cuz if you do drift a little further than you want to be takes 3 seconds to just paddle back to where you want to be um honestly I I um my preconceived ideas were all pretty exact I need to add the paddle holder on the side so I don't have to worry about the paddle it's kind of a hassle shoving it down by your feet there's that I need to get a little cushion for my butt CU I have absolutely no butt and after about an hour I think I was out there a minimum of an hour maybe an hour and a half I was out there at least an hour and a half I'll get a little cushion for the butt um the paddle holder and yeah I think that's it I'm it's perfect it's great guys I can't speak for everybody but I think for $400 you can't really go wrong with this kayak I think it's awesome I'm happy I caught that little fish a lot of little ones stealing my bait out there so subscribe and 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R8yZhgCYVzg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8yZhgCYVzg | fish scales - scaledemic shot by Yzshotem produced by 1800 | [Music] killing everybody close to me can somebody tell me what this [ __ ] i'm supposed to be i didn't already lost so many people to the streets i think the viruses my body got a hold of me they got my bones aching i can't even really see they got me coughing to my lungs i can't even breathe they got me hungry but i swear i can't even eat i feel like falling every time i stand up on my feet [ __ ] i ain't even got no strength [ __ ] i feel weak i got my girl sick she had somewhere to be she was going out the country but she couldn't leave she was mad in a [ __ ] she blamed it on me she said stay away from people that got a disease she said keep your mask on and keep your hands clean wear your gloves every time you're touching that cheese don't smoke with nobody that's smoking that weed drink your water pop the vitamins please we just trying to fight covey night team the way we living man is feeling like a dream [Music] routine give me six feet and keep it clean we mess up like it's halloween don't believe what you're hearing they gave us pua and took the [ __ ] away like [ __ ] still arriving every [ __ ] day they giving jobs to fellas gave a [ __ ] they'd rather work a job instead of catching they gave a second chances to get your feeling easy right they gave us driving license so we can drive every day they make this [ __ ] so hard we have to sell dope to find a way what you think we do if they ever took the [ __ ] away they gon get the persian hire most surgeons killing every person but that just make it worse and covered 19 a new glock 19 and it killed everybody ain't nobody get blamed they want to shoot me with a vaccine [ __ ] [Music] don't believe what you're here to see [Music] | Cash game Fish scales | UCja3DsnaohgB4aguyp5Gx3Q | 2022-03-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 339 | 1,826 |
ofFA5tI0un8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofFA5tI0un8 | Illia Polosukhin: Near Protocol – From AI to High-Throughput Blockchain. Ep. 529 | this episode is brought to you by nosis nosis builds decentralized infrastructure for the ethereum ecosystem with a rich history dating back to 2015 and products like safe cow swap or nosis chain nosis combines needs driven development with deep technical expertise this year marks the launch of nosis pay the world's first decentralized payment network with agnosis card you can spend self- custody crypto crypto at any Visa accepting Merchant around the world if you're an individual looking to live more onchain or a business looking to wh label the stack visit nosis pay.com there are lots of ways you can join the nosis journey drop in the nosis Dow governance form become a nosis validator with a single gno token and lowcost Hardware or deploy your product on the evm compatible and highly decentralized nosis chain get started today at nosis doio cars one is one of the biggest node operators globally and help you stake your tokens on 45 plus networks like ethereum Cosmos cesa and 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to have you for a second time yeah thanks for having me and congrats on uh yeah 10 years EP epic uh achievement in this space yeah thanks so much yeah like you said it's it's basically 70 years in crypto so we've we've all aged a bit yesterday in the episode we recorded yesterday the 10 years episode they had like this slideshow and you could see the progression of me Brian and Sebastian uh like from their youth to their 40s or late 30s so yeah that's great um cool yeah we actually wanted to start unconventionally um with your background um but in your case is a very interesting background in Ai and machine learning so um we wanted to First sort of talk about your work there uh you're one of the authors of the original Transformers paper um can you yeah maybe start by like telling us about your start in the AI and the m space for sure yeah I mean so I started tinkering with AI I think given in high school uh I was actually excited about neural networks as a concept and uh I worked for a machine learning company that was pretty old school machine Learning Company uh starting from first year of college but when I saw kind of deep learning resurfacing in 2012 13 there was this kind of seminal work at a time which uh now now feels like da but back then was very exciting which was uh they trained in neural network to encode and like encode the image and then decod it back into the same image so pre-training what we know now as uh and that model without any supervision learn to detect cats and so there was a neuron in the network which if you activate it it would it would generate a cat and like different types of cats and so it learned something like semantic without any training like in any like input data from humans right just by looking at images and so when I saw that and that was done by Google by Jeff and Andrew and they did it on a bunch of gpus and uh like they they managed to scale it up and I'm like I want to do that I think that's that's the thing that's that's going to you know actually change things and so I during Google research uh my Bel always was that natural language not images going to be the driver for reasoning and for uh kind of like intelligence because you know there's many many species in the world like hundreds of thousands of species that see and only one species that talks and has language right so there's way more semantic information in language and so my team worked across a variety of things uh specifically uh question answering so when you like type uh questions on google.com we were actually running a neural networks to try read our like uh pages that you see and respond to you with like a short answer so like you would see sometimes short answers now the challenge was the neuron networks at the time specifically recurrent neuron networks were too slow to be put in production and so we were just using begga words models which means you literally throw all the words without any order into the model and it kind of tries to figure out what's going on and it it worked re reasonably well but uh and this is where kind of uh the Transformers gave bir was like we could not use RNN in any practical use case and so uh we were looking kind of for something and so yakob who was a manager and had like an another team uh came up with this idea like they were using attention on top of words without any occurrence for for another task and so kind of merging that idea with currence like can we use attention to somehow uh figure out which words are relevant in the order when you do answer questions or translate something and that kind of gave birth to the Transformers really was like we need something that's really performant that can be highly paralyzed and attena is really good mechanism you know logically to do this but if you package it all kind of the way this models really work is that everything happens in parallel like the way I like to describe it there's this movie arrival where aliens talk in the whole sentence at the same time like there's like a circle of screw B but they produce it at the same time that's kind of how Transformers actually read articles it's not like one word at a time it's literally reads the whole article all the words in parallel and then like has multiple steps to kind of process it and reconcile this like the understanding of it and then it answers the question and so so that lays out really well for the Modern Hardware gpus that we use and so it allows to have like this massive kind of performance Improvement which means also you can scale up the models and so I've uh was a you know worked on that with a team of amazing researchers uh which now all went to do really cool stuff uh and then at the time I decided to leave Google to start an AI company near AI which was supposed to be pretty much teaching machines to code so my believe and I still believe this that now given this these types of models you can change how we interact with Computing you can actually talk to computers and they do work for you instead of needing to have an engineer to write code for you right which again like now it seems more obvious that that's possible back in 2017 there was like huh uh and so so we started in neari but we only we gave us a because obviously at that time it was a mad and we didn't have that much resources so we're doing some interesting stuff uh around data collection and some machine learning but one thing we ended up doing is getting a lot of people around the world actually doing uh like writing some code for us writing some descriptions for the code and so we had struggle to pay them because they were mostly students in China in Ukraine and Russia in kind of some other countries and like some of them don't have bank accounts some like Ukraine for example PayPal doesn't work in China PayPal doesn't work um and so there was like no good way to do it like programmatically uh to send people money and so we started looking at blockchain as like hey can we just send people money easily in in code and the answer was in 2018 the answer was actually no because even back then the fees on bitcoin and medium were way too high uh and and then as you probably know when you start on the blockchain rabbit hole you canot stop you just keep digging you're like wait what is this and so uh so we kind of as we kept digging and researching different blockchains and different Technologies we're like oh we actually know how to build um something of this sort right so my co-founder Alex he was building Shard of database company before um and we have like you know systems background we're like we can probably do this but we can focus on user experience developer experience while kind of solving this scalability underneath and making sure fees are uh staying stable and so that's kind of how we went from near AI to becoming a near protocol in 2018 and starting this journey so Ilia um in this current wave of llms uh of course like this attention mechanism is a key part but another key part is just the idea of you know like just the idea of scale right like collect a lot of data from the internet from books and then pre-train the model and of course the ideas of rlf and all they came later but the fundamental idea is you throw in a lot of data you pre-train you make a big model it's going to produce good results did you anticipate that scale was going to work this well and if so why did you use that approach in near Ai No I I that that's a part that definitely kind of was interesting to see uh that as people scaled up the models they became like they started exhibiting kind of properties like more and more sophisticated reasoning properties and it's like it makes sense now that you know you think about it like the capacity of the model is higher it it's able to like generalize better it's able to kind of learn quote unquote programs um that it can execute but yeah at the time that wasn't like particularly clear uh that like it will be that kind of Step function change and so we yeah we were not at neari we were not doing that partially because we also just didn't have uh you know like we ra you know small SE like preed round actually and uh we we thought we could get get better uh supervised data instead um and we did we did some pre-training on like GitHub and and things like that but we we didn't thought didn't think of like train on the whole internet uh at like large scale and we did have resources to do something like that either and the other interesting thing is kind of like this this attention mechanism also seems to like it's built for natural language processing but also seems to kind of work across different modalities like such as like images and maybe video in the future and what like how does that come across to you right is that unexpected or is that is that something you expected in the past I mean like when the Transformers were just in development there was like like the teams actually tried them on different modal I mean not like multimodel models but different modal is and it was pretty interesting to see it worked really well um so I think it's that was kind of known that it works on on different modalities pretty early on I think the kind of the intuition there is really that you know the way kind of we work as well is very much like like our our eyes actually like move all the time every like as I forgot how many milliseconds and so we actually kind of pay attention to different parts and then our brain kind of constructs the image right at different levels um and kind of you know natural language same right you read sentences you like build some semantic meaning and then you know you kind of continue building out this the meaning of the what you read um but sometimes you like zoom in on specific words when you need to uh answer a question and so like I think like generally speaking there is like intuition behind this but obviously again it's like it it's interesting to see how well it all works right definitely you know um like we H we had a pretty good models like even before it it just like they were super slow and like non you couldn't use them in production at all but this you know obviously like the the scale was which for example opening I went and and scaled it up and and by the way they did tremendous amount of work to make it work like it's not we cannot take it for granted they're just like oh we just increased parameters and had enter like no it was a ton of work um across the board from you know low Lev engineering to like fine-tuning to you know they change some of the model uh kind of details of model architecture as well um but yeah like the it it is it is it was surprising for me like I think like when it went from two to three that was like interesting uh like two it was kind of like okay yeah I get it like we' we've trained models like that at Google kind of thing um from 2 to three it was like okay that's that's really interesting because I can see um the you know there's like something more now happens and obviously 3.5 is where like okay yeah that's like it actually learned something that is like Beyond uh just language Mal right like there's some reasoning that this is extractable now through kind of this instruction fine tun on a high level I'm I'm actually curious what your stance is on this stochastic parrot versus understanding Spectrum so so there are um there are people in the AI community that let say that llms actually don't understand anything they are stochastic parrots in the sense that they have understood the statistics of what word follows what other word in language because they have seen billions of examples and when you talk to an llm and it's generating words is just uh replicating the statistics of what it has seen in the past without actual any understanding behind behind the box that's the like at the extreme that's the stochastic parot View and On The Other Extreme perhaps there's a view uh maybe like theat view which is kind of when you force a model to predict the next word uh and you force it to do it again and again in order to predict the next word it has to start learning something about the world itself to do the the job of prediction well and in kind of trying to predict it well it is forced to learn about the world and so it has actual actual intelligence about what world it has in it is in so it's not just uh stochastic parot this is actually when you're talking to gp4 you're talking to something which has understanding distilled into it and there seem to be like these two Extremes in the in the space and I'm I'm curious like where you stand on on that uh on that debate yeah I mean I definitely closer to S View I like from my perspective kind of you know it at the end is bunch of math right and so like you can kind of decompose what this math is doing and you know try to build an intuition around like types of Transformations it can it can or cannot do and so from my perspective kind of you know the first step is you take the document and you embed it right so you went from words into a multi into dots in multi-dimensional space right so I mean let's let's for a second imagine it's two- dimensional although it's multiple and so there's like kind of the words that the similar right are you know close to into the space the words that are far now you have a next layer which transforms this words right to kind of give them more context uh and so this you know think of it as rotation in the space and then you have a tension which is you know you're trying to kind of given the the current word you know try to pull in the context of the words around it to give to give it more semantic meaning and so that's another transformation right so like in a way you take kind of set of words right and then you kind of keep transforming them uh and so it it what it learns is this transformation function which in a way is a program it's a program that is trying to transform the words into a level which is useful then to predict next word right or and then like later respond to questions and so kind of is this like a pure sarcastic parot where it's like well pure stochastic parot we had when we were doing just like you know we we were just generating Wikipedia articles for example right you just give it a name and just say generate a Wikipedia article like that's pure like you know there there's it just makes up stuff because like that that name doesn't exist right there's no there's nothing so it just generates something that looks like an article but when we when we starting to look at like okay well how would you answer to this question right it it to be able to do that right it needs to kind of process the information right it it does this kind of Transformations on the on the article and like it's trying to con contextualize that and and give give the answer so in a way like I think of it as it learns some set of programs that like our world has right so like it's not a complete World model right it clearly has a lot of gaps but it is a kind of set of programs that our like World model has that it can apply to be able to uh to answer well or predict next word for training and and that on itself is really useful right as we see but it's also because it has so many gaps it it it has issues with doing some you know kind of specific things and the more precise it needs to be the less well it does right because it kind of ends up being like if either the pro the pro the programs are very probabilistic and kind of semantic versus you know if you ask it to like describe the steps of of something uh but at the same time a lot of the things we do is kind of like there's like few thing core things and then everything else you kind of fill in automatically right so that's why it's really good like given that coding like most of most of the coding we do right is actually kind of boiler platey and so and so with like few nudges you can actually get to like a reasonable code uh and that's why I think like things like co-pilots or are in pretty good products in result cool so look turning to applicative view so now this llms are are pretty amazing and you have some applicative ideas on applying them to the near ecosystem so yeah what what are they and how do you see that unfold yeah I think I think of this kind of across three dimensions so the First Dimension is actually less about AI itself and more about our kind of society and this idea that kind of as more content is generated as there's more kind of information Wars in general misinformation and again the important part to note misinformation is not a ey problem it's a human problem the it you know we are in crypto space and so Byzantine generals is something that our space is based on and that's literally the you know the Mis citable misinformation um like and so so the idea of like misinformation of of malicious like attack on information is something that exists from you know uh from like early on and so from my perspective the way to kind of start solving that is to to bring the kind of security cryptography and reputation to a level of um of the content of the of individual pieces of content so right now for example we are you know using websites we have https and so we have we have a some set of security guarantees around accessing specific websites but the content on the website can be coming from anywhere it can be saying anything and there's no way to kind of maintain reputation context comments Etc around it so we need a new set of Standards around that so that you can hover an image and it shows you or a video or a piece of text and it tells you like who published it when it was done if there's any side comments or contexts Etc from reputable sources that should be attached to it so for that we need blockchain we need you know set of Standards we need browser support and we need kind of Publishers to be supporting this uh and I think that's a really important part for our society generally because otherwise we're going to be living in a world of kind of you know all the content is like you never know what if it's true or not right and it's constantly like um kind of manipulation around that now kind of the second fillar for me is I call it kind of decentralized AGI right so if we assume you know this models are getting more powerful more intelligent uh what you definitely don't want is a single company or you know two or three companies deciding what's right and wrong for this models to do you don't want the like them to decide what you're allowed to do and what you're not allowed to do is models it's also like it's the same thing that happened with social networks like being a kind of moral police for the world just doesn't work the world is very multi-dimensional something that's legal in Amsterdam is completely legal in a lot of other countries and the other way around and so like you know what moral is is even more complicated and so it's really important to have community be governing kind of the uh alignment safety as well as kind of the you know instruction data sets uh that this models are trained on and as well as like being able to validate that the model you run is actually the model uh that you wanted to run right so right now if you call you know gbt API or Google API you get a response you have no idea which that could produce that response you have no guarantees that it was the model that you uh wanted to run and actually sometimes it's not because they trying to optimize costs and so uh like how do you actually have those guarantees and especially for something that's Mission critical right like like if I'm doing trading on this if I'm doing Health Care like uh any kind of business decisions right you want to make sure to you know you're accessing the model that you have predictable parameters and outputs and so for that we need decentralized inference we need kind of model Marketplace we need kind of uh Community data crowd sourcing and data management uh governance and so kind of the whole stack of tooling that really manages this and then you know on top of this you'll be able to to kind of interact with it in the hopeful like I think the other way is like making sure it's privacy preserved and so that when you interact with it you have it so there's a lot of work to be done there's a lot of like there's a bunch of startups doing decentralized inference there is still privacy Gap I think that people are researching but it's still pretty far um there's some data marketplaces there's some other kind of pieces but it's not really I would say like combined into like a product story yet but I think like that's a really important for like Humanity period because otherwise you know like tomorrow you go to your favorite uh Mo you know AI model and it says like oh you banned or you know you use the incorrect word and so now or something right uh so all all the usual stuff we've seen before and then finally I actually think the the flip side of this is local models right because although like this big models they have the World Knowledge they have maybe access to lots and lots of context uh but actually what you want most of the time is a model that knows everything about you but you don't want all this data to go anywhere else right you want it to live with you on your machine on your um you know your private encrypted data store and you want a model that's able to access that so you want a local model that is personalized for you you control it it's not affected and manipulated in any way by you know advertisement Giants and so it's actually on your side and is just responding kind of the way you would like to not the way you know uh tied once you or whatever and so I that is a really important side of kind of as well and so we actually been uh playing around with like Edge intelligence and uh did a couple events and been kind of talking with some projects um around this space and it's like it's actually it's less web 3 like in those sense of blockchain but it's more web 3 in the sense of principles right it's user owned AI it's you know controlling your own data it's like all of those values that we talk about and I think I think that and kind of the web 3 of custody will be converging more kind of in the in in on the principle side right maybe and like on technology side as well and this is kind of the area I'm I'm most excited and working on right now so in practice how how are you like approaching this are there like teams you are funding or is like there AI team in year or how how can we imagine this yeah so we've been working with some AI teams we actually just had a neon uh about a month ago and we had an AI track there with some projects presenting that we already working with uh as well as uh kind of I'm working as like adviser with few projects um kind of more closely and uh we do have I would say like AI efforts more on also just automating our own operations like so the other side of this is I think kind of the ecosystem itself should become AI enabled and over time AI Ran So like ideally my you know my job and uh kind of the job of coordinating the ecosystem should be done by Ai and by the way the AI is a kind of like this approach actually solved the core problem of humanity and of resource coordination the core problem of humanity is principal agent problem is that when we want somebody to to to do stuff on our behalf like we select you know uh in elections or we hire someone to manage our money or something else they have their own needs and and they have their own wants and so their decisions are usually not fully aligned with us who hired them so that's called principal agent problem and so AI actually being the agent that behaves on our behalf acts on our behalf is the way to solve that and if you scale it up to kind of governance level right like actually having AI being the actor that uh you know makes decisions based on what the population wants is a way to solve a lot of the current challenges was you know when you like someone they did do stupid things right or not things that they promis to do kind of that's a way to like really address it and so there's a really interesting kind of future of governance there but like we can start applying it now in this decentralized ecosystems because they're already fully digital they already have kind of like all the actions are on chain right so you can have traceability you can have like V power Etc if something goes wrong and so I'm really excited about also that side of the um applying AI in in web three space and obviously you need that whole AI gen like decentralized stack to do that but we are kind of starting to do it from bottom up on on our side just in foundation for example like hey what are things we can automate what are things that we can like start leveraging this technology for as well as maybe build some of the tooling for developers to build kind of AI enabl things in in in the space we also have yeah like bunch of projects that are kind of experimenting with this across different uh areas yeah that's super awesome I also saw actually your co-founder like the Alex working directly on like smarter llms can you maybe also like what what's that about is that related to ni or is it like some sort totally different thing or what can you share about that yeah so I mean it's it's a steals project right now so I'll I'll not go into too detail maybe you'll have him you know in in at some point to go more in depth into it but yeah I mean it we kind of so I'm advisor there and we working kind of I would say side by side but yeah he's focusing more on the lower level and like kind of preparing for the future of of this as well yeah I think um I guess maybe you you're mentioning right like AI sort of also like making our life easier in the sense of operationally in the organizations but also I guess yeah in wi society and I guess that's always been like a huge focus of near so um yeah we wanted to sort of dive also in that side of near where um basically you're branded now in many places like as the blockchain operating system and I think yeah one of the core features about that is like sort of the the ux focus of news so maybe um yeah can you explain to us how year has sort of approached um yeah basically usability for for developers and users on in in blockchain systems and and what your currency doing there for sure yeah so I mean this was our vision from the start because when we started ourselves kind of diving into the blockchain and again this 2018 so things were different uh you know you needed to install Mist for the um and so the I mean the experience was pretty like painful and and and it's also it was built on top of kind of a very different set of Primitives I would say like conceptual Primitives that than what normally people both users and developer expect right so you know you need like to understand the zerox wallets you need a seat phrase you need to like kind of pay gas you need to like have do all those things which are like strange uh when you you know when you're just starting and and what we've tried to do from the start is like how do we design kind of still like a blockchain that is secure that it has all all the same properties that we all want um but is able to kind of hide a lot of this complexity uh ideally most of it and make you know blockchain kind of abstracted out such that developers when they build applications can just build like as close to normal web to experience but using the benefits of web 3 using the kind of all of the value and then also enabling users to have like more compatibility right more ownership kind of being able to interact with multiple kind of applications and and uh has this like transportability of data and so the near itself right kind of was designed with this so we've like our accounts for example you know the account obstru ction part of the accounts have been designed from scr from the start on the protocol level uh there's like a bunch of kind of differences that uh we've done including that account themselves are you know just a username uh that follows kind of the main name structure we have lots of different keys with different permissions which allow us to have like multiple devices securely it allows to delegate uh access it allows to like applicate the front end of application to have a session key for example to transact uh for a specific set of uh kind of interaction so kind of all of this functionality comes in by default and then uh on the developer side the choices we made are around first of all choosing web assembly which at this point is like seems that everybody's kind of agrees on uh but um pretty much it's like it's an engine that runs in all the browsers it's it's something that uh you know is like on billions of devices at this point it's supported by you know large network of uh kind of developers it runs an edge it you know it supports lots of languages you can run a lot of uh software in it and so uh so we kind of picked that and made it really easy to build like in a way from a developer perspective what when you write near smart contract it's really just a service which has message like messages in and out and you have a kind of local key value database which is pretty much like the limits there are so big that like I don't think anybody ever hits them like you can you I think we have contracts that have like 4 gigabytes of storage in their uh in their database right um so you can build like massive massive contract specifically you can build Aza chains as a smart contract on near so we have Aurora which is an evm as a smart contract just like taking you know the evm that usually run people a separate chain just put it a smart contract they're their database is where all the state of the uh of the storage right you can do the same with Bitcoin I've been suggesting somebody to like Fork Bitcoin and put it on there make it ultrasound money um um we have JavaScript running as well so you can run JavaScript smart contracts you can potentially do Python and other stuff so like it kind of enables the developer experience across the board and since then we kind of following the same Principle as like okay well now that you can build anything on Smart contract side what's the next next part well actually you want to get the data out of this um out of the blockchain and blockchain are not optimized for reading data they are kind of we' trend to optimize them for writing and kind of maintaining security and so for reading data you want a completely different data structure and so that hence there's like this principle of indexing and um kind of in the way of chain computation and so so we've been building indexing framework and that actually culminated in what we call query API which is a service that indexes that you can like write a smart contract that describes the indexing of data that executes offchain so in a way it's like a offchain computation framework uh that allows you to store output of that computation in kind of SQL databases that then you can query and finally well okay now you have back end and middleware now you need a front end right and again it seems weird that we are like oh you build everything decentralized but now run a server on a specific domain that you will need to maintain it's like okay well that kind of violates the whole part point of what we're doing so so we created this uh kind of decentralized front ends framework that allows to store the front end code itself on chain so again the smart contracts code on chain the middleware code on chain the front end code on chain and now anyone any kind of we call them gateways can render this code on the user side right so we have a desktop app we can have a mobile app and we have obviously VB apps that can load that from the blockchain directly into your browser and render it there so there's no kind of middle server that's needed uh to render you you don't need to have a domain you can obviously L if you want to and so you can just you know launch your launch kind of part of your lab app as as this decentralized front component and now it will live forever on blockchain right by side by side with your smart contracts have the same upgradeability have security cryptographic security who has it have versioning so if I as a user don't hate a new version I can go to version before and so like all the same properties we really like about smart contracts we now get for front ends so so all of that is really enables like a full stack decentralized development that is you know familiar with to normal developers it's react JavaScript components it's JavaScript for middleware indexing it's JavaScript rust C++ and like other languages for smart contracts so you have like a full stack decentralization that you can have and interestingly as we were building the front ends we realized actually the front ends can work with any blockchain and so uh we kind of just turned on all avms and some other uh blockchains and people start building all the evm fronts as well so we have a Unis swap for example for linia the the kind of official Unis swab front end is served out of the decentralized front end right because by the way it also doesn't charge extra fees and we have like Partnerships with others zvm mantle Etc and so the idea is like actually as you start looking from that lens from a user lens right as a user I don't really care which blockchain the apps is on I just want to use it and like if you go to you know some like you know some of this uh gateways where you can access this front ends you can just go and search for whatever app you want click on it and start using it that that's how it should be and so uh and this is kind of where we get to this concept I started with which is like hey we want to abstract the blockchain for users and developers we getting back to it with kind of this now that we have this full stack decentralization we're like actually this works for all blockchains for all chains for rollups for whatever uh because you can actually abstract out all that on the front inside and make it really easy for people to interact with it and so hence we kind of started going backwards now with some of the other launches we had right allowing pretty much as a kind of how do we make it really easy now for one experience to to unite all of the blockchains and kind of we call the chain abstraction principle and so this goes into like GA and and some other things we yeah we can discuss so so India is it is it correct to imagine um so when you talk of like this indexer service or the service of hosting a front end is it correct to imagine it as the indexing logic or the front end logic is stored on the Chain but then there is some kind of off offchain actor that is actually taking that that um taking that logic or and the data and actually serving it much as a traditional server and somehow the chain is guaranteeing that this server's work is correct and it is compensated is it is it correct to imagine it like that yeah pretty much so the idea is I mean similar to maybe blockchain validator nodes as well right there's a kind of a logic that is conceptual and then all the validators are doing that job um and like you can always have you know more validators less validators it's kind of independent of that similarly yes the indexing logic and the front end kind of source code itself is stored on chain and so any server can run off and kind of create the same you know outcome from this right again similar to rpcs for example RPC server right is serving your data but it's uh uh you know anybody can run an RPC server and get the same results so like it's it's part of protocol in a way uh it becomes part of protocol and so similar thing we're try to do for front ends and middleware indexing as well so maybe one way to think about this is that so on on on ethereum like if you look at ethereum um there's a basically a blockchain and then there are separate protocols like the ens for naming your blockchain address to a human readable name there is the graph which kind of like indexes a smart contract and kind of presents historical data about the transactions and events in the smart contract um and maybe maybe there are other examples that I'm missing so in ethereum like these are like different systems and usually they are competing systems there ens but they want be a competitor to ens the graph and they might be a comparative to the graph but in near near has kind of taken the philosophy that some of some of these things are like are like really key to the ux of a blockchain and therefore they should be supported out of the box by the layer one itself is that is that the philosophy here to extent yeah I think I think the way to think about it is it's more than just layer wi right like at the end when we are interacting with applications on any of this chains um like there's a whole host of tools and and more importantly standards that we are interacting with right and so like erc20 for example is a standard and it's a standard that kind of came out of the application space but it's now like you cannot imagine a cium without rc20 standard and so what we're doing here is really defining standards for the key Primitives that are just going Beyond just you know token transfers but going to like how to how to define indexing how to define these entr runs now implementation of those things can like you can have many implementations you can have you know mobile render and web render you can have indexing like you can have you know external Partners who are competing with each other how to implement it uh same same for rpcs right RPC is a standard but then the way it's implemented right can be very different like underneath you maybe like cached everything in database maybe using cloudflare like whatever the architecture you want to use but the standard is there and I think what we've been trying to do is Define a standard and I mean have a reference implementation but for for this more key pieces to make indeed The Experience more aligned and kind of have this like singular Journey for developers and users that you know is cohesive and yeah like the way you know some of the things like you can have businesses around the standards that are you know very profitable um but like the the core principle for me of decentralization is actually in the standard it's the fact that like if you define a standard it means that you can swap in and swap out any participant and so you're not you don't have this like lockin effect you don't have the effect of you know you go to a bank and you cannot move your money out because it don't allow you to or you know that cannot cancel your Telco provider because like or like POS Telco providers don't even work for you the here we can always have like a competitor that comes in and if they're more effective and can provide better prices people can switch to it but the stand because the standards is the same and so for me that's kind of the key principle of like web 3 in general and so I think the challenge that I've seen is like not having the standards actually leads to kind of huge fragmentation of experiences and as well like actually Mon Mon monopolies been built because like now that you built all your software towards some API you cannot switch because nobody else provides this and like you need to rewrite half of your codee to do that so how much is kind of an an analogy with the Apple ecosystem versus the Microsoft ecosystem for desktop how much how well does it map so in a sense when you look at kind of like the the Apple uh the Apple ecosystem it's a company that has kind of maintained control over its kind of like operating system supply chain its way of like delivering music its way of delivering books uh its way of how kind of um applications kind of like appear to the end user um and in the in the beginning I think they also wanted control over the hardware but maybe they have retracted on that now whereas like kind of like Microsoft is one where just like the raw operating system and then applications emerge and if there are standards need it for their interoperability the market kind of like figures it out and from the outside it feels like okay near is kind of like more going towards that Apple philosophy that we are going to Define all of the standards for for many of the things that are key determinants of the user experience uh whereas other reos systems like Cosmos or ethereum might be more kind of like the Microsoft approach where we are providing like transaction throughput as the center the account model as the center and then kind of a lot of the interoperability between the standards is to the market to figure out how much does that analogy map and how much does doesn't it map I mean the I would say the part that like agree on is we're definitely trying to focus on user experience right and so with that it's it's important to figure out like what are the touch points that you wouldn't have standards on again like my perspective is for example RPC Json RPC is part of ethereum standard like it's part of kind of the protoc even though it's actually not but like it it for accounts if you try to change it RPC API like you will break everyone and so so we kind of see in a similar way right like if RPC is part of a standard why not some other parts but as I said like you know near for example has like number of contributors that are building things like the actually the VM that's built right now for the decentralized front end is built by proximity right uh and uh for example you know the query pii kind of other companies can implement the same standard and provide kind of better services so I think the idea here is that by defining the standard we kind of actually opening up the market for people to fill in like with better products uh in this and again like it's pretty early still so like a lot of stuff we still build like reference implementations but similar as aium by defining a standard for protocol it opened up a place for all of the clients to be implemented right like that's kind of the idea is like you you you define a standard and then you open it up so that uh others can contribute to it in the same way versus competing on apis and competing on like kind of uh you know in a way marketing what's happening right now in in uh and like token price what's happening in etherium for some of this like infrastructure tooling right uh it's like can can we get a bigger air drop by using a product versus like hey this is a standard everybody will be using this standard and so now what's the best product people can build for the standard so I think like that's kind of the difference I don't think it's as applicable to like this you know big commercial for-profit companies versus like this is an ecosystem or a building um and really defining more kind of this I would say like layers of the stack going back a bit to like this what you said about the switching cost from your Tel I guess like related here I guess one big thing in blockchain is generally like bridging or like if you want to switch the ecosystem you have to like go to some other chain and then like move the liquidity there which can be like cumbersome and you did mention the chain abstraction for a second there and I saw on your Twitter a bunch also like this concept you have like of account aggregation uh that you teased so maybe you can yeah can you talk tell us a bit about like what what are you doing there or how are you like sort of solving this interoperability problem in in in the blockchain space for sure yeah so that that's a very important topic so although we have started Building Bridges I think so the our Rainbow Bridge been built from 2019 so I think we started building you know kind of in line with ABC uh uh kind of timing and we've been we've been running since um I guess like beginning of 21 and at the same time like bridges are really bad as a concept because they created a Honeypot for security they are the place to siphon off assets uh and like there's you know if there's any attack on the protocol itself bridge is kind of how you exit uh and and they like the just the amount of failure modes between different blockchains is pretty like it's pretty big right but between multiple blockchains it's like insane like you know chain stopped blocks didn't publish like all those things you need to like as a developer now you need to handle and then on application side okay here's you know the fungible tokens transfers is maybe reasonable but as soon as you add any logic right be that you know rebasing or be it nft now when you bridge it you lose all of the logic on the other side and so so the concept I've been kind of exploring for a while now I was calling it originally uh remote accounts but we we kind of um reframe it as account aggregation this idea that ideally you want to have one account and there's mapped accounts to this on other chains so imagine you know you have my root. near account on near and then I have an address on ethereum I have an address on bitcoin I have an address on salana which I control with this account and so now if I want buy a salana nft right right now I would need to like set up a new wallet you know Bridge some stuff to salana buy the nft and then I like I don't know and then like go and look at it you know from time to time because I'm mostly sitting on here or you can you have this salana address that's linked to your uh to your new account you pretty much through this buy an nft for this address and we can talk how that works and now you have the front end that actually shows you everything you own across all of the chains from all of this addresses and the way the way mentally to think about it is when you go to binance or coinbase and you sign up with your binance or coinbase account you have addresses on all chains right and I mean there they deposit addresses usually but imagine those addresses were actually normal addresses you can use apps and buy nfts and tokens Etc wiiz so that and but your account is your you know coinbase account and so that's kind of where your you know like ownership is and so that's what we're trying like Web building we're going to be launching end of first quarter is this concept of account aggregation that now allows together with decentralized front ends allows to actually collapse the kind of this whole you know multiple chains switching networks you know bridging all this into a very simple experience of you get an account you know you deposit some funds into it and now you can transact across all blockchain uh across all of their apps and it kind of will get executed on on your behalf on those chains and you have this addresses but it's all self custodial and all kind of hidden from you you don't need to think about gas fees on those chains Etc so that's kind of the experience we're going after and again this is just an extension of what we've been building was near by trying to abstract out the near blockchain we're just like okay well we can actually do that the same thing for everyone and really provide like a unique and valuable experience because you know anything multichain you want to build near will be actually the place to build it because you will be able to transact across all of the chains without having to bridge without having this like complexity uh you want to build for example Bitcoin defi well on near you know every near account or smart contract will have a Bitcoin address you can deposit to it can start you know doing stuff right and so that's kind of conceptually what we uh really bring into Market Market with this and like kind of finishing our I would say Arc of chain abstraction that we started with doing near in the first place so on a on a high level India like like this idea is is in the cosmos ecosystem there's a chain called Neutron and because the cosmos ecosystem has IBC so Cosmos chains can bridge to each other in quite a good way neutron has the idea that uh in Cosmos you have the IDE of delegated account control which is like on one chain you have an address and that can control many other puppet addresses on other chains and neutron is trying to build that kind of that that Puppet Master chain where like you will have your central account and you will control other addresses on a lot of chains over IBC through Neutron it feels similar but the reason it works in the cosmos ecosystem is you assume IBC that there's a secure bridging solution underneath available for this to work in Neutron my I almost start to think that okay the only way like this can work for near and Solana for example having like a address on near that can control a puppet address on Solana you need a secure bridge between near and Solana is it not so the bridging problem solving the bridging problem seems like a prerequisite to this yeah so we're trying to go away from bridging almost completely I mean there will be some places where you still need Bridges but um so let let let's look at Bitcoin as just a a way more clean example right with Bitcoin you cannot have a smart contract Bridge because well Bitcoin don't have Smart contracts and so the only thing you can do is to own addresses and so the core idea here and it's conceptually is the same as yeah what Neutron is doing but the core idea is different the core idea is we make NE near Network itself be able to sign transactions for other blockchains and so near Network becomes uh in the way custodian of all of this address mapped addresses on all other chains and you as a near user telling Network right be that through smart contract or or or user user interaction to sign a transaction on bitcoin to send some Bitcoins from your remote address from your delegated address to some other address right and so because of this like you don't need to actually Bridge Bitcoin to near to do anything right you you just literally the Bitcoins live on bitcoin Network the O you know op coins live on optimism the you know salon and nfts will live on salon nft on salana and I just control all that uh by just sending transactions there but as a user like I just interact with near and I can I pay near gas fee which is very small I say like do this you know I attach whatever also you know if I need to buy something Etc on near and then we have kind of intent Rel layers that actually execute stuff like you know the transaction gets signed by near Network and then inet reler you know send that transaction on your behalf on the other and so there's no actual like bridging there's no kind of security um kind of issue where like if this bridge gets broken or whatever or that Network gets forked Etc like none of that exists and because new there's also like a very interesting and kind of a little bit crazy thing because new accounts are are actually tradable so you can actually list near account as nft and somebody can buy it and get access to it because you can rotate keys on near what this allows to do is you can have lots of assets across all kinds of networks and then you can list that as a bundle on near as like you want to sell some BR c20s some Salon nfts some ethereum nfts and some I don't know op coins and GMX at the same time you can list all that as a bundle under one near account and then somebody can buy all that with one transaction on near paying near transaction fee and within 1 second uh block time so you don't need to wait for Bitcoin transfer you don't need to wait for all of this you can do it on one so you can actually start bundling all of this things and trading kind of across all chains on near very easily without actually sending transactions or bridging anything anywhere else and that's kind of the the shift that we're trying to do I call it un bridging that we like you have the account kind of ownership that's maintained indeed but it's maintained by very specific security parameters that are near parameters and then if if the let's say salana Network fails for whatever reason there's no Bridge problems right that would you know uh rise from from this like because you own stuff on on salana so whatever salana has to deal with right like whenever it recovers Etc like you will get it back but like it's it's kind of the same like you know you have this kind of relationship with that network but not like there's no bridge that you need to deal with and kind of think of as like an intermediate you know complexity so that's the idea it's like you know again we're going to be rolling out more documentation uh it's like we have a deset version coming out for people to hack on uh in in kind of January and so we we actually invite people to start building because again like and multi-chain experiences like you'll be able to build with this way easier uh because you don't need to think about all of the complexity of like oh this message didn't deliver the network is like paused you know like something crashed because of inscriptions like you don't need to deal with any of that right it's like you can literally sell your your you know Network failed you can sell the account that that has Assets in failed Network right to somebody else for example if they want to take that risk right so like you can do that without having that Network life uh even so so that's kind of the the the level of experience we want by up in like this leads to fully abstracting the blockchains right because now from a user interface I just go I use an app and like I just see that I'm using my for example near account and um it doesn't really matter for me that that was a salana like nft that I bought right I just see it in my portfolio View and like you know for that we need like indexing of salana and all the other chains data so the same stack there we need decentralized front ends that kind of aggregate all this and so kind of that that's like how we package all the stack in to uh by abstracting the blockchain so quick quick nerd question which is so okay so Nia is like this is awesome first of all I mean near becoming like a distributed custodian essentially imagine it as like coinbase but distributed and the distributed custodian can have hot wallets basically on all of the other uh all of the other chains but as an engineer my my my questions really starts to be in in Bitcoin you have like a single sing account or a multi- account that's what Bitcoin provides available right like it it assumes that there is like maybe like one private key and then one public key and there's a signature to that public key whereas neara as a distributed network has lots of validators so how do what fancy cryptography makes this makes this work yeah so it's called chain signature and so this is a threshold signature with uh where the Val as vales rotate you can maintain actually the same set of public keys so even though you rotate and like have different parts of the private key uh being rotated they all like when they sign tal signature you get the same public key and I mean you can have derivations obviously so you can have like as many public Keys as possible but they all deterministic wasin the whole blockchain so so that's a pretty cool technology um and yeah like it's kind of reasonably new some of the folks from thein been pioneering that and uh yeah we kind of leveraging that as a way to have near to become this decentralized kind of custodian right I think maybe also Axel Works a little bit like that or am I I I think but anyway one question that I had like in this scenario where you have the B Prov nft on salana you need the liquidity right on Solana as a user so maybe I have like funds on near but I don't have on Solana like is there some system that you're thinking of to to balance that out without bridging or yeah exactly yeah so we so this is where we call them intent through layers or I mean we we're still shopping the name but so this is the idea that on near we have this um well we have this principle of trial account so this is idea where I can send you right now a link you click on it and you'll have some near in it so you can do stuff on near but you cannot withdraw that near so we actually like we kind of like what what it will do is like actually send you a one time us private key which when you click it actually create a new private key in your in on your browser switch that private key but that private key is limited access to that account so you can transact but you cannot withdraw funds and so that kind of concept applied now to other uh of chains in a way allow what it allows to do is we can have other parties to to fund their account uh to execute things right they can put some salana tokens to pay for gas or for nfts but you cannot withdraw that by sending a like direct transaction to withdraw salana so so what this allows them to do is you can pay the somebody on near with near token and then they will put salana tokens there and then execute your transaction and kind of by doing that right we kind of have pretty much a way to that's why I say it's intent right you say like my intent is to buy some salana thing but I don't have salana token like here's bunch of near tokens execute that there and so and you know now you need somebody who has liquidity on all the chains to execute the stuff but that's like having a thir parties doing that is way easier right than to have like whole bridging and automatic uh execution so this is like yeah really like um some sort of fee attached to it and the relayer can grab it it's not like a blockchain network or anything yeah yeah exactly yeah there like a surf body like you know like a market maker whatever whoever it is yeah yeah any Market maker or any like a like bot Arbitrage Bots can do this kind of stuff pretty much and and and they also as doing that they'll just relay the transaction as well so like you don't need to actually also send like submit transaction because like the validator is only sign transaction right now somebody needs to like actually ship it to peer-to-peer Network so they they will do that as well yeah that's pretty awesome yeah like looking forward to reading more about it once the the more documentation is there and stuff but yeah thanks for for sharing it here and um yeah I guess further in the near Journey like we didn't actually talk about much about the chain itself right I think um you were basically one of the first if not the first like sort of sharded blockchains and um and been like staying with that sort of narrative while I think yeah others have pivoted from that um so yeah can you tell us a bit like how has the like near sharding developed or what what is sharding actually again for people that forgot about it uh and you know where where where is it going yeah so as I mentioned right my co-founder Alex he was you know building sh database I mean I'm coming from Google where everything is ched just like you cannot have you know billion users and put them into one database that just doesn't work and so and like on my computer and so for us it was like you know kind of pretty obvious that you need charting and so sharting I mean at at the core the idea is like you as you process you know as you store more data as you process more transactions you need multiple machines doing work in parallel and you want this machines to be kind of doing similar work right and like Distributing load and ideally as more load comes in you actually increase number of computers right so this is how all of the web 2 Giants work you know again imagine your Gmail right or imagine uh Facebook right there's like a database underneath which you know is shed it has hundreds or thousands of servers that store for example user data and uh you know when you're user requesting it routes you to the server where you're user data is and achieves it and then when you need to update something or process you know transaction it kind of routes a transaction there so that's kind of the core concept and like you know again logically you cannot have like you cannot have billions of users using the same like one server right and this is what's currently happening where for non- sharted systems it means like they relying on pretty much one server replicated but one server nevertheless to process everything that happen on their chain and so so for us it was kind of you know pretty obvious that we need to do this now blockchain adds extra complexity compared to web2 where you have all of the know security that you need to deal with and so um we've been kind of obviously iterating on on a design kind of within this conceptual thing and so we introduced Nightshade um back in 2019 which was our Shing design where in a way every single near contract or account is actually a separate chain and we just bundle them in such a way such that as users and developers you don't know about it right uh and so we kind of bundle them to the number of machines that you know parallel processing machines at a time you need to and so again this is very similar how web 2 Works where you know every like user account is in a way independent and they store and they can be like moved around between different databases like different computers uh in the database and so so this kind of allows to abstract out the complexity of the sharding from the user right as a user if you go to near blockchain you will not see shards we don't actually show them like you need to go to RPC and like query the block headers and stuff like this um now the thing that we in 19 were planning to do was uh for security was based on challenges and that's proved to be very challenging and this is across the whole Space right we've seen like a number number of other chains actually struggling with implementing challenges and so kind of earlier this year we ended up uh kind of doing research and and refocusing on instead doing stateless validation so what this means is now when block is produced uh block actually contains all of the state that that uh execute the transactions touched and that information is being sent around to everybody else what this means is that other validators don't need to have state of The Shard they can just validate the block on its own and it means we can have you know hundreds and thousands of validators validating every Shard it can be completely random they don't need to be assigned to specific Shard at any time and uh this also means we can you know have now a lot more kind of nodes and validators in the network kind of proving the whole system now kind of on a low level what it what near is is really a decentralized shared sequencer that then send out the data availability of this transactions across the whole chain we use rasia coding and then we have this execution which now is stateless execution which then is being proven by number of other vals and and settled right so we kind of package the whole what now is modular framework actually in one you know pipeline way on top of the same set of validators right kind of just being rotated constantly across the network and so that's uh you know at the core what near is and so we actually uh going to be launching the new uh testing Network for stess validation uh to kind of as a part of our phase two launch and so this is kind of finalizes like core road map of of sharding that we've outlined since since 2019 and uh this should be coming kind of January February and we're going to have you know the full main net launch probably in April and this is the idea that actually kind of conceptually if people read like vitalics endgame this is in the way that structure you have block producers who are sharded who are kind of can you know we can keep adding more block producers in parallel so you can keep scaling the network uh we're also moving the uh kind of somewhat in because of this block producers now don't need to rotate as much we're actually moving the whole state into memory which gives us about 10x Improvement on each shards uh kind of transaction processing uh and so like each Shard gets 10x and then you can have more shards and so then they kind of you know they do raor coding data availability and then they do processing create this uh blocks with State Witnesses send them out and then you have large network of validators who who don't need to be this large who can just validate these blocks without having the full state of the chain so that that's kind of the you know in a way finalizing our road map but also very much at end game it kind of bundles a lot of the current like rollup Concepts and you know sells a base concept that ethereum is talking about into one product and then uh we announced we we working on zik vasm with polygon because this kind of just sending out State witness with the block is actually uh a lot of bandwidth and what ZK wasm allows us to do is actually to prove the whole block execution with State witness on the Block producer directly and so now instead of sending like potentially you know megabyte of data we can just send you know whatever 10 kilobyte proof uh out and everybody else can just validate that without re-executing all the same transactions so that is kind of actually you know final end game I mean there's like few more pieces that uh to complete the picture but that is the structure that we we think is pretty much final kind of architecture that uh you know you have Tor resistant uh shared sharted sequencer right so uh and you can you know you have like all the data availability underneath to Pro provide you so that and like we do data availability first before execution because that means all the other indexers and other pieces of infrastructure can start executing in parallel and so you don't have latency on user interfaces before the kind of finalization of the execution on the validators itself then you have kind of execution non validators send out witness and now uh you know large network of validators can validate it and prove it without needing to have state rotated and all kind of having like you know potentially state is like 50 gabt for example so they don't need to like have that 50 gigabytes on them they just receive whatever relevant for the transactions that being processed and so that's kind of the yeah I mean it's it's a little bit complicated as a as a scheme but but like really it's powering this again like the kind of the endgame structure uh that uh people been talking about at the same time it's it is like kind of that modularity just like reusing the same set of servers right to to ensure kind of uh throughput and uh Laten low latency yeah like that's that's like an episode on its own to be honest to dict through that is it correct to think that like the stateless validation requires ZK wasm as a primitive so no because you you can do status validation without ZK okay so what you do is you execute transactions you record which pieces of State you touched and then you just send those pieces of state with with Witnesses right with uh kind of uh proof that it's part of the state together with transactions and so we're actually launching that first while in parallel kind of working on zkm and so zkm what it allows to do though is just compress all of these and execution of and validation of this into just a proof right so in a way like ziki vasm will prove the execution of this blob pretty much State plus transactions into just a fix size proof but it but so it's more of an optimiz zigm from this perspective is optimization and it's obviously like way better for like longer term you know storage but it's not a prerequisite I mean maybe I I'll try to present my simple imagination of like of this system so the way I imagine it is like if you imagine I'm a I'm a valid dat i an accountant right automated accountant essentially in near I have the capability I'm assigned somehow like some piece of work and and somehow my work is also rotating right like it's not part there's a massive ler massive Ledger massive State and I assigned he go and make some changes to this part of of the state so I can I can basically go to that part of the state there are a bunch of transaction associated with it I execute the transactions and first I can I make the data available hey these are the transactions I am I'm going to execute I make the execution I update the state and today I somehow provide some witnesses so that for the other accountants I can sort of provide a proof hey I did my job correctly here's proof and they don't need to download my part of the state to verify my work and this ZK proof will make that even easier so the state imagine as massive massive tree or something I can I can modify some branches of the tree and I create a proof and then I that proof is Witnesses today ZK wasm tomorrow and I can send that thing to others they don't actually need to have my part of the tree in order to verify my work and um and then there's a separate system that says okay in modifying this part of the tree what are the transactions I did some somebody duplicates duplicates that work and because because I can modify a part of the trick quite independently and there are many like me um so there are many accountants like me all of these accountants are kind of modifying like different parts of the tree uh in parallel and like that is fundament ly why the system is able to scale yeah very well put so you have partnership with I da why do you need a partnership with igda in that case yeah so so this kind maybe yeah CH changing gears right so so this is like near itself this is near itself right like it has no interaction with other things but yeah yeah so so and again near itself right now is you know top use blockchain by number of addresses for example uh you know daily active monthly active weekly active and so like the itself has like a bunch of utility and and value already but again we kind of when we frame this like chain obstruction thesis right what it means is that for the developers and users on top we're trying to provide as smooth experience across using other chains as well and this is where we kind of looked around and like oh near already had has data availability built in uh like that's just part of our protocol and so we have you know bunch of layer twos that we can plug in into this to uh kind of hook in into the rest of our systems right and so that's where we kind of you know started uh and in like kind of pretty much provided a way to hook in up stack cdk uh uh Stark Nets kind of Stack how do you publish your data on near now if you just publish data on near it's useful it you know it's obviously very cheap it's you know way cheap like cheaper than uh pretty much everything else in the market and because near is shed you actually have more capacity than anything else can that can take your data already and we're going to add more shorts but it's not as useful because you cannot route messages between um between kind of smart contracts on rollups between each other and near near contracts and so that's where we had a partnership with igen layer not igen da to uh help us actually um do the work for this layer twos to get get to executed State and the outgoing messages such that the uh applications that want to R messages faster within one or two second they can actually do that through the near Network so Ian layer Val Val ators will execute this rollup given the data published on near they'll execute it and they'll have a new state route for the rollup itself now so think of it it's it'll be extra accountants ethereum accountants who will be actually looking at the rollups um and updating State TR there but then publishing back to the near like telling it to a near accountants as well and so now near accountants and AUM accountants together know the state of both near and all of the rollups that are plugged into the system and so now you can route messages between rollup contracts and near contracts and you know back and forth and so this allows us to kind of again like align more the the the space of of the uh the space and so again for chain abstraction for account aggregation it means we can do things way faster between all of the rollups that that fit into the system so that's kind of how like the A+ I layer kind of provide this fast finality and then you know there's other kind of tooling that we you know plug in on top with decentralized front ends to really kind of abstract it from a user but like we need that kind of alignment again near in the way each account like each each element of that tree is a separate rollup right and we kind of we have a system for managing them and so we kind of trying to fit the other rollups into the same system and you know obviously we need to like plug in some pieces to to make it work under the same security parameters that roll up expect right which is ethereum security hence dag in layer and then da is kind of way to get this data you know into the system as well and and provide some guarantees there um hard to unpack but but like logically it's like yeah imagine is exactly that it's imagine near as this massive tree and then there are like L lots of accountant in near itself there's one group of accountants and then accountants can kind of modify parts of the tree independent of each other they can send proofs about their modification so that other other accountants can trust their work and then kind of like this I L partnership is in some way saying that there CDM accountants yeah yeah it's like near near says we have an awesome group of accountants but if you want your own accountants and if you want your own roll up you have created a a separate group of accountants but then your accountants and linear accountants we we sort of need to interface in some way so that um so that the work your accountant's date can be duplicated on near and the other way around and Via this D duplication we can somehow achieve like trustless interactions between ethereum rollups and near something like that right yeah pretty much like I would say the so rollups is pretty much I want my own accountant right that runs everything but then I I trust aium accountants to revalidate everything and and finalize it right so like etherum accountants are are F the final final my accountant is the one who can do quickly right he sits right by my side and so what we say here is near accountants can you know can provide a bunch of value by you know either connecting your accountant to the other gu's accountant right so you can connect together or to our applications but you we still need ethereum accountants because the finality of the rollups is on ethereum right and so that's why we have I layer pretty much to lend us their ethereum accountants uh to kind of use the Le the you know as a rollup publishes a ledger right from their account and first like we have theum you know account St layer to like validate everything quickly right before the ful edum finality will happen and so that allows to kind of near accountants and to have like trust into into the execution of what happened on the rollup while El have the way quicker you know time to finality and to communication of messages for this rups and maintaining the same security as as they have through e CDM so that's kind of like you know it's like rollup near an eum coming all together into like one happy family of accountants I think that's that's a great note to end on right like uh big happy family of accountants um yeah IAD thank you so much for coming on it's been like a massive episode I think um yeah uh I need to like process this and I'm I'm sure our listeners will take some time to process everything too well we can do another one in a few month as we launch all the stuff so yeah totally and yeah we still also have Alex episode about the smarter llms outstanding so uh lots to do but yeah thanks so much for coming on and and thanks for to our listeners we'll have like one and a half hours of of content here thanks guys | Epicenter Podcast | UCh-0T48JrvvmKDX41aWB_Vg | 2024-01-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 15,012 | 78,460 |
E-oD9y_uxtw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-oD9y_uxtw | DOKKAN BATTLE 7TH ANNIVERSARY PART 2 SOON + GIVEAWAY! | [Music] what's good one second as per usual this music is amazing [Music] the new ultra vegito be like no yeah i sent it i sent it i saw it actually i should say is the audio good guys [Music] just setting up some giveaway uh rules because we've got a giveaway coming up so just bear with me guys it is a global.com giveaway so it's gonna be good hey hit 100k on that video i'm hyped as f bro [Music] all right [Music] okay we're all good updating that now advertise the stream and we are good to go [Music] save that audience retention be declining what you mean boy what you mean what do you mean i am unaware of what you're saying good stuff there [Music] new music time one that primarily isn't repeating all the time nope cringe it's my computer's breaking no do that single summon i i shall be doing that i shall do that okay we are all good to go [Music] am i gonna get an lr that's the real question [Music] all right [Music] big lr you say big ella well i guess i have to do it now i guess i have to get the yellow all right now let's open with this one shall we new overlay and everything let's see how it goes [Music] only the 18 [Music] okay we're good to go look at that we got the big ella 17 bro the big ella the real all right [Music] let's not do that shall we oh hell yeah good stuff so we're going to be grinding for the part two of the anniversary i got 215 stones so far but let's make it a little bit more because you know he loved to see it you like the new overlay [Music] lreezy grind when um i don't know if it's on right now i think that's also part two i think it's also part two overlay good that's good [Music] destruction [Music] okay oh i forgot that's not water [Music] that's cool i guess you know you get that all right these guys need some good buffs let's just increase the volume [Music] very cool okay so we're running a giveaway you check the focusing on the links i am not really admittedly so if you guys want to enter a cool global giveaway check the description the video the previous giveaway i gave the winner their account um announced it live on stream but this one's even better than that account that one was just a mid jp very mid jp this one is not mid whatsoever i'll tell you that much yes level up [Music] we also hit 1.5 k which is really surprising i didn't think i'd hit that so fast so much appreciated already got two of the monkeys a little bit nice nice nice nice nice let's not knock that thank you [Music] that would be much appreciated [Music] new theme i like the new thing it's actually pretty good [Music] let's have a look here what's the weakness here and trusted will hate how there's only like one like leader for most of these they need free to play leads on god and trusted lil nate what's good welcome to the stream what's good what's good heavenly events i'm not seeing anything i think that uh blue blue agl trunks is the only lead not this one the other one which is kind of annoying oh dear i mean i can try i don't get very far by the way i'll just say if you guys play jp dolcon that ella goku black and zamasu easier is hyper broken yeah that's probably the best there we go there we go we're entering uh we've got a giveaway up right now check the description levin you can enter it's very pog [Music] hello cell slash him now [Music] hey thanks for coming through nate i appreciate that yeah i make some i don't even know scuffed content like look at this stream but um yeah it is what it is i'm taking damage here hell no [Music] all right what we got what we got [Music] oh this should be very good okay yes kill him [Music] oh taking damage to them [Music] i gotta change this title of the stream i think it's a bit mid [Music] str leaflet tanking woofi [Music] there we go add dokkan battle to the stream title i just got destroyed yeah let's not do that again i feel that's the smart thing let's just all ignore that that happened ultimate gohan [Music] evidently i do i mean sort of can you say it's good so he's we need agility units we don't have a j i mean we sort of do yeah it's just the gosha game bro i usually use the monkey team say true i can use the monkey team so this is a gasha game called dokkan battle um wait let me have you played legends before dragon ball legends you weren't you and bueno stream weren't you're in mystic zeno stream yeah [Music] so undoubtedly you would have heard us argue about dokkan before so this is dokkan battle i don't think do i have a good youth team no it's gifted warriors this one who is even the lead oh it's the oh okay i know what i'm doing now i know what i'm doing i know but first let's find an easier i can do here's easiest difficult androids although i do have a good android team so we should be fine let's not do that shall we in fact no let us do that that's actually smart yeah yeah so basically it's it's it just has a couple of better systems than legends like in terms of cards so basically it's like dragon ball candy crush that's the premise of it do that agl transforming eca which one let me know all right keep us for 150 up [Music] oh i forgot i'm comparing my jp account again this is different i'm dumb we should be fine for one or two rounds i think the transport goku is here yeah i have to i don't actually have him on here that's the problem i don't have him on my global account which really sucks i gotta get him they get a lot of yes look at that what's good what's good what's good what's good transferring over easy as pretty he is pretty good not gonna lie yes destroy him you like to collect cards well this is the game for you bro i mean maybe dragon ball heroes will be the game for you but yeah sheesh yo cell calm down with that super attack quote ah okay this is probably not to do that much but we shall continue and let's see what we got here and you'll be smacking though damn not bad not bad [Music] sheesh dude i hope they add more stages to jp's story or dog con story in general because they only added one stage and i'm like what the hell why what is this uh go away bye bye very nice and very nice we're just switching themes every so often you know make it fresh haven't pulled any of the new units that's unfortunate man well don't worry you'll get there eventually always remember if you don't pull them now there's always the red coin system which is a lot more fair than legends and there's also um tanabata banners coming soon as well you have the opportunity to pull them there so it's not a complete loss if you don't pull them here [Music] i hope the audio is all right i play letters too yeah i play legends too i streamed it yesterday in fact most depressing stream i've ever had it's a little goofy for a one he's a bit overpowered for you know singing what's this one androids as well or space traveling warriors do i have that it's actually a good question space traveling walls would be somewhere here wouldn't it when the words are getting shafted no come back you're gonna be fine oh okay let's see here maybe them as leader i don't think i have a space for him don't expect me to pull the ultra vegito dude i only had 2 000 chrono crystals i couldn't do anything so i wasn't expecting to pull him anyway plus he's like okay i don't know yeah dude i just i i've only recently started streaming as well like properly but um it ain't bad gaming goku what's up man uh this trunks is red or age uh strength i should say stop saying legends things specter you're beyond that he's easy eight right yes he is yeah i'm good how are you how are you doing reload space traveling warriors please no why do you do this to me yeah i i can barely get crystals anymore [Music] is there a planet namex i mean i can do planet namek saga kind of but it's like a big man you know what let's do that old yellow vegeta i see i see so i can't bring any intelligence characters well we can do that agl freezer yeah yeah this is good all right all right let's see here yeah yeah okay very nice very nice [Music] all right we have a solid team and plus legendary power for those two so we should be all right nice super attack seal take a little bit of damage but that's all right new theme let's go for um agl captain ginyu why not this theme is weird but in a good way you feel like the summons might be rigged you're for legends probably for dokkan i don't even know probably who knows i can just do this bam that was perfectly timed what was that [Music] so i would do the 300 stone thing but i've been advised that that's terrible so i will not be doing that i'll do the ticket some and sure but not with actual stones you know okay he doesn't link with anyone annoying but understandable [Music] all right [Music] is the chat box not showing up let's fix that yeah the chat box isn't showing up sorry guys i didn't even notice that should not be happening [Music] alright chat should not be destroyed on displayed on stream there we go look at the spam [Music] yeah sorry about that didn't notice yeah good good sheesh oh i gotta get ginyu over here nice nice nice yeah guys if you're just aware we got a giveaway in the description below you guys can join that [Music] nice let's change the titles nice two to two stones not that i win the game away oh you might you never know you might win [Music] give it a shot man see what happens [Music] you never know let's check out the description and you're all good to enter we need to hit that [Music] let me just turn off the music real quick i just got to fix something very nice okay very nice [Music] you'll love to see it [Music] then i actually automated real well yeah i'm strictly free to play as well i don't buy any stones you know i gotta do that did it be warrior oops shut the change the title of the stream real quick uh me when i can't see my screen like crazy damage alright looking much better [Music] headless goose what's good man thanks for coming through to the stream playing dog con instead of legends bro legends is too depressing right now return of sky streams yes soon very soon that's next up including mario kart sky sim general minecraft whatever the case is that's coming up soon i'm just doing a bit of dolcon grinding as well as the video soon i gotta actually record some extra stuff for that so that's up next [Music] yeah thank you man i appreciate i do appreciate it yeah they're massive nightmare new music what's next [Music] dude pvp is unplayable dude you run into so many people and it's just a mess [Music] all right i'll be right back i'm just gonna grab some lunch guys gotta get that food no i'm saying one second [Music] all right yeah eat up y'all boys yeah i know need that account well yeah enter it man you enter it enter the giveaway in the description below trippy what's good how you doing how are you doing let's see if i can make the chat box a little bigger alright how's that look yeah looks all right like the spam i should really add like a a small area like a darkened area for it so people can see the chat but now it's all right my next stream i'll do that i'll do that i mean i can right now but i'm pretty lazy i'll do it eventually we're just grinding for the next part of the anniversary i'm not doing the 300 stone summons [Music] but if you guys do want to enter that giveaway it's in the description and it's for a global dokon account very cool i'll be giving it away in the next couple of days in time for the 7th annie so uh good luck to you if you enter you got to follow all the rules guys all the rules subscribe to the people do that you already know smack him uh so far this team is actually going pretty good haven't lost yet and frieza just destroys him look at that how do you have creative comments attribution license um i'm gonna be honest i don't even know i am not aware [Music] excuse me sorry i don't know what happened there next round oh no he's gone to the lr phase i just roll for it you know what i'm saying i'm just rolling with it me when the language makes sense sheesh somebody my discord has like a 13 12 star 10 star let me know what that is ultra super vegito me with the battery life oh i took damage all right it's okay guys no need to worry fittingly we have the kaioken thing i'm giving the account away in the next couple of days i'll make it quick so if whoever gets it can summon if they want one sec i should charge my phone real quick guys very nice alright so it will be soon and i will make a community quest about it the giveaway is thanks to zamasu in my discord guys remember to join my discord if you want that's necessary to join in the description i'll be watching so if you want to enter that giveaway good luck for that [Music] okay so what have you guys been uh doing recently how's your summons going in both games you know what are you guys doing let me know legends or dokkan both neither what other garcia games what other games in general be playing johnny what's good how are you doing today i hope you're doing fantastically hey the good music it's part two out not yet it's coming out soon we're just grinding stones for part two you know there are 240 stones at the moment hoping to get around the 500-ish mark if i can they will probably give out more free stones so so for the best there uh he will be super attacking but that's okay because is overpowered very nice let's get that the damage [Music] anybody that just joined we're doing a giveaway in the description check that out you got to follow all the steps [Music] how you doing i'm doing all right how are you doing i hope everyone's doing all right and i'll leave the dog on slander bro as much as i'd like to believe you i doubt that i might not actually be able to beat this one hang on his damage resistance is through the roof sheesh yes good blocks all right i'm gonna grab my food hang on i think it's ready [Music] while i'm done nah thanks man i appreciate that you know that's really kind of you i delete every eleven bruh no what are you doing don't break my soul like that please please all right while my craft pizza on the reel though while i'm gone let me know what your best summon has been so far in the past you know a couple of wow i'm kind of i'm kind of almost dead sheesh don't do that let's not well let me know what your best summons have been in the past couple of days you know how you guys been doing on that front i'll be right back just kidding it needs more microwaving best time was on second anniversary bruh i'm dead here aren't i or not how am i still alive what in the okay i'm probably dead here unless there's good blocking but not we're gone f excuse me i do be sneezing all right we can't really do that at the moment can only get so far all right are we back we're good i think we're good i have no idea what just happened there i just restarted it we're good we all right i think we're okay let me know if it's good guys we're good okay we're good what's this one sworn enemies i'm pretty sure let's do that [Music] bro what is this team [Music] no [Music] no i just want to press ok thank you um okay now i see where we're going with that one drippy please please [Music] uh is the stream okay the stream doesn't seem very good [Music] i think it's all right let me know if the stream's okay guys because it seems like it's buffering at least that's what it's telling me it's good apparently okay youtube is lying to me oh god what's wrong with me i am not feeling good today all right let's just auto mode that because why not okay we're good we're good yeah youtube's you should tell the truth now we're all good uh [Music] okay got the food it's very real no you did not cease your lying [Music] none of that my friend [Music] okay [Music] all right show me them show me this photoshopped evidence in my discord do it you won't ill was that actually true [Music] sheesh okay some of these world tournament cards really need an easy a not going to lie [Music] they do be on that goofy side you know today is a good day boys i can feel it [Music] yo bry your bride what's good man new overlay bro this food needs heat again [Music] see now that's much better now then why do you always say that mid sticks then i showed my evidence fake news like hell you did [Music] now you're all good i did not get him unfortunately i did not and that makes me sad bro your evidence is whack you're mad [Music] mad goofy [Music] today is a fantastic day boys we hit 100k on that legend short feeling good boys first ever video to hit that sort of numbers so i'm very happy with that we also had 1.5 k today which is i did not expect that one because [Music] that's too fast man it's all about the numbers boys me when the aussie accent be like [Music] foreign on a real level though i much prefer i much prefer this game than compared to getting like stabbed repeatedly with the sword of hope trunks and poked repeatedly by lf lf cell on dragon ball legends i'm not capping though i do not cap any time anywhere any place you know it may not seem like a big deal but trust me it's a big deal me when the scuffed overlay that's a reoccurring joke now [Music] new theme we shall do this thing you don't know what it is yet but you will there you go my favorite [Music] a the freezy bop i absolutely love how this series just names characters based on like real life stuff like frieza cooler it's just funny and brilliant [Music] what's my favorite dragon ball game honestly attack of the saiyans for the the oh english attack of the saiyans for the nintendo ds that is a absolutely fantastic game if you haven't played it go play it you're not gonna regret it trust me very good very good apart from that probably dokkan [Music] have you played dragon ball uh yeah dragon ball breakers i haven't played i've seen it it's alright for a raging blast one and two are great they're on my list as well on my top dragon ball games people sleep on them you really shouldn't also this is going to be a bit of a weird take but i love ultimate tenkaichi because it's the first game for dragon ball to ever introduce character customization a lot of people are gonna hate it because the gameplay and i just say oh okay look at dragon ball heroes just no don't make me remove your mod symbiote it's not mid you want a mid game look at legends that's the only mid game i see on that real level i need to stop shaking the camera well let me ask you guys what's your favorite what's your favorite uh dragon ball game let me know in the comments i want to hear it [Music] super dragon ball for the ps2 i can't tell if you're joking or not and that's very concerning [Music] dude i need to easy him but i can't i mean i can try sort of i think [Music] some of the old dragon ball games are funny but they're good you know [Music] if i'm honest with you guys i think dragon ball fighterz is very overrated and the reason i say that is because i mean that that doesn't mean it's not good you know but i just think it's a people tend to focus on it too much and not look at other games that are really good you know fabian what's good and this is because quite frankly [Music] i have an issue with the roster in the game and you know the uh [Music] the absolute absurdity [Music] that is the dlc bro what's good favorite xenoblast game is dragon ball xenoverse 2. [Music] you know what i'll hold you to that because then i was to be doing good recently so i'll give you that i will give you that much hey [Music] hey good music how are you guys today anybody that's joined we got a giveaway going on in the description below go join [Music] it's very good my brother very good [Music] you gotta enter my discord go to subscribe follow all the steps [Music] nah nah but we don't disrespect bueno here without him i wouldn't be here [Music] you're just saying that they're pissing off gotta be respectful boys gotta be respectful remember what i said last stream [Music] 50 alts i better see 50 comments then i can see now that's a factual statement bo that's a very factual statement i have no idea what the hell i am doing here can i keep my phone straight please thank you the scuffed overlay is killing me man no bruh this one is scuffed okay all right see you guys thanks for coming through i appreciate [Applause] have a great time hey we are now dead what are you going to just keep uh where goku's in the mood for best defending big defense i'm gonna say that's fake news on that real level [Music] first is dragon ball cockrell i think kakarot could have done a lot better [Music] i think it's it's it's an interesting game but it could have done a lot better [Music] [Applause] [Music] i'm not gonna even say that [Music] i'm just i'm not gonna bother super vegeta i mean i can still try [Music] no no not you johnny he's joking he's joking he's a goofy kind of person [Music] wait can you hear me again bruh [Music] put down the stream highlights assuming i do stream highlights [Applause] [Music] yeah you're smacking shmacking no i lost to a 69 number legends was one of my favorite games until the fourth anniversary then it just crashed and burned [Music] i did pick the video it was a good vid my god very good isn't this what do you call it yeah what are those where the music going though now you're good you're good i don't mind if you promo [Music] my streams aren't that big anyway gotta wait at the moment gotta wait to hit the algorithm yeah legends is just goofy when it comes to power-ups [Music] me when the counter [Music] yummy [Music] that's a violation of youtube's terms and services [Applause] ah whatever [Music] hey yes destroyer it's a little sus full namek saga team real maybe [Music] there may very well be [Music] best yes you aren't your best character on that reel [Music] let's not do that shall we very nice okay i underestimated this team actually [Music] can i just say i don't like how the goku black ark turned out okay let me think of like on the fly quick rewrite of the goku black ops okay let's go we start off first of all future trunks outfit right it's gonna change to suit the bojack movie because that was peak that was absolute peak so that's his appearance we start off and he's in the middle of fighting goku black right except we don't know that okay tenkaichi won good stuff do i play clash royale i used to i play clash of clans sometimes so trunks bojack drip he's got the drip he's fighting goku black and then uh the enemy we don't know who it is right i don't know who it is yet he shoots a key blast deliberately missing trunks and destroys capsule corp destroys the place where bomb was hiding out she dead she's gone or at least that's what we think it turns out she survived because she's an underground bunker trunks does solar flare he runs but then um uh he tries to meet up with bulma and you know he gets ready for the time machine he leaves but as he's leaving he sees uh goku black uh doing the big k i'm not gonna say it on stream to bulma which is very unfortunate you know then they fight and obviously trunks loses badly right he loses badly and he goes back to the past so he do be gone he meets up with the people in the past you know as is as he does and the only form that he's able to use against goku black is super saiyan 2. let that be known he's super saiyan 2 [Music] and uh when he gets back to the past you know it's as per usual as per in the anime or manga uh goku and trunks fight and trunks shows off super saiyan 3 because super saiyan rage is dumb we don't that is no longer canon in this story so he shows off super saiyan 3 but he can't use it well so goku is like okay i'll teach you because we find out in this saga goku has mastered it so he knows what's up right he knows what's up he has that good mentality so he knows what's up so he trains and everything he's fine and then let's see what happens here he learns trunks learns about god ki we're not going to have super saiyan god trunks because we'll stick that to heroes right so 250 stones nice so trunks learns to master super saiyan 3 then he has you know some good sparring fights with vegeta learns about you know beerus and alden and meets gohan now gohan in this story let's just say for for the better that gohan never really stopped training like he was still at his prime right he was still at his peak he wasn't training all the time but he was still good right so what we have is a gohan who's can still use ultimate you know mastered super saiyan and super saiyan 2 and everything he's he's great he's more powerful than he was in the buu saga so he meets up with trunks trunks says what's up and trunks and gohan they do a spa for expiring fight and gohan demolishes him which makes trunks realize yeah he's got a long way to go so basically by doing this by having that fight you know what i don't even know what i'm saying i'm just making up for what if as we go let's just say that it inspires trunks all right they go back to the past oh yeah i forgot to mention the fact that goku black comes back to the future oh sorry the present time travel is weird let's say that that still happens as well there are a couple of ways they could have made the saga really good they could have brought in future gohan from another timeline dude that would have been wild essentially they could have just made the saga a lot darker a lot more coherent now goku blacks uses super saiyan in them in the actual anime i'm gonna switch that you know um trunks has super saiyan 3 mastered instead of rage fusion zamasu is defeated by vegito blue so vegito destroys his body he comes back as that universe thing and then um action on scratch that trunks and vegito blue combined take out uh fusion zamasu that's the best place what am i gonna do first reveal never never that but um yeah i mean to end it off you know they could have made vegito a lot you know he could have technically won his fight they could have made trunks more useful instead of just like oh i have spirit bomb now yay 10 million face reveal yeah 10 million subs that's the game plan 10 million subs this is the game plan and at the end of it they still could have had that thing where future zeno comes in but like you know that's all right guys don't worry about it he's just asking there might be a delay i don't know i don't think there is but who knows oh it's not it's all good no worries no worries no worries don't worry we're all good here johnny chill chill chill it's okay it's okay you're all good johnny you're all good oh seven second delay okay that makes sense that makes sense new music except it's dark on osc because we've got to switch it up somehow you know let's get uh yeah let's get this one universal survival suck that's interesting i i just did the super saiyan 4 rsd oh hello let me know sheesh trash [Music] let's go [Music] y'all excuse me i'm eating some good food bro i want that good lr bro i need it but this game is cringing right now [Music] yeah what's up android 17. uh freezer with an eye because i grew up with that so that's the only one i know here's the real question cooler with an er or with an a i'll be right back we back [Music] with an a sounds dumb i don't know should i do this i don't know bro me when the stream health is apparently bad how's the stream doing guys are you okay it looks okay see the thing i don't need them [Music] what are the lr's in here that's the thing yeah but what are the actual characters okay but here we go here we go okay so i have them i have do i have them it's a good question i do i do have them okay okay i have these soon i don't i don't have these two don't have you don't have you have you i think i have two of you i'm not too sure i have i have don't have um don't have have don't have have don't have don't have or maybe i have i don't know but it's not really necessary i have him i think maybe i don't don't have no i have him or do i i have no idea there's a bunch of these i don't have that's the real question group b i could use you we need we need dupes and that's with this it wouldn't mind you because your easier is good wouldn't mind you sort of i don't have you i kind of need you and i kind of need you so there's a lot of lr's i could use here because even if i do this i still have plenty of stuff left which i can summon for on the kaioken banner assuming they do do kaio-ken so what do you guys think i could we can possibly get it's possible to get more than three lr's so just pointing that out what's this one margin power do it for bone hey bro you did it for me last time let's do it again let's get martian power let's get the 300 yeah 15 when that's a good point what kind of phone do i plan i'm playing on an iphone 7 right now so i would be streaming on there with like an actual decent overlay but unfortunately um fabian you're such an asset um i would be streaming on here but it's too low quality unfortunately so but let's get let's get pause again that's the secret word to getting allies that's the secret power i absorb that power let's see power absorption because i can't be bothered whatever just grab these guys it doesn't matter god boys on a single good stuff i just i got them the ssj4s on a multi on jp tanabata [Music] we'll do that nice new theme one of my favorites he's stunned i don't think that was possible maybe he's low level that's why [Music] excuse me sniffling wow he got destroyed i knew it was worth easing him good stuff [Music] okay me was the moai emoji hey [Music] it's a good theme the stun is really broken dude if i had gone trunks on global i'd get him dragon ball heroes is what started my jp team or account i should say i don't have it yo caught in 4k am i gonna be live tomorrow probably not probably not i'm a bit too busy tomorrow i can only stream during the weekdays unless houses hit excuse me how's empty [Music] just remember if anyone's new check out the description the video we got a giveaway going on for global.com very good giveaway you should join it now my voice holy crap all right say it then say it you won't no balls do it nice [Music] me when [Music] night nigeria bruh [Music] what is this this sausage chat be like nutrition [Music] i found the only one please algorithm hit me with the good shish hold up let me make a community post on this you know when i almost end my stream let's not do that no well whatever y'all forgive me just in the community pose should i put tech ultimate gohan on that real level the best unit in the game commits community post on that real level maybe you never know [Music] new theme turn it up please thank you i yo hand right he'll be like [Music] good thing i will send luck again thanking you good sir very cool hey no i didn't need to close it please [Music] bro why is my thing not scented thank you it is hard to give that up hold up bro that's kind of sus mogus in the chat very soft smokers y'all need to calm down yeah say it you what say it that's what i thought bro why why do you do this why must you do this what is this [Music] why [Music] why okay [Music] i posted the community tab come on please i'm live join now you're good you're good you're fine chill out guys just chill you're fine new theme as i should [Music] okay we're close come on why you gotta do this to me really okay man hasn't rainbowed what else can they said are there any new team missions excuse me yes sir wait really there's none dokkan don't be lazy don't pull a legends please sheesh look at that number one yes kakarot i'm number one if i hit 100k if and when all right [Music] um [Music] what's his thing cell sucker yeah android self-serve i should have a good team for that [Music] you will don't excuse me boy who's the actually these here's the actual leader it's not you not you no no no sir negative not zilch this is all mid categories summoning when i don't know if i should i was my original plan was to say for kaioken [Music] you know what i think that is the game plan i'll say for kaioken because the 301 i have the tickets i'll be fine let's not because if i summon for kaioken it's better you know if i summon for this thing right now i'll probably get shafted because i've been hearing a lot of people get shafted and while i may not be a lot of people i don't want to get shafted [Music] yes [Music] destroy me when yawning [Music] mercenary tower theme because he's good yo garlic junior's underground yeah i don't have a dragon ball seekers team i'm sorry what else do you want me to do [Music] i'm trying [Music] that's in japanese i'll stop saying that i'm sorry i wanted to be cool i'm not cool it's just ginyu force get new force [Music] this will do something or not come on why am i doing so little damage what is this your chill chill you know i'll let them do it [Music] yo this hello is underrated i don't even know anything anymore i don't know anything about anyone and that's a fact man let's hit the let's hit this theme again just because it's good if and when it will load yes bro bo stop being so suss i swear i ca i have that on stream it's clipped you're exposed bro expose the bow this theme is good let me let me just clean this real quick there we go okay so we're getting there [Music] expose these and by this i mean these nut dude i can't help it you're already exposed [Music] this is a factor should we say hello to mystic bueno let's say hello let's say hello what's he streaming uh he's streaming the mid game [Music] i just wrote something funny legend slander in a stream [Music] let's see what he says where's the music bro can you hear me none of that none of that chill all right i'm thinking of streaming you girls like you do licks i don't know unfortunately [Music] i mean i very well could you know but you never know xenoverse maybe i quit technically but i don't know excuse me [Music] bruh really tired bro okay bro have a good one man thank you for coming through i'm probably gonna end it soon as well i see you guys thanks for coming through a good hour and a half solid streaming that makes sense sheesh have you ever played the hit game dragon ball z dokkan battle if you have not i have news for you sheesh much love america hey thanks man have a good one thanking you that's that easy a completely done 263. yeah i'll probably say for kaioken just because it makes sense you know it makes sense uh we got a bunch of these i'll do one of each of these very nice for those and that's all the guys so now [Music] it's all a matter of who i get with red coins there we are now i could get him i might but we'll wait and see you know 25 days left so we'll see what happens in any case what should i do next i've done all of red zone and a bunch of other stuff let's switch the music real quick let's switch it up [Music] what can i actually do [Music] espr maybe let's give it a shot so i need a super tech team [Music] fair enough [Music] oops let's get rid of that i should be able to put a solid one out why not [Music] so his thing is power beyond super saiyan and movie heroes he's powerful super saiyan never mind he's not [Music] what is actually good me when the shaky cam let's not do that shall we very nice okay [Music] i should say to dodge you and you and i think that's good reload okay have you on super saiyan or movie heroes this is probably on super saiyan i assume yes and we got a good uh item set up there give this a shot espr [Music] what will we get let's start the music again now the question is how do we set this up properly who has best defense gogeta's defense i probably shouldn't have taken him if i'm honest probably not the best idea if i lose i'll get rid of him and bring it back [Music] so nice okay good defense solid so far [Music] only issue is he becomes extreme which is a bit of a problem but i think it's only for like the fifth turn so we should be okay okay defense defense [Music] taking out this guy would be really helpful crane hermit please go [Music] oh not okay i'm a cyber cyborg tower i should say [Music] why not okay [Music] very good very good [Music] man i love this [Music] oh dear what is we come to very good very good let's not have that display surely and we continue forward while not knocking over my phone see if i can hit it to our mark good place to dodge [Music] good place to super attack nah johnny you're good man you do whatever you want it's all good ah they disable dodging okay no wonder i see i see i see you're all good johnny i don't mind no pressure let's oh let's go soup or extreme what is it extreme in yeah this is nice okay physical team since these guys don't have the eca it might be a little difficult at the moment let's give it a shot i mean if we have a fusion category that'd be good or gt heroes [Music] unfortunately i don't think that's going to play okay we've got to take this hymn okay now we have a team now every team thank you johnny i appreciate that i do what i can fuse fighters or gt heroes which is one two yeah that's basically them there's no other fusions unfortunately that i know of or cheeky heroes and if there is i don't have them okay let's optimize that very nice [Music] okay yeah that works [Music] yeah let's do that and they've got activated so we should be all right here [Music] very nice [Music] ultra ego ultra instinct i don't think it's fair to compare the two just yet simply because ultra egos only had one specific place to shine or it's a reveal honestly ultra instincts had multiple chances so it'll be a little biased so i'm willing to wait and see how ultra ego vegeta goes he'll he'll eventually make a show up in dragon ball heroes or something but i feel like it'll be after [Music] the series is animated if it's animated at all [Music] [Applause] but i don't like it when people disrespect the manga because the manga is pretty good [Music] it's like why are you disrespecting it come on [Music] i want to kill off gohan on trucks would i pick and why are you referring to the future the future timeline or the present timeline present timeline it would make no sense to kill off trunks [Music] or anybody for that matter if it was the future timeline i'm interested in seeing an actual like full movie about gohan surviving because in heroes he did the recent episode i don't know i don't know if you've seen it yet so i won't spoil it but there is a future gohan variant who is very interesting so if you want you should check that out [Music] very nice i haven't used any items that's okay [Music] oh you've seen it yeah yeah so you know what i mean [Music] [Applause] i wonder if i've got a copyright strike or something i hope not [Music] i would certainly hope not [Music] doesn't look like it [Music] dragon balls dragon ball super brawler yeah [Music] let's change the stream title again let's see if we're gonna track some viewers yaddi no [Music] recover the good health do this [Music] all right all [Music] right let's just yeah why not we'll get our health back it's all right [Music] very good very good [Music] gotta give it a shot you know what i'm saying [Music] who do i think is brella a nice better broly or jiren if you mean like better character i'd say broly just because he you know he's fleshed out a little bit more jiren felt meh but he's still cool you know he's all right [Music] i wish he'd be giving a little bit more time to shine you know or at the very least i hope he comes back and teams up with the gang [Music] what we really need is a heroes movie or something or a new game for the global audience that's what we really need [Music] oops let's keep that steady [Music] very nice very nice [Music] all right that's looking good yeah man gotta stay positive you know sometimes it is what it is [Music] but um yeah i mean i i we we really got to see another heroes you know game or something for the global audience because it's very popular look at the anime series people are actively translating it even if the anime was still going right now we'd still see the movie a lot more and that's a fact it's just that good it doesn't need to make sense [Music] hey annie blazer welcome to the stream you say do you think a lot of str is good for roma gods um yeah but i hope he gets an easy a hey expect to have a question i'll come twice a week once a year but not in a month um twice a week once a year but not in a month uh e the letter e i think is that is that it am i one of those two supporters i'm not american so i have no idea honestly the entire system's kind of scuffed so i wouldn't say it yeah i didn't know i'm good on that philosophical level [Music] very nice some levels of super battle or extreme sbr i can actually handle except when they do that go away very nice very nice and very nice okay it was a good trick question i'll tell you that much it was pretty good [Music] i just have not almost good wrong godzilla because the main set is universe 7. okay i see well if you're on global or rather if you're if you're on jp you have a lot more options but if you're on global um i mean um you probably need to you probably need to um [Music] wait a couple of months or something or utilize free to play units or utilize the red coins if you have them that's my take on it uh what i think about ultra vegito and legends ultra vegito is okay like if you use it right he's pretty good but i don't know i don't i don't like the fact that he was included now of all times maybe later sure but ultra vegeta now i don't know man it can become a mod i don't know how many mods i have but if if i don't have enough i'll add you sure i mean yeah i'm a little biased because i didn't get him i haven't tried him but you know he he's good he's decently good one of the best in the game you know i don't really know how to describe him i'm salty bro i'm salty what else can i say [Music] top five i mean hey good for that youtuber i'm about that free-to-play life so i don't i am not knowing all right that's that that's this is espn which is good i didn't even know the circle mode just for a troll let's not do anything ha what's up annie blazer yeah ultra gino ultra bushido together i'd assume make a very powerful player one of the best yeah that's the outdoors yeah he's good he desperately needs an easier though he's very aged [Music] me when i eat bruh casual chill stream moments hey guys if you're not aware i have a giveaway that's running right now in the description you can check that out you got to go to my uh discord you've got to subscribe to the people there just follow the instructions on in the uh in the description and you should be all good to go extreme physical interesting he has that nullified cover change that makes him neutral he can watch her mui bro i would agree with you if i didn't already already one shot him with mui the opposite literally opposite but i'm going to do out of final gohan people kept saying it was supposed to come earlier i disagree i don't know i don't i don't particularly like the superhero movie too much it's all right i'm not it's i'm not hating on it i just don't really like it just because it's you know whatever the giveaway is a global dolcon giveaway global.com account giveaway it's pretty good you can enter it and in a couple days i'll announce the winner lucky what's good welcome to the stream hope you're doing fantastic and thank you for coming through i already said that bro me and my whack mind right now [Music] they got to update some of the friendliest because they're not even easy eight which really bugs me it do be bugging me let's see if we can do this i don't know if we can but let's see i don't know why i just did that but whatever [Music] you did three rotations on ultra vegito and you got him on a freebie bruh me when the crash [Music] you're going to want a freebie very nice very nice congratulations i applaud you sir absolute cringe my brother you're free to play luck hey thank you i absorbed that luck can you share my realm of godzilla sure sure thing sure thing short thing [Music] joined the discord mystic bueno was calling me he called me a bunch of minutes ago i'm live idiot join list annie curse and blue man welcome chuck it in general and uh we'll see what we can do there [Music] we've got shaft f bro f that's unfortunate to hear i only had 2 000 chrono crystals so i couldn't do very much at all [Music] but i still tried and got the mega shaft so it is what it is today's events are like all right yeah not very many events announced but unfortunately toshi seems to be mega scammer yeah my team's not very good eh still though people sleep on this free to play lr he's very good me when the music stops hello there we go hey guys if you enjoyed this scuffed setup and this type of stuff um i'd really appreciate if you do hit that subscribe but you don't have to it's all g what's his defense like absolute trash how many rotations did you do for an mui came out i did a lot i only pulled muy live on mystic zeno's stream [Music] well i hope you get him me when the damage what's this damage all my roma gods right now [Music] let's have a look at your team so you've got okay i'll show that off on stream it's pretty good actually there's a couple of replacements but overall not bad mainly strength orientated [Music] bro the amount of additional attacks is crazy oh super attack seal nice i forgot you can do that in these events i'm not capping but you guys i think i might but i i i got on god for school bro me when i read [Music] we got another join list welcome to the discord we g911 appreciate you i give heart to mr bueno if i have vegito i'll be using ultra gojira okay i see i see i see very good very good that was only the first stage brahma how many items do i have okay interesting you're still good for now anyway next stage yes jiren is broken he is he's very broken uh whose defense is better your defense is better hello sir you do that especially against mui very broken very broken i use monopoly without the blue boys yeah that's like the biggest issue because they're like what makes the team really good and unfortunately me when the damage hello [Music] i haven't got them yeah i spent like 50 000 chrono crystals for them i didn't get them i haven't played global since physical super saiyan 3 and fcr we got released well it's doing good now so if you want to join feel free why is it called death crash isn't death chaser i'm so picky when it comes to that yeah school is even more broken is he i didn't actually know that ah let's not do that shall we instead let's do this very nice get rid of her and we'll go from there okay going good going good hope you for new dragon ball heroes collab i hope so too they got to do that more often for my team leaders mui and the sport buff's turbo guard obstruction yeah includes include some zenkai buffs if you can how long a bit oofy when it comes to damage there gohan gonna need to ask you to calm down bro grand priests he's gonna have to be support character bro it needs to be a major support character crazy damage [Music] let's seal your super attack thanks can you thank you dragon ball heroes is a very big uh very big opportunity for dokkan to get some good money and coins coins nice cards that's what i meant to say i actually haven't looked at ex coolest kid mainly because i haven't been bothered you know nice [Music] this free-to-play allah is really good sheesh he's gone skis nice good description love to see it [Music] if you guys aren't aware we've got a giveaway going on in the description of the video check that out if you want very pogerous giveaway uh i shall do this uh okay that works too yeah i'm gonna [Music] you know what i'm resetting because that's not very smart what i just did there i didn't realize it they were attacking so much at the end we gotta be smart i don't know why everyone says droids count to vegito when ultra gogeta is their thing well they kind of do their type advantage plus their abilities and the fact that they're a tag unit [Music] i have emu goku okay nice nice nice bra moment [Music] man do be goofy okay like this this should be very good luigi number one what's up man i can't wait for new red zone stages again bro same here [Music] red zone stages are mad bro they're mad [Music] but if you have the new units you're in with a chance [Music] let's seal their super attack legends anniversary was hyper mid there is no other way to describe it unfortunately state of decay science the good chemistry trunks you're goofy [Music] no super attack for you [Music] vegito can be neutral forever oh [Music] but it depends which um it depends which uh which one which deborah you're talking about what type is he zombie game state of decay i've heard of it actually i've heard of it who has best defense you do [Music] we shall do this very nice i still have weeks active so we're fine darkcon mode is coming up let's fix that dude fusions are broken in legends they're the only team you should be running i mean from what i'm seeing anyway from what i'm seeing fusions is just utterly broken let's fix this shall we fusion's mad goofy what i really want to do is that physical super saiyan 2 goku that becomes super saiyan 3. he's he's good i haven't won jp as well all right very nice very nice let's get bro please golden frieza that's better i've played legends in three weeks what you miss um you haven't missed much you've missed the shaft mega shafts i mean unless you're usually lucky don't worry about the thing when i finish i only have him on jp lucky not on global unfortunately i didn't summon fame i was taking a break from garcia games in general [Music] good music [Music] all right family coming at me huh okay i see you don't think i don't see you [Music] um [Music] for a first turn we should be alright next turn i'm gonna have to use items though i lied i i'm very wrong i'm very wrong [Music] well according to them it takes them three it takes them three months to make ultra characters [Music] boo i'm gonna need you to stun please all that that works too thanks boo everybody in chat say thank you boo [Music] left broly is nice i use him what if we don't get one three months then they're liars [Music] okay well he's still gonna super attack ah [Music] oh no we're gonna skis [Music] f i should have used an item immediately oh well [Music] still not a complete loss [Music] trash bye boo bye i'm probably i'm not gonna summon on this purely because i don't have kaioken goku on jp i only have the the great ape what do you call it vegeta and i really want him so i don't know what do you guys think should i summon on this my box sure thing let me know what you guys all think i'm still working on the sbr stuff free to play units here we go no you disagree fair enough [Music] i i i hear you [Music] these guys are good [Music] two dips there [Music] one dude there let's keep it going got a bunch of these guys uh i don't think i have a dupe of these guys do i no i don't so on and so forth this guy's art and super attack animations are underrated i've got a two dupes on this guy uh one dupe on mui or just ui i don't know why i say mui they're rainbowed very good for next uh easy that's coming up and so is if i can find him [Music] me when here we go stop moving camera be like i actually have an extra unit of him i pulled him on a previous live stream uh he's good rainbowed him rainbowed them as well [Music] got a dupe of them i don't think i have dupes do i have yes i do i have one duped them very nice microwave phone indeed this is a factual statement iphone 7 be like got him thankfully these guys need an easy a like stat like on that real level [Music] yeah i really want the lr car can goku these guys are cool got the androids i don't have super vegeta though he's lit he's actually like broken got a dupe of him very nice uh best unit in the game guys his best unit in the game uh goofy people he's nice he's easy as all right he is broken and we need his easy ace like coming soon i'm in rainbow for some reason i don't know why but there you go he's easy it's cool i like this guy i like kaioken in general got him he's yet as well i need that i need the opposite transforming goku i don't have him yet a bunch of old units that are easy a couple of rainbows here dragon ball heroes units but i still need that god trunks and whatnot he's nice [Music] he's broken more rainbow free-to-play units and whatnot i gotta awaken him got awakened this lr sorry just a lot here got awakened his ez just came out on jp and he's pretty broken candy vegeta we need an lr candy vegito like stat that's a dupe i was talking about another dupe there and a bunch of other cards i still need to awaken so overall oh and yeah the god himself and these guys are cool so that's my box i'm still missing a lot of characters can i please get the music back that'd be much appreciated [Music] always put him on the first slot yeah so i i think most people tell me not to do this banner here so i probably won't i think that's the game plan i mean that's just me [Music] new theme [Music] i mean what do you guys think should i do this should i save up and do it let's see what i'm missing don't summon what am i missing okay i have these two i don't have these two uh we need an ultra freezer stat and a bunch of other cards i could use but you guys say no so i won't do it i'll save i resist [Music] plus i have the tickets still 22 so far [Music] um i think apart from that what else can i be doing easy areas have i done this i need to do that later super battle road yada yada yada no no no no no no no good theme the only into in vegeta yeah he's that good i haven't really used them that much i wish they got more traction they're very good unit let's see here anything here i've done all of these yeah that's done how long two days fair enough um any awakenings i can do i want to awaken but i can't ask you a question yeah go ahead go ahead what's the question i need to eat areas are annoying but like you know they're interesting battlefield of sorts all right where is that specific easier area bro easier area nice makes sense yeah here we go i believe it's artificial life forms let me double check rank among friends who would be nice ultra freezer bro ultra freezer uh okay whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa yeah very legit guys what do you guys think very nice makes sense eh that also makes sense also makes sense bro people using the airplane glitch on that real level i missed the airplane glitch hey good theme [Music] artificial life forms he's good why no that's not part of it who's an actual leader for artificial life forms [Music] tiger goku androids there's no category [Music] i mean i'll give it a shot i'll lose though [Music] let's see what they can do here not much is the answer but we'll give it a shot [Music] thankful for this unit dodging for days so smoking cell ah hell no bro [Music] he's like get out the amount of damage he's doing sheesh [Music] what is this on that real level though i probably won't win so i think i think i'll back out of this while i have the chance because there's no way i'm winning here anyway like i said guys we've got a giveaway in the description if you're interested check it out it's very good yeah very big damage let me get out there's no way i'm winning that just yet yeah check the description of the video for a giveaway uh for global.com very nice follow all the steps and i'll draw the viewer or the winner within a couple of days so good luck to you guys that enter um i i'm probably going to end off the stream right here with me for about two hours we'll call it a stream uh thanks very much everyone for coming through i very much appreciate it and as always stay well and i'll catch you in the next one have a good one guys [Music] | SPXCTRESOUL | UCP_hTehZZ4Na5frk4DbGUew | 2022-07-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 11,037 | 55,810 |
6r8Yj1zkef4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6r8Yj1zkef4 | Sewing Make - Vogue 8806 - OOTD - Linen Dress - DIY Clothing - Dress with hood - Sewing Project | [Music] okay so today I will be sharing with you a dress that I made and it is bulk eighty eight oh six I made this dress out of a black linen fabric that I purchased from jo-ann fabrics I made few beads and some of the features so this pattern has a line fattest a line hood there are front darts in the bodice there are us there is also a dart in the hood which I had never seen before in a hood so I thought that that was interesting there is a center front zipper and then there are splits on the side of the dress so I do like that this pattern is rated as very easy some of the changes that I made I made the dress in all black instead of using contrasting colors I thought that I would like that better and I had to take off over three inches onto him because it was just really really long some of the things I wanted to mention about the pattern is that the hood is really wide so if you decide to make it that's just something to keep in mind and as far as wearing it I like that the front zipper could be unzipped and if you wanted to you can put something under it to kind of layer it if you didn't want to just have it with nothing under it so yeah that's just another option on how you can wear the garment or the dress so I will show you what this dress looks like [Music] you [Music] alright so that is my dress which I really really love I'm very happy with the way that it turned out before I go my love share something I learned about recently is goat yoga goat with the animal what goat Yoga is it's yoga where Yogi's exercise and meditate in the presence of goats goats are free to roam around during class and they may even climb on the backs of Yogi's or run between their legs while they are doing certain poses the yogi forget to play with the goats the goats get to play with the Yogi's and apparently it's very therapeutic experience wow I never would have thought so I thought that was so interesting I wanted to make sure that I shared it with you and I also found a video which I will link here somewhere and if you're interested in seeing how it works you can just click on the link and just see a little bit more about goat yoga and what it's about so yes I thought that was so interesting as I said it and that is it for this video so I thank you so much for watching and I will be back in the next video if you enjoyed this video I would love to know you can click on the little thumb that's sticking up below | Manecoarse | UCzzJx-moUwnUH1C-4l-2xxA | 2020-03-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 499 | 2,443 |
wrJNvxfAz6Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrJNvxfAz6Q | Grazer Linuxtage 2023 - Smart Contracts: The Not-So-Smart Reality | so can everyone hear me hi everyone uh thank you all for coming to my talk today uh I'm Yuma and I'm going to talk a bit about smart contracts the not so smart reality so a bit about the security aspects of smart contracts so first of all you're probably gonna ask yourself if you haven't already worked in this sector what the are smart contracts I mean that's a pretty new phenomenon in the field of computer science so smart contracts have their own programming languages like for example solidity but they can also be written in normal normal programming languages like rust or Haskell which you maybe have already worked with um cool thing about smart contracts is you could deploy the uh you compile the code and then instead of just for example having it on your PC in your virtual memory uh you store it on the blockchain with this there comes a problem because once deployed you can't change it so for a normal program if you have an issue with the program and you will find a bug you just develop a patch or an update and deploy it to everyone and then they can fix the issue if the code is on the blockchain there is no way for a standard smart contract to fix this there are some Advanced Techniques like proxy um setups that help with this but on the technical basis a smart contract is there forever and if in 7000 years someone wants to look at that address and work with the smart contractor that address there still is the same byte code there so that seems to be kind of an issue if someone of you has already found the security problem in a program and fixed it which anyways is hard to do but if you can't fix it then it gets even worse a interesting thing that makes this even more um interesting to hackers is that a smart contract can act like a wallet so it can have internet money stored inside it so this would be the native coin of the chain you're developing on so why should we be interested in smart contracts I mean that all sounds cool and you can do some stuff with it but why should we as security researchers or pen testers or whatever we are currently doing be interested in this field it's very rapidly growing so there's currently about one and a half million smart contracts and you have to think of this like programs not like one smart contract is used by one person in another talk I'm gonna do a bit later uh I for example mentioned one smart contract that is used by three million people at once so this is like one and a half million different programs that are developed on the blockchain uh there's about 90 billion dollars stored inside smart contracts currently and that has been a lot more before the crypto crash and that has been pretty much steadily increasing if we filter out the small bumps and ups and downs depending on the value of cryptocurrencies industry is rapidly growing so there's a lot of new companies popping up a lot of new jobs a lot of new different techniques of developing this and this makes it even more interesting because you can learn a lot of new technologies and it's not a field where someone can be like already 30 years into this field and know everything because it's just so rapidly changing so I think it's very interesting for newer people that are currently starting out with computer science because you can get a pretty quick foothold so how do I get all this money I mean there's 90 billion in there but how do I get all this money we're just gonna steal it so today we're going to look at how you can steal the money out of different kinds of contracts how you can exploit vulnerabilities and drain these contracts what we're going to look at is three different topics maybe one of you has watched my colleagues Marcus talk before about cryptography we've learned a bit there about bad Randomness that's also a problem we can have on the blockchain um then we're going to look at like the classic vulnerability that pretty much every programming language can have and that's logical flaws so people miss an interpreting code people misprogramming code and this leading to vulnerabilities and at the end we're going to look at the very basic solidity vulnerability that everyone should know that's working in this field and that's a re-entrancy attack which I have until now only seen in solidity so that I think that's a pretty new vulnerability so how do we exploit bad Randomness um we have a small example contract here if some of you have written C plus plus code something in this field it looks pretty easy to understand so we have a function that returns a random number in our case I think we have some big okay um we have a random number which is generated between 0 and 99 and we have a kind of a lottery where we can guess uh what number will randomly be generated and if we guess the right one we win the price uh this random number function is something that you can find on stack Overflow posts and that a lot of people have been using to Generate random stuff but the issue here we will see in a few minutes is pretty easily exploitable and can lead to us just winning the lottery every time and the second thing is we have the guess function which we give a random well our guess to which should be a number between 0 and 99 again and then we just require this to have send like one in our case it would be for example one ether and if our guest number which we send to the contract is equal to the return value of the random number function We call we give the message sender 50. so he would 50x his money he put into the lottery still pretty good for the owner because he has about a 50 cut on average on every user of the lottery but I mean we we can uh flip the coin here and put it so we have 100 chance of winning the lottery here's the exploit it's pretty much I don't know six lines of code if we count the brackets and we just copy the random number function because the tricky part here is that uh he what he does is just he uses the block difficulty which is uh depending on the map how many miners there are how many transactions there are and so on so it's a pretty random number but it's the same for each block and for every transaction in that block and he just like hashes this number and then takes it to the model you of a hundred problem is if I run my export in the same Block in the same transaction in this case they both would have the same value for Block difficulty so if we run this and the cat check gets calculated we would get the same number as he would get when he runs the random number function and now what we do in our attack we just call the guess function and we run the random number function once in our um in our contract and then it gets also run in the Target contract we want to exploit and if we would run this we would 100 out of 100 times win the lottery and we could just keep on doing this until the lottery is drained this person is poorer as a mouse we would say in German and we have all the money so that's pretty easy and this happens this is not like something I make up to the people that see like hundreds of thousands of dollars with exploits like this that's crazy if you compare this to like normal Security in web applications or different things where you usually need a lot of more footwork to get to a point like this next thing we're going to look is the vulnerability that every programming language has has and that's kind of human error kind of human not understanding and logical flaws so misproducing code or misunderstanding code for this we have another smart contract uh like a very simple one I built here it's kind of a storage where people can send their money in and then withdraw their money out again so it's just like to handle your money while you're doing something else you would have a deposit function where you can deposit money into the contract and the withdrawal function where you can withdraw in the deposit function we just use a mapping of the addresses of people to the balance they have in the contract and then in the withdrawal function we just check if the balances add of this person minus the amount he's going to withdraw are bigger than zero and if it that is the case then he can withdraw this much so we're just kind of checking if this goes below zero and then we just send the person the money back and decrease their balance looks read our case right we have an if which checks that so the person can't withdraw more than they have um maybe quick question we probably have some C or C plus plus developers here do you does anyone see the problem in this case yes yes exactly it's a very classic flaw that CNC plus plus have been having for some time ah sorry um it was mentioned that this could be a integer uh because it's unsigned and we have a problem there um in this case the if would never go below zero because we have unsigned integer and if we uh decrease it by the amount it would just loop around so unsigned integer has the um has the property that it can never go below zero and as the programmer in this case in this case is what me it was me but this happens also with other programmers forgot this and made his check this way um this would never go to zero so you could just withdraw whatever you want I have a small example for you here so we have a balance of the user which is 10 and he just wants to withdraw 1337 let's say ether in this case so we call he calls the function with this value and then he goes into the if and as my colleague here has already mentioned the problem is that this unsigned integer will never fall below zero so this is this if will always pass whatever number we throw into it in our case we just go through there we send our user back the money and we decreases balance which then now as it is an unsigned integer loops around and once again is below zero so this has happened a lot that's why the solidity language has improved the compiler so in new versions I think above 0.8 there is an automated integer under an overflow protection in the compiler so if stuff like this happens you would just it's just like in other programming languages and assert would fall so everything would drop and be reverted which is very cool but if you think about it uh the problem is as we learned in the first Slide the code on the blockchain stays forever so there's still a lot of old code which was compiled with compilers before this which is still on the blockchain and which might still be handling money so although this is not a problem anymore for newer code there could be contracts handling hundreds of millions of dollars which still have these flaws in them so it's still interesting to learn about them although they are not that actual anymore and now we're going to look at the last one this is the very classic solidity vulnerability and it's called a re-entrancy attack for re-entrancy attack we have our same contract as before we've learned a bit from our failures before and we are now using normal integers instead of unsigned integers so we have uh I just put out the deposit function but you could think of it as being there so it's easily to read the contract and we now have our withdraw function and we check if the money we're going to withdraw is less than a thousand and we're checking if the balance minus the money is less than greater or is less than zero so in this case we could only withdraw as much as our balance that would be at least the idea behind it and then we send our user back the money and decrease our balance maybe some solidity developers here in the in the round does anyone see an issue with this okay yeah that's we're here to learn today so then we can take a look at it together let's just see how this works I wrote a very small exploit again now we have seven lines of code which would once again be able to totally drain this contract of all the money in it even if it's like two billion dollars we have an attack function which uh just calls our targets withdrawal function with a value of 10. and then we have a fallback function fallback function is something that's very typical for solidity and in this case in solidity contracts can interact with each other you could kind of think like a contract like an object of a class you create in like a normal object-oriented programming language and they are able to interact with each other so one object can call the functions of another object and here the fallback function which is very cool in solidity if one function one object would call a function of another object which this object doesn't have it wouldn't just like fail it would go to the fallback function and this could be anything this could print some debug message this could for example forward the message to some other object if it doesn't have this this could do everything but that's a way to keep this a bit more stable and in our case if the fallback functions was called it would just check if our value of our contract the exploit contract is more than 10 million so we're stinking Rich we don't need to work anymore and if it doesn't if it isn't at that place we're going to call the withdrawal function again so we keep withdrawing until we are super rich but how does it work I mean we're just able to withdraw our 10 uh e for once and then we're gonna fail in the if well I I've mapped it out a bit so it's a bit easier to understand how they communicate with each other we have our Target contract on the left which has the withdraw function and our balance in there and we have our export on the right which has an attack function and a fallback function first we're going to call our attack function in the exploit contract which is just gonna call the withdrawal function of our Target we see it here so it just cause withdrawal with a value of 10. and now we come into here our variable money is currently 10 we check if it's less than a thousand because in our case the withdrawal function doesn't want you to take out more than a thousand and then it's gonna check if it balance minus money is greater equals zero which is the case because it's exactly zero we have 10 in the balance and we're withdrawing 10. and then it's sending back our money and here we have the problem because in our case we just call like uh the the brackets after the call um specify the function we are going to call in the other contract in our case the function is just empty and now we're just going to call the empty function which will always go to the fallback function which is a very usual it has been a very usual case on how to send money to other contracts and we're going to give it the value of money so how much we wanted it to withdraw what happens now we see some problem it's calling back to the fallback function and our balance is still a 10. why is this because our balance is after this call it's decreased after this call so now we go into the fallback function and now we're in a really shitty situation because now it's out of our hands what this fallback function does is totally in the hands of the attacker and our fallback function in this case checks if we're thinking Rich still not stinking Rich so we're just calling withdraw again we're going back there balance is still a 10 and we start back at the top and now it checks again it's our money less than a thousand which is the case yes um then we're checking this as our balance is still at 10. it is also doesn't fail and now we're sending 10 uh bucks back to us once again we're richer by 10 and we can just keep on doing this however long we want until either the contract is drained or we've reached our goal and no one can stop us in this case because of the simple thing that they put the balance below the car and it's very very minor error but it can result in fatal flaws and this is not like some simple example I have here I mean there are more uh larger examples of this but exactly with this vulnerability there have been hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars Stone in the last years so if you just Google re-entrances solidity you're gonna find like I don't know 20 Google Pages full of different contracts that were exploited so that's why I said like very small errors can lead to fatal problems in the end so we yeah yeah isn't there a simpler flaw in this even what happens if you withdraw minus 1000 would be also yes you could also do that balance yeah yeah could also be the case yes a good thing you see you see I even put another bug into there in like five lines of code so that's that's why it's very important to look at the security of these contracts very in detail so let's look at how we can secure our contract in a better way as you all know if you are into the topic of security there is no Totally Secure contract but we can increase our security by a factor if we look at different things as we already mentioned before the compiler versions of solidity evolve very quickly and they patch out problems they put in integer underflow and overflow protections and so on so if you are able to use the newest version always use the newest version there because for example if you're using some IDE Like Remix you could also use older versions to deploy that's not a good idea and just because you know this compiler version a bit better and now something fails that didn't before please use the new version they put hard work into securing the ecosystem check for logical flaws this affects pretty much every kind of vulnerability look at your code do audits use bug bounties whatever before you deploy if in the best case and see how you could fix this so don't just like look at your own deploy it and then find out two months later that you have now lost I don't know 100 million dollars would be not a good case especially in this field and if you've already done that you could also use some automated tooling there's some static analysis tools for smart contracts like Slither or mindful I've been using Slither a lot in the last months which find these like basic vulnerabilities pretty quickly so it's just an open source tool it's free you run it over your code and it finds the basic things so this could like sort out all of the problems I showed you in the last 15 minutes this would be the three things I would recommend if anyone has other questions or ideas we can also talk after the um after the talk about additional security measures we could take I think there's a lot you could also do um now we're pretty much at the end so let's take a quick summary we have learned that smart contracts are getting more and more important there's more money stored in them by the month pretty much there's more of them getting developed there's more new chains popping up and we want to understand this better to feeder from a security perspective understand how money gets stolen how hacking groups shift their target and if we're blockchain developers on our own we want to keep our code safe we've learned that small bugs can lead to fatal errors we've seen like a few lines of code can make the difference between your company going into the billions and your company going bankrupt in a few seconds and we learned that security is achievable but it's a lot of work and especially in this field as there's a lot of the tooling which other sectors have missing as there's very few people that are experts in this field and as there's a great inflow of new developers but a very minor inflow of Security Experts at least in my opinion so thank you everyone for taking the last 20 minutes and learning a bit about solidity security with me and I'm open to question if anyone has some foreign yes do they also occur if I use stuff like this um I'm unsure about that because I've currently mostly focused on solidity the thing is that uh different blockchains use different programming languages so the ethereum blockchain which is currently the ah I'm sorry I'm sorry I um my colleague here asked if um this could also happen in programming languages like rust or Haskell so these re-entrancy attacks and I've currently mostly investigated solidity as solidity is the program languages of ethereum and it's the most used one but for example other chains like Savannah use rust and I'm unsure about that I have to confess I'm mostly currently focusing on solidity any other questions I've still okay then thank you everyone for listening if anyone has any further questions or want to discuss in person feel free to come down and talk to me otherwise I hope you have a nice last few hours on the Linux days and learn a lot more thank you foreign | Grazer Linuxtage | UCSu2KcsxpEPSDru1LlTkpGQ | 2023-05-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,918 | 20,600 |
laaNcbCJuFQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laaNcbCJuFQ | Ingles Corporativo-Videoconferencia #12 How to use past of be and simple past negative. | hello MAA hi Nelly how are you hello teacher hello welcome how are you thank you hello teacher hello hello welcome welcome are you ready for your English class yeah teach you okay H can you tell me what information do you remember from yesterday's class what topic do you remember what um subject do you remember do you remember any vocabulary or any phrases from yesterday's class the customer car that's right reasons why the customer calls right can you tell me what are some reasons customers call what are some reasons that you remember why customers call who can remember some of the reasons can you give me an example a customer carard to product information that's right what else uhhuh customer card to know the address very good yes to schedule schedule schedule schedule that's right the schedule that would be the work schedule okay somebody else somebody else that can remember the class from yesterday we were looking at the activities that the company does and the activities that the uh customer does right for example Pick Up The Phone customer or customer representative repeat ER C pick up the phone who does the activity customer or company representative customer and Company both that's right both understand company company explain company company representative ER complain customer customer help customer customer customer request information customer customer H get prices company company no no customer customers get prices ER Pro provide On's information customer assist company buy company company customer customer call company customer and Company customer and Company and receive yeah com company and customer both that's right okay so today we're going to be looking at the next one which is the past tense of be and the simple past ER repeat please it was a great experience it was a great experience the agent was very helpful the a was very helpful you were on our page you were on our p p we were excited about service we were excited about service the service the about the service the service uhuh so I want you to notice that I'm going to use was when I'm referring to the singular I was he was she was it was right but if I'm expressing you I say you were or in the plural they were or in the plural we were okay so when it is singular H for example I you say I was but if you're looking at the third person singular he she it in this case we use the B verb was and if I'm talking about you I say you were they were we were for example I was a student Alum I was a student okay ER I was sick I was sick I was happy oh I was sad oh I was hungry right so you can use it to express the profession or your state if you're sick if you're happy your mood if you're excited if you feel motivated you can use the B verb was ER and the same with he was she was and it was for example he was a taxi drivera taxi driver ER she was she was hungry hungry it was it was a beautiful day a betiful day right it was a beautiful day any questions referring to the examples questions no question okay now in the case of you were you were H let's say for example you were at home to and they were ER they were tired they were tired ER we were we were sleepy we were sleepy repeat after me I was a student I was I was sick I was happy I wasy I was sad IAD I was hungry I I was hungry hungry he was a taxi driver was a tax driver it was a beautiful day was beautiful day you were at home you you were at home they were tired they they were tired we were sleepy we were sleepy okay I want everybody please copy the examples in your notebooks please copy the examples in your notebooks at this [Music] moment [Music] for [Music] what we are going to do is we're going to look at the other examples right here simple past now for the simple past I want you to analyze and I want you to look at the examples repeat please I gave my accounts information I gave he called yesterday at night the program worked well they bought that product last week they so I I want you to notice that some of the verbs have the Ed Ed at the end but some of the verbs don't for example bot what is the simple present of B by by by by right so by simple present bought simple past but here you have the verb call simple present and then you have the simple past called so you say Mr Santos what is the difference between the verb buy and the verb call big difference for example bu bot this is what we call a this is what we call an irregular verb but the other one called with the double line this is what we call a regular verb right because the irregular changes the spelling of the word but the regular verb doesn't change you only add Ed to the verb in the simple past okay now if I say for example to you um I gave I I gave my son $20 okay ER he called his mother yesterday for example uh the program worked you could say the [Music] program worked all night okay the next one they bought they bought a turkey for Thanksgiving they bought a turkey for Thanksgiving please copy the examples in your notebook please copy the examples in your notebook repeat please I gave my son $20 I he called his mother yesterday he called the program worked all night they bought a turkey for Thanksgiving Thanksgiving okay any questions referring to this vocabulary okay any questions hi uh Thanksgiving thanksgiv Thanksgiving is Thanksgiving Thanksgiving okay thank you okay thank you for your question now what you're going to do is we're going to work in pairs and I would like for you to look at the examples write the sentences with the words provided using the past of be or simple past so you're going to complete complete the sentence in the simple past the B verb of the simple past or the main verb of the simple past you will have five minutes to work in pairs five minutes to work in pairs and then we're going to check with the whole class ready let's go was where the what's going on hello Jenia hello Marvin hello Mauricio [Laughter] no no no right now what you're doing is uh we're looking at this section over here this is coming from page number 30 and you are going to write the sentence in the simple past right with the B verb in the simple past or the verb in the simple past that's right exercise number five that would be page number 30 page number page number 30 okay thank you DJ okay you got I [Music] huh you you the December the theing December you you both the item she the polies she already the Poli [Music] G the supervisor uhuh [Music] having g g giving he he me disc the supervisor hearing me at disc giv the super my discount me disc s they fending huh the contract my email [Music] back in Action let me have have one volunteer please one volunteer please number one okay Macio number one Macio okay IB interested product I okay so would be okay uh somebody else number one Marvin number one I was interested in that product I was [Music] intered in that product very good thank you number two yena number two okay siia you wor by day e in December very good you bought it's not necessary were you only use U bot b o u g HT ubot repeat item item item in December December okay thank you yena excellent and number three number three who wants to do number three okay micio number three no no okay where read the policies ah okay she read the policies she read the polies it's not necessary okay guys was I was intered was all right was okay she was read she was read thees right that's impossible guys you cannot say that okay all right simple past to be was was were were right with it was a great experience experi the agent was very helpful was here I gave what is it verbo where Cy no it's gave that's right gave okay no no or ver gave called worked bought slept exercise eight Etc or is a ver to be was or were but not together or do you understand not together okay so number she read the policies okay H let me have number four volunteer one volunteer for number four volunteer for number four MAA number four the supervisor the super super super supervisor supervisor gave me a this the supervisor gave me uh discount excellent perfect good Myra number five number five Carla Beatrice number five they sent the contract to my email perfect that is correct Carla they sent my nodon they sent the contract the contract they sent the the contract to my email to my email ding ding ding good carita number six let me have another person for number six number six number six another volunteer he was aruro number six he was disappointed very good he was disappointed perfect he was disappointed very good okay I would like for everybody please repeat after me I was I interested in that product interested you bought the item in December December she read the policies the supervisor gave me a discount they sent the contract to my email he was disappointed very good now at this moment does anybody have any questions uh related to this vocabulary or this topic right here do you have any questions referring to that give me teacher yes only one question and number four where is the verb gave gave the simple present is give simple past is G okay another question Marvin [Music] Marvin that is correct that is correct for example let me let me give you an example what is the simple present read red and pass p participle red or cut cut cut cut simple past simp simple past past participle M and that would be bite bite bite bit you said hit hit hit hit hit hit that's right that is correct you got to be careful with that all right another question from this information Elmer Roxana no teacher Danielle question Myra question aruro [Music] questioner that is correct simple present send simple past sent past participle sent the same one sent that's right okay okay guys now we're going to go ahead and move forward and it's your turn imagine you call an old customer to know about his or her satisfaction about a product or service they got [Music] customer service customer for example for example this is Michael how can I help you uh yes H what what do you want uh yes I'm calling because I want to know your satisfaction in the product that we installed last week in your house with the too internet are you very satisfied satisfied not satisfied um satisfied okay and what about the quality of the customer service provided by the technicians are you satisfied Not So Satisfied or very satisfied uh satisfied right you're going to be like asking questions about how the customer feels do you understand let me have a volunteer one volunteer one volunteer okay Marvin so Marvin ER Marvin I want you to imagine that you you had internet okay Connection in your house and I represent Teo okay do you understand okay yes contested Marvin hi hello Marvin Antonio L yes tell me hi Marvin this is Michael King calling you from a Deo internet services and we would like to ask you some questions to see how is your satisfaction with the product or service that you got okay yes um were the people that installed your internet nice yes ER did they give you Quality Service well they what are polite and they do their work okay and are you satisfied with the service yes I am satisfied okay thank you Marvin this will conclude our call thank you for preferring too internet you have a nice day you too bye-bye bye do you understand guys right it doesn't it doesn't necessarily have to be too this is only my example obviously you can ask about uh maybe poo CTO or Wendy's or Pizza Hut um any service internet service um new cell phone service ER whatever whatever just basically uh once student is the call center asking for the satisfaction of the client do you understand yes yes okay you will have 10 minutes to prepare 10 minutes to prepare 10 [Laughter] minutes oh my God panak is Superman hello okay you gotta go to the private session Francisco Danielle Francisco Marvin okay Francisco okay Francisco and Danielle working pairs hello hello Miss hello miss miss miss Carla car how are you where are you what I I I'm fine how are you I'm hello miss my is from Papa name you yes I'm call I [Music] call call oh I'm calling I call call calling call calling I'm calling from calling from Pap from Papa how are you see oh no hello um hi Jessie I am fine customer service I'm fine EXC excellent um excellent and out I op m [Music] come no it's the fore foreign foreign speech you had had a problem with the internet service have you had have you had any internet problems have you had any internet [Music] problems have you had any internet problems okaying okay or no s at at the the moment not not at the moment not at the moment not at the moment not at the moment not at the moment regarding are you satisfied satisfied yes very satisfied or unsatisfied very satisfied un satisfied unsatisfied or very satisfied right so you can say satisfied unsatisfied or very satisfied unsatisfied that's right very satisfied I what'sapp okay we tell to you above the sky C company uh to help o Val validate the service that was prob in the in installation [Music] the for what fore fore spee very satisfaction satisfaction she was very satisfied I see she was very satisfied she was very satisfied satisfied is an adjective satisfaction okay SA I see she was very satisfact she was very satisfied f f i d e [Music] satisfied that's good okay by good night Miss Ro yes do you recommend do you recommend the service all right guys it's already 9 o'clock so we're going to take the attendance aruro Antonio absent or present present teacher all right the 11th 11th okay yes Sia vatrice absent or present Yesa present okay ER yes Elizabeth present present Jesse Elizabeth is present Nelly Elena present is present Carla yena estada present Carla yenia estada Carla yena estada is absent okay she's absent okay yeah she's absent okay the next one Carla Beatrice present is present Renee Alexander nto Renee Alexander nto Roxana vades sorry present teacher present Danielle Armando I'm here teacher present okay Francisco Edgardo present teacher all right Elmer neali presenter present Eric GMO Luis Jose Luis Jose MAA leet Mauricio frin all right I like that presentent Marvin Antonio all right [Music] oops Carlos Antonio dropped out right wow it's no good bad business is no good no good they're gonna be like [Music] nope okay that's the problem so it's no good okay is everybody finished or do you need more time or you need more time more time okay five more minutes five more minutes yeah teacher we need more time okay five more minutes five more minutes thanks Francisco do you the service see hey yes I recommend the company for this service okaye Ser C the service C there okay here aruro we are glad to know that you are happy for out for our for our service time for your time okay bye thank bye bye hello good morning I have the pleas white uro morroy yes we speak to you we talk to you about the sky C company you to help you validate the service that was provided provided in the selection that we did at your at your home excellent very good not I can see the class how will you rate our television is notot very good I only watch socer and I movies okay sir aruro we are glad to know that you are happy for our service thank for your time bye okay byebye okay sir we are like we told to you about the we arei satisfied are you guys finished yes okay um I I called you from restaurant elot and we want to know that you are so satisfied or not satisfi with our service for that I will give you three aspects aspects aspect aspects we we want to know that you are So Satisfied no no we want to know if you are satisfied that's no no if if if you are satisfied if um if we I have we want to know if you are satisfied if okay we want to know we want to know if you are so satisfied or not satisfied with our service that's right for that I will give you three aspects I'm angry I'm angry angry I'm angry angry I am angry is an and no I he r e e i e i he uhuh r e e agry ah hungry no um ah I agree I agree [Music] ie I agree I agree I agree I agree why why their service satisi environment of the restaurant Sai or menu we thank you for your time on your next visit you will receive a special discount M perfect thank you very much okay it's perfect okay okay let me have two volunteers two volunteers Francisco who's your partner okay okay Francisco Danielle [Music] Francisco and Danielle okay ready action hi who is hello my name is Francisco n or name name for namec the pronunciation is name Nam no name name my name is f i talking for cl I am I am talking for or okay I am calling am I am I calling Cloud am I [Music] no am I am calling CL right am I calling CL I am I am calling is the customer service okay oh so he's telling you yes we are calling from CL says Hi We are calling from clad we are calling from cloud from CL we are calling from CL we are calling to CL no no no we are calling from right po we are calling from poo Bank we are calling from a bank so in this case the preposition is from not to continue Danielle Francisco you finished okay hi Francisco no teacher okay Francisco what do you need we are doing a server H how service um I think the service is good did you have Hy fall in last two months yes I have false entry times [Music] guess I had a quickly response did you recomend to service oh yeah I recommend the company for this service good day bye okay bye Francisco okay that's good that's good H only one observation right here the pronunciation of the word satisfied satisfied satisfied satisfied that's right okay thank you uh Danielle and Francisco just remember right that if you say to from right I am calling to wend I am calling to Wendy's let's say for example K I am calling to right [Music] oops okay but everyone okay I know brother okay I am calling to Wendy's I am calling to K right from I am calling from from Wendy's Wendy's I am calling from Wendy's the Wendy's I am calling from K right ER to Maria ER from Peter for example right composition you understand okay yes let me have aruro who's your partner aruro okay aruro who's your partner Elmer El okay so we got aruro and Elmer and action hello good morning I have the pleasure white aruro Monroy yes we speak to you we talk to you about the sky C company to help you validate the service that was provided in the installation that we did at your home excellent very good not I can't see the class Barcelona versus Real Madrid how will you write our television is L very good I only watch s so so and astion movies okay sir aruro we are glad to know that you are happy for our service thanks for your time by bye okay bye bye all right that's good that's [Music] good just a couple of observations on this one when you had when you said I have the pleasure with right I have [Music] pleas oh hate this okay oh man I swear God do I are you okay do I have uhhuh do I have the pleasure with do I have the pleasure with do I have do I have the pleasure with Mario do I have the pleasure with Carla do I have the pleasure with aruro do I have the pleasure with Nelly right okay okay go ahead finished finished okay all right yenia and Mauricio yenia and Mauricio okay good afterno Torres great you can I tell with Jia yes how can you I called you from restaurant elot and we want to know if you are so satisfied or not satisfied with our service for that I will give you three aspect I am gray where service sry fine environment of the restaurant s fine or venu and S we thank you for your time on your next visit you will receive a special discount perfect thank you very much good night okay no observations I didn't hear any words everything was very good I didn't hear any observations thank you Mauricio thank you Jena thank you te let me have Carla beatric and Nelly ah Jesse Elizabeth Carla wow you know when I when I came to El Salvador and I started to feel when these little shakes oh my God I used to be like so scared honestly I hate that I you know in Texas that doesn't happen but in El Salvador I I can feel my little [Laughter] heart okay go ahead ladies Jesse and carita okay hello Mr Jessie Miss Jesse my name is Carla Morales I'm calling from Papa joh how are you hi Carla I'm fine excellent I'm calling you to know out what you thinks of our service at papayans are you satisfied unsatisfied or very satisfied oh yes I am satisfied regarding delivery service are you satisfied unsatisfied or very satisfied I am satisfied and regarding the quality of our products are you satisfied unsatisfied or very satisfied I am very satisfied okay perfect we are pleased to know that you are satisfied with our service have a nice day thank you for call me by hi all right good job you okay in this case um no observations only at the end thank you for calling me right thank you for calling no no call calling me call calling me uhuh ining with the ing of the verb thank you Carla and Jesse let me have Marvin who's your partner MAA Garcia MAA Garcia Marvin and MAA Garcia MAA hello okay this is Marvin I'm call you from CL may I talk with Mya Garcia please yes tell me I call you because yesterday you had a cable installation and we want to ask you some question yes then me help you we want to know how was the service from the staller very good he was very friendly and efficient how will you rate the cable signal excellent our our channel can be build with that BR name okay how will you rise the quality of customer service he was very satisfa he was very polite than thank you for taking our call we really appreciate that you are part of our clients have a good night thank you excellent excellent good good Marvin Good Myra no observations no observations a clear everything pronounced correctly ER grammar is correct good job thank you let me have Myra did you participate yes Nelly Nelly let's go Nelly who's your partner Nelly roxan and roxan Nelly and roxan yes okay ring Roxana you have your um your speak hello good night Miss Ro yes Miss great you Nelly Lopez I tell you about the company Cloud can you help me with three question yesy had you had any internet problem no at moment from one to 10 how will you rate the service ni and I will recommend the service yes of course thanks for your times Roes you're welcome good night okay good job excellent work only one observation when you were asking the question in that case you say ask the question would you would you Rec recomend recommend would you recommend our products or Services okay would you recommend our products or services or servicios everybody repeat would you recommend would you recomend our products or services our product would you recommend our products or services recomend service okay now what we're going to do is I would like for us to do a brainstorm about the instructions that most of the times you give did you ever forget about one of them so you're going to do this exercise right here brainstorm brainstorm that's right very good Carla Y is brainstorm about the instructions so instru that most of the times you give did you ever forget about one of them all right you're going to you will have five minutes five minutes to work on the brainstorm five minutes compos Etc do you understand yes okay okay if you have any questions please raise your hand and I'm going to go help you let's go [Music] per present your document for [Music] this section present your personal documents for dispersement see if you need to perform C session you need your ID second one you need your ID you need you need present your ID to present your ID send [Music] your send your ID okay next one um um use your oh you must use always your un [Music] uniform always present your full uniform okay [Music] um present yourself properly uniform H always present present yourself for work you need for what you need always okay for word you must where where your your uniform what you must wear always you 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EybRKLPFKPU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EybRKLPFKPU | How to Solve Water Wheel and Defeat Undead Prisoner ⚔️ Prince of Persia : The Lost Crown Part 5 #lp | okay let's go yeah yeah I don't know how to oh okay oh up okay h puzzle puzzle nice by nice who whoa whoa whoa whoa bro you what the bro a Heth wow what Do's going on there [Music] come on we can do it woo we can do it come on sorry D pick up one of four pendal found collect four increase maximum health okayo nice oh you did I father where am I hey who wait father what's happening to me wait who are you you just disappeared I see Forest say hi woo wow wow no niceoo okay okay okay [Music] a come here character must clear okay let's go 4 okay charge oh B here tree thank you baba hello hello what the is it the first time you're meeting A Wack whack tree wow I've seen these trees along my journey but you're the first to speak no no I'm not a wack whack tree I live in it there are many wack whack trees across the city help their branches are a refuge for us and also a great help for travelers like you yes I've noticed these trees have always been here since the start of all life their roots are deep nourished by the primordial arra that resonates within all things but now the forest suffers amidst the curse a creature cre from elsewhere SWS more Misfortune and desolation here take this you'll need it create an explosion and healing Zone that gradually restores Health nearby enemies are pushed back level two arra s okay hold this and middle okay to trigger br B's break okay nice what about this oh okay okay not bad not bad take that not bad let's talk be careful Sargon people get lost in the forest stay a while take refuge with us thank you for the warning but I'll be fine all of the forest is dying the one in the forest Forest feeds and feeds isn't it the curse that is killing the forest the curse yes broken time means broken space she came from elsewhere through a broken door I see an Uninvited creature has come to take advantage of Mount C's misery it's the same as the enemies of pepolis this I can deal with you're a very brave one okay | datDesiGuy | UCZ9SGXIA1ZIiMxBjoXl4gqA | 2024-01-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 391 | 1,967 |
SuqDaU5qU9Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuqDaU5qU9Q | LISTEN TO EXCERPTS BY AUDIOBOOKS FROM THE 100 GREATEST NOVELS OF ALL TIME ISBN9781483090481 | blackstone audio presents great expectations by charles dickens chapter one my father's family name being pirip and my christian name philip my infant tongue could make of both names nothing longer or more explicit than pip so i called myself pip and came to be called pip i gave pirip as my father's family name on the authority of his tombstone and my sister mrs joe gargery who married the blacksmith as i never saw my father or my mother never saw any likeness of either of them for their days were long before the days of photographs my first fancies regarding what they were like were unreasonably derived from their tombstones the shape of the letters on my father's gave me an odd idea that he was a square stout dark man with curly black hair from the character and turn of the inscription also georgiana wife of the above i drew a childish conclusion that my mother was freckled and sickly to five little stone lozenges each about a foot and a half long which were arranged in a neat row beside their grave and was sacred to the memory of five little brothers of mine who gave up trying to get a living exceedingly early in that universal struggle i'm indebted for a belief i religiously entertained that they had all been born on their backs with their hands in their trouser pockets and had never taken them out in this state of existence ours was the marsh country down by the river within as the river wound 20 miles of the sea my first most vivid and broad impression of the identity of things seems to me to have been gained on a memorable raw afternoon towards evening at such a time i found out for certain that this bleak place overgrown with nettles was the churchyard and that philip pirip late of this parish and also georgiana wife of the above were dead and buried and that alexander bartholomew abraham tobias and roger infant children of the aforesaid were also dead and buried and that the dark flat wilderness beyond the churchyard intersected with dikes and mounds and gates with scattered cattle feeding on it was the marshes and that the low leaden line beyond was the river and that the distant savage lair from which the wind was rushing was the sea and that the small bundle of shivers growing afraid of it all and beginning to cry was pip algea noise cried a terrible voice as a man started up from among the graves at the side of the church porch keep still you little devil or i'll cut your throat sample complete ready to continue | Priceless Audiobooks | UCly1zcKPGzGW9wZMCZodWOA | 2022-04-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 453 | 2,468 |
iooiwiCpo_Y | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iooiwiCpo_Y | NTV Cuts: Gun Safety with Eddie Eagle | [Music] what you haven't heard of Eddie Eagle here he is just popping out of the shell [Music] yep he had those eagle eyes eagle eyes always alert and a big heart for us let's see what he's up to now yeah Eddie what's up whoa hey Eddie what's wrong oh just some stray balloons cluttering up the airways talk about a busy morning though what happened behind the broom at just that moment the kids saw it too I didn't wait I knew what to do don't touch I'm Eddie Eagle and I like you too much to see you get hurt and that's why I say if you speed a gun just walk away go find an adult go tell them what you found guns shouldn't be left lying around yeah stop don't touch leave the area tell an adult do it with me now stop don't touch leave the area tell an adult all right there's a gun up here if you see a gun stop don't touch leave the area tell an adult yes stop don't touch leave the area telling a doubt talk it over with a grown-up you trust stop don't touch leave the area tell an adult [Music] | Neo Trash Video | UCMnOHVO5k2GvQF9fhayJLLA | 2020-02-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 205 | 1,001 |
blUJzsgsoHg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blUJzsgsoHg | Abydos, Egypt | a badass bed s slash is one of the oldest cities of ancient egypt and also the eighth gnome in upper egypt it is located about 11 kilometers west of the nile at latitude 26 degrees 10n near the modern egyptian towns of el arba el madfuna and el balyana in the ancient egyptian language the city was called abdu the english name abidis comes from the greek beta youth salon delta omicron sigma a name borrowed by greek geographers from the unrelated city of abidis on the hellespont considered one of the most important archaeological sites in egypt the sacred city of abidis was the site of many ancient temples including um lqa ab a royal necropolis where early pharaohs were entombed these tombs began to be seen as extremely significant burials and in later times it became desirable to be buried in the area leading to the growth of the town's importance as a cult site today abides is notable for the memorial temple of seti eye which contains an inscription from the 19th dynasty known to the modern world as the abidis king list it is a chronological list showing car touches of most dynastic pharaohs of egypt from meanies until sediya's father ramsay's eye it is also notable for the abidus graffiti ancient phoenician an aramaic graffiti found on the walls of the temple of setiai the great temple and most of the ancient town are buried under the modern buildings to the north of the seti temple many of the original structures and the artifacts within them are considered irretrievable and lost many may have been destroyed by the new construction possible illustration of the conflict between abidis and hirakopoulos on the gable l eric knife louvre museum 3300 to 3200 bc most of upper egypt became unified under rulers from abidus during the nakata 3 period at the expense of rival cities such as hiracanvalis the conflicts leading to the supremacy of a bias may appear on numerous reliefs of the nakata ii period such as the gable l eric knife or the freeze of tomb 100 at hierarchiopolis tombs in at least one temple of rulers of the pre-dynastic period have been founded on lqa ab including that of narmer dating to circa 3100 bce the temple and town continued to be rebuilt at intervals down to the times of the 30th dynasty and the cemetery was in continuous use the pharaohs of the first dynasty were buried in abidus including narmer who is regarded as the founder of the first dynasty and his successor aha it was in this time period that the abidis boats were constructed some pharaohs of the second dynasty were also buried in abidus the temple was renewed and enlarged by these pharaohs as well funerary enclosures misinterpreted in modern times as great forts were built on the desert behind the town by three kings of the second dynasty the most complete is that of kassekami the shanet lzbib part of the abidus king list tomb relief depicting the vizier ness pikachuti and his wife ketch ketch making the journey of the dead to the holy city of abidus from dear elbari late period 26th dynasty of egypt reign of semiticus i from the fifth dynasty the deity kenchamentu foremost of the westerners came to be seen as a manifestation of the dead pharaoh in the underworld pepei constructed a funerary chapel which evolved over the years into the great temple of osiris the ruins of which still exist within the town enclosure abidis became the center of the worship of the isis and osiris cult during the first intermediate period the principal deity of the area kenshiman ii began to be seen as an aspect of osiris and the deities gradually merged and came to be regarded as one kinchemanchu's name became an epithet of osiris king manchu hotep ii was the first to build a royal chapel in the 12th dynasty a gigantic tomb was cut into the rock by cinesret3 associated with this tomb was a cenotaph a cult temple and a small town known as wasu that was used by the workers for these structures next to the cenotaph at least two kings of the 13th dynasty were buried as well as some rulers of the second intermediate period such as seneca an indigenous line of kings the abidis dynasty may have ruled the region from abidus at the time new construction during the 18th dynasty began with a large chapel of amisai the pyramid of amos i was also constructed at abidus the only pyramid in the area very little of it remains today tutmosa 3 built a far larger temple about 130 feet times 200 feet he also made a processional way leading past the side of the temple to the cemetery beyond featuring a great gateway of granite city i during the 19th dynasty founded a temple to the south of the town in honor of the ancestral pharaohs of the early dynasties this was finished by ramses ii who also built a lesser temple of his own marinapta added the assaran just to the north of the temple of seti almost two in the 26th dynasty rebuilt the temple again and placed it at a large monolith shrine of red granite finally wrought the foundations of the successive temples were comprised within approximately 18 feet depth of the ruins discovered in modern times these needed the closest examination to discriminate the various buildings and were recorded by more than 4 000 measurements and 1 000 levelings the last building added was a new temple of nectinibuy built in the 30th dynasty from the ptolemaic times of the greek occupancy of egypt that began 300 years before the roman occupancy that followed the structures began to decay and no later works are known from earliest times abidus was a cult center first of the local deity kenchumentu and from the end of the old kingdom the rising cult of osiris a tradition developed at the early dynastic cemetery was the burial place of osiris and the tomb of jer was reinterpreted as that of osiris decorations in tombs throughout egypt such as the one displayed to the right record pilgrimages to abide us by wealthy families panel from the osiris temple horus presents royal regalia to a worshiping pharaoh from the first dynasty to the 26th dynasty nine or ten temples were successfully built on one side of abidis the first was an enclosure about 30 feet times 50 feet enclosed by a thin wall of unbaked bricks incorporating one wall of this first structure the second temple of about 40 feet square was built with walls about 10 feet thick an outer temenos wall surrounded the grounds this outer wall was made wider sometime around the second or third dynasty the old temple entirely vanished in the fourth dynasty and a smaller building was erected behind it enclosing a wide hearth of black ashes pottery models of offerings are found in these ashes and were probably the substitutes for live sacrifices decreed by khufu in his temple reforms at an undetermined date a great clearance of temple offerings had been made and the modern discovery of a chamber into which they were gathered yielded the fine ivory carvings and the glazed figures and tiles that demonstrate the splendid work of the first dynasty a vase of meanies with purple hieroglyphs inlaid into a green glaze and tiles with relief figures are the most important pieces found the khufu statuette and ivory found in the stone chamber of the temple gives the only portrait of this great pharaoh the temple was entirely rebuilt on a larger scale by pepe eye in the sixth dynasty he placed a great stone gateway to the temenos an outer wall and gateway with a colonnade between the gates his temple was about 40 feet times 50 feet inside with stone gateways front and back showing that it was of the processional type in the 11th dynasty menchu hotep 2 added a colonnade and altars soon after menchu tep3 entirely rebuilt the temple laying a stone pavement over the area about 45 feet square he also added subsidiary chambers soon thereafter in the twelfth dynasty cenasreda laid massive foundations of stone over the pavement of his predecessor a great temenos was laid out in closing a much larger area and the new temple itself was about three times the earlier size on february 14 2021 egyptian and american archaeologists discovered what could be the oldest brewery in the world dating from around 3 100 bce of the reign of king armor dr matthew adams one of the leaders of the mission stated that it was used to make beer for royal rituals plan of abide as the temple of setia was built on entirely new ground half a mile to the south of the long series of temples just described this surviving building is best known as the great temple of abidus being nearly complete in an impressive site a principal purpose of the temple was to serve as a memorial to king city the first as well as to show reverence for the early pharaohs which is incorporated within as part of the right of the ancestors the long list of the pharaohs of the principal dynasties recognized by seti are carved on a wall and known as the abidus king list there were significant names deliberately left off of the list so rare as an almost complete list of pharaoh names the table of abidus rediscovered by william john banks has been called the rosetta stone of egyptian archaeology analogous to the rosetta stone for egyptian writing beyond the narmer palette the chapel of a moon theosaran at the rear of the temple there were also seven chapels built for the worship of the pharaoh and principal deities these included three chapels for the state deities pata rehoracti and a moon and the challenge for the abidis triad of osiris isis and horus the rights recorded in the deity chapels represent the first complete form known of the daily ritual which was performed daily in temples across egypt throughout the pharaonic period at the back of the temple is an enigmatic structure known as the asuran which served as a cenotaph for seti osiris and is thought to be connected with the worship of osiris as an osiris tomb it is possible that from those chambers was let out the great hype gm for the celebration of the osiris mysteries built by maremta the temple was originally 550 feet long but the four courts are scarcely recognizable and the part still in good condition is about 250 feet long and 350 feet wide including the wing at the side magazines for food and offering storage were built to either side of the forecourts as well as a small palace for the king and his retinue to the southeast of the first four court except for the list of pharaohs and a panageric on ramses ii the subjects are not historical but religious in nature dedicated to the transformation of the king after his death the temple reliefs are celebrated for their delicacy and artistic refinement utilizing both the archeism of earlier dynasties with the vibrancy of late 18th dynasty release the sculptures had been published mostly in hand copy not facsimile by auguste marriott and his abidis aye the temple has been partially recorded epigraphically by a mice calvary and myrtle broom in their four-volume publication of the temple of king sethus the first at a vitus assaran the assyrian or austrian is an ancient egyptian temple it is located to the rear of the temple of setiai it is an integral part of setiai's funeral complex and is built to resemble an 18th dynasty valley of the king's tomb the retouched and eroded hieroglyphs in the temple of sediya which are said to represent modern vehicles a helicopter a submarine and a zeppelin or plane helicopter hieroglyphs some of the hieroglyphs carved over an arch on the site have been interpreted in esoteric and ufological circles as depicting modern technology the helicopter image is the result of carved stone being reused over time the initial carving was made during the reign of setiai and translates to he who repulses the nine enemies of egypt this carving was later filled in with plaster and recarved during the reign of ramses ii with the title he who protects egypt and overthrows the foreign countries over time the plaster has eroded away leaving both inscriptions partially visible and creating a palimpsest-like effect of overlapping hieroglyphs the temple of ramses the second the adjacent temple of ramses the second was much smaller and simpler in plan but it had a fine historical series of scenes around the outside that lauded his achievements of which the lower parts remain the outside of the temple was decorated with scenes of the battle of kadesh his list of pharaohs similar to that of seti eye formerly stood here the fragments were removed by the french console and sold to the british museum pyramidian of nes nubotep top of a limestone chapel monument a scarab and adoring baboons and relief dynasty 26 abidus egypt petri museum of egyptian archaeology london a rare etched carnelian bead found in a tomb 197 thought to have been imported from the indus valley civilization through mesopotamia in an example of egypt's mesopotamia relations late middle kingdom of egypt london petri museum of egyptian archaeology ref uc 30 334 the royal necropolises of the earliest dynasties were placed about a mile into the great desert plain in a place now known as lqa and the mother of pots because of the shards remaining from all of the devotional objects left by religious pilgrims the earliest burial is about 10 feet times 20 feet inside a pit lined with brick walls and originally roofed with timber and matting other tombs also built before meanies are 15 feet times 25 feet the probable tomb of meanies is of the latter size afterwards the tombs increased in size and complexity the tomb pit was surrounded by chambers to hold offerings the sepulcher being a great wooden chamber in the midst of the brickline pit rows of small pits tombs for the servants of the pharaoh surrounded the royal chamber many dozens of such burials being usual some of the offerings included sacrificed animals such as the asses found in the tomb of mernith evidence of human sacrifice exists in the early tombs such as the 118 servants in the tomb of mernith but this practice was changed later into symbolic offerings by the end of the second dynasty the type of tomb constructed changed to a long passage with chambers on either side the royal burial being in the middle of the length the greatest of these tombs with its dependencies covered a space of over three thousand square meters however is possible for this to have been several tombs which abutted one another during construction the egyptians had no means of mapping the positioning of the tombs the contents of the tombs have been nearly destroyed by successive plunders but enough remain to show that rich jewelry was placed on the mummies a profusion of vases of hard and valuable stones from the royal table service stood about the body the storerooms were filled with great jars of wine perfumed ointments and other supplies and tablets of ivory and of ebony were engraved with a record of the yearly annals of the reins the seals of various officials of which over 200 varieties have been found give an insight into the public arrangements a cemetery for private persons was put into use during the first dynasty with some pit tombs in the town it was extensive in the 12th and 13th dynasties and contained many rich tombs a large number of fine tombs were made in the 18th to 20th dynasties and members of later dynasties continued to bury their dead here until the roman period many hundreds of funeral steelies were removed by auguste marriott's workmen without any details of the burials being noted later excavations have been recorded by edward r ayrton abidus iii semicolon mclover el amra and abidus and garstang al arabah some of the tomb structures referred to as forts by modern researchers lay behind the town known as shonette easy z bib it is about 450 feet times 250 feet overall and one still stands 30 feet high it was built by kassekamwe the last pharaoh of the second dynasty another structure nearly as large adjoined it and probably is older than that of kassekamwe a third fort of a square form is now occupied by a convent of the coptic orthodox church of alexandria its age cannot be ascertained the area now known as carmel sultan is a big mud-brick structure the purpose of which is not clear and thought to have been at the original settlement area dated to the early dynastic period the structure includes the early temple of osiris thanks for watching | all the knowledge of the universe PRINCIPIA | UCIXa8jbPpByNvA-GVFLHzaw | 2021-12-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,884 | 16,319 |
n9qrXKx4qGY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9qrXKx4qGY | Bartolomé de las Casas | Wikipedia audio article | Bartolome de las casas spanish battle oh myyy las casas listen see 1484 218 July 15 66 was a 16th century Spanish colonists who acted as a historian and social reformer before becoming a Dominican friar he was appointed as the first resident bishop of Chiapas and the first officially appointed protector of the Indians his extensive writings the most famous being a short account of the destruction of the Indies and historia de las indias chronicle the first decades of colonization of the West Indies he described the atrocities committed by the colonizers against the indigenous peoples arriving as one of the first Spanish and European settlers in the Americas las Casas initially participated in but eventually felt compelled to oppose the abuses committed by colonists against the Native Americans as a result in 1515 he gave up his Indian slaves in encomienda and advocated before King Charles v Holy Roman Emperor on behalf of rights for the natives in his early writings he advocated the use of African slaves instead of natives in the West Indian colonies in the 20th century he has been criticized for being among the founders of the transatlantic slave trade later in life he retracted this position as he regarded all forms of slavery as equally wrong in 1522 he tried to launch a new kind of peaceful colonialism on the coast of Venezuela but this venture failed las casas entered the Dominican Order and became a friar leaving public life for a decade he traveled to Central America acting as a missionary among the Maya of Guatemala and participating in debates among colonial churchmen about how best to bring the natives to the Christian faith traveling back to Spain to recruit more missionaries he continued lobbying for the abolition of the encomienda gaining an important victory by the passage of the new laws in 1542 he was appointed bishop of Chiapas but served only for a short time before he was forced to return to Spain because of resistance to the new laws by the income and eros and conflicts with Spanish settlers because of his pro-indian policies and activist religious stance he served in the Spanish Court for the remainder of his life there he great influence over Indies related issues in 1550 he participated in the via Delhi debate in which one gin s disciple Vida argued that the Indians were less than human and required Spanish masters in order to become civilized las casas maintained that they were fully human and that forcefully subjugating them was unjustifiable Bartolome de las casas spent fifty years of his life actively fighting slavery and the colonial abuse of indigenous peoples especially by trying to convince the spanish court to adopt a more humane policy of colonization unlike other priests who sought to destroy the indigenous peoples native books and writings he strictly opposed this action although he failed to save the indigenous peoples of the Western Indies his efforts did result in improvement of the legal status of the natives and in an increased colonial focus on the ethics of colonialism las casas is often considered to be one of the first advocates for a universal conception of human dignity later human rights topic life and times you topic background and arrival in the New World Bartolome de las casas was born in seville in 1484 on the 11th of november for centuries las casas his birth date was believed to be 1474 however in the 1970s scholars conducting archival work demonstrated this to be an error after uncovering in the archivo general de indias records of a contemporary lawsuit that demonstrated he was born a decade later than had been supposed subsequent biographers and authors have generally accepted and reflected this revision his father Pedro de las casas a merchant descended from one of the families that had migrated from France to found the town of Seville his family also spelled the name kiss house according to one biographer his family were of conversa heritage although others refer to them as ancient Christians who migrated from France following the testimony of las casas his biographer Antonio de Messel tradition has it that las Casas studied a licentiate at Salamanca but this is never mentioned in las casas his own writings as a young man in 1507 he journeyed to Rome where he observed the festival of flutes with his father las Casas immigrated to the island of Hispaniola in 1502 on the expedition of nicolas de von de las casas became a ascend otto and slave owner receiving a piece of land in the province of Ciba oh he participated in slave raids and military expeditions against the native Taino population of Hispaniola in 1510 he was ordained a priest the first one to be ordained in the Americas in September 1510 a group of Dominican friars arrived in Santo Domingo led by Pedro de Cordoba appalled by the injustice as they saw committed by the slave owners against the Indians they decided to deny slave owners the right to confession las Casas was among those denied confession for this reason in December 15 eleven a Dominican preacher fray Antonio de Montesinos preached a fiery sermon that implicated the colonists in the genocide of the native peoples he is said to have preached tell me by what right of justice do you hold these Indians in such a cruel and horrible servitude on what authority have you waged such detestable wars against these people who dealt quietly and peacefully on their own lands wars in which you have droid such an infinite number of them by homicides and slaughters never heard of before why do you keep them so oppressed and exhausted without giving them enough to eat or curing them of the sicknesses they incur from the excessive labor you give them and they die or rather you kill them in order to extract and acquire gold every day las casas himself argued against the Dominicans in favor of the justice of the encomienda the colonists led by diego columbus dispatched a complaint against the Dominicans to the king and the Dominicans were recalled from Hispaniola topic conquest of Cuba and change of heart in 1513 as a chaplain las casas participated in diego velázquez de Cuellar's and panfilo de nervious conquest of cuba he participated in campaigns in Bayamo and camaguey and in the massacre of hat way he witnessed many atrocities committed by Spaniards against the native C Binet in Guanajuato B peoples he later wrote I saw here cruelty on the scale no living being has ever seen or expects to see las Casas and his friend pablo de la renta ria were awarded a joint and comme en de which was rich in gold and slaves located on the re mal river close to sea and Fuegos during the next years he divided his time between being a colonist and his duties as an ordained priest in 1514 las casas was studying a passage in the book ecclesiasticus Sirach 34 to 18-22 for a pentecost sermon and pondering its meaning las casas was finally convinced that all the actions of the Spanish in the New World had been illegal and that they constituted a great injustice he made up his mind to give up his slaves in encomienda and started to preach that other colonists should do the same when his preaching met with resistance he realized that he would have to go to Spain to fight there against the enslavement and abuse of the native people aided by Pedro de Cordoba and accompanied by Antonio de Montesinos he left for Spain in September 1515 arriving in Seville in November topic loss classes in king ferdinand you las casas arrived in Spain with the plan of convincing the king to end the encomienda system this was easier thought than done as most of the people who were in positions of power were themselves either in command arrows or otherwise profiting from the influx of wealth from the Indies in the winter of 1515 King Ferdinand lay ill in Placentia but las casas was able to get a letter of introduction to the majesty from the Archbishop of Seville Diego de Desa on Christmas Eve of 1515 las casas met the monarch and discussed the situation in the Indies with him the King agreed to hear him out in more detail at a later date while waiting las casas produced a report that he presented to the Bishop of Burgos juan rodriguez de fonseca and secretary lope can Chile's who were functionaries in complete charge of the Royal policies regarding the Indies both were in command eras they were not impressed by his account and las casas had to find a different avenue of change he put his faith in his coming audience with the king but it never came for King Ferdinand died on January 25th 1516 the Regency of Castile passed on to ximena's Cisneros and Adrian of Utrecht who were guardians for the underaged prince charles las casas was resolved to see Prince Charles who resided in Flanders but on his way there he passed Madrid and delivered to the Regents a written account of the situation in the Indies and his proposed remedies this was his memorial de Remedios para las indias of 1516 in this early work las Casas advocated importing black slaves from Africa to relieve the suffering Indians a stance he later retracted becoming an advocate for the Africans in the colonies as well this shows that las Casas his first concern was not to end slavery as an institution but to end the physical abuse and suffering of the Indians in keeping with the legal and moral doctrine of the time las Casas believed that slavery could be justified if it was the result of just war and at the time he assumed that the enslavement of Africans was justified worried by the visions that las casas had drawn up of the situation in the Indies Cardinal Cisneros decided to send a group of higher honor might friars to take over the government of the islands topic protector of the Indians 3 hi Rhonda might fryers Lewis de Figueroa Bernardino de Manzanero and Alonso de santo domingo were selected as commissioners to take over the authority of the indies las casas had a considerable part in selecting them and writing the instructions under which their new government would be instated largely based on las casas memorial las casas himself was granted the official title of protector of the indians and given a yearly salary of one hundred pesos in this new office las Casas was expected to serve as an advisor to the new governors with regard to Indian issues to speak the case of the Indians in court and sent reports back to Spain los Casas and the commissioners traveled to Santo Domingo on separate ships and las Casas arrived two weeks later than the Huayra no might's during this time the hi Ronda mites had time to form a more pragmatic view of the situation than the one advocated by las casas their position was precarious as every income in Sderot on the islands was fiercely against any attempts to curtail their use of native labor consequently the commissioners were unable to take any radical steps towards improving the situation of the natives they did revoke some encomienda is from spaniards especially those who were living in spain and not on the islands themselves they even repossessed the encomienda of fonseca the Bishop of Burgos they also carried out an inquiry into the Indian question at which all the income and Darrow's asserted that the Indians were quite incapable of living freely without their supervision las Casas was disappointed and infuriated when he accused the hire on two mites of being complicit in kidnapping Indians the relationship between las Casas and the commissioners broke down las Casas had become a hated figure by Spaniards all over the islands and he had to seek refuge in the Dominican monastery the Dominicans had been the first to indict the incommand arrows and they continued to chastise them and refused the absolution of confession to slave owners and even stated that priests who took their confession were committing a mortal sin in May 15-17 las Casas was forced to travel back to Spain to denounce to the regent the failure of the higher on two might reforms only after las Casas had left did the higher the mites begin to congregate Indians into towns similar to what Las Casas had wanted topic las casas & emperor charles v the peasant colonization scheme when he arrived in Spain his former protector Regent and Cardinal ximena's Cisneros was ill and had become tired of las casas tenacity las casas resolved to meet instead with the young king charles the first ximena's died on november 8th and the young king arrived in Via del lead on November 25th 1517 las casas managed to secure the support of the Kings Flemish courtiers including the powerful Chancellor jean de las uvas las casas his influence turned the favor of the court against Secretary Ken Chile's and Bishop Fonseca savage spoke highly of las casas to the king who appointed las casas in savage to write a new plan for reforming the governmental system of the indies las casas suggested a plan where the encomienda would be abolished and indians would be congregated into self-governing townships to become tribute paying vassals of the king he still suggested that the loss of Indian labor for the colonists could be replaced by allowing importation of African slaves another important part of the plan was to introduce a new kind of sustainable colonisation and las casas advocated supporting the migration of Spanish peasants to the Indies where they would introduce small-scale farming and agriculture a kind of colonization that didn't rely on resource depletion and Indian labor las casas work to recruit a large number of peasants who would want to travel to the islands where they would be given lands to farm cash advances and the tools and resources they needed to establish themselves there the recruitment drive was difficult and during the process the power relationship did at court when chancellor savage las casas his main supporter unexpectedly died in the end a much smaller number of peasant families were sent and originally planned and they were supplied with insufficient provisions and no supports secured for their arrival those who survived the journey were ill received and had to work hard even to survive in the hostile colonies las Casas was devastated by the tragic result of his peasant migration scheme which he felt had been thwarted by his enemies he decided instead to undertake a personal venture which would not rely on the support of others and fought to win a land grant on the American mainland which was in its earliest stage of colonization topic the kumano venture following a suggestion by his friend and mentor Pedro de Cordova las Casas petitioned the land grant to be allowed to establish a settlement in northern Venezuela at kumano founded in 1515 there was already a small Franciscan monastery in kumano and a Dominican one at cheer beshe but the monks there were being harassed by Spaniards operating slave raids from the nearby island of Cuba guaa in order to make the proposal palatable to the king las casas had to incorporate the prospect of profits for the royal treasury he suggested fortifying the northern coast of Venezuela establishing ten royal forts to protect the Indians and starting up a system of trade in gold and pearls all the Indian slaves of the new world should be brought to live in these towns and become tribute paying subjects to the king in order to secure the grant las Casas had to go through a long fight in court against Bishop Fonseca and his supporters Gonzalo de Oviedo and Bishop quevedo of tiara firm a las Casas his supporters were Diego Columbus and the new chancellor Gatton ARA las Casas his enemies slandered him to the Kane accusing him of planning to escape with the money to Genoa in Rome in 1520 las casas his concession was finally granted but it was a much smaller grant than he had initially proposed he was also denied the possibilities of extracting gold and pearls which made it difficult for him to find investors for the venture las casas committed himself to producing fifteen thousand ducats of annual revenue increasing to sixty thousand after ten years and to erecting three Christian towns of at least 40 settlers each some privileges were also granted to the initial 50 shareholders in las casas a scheme the king also promised not to give any encomienda grants in las casas azaria that said finding 50 men willing to invest to hundreds each and three years of unpaid work proved impossible for las Casas in the end he ended up leaving in November 1520 with just a small group of peasants paying for the venture with money borrowed from his brother-in-law arriving in Puerto Rico in January 1521 he received the terrible news that the Dominican convent at jaribg had sacked by Indians and that the Spaniards of the islands had launched a punitive expedition led by Gonzalo de Ocampo into the very heart of the territory that las casas wanted to colonize peacefully the indians had been provoked to attack the settlement of the monks because of the repeated slave raids by spaniards operating from cuba guamazo camp those ships began returning with slaves from the land las Casas had been granted he went to Hispaniola to complain to the audience eeeh after several months of negotiations las Casas set sail alone the peasants he had brought had deserted and he arrived in his colony already ravaged by Spaniards las Casas worked there in adverse conditions for the following months being constantly harassed by the Spanish Pearl Fishers of Cuba Island who traded slaves for alcohol with the natives early in 1522 los Casas left the settlement to complain to the authorities while he was gone the native Caribs attacked the settlement of kumano burned it to the ground and killed four of las casas his men he returned to Hispaniola in January 15 22 and heard the news of the massacre the rumors even included him among the dead to make matters worse his detractors used the event as evidence of the need to pacify the Indians using military means the tragic outcome of las Casas is great mainland adventure made him turn his life in a new direction topic a Dominican friar devastated las casas reacted by entering the dominican monastery of Santa Cruz in Santo Domingo as a novice in 1522 and finally taking holy vows as a Dominican friar in 1523 there he continued his theological studies being particularly attracted to Tomas philosophy and there is little information about his activities in the following 10 years he oversaw the construction of a monastery in Puerto Plata on the north coast of Hispaniola subsequently serving as Pryor of the convent in 1527 he began working on his history of the Indies in order to report many of the experiences he had witnessed at first hand in the conquest and colonization of New Spain in 1531 he wrote a letter to Garcia Manrique count of osorno protesting again the mistreatment of the Indians and advocating a return to his original reform plan of 1516 in 1531 a complaint was sent by the income and arrows of Hispaniola that las casas was again accusing them of mortal sins from the pulpit in 1533 he contributed to the establishment of a peace treaty between the Spanish and the rebel Taino band of chief Enric ela in 1534 las Casas made an attempt to travel to Peru to observe the first stages of conquest of that region by Francisco Pizarro his party made it as far as Panama but had to turn back to Nicaragua due to adverse weather lingering for a while in the Dominican convent of Granada he got into conflict with Rodrigo de Contreras governor of Nicaragua when las casas vehemently opposed slaving expeditions by the governor in 1536 las Casas followed a number of friars to Guatemala where they began to prepare to undertake a mission among the Maya Indians they stayed in the convent founded some years earlier by fray Domingo baton Das and studied the Caged language with Bishop Francisco marroquín before travelling into the interior region called two Zulu lon the land of war in 1537 also in 1536 before venturing into to salute lon las casas went to Oaxaca Mexico to participate in a series of discussions and debates among the bishops of the Dominican and Franciscan orders the two orders had very different approaches to the conversion of the Indians the Franciscans used a method of mass conversion sometimes baptizing many thousands of Indians in a day this method was championed by prominent Franciscans such as toribio de Benavente known as motolinia and lost classes made many enemies among the Franciscans for arguing that conversions made without adequate understanding were invalid Las Casas wrote a treatise called de único vocation is Moda on the only way of conversion based on the missionary principles he had used in Guatemala motolinia would later be a fierce critic of las casas accusing him of being all talk and no action when it came to converting the indians as a direct result of the debates between the Dominicans and Franciscans and spurred on by las casas his treatise Pope Paul the third promulgated the bull sublime as Deus which stated that the Indians were rational beings and should be brought peacefully to the faith as such las Casas returned to Guatemala in 1537 wanting to employ his new method of conversion based on two principles one to preach the gospel to all men and treat them as equals and two to assert that conversion must be voluntary and based on knowledge and understanding of the faith it was important for las casas that this method be tested without meddling from secular colonists so he chose a territory in the heart of Guatemala where there were no previous colonies and where the natives were considered fierce and warlike because of the fact that the land had not been possible to conquer by military means the governor of Guatemala Alonso de Maldonado agreed to sign a contract promising that if the venture was successful he would not establish any new encomienda in the area las Casas his group of friars established a Dominican presence in rabinal sick capitalism koban through the efforts of las casas as missionaries the so called land of war came to be called Vera Paz true peace las Casas his strategy was to teach Christian songs to merchants Indian Christians who then ventured into the area in this way he was successful in converting several native Chiefs among them those of atitlán and chichicastenango and in building several churches in the territory named alta verapaz these congregated a group of Christian Indians in the location of what is now the town of rabinal in 1538 las casas was recalled from his mission by Bishop Mauro keen who wanted him to go to Mexico and then unto Spain in order to seek more Dominicans to assist in the mission las Casas left Guatemala for Mexico where he stayed for more than a year before setting out for Spain in 1540 topic the new laws in Spain las casas started securing official support for the Guatemalan mission and he managed to get a Royal Decree forbidding secular intrusion into the Vera paces for the following five years he also informed the theologians of Salamanca led by Francisco de Vitoria of the mass baptism practiced by the Franciscans resulting in a dictum condemning the practice as sacrilegious but apart from the clerical business las casas had also traveled to Spain for his own purpose to continue the struggle against the colonists mistreatment of the Indians the encomienda had in fact legally been abolished in 1523 but it had been reinstituted in 1526 and in 1530 a general ordinance against slavery was reversed by the crown for this reason it was a pressing matter for Bartolome de las casas to plead once again for the indians with charles v who was by now holy roman emperor and no longer a boy he wrote a letter asking for permission to stay in Spain a little longer in order to argue for the Emperor that conversion and colonization were best achieved by peaceful means when the hearing started in 1542 las Casas presented a narrative of atrocities against the natives of the Indies that would later be published in 1552 as bravissima relatio and illa destruct seond de los india's before a council consisting of Cardinal Garcia de Luisa the count of osorno Bishop Twain Leal and several members of the Council of the Indies las Casas argued that the only solution to the problem was to remove all Indians from the care of secular Spaniards by abolishing the encomienda system and putting them instead directly under the crown as royal tribute paying subjects on November 20th 1542 the Emperor signed the new laws abolishing the encomienda and removing certain officials from the Council of the Indies the new laws made it illegal to use Indians as carriers except where no other transport was available it prohibited all taking of Indians as slaves and it instated a gradual abolition of the encomienda system with each encomienda reverting to the crown at the death of its holders it also exempted the few surviving Indians of Hispaniola Cuba Puerto Rico and Jamaica from tribute and all requirements of personal service however the reforms were so unpopular back in the new world that riots broke out threats were made against las casas his life the Viceroy of New Spain himself an income in Sderot decided not to implement the laws in his domain and instead sent a party to Spain to argue against the laws on behalf of the income and Dara's las Casas himself was also not satisfied with the laws as they were not drastic enough and the encomienda system was going to function for many years still under the gradual abolition plan he drafted a suggestion for an amendment arguing that the laws against slavery were formulated in such a way that it presupposed that violent conquest would still be carried out and he encouraged once again beginning a phase of peaceful colonization by peasants instead of soldiers topic Bishop of Chiapas before las casas returned to Spain he was also appointed as bishop of Chiapas a newly established Diocese of which he took possession in 1545 upon his return to the new world he was consecrated in the dominican church of san pablo on March 30th 1540 for as Archbishop Louis has strongly disliked las casas the ceremony was officiated by Louis's nephew Diego de l'eau asa bishop of madras with pedro torres titular bishop of are Bonham and Cristobal de Pedraza bishop of Comayagua as coe consecrate errs as a bishop las casas was involved in frequent conflicts with the in comb and arrows and secular lady of his diocese among the landowners there was the conquistador Bernal Diaz del Castillo in a pastoral letter issued on March 20 of 1545 las Casas refused absolution to slave owners and income and arrows even on their deathbed unless all their slaves had been set free and their property returned to them las Casas furthermore threatened that anyone who mistreated Indians within his jurisdiction would be excommunicated he also came into conflict with the Bishop of Guatemala Francisco marroquín to whose jurisdiction the diocese had previously belonged to las Casas is dismayed Bishop Mauro Keane openly defied the new laws while bishop las Casas was the principal consecrate er of antonio de valdivieso bishop of nicaragua 1540 for the new laws were finally repealed on october 20 at 1545 and riots broke out against las casas with shots being fired against him by angry colonists after a year he had made himself so unpopular among the Spaniards of the area that he had to leave having been summoned to a meeting among the bishops of New Spain to be held in Mexico City on January 12 1546 he left his diocese never to return at the meeting probably after lengthy reflection and realizing that the new laws were lost in Mexico las Casas presented a moderated view on the problems of confession and restitution of property archbishop wanda zu moraga of mexico and bishop julian Garces of Puebla agreed completely with his new moderate stance Bishop Vasco de Quiroga of Michoacan had minor reservations and bishops Francisco marroquín of Guatemala and Juan Lopez de Zarate of Oaxaca did not object this resulted in a new resolution to be presented to Viceroy Mendoza his last act as Bishop of Chiapas was writing a confession Aereo a manual for the administration of the sacrament of confession in his diocese still refusing absolution to unrepentant in command dara'a las casas appointed a vicar for his diocese and set out for europe in december 1546 arriving in lisbon in april 1547 and in Spain on November 15 47 topic the via delete debate las casas returned to Spain leaving behind many conflicts and unresolved issues arriving in Spain he was met by a barrage of accusations many of them based on his confession Aereo and it's 12 rules which many of his opponents found to be in essence a denial of the legitimacy of Spanish rule of its colonies and hence a form of treason the crown had for example received a fifth of the large number of slaves taken in the recent mixed in war and so could not be held clean of guilt under las casas as strict rules in 1548 the crown decreed that all copies of las Casas is confession Aereo be burned and his Franciscan adversary motolinia obliged and sent back a report to Spain las Casas defended himself by writing two treatises on the just title arguing that the only legality with which the Spaniards could claim titles over realms in the new world was through peaceful proselytizing all warfare was illegal and unjust and only through the papal mandate of peacefully bringing Christianity to heathen people's cut just titles be acquired as a part of las casas is defense by offense he had to argue against one Gina's disciple vida Sepulveda was a doctor of theology and law who in his book democrates alter seve de Eustis Casas a PUD Indus and other democrates or a new democrates or on the just causes of war against the Indians had argued that some Native peoples were incapable of ruling themselves and should be pacified forcefully the book was deemed unsound for publication by the theologians of Salamanca and alcala for containing unsound doctrine but the pro income and aro faction seized on Sepulveda as their intellectual champion in order to settle the issues a formal debate was organized the famous via Delhi debate which took place in 1552 51 with Sepulveda and las casas each presenting their arguments in front of a council of jurists and theologians first Sepulveda read the conclusions of his democrates alter and then the council listened to las casas read his counter arguments in the forum event at the loggia Sepulveda argued that the subjugation of certain Indians was warranted because of their sins against natural law that their low level of civilization required civilized masters to maintain social order that they should be made Christian and that this in turn required them to be pacified and that only the Spanish could defend weak Indians against the abuses of the stronger ones las Casas countered that the Scriptures did not in fact support war against all heathens only against certain Canaanite tribes that the Indians were not at all uncivilized nor lacking social order that peaceful mission was the only true way of converting the natives and finally that some weak Indians suffering at the hands of stronger ones was preferable to all Indians suffering at the hands of Spaniards the judge tre Domingo de Soto summarized the arguments Sepulveda addressed las casas as arguments with 12 refutations which were again countered by las Casas the judges then deliberated on the arguments presented for several months before coming to a verdict the verdict was inconclusive and both debaters claimed that they had won in 1552 las casas published a short account of the destruction of the Indies this book written a decade earlier and sent to the attention of then prince philip ii of spain contained accounts of the abuses committed by some spaniards against native americans during the early stages of colonization in 1555 his old Franciscan adversary toribio de Benavente motolinia wrote a letter in which he described las casas as an ignorant arrogant troublemaker Benavente described indignantly how las casas had once denied baptism to an aging Indian who had walked many leaks to receive it only on the grounds that he did not believe that the man had received sufficient doctrinal instruction this letter which we invoked the old conflict over the requirements for the sacrament of baptism between the two orders was intended to bring las casas in disfavor however it did not succeed topic later years in death having resigned the bishopric of Chiapas las casas spent the rest of his life working closely with the imperial court in matters relating to the Indies in 1551 he rented a cell at the College of San Gregorio where he lived with his assistant and friend Frei rodrigo de la grotta he continued working as a kind of procurator for the natives of the Indies many of whom directed petitions to him to speak to the Emperor on their behalf sometimes indigenous nobility even related their cases to him in Spain for example the Nahua noble Francisco Tanima stole from noches lon his influence at court was so great that some even considered that he had the final word in choosing the members of the Council of the Indies one matter in which he invested much effort was the political situation of the Viceroyalty of Peru in Peru power struggles between conquistadors and the Viceroy became an open civil war in which the conquistadors led by Gonzalo Pizarro rebelled against the new laws and defeated and executed the Viceroy Blasco Nunez Villa in 1546 the Emperor sent Pedro de la Gazza a friend of las Casas to reinstate the rule of law and he in turn defeated Pizarro in order to restabilized the political situation the in command Darrow started pushing not only for the repeal of the new laws but for turning the encomienda into perpetual patrimony of the in-command eras the worst possible outcome from las Casas his point of view the income and arrows offered to buy the rights to the encomienda Sturm the crown and Charles v was inclined to accept since his Wars had left him in deep economic troubles las Casas worked hard to convince the king that it would be a bad economic decision that it would return the Viceroyalty to the brink of open rebellion and could result in the crown losing the colony entirely the Emperor probably because of the doubts caused by las casas his argument never took a final decision on the issue of the encomienda s-- in 1561 he finished his historian rural de los india's and signed it over to the college of san gregorio stipulating that it could not be published until after 40 years in fact it was not published for 314 years finally being done so in 1875 he also had to repeatedly defend himself against accusations of treason someone possibly Sepulveda denounced him to the Spanish Inquisition but nothing came from the case las casas also appeared as a witness in the case of the Inquisition against his friend Archbishop Bartolome Carranza de Miranda who had been falsely accused of heresy in 1565 he wrote his last well signing over his immense library to the college Bartolome de las casas died on July 18 1566 in Madrid topic works you topic Memorial de Remedios para las indias the text written 1516 starts by describing its purpose to present the remedies that seem necessary in order that the evil and harm that exists in the inn decease and that God and our Lord the Prince may draw greater benefits than hitherto and that the Republic may be better preserved and consoled las casas his first proposed remedy was a complete moratorium on the use of Indian labor in the Indies until such time as better regulations of it were set in place this was meant simply to halt the decimation of the Indian population and to give the surviving Indians time to reconstitute themselves las casas feared that at the rate the exploitation was proceeding it would be too late to hinder their annihilation unless action were taken rapidly the second was a change in the labor policy so that instead of the colonists owning the labor of specific Indians he would have a right to man hours to be carried out by no specific persons this required the establishment of self-governing Indian communities on the land of colonists who would themselves organized to provide the labor for their patron the colonists would only have rights to a certain portion of the total labor so that a part of the Indians were always resting and taking care of the sick he proposed twelve other remedies all having the specific aim of improving the situation for the Indians and limiting the powers that colonists were able to exercise over them the second part of the memorial described suggestions for the social and political organization of Indian communities relative to colonial ones las Casas advocated the dismantlement of the city of asunción and the subsequent gathering of Indians into communities of about 1,000 Indians to be situated as satellites of Spanish towns or mining areas here las Casas argued Indians could be better governed better taught and indoctrinated in the Christian faith and would be easier to protect from abuse than if they were in scattered settlements each town would have a royal hospital built with four wings in the shape of a cross we're up to 200 sick Indians could be cared for at a time he described in details social arrangements distribution of work how provisions would be divided and even how table manners were to be introduced regarding expenses he argued that this should not seem expensive or difficult because after all everything comes from them the Indians and they work for it and it is theirs he even drew up a budget of each pueblos expenses to cover wages for administrators clerics bachelors of Latin doctors surgeons pharmacists advocates ranchers miners mule tears Hospital errs pig herders fishermen etc he showed that this arrangement could easily be maintained and gold still be extracted at a profit topic a short account of the destruction of the Indies a short account of the destruction of the Indies Spanish bravissima relatio and illa destruct seond a loss in dias is an account written in 1542 published in seville in 1552 about the mistreatment of the indigenous peoples of the americas in colonial times and sent to then prince philip ii of spain one of the stated purposes for writing the account was las casas as fear of spain coming under divine punishment and his concern for the souls of the native peoples the account was one of the first attempts by a Spanish writer of the colonial era to depict the unfair treatment that the indigenous people endured during the early stages of the Spanish conquest of the Greater Antilles particularly the island of Hispaniola las Casas his point of view can be described as being heavily against some of the Spanish methods of colonization which as he described them inflicted great losses on the indigenous occupants of the islands in addition his critique towards the colonizers served to bring awareness to his audience on the true meaning of Christianity to dismantle any misconceptions on evangelization his account was largely responsible for the adoption of the new laws of 1542 which abolished native slavery for the first time in European colonial history and led to the Via del Lead debate the book became an important element in the creation and propagation of the so called black legend the tradition of describing the Spanish Empire as exceptionally morally corrupt and violent it was republished several times by groups that were critical of the Spanish realm for political or religious reasons the first edition in translation was published in Dutch in 1578 during the religious persecution of Dutch Protestants by the Spanish crown followed by editions in French 1578 English 1583 and German 1599 all countries where religious wars were raging the first edition published in Spain after las casas death appeared in Barcelona during the Catalan revolt of 1646 the book was banned by the Aragon Eze Inquisition in 1659 the image is described by las Casas were later depicted by theodore de brian copperplate engravings that helped expand the black legend against spain las casas Bartolome de 1999 short account of the destruct of the Indies Nigel Griffin London penguin ISBN 978 oh one four oh four four five six - six topic apologetic history of the Indies the apologetics summary history of the people of these Indies Spanish apologetic 'history a summary a day lost gen des desta scindia's was first written as the 68th chapter of the general history of the Indies but lost Casas changed it into a volume of its own recognizing that the material was not historical the material contained in the apologetic history is primarily ethnographic accounts of the indigenous cultures of the Indies Latino the C Binet and the guano hat a B but it also contains descriptions of many of the other indigenous cultures that lost Casas learned about through his travels and readings the history is apologetic because it is written as a defense of the cultural level of the Indians arguing throughout that indigenous peoples of the Americas were just as civilized as the Roman Greek and Egyptian civilizations and more civilized than some European civilizations it was in essence a comparative ethnography comparing practices and customs of European and American cultures and evaluating them according to whether they were good or bad seem from a Christian viewpoint he wrote I have declared and demonstrated openly and concluded from chapter 22 to the end of this whole book that all people of these are in these are human so far as is possible by the natural and human way and without the light of faith had their Republic's places towns and cities most abundant and well provided for and did not lack anything to live politically and socially and attain and enjoy civil happiness and they equalled many nations of this world that are renowned and considered civilized and they surpassed many others and to none were they inferior among those they equaled were the Greeks and the Romans and they surpassed them by many good and better customs they surpassed also the English and the French and some of the people of our own Spain and they were in comparably superior to countless others in having good customs and lacking many evil ones this work in which las casas combined his own ethnographic observations with those of other writers and compared customs and cultures between different peoples has been characterized as an early beginning of the discipline of anthropology topic history of the Indies the history of the Indies as a three-volume work begun in 1527 while las casas was in the convent of puerto de plata it found its final form in 1561 when he was working in the colegio de san gregorio originally planned as a six-volume work each volume describes a decade of the history of the Indies from the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492 to 1520 and most of it is an eyewitness account it was in the history of the Indies that las Casas finally regretted his advocacy for African slavery and included a sincere apology writing I soon repented and judged myself guilty of ignorance I came to realize that black slavery was as unjust as Indian slavery and I was not sure that my ignorance and good faith would secure me in the eyes of God vol 2 P 257 topic deatha sore eyes in Peru you topic legacy you las casas legacy has been highly controversial in the years following his death his ideas became taboo in the Spanish realm and he was seen as a nearly heretical extremist the accounts written by his enemies Lopez de Gomorrah and Oviedo were widely read and published as the British Empire rose to power and hostilities between the British and Spanish began the British used las casas accounts of Spanish cruelty as a political tool as part of the foundation of what Spanish nationalists have called the black legend the tendency of historians to slander Spain for its imperial past but to look mildly at the same undertakings by others such as the British opposition de las casas reached its climax in historiography with Spanish right-wing nationalist historians in the late 19th and early 20th centuries constructing a Pro Spanish white legend arguing that the Spanish Empire was benevolent and just and denying any adverse consequences of Spanish colonialism Spanish Pro Imperial historians such as Menendez Y Pelayo Menendez P Dahl and J Perez de Bharata depicted las casas as a madman describing him as a paranoiac and a monomaniac given to exaggeration and as a traitor towards his own nation Menendez Pelayo also accused las casas of having been instrumental in suppressing the publication of wanjin s disciple Venus democrates altar also called democrates secundus out of spite but other historians find that to be unlikely since it was rejected by the theologians of both Alcala and Salamanca who are unlikely to be influenced by las casas topic critiques las casas has also often been accused of exaggerating the atrocities he described in the Indies some scholars holding that the initial population figures given by him were too high which would make the population decline look worse than it actually was and that epidemics of European disease were the prime cause of the population decline not violence and exploitation demographic studies such as those of colonial Mexico by Sherbourne F cook in the mid 20th century suggested that the decline in the first years of the conquest was indeed drastic ranging between 80 and 90% - of course to many different causes but all ultimately traceable to the arrival of the Europeans the overwhelming main cause was disease introduced by the Europeans it has also been noted that exaggeration of numbers was the norm in writing in 16th century accounts and both contemporary detractors and supporters of las casas were guilty of similar exaggerations it has also been suggested that the atrocities that loss cos is described were exaggerated or even invented but that is not generally considered likely as las casas was far from the only person to be deeply worried about abuse and mistreatment of the indians the Dominican friars Antonio de Montesinos and Pedro de Cordova had reported extensive violence already in the first decade of the conquest of the Indies and throughout the conquest of the Americas there were reports of abuse of the natives by friars and priests and ordinary citizens and many massacres of indigenous people were reported in full by those who perpetrated them even some of las casas enemies such as toribio de Benavente motolinia reported many gruesome atrocities committed against the indians by the colonizers all in all modern historians tend to disregard the numerical figures given by las Casas but they maintain that his general picture of a violent and abusive conquest represented reality one persistent point of criticism has been lost Casas as repeated suggestions of replacing Indian with African slave labor even though he repented that position later in his life and included an apology in his history of the Indies some later criticism held him responsible for the institution of the Atlantic slave trade one detractor the abolitionist David wah called las casas wretch stimulated by sordid avarice only holding him responsible for the enslavement of thousands of Africans other historians such as John Fiske riding in 1900 denied that las casas as suggestions affected the development of the slave trade Benjamin keen likewise did not consider las casas to have had any substantial impact on the slave trade which was well in place before he began writing that view is contradicted by Sylvia Wintour who argued that las casas is 15:16 Memorial was the direct cause of charles v granting permission in 1518 to transport the first 4,000 African slaves to Jamaica revisionist histories of the late 20th century have argued for a more nuanced image of las casas suggesting that he was neither a saint nor a fanatic but a person with exceptional willpower and a sense of justice which sometimes led him into arrogance stubbornness and hypocrisy some historians such as Castro 2007 argued that he was more of a politician than a humanitarian and that his liberation policies were always combined with schemes to make colonial extraction of resources from the natives more efficient he also argues that las casas failed to realize that by seeking to replace indigenous spirituality with Christianity he was undertaking a religious colonialism that was more intrusive than the physical one that critique has been rejected by other historians as facile and anachronistic topic cultural legacy in 1848 Ciudad de San Cristobal then the capital of the Mexican state of Chiapas was renamed san cristobal de las casas in honor of its first bishop his work is a particular inspiration behind the work of the las casas institute at Blackfriars Hall Oxford he is also often cited as a predecessor of the Liberation Theology movement he is commemorated by the Church of England in the calendar of saints on July 20th the Episcopal Church USA on July 18th and at the Evangelical Lutheran Church on July 17th in the Catholic Church the Dominicans introduced his cause for canonization in 1976 in 2002 the church began the process for his beatification he has also come to be seen as an early advocate for a concept of universal human rights he was among the first to develop a view of unity among humankind stating that all people of the world are humans and that they had a natural right to Liberty a combination of Thomas Wright's philosophy with Augustinian political theology in this capacity an ecumenical Human Rights Institute located in san cristobal de las casas the central fray Bartolome de las casas de derechos humanos was established by bishop samuel ruiz in 1989 he is also featured in the Guatemalan cats all one cent q 0.01 coins the small town of Lascaux says Tennessee in the United States has also been named after him he is a central character in the HR Hays historical novel that takers of the city published in 1946 topic notes content notes citations | wikipedia tts | UCMeSYAu27EY1aslaUSaL6VA | 2018-12-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 8,669 | 50,255 |
NDJ5f5LB9N4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDJ5f5LB9N4 | NieR: Automata - 138 Machine Trade (9S) - Between Anemone & Pascal | well what do you think he just started transmitting to us directly now do you believe we're not a threat your mouth can say anything it wants but you still don't have a heart I suppose that's technically accurate yes well you're free to visit our village whenever you like [Music] after all the only way to understand this I'm gonna Stu get to know them isn't that right fair enough what's that noise operator two 9s emergency transmission incoming we've detected a Goliath class enemy inside the city ruins it seems to be accompanied by a large number of machine life-forms all your her members are ordered to engage at once look Elias this was a trap I knew it I promise you we were not aware of this information I realized the odds of you believing me are strikingly low but I hope you will nonetheless we'll sort it out later let's go [Music] | Eirlaron | UC99823Qb-PtAWDd0UnWboow | 2018-09-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 156 | 846 |
l_vBYnXfI9E | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_vBYnXfI9E | Project English Axel Barrera 181588 | hi hello again my name is axel and today we're going to talk about uh the pandemic copied and some purpose can we take or can we use to better the pandemic quarantine okay one well when we talk about the epidemic we think about how it could have been if the chinese had never eaten a bad soap what is that bro what it would have been like this year if we had just been careful when we were asked to be careful i don't know what what what we don't know what we don't stay in our houses bro pandemic 2020 sorry stayed at home bro thank you if we had listened from the beginning of the pandemic i think it would have been the same amount of time in quality but but it's this is about with much fewer debts because we have too much that in this time corona buyers okay i'm thinking in this time because if i were president and at this time i think the best way to make everyone respect or at least stay at home would be to have a cure for you of course to help my micro enterprise a lot so that we call our get ahead but well i think i don't know we need to be together in this pandemic because it's too difficult to to live in this time we need to help us bros i don't know maybe if i were president i will give a lot of support but really to the people who need it because in this time someone needs money and the president has if we don't know this person i don't know it's too difficult because we need to support to the people that we need to help because we need to grow up like a country you know i don't know i can explain this we also saw that the secretary of health got the copied and it means that he didn't keep it as he um as he should have to be keep i don't know really this guy this guy had copied but it is very of hold really really man well if i had the most important position in the country like the said gallery of health i will be setting the right sample because we need to see the right example because we don't what is that right use a mask bro thank you well i don't know i guess we can only do things with within our community because we don't know how to control the country but if we can't make changes in our community we should do okay well this is all for me thank you very much i think i keep our real purpose and good purpose i don't know thank you very much my name is axel and see you later thank you if you if you stay in your house you might be safe okay if you use a mask you call be safe thank you very much bye | BeSSketch | UCIDIbxuQaO6rAzctGHmeuRw | 2021-03-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 510 | 2,449 |
cni1bvgXamk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cni1bvgXamk | Cupid and Psyche. Part 3. Readings by Branden Rennie. 2020. | meanwhile psyche was restlessly wondering about day and night in search of her husband however angry he might be she hoped to make him relent either by coaxing him in their own private love language or by going down on her knees in object repentance one day she noticed a temple on the top of a steep hill she said to herself I wonder if my husband is there so she walked quietly towards a hill her heart full of love and hope and reached the temple with some difficulty after climbing Ridge after Ridge but when she arrived at the sacred couch she found to keep with votive gifts of wheat jeans wheat chocolates and ears of barley also sickles and other harvest implements but all scattered about untidily as though flung down at the close of a hot summer day by careless Reapers she began to sort all these things carefully and arranged them in their proper places feeling that she must behave respectfully towards every day of you whose temple she happened to visit and implore the help of a whole heavenly family while my one the temple belonged to the generous goddess Ceres who saw her busily at work and called out from afar oh you poor psyche Venus is furious and searching everywhere for you she wants to be truly revenged on you I'm surprised that you can spare the time to look after my affairs for me or think of anything at all but her own safety psyches hair strand across the temple floor as she prostrated herself at the goddesses feet which she wetted with her tears she implored her protection I beseech you goddess by the cornstalks in your hand by the happy ceremony of harvest home by the secret contents of the wicker baskets carried in the procession by the winged dragons of your chariot by the furrows of Sicily from which a cruel God once ravished your daughter Persephone by the wheels of his chair by the earth that closed upon her by her dark descent and gloomy wedding by her happy torch that returned to earth and by other mysteries which Lu uses your Abuk sanctuary suddenly conceals help me please help your unhappy something in psyche allow me just for a few days to hide myself under that stack of wheat sheets until the great goddesses range has time had time to cool down or if not for so long as that at least let me have a short rest because honestly I am very very tired and haven't stopped traveling for a moment since I set out series answered your tears and prayers go straight to my heart and I would dearly love to help you but the truth is I can't afford to offend my niece she has been one of my best friends for ages and ages and really has a very good heart when you get to know her you'd better leave this temple at once and think yourself lucky that I don't have you placed under arrest Saiki went away twice as shot as she had come she had never expected such a rebuff but soon she saw blow her in the valley another beautiful temple in the middle of a dark sacred grove she feared to miss any chance even a remote one of putting things right for herself so she went down to implore the protection of the Devi of the place whoever it might be she saw various splendid offerings hanging from the branches of the grove and from the temple door posts among them were rich garments embroidered with gold letters that stuff of the name of the goddess - who all were dedicated namely Juno and reported the particular favors which she had granted their donors psyche thought on her means wiped away her tears and embracing the temple altar still warm from a recent sacrifice began to pray sister and white of great Jupiter I cannot tell where you may be at the moment you may be residing in one of your ancient temples on Samos the Samians boasts that you were born in their island spent your whole impassioned childhood there or you may be visiting your happy city of Carthage on its high hill where you are adorned as a virgin traveling across heaven in a lion drawn chariot or you may be watching over the famous walls of our coast paths which the river Anaka slows where you are bored as Queen of Heaven the thunderous bride wherever you are you whom the whole east venerate says Digia the goddess of marriage and the whole West's you Cinna goddess of childbirth I appeal to you now as Juno the protectress I beg you to watch over me in my overwhelming misfortune and rescue me from the dangers that threaten me you see got us I'm very very tired and very very frightened and I know that you're always ready to help women who are about how babies if they get into any sort of trouble Juno appeared in all of her August glory and said my dear I should be only too pleased to help you but unfortunately divine medicate forbids I can't possibly go against the wishes of Venus who married my son Vulcan you know and whom I have always loved as though she were my own child besides I am forbidden by law one of the fabian laws to harbor any fugitive slave girl without her illness consent psyche was distressed by this second shipwreck of her hopes and she felt quite unable to go on looking for her winged husband she gave up all hope of safety and said to herself where in the world or out of it can I turn for help now that even these powerful goddesses will do nothing for me but express their sympathy my feet are soaked angled in the snares of faith then it seems useless to ask them to take me anywhere else whereas their building in which I can hide myself from the watchful eyes of great Venus even when all the doors and windows are locked the fact is my dear psyche that you must borrow a little male courage you must boldly renounce all idle hopes of escape and make a volunteer surrender to your solver mistress it may be too late but you must at least try to copper range my submissive behavior besides after this long useless search you have quite a good chance of finding your husband and your mother-in-law's house psyches decision to do her duty was risky and even suicidal but she prepared herself for it by considering what sort of appeal she ought to make to her mistress Venus meanwhile had declined to use any human agencies in her search for psyche have returned to heaven where she ordered her chariot to be caught ready it was a burnished gold with coachwork of such exquisite filigree that its intrinsic value full value was negligible compared with its value as a work of art it had been her husband Vulcans wedding present her for white doves from the flock in constant attendance on her flew happily forward and offered their rainbow-colored next to the jeweled harness and when Venus mounted brood to tarried along at a spanking rate behind flew a crowd of knotty sparrows and other little birds that sang out very sweetly an announcement of the goddesses arrival now the clouds vanished the sky open and the high upper air received her joyfully her singing retinue were not in the least afraid of swooping Eagles or greedy Hawks and she drove straight to the Royal citadel of Jupiter where she demanded the immediate service of mercury the town crier of heaven in matter of great urgency when Jupiter nodded his sapphire brow in assent Venus was delighted she retired from his presence and gave mercury who was now accompanying her careful instructions brother from Arkadiy you know I have never in my life undertaken any business at all without your assistance and you know how long I have been without news of my runaway slave girl so you simply must make public announcement offering a reward to the person who finds her and insist on my orders being obeyed at once her person must be accurately described so that nobody will be able to plead ignorance as an excuse for harboring her here's her dossier psyche is the name and all the particulars are included she handed him a little book immediately went home mercury did as he was told he went from country to country and crying out oily oily if any person can apprehend and seize the person of a runaway princess one of the leading Venus's slave girls by the name of psyche or give any information that will lead to her discovery let such a person go to mercury town crier of heaven in his temple just outside the precincts of Our Lady of the myrtles out of time riddle Rome the reward offered is as follows seven sweet kisses from the mouth of said Venus herself and one exquisitely delicious thrust of her honey tongue between his pursed lips a jealous competitive spirit naturally fired all mankind when they heard this reward announced and it was up that put an immediate end to psyches hesitation she was already near her mistress game when she was met by one of the household named old habit who screamed at once at the top of her voice you wicked you so you've discovered at long last that you have a mistress any but don't pretend you brazen-faced thing that you haven't heard of the huge trouble that you caused us in your search for you well I'm glad you've fallen into my hands not some other slaves because you're safe here safe in the jaws of hell and there won't be any delay in your punishment either you obstinate impertinent baggage she twisted her fingers in psyches hair and dragged her into Venus presence though she came along willingly enough Venus burst into a hysterical laugh of a woman who is desperately angry she shook her head menacingly and scratched her ears there right here behind which the throne of vengeance is said to be situated ah she cried so you condescend to pay her respects to your mother-in-law is that it or perhaps who have come visit your husband's sick bed hearing that he's still dangerously ill from the burn you gave him but make yourself at home I promise you the sort of welcome that a good mother-in-law is bound to give her sons what she clapped her hands for her Slade's anxiety and grief and when they ran up gave Saiki over to them for punishment they let her off slaughter cruelly and tortured her in other ways beside after which they brought her back to Venus presence once more Venus yelled with laughter just look at her she cried look at the that big belly of hers makes me feel quite sorry for her by heaven it rings my grandmother Lee heart grandmother indeed how wonderful to be made grandmother at my time of life and to think that the son of this disgusting slave will be called Venus's own grandchild no but of course not as nonsense a marriage between God and immortal celebrated in the depth of the country without witnesses and lacking even the consent of the bride's father can't possibly be recognized at law your child will be a bastard my girl even if I permit you to bring it into the world with this she flew at poor psyche poor clothes to shreds pulled out handfuls of her hair and grabbed her by the shoulders and shook her until she nearly shook her head off giving her a terrible time next she called for clutch knees of wheat barley millet lentils beans and seeds of puppy and Bette and mixed up all together a huge heap you love such a dreadful sight slave said she that the only way you were ever likely to get a lover is by hard work so now I'll test you my stuff | Branden Thomas Rennie | UCJ4OG7ZQFrXbYce5nvipcjg | 2020-01-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,057 | 11,082 |
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f2ehCLDlEFY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2ehCLDlEFY | Rainbow Bridge Pet Sympathy Card | Stamping, Masking & Stenciling | @CallMeCraftyAl | hello crafty friends it's alicia aka crafty owl here with the project for cat scrappiness today i'm going to be making a pet sympathy card that includes some stamping masking and stenciling i hope you'll stick around and see what i create [Music] thank you so much for stopping by today if this is your first time to the channel i hope that by the end of this video you'll be inspired to click on that subscribe button below and ring that bell for notifications if you're already a subscriber and regular viewer welcome back i'm so glad that you're here again earlier this month cat scrappiness had their new release which was all about dogs in the description box below i will have a link to all the new products and i will also link to the videos here on youtube that showcase those on the left are some cards i have already made with the new products and on the right are the main supplies i'll be using for today's cards that is the rainbow bridge sentiment stamp set which is great if you have a family member friend co-worker neighbor who has lost a pet and i will be pairing that with the new paw print 6x6 stencil as i get started on the process if i add any other products or tools i will be sure to let you know but as always if i ever leave you with any questions you can leave those in that comment section below and i'll get back to you just as soon as i can let's get crafty to get started today i'm going to be stamping onto a scrap of neenah solar white that is five and a half by four and a quarter i will be using memento tuxedo black ink and i set up the bridge and the sediment that i wanted to use onto my piece of cardstock now because this is a new stamp and my ink pad is a little bit dry i did ink this up and stamp it a couple times once i liked how crisp black that stamp was i brought in a scrap of masking paper which just has a low tack on the back and i stamped the bridge onto this the impression doesn't have to be as crisp since it's just for a mask so i stamped this once and then i took it off camera and cut out the outside using my brother scan and cut but since i want the rainbow or the ink blending to show between the rails i did go ahead with my fine tip scissors and i cut that out i decided the easiest would be to cut the railing off and then cut into each of the posts after i have that placed onto my stamped piece of card stock i am ready to start the ink blending since this is a rainbow bridge card i did bring in a rainbow of inks and the coordinating blending brushes i started with the two center colors yellow and green so i would have a good idea of how much space each color could have i probably went in maybe two times with each of the colors and then i would come back with the previous brush and kind of blend them a little bit more together after i had that rainbow down i brought in the new paw print stencil from cat scrappiness and leaving the mask in place i taped down my stencil to my card front and to the piece of graph paper beneath it i then used the same colored inks and i tried to keep them in the same area on the card and i went back in and re-blended this way the paw prints will be just a little bit darker than the color behind them now once it was done i still need to leave that mask on there and the stencil but i wanted to show you what it's looking like so far you can see here when i peel back the stencil that you can make out the paw prints from the color behind it now i could have left the background just like this and i think it would have looked great but i did decide to go ahead and give it a little sparkle and i brought in some glitter gel and then using a spatula i added that to where the paws are on the stencil now i probably should have let the ink dry overnight before i did this but instead i was getting ready to go to bed and thought oh i'll let the glitter gel dry overnight the spatula did pick up some of the color from the ink below it so i did make sure to wipe that off between the colors so i wasn't mixing like too many different colors in the rainbow and making a brown once i had the glitter gel all done i pulled off the stencil and then using these awesome tweezers from cat scrappiness i removed the mask this piece then sat overnight so the glitter could dry i just love the extra little sparkle that glitter gel gives to the card front to cut out the center portion of this piece i brought in the a2 frames die set from cat scrappiness and using the largest one i did a little die cutting off screen this is going to leave me with the center and then i have a little rainbow frame now i did want to go ahead and add a pet to my card i wasn't sure which i was going to use so i got out the dog and the cat which do have wings on them and using versafine onyx black i stamped them onto a scrap of white cardstock now sometimes with the solid area like on the animal bodies it's hard to get a crisp image but i only ended up having to stamp these new stamps twice to get a nice solid black for each of my pets i then took these off screen once again using my brother scan and cut i cut them out and i also added some foam tape to the back also off screen i added the rainbow frame to a card front and a small black mat to my stenciled and ink blended piece on the back of this i added some craft foam with art glitter glue and to put it on the card front i added a little more art glitter glue now what i like about this is since it is liquid it gave me a little bit of wiggle time to get it centered and then i placed a stamp block on top of it and let that sit for about five minutes once that piece had time to dry i did decide to go ahead and put the dog on the card front so i pulled the release paper and placed it right below the sentiment on the bridge because there was already so much sparkle in the background i didn't need to add any more before calling the card complete and here are some close-up looks for you i hope you enjoyed seeing how i put together today's card if you did as always a thumbs up is appreciated until the next video i hope you're all having a crafty day bye bye thank you so much for taking the time to watch all the way to the end of the video i hope now you'll consider clicking on one of the videos or playlists i have linked above and if you're interested in any of the products or tools i used in today's video i do have some links in the description box | Kat Scrappiness | UCyuLZjWxuJ4Pmfl-XJ-BYbg | 2022-08-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,314 | 6,413 |
6H970Y0f_cs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H970Y0f_cs | Young students from South Sudan underscore the importance of durable peace | [Music] being a young person in the world newest nation is not easy still recently my country and my people were caught up in civil wars that devastated us as a nation our relatives were killed millions of us were displaced and the future seems very dark [Music] we the young people of south sudan we need peace and education in order for us to build up a better future for ourselves being an educated person means a lot once a person is educated the country means to be a developed country peace means actually the situation whereby people are living in justice harmony having equal rights and living in kind [Music] young people in south sudan [Music] and in every country across the globe that suffers from conflict need to be involved in making peace you | UNMISS VIDEOS | UC2273Fklr5yXljLLEfRjF3w | 2021-09-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 137 | 758 |
FZOhK9mjSHw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZOhK9mjSHw | How to recover data after Windows 11 resetting went wrong #shorts #short #datarecovery | watch this video to find out how to recover a data after resetting a Windows 11 computer to factory defaults and how to reset Windows 11 to factory settings without losing data click on the start menu and open settings or press the key shortcut Windows ID open the update and security category in the left panel select recovery and then look to the right to find reset this PC restart PC if you accidentally choose the wrong reset option and all your data was removed start the program admin partition recover stuff right click on the disk and choose open select the scan type after the fast scan the program displays the disk contents and deleted files are marked with the Red Cross if you're not happy with the fontscan result run full analysis which gives you the chance to find all the information remaining on the disk [Music] foreign | Hetman Software: Data Recovery for Windows | UCu-D9QnPsAPn7AtxL4HXLUg | 2023-08-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 151 | 839 |
5aXsZJbptgs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aXsZJbptgs | Marybeth - Original song by Blake Roman (LYRIC VIDEO) | [Music] merry Beth have I been on your mind or has it Cur with the passing of time love is in one but i' hoped it to be one more broken childhood [Music] fantasy Mary Beth her quarter to five and I'm alone for the Thousand time it's not that I don't like my company but sometimes I don't don't get what you saw in me cuz I'm not sure who I am when I'm all [Music] alone and life's easier to plan with someone to [Music] hold Mery Beth if there's a meaning to life do you think I'll find it in someone else's eyes I do my best and give it a try so when my friends ask me I won't have to lie not sure who I am when I'm all alone and life's easier to plan with someone to [Music] hold we came so close didn't we we came close didn't [Laughter] [Music] we Mery Beth have we met seen you somewhere but for now I forget you came before and I know you come next but it's hurt like hell each time you left [Music] | pearberry | UCovSpklY6cmV51Mlzbp-5lQ | 2024-02-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 190 | 905 |
wsyuOkazv-E | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsyuOkazv-E | Joshua8428's Shadvic Confronted Metal Sonic Part 1 (Mirrored Video) | Oh I am the one who is always looking out for trouble I am the call who answers the caller I'm the most powerful I'm stronger than the ultimate life-form I'm as fast as the fastest thing alive I'm like free and one I am legend among all legends I am the servant of the light of the world I bring those out of the darkness I am a servant of God his night I am Shevek Shepard the Hedgehog I'm for making a fool out of me I know before that I never can be seen this man before that red and blue hedgehog is going to regret this but how am I going to get my revenge wait a minute I haven't eaten yet maybe I can use him to take care of that rodent are you operational yes doctor good I have someone that I want you to exterminate and the doctor this sorry doctor ever since and I thought Mentalist I was more cautious on looking out for traps tonight I want to build a base on the tallest buildings so not only I have a bird's-eye view on the city but also to make it easier to spy out trouble until then I must watch over the city Jessie I'm coming now tell me where she is all right last year right you I finally found you fun girl right so you must be shy my master wants you exterminated and I will fulfill his wish and who is your master my master is another doctor I knew he would be involved in this he is hard to kill not that I want him dead that's not going to happen two hours I'm just getting started you my master said that you were powerful but not just powerful I'm full of surprises metal am I take this you chaos control control most impressive can use the power of the Chaos Emeralds more than shadow could I can also do this chaos flash you isn't that the best you got boy didn't you know male sword chaos spear this is madness I am the ultimate sanic I am the real sonic I can't be - eat - I red and blue hedgehog no I won't let you feel the wrath of mean that lover Lord well I have never seen so much power my pelo alone can't seem to stop him and the chaos and well it's not enough to stop them I guess there's only one thing left to do Lloyd I need your help to stop a great evil Jesus I need your power animal 77 what are you doing here you have the seven Chaos cells that's okay I have the last one thanks a lot pal isn't he always it's the soup [ __ ] I couldn't help it look at him he looks like a chicken | FuckLine666 | UCQZNvU41kPk-NC0_T1tohaw | 2012-02-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 483 | 2,339 |
dNfzTHboR3o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNfzTHboR3o | How I Went Viral On Shorts FAST | I've seen people getting millions of views and thousands of subscribers on YouTube shorts so I challenged myself to get at least 1 million views on YouTube shorts in the first 30 days but because my time was limited I didn't want to waste time by uploading tens of shorts only for one of them to succeed I need to find a formula to go viral in a short time I will come back [Music] soon I am back with the formula the first step of this formula is to find a niche let's talk about choosing the right Niche Niche down I needed choose a niche topic for my YouTube automation Channel which is the most important initial step as you heard thousands of times but it is true believe it or not this was a complete accident for me but if that accident didn't happen I wouldn't be making this video man what a day it was let me rest a bit will happen over the next 100 what is popular on YouTube right now this is what happens when you join a racist Zoom class the year did America gain its independence from this country say at the same time guys 3 2 1 right 3 2 1 [Music] 1776 wow nice Channel wait this guy has millions of views on almost every short yeah I accidentally clicked on this channel while I was scrolling on my PC don't judge me for that and it was the first reason why I wanted to start my shorts Channel I don't say that you should accidentally find your Niche not at all so here are the ways how you can find a niche few big niches are the root of all niches those are money health love business entertainment Etc what you need to do is to find sub niches of these bigger niches that way you have a more loyal audience that loves watching every short you post for example if you have a Channel about animals instead of talking about every animal you can talk only about pets or to go even deeper talking only about dogs don't worry I love cats too this is just an example first you can start with what you love being part of your audience is the best thing you can do if you are starting because you will notice Trends faster and you will know better what people like you want to watch next there are two things I always consider when I'm choosing a n competition and engagement rate I started digging for more channels like this and I found none this was a golden mind but wait we are not done yet I need to check the engagement rate officer algorithm is everything good right there officer PM everything is good on my side officer vid IQ what do you say let me check I'll go to the keywords Tab and type beta Squad I see that the search volume is very high and that is enough for me everything looks good but officer PM did you tell them about the good news I will in a moment now you can get vid IQ boost plan for just $1 in the first month if you use my link in the description I use vid IQ daily for myself so I made this deal with vid IQ so you can try it on your own the next part of the formula is the editing add emojis or images popping every couple of seconds to maintain the attention of the audience but please don't overdo it nobody wants subtitles of emojis jump cuts and pattern interrupts it might sound complicated but it is not those are visual changes that refocus the viewer's attention it means that you need to add zooms and movements to your shorts for example if someone is laughing I would add Zoom every time they laugh AJ get out man I'm want to get out you get the point wait I almost forgot do not make sound effects too loud sorry for that it is a pain in the ears and viewers will scroll [Music] away officer PM I must say it is a good formula thank you Mr algorithm growth will be easy with this formula how do you know you haven't even tried [Music] it wait I have uploaded shorts daily for almost 2 weeks now and still I get only a few K views per short how is that is that possible the algorithm really hates me YouTube shorts are people were right I am wasting my time I [Music] quit I don't care I will delete all the shorts I've have posted this was just a waste of time wait this short now has 90k views well 90k is better than 5K and these were my exact thoughts I didn't care much until 5 days later results became even better I randomly checked the analytics and saw that the same short with 90k views now had over 600k views I was on top of the world real time views just couldn't stop I posted one more short on the same day and this short got views even faster in the first 3 days it already had 40K views and just 10 days later this short hit 1 million views so there is a valuable lesson do not delete any of your shorts ever or never I don't know I slept in English classes don't mind me anyways it takes some time for YouTube shorts to get views and the thing is I wasn't very active on the channel after that I posted once or twice a month but the views didn't stop do you now realize that I do not hate you and that you only need to be patient yes Mr algorithm tell your viewers that the algorithm doesn't hate them they just need to improve the videos now I couldn't wait to pass the monetization requirements 10 million views and 1,000 subscribers which seemed impossible just a few days ago I almost forgot about it until YouTube sent me an email that I was waiting for as the email says I was eligible for the monetization which means I have passed the requirements the limit for that was 8 million but right now the limit is even lower so you can monetize with the super chats and membership with only 500 subscribers and 3 million shorts views for ads monetization you still need 10 million views however I still didn't pass the ads monetization requirements this was for channel supers and memberships I applied and now I was waiting for their decision hi beta Squad shorts thank you for applying to join the YouTube Partner program we carefully reviewed your channel beta Squad shorts unfortunately we found that your channel is not in line with the YouTube channel monetization policies so we cannot approve your application at this time wow all this work for nothing wait how can I fix this oh it is right here go to the earn page in studio to read more about the specific policy issues and learn about the next steps all right let's see what it says reused content man this sucks but I can't give up I need to change my formula all right let's change the formula we need to add commentary on the shorts so let's add script and voice over to the formula for the script we need a stron that can be a question or a bold statement I will choose the question hook for this script it depends on your short so be creative with it now I will go through the video part that will be included in the short and on the important parts I will add something like no way you can do that Sharky the best thing to put here is something you think the audience will relate to Sharky is crazy for this now when you finish the script let's hop on the voice over you can use your beautiful voice to narrate the script or you can use AI I will choose the second option because um my voice isn't the right fit for narration the AI that I will be using is called 11 Labs it is the same AI that I use to create voiceovers for the videos on this channel to make sure that you have the best voice over possible for shorts put stability between 40 and 55% now when you want to emphasize something put those words in caps lock and the voiceover will say them louder also make sure that you put a comma where you want to make a little pause in the voiceover now we need to update the editing part of the formula you need to cut all of the boring moments from the video because you need to fit it in only 60 seconds with all the narrations for example I started the editing of this short with a video of 3 minutes and I I finished with exactly 58 seconds perfect if you don't find your short funny enough and entertaining enough go back to it and change everything you think is worth changing however don't stress yourself if this is the first time you are creating a short you will get better at it practice doesn't make you perfect it makes you better if you chase Perfection on YouTube you will wait forever good rhyme isn't it all right I will post this short now and let's see how it will perform with the new formula a few days pasted let's see the results 12.2 2K views you are probably disappointed and are ready to leave but don't let me tell you something how good this strategy works you can see in retention which is 7 Seconds more than usual it just wasn't shown to enough people to have millions of views that requires time right now on the channel I have a total of almost 11 million views over 100,000 watch hours and over 6,000 subscribers which means that I have passed the requirements for the ads monetization the most views I've got on the channel in one day was 325k and you can notice these ups and downs when some of the shorts go viral it would have been much more stable but I was very inactive on the channel and I barely posted however before reapplying for monetization I will have to delete all of the other shorts because they had no commentary on them and there are 23 of them that I need to delete it is not worth it so I started a new channel using this same strategy but in a different Niche and the strategy was proven once again if you are really serious about YouTube and want to grow faster then check the link in the description I can help you do that starting from January 4th reserve your spot because they are limited anyways you can watch this video right here to see how I built another shorts Channel but in a sports niche | Profit Multiplier | UCuv4K57YYxFHEn7TjixKD5g | 2023-12-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,874 | 9,607 |
PO-2lGK76GI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO-2lGK76GI | best drone in 2021 (under $2000) | [Music] the first product on our list is the dji mavic 2 pro this is our best premium drone under two thousand dollars the mavic 2 pro is probably the best consumer drone you can get for aerial video and photography before tipping the threshold for professional drones needless to say it comes feature packed with all the bells and whistles for those who are serious about their aerial video and photography for around sixteen hundred dollars although the prosumer drone is a significant step up from the mavic air 2 in both performance and price it's still quite easy to fly even for hobbyists you get a nice range of intelligent shooting in flight modes so capturing amazing shots is pretty easy plus you get dji's omnidirectional obstacle avoidance system with sensors in every direction that stops the drone from proceeding if an obstacle is detected so you can focus on getting the perfect shot what really sets the mavic 2 pro above the mavic air tube is the one-inch 20 megapixel sensor that delivers incredible optical performance so your shots are going to be sharper and clearer than what you get from the half inch sensor on the mavic air 2. you'll get true color and brilliantly detailed images and capture 4k uhd footage at 100 megabits per second putting you in the range of professional level drones that are significantly more expensive although you're limited to just 30 frames per second on the flip side you get the option of shooting 10-bit d-log m and 10-bit hdr plus you get the same 3-axis gimbal so your footage is incredibly smooth performance and handling are stellar and the ample battery gives you up to 31 minutes of flight time the max range is about 5 miles which is a little less than the mavic air 2. i think the mavic 2 pro is the best prosumer level drone offering top performance advanced features and professional level filming for hobbyists and photographers and videographers without having to venture into the more expensive professional drone segment thanks for watching and that's all for this video if you liked this video and it helped you out in any way please give the video a like and hit that subscribe button hope to see you guys in the next video till next time i'll see you later | Calll ★ Me ★ Mike | UCmoxZjFpoBd2n-dXoxc7U-g | 2021-07-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 395 | 2,230 |
HMBGaxCE0OE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMBGaxCE0OE | BRAND NEW 2019 HONDA CIVIC SI WALK AROUND REVIEW IN TONIC YELLOW 2019 CHICAGO AUTO SHOW | this brat was sumit automotive in Fond du Lac and Beaver Dam Wisconsin we are at the 2019 Chicago Auto Show and we're checking out all the vehicles here trying to do as many videos as possible that we can for all of our viewers out there today and right now I'm checking out this 2019 Honda Civic Si this vehicle has the 1.5 liter turbocharged four-cylinder motor which pumps out 205 horsepower color on this car is Tonique yellow I thought it was a really good-looking color and really a good-looking car I just wanted to do a video so everybody can get a good idea of the overall color and look to this vehicle four-wheel disc brakes comes with the painted and polished alloy rims comes with the decklid spoiler the LED tail light and you can see that light goes all the way across back trunk area as long as we're back here pretty ample space those back seats do fold down for extra storage has the sport exhaust here really a good look this particular one as the sunroom they try to option these out pretty good for the Auto Show inside the SI package gives you of course the SI kind of bucket racing seats you get the red stitching on there black seats cloth power windows power locks stability control has driver's seat height adjuster well they got the radio going in this one which is cool a lot of these don't have the power going can see it as the digital display you get your digital speedometer and everything right there comes with the infotainment system as well get your heated seats dual climate control if we go to home here and if it'll tell me what options it has you got your source right here this one has am/fm and Sirius looks like you can hook it up to your cell phone [Music] got all your settings smartphone connection so I'm guessing as the Android auto and apple carplay capabilities [Music] actually decent Headroom in this vehicle comes with the leather-wrapped steering wheel you get bluetooth controls on the left cruise controls on the right you get the red stitching on the steering wheel and actually a really comfortable car I would really like the carbon fiber on the dash here it's on both sides of the radio you get your stability control off right there you got your auto headlamps [Music] see if we can take a look at the back seats pretty typical like I said those seats do go down side curtain airbags [Music] this particular one comes with the goodyear eagle f1 tires and these are 2 35 40 are 18 to get four-wheel disc brakes and once again that tonic yellow a really good-looking car color and a really good-looking car you got the LED running lights in the hip in the front you got the projector lamp headlamps gloss black grill really a good-looking car I Drive that and like thank everybody for checking out the video we'll be at the Auto Show the rest of tonight and tomorrow and doing videos on just about everything that we find here so if you want to check those out go to youtube.com slash Summit Auto and remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there thanks again for checking out my video and we hope to show you some more thanks again | Summit Auto Reviews | UCoGkXYwHVKFmyjDBjBAxktg | 2019-02-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 583 | 3,134 |
c26WV0fvbQY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c26WV0fvbQY | SOAKED Pokémon VGC '20 | ROAD TO RANKED ULTRA SERIES | EP 5 W/Osirus | hi everyone and welcome back to another episode of our Pokemon VGC 2020 battle series my name is Lee Olson on Osiris and we're going to be finishing up the week with this team you can see on your screen in front of you is consisting of Kyle got a Pocock on requires a sinner or tornados and Cortana the team is always is down in the description below there's a rope in the poke paste you can check it out tried out if you liked it if you do try it out do let me know how you get on with the team and we'll just hop straight into it today as always if you do enjoy this sort of content please remember to drop a like on the video do subscribe to the channel for more Pokemon content and leave your comments down below let me know what your thoughts are on this team this week but we are sitting at it 0 at the minute that's a really nice game so far this week and hopefully we can finish it off flawless that be super nice to get back into the 2020 season and like I've been saying all week this team's super comp like super comfortable super consistent it's got answers around most things and so it's a nice one for us to kind of kick start off with and one of the reasons is well why it was a good option to start off the series is because of the archetype that it is the requires a kayaker I think it's quite an easy one to pick up and especially for the new players out there to start playing with and learning the format and getting involved in the competitive scenes so if you are starting up and VGC and you're wanting to play this season and you're looking for teams ideas go back watch the episodes this week you can see how the team operates and use the paste and just have a bit of fun with it so hopefully it is helpful at least to some of you and for everyone else I hope it's been entertaining that you don't want to play it but you've just enjoyed the matches this week we're just hopping on so hopefully it doesn't take too long to find our opponent first one of the episode it's been taking ages this week there's like no one on the battle spot and but what we'll do to hurry things along is I will just cut things cut this right now and we'll come back when we find a first opponent of the episode and we've got a first opponent of the episode we've got Delana galinha and we'll get straight into team creepy oh this looks like so much fun this doesn't it I mean it's gonna be gravity hypnosis spam you've even got your ninja and tabla Phinney for the salt combination in there as well so lots of fun things going on here consisting of Groudon and me to the restricted pairing here you've got supporting cast at Apple a likely going to be scarfed on this team especially providing the gravity support and imagine for the rest of the team especially at drifblim it does have that unburden ability I'll have the psychic seeds doubling its speed it probably will under speed the tap Aleli so we can see the gravity hypnosis combination there and then you've got the show ninja and the tap affinis so gonna be a great great great great team first of two start with em tap coke we're gonna be hugely important for us in this matchup because we need to be able to stop the hypnosis spam for sure I mean I think what we'll do is go turbo cocoa we'll go tinnitus will go Kyogre and doing wanting cinnamon or requires and probably Rick wiser as our last one here yeah yeah let's go firm that for and I think we'll be all hopefully hopefully we'll be alone spicy team for us to kick off with today though these are always ones that normally causes quite a lot of trouble but I feel like you've got ways around this team today so very reminiscent of them and mr. Anderson's team be nice to see I hope bars has made a QR cord of the team because I'd like to play on string at some point maybe it'll be a lot of fun I think so y'all gonna see we're gonna see the county here we'll probably see and sock soap shenanigan mommy there's a tap of any have protect I really feel like it would be it'd be the worst thing in the world if we go vol.2 it into the tap of fini tailwind I'll do we wanna volt switch and talk to the tapper Finney to prevent because I can see the ground on switching out right now yeah I'm gonna go for I'm gonna taunt this type of Finny problem is the problem is is the lay layer coming in for the Groudon and gravity being set up but that isn't the worst thing in the world I don't think let's go through the taunt into the Finney no chin in Jack okay that is the worst that's even worse for us because the Vols were job now excellent and Gardens gonna make mincemeat of our em over poor type of cocoa its eruption as well that's like everything going donate is just hangs on that's fine okay that's alright okay praça berry so it's not the worst thing in the world it'll get Kyle go onto the field now and we do have hurricane as well that we can hit fishin India for decent damage with a imagine the ground on the switch out there for let's have the thinning I think next and imagine so that's probably what happened go out on a go out time cleaning come back in but an on that logic it might be better to switch kale go out and to requires that but I just want to hit and get some damage onto the field and we've got to start hurricane Ying this shin injury I think take it down to its ash it is taunted so it's not gonna be able to toxic anything it will just be able to attack so but it's not gonna pick up a knockout on anything we could have tailwind it here as well could have been an option for us but I think at this point it's more important to try and get rid of this ninja we're gonna see switch out to have a fini come in it's a grad I'm gonna do garden has to switch out I just protects that's fine I don't mind getting a hurricane and a wasp but into that potentially be in range maybe next time from another some there's a similar combination class isn't it rough for the talent again and a waterspout I do want to taunt the Finney though I do I really do I because it's definitely got salt it's a hundred percent good silk I'm just not falling for this I'm gonna taunt into the Finney because I just don't want this stupid son enjoy being a water-type I can't do anything against it I don't think yeah I've got no cup of cocoa left we can't win this match now mental herb kidding what can we do against you ninja now can time install it but like that times probably not that great this is the worst suck so much as type of when you need it don't do and I can't literally can't do anything um okay I protect Cole Cayuga and I'll go for tailwind no I don't like socks in injure this is the worst I mean what can we do now I think we're gonna lose this one she ninjas gonna kick our ass possibly psychic yeah one down go down and she ninja going for toxic yeah yeah toxic is gonna try and kick a bus and will get rain where why haven't you got like an electric-type attack a grass-type attack and we'll go for a waterspout and we'll go for well I don't really want a dragon I mean we kind of go dragon ascent and in this like yeah it's just gonna come down to ninja it's gonna just toxic everything there's no way we can get around this either I'm gonna need to finish terrain this is what you need just just just ridiculous isn't it mental herb Finney really I mean it works doesn't it there's the Allies switch okay well we're delaying the a there anything to just Leila now we're just gonna get yeah why do we measure of all you shouldn't a mega revolve now Kyle they can't do anything ah my mind is just wrecked by a ninja and we're gonna have the ice beam I think and dragon ascent into the lair because you're not going to switch the Schillinger out every time I'm just gonna fall for this little gonna take a loss yes this is ridiculous I don't know if my opponents picked that one now now the thing is they're not gonna a lie switch I'll protect Carioca and I'm gonna just drag them into the laila if they always switch again like this is that yeah we're done we're done yeah yeah go for the mission in Jurek endless ten but we're not gonna do that so the combination of all that the annoying things in one pot come on combined with the silk and combined with mental health that's a toxic it's gonna start do they Ally switch though they probably do it doesn't matter at this point we can't win this game we just can't beat the mission injure there's like no way for us to do I really want to just get the grout on an end just forfeit but this point it's kind of pointless we could just move on to another game and could do that but let's not let's let's just try and get this crowd on this go ice beam and then they're probably gonna highlight switch here for sure no they don't they don't okay depends our fastest-growing on is whether we get the ice beam off or whether a pessimist blades comes out or whether it's gonna be an eruption I don't know could be any of the above couldn't it who knows we are faster so we get rid of the ground well that doesn't really make any difference like I say um so the sunlight does fade toxic toxic everything so we will forfeit this next turn and it's a good game to my opponent and this is the wind con that you get if you place your ninja with mental heads have a fini nothing can stop you except have a Coco which we lost turn one because of the switching in port Coco if we only had Coco it would be all fine now we should have probably thought about that a little bit more and rather than risking the bolts which out and risking shall knock out there kept that around and maybe switched in something library at that point we've seen a little bit better I think and then we still got the torn onto the finis in that situation although the man I had was a thing and it didn't even stay in at that point but good get into my pole it's a first loss this week and it would typically be tisha ninja so we will move on I'm sad by that the flawless victory is taken away from us right under our feet by a little shy ninja 9:1 like eight once done up too bad is it it's not too bad we could go nine one I guess or we could go it too it could go anywhere couldn't it it could go anyway so we'll just have to see what happens we'll go into this next one hopefully it doesn't take too long to find a next opponent home and just like magic mayo appears from Japan so we'll get straight into team pre and they've got a team of requires a Tony this Kyogre snap and then made up with cristela in cinema Unferth on saw an unfamiliar face and Cresselia that we don't see too often these days but a pleasant surprise nonetheless and I think in cinah role here it's gonna be really useful for us outside of the Calgary doesn't do too bad and the intimidate is so useful against that requires us so I will bring it we haven't really been bringing it very much at all but the intimidate here could be useful and also against a Cresselia just walls it and it does a decent job against the Ferrothorn and the fake head support is pretty nice as well and so we'll go in sinner ah I do want cocoa here I think we want to own a this cocoa do you want Kyle guard do we want ricotta I'll go the other thing is as well that Cortana could be quite good here I just don't know like the only other option to drop outside of in Sonora is for ray but now we'll go with it well go with this because I haven't really brought in center or week I don't feel like I have I don't know if there's been like one match maybe we brought it yeah I think there was and I think it was on Tuesday's episode to the second game and she's this episode abroad but outside of that we haven't bought word at all she's strange for a home on that is super super strong I'm like one of my popular pop one and format and to not bring it is a little bit surprising so we're gonna see Chris Elliott and Kyle come out I'd imagine we'll probably see a trick room from this Cresselia we could taunt the thing is though I could just switch tornadoes out and like I expected Cresselia probably have mental heaven and just don't want to get stung by it like twice in a row and I'm gonna pick out the Kyodai here could told Cresselia I don't know if that's really helping us it definitely helps like not having the trick room up for sure then really help us up too much in the next turn though if that's the case where we'd be better off just going into maybe our own kayo down here and then least we've got the snail the next turn with our insular all got hit out with u-turn if you want you in your posit I'll go the majesty and I see wind as well my we're gonna switch out okay that's coming in instant oral okay I don't mind that too much well fake out into the instant role they're gonna pick Kyle go out the next turn but it gives us the opportunity to new turn out on the Cresselia for sure you see I'm just an icy wind okay it's maybe better than a trick room look I would I wouldn't go as far as to say that it hasn't got rec room right now there's not really anything I want to switch I'm gonna yeah I'm gonna go for the u-turn on Sonia and I think we'll just do we protect other do I even really care about just gone for a waterspout I think you're gonna fake out into the Cuyahoga and if you don't and we punish them not faking out Kyle guy here and getting a bit cheeky and maybe go on pharynx in order to prevent the u-turn so I'll see what my opponents Saturday [Music] taking their time thinking about it I'm gonna just die laughing if they don't fake our Chi over here though but it's in such a good position going forward in this much you're certainly gonna switch out I'm gonna sing Kyle will come back in which is fine I think this opens it all for us to get either Coco that's the fake out here not safely yeah that's fine I'm all require onto the field and honestly it might be better to get oh we haven't got red you got cocoa so call goes just the option because we could just go for thunder into the Cuyahoga and a waterspout the other option is it's gone for a vault switch into in Senora predicting the Kyle got protects and the in Sonora switches out into Cresselia which is what I'd imagine my opponent to probably do here um it's just if we do that and the Kyogre doesn't protect and it goes for an attack then not on the greatest position and I'd rather get damage onto the coyote here and just kind of cover that slot rather than leave it kind of open just to do whatever but it does protect that's fine I mean we're gonna get the instant or now we are gonna speed this before yeah gets a snarl off so that I see wind coming in pretty clutch from my opponent yeah the water spots still gonna do a decent amount of damage though so it's not the worst thing in the world yeah so fast maybe it could be um what we'll do is we will evolve switched out on Michalka I'll switch okay I'll go out for tornadoes because I think tornadoes will be able to come in and take a water spot after a volt switch and they imagine my opponent prover he wants to go origin possib it stays in but it doesn't stay and so we're just gonna simply person it and back out onto the field and probably soon be in sinner or either you turn us small again and imagine but we can definitely get urns and roll back out onto the field I think that's probably better at this point to avoid another stall coming out from my opponents in Sonora if it does but it's likely to maybe go u-turn to get there Kyle got back out onto the field well just snow okay tornadoes avoiding that is helpful for us sure we could well we can't take out the Cresselia and taunt it as well mm-hmm or we could just see you turn the press because I think the fake-outs pretty obvious from us but it might be nice just to shut down the Cresselia anyway and just switch into back into Kyle guy really I don't really see a nurse not coming out at this point I'd seen you you turn coming out from the consumer which makes in my head at least the car coming back in a little bit safer from snow damage what are you gonna switch a marathon coming out okay you see the new tune it's a nice play for my opponent getting that additional damage onto our and center all of the iron bombs for sure and there's a new tone yeah that's right so imagine Kyle go come out now this is why requires I would have been really really useful because now we are in a bit of a pickle with the Kyogre does come onto the field I can't physically attack the Ferrothorn with in general that we kind of meeting want to do a do I don't really want to lose in several like so freely but switching into anything like tornadoes is probably the best we can do and protect that Kyogre got to open the door to try and get some cocoa out into the field and maybe start making a few more predictions here because my opponents and the minute really controlling the board there's an orange impulse coming they should take this where's the terrible power coming into our car right now did he tell wind now how do we just double into the ferret on I'm gonna waterspout and hurricane into the parrot bond we might lose our car over here but I want to get damage onto this marathon I feel like this is like all all-in and probably not the right player to do like tale ending here might be the better option because they don't think of hurricane the waterspout is gonna actually pick up the knockout on the first on it's just whether it's switches yeah yeah okay that's what we wanted to see now a hurricane probably doesn't get the incent role and if we expect it's probably switching there because it thinks Tony this is Bertha's e move yeah it's definitely a sole presence in all we are the experts being so that's that's useful get extra damage on the boss to take down in cinahl get a little bit of chip onto the Kyogre it doesn't really help us against the Ferrothorn but at least we've got our we avoid okay we got pretty lucky that at least we've still got in sinner on back and I'd imagine Chris Tyler to come back in now utilize those icy winds yeah I'll set up a trick room that could be the other option there which we could do and just to deny that maybe golf for her I turned into that slot and Scott we could scold it as well just get some damage onto it because of how much for paying it actually is and how much support can offer the whole team I just don't want the the trick room going up I don't mind an icy wind coming out we can get around that with - and if tornadoes gets through this turn that's a nice damage there ice beam they're gonna take down solidus yep and didn't see the trick room I think I would probably do I'd imagine and I just I see wind which isn't the worst at all because now we get caught onto the field and we can really play it on the fact that Kyle guitar is pretty threatened and by takako the Ferrothorn probably comes in on that slot I don't think we're in the worst position at all yeah you know Gotha Thunder into it then we'll just scold again into the Cresselia it's likely got a barrier in my turn the Cresselia but if we can land a thunder into Cairo that I mean we I think we just win because then in sinner I'll just win this game once the power goes down in sonorous super super fine but as long as I got like you've got to think like if you if my opponents which is a car I'll go out at any point it opens it all for us to switch in cinturón so and then as long as we do that for car that we've got a nice switch in for opposing water type of tattoo are in sin or or and as long as Coco's like not the - - it's still in a decent position to put some pressure on we are going to see the first one switch in the Kyle to protect yeah right oh but we get a free skull onto the Ferrothorn which is nice yeah you've got all match in the next turn and if we get a phone as well this will be huge for us let's make damage no burns no been Cresselia has to switch in now I think for the the Kyogre tastic but what we can do is switch in our answer wrong kind of checking the Kyle ger so if the Kyle ghost is in on my opponents end it's gonna go down so it gives us a free switch into until all so we've got no worries here and we don't want to just leave the Kyle got on the field anyway in front of the Python so we should take a jar bowl from the Firth on this one - Coco if I'm making sense yeah I don't feel like I'm just jabbering to this point and intimidate coming out which is useful on to the fret phone as well thunder doesn't it it does this is useful damage on to this persona the problem is though the Kyle goes got that free switching and there's a joke okay I'm gonna protect Coco and giving you small because I imagine the Kyle got to come back in but could you turn Oh into the Cresselia yeah might be better doing that yeah I think the worry here would be if you're ballsy enough you go for power weapon to the Ferrothorn slot there they is Benson or slot with proton farad I'm gonna protect okay that's fine we'll see what this Cresselia does probably gonna go for an icy wind but Coco's like the most important thing for us yet we don't want like the trick room going up here would be pretty bad for us actually be really bad for us actually yeah that's like the worst kit yeah there it is okay um not the end of the world gonna happen at some point I think but will protect our piston and bring in Saroyan hopefully we don't see a leech seed from my opponent on to the coke was a lot more like a terrible we can still win this one let's just get through any trickery turns and this there's definitely a turn that we can try and take advantage of the next turn is not going for a fair go for flex into the photon switching our Kyle go into coal coal and hope my opponent doesn't switch out their Cresselia into the car over that turn there's a Gerry ball into in Sonora yep lights green coming out nice okay Kristen is shown it's worth the problem doing this right is I got flavourless into the parathe on I switch okay I'll go into coke or they switch in there Kyle go I mean it's not really it's I'm gonna do it I'm gonna do it although is there any reason for them to keep Cresselia on the field right now not really it makes sense to get the Kyogre in it really does so it's kind of pointless going for that play whereas if I go first all but I've got to try and do because otherwise we're just gonna be in the kind of this the same cycle as always yeah I mean you have to try we need the rain today this is where Rayquaza would have been just so much better power it will probably take us down now here and this locks the game for my opponent really because we can't we can't physically attack the Ferrothorn we can't really do anything to the the Kyogre I have the other option there would have been potentially snarling protecting Kyogre but we would be kind of in the same for the next time where we have to switch out and although it does gives a bit more room to get around potential pair trick room turns is that's what we've got to stall out at the minute I mean the one thing we could potentially do is Bank on a power whip miss which mean you never really wanted to but it could happen we've got snow how it it doesn't miss it does connect we do take it can we take an Origin pulse that's the thing origin pulse could miss for sure and then we get this cold burn and Ferrothorn we needed to avoid on the other one yeah that's that's too much first yeah I'm not gonna happen I don't think we deserve that unless I think like my opponent like this call that they they've brought it's so difficult to break down and the Cresselia really provides that nice option to kind of just bring in speed controls there and it's yeah we've not got as much to deal with it is you maybe like to have and like an another team or something like that it it's a lot more difficult - do you Nala don't wings or anything like that self and I never all right but I think we're gonna lose this one I would you pose disconnect single target even - team should take it down yeah and good game to my opponent so OH two losses - they're not great to end the week upon but you know what that this last one is fine a really well played game from my opponent and the one before we should enjoy some we're not gonna let that count holy and but it's been a lot of fun this week let me know in the comment section if you want to see this team progress and play it again next week or if you'd like to see something mixed up it would be great to hear your opinions on that and we'll come back on Monday with more VGC 2020 action have a great weekend my friends and I'll see you all for the next mistletoe and take care and bye bye 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1Amm_cr2NpE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Amm_cr2NpE | mjbots quad A1 leg experimentation - part 3 | hi josh here and we're back last time we partially assembled a leg and ran into a number of difficulties mostly with the upper leg and its cap and the length of the screws required to fit everything together as well as the overall tension so a trip to the 3d printer has resulted in a new upper leg lower and base section which is both slightly longer has the tensioning carriage further in towards the belt and has appropriately sized screws for all the hardware but we have to first clear out the support and reinstall the heat set inserts so we'll get started i'll begin by removing the support from the top half which has support really only in the bolt holes as mentioned before and there we have all the support removed now we'll move on to the heat set inserts that get installed in the base there are one two three four five six seven of them that need to be installed all m3 heat set inserts we once again have our block of scrap metal a bunch of inserts and a soldering iron set to 650 fahrenheit now for the insert that goes into the carriage i want to have the insert either set flush against this inside surface or pressed far down in i'm not sure if the insert an insert will fit in this hole so we'll check if it doesn't it does so i won't be able to push this one flush but i can insert it down in and it's going to solve a line anyway so there's we'll just all right so there's all our insets installed inserts installed now we'll disassemble this leg from its motor so that we can install the new one the nice part about living in new england one nice part is that mcmaster will deliver the most part nearly any hardware next day for very reasonable shipping prices so now we have some m3x4 hardware for bolt as well as some m3 by 25 or 35 which we will use for the top oh it was supposed to be at m3x6 and the head is just supposed to poke out all right so those are attached now we can have the leg in and it goes in this orientation curve that way before we install it we'll put this slide this insert in and so now the insert starts out much closer to the belt which means the bolt needs less travel and at this point we can install the top cap the top of the upper lid and here we will use the new mcmaster hardware because there is a an m3 by 35 and the 35 will be sufficient to reach down into the p100 previously had an m3 by 30 in the last attempt but that was based off of a slightly earlier version duration of this episode it was wider and so well and now that it's the current width and did tighten down so there we go and so we'll use five of those now for the bottom bolts here these outer four should be m three by sixes that one felt like it was if the insert isn't quite aligned with the surface the bolts will bind going in and that one sounded like it was starting to bind a bit so rather than strip it out i just stopped and it's already basically flush all right there's our upper leg two halves they fit together now we need to see we're definitely going to be able to fit the our mock-up 3d printed axle we'll insert that now and then see about pre-tensioning with the caps here are the caps so we'll get one cap on the bottom and we'll snap that into the leg at least attempt to and so this was one operation which was very challenging on the old leg was doing the pre-tensioning and we'll see if i was able to make this easier with this these caps and instead of the apparently these caps don't even fit in the leg at all that cap is in pull this back until i can get the bearing to go into the okay the bad cap in that cap now the pre-tensioning operation i'm bending this while putting this cap on let's see how easy or hard that is like that that wasn't too bad it's certainly a lot easier than before this is spinning freely the belt is already pretty tensioned which is kind of what you want because the tensioner will make it very tight when we as we use the tensioning carriage so this then has the two flat heads that go in the two flathead m4s to hold and as mentioned this is a just a mock-up 3d printed axle the axle will have to be metal that's one of the few pieces that can't be 3d printed effectively there's no good way to 3d print an axle that can hold up to the shear loads this does that's a bit more binder not quite as free um spinning as i would have expected something is rubbing i think it might be no that's not rubbing feels like something against the pulley and the belt does appear to be i think this leg may be too wide there's looks like there's a about two millimeters extra maybe even three millimeters extra width on the pulley and i don't think it needs to be that extra wide which is probably allowing the pulling on the top to rub against the side of the bearing or outside of the upper pulley we can take off this top and verify that for sure okay before we do that let's try tensioning so i have uh the longest fully threaded m3 you can get for not five dollars a piece for master and we'll stick this in this tensioner and see if it tensions up i'm just gonna watch him to see the carriage move and so the carriage is moving and that's pretty tight now so that is definitely pushing the carriage in and that's a perfectly fine working tension although there's not much trouble left on the bolt for having a i mean it's only got it has a fair amount more you can put an incredible amount of tension on this since it's at an angle and has bearings and we don't really want an incredible amount of tension on it all right so that moves freely i still have to figure out why the belt isn't quite moving as freely as it should there must be something mating on the upper pulley but now we'll make a stab at putting a foot on it we have a leg right now i guess we'll next start by doing the foot and then once we have a foot we can work on the upper joints so the foot here as mentioned before has this plastic piece which is a solid infill part and we'll do is epoxy a squash ball onto it and then this will mount on to the bottom just with two bolts which will fit into the inserts we put the inserts we put here into this lower leg piece so let's get out our epoxying setup and we'll epoxy a squash ball onto this piece to do the epoxying i have bob's 30 minute epoxy which is a standard one i use for operations like this it has a long working life so if you have many parts to do in one go you can and the digital scale and the cup will let us measure it out it can be done by volume or weight i'll put on gloves before working with the epoxy i'll mix it for 60 seconds actually and i haven't done this before so i'm just going to put a little bit of epoxy on the bottom and then rub the ball around in it to spread it up around the mating surface and we'll see how well that works so i'm going to make it with the logo side down and we'll just rub that around and it looks like it's getting to all the surface so if i set that down in with the dot up let that sit there and this has a 30 minute working life and in practice it's tacky still for maybe three hours or four hours and but we'll be able to start using it on our leg in probably only half an hour an hour or so so we'll come back in that long well i've waited a while now the epoxy is still still extremely viscous but it's good enough to move on with the rest of that working on the leg so we have our foot here with the squash ball attached it's going to attach into the leg like so and then we either will use a six millimeter or eight millimeter bolt to attach it i'll start trying a six i think that's probably what i used well there we have it a leg at least one degree freedom of the leg now this has as i mentioned a couple of things which we'll want to fix at least one before we run it on a robot which is to figure out what's causing the binding on the belt in the top it may also be that it's time to shrink this down and with this there's definitely way more margin that is necessary around the belt before we do that though let's look at the next part [Music] the next part are the second and third axes on the leg those i did not change as much they were in well first is what i call the upper motor joint which mates onto this knee motor and allows you to attach the leg motor too this is roughly what it looked like before which it has a series of one two three four five six seven bolt holes to go through this takes the improvements that i made in the most recent quad a1 version of this by allowing access to the bolt head so this is just a flat surface that the bolt goes in and then mates to the qdd 100 and you can access the bolt with an l wrench and it's printed in this orientation so probably could get away with almost no support but it's a gentle curve at the bottom it's circular to fit the qd 100 so the support allows that to come out in a relatively well the part that's different which i'm going to have to experiment with is the cable management which there are some insert holes on the top face which for 3d printed insert or heat set inserts which we'll use to attach some cable mounting fixtures or additional parts that will be used for routing the cables i'll get to that in a little bit so that's we still need to de-support this and try attaching it the other part of that is the joint that mates to the shoulder and so this is also very similar to the part on the qt 100 except i'm going to try printing it in a different orientation the qdd 100 part was printed in this orientation which necessitated a lot of support on the inside to support this upper surface and that support left an interface layer on both the top and the bottom which had to be relatively clear which took a good five or ten minutes of work on each part to get it to a usable finish with this version i'm going to try printing it in this orientation which we'll see how well that works and in this orientation the only support that's necessary is this thin ridge on either side which leaves no support on the interior mating surfaces this i was able to do with prusa's paint on support feature although probably you could have just as easily done it with a support enforcer that was a rectangular block which might be more robust from a maintenance of the s 3mf file so what i'm going to do now is de-support remove the support from these two parts and we'll try fitting it together and see how it works there we go support removed let's try it on a motor and see how it works which looks like it will fit and so one of the challenges with the old quality one since it had that uncertain support layer it had to be relatively wide to account for how clean you could get it which meant there was a fair amount of flex this will first attach onto one the question about this is how if it will be strong enough and what we'll have to print it in pet g is likely okay they'll probably have to be a denser infill than this particular version was printed with so i think that this needs an m3 by eight but we will look and see for the part that attaches onto the shoulder clear off this support debris looks like was an eight because that comes i designed them all to come through approximately three millimeters so we'll stick this on to a qd 100 now the front facing mount on the qdd100 actually allows you to go deeper than three millimeters so this could easily be a m three by ten if we wanted to reduce the number of different hardware length or hardware lengths required yes that was something i was worried about this is also going to have to be changed now apparently to um not rub which means the back face needs to it's currently flat and square which means it rubs against the qd-100 as it spins that was i was going to see if i could get away with that and the answer is i can't so we will have to change that that's okay we'll go and try the using this as the other motor so this will go in and we'll attach this as if it were an upper motor like so and one thing i am going to try doing in this iteration is changing the cable management with the quad a1 the upper motor was routed like this the cables came from inside the robot through a flexible plastic conduit and came around made a u-turn and joined in here and there is a fixture here to clamp the conduit to and similarly the cables exited from this front point and came in a long loop up to the knee motor and that meant as the upper leg moved this that conduit was able to flex and keep the rotation to a minimum it's kind of unsightly to have a giant conduit and so i'm going to try to do this time is having the conduit from the robot come in here to this front and having the wire from this side come up and rotate through a much smaller region so it doesn't have to extend beyond the rough volume of the qdd-100 i don't know if that's going to work or not but we'll give it a try i'll show what that hardware looks like here in a second once we install this motor and get the upper motor in install i believe these are yep these are m3x6s that are necessary for these holes i also made this part be symmetric it doesn't matter so much it might we might make it asymmetric in order to strengthen it up the side where it needs the most clearance is the one on the back of the qtd 100 since it has the the cut the protruding part for the controller this side you could fill it in all the way through here which is what the quad a1 did for looks and weight i made it be asymmetric symmetric this time so it's the same both directions but there's a chance this is going to break off near the root i should say that the natural orientation to print this part would be vertically like this but that would make a natural z layer line which would just rip apart which is why we're limited to either printing it in this orientation or this orientation both of which put the z layer lines in directions where there isn't going to be a lot of mechanical stress this looks like it fits all right onto this motor now the upper leg i'll remove the support from it it doesn't have very much just a little bit on the bottom all right so now the two parts that have to fit on here are this has to attach to the upper motor like so and that will be we'll see if it's with eight or ten long bolts eight millimeter ten millimeter millimeter long volts see what i designed looks like it was either but probably 10 would be better so we'll get out the pin [Music] and i know it's 10 coming from here to the other motor and it looks like i set this up where we can't install them even after this is attached and some incarnations of the quad a1 the bolts going to the knee motor could not be installed once this was attached already which meant they had to be pre-positioned but since that is not the case i'll omit them for now and we'll stick them in later and so this round interface is what i'm going to have to switch back to on the shoulder as well which will just add a little bit more support at the bottom all right so there's that now this attaches to the knee motor with those like so and so this uses seven of the and three by seven and as with the quad a1s version we have to attach those with an l wrench or an allen key which is annoying and actually i'm gonna i guess that would have been a reason to get them started before i thought i'd set these to be a loose fit which meant i could just push them down in yeah you can that's the goal is that otherwise it'd be it's painful to do many turns with an l wrench when you only can go through 90 degrees of rotation and so goes to pop those down in [Music] where no turning is required all right so call seven now these fit like so and then they get screwed down in and this part can take a while because you can only turn the allen key through a little bit more than that you can maybe go about 180 degrees for some of it and sometimes you can only go through 90 if it's down too far depending upon how long your l wrenches and so you just crank down and so that they don't get cockeyed i'm going to do a little bit on each one keep them from cross threading uh okay well there's no two ways around it that is a tedious job um about the same as it was in the quad a1 to be fair but and so now we have a two degree of freedom leg um close to a three degree freedom one now i'll go on a digression about cable management and this may end up using some b-roll let me find the other piece here's the other piece and so what i the biggest problem the cable management on the quad a1 was the cable between this knee motor and the upper leg motor and the challenge is that we want this to be able to move a good amount at least 180 degrees more would be better without overly stressing the cable that connects between the two of them and different robots tackle that in different ways the the quad a1 had the upper leg motor mounted in this orientation and a big loop of conduit going between the two of them which allowed this to move almost 360 degrees to be fair i'm okay with less than 360 degrees though because in practice going to 180 either way is all that's necessary for most locomotion so what i'm going to try is i have a small channel which will mount onto the top of the knee motor like so and it has a cavity which runs up through the middle and comes out this side with rounded edges i'll throw some cat up here to show what that cross section looks like and that mounts here and then the wire comes out in this direction then once i remove the support from it i have a piece here was easy to pull [Music] which acts as a shield and a guide for the cable so that it doesn't violate its minimum bend radius because that's the challenge with these cables that are moving is that you can't if you violate their minimum bend radius they will fail rapidly and as long as you don't they'll be okay and so that on the quad a1 the conduit solution the conduit is semi-rigid and is rated for many cycles of flexing and so it prevents the cables inside from bending it too tight of a radius or getting pinched while not failing itself and so what i have here is a piece with this is mostly cosmetic this outer flap just to keep you from seeing the wire and on the inside it has a guide which is shaped in this shape and this shape and the wire comes up through here it'll go into this guide and on into the into this guy this i call the upper motor cable guard and then as this moves the wire wraps around that curved guide preventing it from turning into sharper radius and it also can be a relatively straight length and there'll be no cable dangling down at all it'll just be it's the same length always it's just a matter of how it flick or how it's spun and so what i want to test here first is that these pieces will attach properly and then we'll have to make a cable that's the appropriate length and see if it fits and i think i'll save that for the next time thanks for 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5_ZhUCMxQ8M | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_ZhUCMxQ8M | RailsConf 2018: Reporting Live from the Ramp of Death by Thijs Cadier | [Music] hello so I'm paste from Amsterdam and I just want to say hi to my three year old kid I was watching on a livestream at the moment so I loose yes and let's get started so imagine you run a SAS company it's like the third month of your existence you wake up in the middle of the night and pageview just calling you that the server is done and the only other person who can actually fix it there's no holiday it sounds easier so you can spend an hour fixing this figure you go back to sleep and you wake up ready groggy and then you find five support issues in your inbox and actually you can make no progress on the feature you're working on but that you were really looking forward to and then like like at lunch you get an email from this or freelancing a client you have who's offering you a super lucrative job and you're faking like why am I doing this again and this sort of lucky motion is what I want you to focus on their own the stock this is that's what we're really going to delve into so let's get started with some definitions what says says the software as a surface so it's it's software you deliver over the internet on usually a monthly basis so somebody pays you some money and you solve a problem for them and they have no hassle they can just use the thing we are really thinking about it too much so you're all familiar with a number of these these SAS companies that you see all basically use the exact same business model that we use as well and this one you're probably not familiar with the long slow ramp of death and we'll get a lot deeper into this in a bit but it comes down to it describes the revenue curve that you will see in a SAS business in the early years and it's caught on a ramp of death because because your costs are pretty high and then you kind of have to slowly grow up to the base level of your costs so you are by default dead most of the way so this is my sass it's called epic no and it's the best monitoring tool for Ruby any electric teams that want to build a really high quality application so why am I here talking about this and I think if you were here this morning Sam talked about this bit already as well like it's it's I love the technical stuff I've actually done technical presentations mostly but in the end it's all about like what what what technology is really doing in the world and so so we meet I think we need to think a bit more about the context around it as well so I think here for ways as developer to make money and and doing the sass is one of them but let's look at the other ones first so you can work as an employee and I've actually I'm gonna fortunate situation that I I've never actually had a job because I started a client service company straight out of college so I'm not super familiar with this but like people tell me it's it's about it has some pros and cons so you always get paid unless your employer is going bankrupt in that case you're out of luck another really big upside is that if you play your card well you can find a team of people that you can learn from and actually help you grow as a developer banks will allow you to get a mortgage and you usually don't have to make our own decisions so if your person would pretty low stress tolerance it can be nice to just like close your laptop at 5 and have somebody else worry about the impact on the stuff that you did this can also be frustrating so if you are the type of person that then wants a lot of control of their work it's really can be really frustrating if somebody's making decisions for you so if you get a new boss or something like that you might totally spoil your work the pleasure in your work same goes for new hires maybe you don't have influence of the whole hiring process and you end up with some people on your team that you might not like or or operate with well finally you're probably not going to become financially independent this way so the second way is working as freelancer so the big upside of that is that you you can make a super good income and current market so I have some friends who do this and they're basically just dis paying off a house in Amsterdam which is pretty expensive in a decade just by running a lot of billable hours you can move around between the between projects a lot so that can be nice if your internet this is another one of those sets that can also be a column based on your personality type so you do you cannot really invest it to cull bait for a very long time and some people I know end up just paying off a lot of other people's technical death all the time now the first option is basically a scaled up version of freelancing so this is something me and my co-founders of AB signaled it for for a number of years before we started product company so this business model is basically like freelancing you get project from your clients they pay you for deliverable or per hour and then you send a bill after doing the work and basically that's it the pro here is that you could pay pretty fast and you can make a lot of money at this if you do it as a small skill if you're still with three four people and you're all billable all the time that's that's a really good business and you can also make money at this at a larger scale so if you're above twenty people it starts becoming really really lippert if again the corner is that that is the medium scale in between these two things is really quite awful because there comes a point where are you where the original founders have to spend so much time on project managing and making sure that everybody's happy that you not billable yourself anymore but if you don't have enough people to actually compensate for that you basically make no money but the biggest downside of this business model is that you will encounter the client services dragon as I like to call it so this dragon is about this dragon is about represents the pressure you have to actually get a lot of jobs in which you need to pay everybody salary so you're hiring these people you pay the salary and then but you do actually need need new projects all the time to feed to the dragon and this leads to something I call the great people paradox so this dragon is hungry you always need to feed it and you you actually sell sell projects to your clients based on great people you have but but then but then you actually need new projects all the time to be able to pay these people so that means you sometimes are in a position where you need to take on on some no no awesome jobs and your your employees will start hating you for it because they they are in these inspiring projects all the time then they have an incentive to leave and they can really tumble down into into the situation where you are where you have neither a good customers nor employees I'm a clicker is messing up a bit so yeah this is the right slide so the first option is the one I like best but it's it also has issues it's running a product company so when we got started we of course looked at the base camp like everybody does and we try to emulate what they do and the H has a really great presentation back from 2008 very kind of goes against the whole venture capital model where you just grow for growth's sake and it came up with this I think it's pretty good job so so so what's the thing in between its price just having a price is a really important thing for running a product business and of course it really worked for him because if you can afford having a racing team as a hobby you obviously did something right but I think this is not a complete story there's actually a really crucial component missing here and that explains why so many for the companies fail so this is us like back in the day before when we were still in the if I'm fat this whole thing will be easy and we actually had no idea how this whole product figure would work so back when we first had a client surfaces agencies and you see we had some like other product ideas before we started doing the app said no so and then evilly we thought we could combine these two things so therefore we tried before we did AB said no so we tried to turn client work into a product a few times so for example we had one ecommerce real engine that we sold to some fashion companies and we basically just build websites for them based on this on this core but it ended up being such a spaghetti code base with stuff for each customer for each client in the main code base we were unable to sell it already or open sources or do anything useful with it secondly we had we had a bunch of projects with partners that did the best aside so we thought okay let's build a thing and we don't know how to market so and then we will met these people who were supposedly good at marketing what often happens then is that you build a thing and then the people were supposed to sell it are actually really not that good at selling it or just sell good at selling themselves to you so then you made use investment and basically you get nothing in return and that can be really frustrating probably a lot of you have been in that position thirdly we started loads of projects but we didn't actually ship them so this is probably something we're also also familiar with if you do an if you try a new product idea the first 80% is awesome and you do it over the weekend and it looks like it's almost finished but then actually finishing the last 20% is super hard and takes weeks so that's a that's a really huge bump you have to go over to be able to ship anything so then we just gave up we will fart like okay let's just just let's just become a really good client services firm but that we were sort of unhappy about this when we just did not really see how we could do it so what happened then is that that to keep our people happy we introduced 20% time so we gave even though like these people maybe no we're not working on the most amazing projects all the time at least on Fridays they could work on stuff they found interesting and then something happened we had this idea for fur products and it's this is pretty interesting I realized when listening to David clean out yesterday that exception is actually based on complexity compression so in verse three except for notifications was introduced which lets you plug into the instrumentation framework of rails without running a lot of monkey patches and that actually allowed us to to do a project product initially because like our compare or the main completion either at the time would would have a bunch of monkey patches and like replicating that and actually supporting it would be super hard because act support notifications existed we could just hook into that and made all their life much easier so I think you can really see the complexity compression principle play at the reality here so now we're finally arriving to the actual topic of the dark to the long slow sass ramp of death so this is the woman who came up with this concert a concept she is the CEO of Constant Contact which is a which is a mill --mode meeting this delivery software as a service platform and they started at and it's basically like MailChimp that you're probably more familiar with and they started out in the 90s where you still had to do your own credit card processing and like build out a lot of stuff you know by server from Sun you know she's seen it all and she did the presentation few years back that introduced this concept that really inspired us and like made us see that this thing was actually possible so let's look at what this thing actually looks like so this is this is a pretty typical long slow slow grunt of death you'll see that it's there's no hockey stick here I think that's one important aspect of it we'll get into the why of this in a bit you just see a really slow curve trending upwards and this is s this is the cost you have in your business so the costs are a combination of salaries for example you have to spend on product development and the Red Cross or such as housing so actually red reality it's a bit more like this you'll see that your course slightly increase as you as you grow but the big core of chunk of your costs is it's just salaries or the opportunity cost of the people that are working on a product so this is the reason most SAS companies film so you start out with a pretty high cost level and basically no revenue in the beginning and you can market and sell as much as you want you're never going to be fast in actually getting to the point where you go for the basic costs so I think a lot of people who do products never make it out of this this first red corner the reason for this is that people are expensive so if you if you have to pay salaries well you all know how much developers make and these are onerous as well so also so but then you're working as an employee but even if you're just doing this yourself you have to take opportunity cost into account so you might have a relaxing job or you might have a good corporate job if you're not actually making billable hours you will have less money in your bank account at the end of the month so even if you sort of do it for free by by working doing the work yourself you're still actually losing money so the second part of this is so this explains what a cost level is it's pretty consistent and also high from the beginning we haven't looked into into the reasons why this the revenue is long-standing yet and there's some theory here that's really useful to understand also also if you ever talk to an investor about but a business like this they will use these words so it's pretty pretty handy to know what they mean so the first one is customer acquisition cost and customer acquisition cost is a grouping of all kinds of money that you spend to get new customers so it's just just general marketing its buying Google Ads it's running time you spend on writing blog posts doing sales it's a bunch of stuff and you group it all together so part of this you can really measure so if you if you are lucky enough to be in a business where you can put some Google Ads all up and people who sign up for a trial you can really like calculate exactly how much you're spending on this trial in our case that doesn't happen so much so so it so you kind of have to bundle up all this this combination of direct and fake thing she do I'm just just add them up for the whole month and then divide that by the number of customers she got on that month so I was really happy that I was still able to slip in some Ruby code in the news presentation so yeah you'll see the calculation here so in this case we spent $5,000 on acquisition cost in the given month we gave thousand dollars of discounts this is usually addressed to the acquisition costs as well and then we got further in your customers and then you sum up the acquisition the total acquisition costs plus discounts and divide that by the customers and you end up on the number so that's the first part in the whole big calculation of never going to dive into the second part is average revenue per unit so this is this fancy word for how much money are you making per customer super simple calculation you make ten thousand dollars in revenue explained by 2 or less customers next up is gross margin this is also actually very simple concept it's about how much money money you have left after running the surface so here you you make the state make a distinction between direct costs and costs from product development so in this case you would include things like a Google app sorry like a customer support like paying email delivery service buying hosting basically anything that you really need to operate the service for the specific customer but you do not include product development at all so if you build a new feature that will be useful for multiple customers that's not in here so let's look at the calculation so you have again a $10,000 in revenue you're spending two thousand on the rack costs and you calculate the percentage percentage of that so in this case it would be twenty percent next up is churn so this is how many customers cancel each month and then you look at the revenue look at that as a percentage of revenue so if you have a few customers you take the plan value that they have and you look at how how to compare to the total revenue you have at that time so in this case we lose 800 dollars revenue per month and again we calculate a percentage and turn you can use we don't use it in the calculation directly but you can use it to calculate retention and this is really a key thing in in vanilla sauce as we'll see in a bit retention is about how many months your customer stick around so the longer the better and the easiest way to calculate retention is by running a little loop like this so you just keep deducting the determine percentage from your base base line until you reach a number of months where we're kind of reaches zero and then all these numbers combine to lead to the king of of metric for a software service company lifetime value and lifetime value is calculated like this so you take multiply the average revenue per unit with retention and you multiply it with gross margin and you deduct the customer acquisition cost from it so I made an example of a pretty pretty typical use case for this for for a customer that might happen in the real world so you spent your spending $200 to acquire a customer then she signs up for $50 a month plan and then she turns after using the product for 28 months which is really long I wait us that that that's a really good score then you made $1400 in total revenue you spent $10 a month to actually run the service and pay for hosting uh so on so that's 280 in total and then you actually made in the end after 28 months you have a total balance of making nine hundred and twenty dollars on this customer so this is this is pretty cool you made over $900 no bad like e-commerce companies for being super happy about this number but now we're getting back back to the lungs to our ramp of death you didn't have to wait five months to even break even because you had to you have to make back that customer acquisition cost that you that you spent so it takes until until month five until until you're actually seeing a dependency your bank account increase so that's pretty challenging and and from this follows this statement the money in in software service is ready in keeping customers super happy for a very long period of time because we've got an existing customer you already paid of the acquisition cost so the longer they stick around the better the margins on this this customer are actually going to be so whatever you do you you need to make sure that that your turn is low and that you're actually providing a super awesome service to all your customers otherwise you end up in this situation where you just keep spending a lot of money on acquiring new customers but when they drop out six months later you maybe didn't even make any money on them because they they they just didn't stick around long enough so this leads to pretty interesting situations where you could have for sale for a $10,000 or lifetime value customer you're super super happy you pop open the champagne but actually like if you just look at the revenue for that month while your closest customer you're not going to see anything you might even see depending on situation you might even see a dip because you first have to make back the acquisition cost so that's that's pretty country country interior there's like sometimes even do a lot of really good sales can actually lead you to lose money of the first three months yeah so this happens you know you make the awesome sale and basically you don't see any any anything happening in the graph and yeah so this is sort of a problem even if you do everything exactly right it's still struggling you have to be super patient so this leads us to to the mission so so how can we actually survive this so so the the the world is really awesome like once you climb the remnants you're in a really good position because you have a base or a base of revenue they just keep adding on top of that and and that's really nice but you have to have left if I have some you have to you have to find some way to actually make it through the first part and just to illustrate how dire the situation can be this is the two first two months of EPs ignore so I shall notice in the first month Clements which is a friend of ours he actually signed up he was our first customer that was awesome we made 50 euros next month we double the revenue which is the super good growth percentage and then we actually made 16 said 350 you'll see there are stacks so yeah you know you cannot even buy lunch for the whole team with that kind of money so how do we survive it so I don't have all the answers here but I will share some stuff that that we find useful so we did a lot freelancing so this is probably not what you were out before we just financed the whole thing by working for or for other clients we decided early on that we just do it on an individual basis because we're really not passionate but product company anymore yeah I wish it were different but that's why we did it second thing we did is just being super cheap so we didn't have an office we spent no money I actually had the same laptop for like more than two years which which had never happened to me before since I was 18 or something we did meetings at a trade station you know it's it just have to be really picky about what you spend your money on this is a huge one if you can get some customers that pay up front that's that sort of like getting an investment if somebody believes in you when they pay you for the whole year in the first month you actually make bhakti acquisition cost immediately and you have some free cash if you used to to invest have some stuff that you otherwise couldn't have done so this this I think this is one of the like if you take one thing away from this if you really do decide to start a company like very focus on trying to get some customers to pay to pay a victim of money for the first year another advantage is that it will show you if you're really on the right track because if people will commit to something like this you know they're you're probably really solving a problem for them this was a pretty hard one for us as Dutch people so where we come from a culture where you're that's quite a lot of pressure to be sort of modest and not not being like too too bold about stuff that you cannot actually execute on yet like this this is something we really needed to do so we we we actually saw the product to some to a customer that had to cancel they've deployed three times because our infrastructure just just collapsed the moment they turn it on I think like if you if you're like sort of upfront about it afterwards I really really work hard to fix it that can be okay it wasn't our place at some point we actually took a bit of money from some advisors so we took we asked some people from the local local startup seeing to just help us a little bit and they were interested in also providing a loan that that they might prefer to stock later on and it was really useful to scale the company up a bit faster now we're getting to some more like classical startup advice which which you'll see everywhere but actually we didn't we didn't actually follow it that much so I think it's still worth repeating I think like as developers to like a really big pitfall is that we are good at writing code so so if you see like a problem in the business early on you're really tempted to solve it by running the scripts to fix it but actually in most cases you're better off just spending an hour we on doing the task manually so like don't write out the whole bidding system or whatever they will devote only slow down your product development because you'll have all these code bases to maintain and probably they're going to change so much anyway that is now using in building that's the thing in the first place yeah talk to your customers a huge both to learn about like what product actually should be but also to stay motivated if you if you're holed up in your little room all the time you can get a little bit depressed and if you actually speak to these people that use your product and they are happy about it that can provide a lot of energy this is something that we really did like we built something for people that we like so I think this can also help really help with motivation if it's if it's a crowd of people you understand that you feel something for that that makes it a lot easier than just picking some random people like I don't know like if you if you don't really like lawyers and you're building a product for lawyers you're probably going to have less fun time than if you if you actually like your customers writing a lot of content I think is key especially if you try to sell something to developers like I think more and more markets just just trying to do ads and a lot pushing your message into people's faces doesn't really work so so so if you have good good content out there people will find you and will have positive impressions and maybe at some point they will therefore they will think like hey why not try this product the last part is is about vision and the way the brain works so I think this this like understanding this part has been really beneficial for us so let's go back in time to about four million years ago like this this is the time when humans first started climbing out of trees and going going out on the Great Plains and they look and they looked at this problem at the horizon actually went there and that's I think it's really the mainframe that divides us from from the animal kinda the rest of the animal kingdom is that we actually sort of can have a vision of the future and can take steps to to try and achieve that vision and and I think this really helps like my colleague West came up with a metaphor that that lockdoor product is like being in the desert between two Oasis's and even if you're halfway there it can still be really tempting to go back like if this old client of yours is is doing you this great offer you have to be you really have to know why you're still or still on this path for me to be able to say no and this all comes down to the to the web human brain works so so generally the human brain has three layers so you have to be all very Oprah billion brain which is about physical safety and about the fight-or-flight response and you've got a limbic brain which is about the social part and cortex which is about intelligence and connect this vision so humans can actually use this cortex to have this vision and take steps to to reach that but this only works if energy is actually directed to the cortex so so you need to be physically and socially safe and both are pretty hard if you're on a long slow ramp of death so physical safety is about it's about just having a roof of your heads and being able to provide for your family that kind of stuff and this is by definition pretty hard because sure your your company is dead by default you need to find some way to describe some money together so it's always stressful and I think the main thing here is communicating about it and trying not feel bad about feeling bad so this is pretty painful and as long as you don't really feel stressed about feeling stressed I think it's libero also I think like the most people in this room always have to fall back because we're developers so so we can just go back and make money so for me that really helped that just is feeling like okay if this fails I'll at least be able to make some money again at some other gig and next part is social safety so look this is the second layer of the brain if you're in situation where or people are where this is your team dynamics are off or people are kind of like playing games we aren't speak of people's back it gets really hard to execute this fashion so it doesn't bunch of things you can do to do to make this better so one important thing is just like really appreciating that people are different I think we're in beginning we had quite a rough time working together because we just have some different personality types and it's and if you don't really like understand the difference is Derek and you can lead to a lot of conflict because you're always in the special special situation because basically your business is not working one thing we use a lot is the Disney brainstorming methods that's a way of having a conversation within the team where you where you have three distinct phases phases you first focus on fantasizing like imagining how awesome this finger can be they do a face where you talk about the realistic implications of it and finally you talk about the risks and the nice thing about this is that people that have a different emphasis in their personality type on one of these three aspects know for sure that they will get their same otherwise you'll often see that you have a brainstorm session and some people are talking about risk and and other people are fantasizing at the same time which can lead to big confrontations I'm going to skip this so yeah so I think my message here is real I realized that spending time on making team structure right is very important it's going to be a long road it's going to get messy and you're going to have be stressed and and making sure you're doing this with just a bunch of people you really like and appreciate this is really key to success yeah and once you get these two levels of safety taken care of you can really execute this fashion so we spent a lot of time really thinking about what kind of company we wanted to be and we still and we still be our priority priority revisit that so that's that's about all I have for you today so my conclusion I think from a few years of running a business like this is you need to be super patience it's it's very brutal to actually survive the first part of the long slow saps ramp of death once you pass this base Coast level it's it's awesome because then the whole thing that's that's working against you in the beginning is actually working for you in later stages with the business because you have this huge amount of revenue that that's just a basis for everything you're doing you don't really have these problems with financing the graphs anymore because you already have good margins it helps a lot to make a product for people you understand and like finally like I'd really emphasize thinking about exactly what you want to be and how you're going to get there and make sure you have the team dynamics in place to actually make that happen so I'd like to close up with a nice inspirational quote from some I actually forgot who came up with this but think it's an old Chinese proverb so I think this is really the one way to think about it yeah it's like planting a tree it will take you a long time but it will be worth it if you do yeah that's it thank you [Applause] | Confreaks | UCWnPjmqvljcafA0z2U1fwKQ | 2018-05-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,002 | 31,184 |
zTt4keVUs3A | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTt4keVUs3A | Weekly Practice Group with Mark Nunberg | you okay foreign [Music] so good morning everyone can you hear me okay okay thank you great to be with all of you this morning um my name's winfricky i'm i'm stepping in for uh mark nunnberg this morning he's finishing up right now we can retreat at rock meditation center in california and um i'm here at the retreat center in prairie farm wisconsin my name is ricky i'm retreating we're just finishing up a practice period um so i'll be directing my attention partly to all of you and partly to them so let's begin together with a with a 30-minute guided meditation so just adjusting your body so you feel comfortable and just putting down releasing whatever tensions are unnecessary either in the body or the mind we can allow the mind to be secluded and protected for this 30 minutes together as we sit silently and in a gentle way we can bring our attention to the face it's taking care that the eyes are relaxed the jaw the ears and the inner ears the shoulders can drop down in their own weight away from the ears and feeling the length of the arms and hands warmth and weight and then bringing the attention to the front of the torso the sensitive animal body of our heart area our belly and the solar plexus just below the ribcage it's appreciating that there's no need for tension in any of these areas they can widen and soften relax allowing the breath to move feel as though the breath could travel all the way down to the bowl of the pelvis and then from this strong weighted base of the pelvis the spine organizes upward there's a gentle ascending energy through the spine like a tree it has both suppleness and power allowing the attention to feel the body broadly as a whole this seated body breathing notice what comes to the attention how do you know you have a body sensing the life force of this body of its natural vitality the warmth and energy moving through in a way that doesn't need words or analysis we can let the mind rest in the body not needing to direct or create any kind of experience demanding that the body appear or feel in a certain way just feeling this wide open receptive and kind awareness that meets our experience of the body and as a last instruction let the attention be sensitive to the presence of space so we know there's space because we wouldn't feel movement in the body without space we can discern space between sensations this is a a gentle inquiry about boundary when the inquiry is or takes the form of listening and feeling more than thinking let's notice now the tone of the mind so being aware if the mind feels gathered and settled if the mind feels dispersed restless distracted maybe dull or maybe something like a an emotional undercurrent be some irritation or joy just feeling that energy in the heart and notice how it's expressed in the body how do you feel the body when the mind is like this and whatever the experience is it's okay you may notice the pull of the mind away from the body just being aware of that pull and coming back for the last few minutes of our sitting time let's open the eyes and keeping the gaze down but keeping the attention anchored in the body so we're opening to the visual field but not letting it take over our experience that in a way that makes us forget that we have a body here so in some simple way we can continue to feel the movement of the breath the weight of the body seated the sensitivity in the palms of the hands whatever it may be the way the sensations of the body are more subtle than the sense of sight so we can be intentional not in a strongly effortful way but just in a gentle way little touch points in the body i'm here [Music] so great to see everyone please stretch make yourself comfortable do what you need to do as i said uh before i've been out here at this beautiful retreat property uh prairie from wisconsin so if you've never been here i really encourage you i really encourage you to come out just the abundance of wildlife and the peace and the quiet and i realize it's it's been a decade since i've seen a star-filled sky so yeah i really encourage this is uh it's just a gift to have this here so i started uh this month with uh shelly graf and sister ayannaka um with a retreat that was called embodied dharma so i'm just sort of entering into you know the body why is the body so emphasized and um and in these last few weeks um i've been leading a practice session out here with gabe keller flores and we decided to really focus on the talks of ajahn suchito and he's a wonderful thai he's not thai he's from the thai forest tradition but a wonderful senior teacher from that tradition and we've been listening to his dharma talks and i think have all here felt inspired by them so i'll be including some of ajahn's words and ideas as part of this talk and some of them are are still sort of integrating from me so i apologize in advance if things come out muddled but i really want to go with what's inspiring me and his way of speaking is is really moving to me um so yeah um it is a it is a interesting and relevant question of why there is so much attention given to the body in this buddhist path right it's the first foundation of mindfulness of four foundations so it's the primary establishment of of attention and the three other foundations of mindfulness rest upon this basis of of the body so we all probably rightly understand that suffering is in the mind and we have interest in the mind so why do we need to take interest in the body you know it can seem mundane it can be uncomfortable and yeah yeah so it's it's a wonderful question to begin with so one one reason just to say it straightforwardly is that steady awareness of the body provides an anchor and a contrast to the proliferating activities of mind and it's in the proliferating activities of mind where we construct our our inner realities so what is the proliferating mind um i saw one definition of mental proliferation mental proliferation is a restless conceptualizing of the world uh through the use of ever-expanding language and concepts yeah and so i think we know this kind of thinking this kind of thinking that spins on itself that can be obsessive compulsive spinning and disembodied really like i i appreciate the the phrase we have lost in thought it has that quality and it can spell bind us it can dominate our experience and frankly you know we are mostly mentally proliferating um these are our unhealthy skillful habits of mind when we're not mindful of what the mind is doing so you know when we're in pain when we're whether it's physical pain or emotional pain there's a reflex i think an animal reflex to fix that uncomfortable feeling and what we tend to do is think compulsively as a way to fix it as a way to deal with it and we trust this particular power of mind which has its power and has its function and need but i'm pointing to the ways in which it can be disembodied and the ways in which our power leaks uh and our experience is narrowed because it doesn't include this aspect of our experience this embodied aspect so from a buddhist point of view emotions mind and body are connected and it's in this inclusive awareness where we have access to insight to our creativity and to our power and the nature of the proliferating mind that concerns us is that it is propelled by grasping it is propelled by the defilements um so to speak the greed anger and delusion these these forces of the mind that propel samsara that propel this world of suffering they greed anger and delusion they're depicted in the wheel of samsara as three animals a pig a snake and a bird that are all chasing each other's tails this is the nature of greed anger and delusion there's no no solution right and it just propels this world of suffering ajahn tsuchito in one of his talks he was he was using the word defilement and then he said he said that uh that the defilements are an activity like greed anger and delusion are an activity in which we file down or narrow our experience it's a constricting activity these forces bind us they bind our experience and in our practice in our daily life and our formal practice we need to include these defilements they need to be welcomed and understood these powerful emotional currents and the body is a vehicle for this understanding so ajahn suchito he uses the phrase the body as ground the body as ground i really like that in the sense of it being a trustworthy landing place for our mindful attention and there's so much activity uh within the body that's happening all the time the various sensations the temperatures the pressures the discomforts the pleasurable feelings the energies of the body they're always here the breath is always here so it's not a foundation of mindfulness that we need to generate we don't need to create anything we just need to shine the light of awareness to the body and how the body senses itself doesn't require language this is the somatic sense the felt inner body and sometimes it's it's really wonderful in the quiet of meditation practice to let the somatic sense take over to let the sensations fill the mind because what we find is that it quiets the thoughts we can't have a busy mind thinking and actually listening and feeling deeply at the same time they don't actually work together so so that can be a a deep grounding as a way to kind of take the wind out of our obsessive thinking let's just settle let's anchor let's find the body and let the sensations fill our experience so you know when when life gets rocky around us as you know for all of us of course it does all the time for me anyway i'm sure for most of you um so so how do we we learn to find this state safety and stability in this ground of the body and what it does is it you know we tune in and we come to know the mind through the body first of all so the body will reflect the mind sometimes we know first what's going on the mind by paying attention to the body but it grounds us in a way that keeps the emotional agitation from overwhelming so when we we feel an upset and this can be an encounter in real time it can be an encounter in our memory we can root ourselves in the body in the present moment and we can refrain from proliferating in the story in the history and in the individuals behind the upset right we don't need to go there where we need to go is to the source of the discomfort what is this hurt about where does this hurt live no i really like the metaphor of mindfulness of the of the body being like the ballast of a boat um so it's like the ballast of the boat is the heavy material like gravel sand or iron that um it's placed low in a boat to to improve its stability and we can begin to feel that just the stability of the attention anchored in the body and it just keeps us from being blown around right we can be in the midst of some emotional current of some kind that that wants to overwhelm but no we're here right in my feet right in my pelvis right in my breath adrian suchito in one of his talks he he says the great advantage of tracking the emotional state by referring to the somatic state is that the body is not convinced by justifications and has no opinion about our emotional balance it just knows this feels stressful better let go of that or this is uplifting it's good to follow that we listened uh the other night to a talk called the practice of inclusivity which is a beautiful talk and this is this is something that he said about you know through the body we know the mind he said by the nature of this embodied presence you begin to open up the can of worms because it's in this embodied presence that is held the distortions of the human predicament the tensions the unspoken emotions the buried memories the dissonant experience the lust the craving it's a form a container that is much more honest and straightforward than yourself and then the thai forest tradition and in ajahn suchita's talks he uses the term chitta a lot and i i'm still sort of getting clear about what's meant by this term you know it's a pali term it's direct translation is heart or the heart mind but it's used in in different ways in different traditions but in the thai forest tradition in the language of the chitta it's like the chitta is this quieter uh deeper level of the sensitive of the sensitive heart it's kind of like a storehouse um that propels the more superficial activities of mind and it holds our karma it's where impressions land ajahn sutito describes the chitta as a blueprint of our underlying tendencies and it's not a place of thinking or sensory involvement and it's not a place of comparing measuring analyzing it's only sensitive and it's here in the present moment so it's the chitta that's stirred and when it's stirred that's what gives rise to our compulsive activities of mind so in our our formal practice in particular when things are simplified when the mind is gathered you know we can learn we can train the mind to open and settle to these different layers of experience and we will meet these underlying emotional currents of the chitta these deeply seated notions or beliefs about ourselves our beliefs about others and it's where there's entanglement you know and this is in a wordless place right these are impressions tangles in the heart so for instance uh you know you might get insulted by someone or some comment um may touch a nerve right that makes an impression it leaves an impression um and if there's a uh that old nerve is like a blueprint right it's an old wound and so we flexibly there's a trigger there's a response and we find ourselves propelled into thinking um fueling a narrative and if it was an insult maybe we get defensive or whatever whatever the response to that pain that initial discomfort is that's the tendency the reflex of the mind to discharge in this way so you know like if i get from one of my students at macalester an evaluation that touches a nerve right and this happens a lot you know i'll just notice the the cascade of um you know uh it could be many things you know like well that student just blah blah blah you know blame it on the student that didn't see things clearly or it might evoke you know this old habit energy this old you know oh i'm just never good enough no matter how hard i try you know like that whole string of thoughts that can cascade from that touching that place of pain so this is all our all of our experience i don't mind sharing that because i know we all we all live and breathe this but in that defensiveness in that propelling of thought a boundary has arisen right i really love that description of defilement it's like a it sort of takes the judgment out of it it's just a constriction and that we can feel that and we can be aware of these hidden selves that arise you know when they're triggered the victim the one who's inadequate the one who needs to fix everything the one who's better than everybody you know whatever whatever sort of these kind of unspoken beliefs are that live in us you know they're so quiet it's like the air we breathe right they don't they don't exist as a conversation they exist as an energy so with the attention to the body there's the possibility of meeting this place of feeling where there is constriction where there is tangle and when we enter the body we more directly enter the wound with a wise open attention that is not self in describing these boundaries or constrictions of the heart arjun tsujita says if you meet them rather than feeding them and giving them solutions then these very boundaries are going to be experienced as dynamic rather than fixed as something you can directly apprehend rather than just notional and allowing yourself to feel it it also passes shifts and releases so the force of becoming is found here this place of agitation of the self that's seeking coherence that's seeking solidity and it's possible to pause you know when we we feel this place of self-conceiving this restless tendency to impose a self-image you know and in that pausing we have the ability just to stay present with the discomfort and to not have that reflexive following of it with that train of thought which really yeah it doesn't go anywhere it doesn't serve us and uh ajahn suchita said in one of his talks he said you know in this moment we can let oneself be a stranger to oneself i like that the freshness of that idea so what allows us to meet or bear with this urge to become or any pain that might arise is state excuse me the safety and stability of of an embodied mind and i'm just going to read this brief paragraph from ajahn tsuchito's book it's it's called meditation a way of awakening and yeah and he's describing uh the subtle pleasure of a mind that's concentrated in the body and its purpose its function he says tuning into this uh into this inward pleasure or pity enables us to attend to inner ease rather than chasing after pleasure on the external plane this source of happiness is based purely on mindfulness and non-involvement on stepping out of the stream of mental topics rather than adding new topics rapture will come by itself if we're clear and attuned to breathing and it isn't even the main point of the practice rapture can support the process of settling and understanding mental energy the main theme of this practice is to handle the energy that gets stirred up by memories and moods and free it from that basis ordinarily an image pops into the mind about someone or something and we find ourselves inspired dejected angry or related the activation energy shifts in accordance with the flow of mental perceptions and images and the flow just keeps moving from one clip to the next one pushed button triggers off another and so on we can be busy in the present getting steamed up about an event that happened a decade ago or we can be guessing at how things could be perception is mesmerize me mesmerizing that's why for liberation it has to be handled and steadied when we can do this we recognize that those memory clips and dreams are just that like old movies that don't do much more then stir and express our passions so to to go back to the idea of how the mind is expressed in the body i think this is really fundamental learning that we all know to some degree but i think it can be a resource yeah as a way to know ourselves as a way to steady ourselves i'm um i'm reminded of when i i started to teach uh at macalester where where i'm i'm still i'm still there after all these years um but i came from being a professional dancer and a choreographer and i was hired to teach some lecture courses and uh teaching about history of dance and cultures of dance and stuff that was complicated and politically charged and and i i was most assuredly not not equipped to be teaching this this course and um and it was really uh a trip for me kind of um day after day uh you know and absolutely doing everything i could to prepare to show up for my students and you know every good way that i could but you know just feeling feeling my limitations and sort of the the fear and the humiliation that just surrounded the whole experience and and it was all i could do just to feel it you know because it was so alive in the body like in the belly and the solar plexus it just was so alive and it felt the experience was it felt dangerous for me to be anywhere but connected with the feelings like i was i was actually afraid to leave my body like i would lose it i would i don't know i would explode i would fade whatever so so just you know it was like i put my attention on my solar plexus as though my attention were like the palm of my hand as a steady you know and just just like this part of the mind um this is happening now um this is happening now and just staying connected in that powerful present moment way and it was really deep learning that that level of exposure but but feeling the protection of this body as ground you know where is my center of gravity right like it could easily just have been completely overwhelmed by these student faces in front of me you know where you know that disembodied happening just would take over so with this kind of grounding we can begin to learn to have the confidence you know to welcome anything that arises in our awareness i think i think we walk around a lot afraid of our own minds right afraid of what might arise afraid of our fear afraid of our anger because we don't know how to hold it we don't know how to study it we don't appreciate it's a force that we didn't create right like we take it personally it kind of reflects on our on who we are we feel bad about it so the slayer of shame or something so you know in this grounding of the body we don't necessarily buy into those stories you know the ground the grounding is like an anchor that refutes these narratives from the chitta and we know how it is to be pushed around by our mental emotional life we all know that and so we can meet these forces in the quiet space of our body in a listening sense not in a slaying sense you know an open open soft presence understanding these forces as our teacher they're here so they need to be included in this this is another paragraph from the way of awakening agency chito writes clearing the experience and he's talking about the afflictive emotions and pains clearing the experience requires the space to allow it to pass but this space gets lost if the experience is marked as wrong or feels unsafe to allow into awareness thought and speech aren't always capable of comprehending or coming to terms with what is going on and there are also social restricted restrictions on talking about and expressing these intense moods like anger or grief in such a case a layer of guilt or shame gets added and the pattern is buried rather than cleared therefore accessing the somatic impression in the body is a way of meeting and clearing these residues by translating their felt sense into elemental terms such as hard fiery and so on this curtails spinning out into agitation and proliferation and allows the feelings to be felt ventilated and pass the buddha offers a powerful metaphor about afflictions when afflictions arise and there isn't a tension in the body that these afflictions or defilements will make an imprint like a ball of yarn thrown against a door so you can just imagine that right makes no imprint at all it slides off i'm sorry when there is wise attention in the body um uh an imprint is made like a ball of of yarn against a door it makes no imprint at all slides away but when mindfulness is not in the body greed anger and delusion will be like a heavy stone thrown into soft clay making a deep print in the body and mind so just you know really further appreciating mindfulness as a protection he offers he offers another metaphor like when mindfulness in the ba is in the body it's like a jog is full of liquid so so mara you know the the personification of ignorance is trying to pour water into the into the jug but it can't go anywhere because the jug is already full but mindfulness not in the body is like an empty jug so we're we're prong we're wide open to that ignorance to the forces of greed anger and delusion gil fransteil is the founder of the insight meditation center in redwood city california and he's a wonderful buddhist author and teacher and i want to read i want to read something he wrote for you he says during my early vipassana practice in thailand hajjan buddhadasa said at the opening of a 10-day retreat do not do anything that takes you out of your body over the ten days i frequently reached forward to grasp or identify with something outside of myself when i remembered this for me puzzling instruction i began to realize how often my center of attention and gravity was projected in front of me the more i settled into my body the more sensitive i became to ever subtler movements away from that center due to ever subtler attachments and aversions of the mind gradually i learned that mindfulness of the body is one of the best windows i have into my inner life i really i like this sentence i began to realize how often my center of attention and gravity was projected in front of me and i think we we really know that experience of you know in conversation with someone where the energy is leaning forward or you know what whatever it may be that sort of energetically we're leaning forward or we're leaning back or we're disembodied completely in my um early career as a as a dancer i i really struggled uh with um stage fright like oh overwhelmingly so and um uh there there was in fact a performance where i i just i just lost it all together you know i i basically stood there and was moving aimlessly i was so i was so kind of um outside of myself you know outside of my own weight and body uh just with the with the fear um you know with the presence of the audience and the self-consciousness that that sort of triggered in some blueprint right just just triggering that and and it was it was an insight particularly in that one performance that whatever this was that was going on it was bigger than me you know and it's like i i realize you know because i've been trying to work with it in my mind think my way through it like if i just had the right attitude if i just you know um just finding ways to uh build myself up you know but but these were not solutions um and there was that insight now this is you know i didn't wake up this morning with the intention to be terrified and self-conscious in a way that would disable my career that was not like what i woke up with so it's like it's like okay there is this force that's happening and i can't think my way through it that's clear and so there was the intuition to just get interested in what what is this about you know and that was the beginning of my path willing willingness to stop you know get interested and listen and yeah and it began with just sitting and watching my breath and and i can't even say precisely how it happened because i think these things are really how how things untangle are are organic and um indescribable in a certain way but i think we can trust the impulse to gather and listen and quiet this alarmed mind that tries to fix things through proliferation like we can stop trusting that that will support us that that will serve us in the ways that we need so i want to just spend a minute to talk about this first foundation of mindfulness as it's described uh the sati patana suta just because it's it's quite elaborate you know all the components all the the ways that we can enter our our bodily experience um so it's it's the first of the foundations and there are um many components to it i'll i'll just go through a few of them so one is you know mindfulness of the breath and this is something we've been of course working on in our in our formal sitting like all the different ways that we can attend to the breath and if i had more time i could go into detail because it's really rich material so there's the breath there's the postures of the body and so these are our basic postures in our daily life you know our our seated posture our standing posture our walking and our lying down can we be can we be inside the body as we move through these these activities that we all do as human beings and then from these postures you know there's instructions to get even more intimate even more intimate and all the activities of our daily life and i'll i'll read what the buddha said to the monks and nuns about this and he said and and further obiku is a practitioner in going forwards and in going backwards is a person practicing clear comprehension and looking straight and looking away from the front is a person practicing clear comprehension in bending and in stretching is a person practicing clear comprehension in wearing the shoulder cloak the other two robes and the bowl is a person practicing clear comprehension in regard to what is eaten drunk chewed and savored is a person practicing clear comprehension in defecating and urinating is a person practicing clear comprehension in walking and standing and sitting falling asleep waking up talking and keeping silent one axe clearly knowing yeah i had the opportunity to practice for some months at a monastery in burma where there was the instruction just to to know what you're doing as you're doing it all day long and be in the body and know what's happening in the mind i got the instruction once you know when you when you wake up in the morning what is the first thought that comes into consciousness i love that instruction like like right from the get-go where am i you know knowing i'm knowing what's happening so there's another practice in reflecting on the anatomical parts of the body this kind of there's um you know 32 parts of the body that include our organs that include our skin our muscles our bones our bone marrow all the fluids of the body that we reflect on them we reflect up on what our body is made of and we reflect on the um nature of this body to age and to sicken and die and there's a there's a reflection of of a corpse in various stages of decay and so yeah the buddha's um urging was for us to to really um engage the body both with our reflection and with our direct subjective felt experience and just have a few minutes and i want to spend the last few minutes talking about the elements because this has to do even i think most directly with our formal practice see if i can go there yeah so the buddhist words a practitioner remains focused on the body in and of itself so this is you know the body on its own terms and different than the concept or idea of the body so you know as i was reviewing in the in the meditation um you know it's like like this language of temperature and pressure or tightness whatever right it doesn't translate well into words right and and you know so it's really it's really entering a different um maybe uncomfortable place that's a little more wild a little more unclear than we wanted to be and the buddha described this awareness in the body as not mediated by our thoughts or images in the mind and and to reflect that you know the material of our body is not separate from the material in nature right and and the buddha suggested four categories conceptual categories that could frame our somatic experience and he described these as the elements water earth wind and fire and you could even do this with me now you know just like touching the palms together you know so the water element the water element is like any flow that we sense or any fluid in the body it also it also means cohesion so there may be some subtle sense of cohesion of form even though the boundaries aren't clear this would be the water element and then the fire element is temperature so you can feel heat and coolness like the backs of the hands the skin on the backs of the hands is cooler than other places where there's more warmth so just the range of temperature in our experience and wind is any kind of motion so even in the still still position right there's there's all kinds of really subtle activity there's pulsing just the sheer energy of the body we can feel that and then the earth element is the the aspects of our felt experience that feel more solid like the sense of weight or pressure the sense of our bones so the range of lightness and weight falls under the category of earth and then the last is sometimes talked about is this category of space which i think is really um important to get interested in how we perceive space in and around the sensations of the body and you know just to just to recognize how um it's not easy coming into the body and particularly because you know it feels amorphous like the mind wants clarity it wants to grasp onto clear objects that could say what it is right but when the mind enters this body on the somatic level there's not clarity everything is moving there's no clear edges right and so it like the mind that it's hard to keep up with what's happening and because of that lack of clarity which maybe we dislike we bounce out of the experience so it's just good to know that right like like that preference so so can we stay with these experiences as fluid and as amorphous as they are can we place the mind like a palm right there let all that movement be alive and let the mind just rest and that teaches us something about impermanence and it teaches us something about emptiness so especially when the mind is really gathered so that kind of reflection is powerful and then the last last thought i i'll share is um you know these instructions that the buddha said about like you know being mindful all day long being in your body all day long never leave your body you know that can feel so daunting and not realistic but but you know there's there's always touch points you know like through the day just just now and then feel feel your feet on the ground and that adds to the ballast each time the mind connects it adds to the ballast to the weight to the stability and then the other piece is to let mindfulness really be a friend like in in studying with um venerable um analio um he would talk about mindfulness as a she and the way he would say it like she she's always here with me and she's guiding me and that was really instructive to me like it's okay i can i can feel that mindfulness is like this protecting mother or a lover you know like something i really want around something that will hold and support so we can be creative in a way that makes us lean toward mindfulness that it doesn't seem like a burden but we begin to understand it as a powerful protection and that we need to go there for our own our own well-being we're out of time so thank you everybody so great to talk and i'll turn it over to robin can um do small groups i just want to show you everybody here see so we're just ending our practice and we're good to end it with all of you together today take care josh 373 thanks everyone um for being here today this is nancy and um i think i'm going to be handed the host duty here um please stay for small groups i'm going to give you a little invite here to stick around um always wonderful to hear from wynn it's like um kind of a i love her storytelling and um yeah so if you're hanging out i'm going to be putting people into kind of our usual process people going into groups of about three people and in that um in our time in your time together it's nice to ensure that everyone gets about three minutes to talk okay and then if there just happens to be time left over um you can just talk you know amongst yourselves and um yeah just do so in a way of uh i just have to throw it in maybe stay in your body like while you're sharing and notice what 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MdRYKj8eqRM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdRYKj8eqRM | Why Your Business Is Stuck | THE Business Coach | hey there everybody good morning we're running a few minutes late here at the build North Alabama command center but that's okay we are here for today's installment of seven minutes in the morning we've been talking all week about being stuck getting unstuck today why your business is stuck and what to do about it grab a cup of coffee and let's dig in this is seven minutes in the morning we're five days a week you get tips and hacks dedicated to helping business owners and leaders just like you find and breakthrough the one thing that is preventing your success and now here's the host of seven minutes in the morning and your results coach Tom Rigsby just [Music] noticed I have extra protein in my coffee this morning a few of the grounds in there hey how's everybody doing this morning my name is Tom and this is seven minutes in the morning the show where we talk about how to start growing enjoy the benefits business ownership and entrepreneurship all this week we've been talking about being stuck what you can do about it when you feel like you're stuck but today I want to talk to you about why your business is stuck you might know the answer to this you might have a clue but we're gonna hit it anyway before we get to that when you get here whether you're watching live or on the replay do as Joe has done leave a comment saying good morning how you doing what's in your coffee whatever a fabulous morning the sun is shining somewhere Kathryn I agree with that and you can be all that you choose to be wow that's a great one appreciate that always enjoy seeing those as they come rolling across okay so this week we've been talking about being stuck oh man how to grow your business when you feel stuck three mistakes that you make that keep you stuck today why your business is stuck this is a sometimes I put these like soap box warnings or steel-toed boot warnings on the show today would definitely be still to boot warning and we were talking about this yesterday and Joe made the comment about there's a difference between being stuck and being in quicksand yes and to a great extent that's the point that I want to make today you can legitimately be stuck or you can be sinking in quicksand the reason that your business is done now let's define stuck for a minute I always like to make sure we're all on the same page about what we're talking about here but stuck is when no matter what you do you did the results don't change you you you feel like you're doing everything you know how to do maybe you've tried different things different products different services different locations nothing moves the needle you're stuck you're in a rut same activity is producing the same results that's being stuck so just this good question are you stuck or do you know that there has to be something else something better that's a really good point and and it kind of leads to this conversation about why the business is stuck very often I have had this conversation over the weekend very often we start comparing where we are with where somebody else is who's months years down the road from us and we think I just can't get there I can't get the the followers I can't get the traction I can't get the business whatever the case is whatever the comparison is I can't do as well as them I must be stuck well not always sometimes you just have to put in your work to get to where they are they've done the work they put the work in there and join the benefits of that now you have to put in the work so it's not always being stuck sometimes this is just what the job is and you've got to put the work in to get where you're going if that makes sense now the the the biggest reason though that I see across the board where you when that causes your business to be stuck is you oh man I told you this was a steel-toed boot morning we project just like any other relationship we project expectations on it and we've talked a lot about this about managing expectations for your customers for employees for everybody for every relationship the problem is the business can't can't clarify its its expectations on you so we have to do a little bit of inference here hey Jeff good morning we have to do a little bit of inference we project expectations on the business but the business doesn't have any way to correct them back to us verbally this is where it's really important to be able to look at to first define that the key performance indicators the KPIs of your business then to be able to collect them and then three be able to interpret them and for the vast majority of business owners the only KPIs they have are in their financials and actually I held this up because it comes once a year and that's what they look at how do you know how do you know whether the business is growing or not work with a business one time when we went in there they had 13 accounting periods and the 13th one wasn't for the four extra weeks in the year that come from four-week months it was for everything else there was an accounting period for every month and then there was a thirteenth period which was just that's where we put everything else we don't know where it goes you have to so your business is telling you a story it's answering it it's answering to the expectations that you're projecting on it you just have to read the answer it's in the financials it's in the KPIs it's in your projections sat down and did a quick spreadsheet for a client and said okay if you keep earning on this path this is what you're gonna do have at the end of the year oh man that's really cool how did you find that out I don't know math not complicated right if you're making this much everyday and there's been this many days so far just count how many days are left right I mean you you have to put the work in this this is kind of the key whether you're comparing yourself to someone further down the road you're comparing yourself to yourself with your KPIs or you're just comparing yourself to your expectations which is probably what's happening and probably while you're stuck because expectations are it not what you should measure yourself against almost said they're immeasurable they they they can be most of the time they're not but they can be so I backed off of that without creating these concrete measures in the form of KPIs or at least financial targets you're just hoping your strategy for a better year this year is hope I hope it's gonna be better than last year then we've talked about the quality of the hope strategy it's not one Joe says if you stay stuck for too long you are a prime candidate for burnout I would say not a prime candidate I'd say you're guaranteed to burn out but this is one of the things that creates burnout now I will differentiate between a business owner and an entrepreneur an entrepreneur will burn out quicker than a business owner will because we have we're very ATD about what we do we need to start something get it running then move on to something else business owners more apt to sit there and run and just keep going maybe do it for decades and think Ellis is just what what it is this is what it's like to own a business not even realizing that that by saying that to themselves they are creating a self-fulfilling prophecy for their business it's just so bad hey Catherine I saw that you said hi to Tara Tara had left coming yet though so I can't say hi to her but I will when she does that that would be awesome now we have things to do for the business and we have to do math yes I do expect a lot you know why I expect a lot because you want a lot we have we stuntman had the opportunity to speak for a group yesterday and the very first question I said was why did you start a business what didn't know why why did you do it and I got the requisite answer that everybody gives oh to make money and I said oh that's the wrong answer yeah okay maybe you started it to make money but why do you want what do you want to make money also I could quit my job aha you started it because you're looking for freedom that's a big deal and those big deals come with a lot of work I'm just kind of you know pushing me down the road to do the work so that you can reach your your full potential that's all Tara how are you oh good - good to see you here this morning - all right so your business is stuck because you're stuck you are not doing the work you're not doing the requisite work you haven't set the right measures you're not measuring them you're not reading the financials reading the kpi's set that goal that you want to achieve back into what you have to do every month in order to get there and then measure it really not that complicated but if you need help with that by all means drop me a comment or send me a message I'd be happy to hop on the phone and help you figure out what those are I mean really if you if you don't have them and here's your homework for today it's just an honesty question for yourself since this has been a steel-toed show today just an honesty question for yourself how are you measuring the success of your business how do you know if you're getting better or not how do you know if you're stuck or not is it just a feeling or is there something quantifiable that you can measure I've taken them all down because I moved my sticky board from back there to over here sorry about that woo got all excited there for a minute I just get worked up talking about the sticky board I took them all down from back there to move them over here but the point still remains having those stickies on the board so that you can see them moving that progression that progress helps remind you this is one of the things you get when you watch a live show I don't get to edit all this out okay they're seeing that progression across the board reinforces for you just remind you that you are making progress so how do you know how are you measuring the success the progress in your business catherine said I started the business to have the opportunity to daily encourage others to live their purposeful lives encouragement was my foundation that's awesome having expectations and having defined expectations can be a significant factor for business abso lutely alright with that I'm gonna go ahead and wrap it up today for you got any value from our time together today I would appreciate build hearts stars thumbs up likes whatever is appropriate in the venue where you're watching or listening there's at least coffee in here Catherine and right underneath the video is the share button if you would click on that share that was somebody that you know that would enjoy watching me coughing they can watch the replay and glean the benefit of watching today's show they'll appreciate you and I will - that's it for today you guys have a great Thursday I'll be back again tomorrow and I'm gonna go answer a couple of these comments you guys take care wait wait see I almost did it and messed it up here it goes [Music] you | Thom Rigsby | UC_wseV3fIzjWqNES8cSXqBQ | 2020-02-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,091 | 10,999 |
FDg_Olniwsw | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDg_Olniwsw | A Novel Transfer Learning Based Approach for Pneumonia Detection in Chest X-ray Images | RTCL.TV | pneumonia is one of the leading causes of death globally with viruses bacteria and fungi being responsible for its development it is difficult to diagnose pneumonia based solely on chest x-rays so researchers have developed a new deep learning framework for detecting pneumonia this framework uses pre-trained models from image net to extract features from images which are then fed into a classifier for prediction five different models were tested and an ensemble model was created that combined the output of each model this model achieved an accuracy of 96.4% with a recall of 99.62% this model has the potential to improve the speed and accuracy of pneumonia detection making it more accessible to both experts and novices this article was authored by vikas chahan Sanjay Kumar Singh adier ceria and others | STEM RTCL TV | UCsxS1-XHFDjXteSsjzxea6A | 2023-10-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 132 | 811 |
alxPTCYDNZc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alxPTCYDNZc | Trapboy Freddy riding through Oak Cliff, being Big Meech, relationship with Yella Beezy | it's your boy private Alamo TV so I gotta be a winner hey yourself baby I should watch out for a cool one at a time see anything mr. chen weiting popping oh [ __ ] hey he's worried sick man middle okay we got the boyfriend outta my thumb down just throw a big gay bar looking it girl totally up top yes I like I'll say it in distance you got with though like if you pushing them off for the ladies no single push it like in my toes so like can you see yourself you know Santa with dog my dog I see how you do with this [ __ ] you know we just give this out that rock boy Freddy dough so I gotta do I got a trap for a friend with a rock for its 2020 flow ahead of my time had my new CD all right yeah she's got it early because Blowfish yeah yeah but the fan if they follow me yeah they don't put the come real close real time for my we can they be a stake in this sheet as the sleazy business the [ __ ] do tougher like you got some artists is our company y'all please the beat but without orders you know Samba we all about [ __ ] all my people signing from there we are automatically cool you know we really did break down to me like how did trap work Freddy start a rap sheet like what did this [ __ ] come from I mean she did wrapping it with more like watching how do you need to talk about wrapping and [ __ ] and we know must still be [ __ ] on we take a still tongue fight the road like the road if the wrong numbers in the wrong [ __ ] [ __ ] befriending the first time I've a gangster [ __ ] pretty much my partner Neal and I like each me gonna rap well for the silver quarter Kevin real-time so like where did this she started like this is start like over your name yeah we don't feel we can hear it up right down the street but we do know that we started the video in the truck truck back the back back today we gonna turn your timeline I used to you gotta be sitting up watching your interviews and [ __ ] like that you know I gotta do my history and [ __ ] like that you know yeah so like I just see that you you know saying that you say you've been doing this you've been getting his money she'd like so I'm like it's wrapping some of you always like wanted to do here now but I always wanted to be a rapper in my head I really think I used to be just ran but I wanted to be around for profit but I never want to be around familiar I wanted to be a king my goal I want to be big Meech he knows yes you like that oh so like just growing up around and seeing the rapper lights down and [ __ ] like that he's gonna leave it is she ready I even want to do mm-hmm you see you got the [ __ ] they beat on by their trashy be scoring a [ __ ] me you seen I'm talking right I don't say something Spurs Rapala specifically yeah baby as enticing a [ __ ] your tongue so like I'm just saying like so like you know you I just seems usually she like you know yellow beads and [ __ ] like that like there's a boy yeah that's my boy mm baby show me baby going up so late would you was you growing up around you know we all grew up around each other and [ __ ] coming up no I mean yellow midnight 13 2014 2 down and then you know I'm saying oh he was on a different end I look like never left my side no down over there blue truckin on lil just turn around where you stay like look yeah I never found my section usually be on there deep [ __ ] back there so I just stay to my comfort zone yeah but what I did we're cops are like we are finally collapse I like back to like when you said the hood will beeping and [ __ ] like what this [ __ ] over like some gangbangers [ __ ] down like please it won't blow to put a little more like spooning musicians you know they're like all the six Anders together now we won together meow together our way real town some like who who was the [ __ ] that this [ __ ] together anybody even know how many I made the most I started making the most money when I when I when I left in here so yes I like I'm saying down the trap boy Freddie like what it is the denying come from yeah I got the child for attention lover like 14 yeah - Dinah seats upper spot and I called out Chuck Woolery I did it let's try worse today you jump I'll bet o'clock we are like the moon eating thing which I'm trying to turn here by the way so you see what I'm saying so that I can send a Duke Peter I got something I need we talk talks are like I gotta actually [Music] we didn't meet your tongue so like what you [ __ ] with rappers and [ __ ] like that before you start doing the rap oh I don't know cause you said I don't know more like if I see you they know they will be bound and when they come to the city sir show me money so I do it be I like the rapper's gotta check in when I come bearing a touch it ain't no see you know rattling lot of you do drunk you and me some really neat on Connick partly like we caught a few cardio puzzle today check-in I mean I'm sitting what do you say I think I'm done with yet he's in a fatal car take my blue you | Famous Animal Tv | UCNLag21CumMsGrnvg72b3hw | 2018-08-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,027 | 5,226 |
TfPItqbZVaI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfPItqbZVaI | LAMBI SHELL / CONCH SHELL FOR SALE IN GRENADA 2014 TOWN TOUCH-UP TV HD VIDEOS | a nice shot pinky winky kong to have all the different colors broccoli grass red leaf and then also all the stags rooster calm wheelchairs and also coil in the packet we have many times but they all they finish already this is the fan let me ask a question right yeah if people watching this video abroad and they want to get your name what's your name first of all people abroad in america england or canada looking at this they're planning to come to grenada yeah and they want to get in contact with you where can they find you in tong where granada's waiting on the carnage and then they get them give them information and they will know where i am so what is your information what is your name most times when we are doing business for our tourists right we're doing business for tourists from grenada in grenada the season opens from october to april okay and they're shipped all this right now we reach in april month we have few more days to go and then they will be closed right so when they want to contact me to get the shell the season open from october the april so that would just say is one of the best times to come grenada between october and april april october november january february march the little one three four five we have many other kinds any other type of chef but probably that they finish already so when they come together right right they put them back get one to show the people what it looks like you just want to show the people what the condition of the shells look like on the ocean fish out here clean them china make them stand like this time when you come in the island i'll go back to april and then after all and anyone in the building then you get this yeah alan yeah all right touch up tv that's how we're doing it definitely so as you can see we live in grenada we back it's 2014 and we take him here for a tour with everything from kong shell to coco to whatever it is we bring in you on the tour right right hola hold on shut up spider.com get caught up on the web okay mad vibes i will make them bubble like soup water when your head is sweet like honey so i like lime it's a thousand parties we go summer time but tell you what is really on my mind a million girls i hold long and wine boom touch up tv yo this girl i'm special is silva tung lyricist original lyrical and right now you're in the mix with ketu touch up tv all we need is one extra hour on one extra day everybody john wet inside outfit all on the road we out a bit the police were locked way up they say we causing nature | EL SPICE FORRESTER TOUCH-UP TV SO473 | UCwoFwzNSQgiwu6sOjk6pVxQ | 2014-06-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 503 | 2,538 |
nkDExsx-EbQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkDExsx-EbQ | 2007 Jaguar XK Convertible 4.2 | so a few years ago ladies and gentleman we sold this absolutely gorgeous 2007 navy blue Jaguar XK 4.2 and just have a look at it it's blue with a black roof this absolutely gorgeous pale cream leather upholstery they're electric chairs on both the driver side and the passenger side it's in mint condition it has three original keys leather bound steering wheel leather gear shifter just over 110,000 K's which is absolutely very normal for a 2007 or 11 year old car they've got parking sensors Bluetooth navigation it's only just come in so it has not been detailed yet and we love to show these cars as they are then we get things like wheel repairs done and we get buffing of paintwork done and so forth but the most important thing about this car is the overall interior condition the service books and the history of the car we do know this car quite well it had a small problem with a soft top and it has got a brand new soft top absolutely brand new from the UK keep that in mind it's worth 10 grand probably and look all of our cars are thoroughly checked over by mechanics and detailed and so forth we're called the old-timer centre we're located in Merrick Phil in New South Wales and lovely guy that owned the car and really just it's a credit that how he's looked after this vehicle just gonna jump in and show you why these are such a beautiful car they've got an hour point sound system you've got your stop start button there it's gonna do the windows up it's letting me know that my seat belt is on you can see there no lights on the dash just that my seat belt is there and that isn't the average fuel consumption that's just from when we drive it around the blog they will run at about 10 or 15 litres per hundred KS so it is a hundred and eight thousand KS not over 110 and then you've got here all of your heated seats and your navigation and so forth it's a nice colour map my wife has an XF and they're quite easy to use so your Bluetooth is very simple to work as well easy to connect up and I've already put my phone on there and it does work fine so log books up-to-date loads and loads of receipts and so forth and they're just beautiful to drive I mean that engine is just I don't know if you can hear it it's just unbelievable haven't taken the soft-top up at this stage because it's absolutely freezing cold here in Sydney you've got your cruise control you've got your paddle shift transmission behind their automatic windscreen wipers and things like that even automatic headlights and the stainless steel dash is in lovely condition you have memory chairs settings with lumbar support on both sides of the vehicle electric boot you can see there it has had a recall done and I'll just have one other look on the outside of the vehicle before we stop the video tell you a little bit about our premises we're located at 101 to 103 Illawarra road in Merrick Phil my name is Richard or you can see Phil we're here every day except for Sunday and I'm out in the carpark at the moment we got a big showroom with about 75 cars there's some of our stock there and we're open every day except for Sunday Saturdays until 1:30 there's our keyless entry keyless start features and so forth you've also got a glass rear screen which is fantastic for thieves not being able to slice it open and also to be able to re really miss that window glass it's beautiful inside here nice and warm and we'd love to see you soon thanks so much for taking the time to watch our little movie we absolutely love it and we hope that you come in here and have a nice test drive of the car that's another cool feature you can hide your cupholders and then release them so you can actually have a bit better an armrest they're nine five six nine double nine double nine cheerio lovely to talk to you and hopefully see you soon | Oldtimer Centre | UC_Iuil2OGlzb_RPudo3NdLA | 2018-09-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 731 | 3,826 |
l3o1Xo2tF1Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3o1Xo2tF1Q | 【COMPUTEX 2023】Patriot Viper Xtreme 5 DDR5、PCIe Gen5 SSD PV553、CPU Cooler RGB、acpi #COMPUTEX 4K60 | Hey guys, I'm Shannon from Patriot Memory I'm the marketing manager in USA And today we're going to take a look at the Patriot Memory booth starting with our new high performance DRAM the Patriot Viper Xtreme 5 DDR5 It goes from 7600, 7800 up to 8000 Comes with three profiles to ensure compatibility so three speed bins down from the top one And you also will see that we have many overclocking records already coming through on it and there will be many more to come along with 24 and 48GB based modules in order to enhance compatibility with more systems and allow for more overall capacity along with capability and scalability with our overclocking adventures with this memory Next stop, we have our next new entry which is the new mainstream DDR5 or Elite 5 This comes from a speed of 5600 up to 7,000MB/s and that allows for both AMD Expo and Intel XMP AMD Expo is only available up to 6200 but we also are offering 24 and 48GB modules on this which will be coming very soon And this should be launching in the standard 16 like 32GB kits coming up within the next few weeks so you'll see that shortly after COMPUTEX Then we have the mainline modules that we've launched when DDR5 first launched which was the Viper Venom and that starts at 5200 goes all the way up to 7400 so it bridges the gap between the Elite 5 and the Extreme 5 Now, we also have the other mainstays like for example, our Patriot and Patriot Signature like our Signature and Signature Premium Those are our JEDEC based modules We have those in both SO-DIMM and full-size R-DIMM That allows you to have full compatibility for systems you just want drop-in replacements And then you have all the trusty ones you've seen around for a while like our Viper 4, Viper Elite 2 and all the other ones that you have available from Patriot Memory for all of your tweaking and tuning needs Next stop at the Patriot Memory booth we have our SSD Starting with the highlight of the show something that's gotten us two major awards already We've gotten a Best of COMPUTEX 2023 from Tom’s Hardware and a Best of COMPUTEX from WCCF Tech This is the PV553 This is a PCIe Gen5 SSD with an ultra-slim active cooler that will keep it from throttling even when placed under something like a hot graphics card That means that you'll get full, non-throttling just great performance straight across the board with up to 12.4GB/s and it'll read an 11.8GB/s write And this is our full-featured high-end drive This will be our first PCIe Gen5 drive that we offer Now the fastest, latest, and greatest, like the PV553 is super impressive but we're also working on something that normally takes much longer and that's a DRAM-less solution which normally comes much after launch of a drive So this you might see like a year down the road We're kind of really working on developing it and fine-tuning it right now but we do actually have a DRAM-less Gen5 solution in order to fulfill the needs for users that would be able to best be able to fit that without needing what the PV553 can offer And then beyond that you have all of our normal standard like our VP4300 which we actually did an update to We now have a VP4300 Lite which carries all of the same characteristics except being DRAM-less So it'll actually be an optimal solution for a game storage drive along with a great upgrade for PS5 That will be launching in a few weeks as well so just shortly after you probably see this video Right after COMPUTEX 2023 this will be coming to market and it'll be a great drop-in addition for your PS5 game storage or for any game storage on a PC with up to 7,400MB/s read and just a slight touch lower at 6,400MB/s write because once you saturate that cache, it will exceed it That's why you want to make sure you make the right choice which you can always talk to Patriot we'll help you pick it out Otherwise, beyond that you have all the standards you're used to seeing like the P400, P400 Lite along with even our Gen3 drives so that we have best compatibility with as many systems as possible Now we move to our modding section This is where we do some really fun stuff, you know take and modify things, make it really cool Kind of what we equip most gamers and enthusiasts to do By KM Studio, and we'll see be Montech soon you see this custom mod using Viper Extreme 5 along with a VPR400 That is our world's first Gen4 x4 RGB SSD They made a custom case here amazing work by this gentleman just absolutely outstanding got a lot of attention during the show We want to show this off because it's a really cool partnership for us And there's also another cool partnership we want to show and that's with our partners at Razer Basically, they gave us one of their big laptops because we wanted to showcase our new DDR5 SO-DIMM along with the fact that you can throw in something like a VP4300 for the absolute maximum performance and expandability even in a mobile platform like this That enables you for maximum gaming or anything else that might be a high-intensity workload where you need a massive amount of memory or storage Now moving over to some of the more interesting things we've been working on we actually previewed this at CES and we're still working on it This is the Viper CPU cooler You can expect we're really trying to get this out around Q3 but it really depends because we're working on a lot of optimizations for it to make it the best product possible before we put it out especially since it's the very first CPU air cooler that Patriot's going to make So we do not want it to be like something that's not the absolute best we can offer because that's really the Patriot standard that we set And the same thing, as we move over here you'll see that we have an external M.2 SSD dock which is 10Gbps so a little over 1,000MB/s sequential transfers capable over USB-A or USB-C You drop in your own SSD and you can pretty much be off to the races to have massive amounts of storage on the go Okay, next stop adding to our flash card series we got to UHS-II We spent some time cooking this up Full 300MB/s read and up to 260MB/s write with properly equipped cameras ones that can handle the extra pins and do the UHS-II transfer rate This thing's on the market now actually This is one of the fastest SD cards that you can get on the market that is in the SDXC UHS-II format And then next to it we also have a USB device here our Supersonic Rage Duo This is a slider type, so it can slide between USB-A, USB-C This has 400MB/s up and down, or read and write This comes up to one terabyte capacity and is universally compatible between Mac, PC as long as you leave the standard format that will be compatible between both Lastly, at the Patriot Memory booth at COMPUTEX 2023 we have our ACPI group This is our industrial division of Patriot Memory Most people don't even realize we offer this This is our OEM and ODM business, where we do everything from embedded government, high uptime, high reliability high endurance products made for everything from machinery embedded tablets, point of sale kiosks, and pretty much everything else in between It has all of what you'd expect for SSD DRAM types for these type of applications including ECC modules and even compact flashcards and even some partnerships with places like Shadow where we are able to make very large expandable solutions that will meet all of the enterprise uses we could ever imagine And that's it from Patriot booth at COMPUTEX 2023 We want to send a special thanks to our partner EnterBox who helped us with shooting this video Be sure to give them a like down below, subscribe and check out all the details in the description below And thank you for joining us here at the Patriot Memory booth at COMPUTEX 2023 | EnterBox | UCUtWeyRsl_38OlaZDDadX5g | 2023-06-08 | Creative Commons Attribution 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ESd4CC_rMJ0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESd4CC_rMJ0 | Introduction to Possessives | making possessives in Mongolian is not as complicated as it looks in this chart there is a pattern in how possessors are constructed although there are different spellings for different possessives they all basically require you to add an e sound to the end of words knee in e okay it's not exactly true all the time as the last row of the chart shows but in general possessives involve adding an e sound to the end of words this is not too different from putting apostrophe S at the end of English words it's important to remember this as you dive into the details of the chart the rules for how to construct the possessors can be thought of as spelling rules and as you learn Mongolian and your pronunciation improves you will find that many of the rules are just a natural result of the most expedient and comfortable way to form the Sounds in your mouth and vocal cords rather than an evil plot by linguists to make looney Mongolian even more difficult there are patterns but of course there are lots of irregular examples such as b i becoming mini my and these will have to be learned as they pop up ignoring the details of the chart let's look at the possessive equivalence of personal pronouns Mini Pani Chini toony bidney or bitnarin tanarin I or Ted Narin with the exception of B and mini and tear and tuni the other words follow the general pattern we see in the chart of modifying the word by adding an e sound here are some examples using general words again without focusing on the details of the chart though ni Shire eni song ni Tsung 's knee mod Ney shop NE halt hozny foreign all lean Han honey tawa tawagin do Ogie sonun Soni unin I Hampton y bashing bashing in foreign using question words in the rules for making possessives we can construct more complex questions as examples we get hini Yuni some example questions are in hini nombi inboxing Norm foreign a final aspect of possesses that is important to be aware of is that oftentimes the possessive form functions the same way of is used in English for example National University of Mongolia literally Mongolian Nations University gnome book of Mongolian language or literally Mongolian languages book other examples abound and they are not hard to find in everyday speech in writing as such mastering the rules for recognizing and eventually creating possessives is a critical skill | themongolist | UCwUAzQo7Yz8a-9qafGXUzDA | 2012-10-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 423 | 2,357 |
SJ0Vua1uUdg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ0Vua1uUdg | Preparing for class with markdown and a text editor. | I recently saw on social media some other instructors discussing tip a life hack if you will for teaching their class and keeping track of their notes for how to run that particular class better the next time they teach it so it requires some discipline to make some notes after that class this worked well this didn't we ran long whatever it might be and I certainly take advantage of that too of course I'm using markdown and a text editor and the web and I wanted to show you how I do it using those tools so here is my notes for one of my classes we're going to be discussing algorithmic bias the beginning of every class I have show and tell so I encourage students to send to our canvas discussion thread for this things they've seen in the news related to what we've talked about to share any connections examples things that are even funny lateral thinking puzzles whatever it might be we try to build continuity of discussion across the specific classes I also try to interleave particular exercises so critical thinking exercises and here we have an example of a writing exercise so if I open this this is a slide deck and so step through these particular slides in particular exercises so in this case I'm I worked with a colleague to develop some slides actually I borrowed this from her and then added some puppy pictures but to take some prose think about it is this a good thesis if it's not why is it not and so this is an interactive exercise I do with the students once they've had their go I then review what some of the concerns are about that particular thesis we review our previous class and so we were talking about ads and ad blockers and so I capped that class by asking them to make note of what the most complex or confusing concept or Insight or whatever it is that we talked about that class and so I asked them to share that that gives me continuity across the classes again and also as a little bit of a self-quizzing like this particular question isn't that great but often it comes in the form of a quiz and then we're going to be talking about algorithms just to note I also have a little heads up that remind me what's coming up next and I can tell them a little about what's going to happen at the next course the next class at the end of the existing class I also make a note of milestones and so if I want to say remember your privacy assignments coming up I click on that that takes us to that particular day and the specification for that assignment I also have some resources syllabus canvas Zoom Google Drive links to the students responses they make before class their wikis some lateral thinking puzzles as well as some timers so if I ask the students to break off into a group and I want to give them four minutes I can start this timer let's look at what this looks in markdown so here we have the markdown for this particular course and what is nice is whenever I need to move something from the flow of this class to the top I have a place Mark called here so if I just type here this is where I am and then I'm going to be talking about privacy and collapsed context and so I have the whole of my course in this class note document and I can just bounce up and where I am now in this document is always here so my next class when I'm prepping for that I'll cut this go to here paste it and then grab the next section but here I have some comments for myself about you know uh did I run short or did I run too long what other things could I include or do I have to cut things that I should update the slide decks with the link to the show and tell the link to the thesis exercise review of the last class and finally the link to the algorithms slide deck and so if we look for that here we have the algorithm slide deck and each heading and subheading corresponds to a slide and these have questions exercises images provocations short YouTube clips and so if we were to look what that looks like in the deck and here I'm using reveal.js the javascript-based uh web-based slide deck so these are the slides right I can show something ask question reveal my insight or answer short video clip that we can watch some images and then we're going to talk about Kathy O'Neill's weapons of math destruction but let's first understand what an algorithm is and a little two minute video explaining that what is a model what does that mean and then I have an excerpt from the actual reading so there's a lot of this note that here I have two question marks that's a note to myself to say that I want the students to break out into little groups and talk about this for four or five minutes before reporting their discussion back to the whole of the class and we've got our slides I'll note it is nice using HTML because it's very easy to link to one of the readings it pose one line or supplementary reading for the course and class and we walk through and then the wrap up for today is I'm going to ask them to write down three techniques for curbing weapons of mass destruction that will then be the question that I use to review today's class in our next class right same question really something I asked the students to do or require them if you read the syllabus is they have to write so many reading responses throughout the semester and so for class 90 minutes before the start of class I asked students to send me an email they write these on their hack MD Wiki and send me a link to their page with a couple hundred word respond with some questions incisor connections I read those before class and as I go through those I sometimes have the opportunity to say I want to call that particular point out during the course of our discussion and so in markdown I think that's call and then I might say oh let's call on Jose and we want to talk about uh how Google Google's search and other ethnicities perhaps and then let's spell check that oh ethnicity that's interesting Maybe let's check that I actually have that spelling correct in this cities yeah so I can add that to my spell checker it's no longer underlined close the call I rebuild it so that you see I built my slide deck again and if I go back refresh and if I go back to that Latonya Sweeney slide you can see I now have a little hmm face and that reminds me to call on a particular student because they had an interesting Insight or connection when I hover that can be like oh yeah Jose you made an interesting point about algorithmic bias maybe with other ethnicities and again next time from my class I'll take this section I'll remove it I'll go to my place point up go down grab whatever the next class is make note of whatever I said there from my last time I piled it for things that I should do this time and I have a terrible memory but all of this helps me keep things organized I hope you found that interesting at least I don't know if everyone wants to 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lB1AoUqawLA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB1AoUqawLA | Seminar Messianic Judaism 012519: The Law of Moses was abolished, blotted out, nailed, cancelled! | testing 1 2 3 4 testing welcome to the synagogue this could be my last service so Rick will be here every Friday if things don't go well for me possibly Robert okay so I'm gonna Whittle through this thing and hopefully I don't get myself in too much trouble all right thank you welcome to the service tonight tonight is a synagogue night and you tubers thank you for showing up and I'm gonna do the announcements tonight so we've got a lot of material to go through and I gots to get going we'll hold the questions on the seminar to the end this is our seminar night and then at the end of the seminar we remember your question and we'll go through it see if we see if we can clarify it okay all right let's get going the next seminar is February 22nd I don't want to think about that now as I mentioned earlier I expanded my radio ministry 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present Christ in simple terms and the anointing is there and the Holy Spirit moves he can't stop it and he gets his face kicked in every single time so what he had to do was over the centuries he had to dumb down Christianity he had to water it down he had to contaminate it and he's done that with here in America over the last 60 years he got rid of deliverance and much of healing and just kind of stuck with salvation and most of the churches are good with salvation but not good with healing and terrible with deliverance in order to fix that many years ago back in the 70s churches at Protestant churches started to become seeker-friendly facilities so the idea was if you're not going to have the power of the Spirit in your church or your denomination you have to make the church system appeal to people so they'll want to come and so they developed this new system of kind of entertainment to get people to come in the door because the early church was based on the moving of the Spirit and if you take the moving of the Spirit out of Christianity it becomes as dead and dry as all the other religions and so the same thing has happened with Judaism you know 50 years ago Jews for Jesus and other different groups started to crop up and the Jews started getting saved you know which is great we wanted we wanted we get saved and then they started to try to save other Jews which is fantastic great and they took a kind of a page out of the Protestant books when the moving and the spirit wasn't there they had to kind of make Christianity more appealing for Jews like we make Christianity more appearing peeling for Gentiles so to speak by making it more entertainment and seek refraining horn and they switched over to making it more Jewish so that when you as a Messianic Jew go to a Jew and ask them would you like to get saved and born again and follow your schewe and listen here's the good news you can keep most of your Jewish stuff if you come over here in the early church it was the opposite the apostles were all Jews they were all Messianic Jews but their approach to other Jews was completely different they would come in reason through the scriptures that Jesus Christ was the Moshiach of the Messiah and this group of people believed it and this group didn't believe these became followers of Christ and these became persecutors it was either or the group that believed did so because the moving of the spirit convinced them that Jesus was the washing line in America on the Protestant end the Holy Spirit is too had to start coming up with revivals since the church dumbed itself down and became seeker-friendly and has basically been a failure the Holy Spirit [ __ ] you know chips his way in and he comes up with a revival every time there's a revival the devil senses it coming and he sets up a defensive posture so when a revival hits bang a massive infiltration of demons heads toward the revival while the holy ghost is moving they try to infiltrate the system and lead people astray for example the Toronto blessing boom big move of the Holy Ghost massive infiltration of familiar spirits then there was this mix then then Azusa Street years ago massive move of the Holy Ghost massive infill infestation of familiar spirit the devil quashed that thing in about a year then you had the Pensacola and then you had the Topeka then you had different all these different revivals they kind of go like a lightning strike in California boom the fire starts and the fire is only this big when it starts and then it starts spreading like crazy and the devil sends in fireman so to speak and they put the fire out all revivals start like that boom starts and bang within months years what have you the devil shuts down he does it through infiltrators he sends spirits in impersonate the holy spirit they deceived people and they trick them and that pattern that I just explained you is the overall master plan of Satan's in revelation 17 Mystery Babylon where what he does is he takes all the church's major religions he gets them to de-emphasize their differences accentuate their agreeance and he's getting them to kind of blend together Christianity Islam chrislam Messianic Judaism Judaism blend see you want to get saved a founder Shiva well I'm not sure hey listen we wear prayer shawls hats we keep the feast we keep the festivals we do all these Jewish things you would be very comfortable over here as a Christian Jew Christianity hey you want to get sane well I don't know why don't come here Hillsong we got The Naked Cowboy laser light show Jesus on a trapeze party on you'll like it here is this making any sense I may not have explained it right anyhow it's a satanic trick to get all the religions major religions to click to Mystery Babylon and down the road the Antichrist moves in and takes it over he can't take it over if they're all separated so in the beginning the devil separated everybody so no one would fight him in unity so you had all these different church denominations you had Catholicism split to Orthodox then that split to Protestants and then all the Protestant churches said hey we're not going to work with you because we believe this and you don't and so he split all them up and you can't fight if everybody's not in unity and that's how Christianity got gassed here in America you had too many different denominations all going their own way and in the early church in the first century you had a unified front you preach the simplicity of Christ you gave these scriptures documenting Jesus was the Messiah if you didn't like it nobody gave you a secret friendly message to keep you in you were out and these people came in because the Holy Ghost proved Jesus was the Messiah if you don't have the Holy Spirit moving in your denomination your church and what have you it just becomes like another religion so if you don't have the Holy Ghost moving you've got to put on a massive show to entertain or make the people feel comfortable so they'll come back the churches that are not doing that Methodists Lutheran's miserable x' Brethren's amish but go down the list they're all fading away attendance is dropping like that and all these different denomination because they're not catching on they don't get it you've got to make people feel good you got to entertain them you got to crank up the music you need pop stars all that I'm nervous all right Messianic Jews are great people I know I know all kinds of Messianic Jews they care they're good people they're saved they believe in the spirit but the devil tricked them like he did the Protestants to blend the Antichrist gets Israel in the end Mystery Babylon they all go together they all join up together in the one world kind of a religious unification that's where we're headed that's what's going to happen all right so let's take a close look at it the Word of God Peter James and the others and the law of Moses did you know that okay here's Acts chapter 14 when they gathered the church together they rehearsed all that God had done with them over three years this was the end of Paul's first missionary journey and it lasted three years and it was awesome they had all kinds of churches start and again the real gospel is always blatant presentation of the word the moving of the Spirit healings deliverances of salvation naturally follow if you don't have the movie the spirit the whole thing is labored the whole thing's hard the first church that was their system he preached a hard met uncompromising message if you didn't like it you were out if you did like it you got filled the Holy Ghost healings deliverances all kinds of stuff happened and that's how the church grew so fast yes the Holy Ghost he's the head head honcho he says centerpiece of Christianity he's the executor of Jesus's estate he's ago he's the boss if you work him out then you're your church is doomed to be seeker friendly or fading out like Lutheran's and message within a few years those churches won't even exist anymore or they'll be overrun with gays they're switching over to inclusion of homosexuality and whenever you include homosexuality that spreads like wildfire so the Methodists and the Lutheran's and some of the others they'll probably end up worship centers mostly for gays I'm talking about down the road no no well what happened was Paul said hey look at all these great things that have happened with the Gentiles how he opened the doors of faith to the ethnos the nations and they stayed a long time with the disciples well certain men came down from Judea and taught the Brethren and they said except you be circumcised after the law of Moses you cannot be saved who were these people they were Messianic Jews how do you know that okay let's check it out Paul and Barnabas had no small dissension or disputation with them what was it what's what's the point of all that they said no no do not have to be circumcised to be a born-again Christian and that's heresy well they said wait a minute this is a controversial subject you need to go to Jerusalem and straighten it out with the Apostles and so acts 15 when they came to Jerusalem they went to the elders and the Apostles they told them the same thing hey all of these things happened among the Gentiles ethnos the nation's in God's eyes there was only two nations there was the nation of Israel and then there was everybody else the nation of Israel was God's chosen people the rest of them earth became James who vo called him Gentiles it's actually means the nation's okay so all these people were getting the Holy Spirit they were getting healed they were getting born-again it was incredible and it says Arosa certain sect the Pharisees who believed they are who who are these people Messianic Jews born-again Christian Jews correct they were believers says it right there saying that you had to be circumcised and to keep the law of Moses as a born-again Christian well the Apostles and elders came gather to consider the matter when they had disputed muched Peter stood up and he tells him the story of when he had converted the family of Cornelius remember that story he was quite stunned when it happened and he says I led the Gentiles first to the gospel and believing and God knows the hearts he bore them witnessed giving them the Holy Ghost as he did us if you have a synagogue of Jews Christians or a Protestant church of Christians or a Catholic Mass and there is no moving of the spirit that's a red flag something is wrong the normal pattern in Scripture is preaching God's Word without apologizing for it allowing the Holy Spirit to move these people respond these people don't the witness that you're in the right religion to use a slang term is the Holy Ghost he's the man and then it says you put no difference between us and them purifying their hearts by faith having nothing to do with the law of Moses correct where's the boasting then in Romans three it is excluded why by what law the law of works no the law of faith we were for for hundreds of years in the law of Moses then the system switched over to the law of faith and then in the Millennium what happens it kicks back the dispensation of grace ends is over the Millennium starts click the nation of Israel restored that's restored festival speech Sabbath you people you people read your Bibles right you know this isn't a book of the Mormon thing yeah look at the Mormon and there were Jews here before the Indians were here ah Thank You Joseph this is the law of faith acts 15 again so after they discussed all this they went through the whole system they sent a message out to all these Gentile Christians and they said what x15 can why tempt God by putting a yoke upon the neck of the disciples that neither our fathers or we were able to bear what does that mean the law for over 400 years was holy and just the purpose of the law was to show you that you can't save yourself there is no way you can keep the law there is no way you can be perfect it is impossible as Paul mentioned in Romans the law was a schoolmaster to drive you to Christ the law had a specific perfect purpose for a temporary period of time to show you that you need mercy you need grace you can't make you're not gonna make you're not good enough you're not only enough well I'm not coming back here brother Mike's insulting people listen spiritually you suck what you need is not a bunch of laws that keep that you can't keep you'll need another diet you can't stay off you need grace the law was set up as Paul said as a teacher showing you illness in your you can't keep that you need mercy leave here and go there this make it sense okay well it was a yoke that no one was able to bear translation they couldn't keep the law the Jews were always backsliding they were always violating the law they're still doing it Jews they're stubborn and stiff-necked people they don't listen some of you have one with you and you will fix that later tonight we believe that through the grace of Jesus Christ we they're talking about we them we shall be sods Oh delivered just like they were then all the multitude kept silent they gave audience to Barnabas and Paul after Peter spoke and he went through his first missionary journey all these incredible miracles happen and learn of these people had anything to do with the law of Moses you with me so then after they held their peace James stands up I guess he was the first pope men and brethren listen to me he sounds like a breech peter has declared how God at the first visited the nation's to take them out a people for God's name and it says here - this agree the words of the prophets this is from Amos 9 after this I will return and build again the tabernacle of David which is fallen down I will build again the ruins and I will set it up Amos 9 what's he saying here from the very beginning God when he set up the law also prophesied that the whole planet Earth would get a chance to be saved the gospel went to the Jews first then the Gentiles they threw Paul out of a synagogue one time he's alright I'm gonna kick the dust off my feet you don't want the gospel I'll take it to the Gentiles they will receive it that's what he said and it was that was God's plan from day one say when that happened it was about Genesis three or so the devil heard that prophecy about him guinea miss face kick in and his head crushed somebody told me I was getting my face kicked in in my head crushed I'd listen to that prophecy - somehow in his mind I don't exactly know what happened he kind of figured something was coming through humanity to get him so what he did was the theory is he got all these other angels who had some kind of a supernatural ability to get female humans pregnant and he started to try to pollute the human race that's the theory and so that these women gave birth to these ugly Goliath type beings Nephilim's and all that kind of stuff there and then God got rid of them in the flood and then it happened again after the flood and then King David chill I guess killed them all off or something but what was going on here God said the nation's that Gentiles were going to be saved too that was his original plan Adam killed everybody and then Jehovah said I want to give everybody an opportunity to be saved Jew or Gentile and back then of course there were no Jews ok acts 15 the residue of men might seek after the Lord and all the Gentiles upon whom my name is called says the Lord that was the prophecy we were all predicted to given up get an opportunity to be saved all of us for non-jews gospel went to the Jews first then it went to the nation's right ok known to God are all his works from the beginning of the age I own my sentence assist James says we do not trouble the Gentiles who have turned to God that we write to them to abstain from 1 pollutions of idols to fornication 3 animals that are strangled for drinking their blood they didn't need to tell me twice on that what's that all are involving us idol worship it was all involving idol worship that was that nothing was mentioned about the law of Moses not one thing even circumcision Passover Sabbath nothing was mentioned this is all they told them to do well they sent that letter around since Moses of old time has in every city those who preach him in the synagogue's every Sabbath okay for as much as we have heard that certain went out from us I've troubled you with words subverting your souls okay that's kind of a nasty verse if I come to you and give you a bunch of law Moses stuff Feast Tabernacles meanings prayer shawls whatever it is I'm subverting your soul it's a false talk why cuz they only told him four things there's only four things the Gentiles had to focus on is all related to idolatry saying that you must be circumcised and keep the law to whom we gave no such commitment don't don't get mad at me under screening it seemed good to us and the Holy Ghost to lay upon you no greater burden than these necessary things there were four of them that was it it was all related to ideology what did Peter do well he did good for a while but guess what he did turned into an American Christian when Peter came to Antioch Paul said this is in Galatians chapter 2 I stood into his face he was he was wrong before that certain people came from James and so he ate with the Gentiles dinner with him but when the Jews came Messianic Jews withdrew and separated himself fearing those of the circumcision what is that yeah in God's kingdom there's no Jews or Greeks there's no bonds or fries there's no males or females you are all one in Christ if you're prejudiced against this group that's the sin you can't be a racist and be a born-again Christian that's impossible because God doesn't see race he looks in the inner man man looks on the outward sin term and and there's no race in the inner man if you went to heaven right now you couldn't tell him what race was what you'd never know that's just something here this is it there's blacks and white it does none of that stuff's in him and spiritually none of it's here there's no difference between males or females males are not superior females they were all one in Christ but Peter said no wait a minute I can't hang around I can't let these Messianic Jews see me eat dinner with Gentiles I'm gonna get in trouble so Paul called him on it because he was afraid yeah that's the number one problem with religion it generates fear because it causes you requires you to do certain things if you don't do every little thing I screwed up the other Jews fell for it too he said Galatians 2 even Barnabas who was a powerful Holy Ghost preacher he got carried away with their hypocrisy what's that Greek word me that's exactly right it's where we get our English word hypocrisy Barnabas a super-powered Holy Ghost faith healer got sucked in through what fear fear can take it take down any preacher no matter how powerful they are if you let fear in you will go down you no matter who you are it could be wiglesworth you're gonna crash that's the devil's greatest weapon fear and Paul called Barnabas on it and it was when I saw that they did not walk uprightly according to the truth of the gospel I said to Peter in front of everybody if you being a Jew live after the manner of the nation's and not as the Jews why do you compel the nation's to live as the Jews good question Paul always got to the point so I like the money we Jews by nature and not sinners like the nation's knowing that a man is not justified by works this system for hundreds of years required you to measure up to over 600 different laws nobody could do it so what happened was the ancient rabbis created what they called the Talmud where the rabbis sat around like the Supreme Court and they took God's law and they reinterpreted it so that it would apply better to your life Jesus came to them and said hey you guys are frauds you took God's Word and then you changed it and dumbed it down to now it's a sin he said you took the Word of God thou shall not dishonor thy mother or their father and you dumbed it down telling them the oh if I go to the synagogue and give God an offering on behalf of my parents I can stop helping my parents so Jesus said you made the Word of God of no effect because of your traditions we call it the Talmud and to this day in Israel the Orthodox Jews they interpret all these things and apply them to everyday life and in defense of them yeah it's kind of confusing I mean that was 3,000 years ago this is a 21st century everything's changed and how you live your life is completely change so you go down the law and you nitpick every little thing what is arrest me what has worked me so these rabbis had to interpret all these things so you would feel comfortable the devil always taking God's Word mixing it down a little bit so you're comfortable and that's why Christianity is such a failure Christians don't like to get out of their comfort zone they like to stay here in their comfort cocoon like Wilford Brimley we have believed in Christ that we might be justified by faith law was holy and just for a temporary period of time and then when John the Baptist showed up the dispensation of grace kicked in what's the foundation of the dispensation agree it's repentance John the Baptist was the nastiest filthiest preacher that ever lived he preached 31 different doctrines almost all of them were penton's based people to understand greasy grace is different than grace greasy Grace's american churches where you're allowed to do everything and everything slips and slide it's all good john the baptist made a foundation for the dispensation of grace which was requiring repentance changing your behavior your attitude your life restitution stop sinning what oh my god we're gonna stop sinning over you nuts grace requires people to repent there isn't any way to get grace without repentance in our society it's as grandpa said it's bass-ackwards you just come in oh we're getting Jesus party on dude no wait a minute huh that's not how you get saved okay you got to have conviction of the Holy Spirit to get saved you've got to be willing to change your life when you get saved it's a it's a life-changing event it's not a casual mental thing Ray Comfort in California calls them false converts people that are casually one to Christ later on become casual backslide it's better to preach a harder message out the gate and get a smaller response but this group you get will last much longer those are the ones that could become disciples if you just let everybody in with a watered down message everybody will eventually leave with the water doesn't message the gospel wasn't meant to be watered down it doesn't work that's not the gospel that's another gospel Paul talked about to the Corinthians by the works of the law no one could be dko declared innocent by God under the old system every year we had the National Day of Atonement in Hebrew that means to cover it cover it obviously so you spent the whole year sinning screwing up like an American Christian and then once a year error would go into the Holy of Holies where Cece was in there and God would cover up your sin for another year here in the gospel your sins are eviscerated and no longer exist as if you had never committed a sin the difference between the blood of bulls and goats and the precious blood of Christ so now these people never were sinless now you are sinless Paul said in Hebrews that there's no point in making offering for sin where there's no sin he explains from Hebrews 4 to Hebrews 10 he lays it out perfectly they had to have continual offerings sin often means they have a total here the blood of Jesus was offered once and you obtained eternal salvation through that blood so there's no point in having any other offerings none are needed for you that should have landed better I'm discouraged now nobody can be justified or declared innocent by God by doing good things to him as it says in the Old Testament they're the same as used tampons filthy rags in isaiah is in hebrew used menstral rags my righteousness is a used tampon compared to God's holy righteousness and I can't go to heaven unless I have God's holy righteousness not a stinking dripping tampon so I have to have the righteousness of God in Christ and I gotta get it imputed to me which means my works are out there doh where'd that come from nobody is justified by works it's impossible Paul said did you know the law of Moses is abolished ok 2nd Corinthians chapter 3 our God who has made us able ministers of the New Testament not of the letter but of the Spirit what happened to Christianity America if you move the Holy Ghost out it just becomes like any other crappy religion it's just people going there pleasing their own conscience they're just placating themselves why went to church I go to church I'm with the mass you know it works nobody cares what you did and what you did is useless absolutely work your righteousness comes from the blood not you going to church or feeding people or wearing or putting on a beanie wearing a pair doesn't see me dressed like a lot do you do you made just great like I do it doesn't matter yeah I like fantastic it's not gonna help me I'm dead in the water why wearing something it's nothing to do with your soul anybody can wear something I could come in here dressed as and forth to Doc's priest I would shake you up women yes it would giant conehead blasting neck thing huge robe I'd float in like Flying Nun you say my god that guy's holy why I could have just come off porn five minutes ago you don't know what you wear or has got nothing to do with who you are excuse me excuse me sorry about that see the Spirit gives life a letter amen first Corinthians three there it is Sankranthi if if they do Kamiya ministry of death the law what was the law good for showing me I was going to die oh that's so head brother Mike you're just cheering me up the law shows you that you cannot save yourself and you're going to die and there's nothing you can do about it that was the purpose of it administered death to people hey you sinned you sinned you sinned you send the soul that sinneth it shall die you're done what's he talking about now here aggrieved in stones the Ten Commandments so the children Israel looked at Moses coming down the mountain and what was going on with his face his face was partying it was glowing that Cibola the glory of God and it was so bright like it was from heaven the throne room that they couldn't look at him and says they had a duck like oh my gosh Moses was on the mountain got the ten commands the love was glorious perfect and holy but not one the purpose of it it says the glory of the law was to be what what does catch our game I mean well it means to wipe something out few people have that skill if I catch or gain or something I destroy it I wiped out I ruin it what are you talking about here this has blast me no one just sent the law of God the Bible says it is holy and pure see the law Paul said in Romans manifested and when it did I died for without the law I didn't know I was transgressing but when the law told me hey dude keep your pants on thou shalt not commit adultery keep your pants up I didn't know that until I heard God tell me that Dan Paul said oh my god I'm dead in the water see Paul was a Pharisee which was similar to a TV preacher they got everything they got the best seats everywhere they got the hottest chicks they got all the money they got the cars they got all the girls you don't get it do you nothing's changed people don't change he was an honored member of society if he went out somewhere he sat in the front row he wasn't like Bob Uecker sitting up there he sat right there until the law kotti hey we've got pride he got arrogance you're greedy you're an adulterer and he said holy shoot I'm dead in the water that was the purpose of the law to get you to see you can't save yourself the glory of the law he said was going to be destroyed it's a bold statement coming from a Pharisee Jim the second Corinthians 3 shall not the Ministry of the Spirit be more glorious the law couldn't get you saved and couldn't get you filled with the Holy Ghost it only could tell you you're screwed what'd he say I'm paraphrasing honey calm yourself down the law only pointed out I was dead in the water pure of heart yeah the law pointed out that you were not pure in your heart thank you all y'all I mean I was you guys this pitiful pitiful what didn't say the Holy Ghost living in you iced in you the hope of glory is more glorious right there right now then the entire law of God that's blasphemy no I'm reading it the Ministry of the Spirit is far more glorious than the glory of the law that was so bright and glorious and great they couldn't look at Moses if the Ministry of ketosis judgment is glory the law was set up by God to show you that you are a hopeless sinner and as a result of your sin you're going to go to hell and face judgment from God partying with the law can't wait to hear a little more of that hey law would never fly here in America to me insecure people oh boy they all call me for counseling the law was set up by God for a specific purpose what was it his future revelation it started with an old woman whose womb and dried up like a prune her name was Elizabeth her husband didn't believe any of it so he got struck dumb no his IQ was fine it was an old English term referring to couldn't talk anymore well this baby laying in this old woman's womb started growing like crazy everybody was so happy well Mary Maria comes to visit her some people think they were related they might have been she walks in the dome and the baby jumps in the womb filled with the law of God no John the Baptist got Holy Ghost revival in the womb in New York John the Baptist would have been sucked out and cut up abortions now up till five minutes to delivery unbelievable infanticide listen if the law said hey you're a sinner you're getting judged and that was full of God's glory how much more glorious are you sitting there with holy ghost in there the law couldn't save you it couldn't give you the Holy Ghost nobody had the Holy Ghost there the Spirit of God would come upon them and they would do great things then he would leave them you carrying with you why you are not under the law you do not get saved by your good works you ran to the cross of Calvary you begged for mercy the Holy Ghost heard you he brought it to ya then the devil came back and said all you got to do this and wear that and delete there and eat that no that's subverting your soul we don't subvert Souls here you don't do it there either much more does the Ministry of righteousness exceed that glory the law he's not trashing the law don't you see that he's saying it's glorious it's beautiful it's perfect and it was I was imperfect so when the law came I died in other words holy crap they caught me I'm being caught I can't get out of it there's nothing I can do somebody else has got to do it for me what do I need a schoolmaster the law to drive me to Jesus see when you run and cling to the old rugged cross oh you're in line for miraculous mercy you want to do it on your own welcome to judgment and a lake that burns with fire and brimstone you want to trust your own righteousness you have zero chance of making it none no offence chapter that made more glorious had no glory in this respect by reason of the glory that excels oh good lord translation the holy ghost living in you is so glorious the law has no glory anymore none this is blasphemy no he's comparing glories the Son of Man was a Lord of the Sabbath he created the law and it was spectacular in glory now it's useless and nothing compared to what the Holy Ghost glory hanging around in there okay let's let me reveal a little secret here this is supposed to be kind of encouraging that glory Moses glory that was a great move oh yeah he'd have been on every game show every news channel check this out Oh God's glory right onto your face ah the Holy Ghost in you makes that look dead no glory compared to this new glory oh this is crazy preaching I didn't know this was in the Bible brother mine it's my job to give it to you if that which has done away what Cantor Gayle wiped out eviscerated dumped booted out thrown out how much more the one that remains is more glorious this was done away with why it's not needed anymore you have been justified by faith you have the perfection the law could not give you it wasn't designed to give you perfection it was set up to show you that you are genetic failure give yourself up you're a failure you know everyone I oh yeah failures would freak congratulations yeah good good if you're a failure and you know it [ __ ] your way ahead or religious people that means you run to the cross of Calvary you cling to the old rugged cross why because my god you can't be out on your own judgment in hell how do I know that the law spelled it out in detail I'm done there so I ran to Calvary yes sir yeah that's why Jesus said people are pressing into the kingdom of God why they wanted to get out of the law and crash through grace yeah it's very similar to divorcing a critical person don't raise your hands but you ever have been married to a critical person somebody that found all kinds of faults in you don't raise your hand have you ever had that and then then you finally get away from that person this is how it works in the secular world you finally get away from that person and then you meet somebody else who thinks you're wonderful you can't even believe it you've got rid of the other spouse who actually knows what you're like and you've got this other one coming in who's ignorant oh yeah now I'm great oh sweet and kinda really you lost some weight you put on some new girl you look good that girl yeah what do you think it is the divorce is here laws were divorced oh mercy jag addicts condemned to hell mercy delivered healed the Bible's good preachin if you just have to do Jesus is our peace who did what he made both of us both of them one Jews nations how'd he do that he tore down the middle wall of partition between the two he broke down the division between us he abolished same Greek word petrogale wiped out destroyed in his flesh the extra hostility what hostility that hostility the law the law was not fun see don't do this don't do that don't do this and don't do that you got to do this and do that and then you got to do this and then you got to do that and if you don't do it you're screwed I ran to mercy over here so now when I fail I ask for forgiveness it's gone I'm back up ready to go again the law was set up as a temporary system to lead you to praise non-greasy grace grace is founded on John the Baptist Jesus preached the same message it's not greasy grace that doesn't work that brings in demons the law was hospital hospital Tia what law the law of Commandments contained in dog months why do you do that because God wanted one family he didn't want sections of family he went he wanted them all together he wants to give everybody big hug all together yep it's a klu klux can right no that's satanic they're saying that somebody with this complexions better now no you are all one in Christ with the grill glory of the Holy Ghost living in you the glory of the law it's gone then he might reconcile both the God in one body by what the cross apparently he did what a party no he executed the hostility between you and the law you can't do this you can't do that yet oh you did it you're dead you're judged you're going to help did you sin while you're doomed you you're finished that's not a good relationship what what do we need to do here get rid of that and run to that Calvary so that even when you fail for sin you are loved just the same they got judge you for your sin when you came to the crop absolutely he judged Christ in your place the law judged you personally you get caught in adultery did you sleep with somebody's wife how about you oh you know what you get corny law stoned you like getting stoned not a fun hobby the law was hostile to us hostile you commit adultery now if you repent mercy covers it I do that notice every counseling session with couples I always try to save the marriage first there's any hope of saving I focus on that first why because I know about mercy I left the law and I went to mercy but John the Baptist still there hey if you're gonna patch this thing up you got to stop cheating hello that's called repentance yeah is that the law of condiment no that's grace telling you hey you can't keep cheating on it you're hurting here you're hurting yourself you're picking up demons but if you repent you get a hundred percent mercy it says if you've never cheated if they choose to forgive you we can patch this thing up that's not the law that's great but it's not greasy grace correct greasy grace doesn't work the Lord is that spirit where the Spirit of the Lord is there is Liberty where the law was there was bondage my god every time I fix something and I do something right there's something else I did wrong it never ends the law of Moses has been blotted out Colossians chapter 2 you being dead in your sins and the uncircumcision of your flesh he's talking to the Gentiles now right has God quickened together with him having forgiven you all your sins the Greek word of course is a family it means to release you from them all your sins in the law you could not do that you couldn't do that in the law you'd offer a sin offering right you burn it up God would cover your sin then you went out and send again then it got put back on your account now you're now you're judged what systems not working because I'm not perfect duh the law doesn't work when people aren't perfect if you don't believe it go on out here do it get on i-17 don't whine over the law says 75 or whatever and then all of a sudden it sneaks down to 55 you don't notice they never notice they come down 51 there and make that one turn there all of a sudden out of the blue it's 55 yeah that's a deliberate catch but as soon as you travel one mile over 75 you broke the law the laws fine Paul said the problem is I can't keep it but my sin is not covered now neither is yours it's gone under the law was still there just covered a you'd want and send again you need another burnt offering some of you are some pretty heavy sinners you'd be having burnt offerings every two hours all but one sacrifice the precious blood of Christ he entered once and there the holy of Holy's obtaining eternal redemption for us no more offerings Wow because part some not all of your trespasses were forgiven all not leaving even one it says that's blotted out XLE phone what does that mean to smear away like a teacher two plus two equals five Oh Mike you screwed that problem up you screwed it up that's like sex Colleen throw that let's get rid of that we wiped it out for him don't you get it your sins wiped out song I know you're struggling with that because that rejection demon in your head is telling you this guy's nuts you send yesterday and you send yesterday yeah your body did but your spirit man didn't you are walking perfection I know what you're thinking have you looked at me yeah I looked at you oh it was it was difficult but your spirit man it's perfect right it's not your body that thing's gonna be farmed out asked Oh your spirit man's perfect there's no sin in their son so you don't need a bunch of ordinances and dogmas telling you to do this and do that fix this and fix it it was all fixed at Calvary it was against us and it was contrary to us but what happened the cross of Calvary took the law all of it Ten Commandments and everything picked it up put it right there and nailed it to the cross just like he nailed your sin there just like he nailed your curses there and it's like he nailed your sickness there he nailed it all costs of Calvary because the law was contrary to you it was your enemy it was hostile to you all I did all day long was act like a bad spouse you ever had a bad spouse don't raise your hand they always point out what you did wrong it's like having a it's like having an insecure mother never had an insecure mother uh-huh don't raise your hand did you did you take the garbage out yes I did well did you put the can back on the garbage did you clean the cans you put a bag back and did your boot that did you fix it a bit but see the law was always nitpicking you're taking the trash out then at the end the law would take the trash can and put it on your head not anymore oh mighty not greasy being grace but grace following repentance came to me is saved thank God I got saved how did you say did you do a good job no I didn't go to the point I had to go save I couldn't do a good job I was a chronic systemic so I can't wait to hang around brother Mike you gotta understand works it's your economy they will steal your anointing will rot out your destiny I gotta do this I gotta said I could what what if you don't do well I scrub not see that's how condemnation come here demons are brilliant they're much smarter than Christians what they do is they tell you to do godly things they come to you and tell you hey you need to go to church why don't you sing in the choir you need to be faithful to God that's the demon telling you that you know be faithful to God you know why they told you to be faithful to God so when you're not they come back to you and condemn you for screwing up is this for real this is for real they're religious demons they know all about Christianity then quote you any verse and misquote it at the same time hey you need to pray for people strong with you go on out and pray for you need to go pray for the homeless that's a setup they want you out on the street so you can pick up demons it's a plot they tell you good things to condemn you when you can't do them or you with in church you're doing a really good job I'm going dirty you need to be there you need to be at church every week okay every single week soon as you miss a week oh how come you were what happened you ain't feel good oh you got my loser you got to push your way through that serve god you're not listening are you they'll tell you godly things so they can condemn you when you don't do them that's legalism a couple months ago I issued a white shirt and tie policy here everyone's required to wear a white shirt and tightest since you're all in rebellion listen it's not what you're wearing it's what's in your heart son the law wants to know what you're wearing see Aaron had to spiff out before he went in to the Holy of Holies he wasn't perfectly dressed like me he went in there he could be struck dead for the soul that sins it shall die the law only pointed out your phones even one who told you to do what was right the demons love the law the devil loves it he loves the law he uses it all the time when Christians he clothes from it why so you will start focusing on what am i doing how's mine works am i measuring up am i pleasing God through what I'm doing listen the Bible says Paul said God loved you when you were still a sinner Christ I face bingo it's gone it's gone folks hasta LaVista having spoiled principalities and powers he made a show of them openly triumphing over them now what's this verse actually saying dignity so apparently these are the same two terms principalities and powers EXO SIA and Markham used in Ephesians six we to wrestle not against flesh and blood the same same words this is a verse about the spirit world not not the natural world Jesus never held a parade after his resurrection he visited some of the disciples gave him their final instructions and then he was lifted up to sit at the right hand of Father in glory correct we call that the ascension this parade occurred after the resurrection in heaven why because God knew the devil loved the law because he couldn't keep it and he knew we couldn't either and when Jesus nailed the law to the cross he sealed Satan's doom he took away his greatest weapon for destroying you with self-criticism self-hatred and self-condemnation there it is that's the actual picture of the parade in heaven I don't know how Google got that but it was a celebration of ending the law and setting you free yes sir party on Saints the law of Moses was what canceled Hebrew seven there's barely a dis annulling the ethicist means to cancel it you're canceled dude we're stopping it why cuz it was weak why was that it couldn't save you it couldn't deliver you from demons they couldn't hear him the law only showed you you were hopeless and how sinful you are even if you're a good person like a priest the priest used to come in and offer sacrifices for the people correct but the Bible says he had to offer sacrifices for himself can you imagine that Aaron looked darn near perfect compared to these pedophile Catholic priests these guys are raging perverts Aaron might have been a pervert but he wasn't raging why is the law unprofitable Methodist it was useless it couldn't save you it could it couldn't save you it couldn't give you the Holy Ghost it couldn't change your mind it couldn't change your heart it only told you hey here's the behavior I want out of you you do it or you die poops that's a I'm in a bad spot with that kind of a law I'm not gonna make it the law made nothing tell me I'll complete oh the Bible says you are complete in you are sinless why you had one offering body and blood of Christ no more offers none needed why you got a better hope now so we could do what draw near to God the law kept you away from God Jehovah actually told Moses of him that's keep these Jews off this mountain they come up on this mountain I'm on trial now that's what a loving person yes he was loving he was showing you holiness they it wasn't I hate you it's you don't understand I'm perfectly divinely holy and I told you to keep this law and you're not doing it so don't come up on this mountain okay I'm gonna cook it that's right most people don't want to be cooked I know that I've been counselor for 37 years I've passed something people do you want to be cooked the answer in almost always know I've had some people with you know psychoses say yeah sounds like something different but generally speaking no huh nobody wants to be cooked I want a better hope and I want to draw near to God not be told to stay off the mountain it's gone the law of Moses has disappeared how do you know that where are you getting all this stuff Mike I'm getting out of the Bible here so don't don't wait for me in the parking lot Hebrews 8 now has he obtained a more excellent ministry by how much he is the mediator of a better covenant with better promises the old law was set up temporary it was designed to be temporary it was designed to be re-implemented at the end after the dispensation of grace second coming boom millennial boom Israel restored King David restored all the nations of the world have to come up annually to pay homage to the Son of God Christ the ruler the king of kings and Lord of lords anybody read this in the Bible it's in the Millennium the Sabbath gone now reinstituted they're the ten commands was part of the law of Moses there was over 600 laws and ten of them were on stones well know the law of Moses are given the Moses by God this is the law hey the law is divine and holy all of it but it was temporary yeah on stones we just went over all that gone what's new now mercy there were ten on one stone thou shalt not but there were another six hundred thou shalt nots in the rest of the law thou shalt not and I said I can't I can't do it the law said I know you can't that's the purpose of it I'm showing you you can't do it yeah that's what I talked about earlier greasy grace no this isn't greasy grace grace is founded on sincere repentance using grace as an excuse for sin is greasy grace megachurch grace if the first covenant had been faultless there was no need for a second one true finding fault with them he said behold the days come when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and Judah this is the covenant I will make with them after those days dispensation the grace I will put my laws in their minds and write them on their hearts not on stone tablets and that he says a new covenant came in and he he made the other one in addition it decayed Polyana it became obsolete this law is obsolete it's considered to be basically an insult that was a funny joke can anybody in my age I was funny it did what a Fenice must it vanished away it's calling that fall right there is the exact phone my granddad had I was in grade school it looks exactly the same I remember it and my granddad was cheap and we were on a party line and I am joking you don't know him bug me I picked up the phone to make a call like an idiot I heard people talking on my phone seriously I feel that my mom I said mom there's somebody talking on her if I thought it was a miracle put that phone down Mike it's a party line we got a party line my son this is no party I was trying to make a phone call and there's some crazy broad on there yakking away about put that phone down I sit and watching TV one night grade school secret agent man was on it was a great show secret agent man you don't even know how good that show up you don't know and my grandpa wants to make a call and my grandpa's you know kind of a crotchety person putting it mildly you know he heads over to the phone picks it up and somebody's talking on that phone it's the same lady he goes curses and slams the phone I look old ran and I go back to secret agent man secret agent man see you good there's a lot of backslidden people here tonight couple minutes later yet my granddad heads back to the phone that one right there looks exactly like it picked it up she's talking on it he growls and curses and slams it down again he had to do that for time before he picked it up there's nobody on there she talked through four brutal exchanges with the lot my granddad had become the law of Moses thou shalt not talk long on a party-line and so I picked it up and gave her a cousin that crazy book catch it I went right back to secret I was tuning that out see what I'm doing there is tuning out the law and headed for the secret kept hidden the mystery of God for all the ages that given the pall the mystery of God is what Christ in you the hope of glory it's not that phone but that phone's obsolete and what here's grace it's these new see-through phone that has everything on it yeah you can clean your car with it I mean you can teleport somebody to your house and plus but the old phone you were lucky to get a call out and it went like that I'm not kidding you had to spin the thing and back then is a great school I thought it was high-tech see they thought the law was high-tech at the time see oh my god the Jews got the law hallelujah Paul explains it in Romans they were entrusted with the Oracles of God Oh Lord but when the new phones came in oh man I got rid of that phone there I got rid of it I got rid of it hopefully somebody got rid of that lady on there I went over to Grace and picked up that phone and teleported and pulled down movies and I got it all in that phone now I got it all there sinless like dying damned condemned mic over there dialing away can somebody help me Jesus save me help me god help me God there's no help for you you're all rotten sinner wait a minute I ran for the cross of Calvary now I'm not a rotten sinner anymore I saved by grace I should have died what the hell mercy hauled me out of the miry clay look the Old Covenant was temporary the New Covenant is permanent the Old Covenant was for a certain area it was Israel it's a little tiny country in the Middle East there's nothing to it there's Arabs all around them and they don't and they want that land they have all this land as far as the eye can see it's all Arabs they're not satisfied they want that little piece of land and Jehovah won't give it to him he won't give it to them the Arabs are just like kids if you tell the kid you can't have something you know what they do anybody got kids not idea well when you have kids here how it work this kid if you tell him you can have everything over here but don't touch that they pull an Adam and Eve on you they run right over women don't want that I want that yeah Arabs got land everywhere Arab got land coming out of their ears I got dust flowing no we want that little tiny little smaller what Delaware teeny tiny spot we want uh we want everything the law was for who Jews only correct yeah if you were a proselyte you had to be series of restrictions and requirements and laws to be considered allowed to keep the law and you were never fully a Jew see I used to be a rotten stinking sinner now by God through grace I've been placed in the family of God believable it's amazing for somebody like me the gospel isn't for this area it's for every area everywhere for everyone the law Moses has been thrown out yes it has tell me you the desire to be under the law do you not hear the law it's written that Abraham had two sons remember this story yes sir one by a bondmaid one by a freewoman the bondwoman was born after the flesh yes sir the law was an expert holy and righteous in pointing out my failures of my flesh it was fabulous couldn't get any better the other child was born by promise he says these things are a a leg a rail which is the English word allegory hey it's an illustration thing you got the bondage child you got the child of promise well how am I gonna get from there to here oh there's a cross between now you sinless in the eyes of God you child of God a child of promise because you came to God like Abraham yet before the law he came through faith hey dude it's 2019 you can't lose the one from Mount Sinai was what in den dirt engendered what Dhulia slavery yeah slaves yep it's like being in a bad marriage you get off work and your thing oh my god I got to go back home to that battle-ax I can't get away then when you get a chance to get away you're too tired and gutless to leave what are you in slavery not anymore thank God what happened Oh something happened a not Hagar I don't want Hagar no Isaac then he says it's like Jerusalem here's the earthly Jerusalem run over by the Romans you're not from that old Jerusalem you are a citizen of the household of God because you left the law and ran to mercy you don't your skin you've got royalty in your spirit man you're not getting it so you're living way below God's standards for you you don't have the law dragging you down anymore nobody's criticizing you anymore except demons and your relatives they don't matter father not criticizing you under any circumstances it's not happening you're no longer slave now you are what you're with Jerusalem the New Jerusalem above he says that one we're not on the old Jerusalem see when Jehovah decided the law had run its course click he had to get rid of Judaism because you can't separate the two so what did he do use Romans he let the Romans overrun him in 70 AD Josephus writes all about it's incredible reading 135 18 they made a comeback nope the Romans came in and butchered him again the temple was destroyed they stole all the tools and all the sacred instruments in the temple they tore the place down they burned it to the ground well what happened to Java wasn't he big enough and strong enough to well what is he a screw-up Oh hardly he wanted that system gone now the temples not there the temple sitting right there you are the temple of God you're living so far below your standards 2019 you are to step it up that's prophetic he says rejoice you that Barron nonny's quoting out of Isaiah 54 break forth and cry you that do not prevail the desolate has many more children what's he saying they're the Gentiles will far outnumber the Jews in eternity the tent the Jews were God's chosen people and the Gentiles ran off with it the first shall be last eyelash of me first we were last we're gonna be first yeah all these verses sound great to me cuz I was a gasping loser sold under sin I couldn't do what was right and when I did something right I puffed myself up oh you did a good job Mike I didn't know I was wearing used tampons my righteous and not God's eyes was like filthy rags filthy rags women's rags they wore during menstruation listen you were women were unclean during that fair they booted him out to dope the rags were to be taken outside the camp buried which was where I was heading someone's gonna take me outside they can't but bury me but I heard mercy knocking at the door I heard it most people don't answer I did answer it you answered it most people do not answer it correct we brethren as Isaac we are children of the promise Galatians 4 as then he that was born after the flesh persecuted him born after the spirit of course you get filled with the Holy Ghost the devil marks you you're a marked man or woman right now yeah you know why your life goes bad all the time you're marked you've been sealed by the Holy Ghost in here in the spirit world they can see that you can't see somebody who saved they can see it immediately in the spirit world and they bring hell and high water to you every chance they get why cuz you're a threat to them there's a chance you could change your Mickey Mouse Christian life and start turning it around and he knows the Holy Ghost has the ability to do that for you he knows that the Holy Ghost is the only person that demons truly fear because they know he will kick their face in and do it effortlessly if you will fight back if you sit there he ain't gonna do nothing what says the scripture he says cast out the bondwoman iqbal oh that means throw out throw out the law throw out judgment throw out condemnation throw it out you counter the free woman you are child of promise yeah your relatives looking at you going Oh God you gotta kidding God looks at you there's my girl dear my boy this year you're gonna see yourself differently aren't you you're gonna look at yourself differently wait a minute here not a piece of crap like the devil's own from royalty in here my god I left the law the condemnation judgment I ran to the cross and clung to it like a man dyin mercy found me the son of the bondwoman shall not be heir you cannot combine okay what's happening now the devil is telling the Messianic Jews listen you've told the Jews that they like that now tell the Gentiles that you need to keep the law you need to keep the Sabbath you need to keep the festivals you need to keep the feasts it's coming they're telling the Nate the Gentiles now they need to be doing these Jewish things no the bondwoman is cast out the free woman is yours they cannot live together Jehovah told him get rid of them God's telling you there's people in your life you need to get rid of eight skp so doing you absolutely no good did that kill Abraham I think it did you know Abraham was a good man he had tremendous character and I think he loved her I can't prove it but I think he did because Sarah came to him bragging on him it never happens in a marriage but it did that day she could get her out of here get that out he goes I can't do it you do it then he pulls rank on it well you're in charge of her that's your job he runs out why'd he do that why did he do that I think he loved her and it was Sarah's fault she told him going to her tenth party on dude well there was more than partying going on there there was an affection there it was there was a love there I can't prove it but I believe that he couldn't get rid of her yeah but he knew he had to so he had her do it listen learn a lesson if you can't do it work it out so it gets done either way get it done for 2019 get it out of your life if you can't come right up and do it okay use your negotiation tools improvise get rid of these people that are slowing you down they're hurting you get rid of your besetting sins you are part of the freewoman brethren we are not children of the bondwoman we are free Christians are delivered from the law says in Romans chapter 7 when we were in the flesh the motions Pithom amines emotions or passions the passions of sin which were dear through the law worked in our may loss body parts that's interesting to bring forth yes what happens when you walk in the flesh yes what causes you to do that the law and sin when the law came sin revived and I died Paulson your body parts can be used to sin duh but now he says we are delivered from the law because it's been wiped out chucked that being dead wherein we were held we should serve in newness of spirit not in the oldest of the letter what's he talking about there we don't live out of our body and her flesh anymore we now live out of our spirit now if you follow the spirit it leads to eternal life if you lust after the flesh it leads what's the purpose of the law here it is Romans chapter 3 by the works organ works of the law no one will be justified in the sight of God for by the law is the pig misis complete knowledge of sin the law was fantastic it showed me I was a sinner that I couldn't save myself thank you now that you've showed me that how do I get saved and filled with spirit can't do it you mean I'm gonna die a slave to the law yes there's nothing you can do oh wait a minute in the fullness of time God sent His only Son now I'm no longer under the law I am under grace Christ is the end tell us the conclusion of the law for what the righteousness of God for everyone who keeps the law no please duh you can't keep the law that was the point of it but in God's eyes you're holy when you reach out by faith and believe what the locker got could not give you which is perfection you now have if you died right now your spirit man your inner man would go to heaven and your spirit man would not improve this one ah if you died and went to heaven right now your spirit me I would not get any better you're already perfect your soul in your mind and all that stuff that would all get better and it's a resurrection this stinking body of mine I get a brand new Terminator type body yes sir but my spirit man doesn't change why it's perfect the Holy Ghost wouldn't live in there if it wasn't perfect are you on you understand he doesn't live in a dirty filthy stinking sparingly no unsaved people do not have the Holy Ghost a Christians required to keep any portion of the lawn let no man therefore judge you in meat translation what you eat what you drink holy day or at a is what feasts how about a new moon or Sabbath about a Blood Moon I threw that one in which are only a what shadow of Christ don't you see it no more feasts Christ are feasts no more festivals Christ Mick that's them no more Sabbath Christ myself what I want to do tonight is make friends and influence people romans 14 one man esteem is talking to Christians now one man esteems one day over another okay will we worship God on Saturday we worship on Tuesday we worship on Wednesday we worship on Bloodmoon day we worship on Eclipse today we worship on my dog day it doesn't matter what day you worship on da under this system it mattered correct yeah let every man be fully fully persuaded in his own mind he that are regards in the day regards it to the Lord he that regards not the day the Lord he does not regard it translation as none of your beeswax that's Arabic listen if you worship God on Saturday that's fine it's none of my business you do it Tuesday that's none of my business how about Thursday now nobody worships on Thursday that's a bad day but Wednesday it's a good stupid what's Paul telling you pick your day dude okay hey kid what do you like every day get perfect answer every day is the Sabbath and Christianity in the old day it was a certain day and the day is buried he that eats eats to the Lord okay so all religions have certain dietary restrictions not in Christianity now there may be some limitations on that let's say you got in a huge mood for a big bowl of rat poison that's probably a sin because in your mind there's a chance I could commit suicide that's not what that's talking about it's talking about religious dietary restrictions under this old law there were all kinds of dietary restrictions right so if you wanted to go to Red Lobster after you ate they stoned you so it doesn't matter whether you left a large tip walk down the parking lot both you're stoned you don't eat now you can eat snails you find in your yard it's up to you you pick it it has no spiritual ramifications oh god Mike I can't let's blasphemy you you stinking teacher that you probably eat pork you know I've had a little ham here and there but under this system here oops you have some ham then you get a stone right here on top in this system merci use your own judgement okay you like a little port do you okay alright I consider you a sinner but God doesn't you like snails you like raw goat I'm not going to say one thing it's none of my business it's between you and God if you eat you eat between you and the Lord if you don't eat it you eat it not between you and the Lord because anybody ain't confused over this Paul is saying none of the stuff matters anymore this is gone Muslims have that they have various dietary restrictions okay Catholics have that certain foods eaten on a Friday or different things in Christianity nothing there's nothing there use your own judgment now should you eat something bad for you I mean no but I mean it's not a sin you know I know Christians that love pie now I mean obviously you're not not a very good Christian even you pie but it's not it's not a sin to knock off some cheesecake or something that's between you and God okay should you eat six or seven pie no I mean moderation and all things Paul said use some common sense about what you're eating and what you're with come on but it's not I'm talking about sins it was a sin over here it's not us in here to eat cheesecake hello it says he that he sits right there now after you've known God or our known of God Galatians 4 how do you then turn back to the weak and beggarly elements of what the galatians had started to mix the two their christianity islam chrislam judaism christianity pork why do you get again desire to be in slavery come on this is freedom the letter kills the spirit gives life you observe days months Kairos seasons years you're scaring me he says what were they doing going as a dog goes back to his vomit the devil had gotten the Messianic Jews to blend in Judaism and Christianity if you do that you are going back to junk if I decide to keep the biblical Sabbath what should I do well according to the law of God you cannot cook on the Sabbath we can get around that they call it fast food now you are not allowed to work on the Sabbath the rabbis in ancient Israel had them all say well what's the definition of work so then they had the piecemeal that out and figure out what work was saying is it gainful employment is it volunteer work is it is this work opening my eyes is it they had all this stuff nitpicked out Muslims do the same thing you are not allowed to gather wood that was easy one for me to go with you're not allowed to travel anywhere else the rabbi's then had to sit down what's the definition of travelling okay so back then they didn't have in-house restaurants is that traveling out to the outhouse or is it traveling from one village to another what so the rabbi's would then put this all in the Talmud and they would decide for them what traveling was what is rest what is oh boy you weren't allowed to buy or sell anything gee that kills all the swamp means you're not allowed to carry heavy items that's no fun what's the punishment for breaking the Sabbath anybody know you died he said the law was extra hostile to me the hostility is killing someone the Sabbath though in the Old Testament guess what it were different kinds of Sabbath's so which Sabbath you going to keep the one on the first day of the week the seventh thing the eighth day which is it no about the length of your Sabbath if you're gonna keep the Sabbath according to the Old Testament some of them one day one were some were two days some of them were a year long suddenly someone more celebrated every 70 years did you know that well you got to figure all this stuff out if you're gonna keep the Sabbath which Sabbath are you talking about guess what the Sabbath is reinstituted when after the dispensation of grace in the millennium and all nations the nation of Israel all goes back that's why it says in the old term this is eternal that's eternal and it's eternal it is eternal but there was a gap in there consider yourself gapped that's deep what's the Christian Sabbath what is the Christian aim I know it's Christ Paul explains in detail in chapter 4 Hebrews coming to me all you who labor and are heavy-laden I will give you there remains a rest to the people of God Christ is your Sabbath so you pick your day what's your day you don't even have a day this guy's a heathen where's your do what's your Sabbath day every day what's yours o Sunday even what's your sir every day what's your asthma is Sunday us at Christian Sabbath of course and ha there is no Sabbath you just make it it doesn't matter pick a day it's all good why did they celebrate Sunday it's it's fine the resurrection was Sunday this and that happen there's nothing wrong with that you Sunday then you like Saturday Wednesday whatever it's all good you can even and this is yourself hey I'm your saboteur there it is what do these have to do with Christians anybody know what about Blood Moon have a circumcision don't raise your hand anybody here not circumcised we don't want you here feasts and festivals feasts of festival okay wearing certain clothing certain foods what does all this have to do with a born-again Christian Jew or Gentile anything what does it have to do here's the divine revelation got it right here have you ever been there some rich guy bought that town that's nothing Arizona okay and that's what you're gonna be if you don't get out of the law and get over here in mercy questions in this section hey yeah can you hold on a second that's a good question hey yeah have you got a mic mic over there thank you hey this guy I got over there thank you I'll take a few questions here before we close the service now just once ass and then noose the New Testament when God is like you know if you love me you will keep my Commandments what was the question well like happy no since we're no longer under the law of Moses which was oh okay minutes yeah he's talking about the New Testament Commandments there was over six hundred Old Testament Commandments and there's over a thousand New Testament Commandments but how they're processed and what happens to you when you break them totally different now if you break your New Testament in Europe in of it grace covers a 100% it's like you never broken in the Old Testament you could have been stoned any questions anywhere else before we close looks like you're all lawd out does anybody angry at me right now okay let's close in prayer then thank you Jesus I want to talk to you just for a second before I go to prayer if you came out of a legalistic religion Judaism Messianic Judaism seventh-day adventists Mormonism Jehovah's Witnesses something like that or you have that in your family tree you could have picked up familiar spirits a week and half ago a guy comes to see me for counseling and he was Hispanic I mean hardcore Hispanic I mean his relatives probably went back to the Aztecs or something and he got saved 22 years ago and a couple of years after that a demon told him that he had Jewish blood in his heritage and told him that he should go to a messianic synagogue so he left the Pentecostal church and went to a messianic synagogue for about 20 years thinking he was Jewish he told everybody he thought he was Jewish and everybody thought he was nuts nobody said anything he in and goes through deliverance these spirits from this messianic congregation were flying out of this guy he wore shawls he wore caps he he did all these things I was calling out those spirits and I called out that spirit that told him he was Jewish that thing came roaring out of this guy the demons telling you you have to eat dress go worship here do this do that do this do that do this to that and it all sounds good and some of it is good but they're waiting for you to break it so they can condemn you apologize for offending you but all these years I've been doing deliverance these Messianic Jewish demons are very smart and they're very powerful several years ago I was working with a ministry called acts 29 that is do an altar work form and this guy comes down he's african-american and he's got a prayer shawl on he comes down to the altar and gets tremendous deliverance tremendous when he's done I say to the guy what do you what is that thing on your shoulder it's always my prayer shawl I said that you don't need that prayer shawl you got the Holy Ghost we need a prayer shawl for oh no I've got to keep it I got I can't I said listen sir you're running a risk here by thinking that there's some divine something attached to that clothing it's just clothing two years later I went to a service in south Phoenix here to a church to listen to a guest speaker and that guy was there he was sitting down in the front and he was he was laughing hysterically with Kundalini spirits he had gotten completely reinfected the letter kills with the Holy Spirit his life rituals forms days moons observations all this stuff drugs and demons demons love the law because they know we can't keep it so they can condemn us have I made a lot of friends tonight probably not but what I'm trying to do is get you to see the behind religion any religion it's a spirits familiar spirits they run these religions they use them to deceive you they use them trick okay let's pray then father God you finish that Bible study Lord and with your permission I'm not going to do it again but tonight there's some people here who got deceived and got into religion and rituals and days of Sabbath's and years and whatever it is and they picked up familiar spirits and these spirits work on their minds these spirits tell them to do good things and then they condemn them when they can't do them all now pray lord if any person is in that condition or was in Judaism or God into a Messianic Jewish synagogue and was told that they had to do certain things to please you I pray Lord that you will deliver them from those spirits tonight any religious spirit Mormonism extremely ritualistic Jehovah's Witnesses see another cult extremely realistic ritual is done I pray right now Lord for every Messianic Jew every one Maricopa County I pray you'll bless them I thank you for their lives they love you they're serving you pray your anointing rests upon I pray right now for each person here who got sucked into a religious system do's and don'ts starts and stops I pray right now for them for their healing and deliverance tonight in Jesus name I raise your hand by any chance let me take it out of here who raised your hand if you think he might have picked up one of these familiar spirits from a religious outfit doesn't have to be Judaism could be something else or religion or masonry and stuff like that from your family tree me the stranger here one okay okay all right I just come down here in the front now we want to pray for you before you leave and break this curse of religion off of you just come down the front there you got a familiar spirit from religion from air spirit from religion let's say you went to a just face me here stand right here on this line face me okay thank you ministry team is going to come down here to help me stand right here thank you let's say you went to a church then you went through a prayer tunnel and somebody put their hands on you you went through a fire - uh no no prayer tunnel let's say your family was in another religion Buddhism Hinduism Taoism Islam and those spirits are in your family tree let's say you picked up a spirit when somebody told you that you need to wear a piece of jewelry of some kind and that piece of jewelry will bring you closer to God and jewelry is important to you you picked up a spirit from jewelry but you always a demonic trick it gives you a false sense of security your anointing comes from the Holy Spirit your spirit man not from something you put on not from some good deed you did mercy it's where your anointing comes grace comes you came from a foreign country or something and your family was in a weird Christian religion that had lots of demons like Catholicism north Orthodox Orthodox ritualistic spirits do this don't do that keep this don't keep that where are this put that on go here go there you have to do this you have to do that did you come from that background we don't want to pray for you tonight break that curse life if you have to leave thank you for coming night thank you for supporting the seminars and your donations God love all of you we're gonna have a great year this year close your eyes now sweet Jesus Father in the name of Jesus I come against every familiar spirits standing right in front of me every spirit every religious demon every familiar spirit from Judaism from Messianic synagogues from Mormonism from Jehovah's Witness from christadelphians from Hinduism and Buddhism Islam in the name of Jesus Christ Catholicism Orthodox I come against every and any religious spirit in the name of Jesus Christ I bind you in Jesus money name and my friends are gonna bind you to your filthy spirit in the name of Jesus I bind this from their spirit attached to my body I bind this spirit hiding in my body right now I command you in the name of Jesus to come out i array nouns religion laws works I renounce it in Jesus name Eirene out of religion in the name of religion nothing I find every demon from the church come on Jesus come on keep coughing come on buddy now fight harder come on Satan Oh oh come on religion using my own mind just fix myself come on I cannot fix myself come out come out you liar come out you liar stop hiding in there you stinking pervert yeah buddy stop yelling at people filthy spirit come on in Jesus buddy Nick table blocking is anointing is no service stopping up sob right now I said stop stop frustration anger gun up right now come on come on rituals religion also religion Judaism wearing certain clothes I'm a bit of it wearing something on my head I'll repair of it say then come out come out come out I am a born again child of God I've been made perfect and holy in the eyes of God through faith not eating something not wearing something not going somewhere my faith in Christ he is the end of the law Christ is the end of the law for righteousness come on just hand it to you you fight for right now something about forgiving your brother and then holding on I mean really specific prayer for that and then they said that it's Christian as a short season I can't relax that's okay but year after year broke it off we can't break it off until Lord Jesus I spent years living with lies in my head now the demons are making me pay for they stolen all my money oh my home I stole my peace they steal my rest when you abused him if overing we can break it I want you to really repent he said I think I repent for what I did with my oldest brother it came back it came back so why'd you do it you wanted as you're hurting you said the demons but I think it's generational now they told you to do it but why did you do it there was a reason you can't like him that's the second thing we got to get rid of jealous hatred wow there's a lot to return up here we got to do it quick because you need a miracle now we need to get out of your situation quickly come on there Jesus oh god I'm so sorry no no not a church prayer pray from your heart Oh Lord Jesus Oh God help I needed my brother I treated in my trash I lived like Satan I live like a demon God save me God help me help me Lord get out of there you stop stalling you let this man of God go you let his healing ministry go right now let it go I said let it go come out right now come out of his guts right now you stinking masturbator come out of there come out of there lust of the eyes come out of a set I'm out of there right now resentment toward his parents come out right now get out of the stomach resentment bitterness adultery with demon infected women come on out right now come on come out in Jesus name all evil and wickedness come out of me right now out of my body out of my soul go come on you're perfect in your spirit man the sin is not in your spirit man it's your body it's your soul it's your mind come on repent of it you listen to demons if you have curly negative thoughts report of it I renounce spirits in my brain I mean that's what they say I command them to come out right now say come out there you go good good say it again come on up I am so sorry Lord I'm so sorry I break this person already off of me now I break this curse off me now poverty poverty homelessness this renounce God go ahead your Jesus I'm so sorry I renounce everything about it everything I can think of this renounces Wow everything you think we know every ritual every service I was ever in more giver godly sorrow godly sorrow godly sorrow come in Lord I'm so sorry I hurt you witchcraft rituals jewelry satanic jewelry come out satanic jewelry David you don't need to start David you need the right morning saw one mighty son of God don't need a star David Oh God we give praise to the bright morning star we don't need a star David you don't need you saw no Hollywood Walk of Fame that leads to the gates of Hell you're appearing on that now repair of it now say you're sorry confess it just confess it youtubers come on stand in front of your computer that would be impressive be strong in the Lord and the power of his might come on put on the whole armour of God right now put it on warfare pick a sword up they've got the incredible sword of the Holy Ghost I wanna know pick up pick up holy goes forward and fight back come out Indian jewellery indian jewellery I renounce all spirits on Indian jewelry I command that's a break dreamcatchers dreamcatchers you'll be dreaming in hell after you keep their dream catcher get rid of it now quickly Oh forms of witchcraft Native American jewelry gods of America in the skies and the stars and the Sun all renounce it in Jesus name I'll renounce it and let Jesus body you observe times and days and years the circle lured away with it away with it to the Lord every demon from the sound of come out every new moon beam the horrid mud modena come out sanic Blood Moon come on you need a Blood Moon you need the supernatural power all the way go one bone I curse you come on no moon eclipses come out any official Friday I'll renounce it I'll renounce it in the latter time says the Lord Sun will depart from the faith giving heed to seducing spirits and teaching for demons telling people what they shall eat what they shall wear what you eat has nothing to do with your spiritual lively you cannot get closer to God by eating a certain type of food you cannot get closer to God drinking a certain type of drink how you get closer to God is when you fall on your names you fall on your knees looking to Jesus the author and finisher of your faith looking for the bright morning star not the smaller game get rid of it now candy and jewelry get rid of it not mother Mary not your Rosalie get rid of it those three demons come out Mormon demons I curse you come out Joseph Smith demons Brigham Young demons child-abuse Mormon child abuse Caliphate priest child abuse come out definition of child abuse color right now every wicked evil spirit in Jesus name must leave now no question come on now if you will fight the Holy Ghost will deliver you but you've got to fight you got to do something you're going to go broke you're gonna die sick it's all gonna go bad for you come on body right now get out of there every spirit from your dad every spirit of adultery every ugly man so all of us I want everything off come on YouTube all right take a big breath take a big breath breathe out of your mouth there you go father God I want you to forgive this beautiful woman for what she done she got involved with the demon in fact to me which she slept with him something transferred in please forgive her lord please forgive her please forgive her we ask you now Lord to forgive Jermaine and to bless him time to have mercy on him please forgive him for what he done to us I place him in your loving hands and I want Jermaine's demons out of me all of them out of my genitals my stomach there you just keep on keep her feet come up out of my back out of my rectum oral sex come out of my mouth out come out of there Jermaine right now come on out come on out of there there he is right there I want to get him out of there Jermaine I command you in the name of Jesus come out of me come on out come out of me I said quickly quickly come out and his family right now various Kundalini come over sacrum commenced need find harder come on out fight harder honey fight harder come out of Jesus by the big yawn come out next one go that's one go out that's fine and go come on over spine Brazil go Brazil get out of there plus we don't you fight hard harder they're supposed to be free come on oh oh Rasik circle there it comes there it goes perfect okay following Jesus thing youtubers touring the website hardcore Christian calm and hit the teaching button you need to read a couple articles one how Satan controls your mind to number two Safety's calorie cap you will be attacked within 48 hours of this service you will be attacked can read an article so you know what's coming you know how to fight back if you will be attacked within 48 hours do not go back to rituals days years Sabbath new moons old news other movies do not go back do not go back there don't go back to religion don't go back to rituals you will end up in bondage you got to do that you are not a son or a daughter of the woman in bondage you are a son or daughter of the free woman you are not going back to slavery you are the son you are the daughter of the free woman hear the word of the Lord the weapons of our warfare are not carnal that's the Greek word Socrates fleshly but they are mighty to God to the pulling down of strong winds those strongholds are in your mind the verse is talking about your mind and casting down imaginations they are in your mind strange weird imaginations get rid of them and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God that's in your mind taking into captivity every thought thoughts are in your mind to the obedience of Christ every negative thought in the name of Jesus this week you will take that same captive and you will dominate that box you will crush that thought every thought you have every homosexual thought every lesbian thought every thought of adultery every thought that comes anyway you will take that thought captain you will execute it on the spot you will execute it on the spot every negative thought about yourself criticizing yourself seeing your self-pity seeing yourself as a failure you will take that box captive you will crush it you will crush that thought this week you will not live the negative thoughts about yourself because God does not have any negative thoughts about you know God never has a negative thought about you he wants to help mentally ill people do not take their thoughts captive so the demons run their mind that's the crux of mental illness they won't stop this thing the demons you've got to take each spot chapter if there are too many thoughts you must write them down one at a time write them down every thought has to be executed every thought of being a loser not the failure every thought that God doesn't love you that doesn't care every thought of how pitiful your life is and self-pity every thought you take captive to the obedience of Christ you kill it you kill it if you do it the Holy Spirit will give you the ability to do it again and then again and then again if you don't do it he won't do anything if you don't do anything he won't do anything if you don't do anything God won't do anything you must hear the word of the Lord you must obey you must obey you must hear and obey get out of that thing right now glory to God honey you've got a huge anointing on you right now future use diffuser you can have anything you want right now take it those are horrible demon song you better have a huge anointing to get them out that she hasn't take advantage of it go for the swing for the fences the Holy Ghost is slaughtering the devil tonight almost every person that came to the altar got significant deliverance tonight the people who did not get delivered hell back you cannot hold back and get you you must be aggressive you must be aggressive and push your way in you must be pushing with the devil because he's pushing with you you must hate him back you have to hate him back he hates her guts and if you don't hate him he will take advantage of you you will not see him coming he keeps a man alive thus saith the Lord you cannot serve two masters you must hate one of them and tonight you rotten devil we hate you tonight we ain't you tonight I hate what you done to me and my family I hate what you've done to my mind of my health I in it and I'm gonna put on the full armor of God tonight and I'm gonna fight back yes I am you choose to fight back youtuber listen to me if you choose to fight back the devil cannot stop you he cannot stop you you know that kind of power if you choose to fight that the Holy Ghost will help you but you gotta fight back hard you got to push this thing push it push it how do you push it just like this you rotten devil I hate your guts come on me say that I hate your work so right now it's on qur'anic fear I hate sin I'll repent of sin I committed sin come on there's no stealing your spare ability in your body in your mind repent event cast it out cut up these signs send the Lord shall follow those who believe in my name they shall cast out demons in my name they shall speak with new tongues they shall lay hands on the sick they shall recover since the Lord come on step out in the Word of God you tubers put your hand in your body somewhere where the pain is put it in there come out put your hand away the pain is hung up put your hand on your head you got bipolar bipolar stupidity I curse you come out of my head stupid come out the demon makes me think and act stupid cut off the demon that gives me same-sex attraction are you lesbian you homosexual perfect transgendered spread I bind your power come out every demon from religion Judaism mister Delphian ISM Buddhism Hinduism every spirit of rituals from the messianic synagogue rituals foods seasons Sabbath seasons times days years Oh Irene now it's all about in the mighty name of Jesus Christ I command you Satan hello my stomach you pervert you adulterer come out right now every man you ever slept with every woman you ever slept with that further trauma adultery shut up oral sex cut up anal sex come on come out of my intestines come out of my ears come out of my large intestine come out of another car now you're stinking pervert I bind your power bipolar schizophrenia psychosis I curse you come out sleep paralysis fear demons come on everybody sleep paralysis come out now nightmares bad dreams come out now go in there come out you spoon of fear fear the fear insecurity introversion machine go go go go low self-esteem go fear my future come out of me doubt and unbelief I curse you come o doubt and unbelief or worse sin of all is unbelief phenomena right now come out you pervert their every spirit of unbelief and doubt I bind your pal get out of my head come out of my body every demon told me I can't get healed I can't get delivered come out of my head right now I said put your hand on your head you tubers you got bipolar schizophrenia something like that put your hand on your head right on your forehead they hide in your focal lobe the demons hide your photo right in the front if you have something wrong with your eyes or vision something like that put your hand in the back of your head the back your head your eyes you have some lower your eyes put your in your back their head spin I come in come out of my brain promoter a vision center there are the back of my head come out bipolar come out of my photo mode I can adjust my brain go right now myself oh boy come out now I command every coward spirit my body I am afraid to speak up food to speak in public afraid to speak out loud afraid I'll repay another right now coward spirit cowards fear and I bind your power right now your cowardice come up cancer hey cancer you come out of there uterine cancer cut up cervix cancer cut up stomach cancer kind of irritable bowel syndrome every sphere sphere and my bowels come out of my body autoimmune disease self-hatred suicide self-destruction autoimmune come out of me come out of me every skin disorder anxiety and fear demon come out of my body every skin disorder come up hurry up right now go in Jesus mighty name say that I'm telling you right now what's you out at any cost I tell you to talk to him out at any cost I said any cost I renounce my own abilities in my own mind to heal myself I'll renounce it I'm looking to Jesus the author and finisher of my faith I've had enough of me I want him I quit I'm firing myself come on just pull a trump you're fired pull the trump right now you're fired you're firing yourself are you receiving the new man Jesus the Son of God the new man the son of God next Friday I will be here for another healing and deliverance of teaching service see you next time | Hardcore Christianity | UCocaqcm3RP2L2WbawTbsUcA | 2019-01-27 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | detection | en | 19,029 | 115,970 |
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