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6rdm-gXQoO8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rdm-gXQoO8 | Kaijudo - Champion Celebration Event for Bobby Brake - COMIC ASYLUM, Richardson TX - 02/23/2014 | hey kijo fans this is K reddish and I'm here with some of the guys from the Kido dual days today and we have an announcement for you guys uh these guys along with me we want you guys to join us in two weeks Sunday February 23rd yes for a celebration tournament for for this guy the Bobby break there will be Pizza there will be prizes Wizards of the Coast is sending some uh some cards I'm not exactly sure what promos they are and stuff like that so you show up you'll get to find out along with all of us so please come on by February 23rd and it's going to be at Comic Asylum Texas you guys excited all right let's come celebrate with Bobby bye guys thank you so much Peach | thundersultan | UC7OzTueGXd0SkNLaBWDGzew | 2014-02-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 137 | 676 |
XoDx3bB2JSk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoDx3bB2JSk | CCATP_2022_12_10 | [Music] well it's that time of the week again it's time for chit chat across the pond this is episode number 755 for December 10th 2020. 2022 and I'm your host Allison Sheridan this week Our Guest is Bart boo shots back with programming by stealth number 142. what's up today Bart oh uh it's been it's been quite a while here I've been having so much fun trying not to kill myself in the frost but so far so good I'm still here I almost had to put on a long sleeve shirt so yeah I'm suffering too oh oh Williams we were I was delicious today that he crossed zero so that meant that the ice got to go away I literally saw people in down jackets uh you know uh tooks you know winter winter hats and UGGs and I was walking the dog in shorts and a t-shirt I was chilly I'm not gonna lie but really Uggs yeah I got made fun of because I was wearing shorts to work this week but I had like really good leg warmers underneath the shorts so but yeah would you still have shorts on I was like yeah but my legs are really warm well we are this weekend weather we're gonna have to kick in it looks like we're gonna it is it's an exciting week I think it is so we are kicking off the official project to migrate the Pearl XK possibility module which I'm not going to say its name because it's too difficult to say to a JavaScript module which I'm going to call XK pass WDJS I can say that yeah I thought you might like that and uh initially I had called it HS for Haystacks because initially my thinking was to combine um Steve Gibson's idea of basically repeating the same character over and over again to give you length for free with the concept of XKCD style wordy passwords and in reality the only presets I ever ended up using were ones that didn't repeat things because most sorry a lot of really naive password managers like oh you're repeating something your password must be insecure and they stop you oh okay so the repetition thing doesn't work so actually why bother pretending the Haystacks are there no this is Purely Inspired by XK pass WD so let's let's I guess the long the long part could have come from Haystacks but it was just too hard to say h s x k those those four letters just don't work together so uh you know this makes me really happy so it's XK pass WDJS yeah yeah that's what I've decided on so yeah I feel like we should have balloons it's launching the project is launching yay so I guess the biggest part of the project launching is that the gate repository exists that's probably the biggest thing and I've also put quite a bit of work into a an initial readme which has helped me sort of structure how I want to put the project together um so you can bookmark this this is the genuine repository um and then the project is going to evolve in three phases so phase one is where I'm gonna build out a project skeleton and to be honest simply creating the repository and this initial readme is part of that building out the skeleton um so while we're in the skeletony phase it's going to be basically me arranging all the furniture and preparing for the party effectively and preparing to host guests and so the big outcomes that need to be done before I'm before I considered the skeleton face finished is that the uml class diagram has to be completed because that is going to be our Bible for phase two which I'll describe in a sec um I also need to have ready to go when I open the doors contribution guys for the developers because if you want the last thing you want to do is to start building up technical debt from the start I mean it is going to happen but let's have that happen as far in the future as possible so don't don't bring it into the house first you really exactly don't walk in with your dirty shoes into a clean house let's at least try keep it clean for a while so I want to have the various guides ready for developers outlining the code style they'll get branching policies our style guides for git commit basically figure out exactly how we'd like to run the project and try to try to have it all documented in in a friendly obvious easy to follow way so because I want people to do things right but not because I'm an evil you know School mom but because it's just I've made it easy and I'm just asking people to please be nice and it should just work so I sort of I want to make it as easy as possible for just to flow naturally that we do things right I'm going to give you an analogy that that really uh says why this is such a great idea in the olden days in the uh uh before Christ was born I used to draw uh do drafting with a pencil or sometimes a pen on mylar and you know on a big old drafting board and and one of the we eventually migrated over to using the computer and that was very exciting that we had 2D CAD at the time um but an effort was begun to create standard notes so there were notes on on your parts that would say like Bond per HP 8-5 that's the one I always remember was was that's what you always bonded two parts together with that was the the bonding material it was the spec for it and what they wanted was it to always be written exactly that way they wanted standard notes and a lot of people you know kind of got annoyed like I've always written it this way because I'm 100 years old and I don't ever want to change my ways and I looked at it as like I really could care less about that that's the last thing I just want to be able to go Bond and it goes okay which one this one click and it spits out the note for me so having a structure I think just frees you up to do other stuff where you don't have to wonder oh does Bart like you know does Bart like spaces or tabs you know what am I going to need to do here and by the way you can teach your if you're using visual studio code at least you can tell it when you save it converts it to the way the style guide says so I can put two two spaces in and it'll make it tabs if that's what you want to re vice versa I think yeah that's and anyway oh no well we're going to be using JS lint so it's going to be a JS lint config file in the project so your editor if it's jslin to where we'll pick that up automatically and it means that if you're using it any of the the modern editors it should just work right it fixes it for you you don't have to sit there you know getting yelled at all the time and fixing these little errors exactly exactly yeah the like vs code will certainly just say oh okay that's what they want in this project and you'll type away doing what you want and vs code will have your back and it will do whatever the spec says yeah so right and in theory in the big picture we don't care we want it all just to be consistent and now you say we in some of these sentences and and I suspect that it's mostly I as in Bart we'll be making these rules uh but perhaps with a uh an appeals uh process but you have 51 of the vote right I guess I'll do a Mark Zuckerberg on and say that I have the magic extra share you you no my old boss Bart always said it's a democracy but I have 51 of the vote okay we'll go with that then um but no I'm completely open to you know any sensible argument we'll always find in here with me but if your argument is because I have an emotional reason I want to do it this way you're less likely to succeed right right but if it's practical and it solves some problems and that's that's a conversation at least to be had but I I think again that's just as important as this whole standard notes kind of thing I was talking about was you have to have somebody who has 51 percent of the vote otherwise it nothing gets done I believe the the common phrase is benevolent dictator in the software world the line of store files and the Linux kernel and there's one guy who led PA was a python for age as a Dutch guy who then retired and caused chaos it's a lot of successful projects have a person who has who has an idea who's in the driving seat but it's still an open source thing with a lot happening and I'll be honest I have a lot invested in this code this this is my baby so it's kind of sure sure dude let me ask you uh does it get down to things like uh British spelling versus U.S spelling because I'm actually okay with British spelling I caught myself I actually typed customize today with an S instead of a z you've really infected me well you're just giving me an idea that actually does need to go into the Saga and it will be American spelling because it will because programming apis are in American so if you don't use American for your variable names then depending on whether it's a variable name that's come from an API you're just gonna have inconsistencies right if you if you start saying color with a u some of the time and then you use a third-party module or something which has it the other way you're just gonna break yourself okay okay so it will actually be American um but it's a documentation you know in the readme's and such the interesting to think about okay basically because all the because everything in coding is an American English I I actually think go with the flow rather than you know well I'm Irish therefore I insist you do it this way no go with the path of least resistance okay well there's a good example of a discussion well nope this one solves the problem whether you have an emotional attachment to the you in color I mean it doesn't matter I don't prefer it but that's not the point I would like the record to show that I have completely adopted uh companies are uh our collections of people yeah yeah I've just changed it I'm just I'm just not doing it the American way anymore I've just moved on but but I'm probably gonna stick with my Z's and my Zeds your season yeah I don't know whether we call thems Easter's ads but I'm terribly inconsistent with them these days because I forget which is which I don't know which I'm supposed to do I don't know which side of the Atlantic I'm supposed to be on on that one um I have taken your sulfur by the way that I think that was a fair exchange that we say aluminum but we'll Spell sulfur the same way um wait how do you spell sulfur well I I when I grew up there was a pH in there I there isn't oh yeah you're right huh I believe there was some sort of an agreement that we would spell adaminium the European way everyone in the world like the IEEE or someone got together and as a swap sulfur was done the American way I think we say we spell sulfur s-u-l-p-h-u-r maybe it's you were versus Eeyore but but it's also oh it's both oh no it is it's both oh that's awful I never even noticed that before oh well I definitely threw you off the rails here okay okay so going back so outcomes for the skeleton phase so the uml diagram which is going to be the Bible for phase two the contribution guides so that we're all singing off the same hymn sheet from day one the configuration files for all of the buildings describe the contribution guides what's listed in that things like um so stuff like you know the the get policy which at the moment they show the notes call it a branching policy but I've just realized that there's no branching because we're doing pull requests so it's just a git policy which we will get to actually today because I've already written the bones of that um so it's actually in today's show notes well today's discussion um and sort of style guides for for the git commit so again a lot of this stuff is actually already written down below so we'll get to it okay and I am certainly open to pointing at the gaps because I don't know what I don't I don't know what I'm not saying that I should be saying so I'm definitely very open to being told well actually I have a question that you don't answer so that's that's very good feedback actually at this age okay the other thing that has to be in place is the configuration file so we know our toolkit because we spent the last year learning it all so we know we're going to be using webpack we know we're going to be using jslint we know we're going to be using jsdoc we know we're going to be using jest so before we start actually writing the codes those config files should be ready so that from day one from the very first moment that one function exists we should be able to test it document it I it should all work so that we're not worried about the plumbing basically you lay the foundation and then you build the hex so are you gonna have to do all of that yourself too well yeah because I think that's important to get it sort of all set up right so basically the it will be an empty structure but it will be a structure ready to be filled in oh okay no but I mean you talk about the configuration files so you're going to have to write the configuration files you're going to have to create the uml class diagrams you're going to have to write the contribution guides yes so this is all still the skeleton face right um and then the last thing I want to have ready to go is the automation scripts to basically go you know npm run build and it was about the world's boringest build you know the big pile of emptiness but it should all be ready right you should all be ready to go and at that stage then we move on to stage two which is wait will will the build come up with a failed test Suite um because it's supposed to fail day one right I imagine it will it'll certainly fill some of its tests um probably all of them in fact yeah that's what it's supposed to do right it's supposed to start by failing yeah I I may leave it with an empty class in which case it'll pass the first test class exists and then fail everything else okay but yeah yes yes it's the short answer so at that stage when we have a skeleton what will be added around that skeleton then is going to be a direct Port so we have the uml diagram so we're going to implement it and we're not going to add new bells or new whistles we're gonna make XK pass WD work so with the same feature set it has now in Pearl we're going to make it work feature for feature bring it across and I know people are going to have all sorts of ideas for ways to make it better which is great because what I'll also be opening up is the um the various features in GitHub for tracking feature requests and stuff so we can already start to think about how to make it better but we're not going to actually make it better until we have a working port are you sure 80 sure let's make a little Dollar Bet here one dollar one dollar whether any enhancements are are included and I just can't see this okay I won't take the BET of zero but I will take the BET of a small n like we don't want to get distracted because it needs to actually get to the point where it works before I wanted to get there soon because the real problem here is that the the website is currently running on an ancient Pearl version right right one of these days that is going to fall over the Heap yeah right we're racing the sands of time we really are racing obsolescence yeah so I really do want to direct Port so and now when you say direct Port though is this is this just parole to JavaScript it isn't the website correct it's just about it's this entire repository is just the module so in this repository is done this repository will have two children it will have one for a new command line version that will probably be slow to arrive and one for a new web interface so those two projects will have as dependencies this one so they will say they will have as one of their dependencies this project so you know the way with npm you can specify your dependencies like you would bring in node.js or something we will be bringing into the web interface the XK passive Library yes module exactly yeah this is where I'm sure I'm going to struggle is is for me programming by stealth got more real when I could see it you know I could see things happening you know I changed the code here whoops that button is lined up against the left side now it's supposed to be on the right I can see what's wrong all right I press the button and it got the wrong answer but it but it was Visual and so this is going to be all not visual well nothing will be yes I don't know because there is going to be example code because no documentation is complete with that example code so the example code is going to have to exist and put something out on the screen yeah so it may be a very it may be a very simple interface with a go or a button that says go and an output as opposed to 20 million controls for setting all the different options but it has to be something to okay good to show it working right you give me so yeah there definitely those and the other thing of course is there's nothing to stop you at any point in time making a project in your git account that says one of my dependencies is XK pass WDJS and you can make the world's fanciest GUI and work away to your heart's content well and in the future that's what people can do too that's the point in fact that is the Hope right right desire right because the whole point of making this an open source library is that people do use it so if you have a website and you want to give people a button to say make me a default password well why not make some of these nice default passwords why make them all suck or all be impossible to type or say over the phone and you know because that's the big thing oh we've set you a temporary password uppercase s lowercase j exclamation point 22 it's horrible to say over the phone whereas if I just said you know give you a few words and tell you that all separated by dashes that's actually way more secure and I can say it over the phone people love getting passwords over the phone from me because I use XK passable detail passwords that's the only way that's really secure and I was able to write it down it's like yeah that was here's how I did it now I told Bert uh in text that I was a little worried that we were being uh another thing where racing is whether pasties are going to be available everywhere on the internet before we're done and so he said oh that means we have infinite time Allison all right and pass keys think about it this way did the gooey kill the command line no will vior kill the GUI which didn't kill the command line no so pass keys are going to become a part of the mix but passwords are going to be a part of our mix in all sorts of different places because what's your fallback gonna be what are you gonna eat like it can't be past Keys all the way down they can provide us an awful lot of convenient Security in an awful lot of places but it's never going to be past Keys all the way down because even if your pass keys are in one password what's going to protect your power skis or the password now the most important password to create in XK pass CWD is your one password password agreed agreed um yeah that in your Apple ID because you have to type that all the time yeah people see me typing my own password and it's like wow that's long it's like yeah but it's actually easy to remember because it's a nice phrase I won't say what it is but it's it's a it's a nice scary possibility so password I have a little image in my head and that does the trick okay so so feature for feature of the pro module the JavaScript most of that uh because it's all functioning and it is creating passwords in the way that they need to be created and they all the all your math entropy calculations and everything there's really no reason to enhance any of that today correct because it it works right the problem with the old site isn't the passwords it's the UI it's the right right that's where the enhancements have got to come in and they obviously will because it would be hard to code it just like it is now yes of what I mean it that site was coded before the concept of a mobile phone capable of rendering a real website existed right at that stage it was whap if you remember that garbage oof yeah exactly so yeah I mean yeah the current interface is just not fit for purpose so the okay so during the structure here yeah so during phase two we'll be implementing the feature for feature basically the uml class diagram will be translated into actual code that is ultimately the whole point of the direct Port uh pull requests will be open so people will be able to contribute documentation they will be able to contribute code that follows the uml diagram I will happily take it on because any function that you guys Implement that's in the uml diagram that I don't have to implement is less work for me so the uml diagram is the Bible and anyone can follow that Bible and send pull requests and we will merge them in merge them in the issue tracker will be open so a we can use it to track the bugs we're making as we go because you know there will be and B we can use it to start collecting enhancement requests sure we're not going to do them until we have a working Port but why can't we discuss them why can't we have those conversations absolutely no reason you know while people are keen and while people are excited capture it get it get it written down we can start triaging them start ranking them what's the most requested feature what's going to be Priority One what do we put as our first Milestone we can work on all of that in parallel to writing the code and they can be different human beings so we could have some people doing documentation pull requests we could have some people writing just a code we could have other people improving the test Suite I mean you don't have to do everything right right as long as this is where I'm hoping that our our different skill sets will become valuable where different people are working on different pieces of it exactly exactly and particularly during phase two here think of it like a coloring book the uml diagram has drawn all the lines and we just have to fill it in and anyone who can color in any piece is welcome doesn't matter what type of piece you want to color in right we have all of these pieces need to be colored in so get coloring and submit your pull request so the outcome of all of this will be obviously an es6 JavaScript module that implements the API in the uml diagram detailed documentation a test Suite with full code coverage in other words every function that exists should have a test in fact should have many tests and there will be a package in npm so you can go npm install XK passive DJs so it has to be in the official repository and ready for people to use and then we would consider phase two complete and then we move on to the effectively the indefinite life of the project so maintenance and enhancement fix any problems that show up deal with any new apis as JavaScript the language evolves there are probably going to be things we want to do and you know whatever es8 brings along we will probably want to put some of that new JavaScript into the API because I mean if you think about if we had if we had done this port before promises existed we would do this port very differently right so whatever New Philosophy comes along to JavaScript we'll probably want to bring it into this project over time so that's what I mean by maintenance right code that isn't looked after go stale it's like bread right you keep alive I like it I like it so there's something big missing from this where does the website come into this well the website doesn't come into this project the website remember is a second project so once part two is complete the website can start it will be a separate git repository which will have as a dependency this one so it's going to be like a year from now before we get to start building something that we can see what it looks like I don't think so because a direct Port is donkey work more than thinki work so by Easter I would really like to be worrying about how to layout dropboxes and things on a web interface hmm okay you know once that uml diagram is there coloring in between the lines is a very different thing to designing something from scratch you haven't seen how long it takes me to write a single bash script so everybody else is faster than I am so you know practice makes perfect I spend a lot of time writing code I'm pretty quick at right to me what slows me down is figuring out how to do it but when you're following a diagram you're implementing a known spec it you can't get into a flow State and it just yeah I think I think more mature developers definitely do I I'll send Dorothy a question on on some code and she'll say hang on let me let me write you a an example and you know like eight minutes later there's a working functioning class and all this other so I'm just like God geez come on but I think I could write a for Loop in 15 minutes if I sort of think of it like the first few times I had to write a technical document in technical voice it took me forever you get something that didn't read like it was written by a five-year-old right something that looked like it was written by an I.T professional trying to communicate with other it professionals odd that used to take me so long to do up you know a service definition or a documenting a process or something but now I can just you know someone says oh we need we need a service description for this new thing we're rolling out okay fine yeah give me half an hour and there you go and it will be it'll be right it'll read right and with code it's kind of the same when you do it enough it's like a language if you know what you want to say you can just say it but like I said the really hard part is usually figuring out what you're trying to say okay so the longer life of the project then is going to be a mix of maintaining it by adding in whatever is needed to keep it current fixing the the bugs which will definitely exist we will have a test suite and we will miss things there will be bugs we will fix them and then there will be the various enhancements that people request and so forth and hopefully that keeps it running you know as a living thing right responding to people's needs responding to changes and continuing to adapt and evolve as makes sense to the people who actually use the code right right and I have no idea what people will want because if I did well then there wouldn't be any need for it if I did I'd be some sort of magician because that's just not how it works right when you when you put code out there for others to use you have no idea what they'll do I Pro I I like I say I don't know but I promise I'll be surprised I will be your best beta tester that I know for sure you haven't I can break everything because bugs yeah it's great Avant in that category I have a I have a colleague in work who I value greatly for his ability to break everything I give to him everything is like no I'm pretty sure this is bulletproof I've been hammering at her for weeks you know five minutes here yeah what about this I never realized you could even think of doing it that way you know you're right that completely breaks okay back to the drunk board it's a really valuable skill um so I mean that is the most important thing is is this is the plan so I have already put a bit more detail into some of the stuff so the first thing I spent some time trying to figure out is the folder structure for the project because I often get very confused when I look at someone else's code like if I go to the uh GitHub page for something like jQuery I find it very hard to figure out what all the folders mean so first off this repository structure section is going to stay in this readme forever um because I really think it's helpful for people to know what the sudden hello the folders mean and so I've decided to try to name things with a mix of verbosity and standards so Bill there is no standard place to put your build scripts so I called the folder build scripts that is a folder that is going to contain the various scripts that will turn our you know mermaid code into actual pngs uh we'll make our documentation we'll run webpack all the various scripts to make the project build will be in that folder it is a pseudo standard that your distribution in other words the thing the finished product will go in a folder called dist short for distribution so I'm going to keep that convention because it's so Universal like yeah base that's the case of where I'm going yeah it's not perfect but you know something everyone does it this way so this is this is an example where it's best to be consistent same with Docs before I start GitHub likes it that way because your docs folder becomes the web root of your Project's web page so that makes perfect sense to me um dark static then is where the stuff that JS Doc is going to copy straight into the documentation without editing is going to go into doc slash static as the static content for the documentation and in there is going to be a subfolder where all the diagrams go so dark static diagram so in other words when we take our mermaid source code the pngs will go into dark static diagrams hang on uh your documentation on this doesn't say that docstatic is inside Docs it's not oh you just said it was okay you just said it was inside it okay no no so the content this folder will get copied into Ducks by JS duck so the docs folder is going to be built by jsdark and the static content gets copied rather than transformed right right okay and so yeah it is a parallel folder that gets pushed in uh s or C is going to be where the source code goes wait you skipped over the diagrams back up so so inside dark static would be a subfolder named diagrams which is where the pngs will go that are built by the build script okay where are the uml diagrams again though oh okay because we're doing now for better quarter well no no you said you said the uml diagrams will be in the build Scripts now the build scripts will create them so the build scripts are the so the build scripts do the transforming right okay so we're getting to the real meat here the source the SRC folder is going to contain the module source code so the most obvious thing that's going to happen is that the build script is going to take the content of the source folder and turn it into the module in the dist folder we're going to have a JS dot command that's going to take the content of the source folder and read the doc comments and build the docs and put them in the docs folder that same JS Dock is going to take everything that's in docs static and just copy it straight into the documentation folder so dark side okay into docs yeah and then one of the things in that dark static file is going to be a folder of diagrams that is the finished completed diagrams because there's a final folder s or C diagrams that's going to contain the mermaid code so the build script will take the SRC diagrams to make the pngs and the SRC to make JavaScript okay I might need to draw a flow diagram for this because this doesn't make a lot of sense I if I look at any one specific thing that you just described I can hold it in my head but as soon as you move to the next one I've lost it again going wait a minute which one's the real one I might draw a diagram for you please I could submit a pull request to uh yeah absolutely well in theory I'll be able to but uh yeah okay foreign words I am very happy to have diagrams created by people I'm usually the one who creates the diagrams for others in work um but I it's a lot of work making diagrams so if you want to volunteer for diagram making I will happily because you put fun googly eyes in your diagrams that one you posted for um comments recently in the slack that was that was a very fun diagram really clear really obvious and the little googly eyes which is perfect just for anybody listening I was talking about an automation that had Hazel and I wanted to designate that Hazel was looking at the folder so I took the Hazel logo and put googly eyes on it that made me laugh too I'm glad you enjoyed that yeah but so clear like that's the point of a diagram right it communicates without words it worked perfectly so the other thing I spent some time writing up is the contributor and developer resources and guides um and the idea here is to to lower the barrier to entry as much as I can so the first point is you know you're going to need to sign up for a free GitHub account to contribute you can download the code without anything else but in order to contribute in some way you are going to need a free GitHub account so there's a link there to the sign up page if you want to just download the code and build the project you're going to need to have node.js we're always gonna we're always going to assume long-term support so if you want to run a more modern version of node.js on the long Zone term support version knock yourself out but if you want to expect this to build without it causing you problems you really should be running the at least the currently supported version of node.js and the LTS is the least stress way of having the most supported version because it has long-term support it just you know it's officially supported for ages that's that's the joy of LTS you're going to need to have some sort of basically a linuxy type shell and the official word for a linuxy type shell is a posix compliant shell it's a very fancy word Linux and Mac you just get them for free as of about two weeks ago Windows users now get them as a free out of the box feature too Through the Windows subsystem for Linux which has gone General availability so it is no longer it's cool Enterprise only beta feature it is now generally available I've linked to Microsoft's documentation for installing it it's very straightforward and then you have bash on Windows so bash not zsh yes because bash is like a sub zsh is like a superset of bash so if we target bash then it will work in zsh oh okay so I wouldn't have to downgrade or I wouldn't have to install bash on a on a Mac that's got zsh now no no that's because it's just running stuff it's not it's not creating something using some weird thing that doesn't exist in Bash correct exactly exactly so yeah so basically the reason for using bash is to be more backwards compatible because anything bash can do zsh can do but that's not true the other way around gotcha gotcha okay good um and then if you basically if you want to do this stuff yourself you need to be confident enough from the command line to go to a folder and run a command okay which is not the world's highest ask but if you'd like some help taming the terminal is just a really fun series to people who have no idea who've ever heard of have done I heard it was highly acclaimed yeah well I certainly think it's good there's actually a book you can download yes and thank you Helma um if you would like to go further so you can do that and you can build the code yourself and you can edit it yourself and you can have your own private version with 20 million new features and you can just do that to your heart's content and that's fine if you'd like to take it to the next obvious step and actually contribute back to the project you need a few more things you're going to need git um I don't really care what version it is as long as it's one of the supported versions I don't care what client you use as long as it's you know modern well you don't even need a client you could do a 40 command line you can hear from the command line you can do it even from the GitHub web interface if you like typing code into a web interface it's not the worst web interface yeah yeah um you need to have a working understanding of markdown really because all of the dark comments are in markdown and all the documentation is in markdown so if you're going to be writing a new function I do sort of expect you to write the very very basic documentation of the document so you know be able to make something bold be able to put in a few bullets or whatever the back takes for a code that's probably what all you need really but you know just the basics of markdown uh you're gonna need to have a code editor and in an ideal world for your own sanity it should support markdown and JavaScript syntax highlighting and if you'd like your pull request to be accepted without me coming back saying please change this this and this some support for eslint would really help things along because then your pull request will just be right wouldn't you prefer it be just a requirement that they whatever use has esled support obviously do you really want to be in a position of telling having to tell someone okay go fix this this and that you doing the work to write up what they need to fix to make it meet the standard I have a feeling that with helmers with helma's help I can write a GitHub action that will automatically apply eslint wherever possible and only then basically it would Auto reject the pull request with actual useful error messages without me having to do it oh okay okay I'm 90 sure that's easy but I've never done it before and helmet keeps telling me GitHub actions Rock so um okay this is an opportunity for me to be educated or to educate myself I also gathered together all of the links I could think of to all of the documentation that might be handy if you're contributing to the project um this will expand over time but for the moment we have JavaScript no npm JS doc or duck Dash JS doc theme mermaid es lint jest webpack I'm sure I'm forgetting stuff I will append to this list as and when it becomes important our versioning policy is supremely simple we're following semantic versioning or sember there we go I don't have to write the docs link uh would it be C in here if I added in um links to where you these all of these Concepts were uh taught so for example you've got uh documentation for the Project's code learner eslint we could also have a link to the podcast episode where helmet taught it to us for that okay I was rather hoping someone in the community would volunteer to do that um because you're absolutely right it would be very convenient to have links back to the PBS Pages it's yeah without making this look too messy but it you know but it's it's the first thing we're all going to do is go do a search for mermaid in in uh PBS I literally just did that search how did he do that again yeah I'll be doing the same so you're dead right it would be very handy to have so you just pop them in Brackets afterwards PBS and then the number that'll do it right yeah yeah that shouldn't be messy at all actually it should be really helpful in terms of source control policy then get commits that are going to be merged into main will be titled in line with the conventional commit approach so again this is a standard we talked about in PBS so I am going to use conventional commits uh this is the right point two here I am going to be the one who gets this wrong so you can always shout at me when I get it wrong but I did a bit of reading a few months ago for I was doing a presentation evangelizing gate in work and I decided to read the best practices for gate and I was horrified to discover I have literally been doing it wrong all along it is a convention that you always use the active voice when you are writing git commits you do not say added you say add so you the the comment is not added documentation for whatever it's add documentation for whatever it's what you will it's what the commit does why does that matter that is how and now that I see it if you go to anyone's release notes they're always in that format so it is sure get best practices I'm going to obey the best practices and I'm trying to teach myself to do it in all because it's a best practice I'm trying to do it everywhere so okay I'm not gonna get this wrong right so so not fixed typos fixed typos yeah yeah so what what that sounds like I'm telling you to do something not that I did the commit is doing it to the code so that's why it's in the active voice fixing typos no active not present tense I know it took me a while but keep an eye on when you see a change log keep an eye on the tents and it's the act of tense and it I didn't notice it I've been doing it like years of not using the active voice years and then once I read um on the gate website like right from the bloody horses man you know um and okay this is the best practice and once I knew what it was I started looking for it I was like oh look there it is there it is there it is like I say I look I've been doing it wrong for years I will do it wrong at this stage I've had about 60 of the time I get it right and then the other 40 I go and edit and then push and sometimes I just push too quickly and then it's too hard to edit and I just sort of go and yeah next time [Laughter] you know do as I say not as I do might be the one here anyway um all contributions are going to come in Via pull requests um until we get to version 1.0 uh basically until we get to the point where we've implemented the uml diagram I'm only going to accept pull requests that implement the diagram so we're moving towards the diagram and I am going to be perfectly happy to merge things that don't pass tests and stuff because we're just filling in we're filling in the coloring book so I'm not going to be a stickler and say oh you've written a function where you haven't documented like no until we get to version 1.0 if it if it moves us towards the target it's welcome doesn't matter if it's half a thing or a quarter of a Thing If It Moves us forward Bring it on Bring it on once we get to 1.0 and we have effectively a working product where we have to be stricter in what gets merged into main so to merge into main it has to be the word I'm going to use is atomic it has to be a complete logical thing right so if you're adding a new function where you you'd actually add the whole function it's doc comments and its tests right if you're bringing in a new thing you bring the thing but an atomic thing can be failing not once we go to 1.0 right no no no but I'm saying beforehand oh you're talking about after it's I'm talking about yeah yeah before okay as long as you're coloring within the lines bring it up right that's my anonymity I like that so uh if if I've colored within the lines but I didn't color in all of the parts of the that of the thing that's okay that's okay bring it in bring it in so I come behind Dorothy writes part of the class and er she writes the class and I write the the uh after she does it I write the tests or I write the test and then she writes it in either way either one of those things could go in separately but uh once it's at 1.0 then it's got to be holy yeah that makes sense exactly that makes sense yeah and so what do I mean by a hole well all the tests have to pass so it's certainly not going to be merged into Maine uh if you're adding new code that does something new well then we need new tests because you're adding a new ability so that should be tested so it should come with its whatever you know whatever tests are needed should come if you're only fixing something well then there's no need for new tests but if you're adding something new it needs someone's test if you're adding something new it needs to come with as doc comments right so if you change the meaning of an attribute you have to document what's changed if you're adding a new attribute or if you're adding a new function or if you you know it has to come with its comments because otherwise we don't know what it is right the function that isn't documented is Mystery meeting we don't want that okay um and I'm gonna want your code to to be in line with the project style which is basically going to be defined in the eslint config But ultimately right the style guide at the end of the day the simplest way to think the style guide is take your lead from the existing content right look up look down if your code looks completely different to what's above you and Below you make it not look completely different what's above you and Below you okay that ultimately that that's that is the Golden Rule um a few little housekeeping things right markdown is a very flexible language So to avoid confusion wherever markdown has multiple options I'd like us to pick one and stick to it so you could use a minor sign or an asterisk for a bullet I would like us to use the asterisks you can use underscores or stars to make things bold I'd like us to use Stars you could use underscores or stars for italics I'd like us to use underscores because to me star starts Boulder yeah and underscore looks softer um in terms of headings I would like us to use the pound sign the octothorpe for even H1s rather than the other thing where you can have heading colon and then the underline I never bothered heard of that okay good great then you're not gonna do a rock um and if you're adding a multi-line code block with the three back ticks please use the language specifier because that will make syntax highlighting look a lot prettier yeah the only reason I know about that if you ever look at the raw uh files for Bart's documentation for programming by stealth you can see how it's done that's the only reason I know that even existed that it it causes the syntax highlighter to be happy yeah and if you leave it out a lot of a lot of markdown editors will guess at the center and so if you have a big piece of code it'll probably guess right but if you have a one-line code snippet yeah you know you as a human would have trouble right is that c or JavaScript or Java toss a coin right so just tell it and then it won't have to guess and there are multiple syntaxes in mermaid basically the one we taught in programming by stealth is the one I'd like us to use there is another syntax that I haven't even told you about I it I don't want it because it's horrible okay um and if you're using basically if your editor has eslint enabled then 99 of the style stuff is just gonna work the only thing I would say is if you're picking variable names just look up and look down and try to keep it in tune with what's there as a general rule I prefer longer variable names so they're less fuzzy I like longer variable names yeah um the Campbell case the camera Casey will be unfortunately um we'll make sure that yeah um good where and then when it comes to writing the dark comments there are two things where JS Doc is a bit like markdown it's a bit too generous in the possibilities please use at param not at args and please use at returns plural not at return okay um that return just breaks my hand it's an act at returns that's an active verb right right and it also goes with at throws because there is no you can't have that throw it has to be at throws but you can have that return and it just looks so wrong to have out throws and then at return like no if it throws it returns I don't know I shouldn't get so cranky about these things but that one really does my head in um anyway so I've tried you know I've tried to write it all in as friendly way as I can I you know please help if there's stuff here that's you know that's not sensible not clear that you think is rude basically what I'd like to be is that it's as easy as possible to contribute as constructively as possible because everyone who contributes something freely to open source that is that is a gift and I want to make it as easy as possible to give but at the same time you know give constructive things so I I don't know how that's the phrase it but if you give it a take you've struck the right balance I think and by setting out expectations up front it's not a surprise later when people like well I don't want to use two uh two spaces I want to use a tab or whatever you know I don't want to write an active voice it's like yeah but I told you the rules up front let's try it let's try to do it I think it's easier to follow a structure than to not like I said and I would agree um and I I used to be very I used to have my style and I would take my style with me everywhere and that just causes constant friction everywhere and my Approach nowadays is if I am joining an existing anything the first question I ask is how are things done here and I slot in and all of a sudden you become a constructive participant straight away instead of being an interesting God the new guys here oh he's causing trouble and I people if people like having me join a project because I'm not going to be the person who throws a spanner in the works and yeah it means I'm forever being different but yeah okay so what you know I I have gotten over Microsoft insisting that we use Pascal case instead of camel case for variable names in Powershell that one took me a while to not get wrong but I got there I got there I can do I can do leading capitals actually you would love you'd Love Actually just an aspect of Powershell it's all functions are named verb noun and there's a list of allowed verbs that have a meaning so set has a different meaning to add has a different meaning to create and they're all predefined and so if everyone follows Microsoft documentation you get this amazing consistency across project it's so pleasing this is verb noon what does it do to what anyway little bonus extra I like it I like it well this is exciting I did notice this is episode 142 so we'll always remember it was almost 42 it was 142 was when the project launched and by Easter we're going to have working code I heard the project manager declared it so yes and the fact that I probably have a week's worth of when you leave and the week before Easter is probably why that will happen so I I am I am worried about one thing in this and it's okay how you are going to manage if you have to do all of the pull requests because you work for a living and you work long hours and you have important responsibilities and you've got a home life and I'm not sure I have to manage all the pull requests I need to get the skeleton done I want the skeletons in place I think others can be trusted to manageable requests because there will be guides I just need to make the guides exist before we can get to that stage so I actually do think that there is room for a um there's like volunteers and there's like dedicated volunteers so if people want to be dedicated volunteers I think there's room to have a team of core maintainers I guess is the terminology yeah so don't don't let me do that I think there are one or two volunteers lurking in the slack who may jump at the opportunity but yes I actually think that okay good there is good because the worst thing in the world would be a bunch of people working on it up early on and you're like overwhelmed because there's all this stuff coming in and you've got to check it all and see whether it's you know doing anything and and those sit I think that's right I hate it when I see a repo with with pull requests and they're being ignored that's just you know say no or say yes pick one right right you just want to come to a place where it says you know 98 waiting pull requests you're like oh yeah this might be dead and people want it which is really sad like it's dead but it's popular oh yeah I hope I hope that does work out in a way that it's it's not all on your shoulders because that would be unfair to you well no be fair to you it's your project but uh it would be unfair to the people trying to contribute because we wouldn't we wouldn't be able to get there I don't think precisely precisely so yeah I I think so hopefully this December now I have a fair bit of annual leave saved up I'm hoping the skeleton is done before I go back to work and then if the direct Port is done by Easter I think we're doing very well and that doesn't seem unreasonable to me it seems perfectly reasonable to me I'm never allowed to be in charge of schedules because I'm always like well this should take eight minutes seven months later people in work are used to the fact that I work in a unit of um a person days six so how much work is that I'm saying that's probably five person days and they look at me a whole week for one person it's like yeah okay so that'll be done next week it's like no no because I have many many demands in my time you will probably get an eighth of a person so that'll be eight weeks I'm just so glad to hear you say person person time or person hour person day when I was working they always called it man hours and there was a there was a schedule once I remember up on a viewgraph and at work and it said seven men and I raised my hand being the only female engineer in the organization said so apparently I'm not working on that project and they were like oh I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry we'll fix it in the next month it looked exactly the same still said seven men yeah I left that organization after that not because of that one thing that was just endemic but anyway uh times have changed so that's fun but this I'm excited Bart this is this is cool I feel like we're we're not just fixing to make a plan we've got a plan yeah it says project plan look it's a H1 and everything all right Bart well I think we will uh be uh we've decided to uh not meet wait do we have one more this is the last time we wear this hat until next year but we have our security hat which is a different podcast which we will be wearing again for the year is out okay so uh if anybody's listening this real time uh happy holidays and we'll see you in 2023 indeed whatever it is you do over the actually it's not even the winter for everyone I was going to say you know whatever you do in the winter season and then I thought of poor Alistair poor Alistair sitting in the sun anyway happy holidays I think covers it perfectly so until then lots and lots of happy computing learn as much from Bart each week as I do I'd like you to go over to Let's Dash talk dot IE and press one of the buttons over there to help support him he does 98 of the work here I'm just the stooge that listens to him and asks the dumb questions if you go over to let's dashtalk.ie you can support him on patreon you can donate via PayPal or you can use one of his referral links I really hope you'll go over and help him out in the meantime you can contact me at podfeet or check out all of the shows we do over there over at podfeed.com thanks for listening and stay subscribed foreign | nosillacast | UCtLUXq8ti0SvMnQMKVejLsA | 2022-12-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 10,727 | 54,352 |
92HBrJlEJ5k | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92HBrJlEJ5k | Five Times Liza Soberano’s Hair Game Looked Effortlessly Beautiful | five times Liza Soberano hair game looked effortlessly beautiful Liza Soberano demanding artists this surely keeps her busy aside from attending to her numerous projects she also needs to make time for her loved ones in her active social life but despite being always on the go nothing can stop Liza from scoring an A+ in the hair department with her hair so smooth and healthy it's easy for the young actress to instantly look stunning and camera-ready from late-night tapings workout sessions up to fun adventures with her fam this girl's hair game is always giving us major Hash beauty goals so we listed the many times Liza's hair looked effortlessly beautiful and her one true secret on how she singer combed her tresses into place and perfection still looks divine even during her workout session her three clocks made her look instantly beautiful in this travel photo hair game on fleek during this special occasion most importantly during taping days wondering what lies a secret is - looking her best down the clock watch this got no time to fix your hair because you're always in the rush don't worry just use Palmolive Naturals healthy and smooth shampoo and creme conditioner to achieve healthy and manageable locks with Palmolive Naturals it's so easy to have smooth and finger comb ready hair like Liza Soberano five times Liza Soberano hair game looked effortlessly beautiful Hey [Music] [Applause] [Music] | Philippines News today : Entertaiment scandals | UCRXucBPpho8HrGNUwNQkJPA | 2017-05-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 239 | 1,421 |
rUTG9ZtSgfU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUTG9ZtSgfU | NEFFEX - Careless 💔 | NO COPYRIGHT | | but it's too late now i remember you and me and how careful all day and all night we'd stay up it felt so right we were so young we were so dumb we would get drunk and then hook up we were okay we were all right staying awake till the sunrise we were in love couldn't stop us [Music] drinking too young way too much dance to our song dance all night long till the lights come on [Music] is it's too late now i remember everything and how careless we could be and how careless could [Music] we be be late night long fight it felt right we were run alive we would go out we were so loud we were so proud we had no doubt weekends and weekdays we'd spend our own way we were careless we were fearless we were reckless time was and precious drinking all night asleep by your side finally alive we would just drive never arrive our journey was live standing out late testing our fate one running away we live for today i'm getting so bold never get old screw what we're told [Music] is it's too late now i remember everything and how careless we could be and how careless [Music] and [Music] and how can and how careful we [Music] [Applause] [Music] as we could be | PROMOTING MUSICS | UCk2jfwf1uhE7p-l22s6JVJQ | 2020-08-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 229 | 1,158 |
TpxrO-nvGDY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpxrO-nvGDY | JUICY COUTURE X FOREVER21 HAUL | PETITE PLUS-SIZE | [Music] hi sweeties welcome back to my channel my name is ashley and you are watching mrs shorty here on my channel i do beauty fashion and i have a little small business here on my channel um i have been making changes to my channel um there's just been so much going on i have been mia i have been um trying to work things out uh there has been a lot of changes i've just basically i have i've been having a really rough time i actually saw a video on tanya's channel if you don't know tanya she is a um pink youtuber or a girly youtuber she does a lot of pink fashion content on her channel um and she does not know me at all um but i do follow her and do look at her because she's very fashion forward fashion icon in her own and she tried to bring her and her friend sharla um they both are on youtube and they have been getting back into juicy couture i have my favorite juicy couture um perfumes i really like that scent and there's a few other um juicy couture scents that just came out that i am super in love with so having forever 21 come back with a juicy couture comeback i am super excited for it so i did pick up a i picked up some items that i seen from tanya's channel and and they have it in plus size so i'm super excited to see what is in store for this guy so if you are interested in the forever 21 um the forever 21 juicy couture relaunch um then just oh my gosh so excited okay so this is the first item the first item this is just a regular white t-shirt and it has juicy couture black label los angeles on it the detail of this is actually that velour detail um this is super cute i really do like the two dogs here because i do have um morty poos that um that my my um malty poo had given birth to so i do have one named bear and one named kona and that just kind of looks like them so that's that's that shirt is the mint so as you guys know i love mint um but this is yeah it is called mint yeah for you guys is the so this type of fabric is kind of like that towel fabric they call it terry cloth and then the um and then the juicy piece right here you see piece right here is htv so this is this is just a vinyl on top and that's what uh that looks like which is super cute shirt like right after because it's got that like towel fabric so this is definitely something that i would put back over after i'm done with going to the river or the beach and then they have this detail right here which is another um kind of detail that juicy couture is known for which is the crown but what's different is they put forever juicy jc forever in the inside of the crown there which is nice and cute so that is the mint green terry cloth one next is this pink um this pink tank top so i have been stocking up on my tank tops lately because of the fact that it's getting hot and i don't want to be caught without without any um basically anything to wear so this is actually on the short side off top um but it is that baby pink color which i like and this is also in the 2x so they do have their plus size tag right there it is a 2x but it seems a little on a small side um more like an extra large if i'm gonna be quite honest um but this is basically like a um like a cropped tank top but so we have these kind of ribbed shorts i kind of like the ribbed um the ribbed material here it does feel like a good style quality um and then on the thigh right here it has juicy couture this is um embroidered so that's what that looks like right there which is juicy couture los angeles california um it is a knit short black white colored but it's obviously more black than white so that's what they look like right there and i think i'm i'm really gonna like these shorts especially um now that it's getting hot out of some stuff i'm hoping that they restock um but yeah they they ran out of the jackets in the plus size they ran out of some of the jogger pieces um so definitely like you can't get like the full tracksuit effect um because they just ran out of them so this one has the juicy [Music] on the butt it is rhinestoned like that and then on this side it is embroidered with the silver thread and this says juicy forever with the heart and i got the jogger piece because it does have a cropped uh crew neck area so this is gonna be good for our short girls where um it just stops at that point and yeah i am super excited for this i am gonna go ahead and try these on okay guys so this is the first outfit that i was thinking of which is the white t-shirt and the black shorts and basically these were these are what the shorts look like they have the embroider here and this is what the shirt looks like over top which is a great fit so this is a 2x um two extra large and it fits really really good it's still nice and flowy for me i am in size 18 to 20 so it fits me pretty good and i'm on the shorter side so i am 411 but i like the length of this you can you know however high you want it you could adjust it wherever you like to fit it because it's just like that easy greasy loungy type of outfit so i'm super excited it has the embroider there bringing me back to um the 2000s vibes where paris hilton was so like just like on par with like everything and i just feel um like i'm part of the club now like i actually feel nice and i'm part of fashion nistos and just like just lounging and living my best life all i need is some oversized glasses and just like killing it you know so i definitely like this outfit it's definitely a thumbs up for me definitely leave in the comments down below if you are liking the forever 21 juicy couture collab um if you are going to be purchasing or if you haven't been able to purchase uh let me know if they're gonna be restocking because there's some stuff that you know i just haven't got i have not been able to get my hands on this is the outfit right here which is a thumbs up for me love the shirt love the quality of the shirt love the quality of this the shorts and yeah okay so this is the 2x um tank crop top and as i expected it is a little bit on the shorter side um it's kind of on the smaller side as well so it does hit right here but it also like is that fabric that wants to tend to roll up if you can see it does have that like that vibe where it tends to roll up i don't think i would pair these this shirt with this pants i would definitely pair it with a high rise uh jean in my opinion but it's not a break it's not a like deal breaker for me um i could always wear this uh activewear as well as like kind of like just like for you know walking or like um doing lifting and all that stuff so it's not a break for me it's just not gonna be one of those ones that i would probably reach for um all the time and so i'll show you the back here it is got a thicker quality but as you see it just tends to try to roll up on me um but i really like how um the color i really like the color of it definitely one of those ones that are probably where um just if i was like doing active stuff or like if i have a um like a what is that called if i have like a swimsuit underneath or something like that i'd probably wear um where to go swimming or something like that it's not going to be my go-to go-to so just a fyi i like it it's really cute but it's not my favorite so just so that it that's how it is um it does fit like a 1x or the extra large just so so that you guys know um but it's still not bad and last but not least it is the mint terry cloth and the ivory uh joggers so let's talk about the mint top it is a little on the tight side just so you guys know it is a little bit tight but i think that's just how the material is to be quite honest um but it's not too bad so it does stop here um it doesn't go longer than that i think that's just how the style is you could definitely tuck it in to um some high-waisted pants and that would be you know that'd be good as well um and yeah so this is the mint green top i could have gone a lot i mean i could have went up in size because of the the t-shirt type it is not um supposed to be like flowy or airy like the like the white one it's definitely a different material so i should have taken that in consideration so it does run a bit you know small on that part but it is not uncomfortable so i'm still going to keep it and yeah so this is the mint green terry cloth really like it super it's actually really like the fabric is not itchy or scratchy it's kind of um soft and i was a shocker to me that it is on a softer side so it's pretty cute and it says juicy up here um let's talk about these joggers so these joggers are a 2x i am a plus 18 to 20. um more leaning on the 20 side i do have a apron down here but it has accommodated for that um this is the embroidered side is right there i can pull this up to here which is really nice or i could you know let it loose and let it hang but um i really like the thickness of the band here um this is a functioning tie so it does um go ahead it does tighten at here um when you pull it so it is function and then here is the butt i think it's doing some some good to the butt i'm not sure i'm gonna have to re-watch that but um yeah so that's basically what it looks like right there it's juicy on the bottom and then the border here which is cute and then to talk about the bottom since i am 4 foot 11 it does scrunch a little bit at the bottom but it's not uncomfortable like i said the crew part of the bottom length of the pant actually stops it from flowing out everywhere so it actually is a good fit because it just stops at the ankle um but it it does have a little bit of room there and then the fabric is nice and the fabric is nice and soft just like the terry cloth i think this the velour track suit is a lot more um it's just a lot more softer than the turn cloth which is to be expected just because they're two different types of material but i absolutely love both i'm gonna get good use out of both right now we're in between weather so some days it's gonna be hotter some days it's gonna be colder um and i think that's where you know this combo or even the shorts and the shirt combo is gonna be coming handy and yeah so i really like this i give it two thumbs up [Music] you | Mrs Shorty | UCvlJvLfHG-Xzhs9xwoRHFTA | 2021-04-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,142 | 10,196 |
N3cuRn4JImo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3cuRn4JImo | Forbes 30 under 30 Gone Wrong with Boys Lie #Shorts | speaking of the first time oh my god 30 30. so hold on wait timeout everyone was supposed to get like a bottle of really nice macallan okay they're like shipped to them yeah when we never got ours yeah we hold on again forgot about us so you basically go on a zoom call and everyone kind of they announce you and they're like these are all the people who got it and it's kind of like a celebratory award type of thing but then they when i grew up yeah when i went to go break off into the group of like the people who got art in style they accidentally put us in entertainment and tv so we're sitting there i'm like wait you were on the lion king are we in the right group and also to make it even worse is everyone was drinking this whiskey and tori and i were sitting there drinking white clothes so like she is blonde girl we're not actors or in the entertainment industry but thank you for having us but we also then became we met friends with everybody in the entertainment and tv group yeah forbes we didn't even like it just me so many aren't so classic like that only would happen to us | Startup to Storefront | UClNiaIiZoNzm42OOM269K5g | 2021-12-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 218 | 1,094 |
fQyOVxlTgIE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQyOVxlTgIE | DIY Tuesday: Ginger & Wild Orange Candle & Room Spray (Dec, 13, 2016) | good afternoon everybody welcome to DIY Tuesday we are really excited to have you here today I have some really cool things that i want to show you with these DIY projects these boats are from our holiday download so if you haven't gotten that all ready to go ahead and go on to our website and go find it it's under the digital section and it will be under downloadables you can just purchase it and then it'll be available in your account and we recommend when you purchase the download to purchase the look books afterwards they do have all of the stickers that you will need you can use the stickers that are included in the download but they're not already separated you will have to print them out on a sheet of sticker paper and then cut them out from there so we just recommend buying the look book it makes things a little bit easier and there are a dollar apiece and if you buy ten or more they are fifty cents each so it does really cut down on class costs and whatnot or you could even if you're doing this other class you can invite people to bring their own materials which also will help you with that cost section again so we're going to get started and the first thing that we're going to be making is the room spray from this wonderful down lookbook I'm sorry it is the download and the look look so what we're going to do is I have an eight ounce spray bottle here and I am really is the easiest recipe ever so I'm going to take my spray bottle and I'm going to grab my label out of this lookbook and if you haven't seen these before they're gorgeous just going to show you guys a little bit of what those stickers will look like and I'm going to grab the room spray sticker and I'm just going to pop right on my bottle perfect okay so you can do this before you can do it after if it doesn't really matter when the label goes on and really all you're going to do is you're going to take this i'm sorry i have my little burner here for our next project so i'm going to take a subtle and now we all know how good I am at using pummels so let's see how this works and we're just going to fill this most of the way with water I'm gonna watch it down here perfect see I did it again every time okay so now we're going to do is I'm going to pour out a little bit of this because I made a mess so just felt probably almost all the way full make sure you leave a little bit of air because you will need to take it now what you're going to do is you're going to add two drops of on guard and you're going to add two drops of wintergreen now you can add more depending on how strong you want this end to be and you can add 5 10 whatever you want to and just add it in here and then all you do is you put this ready pops back on and you're just going to take and then you can spray it and it smells amazing it's really good for anybody who is trying to kind of keep everybody healthy because it does have that bacteria killing in there so make sure that you're spraying that whenever you can just to avoid the sniffles and all of that super fun stuff that we like to avoid during the holidays so that's the roof braid it really takes about two seconds it makes a great gift for somebody it makes a great gift for your kids like I made this for you to your room smells horrible please use it so feel free to check out the digital version as well of this holiday lookbook that's available as well under i believe the digital section but if you just search look book on our website you'll be able to find it now what the lookbook also is not just a super cool sticker book it actually has a really cool assortment of gift ideas in it so you have every from stocking stuffers you have a little bit more information about the holiday DIY kit you had a couple of the recipes from the download in this lookbook and then you know you have your stocking stuffers your oil life favoris everything you could need for any oil lover in your life and you have really just everything you have recipes in the back we actually are going to be doing a recipe in next week's features DIY Tuesday and sorry next week's DIY Tuesday will be doing a recipe and that is to die for and you guys will love it and it's a great thing to bring to the next dinner for the holidays or with friends or family so make sure you're watching for that so oh I forgot to mention on this lookbook there is a code on the back now if you haven't seen this is probably the best thing ever there's a code for five dollars off of purchase of 50 don't forget that right now using the code holiday joy I believe you can get ten percent off of any order and so make sure that you're using that and yeah so oh and we have free shipping over fifty dollars so make sure that you're taking advantage of that that does end on the 16th so make sure you're putting your orders in before then don't forget also orders for that are guaranteed for delivery by Christmas are due tomorrow that will be the last day that we will be guaranteeing the orders will be get to you by Christmas so make sure you're placing all of your orders as possible if you have to go in with somebody make sure you guys are all getting together your orders and making sure that everybody has everything they need so we're going to get it started with the gifts candle now this is a super cute gift I we have a couple of extra stickers in the book so they're just kind of fun patterns and whatnot in one of them is handmade for you so we just put that on the top of this gift candle and I don't know if you can see that super wealth but then we have the gift candle label as well so I'm going to just go ahead and put those on right away because I put the reason I put them on right away is because once you put the wax in there it's going to be really hot and you're not want to touch it for 24 hours so I'm going to go ahead and do that right now so I'm just going to go ahead and grab my disc handle label now there are two so you can make two gifts candles with each look look so it's going to go ahead and grab that here and I'm going to place that on my jar now these stars are available on our website I believe they are the two out stars and with a plastic lid i will be including a link to this and it the description so make sure you're watching for that as well so now that I have my label on here i have already put together I've melted my beeswax now if you want to this is optional and you don't have to you can add a little bit of coconut oil now this will help your kennel be a little bit softer and it'll burn a little bit easier so it's just a recommendation that you use it but it's not required so what I've done is I have taken a half cup of coke beeswax and a an eighth of a cup of coconut oil and we've melted it here in this little hot chocolate pot now you can use a double boiler you can use whatever you want to in terms of melting it just make sure it's really melted and goods that you can pour it in without any problems so what I'm going to do is I'm just going to take the lid off of this is a super simple so we are going to be mixing wild orange and ginger today now you don't have to do these two flavors but I think it smells delicious and it's a really good holiday scent so I do recommend it for the holidays so I would do two drops of ginger and three drops of wild orange so I'm going to do that really quickly here and you'll want to add it after your oils are all melted I mean yeah your coconut oil and your beeswax are melted so that you get it all the way through the whole candle instead of you know sections smelling which is kind of weird but it happens and candle making a lot so we're just going to go ahead and mix up really quickly here and this is a really convenient tool if you have one I recommend using it just make sure you clean it out after words if you're going to use it for food which is why we recommend the double boiler because it is a little bit easier to clean out the words so just keep that in mind when you're making this so I'm going to use this funnel again and we're going to see how this goes again so I'm just going to take my little spatula out of here and I'm just going to pour this wax right through here and it fills up the candle pretty well and you are going to want space at the top so this is good and realistically you're going to want to leave this candle to sit for about 24 hours afterwards and I have these little wicks that i bought a local craft store they're really easy to find you can go to any craft store and they'll have them and so what I'm going to do is I'm really just going to stick this right in here and are this stays pretty well because it has a little seat in it if you don't have one that has a little attachment at the bottom where to sit you can tie the wick 280 piece to a pencil or something like that or like popsicle sticks or whatever just to make sure it stays in the middle of the candle because once it is cured you are going to want to trim that wick we recommend a quarter of an inch to trim it because i'll give you the optimum burning time so you're really just going to let that sit for the next 24 hours don't really move it while it's curing i don't know why you don't move it while it's curing i just heard that from a lot of people when i was looking around and trying to figure out wide and just nobody could tell me why they just said well you don't do it so if you know why you're not supposed to move the candles for the 24 hours let us know in the comments because i'm really curious and then that you can opt to put you know one of those stickers on the lid like we did with this one you can leave it you could do a two friend label you can put a ribbon around it and make it super cute but it's a really good gift option for the holidays for anybody who likes essential oils anybody who haven't of them before and you just want to show them a little taste of what you can do with them so that is what we have for DIY Tuesday today thank you so much for joining us and we will see you on Friday | Oil Life | UCGsbEG73tHNQTQ_79Mr2FJA | 2017-01-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,049 | 10,057 |
Pll2A34fxNc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pll2A34fxNc | Gather Up (Vocals Only) Noah McKnight | close your mind complete your test you better run and hide no time to relax the plan is simple just watch and learn and they will just earn their dues cast your vote in a dead of space find that lie and keep a trace in the shadow there is a liar in the way it's Judgment Day [Music] [Applause] going about you see a crime a broken mess rugging out of time who will be next who will be the one out of line so that's just [Music] [Applause] why can't you trust in me [Music] why can't you trust in me who shot Off the Lights really you're gonna blame me well you wonder the body I'm not sure that has nothing to do with it bro are you serious I'm serious wait how do I know you're not the Imposter bro you're the one that reported it oh no no no no no I don't like these accusations how's luck you're out yeah [Music] why can't you trust in me why can't you trust in me see | The Golden Blaster | UCf5FmwzyhE0Mj1IbCgcEBvw | 2023-08-31 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 180 | 871 |
VRGhAzzsWeU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRGhAzzsWeU | CODES to get MORE APRICORN POKEBALLS and BEAST BALLS in Pokemon Sword & Shield [expired] | hey guys welcome to the channel art and I just wanted to share with you guys two codes that can get you special pokeballs in pokemon sword and shield so what we're gonna do is you're gonna go hit the home button right and you're gonna go to mystery gift then I'm gonna do this with you so follow along actually do this while you're watching the video so go get your switches and start entering this in so you're gonna go and you're gonna hit go get a mystery gift so you're gonna do that and you're gonna go get with a code or password right so this is what we're gonna do okay that's cool okay so here's the following code that we're gonna enter and because my face is really fat and big I'm gonna move it over to this side there we go cool alright so here's the code we gotta enter we're going to enter the first one is k0 u n1 n m a s c 0t okay that's the full code on screen for the first code a at the enter and then what you're gonna do is you're gonna hit okay right after that it's gonna verify it go search for gifts and it says please choose the I didn't want to get and you get something called an item set gift so that's the first thing's gonna pop up you gotta wonder what it is so the mystery gets gonna come on in [Music] okay and then you end up getting a level ball a moonbow and a fastball and now we're gonna do the second code so we're gonna do the same thing again or to get with a code or password and what you're gonna do is now you're gonna enter one Y a h8y hey that's it so one yeah oh yeah that's all you're gonna enter you're gonna hit okay and it's gonna verify and then it's gonna search for the gifts and just like that again we're gonna get an item set gift and here comes the mystery box there's there's there's the mystery gift so basically for all those who are struggling getting their balls in pokemon sword and shield the special ones cuz the pokeball guy want to give you one and to get them you have to do harder things in the game but here's an easy way of getting extra balls in the game and this one gives you the heavy lower ball and a beast ball so there you go guys those are the two codes that you're going to want I will put them down in the description below so you guys can copy/paste them to instead every watching this video a thousand times I'm just really to you and I'll see you guys in the next video peace Stanga hit stop recording now | PhillyBeatzU | UCHJgLYD96B0g1gtJO8BI3JA | 2019-12-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 484 | 2,392 |
YyrsCO9jPa4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyrsCO9jPa4 | Some Problems of Philosophy | William James | Philosophy | Talkingbook | English | 1/3 | chapter one of some problems of philosophy a beginning of an introduction to philosophy by William James this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org some problems of philosophy he charles renew VA was one of the greatest of philosophic characters but for the decisive impression made on me in the 70s by his masterly advocacy of pluralism I might never have got free from the monistic superstition under which I had grown up the present volume in short might never have been written this is why feeling endlessly thankful as I do I dedicate this textbook to the great renew bas memory preference or e note for several years before his death Professor William James cherished the purpose of stating his views on certain problems of metaphysics in a book addressed particularly to the readers of philosophy he began the actual writing of this introductory textbook for students in metaphysics as he once called it in March 1909 and to complete it was at last his dearest ambition but illness and other demands on his diminished strength continued to interfere and what is now published is all that he had succeeded in writing when he died in August 1910 two typewritten copies of his unfinished manuscript were found they had been corrected separately a comparison of the independent alterations in the two copies showed few and slight differences in phrase and detail and indicated no formed intention to make substantial changes yet the author perhaps expected to make some further alterations in a final revision if he could finish the book for Anna memorandum dated July 26 1910 in which he directed the publication of the manuscript he wrote say it is fragmentary and unrevised this memorandum continues call it a beginning of an introduction to philosophy say that I hoped by it to round out my system which now was too much like an arch built only on one side in compliance with the author's request left in the same memorandum his pupil and friend dr. HM Kalin has compared the two versions of the manuscript and largely prepared the book for the press the divisions and headings in the manuscript were incomplete and four helpful suggestions as to these grateful acknowledgments are due to Professor RB Perry Henry James jr. Cambridge March 25 1911 chapter 1 philosophy and its critics the progress of society is due to the fact that individuals vary from the human average in all sorts of directions and that the originality is often so attractive or useful that they are recognized by their tribe as leaders and become objects of envy or admiration and setters of new ideals among the variations every generation of men produces some individuals exceptionally preoccupied with theory such men find matter for puzzle and astonishment where no one else does their imagination invents explanations and combines them they store up the learning of their time utter prophecies and warnings and are regarded as sages philosophy etymologically meaning the love of wisdom is the work of this class of minds regarded with an indulgent relish if not with admiration even by those who do not understand them or believe much in the truth which they proclaim philosophy thus become a race heritage forms in its totality a monstrously unwieldy mass of learning so taken there is no reason why any special science like chemistry or astronomy should be excluded from it by common consent however special Sciences are today excluded for reasons presently to be explained and what remains is manageable enough to be taught under the name of philosophy by one man if his interest be broad enough if this were a German textbook I should first give my abstract definition of the topic thus limited by usage then proceed to display its Bhagirath owned ein Tai Lung and it's off Kaaba owned math Oda but as such displays are usually unintelligible to beginners and unnecessary after reading the book it will conduce to brevity to omit that chapter altogether useful though it might possibly be to more advanced readers as a summary of what is to follow I will tarry a moment however over the matter of definition limited by the omission of the special Sciences the name of philosophy has come more and more to denote ideas of universal scope exclusively the principles of explanation that underlie all things without exception the elements common to gods and men and animals and stones the first winced and the last whither of the whole cosmic procession the conditions of all knowledge and the most general rules of human action these furnish the problems commonly deemed philosophic par excellence and the philosopher is the man who finds the most to say about them philosophy is defined in the usual Scholastic textbooks as the knowledge of things in general by their ultimate causes so far as natural reason can attain to such knowledge this means that explanation of the universe at large not description of its details is what philosophy must aim at and so it happens that a view of anything is termed philosophic just in proportion as it is broad and connected with other views and as it uses principles not proximate or intermediate but ultimate and all-embracing to justify itself any very sweeping view of the world is a philosophy in this sense even though it may be a vague one it is a veldt and Zhang an intellectualized attitude towards life professor Dewey will describes the Constitution of all the philosophies that actual exist when he says that philosophy expresses a certain attitude purpose and temper of conjoint intellect and will rather than a discipline whose boundaries can be neatly marked off to know the chief rival attitudes towards life as the history of human thinking has developed them and to have heard some of the reasons they can give for themselves ought to be considered an essential part of liberal education philosophy indeed in one sense of the term is only a compendious name for the spirit and education which the word College stands for in America things can be taught in Drye dogmatic ways or in a philosophic way at a technical school a man may grow into a first-rate instrument for doing a certain job but he may miss all the graciousness of mind suggested by the term liberal culture he may remain a CAD and not a gentleman intellectually pinned down to his one narrow subject literal unable to suppose anything different from what he is seen without imagination atmosphere or mental perspective philosophy beginning in wonder as Plato and Aristotle said is able to fancy everything different from what it is it sees the familiar as if it were strange and the strange as if it were familiar it can take things up and lay them down again its mind is full of air that plays round every subject it rouses us from our native dogmatic slumbers and breaks up or kicked prejudices historically it has always been a sort of fecund ation a four different human interests science poetry religion and logic by one another it has sought by hard reasoning for results emotionally valuable to have some contact with it to catch its influence is thus good for both literary and scientific students by its poetry it appeals to literary minds by its logic stiffens them up and remedies their softness by its logic it appeals to the scientific but softens them by its other aspects and saves them from too dry a technicality both types of student ought to get from philosophy a livelier spirit more air more mental background past any philosophy in the Shepherd this question of touchstones is the one with which men should always meet one another a man with no philosophy in him is the most inauspicious and unprofitable of all possible social mates I say nothing in all this of what may be called gymnastic use of philosophic study the purely intellectual power gained by defining the high and abstract concepts of the philosopher and discriminating between them in spite of the advantages thus enumerated the study of philosophy has systematic enemies and they were never as numerous as at the present day the definite conquests of science and the apparent indefiniteness of philosophies results partly account for this to say nothing of man's native rudeness of mind which maliciously enjoys deriding long words and abstractions Scholastic jargon medieval dialectics are for many people synonymous of the word philosophy with its obscure and uncertain speculations as to the intimate nature and causes of things the philosopher is linked to a blind man in a dark room looking for a black hat that is not there his occupation is described as the art of endlessly disputing without coming to any conclusion or more contemptuously still as the system a to show miss Brock eine eben zu diesem beckon in funda in terminology only to a very limited degree is this sort of hostility reasonable I will take up some of the current objections and successive order since to reply to them will be a convenient way of entering into the interior of our subject objection one whereas the sciences makes steady progress and yield applications of matchless utility philosophy makes no progress and has no practical applications reply the opposition is unjustly founded for the sciences are themselves branches of the tree of philosophy as fast as questions got accurately answered the answers were called scientific and what men call philosophy today's but the residual of questions still unanswered at this very moment we are seeing two sciences psychology and general biology drop off from the parent trunk can take independent route as specialties the more general philosophy cannot as a rule follow the voluminous details of any special science a backward glance of the evolution of philosophy will reward us here the earliest philosophers in every land were encyclopedic sages lovers of wisdom sometimes with and sometimes without a dominantly ethical or religious interest they were just men curious beyond immediate practical needs and no particular problems but rather the problematic generally was their specialty China Persia Egypt India had such wise men but those of Greece are the only sages who until very recently have influenced the course of Western thinking the earlier Greek philosophy lasted roughly speaking for about two thousand and fifty years say from 600 BC onwards such men as they lees Heraclitus Pythagoras Parmenides anaxagoras impetus Democritus were mathematicians theologians politicians astronomers and physicists all the learning of their time such as it was was at their disposal Plato and Aristotle continued their tradition and the great medieval philosophers only enlarged its field of application if we turn to st. Thomas Aquinas as great Summa written in the 13th century we find opinions expressed about literally everything from God down to matter with angels men and demons taken in on the way the relations of almost everything with everything else of the creator with his creatures of the knower would the know of substances with forms of mind with body of sin with salvation come successively up for treatment a theology a psychology a system of duties and morals are given in fullest detail while physics and logic are established in their universal principles the impression made on the reader is of almost superhuman intellectual resources it is true that st. Thomas's method of handling the mass of fact or supposed fact which he treated was different from that to which we are accustomed he deduced and proved everything either from fixed principles of reason or from Holy Scripture the properties and changes of bodies for example were explained by the two principles of matter and form as Aristotle had taught matter was the quantitative determinable passive element form the qualitative unifying determining and active principle all activity was for an end things could act on each other only when in contact the number of species of things was determinate and their differences discrete etc etc by the beginning of the 17th century men were tired of the elaborate a priori methods of scholasticism Suarez's treatises availed not to keep them in fashion but the new philosophy of decart which displaced the scholastic teaching sweeping over europe like wildfire preserved the same encyclopedic character we think of decart nowadays as the meta physician who said cogito ergo soon separated mine from matter as too contrasted substances and gave a renovated proof of God's existence but his contemporaries thought of him much more as we think of Herbert Spencer an our day as a great cosmic evolutionist who explained by the redistribution of matter and motion and the laws of impact the rotation of the heavens the circulation of the blood the refraction of light apparatus of vision and of nervous action the passings of the soul and the connection of the mind and body decart died in 1650 with Locke's essay concerning human understanding published in 1690 philosophy for the first time turned more exclusively to the problem of knowledge and became critical the subjective tendency developed and although the school of Leibnitz who was the pattern of a universal sage still kept up the more universal tradition leibnitz's follower wolf published systematic treatises on everything physical as well as moral Hume who succeeded Locke woke Kant from his dogmatic slumbers and since Scott's time the word philosophy has come to stand for mental and moral speculations far more than four physical theories until a comparatively recent time philosophy was taught in our colleges under the name of mental and moral philosophy or philosophy of the human mind exclusively to distinguish it from natural philosophy but older tradition is the better as well as the completer one to know the actual peculiarities of the world we are born into is surely as important as to know what makes worlds any how abstractly possible yet this latter knowledge has been treated by many since Scott's time as the only knowledge worthy of being called philosophical common men feel the question what is nature like to be as meritorious as the Conte in question how is nature possible so philosophy in order not to lose human respect must take some notice of the actual constitution of reality there are signs today of a return to the more objective tradition philosophy in the full sense is only man thinking thinking about generalities rather than about particulars but whether about generalities or particulars man thinks always by the same methods he observes discriminates generalizes classifies for causes traces analogies and makes hypotheses philosophy taken as something distinct from science or from practical affairs follows no method peculiar to itself all our thinking today is evolved gradually out of primitive human thought and the only really important changes that have come over its manner as distinguished from the matters in which it believes are a greater hesitancy in asserting its convictions and the habit of seeking verification for them whenever it can it will be instructive to trace very briefly the origin of our present habits of thought Auguste Comte the founder of a philosophy which he called positive said that human theory on any subject always took three forms in succession in the theological stage of theorizing phenomena are explained by spirits producing them in the metaphysical stage their essential feature is made into an abstract idea and this is placed behind them as if it were an explanation in the positive stage phenomena are simply described as to their Co existences and successions their laws are formulated but no explanation of their natures or existence is sought after thus a Spiritist wrecked or would be a metaphysical a principle of attraction a theological and a law of the squares would be a positive theory of the planetary movements comptes account is to sharpen definite anthropology shows that the earliest attempts at human theorizing mixed the theological and metaphysical together common things needed no special explanation remarkable things alone odd things especially deaths calamities diseases called for it what made things act was the mysterious energy in them and the more awful they were the more of this mana they possessed the great thing was to acquire mana oneself sympathetic magic is the collective name for what seems to have been the primitive philosophy here you could act on anything by controlling anything else that either was associated with it or resembled it if you wish to injure an enemy you should either make an image of him or get some of his hair or other belongings or get his name written injuring the substitute you thus made him suffer correspondingly if you wish the rain to come you sprinkled the ground if the wind you whistled etc if you would have yams grow in your garden put a stone there that looks like a yam would you cure jaundice give tumeric that makes things look yellow or give poppies for troubles of the head because their seed vessels form a head this doctrine of signatures played a great part in early medicine the various man sees and man --tx come in here in which witchcraft and incipient science are indistinguishably mixed sympathetic theorizing persists to this present day thoughts are things for a contemporary school and on the whole a good school of practical philosophy cultivate the thought of what you desire affirm it and it will bring all similar thoughts from elsewhere to reinforce it so that finally your wish will be fulfilled little by little more positive ways of considering things began to prevail common elements and phenomena began to be singled out and to form the basis of generalizations but these elements at first had necessarily to be the more dramatic or humanly interesting ones the hot the cold the wet the dry in things explain their behavior some bodies were naturally warm others cold motions were natural or violent the heavens moved in circles because circular motion was the most perfect the lever was explained by the greater quantity of perfection embodied in the movement of its longer arm the Sun went south and winter to escape the cold precious or beautiful things had exceptional properties peacocks flesh resisted Peter action the lodestone would drop the iron which it held if the superior ly powerful diamond was brought near etc such ideas sound to us grotesque but imagine no tracks made for us by scientific ancestors and what aspects would we single out from nature to understand things by not till the beginning of the 17th century did the more insipid kinds of regularity in things abstract men's attention away from the properties originally picked out few of us realize how short the career of what we know as science has been three hundred and fifty years ago hardly anyone believed in the Copernican planetary theory optical combinations were not discovered the circulation of the blood the weight of air the conduction of heat the laws of motion were unknown the common pump was inexplicable there were no clocks no thermometers no general gravitation the world was 5,000 years old spirits moved the planets alchemy magic astrology imposed on everyone's belief modern science began only after 1600 with Kepler Galileo decart Torah Shelly Pascal Harvey Newton Huygens and Boyle five men telling one another in succession the discoveries which their lives had witnessed could deliver the whole of it into our hands Harvey might have told Newton who might have told Voltaire Voltaire might have told Dalton who might have told Huxley who might have told the readers of this book the men who began this work of emancipation were philosophers in the original sense of the word the universal sages Galileo said that he had spent more years on philosophy than months on mathematics decart was a universal philosopher in the fullest sense of the term but the fertility of the newer conceptions made special departments of truth grow at such a rate that they became too unwieldy with details for the more universal minds to carry them of the special sciences of mechanics astronomy and physics began to drop off from the parents Tim no one could have foreseen in advance the extraordinary fertility of the more insipid mathematical aspects which these geniuses ferret it out no one could have dreamed of the control over nature which the search for their concomitant variations would give laws describe these variations and all our present laws of nature have as their model the proportionality of V 2 T and of s 2 T squared which Galileo first laid bare Pascal's discovery of the proportionality of altitude to barometric height Newton's of acceleration of distance boils of air volume to pressure decart's of sine to cosine and the refracted ray were the first fruits of Galileo's discovery there was no question of agencies noting animistic or sympathetic in this new way of taking nature it was description only of concomitant variations after the particular quantities that varied had been successfully abstracted out the results soon showed itself in a differentiation of human knowledge into two spheres one called science within which the more definite laws apply the other general philosophy in which they do not the State of Mind called positivistic is the result down with philosophy is the cry of innumerable scientific minds give us measurable facts only phenomena without the minds additions without entities or principles that pretend to explain it is largely from this kind of mind that the objection that philosophy has made no progress proceeds it is obvious enough that if every step forward which philosophy makes every question to which an accurate answer is found gets accredited to science the residual of unanswered problems will alone remain to constitute the domain of philosophy and will alone bear her name in point of fact this is just what is happening philosophy has become a collective name for questions that have not yet been to the satisfaction of all by whom they have been asked it does not follow because some of these questions have waited 2,000 years for an answer that no answer will ever be forthcoming 2,000 years probably measured but one paragraph in the great romance of adventure called the history of the intellect of man the extraordinary progress of the last 300 years is due to a rather sudden finding of the way in which a certain order of questions ought to be attacked questions admitting of mathematical treatment but to assume therefore that the only possible philosophy must be mechanical and mathematical and to disparage all inquiry into the other sorts of questions is to forget the extreme diversity of aspects under which reality undoubtedly exists to the spiritual questions the proper avenues of philosophic approach will also undoubtedly be found they have to some extent been found already in some respects indeed science has made less progress than philosophy its most general conceptions would astonish neither Aristotle nor Descartes could they revisit our earth the composition of things from elements their evolution the conservation of energy the idea of a universal determinism would seem to them commonplace enough the little things the microscopes electric lights telephones and details of the sciences would be to them the awe-inspiring things but if they opened our books on metaphysics or visited a philosophic lecture room everything would sound strange the whole idealistic or critical attitude of our time would be novel and it would be long before they took it in objection to philosophy is dogmatic and pretends to settle things by Pure Reason whereas the only fruitful mode of getting a truth is to appeal to concrete experience science collects classes and analyzes facts and thereby far outstrips philosophy reply this objection this historically valid too many philosophers have aimed at closed systems established a priori claiming infallibility and to be accepted or rejected only as totals the sciences on the other hand using hypotheses only but always seeking to verify them by experiment and observation open a way for indefinite self correction and increase at the present day it is getting more and more difficult for dogmatists claiming finality for their systems to get a hearing in educated circles hypothesis and verification the watchwords of science have set the fashion too strongly in academic minds since philosophers are only men thinking about things in the most comprehensive possible way they can use any method whatsoever freely philosophy must in any case complete the sciences and must incorporate their methods one cannot see why if such a policy should appear advisable philosophy might not in by for swearing all dogmatism whatever and become as hypothetical in her manners as the most empirical science of them all objection three philosophy is out of touch with real life for which it substitutes abstractions the real world is various tangled painful philosophers have almost without exception treated it as noble simple perfect ignoring the complexity of fact and indulging in a sort of optimism that exposes their systems to the contempt of common men and to the satire of such writers as Voltaire and Schopenhauer the great popular success of Schopenhauer is due to the fact that first among philosophers he spoke the concrete truth about the ills of life reply this objection also is historically valid but no reason appears why philosophy should keep aloof from reality permanently her manners may change as she successfully develops the thin and noble abstractions may give way to more solid and real constructions when the materials and methods for making such constructions shall be more and more securely ascertained in the end philosophers may get into as close contact as realistic novelists with the facts of life in conclusion in its original acceptation meaning the completest knowledge of the universe philosophy must include the results of all the sciences and cannot be contrasted with the latter it simply aims at making of science what Herbert Spencer calls a system of completely unified knowledge in the more modern sense of something contrasted with the sciences philosophy means metaphysics the older sense is the more worthy sense and as the results of the sciences get more available for coordination and the conditions for finding truth and different kinds of questions get more methodically defined we may hope that the term will revert to its original meaning science metaphysics and religion may then again form a single body of wisdom and Lind each other mutual support at present this hope is far from its fulfillment I propose in this book to take philosophy in the narrow sense of metaphysics and to let both religion and the results of the sciences alone end of chapter one chapter 2 of some problems of philosophy a beginning of an introduction to philosophy by William James this LibriVox recording is in the public domain some problems of metaphysics no exact definition of the term metaphysics as possible and to name some of the problems that treats of is the best way of getting at the meaning of the word it means the discussion of various obscure abstract and universal questions which the sciences and life in general suggest but do not solve questions left over as it were questions all of them very broad and deep and relating to the whole of things or to the ultimate elements thereof instead of a definition let me cite a few examples in a random order of such questions what are thoughts and what are things and how are they connected what do we mean when we say truth is there a common stuff out of which all facts are made how comes there to be a world at all and might it as well not have been which is the most real kind of reality what binds all things into one universe is unity or diversity more fundamental have all things one origin or many is everything predestined or are some things our wills for example free is the world infinite or finite in amount are its parts continuous or are there vacuo what is God or the gods how our mind and body joined do they act on each other how does anything act on anything else how can one thing change or grow out of another thing our space and time beings or what in knowledge how does the object get into the mind or the mind get at the object we know by means of universal notions are these also real or are only particular things real what is meant by a thing principles of reason are they inborn or derived our beauty and good matters of opinion only or have the objective validity and if so what does the phrase mean such our specimens of the kind of question termed metaphysical Kant said that the three essential metaphysical questions were what can I know what should I know what may I hope a glance at all such questions suffices to rule out such a definition of metaphysics as that of Christian Wulff who called it the science of what is possible as distinguished from that of what is actual for most of the questions relate to what is actual fact one may say that metaphysics inquires into the cause the substance the meaning and the outcome of all things or one may call it the science of the most universal principles of reality whether experienced by us or not in their connection with one another and with our powers of knowledge principles here may mean either entities like atoms Souls or logical laws like a thing must either exist or not exist or generalized facts like things can act only after they exist but the principles are so numerous and the science of them is so far from completion that such definitions have only a decorative value the serious work of metaphysics has done over the separate single questions if these should get cleared up talk of metaphysics as a unified science might properly begin this book proposes to handle only a few separate problems leaving others untouched these problems are for the most part real that is but few of them result from a misuse of terms and stating them things for example are or are not composed of one stuff they either have or have not a single origin they either are or are not completely predetermined etc such alternatives may indeed be impossible of decision but until this is conclusively proved of them they confront us legitimately and someone must take charge of them and keep account of the solutions that are proposed even if he does not himself add new ones the opinions of the learner regarding them must in short be classified and responsibly discussed for instance how many opinions are possible as to the origin of the world Spencer says that the world must have been either eternal or self created or created by an outside power so for him there are only three is this correct if so which of the three views seems the most reasonable and why in a moment we are in the thick of metaphysics we have to be metaphysicians even to decide with Spencer that neither mode of origin is thinkable and that the whole problem is unreal some hypotheses may be absurd on their face because they are self contradictory if for example infinity means what can never be completed by successive synthesis the notion of anything made by the successive addition of infinitely numerous parts and yet complete is absurd other hypotheses for example that everything in nature contributes to a single supreme purpose maybe insuk septa balaiah of proof or of disproof other hypotheses again for instance that vacua exists maybe succeptible of probable solution the classing of the hypothesis is thus as necessary as the classing of the problems and both must be recognized as constituting a serious branch of learning there must in short be meta physicians let us for a while become meta physicians ourselves as we survey the history of metaphysics we soon realize the two pretty distinct types of mind have filled it with their warfare let us call them the rationalist and the empiricist types of mind a saying of Coleridge's is often quoted to the effect that everyone is born either a plate inist or an Aristotelian by Aristotelian he means empiricist and by plate inist he means rationalist but although the contrast between the two greek philosophers exists in the sense in which Coleridge meant it both of them were rationalist as compared with the kind of empiricism which Democritus and Protagoras developed and Coleridge had better have taken either of those names instead of Aristotle as his empiricist example rationalist are the men of Principles empiricist the men of facts but since principles are universal and facts are particulars perhaps the best way of characterizing the two tendencies is to say that rationalist thinking precedes most willingly by going from holes to parts while empiricists thinking proceeds by going from parts to wholes Plato the arch rationalist explained the details of nature by their participation in ideas which all depended on the supreme idea of the good Protagoras and Democritus were empiricists the latter explained the whole cosmos including gods as well as men and thoughts as well as things by their composition out of atomic elements Protagoras explained truth which for Plato was the absolute system of the ideas as a collective name for men's opinions rationalist preferred to deduce facts from principles empiricists prefer to explain principles as inductions from facts his thought for the sake of life or his life for the sake of thought empiricism inclines to the former rationalism to the latter branch of the alternative gods life according to Aristotle and Hegel is pure theory the mood of admiration is natural to rationalism its theories are usually optimistic supplementing the experienced world by clean and pure ideal constructions Aristotle and Plato the Scholastic's the cart Spinoza Leibnitz conte and Hegel are examples of this they claimed absolute finality for their systems in the noble architecture of which as their authors believed truth was eternally embalmed this temper of finality is foreign to empiricist Minds they may be dogmatic about their method of building on hard facts but they are willing to be skeptical about any conclusions reached by the method at a given time they aim at accuracy of detail rather than a completeness are contented to be fragmentary are less inspiring than the rationalists often treating the high as a case of nothing but the low nothing but self-interest well understood etc but they usually keep more in touch with actual life are less subjective and their spirit is obviously more scientific in the hackneyed sense of that term Socrates Locke Berkeley Hume the Mills FA Liang J Dewey FCS Shiller Barracks own and other contemporaries are specimens of this type of course we find mixed Minds and abundance and few philosophers are typical in either class caught may be fairly called mixed lotsa and Royce were mixed the author of this volume is weakly endowed on the rationalist side and his book will show a strong leaning towards empiricism the clash of the two ways of looking at things will be emphasized throughout the volume I will now enter into the interior of the subject by discussing special problems as examples of metaphysical inquiry and in order not to conceal any of the skeletons in the philosophic closet I will start with the worst problem possible the so called ontological problem or question of how there comes to be anything at all end of chapter 2 chapter 3 of some problems of philosophy a beginning of an introduction to philosophy by William James this LibriVox recording is in the public domain the problem of being how comes the world to be here at all instead of the nonentity which might be imagined in its place Schopenhauer's remarks on this question may be considered classical apart from man he says quote know being wonders at its own existence when man first becomes conscious he takes himself for granted as something needing no explanation but not for long forward the rise of the first reflection that wonder begins which is the mother of metaphysics and which made Aristotle say that men now and always seek to philosophize because of wonder the lower a man stands an intellectual respects the less of a riddle does existence seemed to him but the clearer his consciousness becomes the more the problem grasps him in its greatness in fact the unrest which keeps the never stopping clock of metaphysics going is the thought that the non existence of this world is just as possible as its existence namor we soon conceive the world as something the non-existence of which not only is conceivable but would indeed be preferable to its existence so that our wonder passes easily into a brooding over that fatality which nevertheless could call such a world into being and mislead the immense force that could produce and preserve it into an activity so hostile to its own interests the philosophic wonder this becomes a sad astonishment and like the overture of Don Giovanni philosophy begins with a minor chord in quote one need only shut oneself in a closet and begin to think of the fact of one's being there of one's queer bodily shape in the darkness a thing to make children scream at as Stevenson says of one's fantastic character and all to have the wonder steal over the detail as much as over the general fact of being and to see that it is only familiarity that blunts it not that anything should be but that this very thing should be is mysterious philosophy stares but brings no reason solution for from nothing to being there is no logical bridge attempts are sometimes made to banish the question rather than to give it an answer those who ask it we are told extend illegitimately to the whole of being the contrast to a supposed alternative non being which only particular beings possess these indeed were not and now are but being in general or in some shape always was and you cannot rightly bring the whole of it into relation with a primordial nonentity whether as God or as material atoms it is itself primal and eternal but if you call any being whatever eternal some philosophers have always been ready to taunt you with the paradox inherent in the assumption his past eternity completed they asked if so they go on it must have had a beginning for whether your imagination transverses at forwards or backwards it offers an identical content or stuff to be measured and if the amount comes to an end in one way it ought to come to an end and the other in other words since we now witness it send some past moment must have witnessed its beginning if however had a beginning when was that and why you are up against the previous nothing and do not see how it ever passed into being this dilemma of having to choose between a regress which although called infinite has nevertheless come to a termination and an absolute first has played a great part in philosophies history other attempts still are made at exercising the question non-being is not said Parmenides and zeno only being is hence what is is necessarily being being in short is necessary others calling the idea of non entity no real idea have said that on the absence of an idea can no genuine problem be found more curtly still the whole ontological wonder has been called disease a case of grupa suit like asking why am i myself or why is a triangle a triangle rationalistic minds here and there have sought to reduce the mystery some forms of being have been deemed more natural so to say or more inevitable and necessary than others empiricists of the evolutionary type Herbert Spencer seems a good example have assumed that whatever had the least of reality was weakest faintest most imperceptible most nascent might come easiest first and be the earliest successor to nonentity little by little the fuller grades of being might have added themselves in the same gradual way until the whole universe grew up to others not the minimum but the maximum of being has seemed the earliest first for the intellect to accept the perfection of a thing does not keep it from existing Spinoza said on the contrary it founds its existence it is mere prejudice to assume that it is harder for the great than for the little to be and that easiest of all it is to be nothing what makes things difficult in any line is the alien obstructions that are met with and the smaller and weaker the thing the more powerful over it they become some things are so great and inclusive that to be is implied in their very nature the Anselmi Anor ontological proof of God's existence sometimes called the Cartesian proof criticized by st. Thomas rejected by caught read offended by Hegel follows this line of thought what is conceived as imperfect may lack being among its other lacks but if God who is expressly defined as ends perfect EC moma lacked anything whatever he would contradict his own definition he cannot lack being therefore he is ins necessarium ends really see mama as well as ends perfect EC mama Hegel and his lordly way says quote it would be strange if God were not rich enough to embrace so poor a category as being the poorest and most abstract of all in quote this is somewhat in line with Kant saying that a real dollar does not contain one cent more than an imaginary dollar at the beginning of his logic Hegel seeks in another way to mediate non-entity with being since being in the abstract mere being means nothing in particular it is indistinguishable from nothing and he seems dimly to think that this constitutes an identity between the two notions of which some use may be made in getting from one to the other other still queerer attempts show well the rationalistic temper mathematically you can deduce one from zero by the following process zero divided by zero equals one minus one divided by one minus one equals one or physically if all being has as it seems to have a polar construction so that every positive part of it has its negative we get the simple equation plus one minus one equals zero plus and minus being the signs of polarity in physics it is not probable that the reader will be satisfied with any of these solutions and contemporary philosophers even rationalistic li minded ones have on the whole agreed that no one has intelligibly banished the mystery affect whether the original nothing bursts into God and vanished as night vanishes and day while God thereupon became the creative principle of all lesser beings or whether all things have foisted or shaped themselves and perceptibly into existence the same amount of existence has in the end to be assumed and begged by the philosopher to communicate the difficulty is not to quench it if you are a rationalist you beg a kilogram of being at once we will say if you are an empiricist you beg a thousand successive grams but you beg the same amount in each case and you are the same beggar whatever you may pretend you leave the logical riddle untouched of how the coming of whatever is came at all at once or came at piecemeal can be intellectually understood footnote in more technical language one may say that fact or being is contingent or matter of chance so far as our intellect is concerned the conditions of its appearance are uncertain unforeseeable when future and when past elusive in footnote if being gradually grew its quantity was of course not always the same and may not be the same Hereafter to most philosophers this view has seemed absurd neither God nor primordial matter nor energy being supposed to admit of increase or decrease the Orthodox opinion is that the quantity of reality must at all costs be conserved and the waxing and waning of our phenomenal experiences must be treated as surface appearances which leave the deeps untouched nevertheless with an experienced phenomena come and go there are novelties there are losses the world seems on the concrete and proximate level at least really to grow so the question recurs how do our finite experiences come into being from moment to moment by inertia by perpetual creation do the new ones come at the call of the old ones why do they not all go out like a candle who can tell offhand the question of being is the darkest in all philosophy all of us are beggars here and no school can speak disdainfully of another or give itself superior airs for all of us alike fact forms a datum gift or voor foond anise which we cannot burrow under explain or get behind it makes itself somehow and our business is far more with its what then with its wince or why end of chapter 3 chapter 4 of some problems of philosophy a beginning of an introduction to philosophy by William James this LibriVox recording is in the public domain percept and concept the import of concepts the problem convenient to take up next in order will be that of the difference between thoughts and things things are known to us by our senses and are called presentations by some authors to distinguish them from the ideas or representations which we may have when our senses are closed I myself have grown accustomed to the words percept and concept in treating of the contrast but concepts flow out of percepts and into them again they are so interlaced and our life rests on them so interchangeably and undiscriminating ly that it is often difficult to impart quickly to beginners a clear notion of the difference meant sensation and thought in man are mingled but they vary independently in our quadrupedal relatives thought proper is at a minimum but we have no reason to suppose that their immediate life of feeling is either less or more copious than ours feeling must have been originally self-sufficing and thought appears as a super added function adapting us to a wider environment than that of which brutes take account some parts of the stream of feeling must be more intense emphatic and exciting than others and animals as well as in ourselves but whereas lower animals simply react upon these more salient sensations by appropriate movements higher animals remember them and men react on them intellectually by using nouns adjectives and verbs to identify them when they meet them elsewhere the great difference between percepts and concepts is that percepts are continuous and concepts are discrete footnote in what follows I shall freely use synonyms for these two terms idea thought and intellection are synonymous with concept instead of percept I shall often speak of sensation feeling intuition and sometimes of sensible experience or of the immediate flow of conscious life since Hegel's time what is simply perceived has been called the immediate while the mediated is synonymous with what is conceived in footnote not discrete and there being four conception as an act is part of the flux of feeling but discrete from each other in there several meanings each concept means just what it singly means and nothing else and if the conceived are does not know whether he means this or means that it shows that his concept is imperfectly formed the perceptual flux as such on the contrary means nothing and is but what it immediately is no matter how small attractive it be taken it is always a much at once and contains innumerable aspects and characters which conception can pick out isolate and thereafter always intend it shows duration intensity complexity or simplicity interestingness exciting 'no satanís or their opposites data from all our senses enter into it merged in a general extensiveness of which each occupies a big or little share yet all these parts leave its unity unbroken its boundaries are no more distinct than those of the field of vision boundaries are things that intervene but here nothing intervenes save parts of the perceptual flux itself and these are overflowed by what they separate so that whatever we distinguish and isolate conceptually is found perceptual e to telescope and competitor 8 and diffuse into its neighbors the cuts we make are purely ideal if my reader can succeed in abstracting from all conceptual interpretation and lapse back into his immediate sensible life at this very moment he will find it to be what someone is called a big blooming buzzing confusion as free from contradiction in its much at once nests as it is all alive and evidently they're out of this aboriginal sensible muchness attention carves out objects which conception then names and identifies forever in the sky constellations on the earth beach sea cliff bushes grass out of time we cut days and nights summers and winters we say what each part of the sensible continuum is and all these abstracted what's our concepts the intellectual life of man consists almost wholly in his substitution of a conceptual order for the perceptual order in which his experience originally comes but before tracing the consequences of the substitution I must say something about the conceptual order itself trains of concepts unmixed with percepts grow frequently in the adult mind and parts of these conceptual trains arrest our attention just as parts of the perceptual flow did giving rise to concepts of a higher order of apps enos so subtle is the discernment of man and so great the power of some men to single out the most fugitive elements of what passes before them that these new formations have no limit aspect within aspect quality after quality relation upon relation absences and negations as well as present features end by being noted and their names added to the store of nouns verbs adjectives conjunctions and prepositions by which the human mind interprets life every new book verbalizes some new concept which becomes important in proportion to the use that can be made of it different universes of thought thus arise with specific sorts of relation among their ingredients the world of common sense things the world of material tasks to be done the mathematical world of pure forms the world of ethical propositions the worlds of logic of music etc all abstracted and generalized from long forgotten perceptual instances from which they have as it were flowered out return and merge themselves again in the particulars of our present and future perception by those what we perceive all our this's percept and concepts enter penetrate and melt together impregnate and fertilize each other neither taken alone knows reality in its completeness we need them both as we need both our legs to walk with from Aristotle downwards philosophers have frankly admitted the indispensability for complete knowledge effect of both the sensational and the intellectual contribution for complete knowledge of fact I say but facts are particulars and connect themselves with practical necessities and the arts and Greek philosophers soon formed the notion that a knowledge of so-called universals consisting of concepts of abstract forms qualities numbers and relations was the only knowledge worthy of the truly philosophic mind particular facts decay in our perceptions of them very a concept never varies and between such unvarying terms the relations must be constant and Express eternal verities hence there arose a tendency which has lasted all through philosophy to contrast the knowledge of universals and intelligible x' as god-like dignified and honorable to the knower with that of particulars and sensible x' as something relatively base which more allies us with the beasts footnote Plato in numerous places but chiefly in book six and seven of the Republic contrast perceptual knowledge as opinion with real knowledge to the latter's glory Plato writes professor Santayana quote thought that all the truth and meaning of earthly things was the reference that they contained to a heavenly original this heavenly original we remember to recognize even among the distortions disappearances and multiplications of its ephemeral copies the impressions themselves have no permanence no intelligible essence but are always either arising or ceasing to be there must be he tells us an eternal and clearly definable object of which the visible appearances to us are the multi form semblances now by one trait now by another the phantom before us reminds us of that half forgotten celestial reality and makes us utter its name we and the whole universe exist only in the attempt to return to our perfection to lose ourselves again in God that ineffable good is our natural possession and all we honor in this life is but a partial recovery of our birthright every delightful thing is like a rift in the clouds through which we catch a glimpse of our native heaven and if that heaven seems so far away and the idea of its so dim and unreal it is because we are so far from perfect so immersed in what is alien and destructive to the soul in quote this is the interpretation of Plato which has been current since Aristotle it should be said that its profundity has been challenged by Professor AJ Stuart Plato's doctrine of ideas oxford 1909 Aristotle found great fault with Plato's treatment of ideas as heavenly originals but he agreed with him fully as to the superior excellence of the conceptual or theoretic life in Chapter seven and eight of book ten of the Nicomachean ethics he extolled contemplation of universal relations as alone yielding pure happiness quote the life of God in all its exceeding blessedness will consist in the exercise of philosophic thought and all of human activities that will be the happiest which is most akin to the divine in quote in footnote 4 rationalistic writers conceptual knowledge was not only the more noble knowledge but it originated independently of all perceptual particulars such concepts as God perfection eternity infinity immutability identity absolute beauty truth justice necessity freedom Duty Worth etc and the part they play in our mind our it was supposed impossible to explain as results of practical experience the empiricist view and probably the true view is that they do result from practical experience but a more important question than that as to the origin of our concepts is that as to their functional use and value is that tied down to perceptual experience or out of all relation to it is conceptual knowledge self-sufficing and a revelation all by itself quite apart from its uses in helping to a better understanding of the world of sense rationalist say yes for as we shall see in later places the various conceptual universes referred to on page 52 can be considered incomplete abstraction from perceptual reality and when they are so considered all sorts of fixed relations can be discovered among their parts from these the a priori Sciences of logic mathematics ethics and aesthetics so far as the last two can be called Sciences at all result can sexual knowledge must thus be called a self-sufficing revelation and by rationalistic writers it has always been treated as admitting us to a diviner world the world of universal rather than of perishing facts of essential qualities immutable relations eternal principles of truth and right Emerson writes quote generalization is always a new influx of divinity into the mind hence the thrill that attends it in quote and a disciple of Hegel after exalting the knowledge of the general unchangeable and alone valuable above that of the particular sensible and transient adds that if you reproach philosophy with being unable to make a single grass blade grow or even to know how it does grow the reply is that since such a particular howl stands not above but below knowledge strictly so called such an ignorant argues no defect to this ultra rationalistic opinion the empiricist contention that the significance of concepts consists always in their relation to perceptual particulars has been opposed made of percepts or distilled from parts of percepts their essential office it has been said is to coalesce with perception bringing the mind back into the perceptual world with a better command of the situation there certainly wherever we can do this with our concepts we do more with them than when we leave them flocking with their abstract and motionless companions it is possible therefore to join the rationalist and allowing conceptual knowledge to be self-sufficient while at the same time one joins the empiricists by maintaining that the full value of such knowledge is God only by combining it with perceptual reality again this mediating attitude is that which this book must adopt but to understand the nature of concepts better we must now go on to distinguish their function from their content the concept man to take an example is three things one the word itself to a vague picture of the human form which has its own value in the way of beauty or not and three an instrument for symbolizing certain objects from which we may expect human treatment when occassion arrives similarly of triangle cosine they have their substantive value both as words and as images suggested but they also have a functional value whenever they lead us elsewhere in discourse there are concepts however the image part of which is so faint that their whole value seems to be functional God caused number substance soul for example suggests no definite picture and their significance seems to consist entirely in their tendency in the further turn which they may give to our action or our thought we cannot rest in the contemplation of their form as we can and that of a circle or a man we must pass beyond now however beautiful or otherwise worthy of stationary contemplation the substantive part of a concept may be the more important part if its significance may naturally be held to be the consequences to which it leads these may lie either in the way of making us think or in the way of making us act whoever has a clear idea of these knows effectively what the concept practically signifies whether it's substantive content be interesting in its own right or not this consideration is led to a method of interpreting concepts to which I shall give the name of the pragmatic rule the pragmatic rule is that the meaning of a concept may always be found if not in some sensible particular which it directly designates then in some particular difference in the course of human experience which it's being true we'll make test every concept by the question what sensible difference to anybody will its truth make and you are in the best possible position for understanding what it means and for discussing its importance if questioning whether a certain concept be true or false you can think of absolutely nothing that would practically differ in the two cases you may assume that the alternative is meaningless and that your concept is no distinct idea if two concepts lead you to infer the same particular consequences then you may assume that they embody the same meaning under different names this rule applies to concepts of every order of complexity from simple terms to propositions uniting many terms so many disputes and philosophy hinge upon ill-defined words and ideas each side claiming its own word or idea to be true that any accepted method of making meanings clear must be of great utility no method can be handier of application than our pragmatic rule if you claim that any idea is true a sign at the same time some difference that it's being true will make in some possible persons history and we shall know not only just what you are really claiming but also how important an issue it is and how to go to work to verify the claim in obeying this rule we neglect the substantive content of the concept and follow its function only this neglect might seem at first sight to need excuse for the content often has a value of its own which might conceivably add lustre to reality if it existed apart from any modification wrought by it in the other parts of reality thus it is often supposed that idealism is a theory precious in itself even though no definite change in the details of our experience can be deduced from it later discussion will show that this is a superficial view and that particular consequences are the only criterion of a concepts meaning and the only test of its truth instances are hardly called for they are so obvious that a and B are equal for example means either that you will find no difference when you pass from one to the other or that in substituting one for the other in certain operations you will get the same result both times substance means that a definite group of sensations will recur incommensurable means that you are always confronted with a remainder infinite means either that or that you can count as many units in a part as you can in the whole more and less mean certain sensations varying according to the matter freedom means no feeling of sensible restraint necessity means that your way is blocked in all directions save one God means that you can dismiss certain kinds of fear cause that you may expect certain sequences etc etc we shall find plenty of examples in the rest of this book so I go back now to the more general question of whether the whole import of the world of concepts lies in its relation to perceptual experience or whether it be also an independent revelation of reality great ambiguity is possible in answering this question so we must mind our P's and Q's the first thing to notice is that in the earliest stages of human intelligence so far as we can guess at them thought proper must have had an exclusively practical use min class their sensations substituting concepts for them in order to work them for what they were worth and to prepare for what might lie ahead class names suggest consequences that have attached themselves on other occasions to other members of the class consequences which the present percept will also probably or certainly show the present percept in its immediacy may thus often sink to the status of a bear sign of the consequences which the substituted concept suggests the substitution of concepts and their connections of a whole conceptual order in short for the immediate perceptual flow thus widens enormous Lee our mental panorama had we know concepts we should live simply getting each successive moment of experience as the sense ILC anemone on its rock receives whatever nourishment the wash of the waves may bring with concepts we must go in quest of the absent meat the remote actively turn this where that bend our experience and make it tell us whither it is bound we change its order run it backwards bring far bits together and separate near bits jump about a vert surface instead of plowing through its continuity string its items on as many ideal diagrams as our mind can frame all these are ways of handling the perceptual flux and meeting distant parts of it and as far as this primary function of conception goes we can only conclude it to be what I began by calling it B faculties super added to our barely perceptual consciousness for its use and practically adapting us to a larger environment than that of which brutes take account footnote Herbert Spencer and his psychology parts 3 and 4 has a great length tried to show that such adaptation is the sole meaning of our intellect in footnote we harness perceptual reality in our concepts in order to drive it better to our ends does our conceptual translation of the perceptual flux enable us to understand the latter better what do we mean by making us understand applying our pragmatic rule to the interpretation of the world we see that the better we understand anything the more we are able to tell about it judged by this test concepts do make us understand our perceptive farther truths about them based on the relation of those watts to other watts the whole system of relations spatial temporal and logical of our fact gets plotted out an ancient philosophical opinion inherited from Aristotle is that we do not understand a thing until we know it by its causes when the maidservant says that the cat broke the teacup she would have us conceive the fracture in a causally explanatory way know otherwise when Clark Maxwell asks us to conceive of gas electricity as due to molecular bombardment an imaginary agent out of sight becomes in each case a part of the cosmic context in which we now place the percept be explained and the explanation is Val insofar as the new causal that is itself conceived in a context that makes its existence probable and with a nature agreeable to the effects it is imagined to produce all our scientific explanations would seek to conform to this simple type of the necessary cat the conceived order of nature built round the perceived order and explaining it theoretically as we say is only a system of hypothetically imagined that's the watts of which harmoniously connect themselves with the what of any that which we immediately perceive the system is essentially a topographic system a system of the distribution of things it tells us what's what and where's where in so far forth it merely prolongs that opening up of the perspective of practical consequences which we found to be the primordial utility of the conceiving faculty it adapts us to an immense environment working by the causes of things we gain advantages which we never should have come pused had we worked by the things alone but in order to reach such results the concepts in the explanatory system must I said Armonia Slee Connect what does that mean is this also only a practical advantage or is it something more it seems something more for it points to the fact that when concepts of various sorts are once abstracted or constructed new relations are then found between them connecting them and peculiarly intimate rational and unchangeable ways in another book I've tried to show that these rational relations are all products of our Faculty of comparison and of our sense of more the sciences which exhibit these relations are the so called a priori sciences of mathematics and logic but these sciences express relations of comparison and identification exclusively geometry in algebra for example first to find certain conceptual objects and then establish equations between them substituting equals 4 equals logic has been defined as the substitution of similars and in general one may say that the perception of likeness and unlike miss generates the whole of rational or necessary truth nothing happens in the worlds of logic mathematics or moral and aesthetic preference the static nature of the relations in these worlds is what gives to the propositions that express them their eternal character the binomial theorem eg expresses the value of any power of any sum of two terms to the end of time these vast unmoving systems of Universal terms form the new worlds of thought of which I spoke on page 56 the terms are elements or are framed of elements abstracted from the perceptual flux but in their abstract shape we note relations between them and again between these relations which enable us to set up various schemes of fixed serial orders or of more and more the terms are indeed man-made but the order being established solely by comparison is fixed by the nature of the terms on the one hand and by our power of perceiving relations on the other thus to abstract twos are always the same as an abstract for what contains the container contains the contained of whatever material either be made equals added to equals always give equal results in the world in which abstract equality is the only property the terms are supposed to possess the more than the more is more than the less no matter in what direction of more Ness we advance if you dot off a term in one series every time you dot off one in another the two series will either never end or will come to an end together or one will be exhausted first etc etc the results being those skeletons of rational or necessary truth in which our logic and mathematics books sometimes our philosophy books arrange their universal terms the rationalization of any mass of perceptual fact consists in assimilating its concrete terms one by one to so many terms of the conceptual series and then in assuming that the relations intuitively found among the latter are what connect the former to thus we rationalize gas pressure by identifying it with the blows of hypothetic molecules then we see that the more closely the molecules are crowded the more frequent the blows upon the containing walls will become then we discerned the exact proportionality of the crowding with the number of blows so that finally Marriott's empirical law gets rationally explained all our transformations of the since order into a more rational equivalent are similar to this one we interrogate the beautiful apparition as Emerson calls it which our senses ceaselessly raise upon our path and the items there refer us to their interpret ins in the shape of ideal constructions and some static arrangement which our mind has already made out of its concepts alone the interpret Ansari tooted for the sensations which thus get rationally conceived to explain means to coordinate one by one the this's of the perceptual flow with the what's of the ideal manifold whichever it be we may well call this a theoretic conquest over the order in which nature originally comes the conceptual order into which we translate our experience seems not only a means of practical adaptation but the revelation of a deeper level of reality and things being more constant it is truer less losery than the perceptual order and not to command our attention more there is still another reason why conception appears such an exalted function concepts not only guide us over the map of life but we revalue life by their use concepts not only guide us over the map of life but we revalue life by their use their relation to percepts is like that of sight to touch sight indeed helps us by preparing us for contacts while they are yet far off but it endow us in addition with a new world of optical splendour interesting enough all by itself to occupy a busy life just so do concepts bring their proper splendour the mere possession of such vast and simple pictures is an inspiring good they arouse new feelings of sublimity power and admiration new interests and motivations ideality often clings to things only when they are taken thus abstractly quote causes as anti-slavery democracy etc dwindle when realized in their sordid particulars abstractions will touch us when we are callous to the concrete instances in which they lie embodied loyal in our measure to particular ideals we soon set up abstract loyalty as something of a superior order to be infinitely loyal to and truth at large becomes a momentous issue compared with which truths in detail are poor scraps mere crumbling successes footnote J Royce the philosophy of loyalty 1908 particularly lecture 7 section 5 Emerson writes each man sees over his own experience a certain stain of error whilst that of other men looks fair and ideal let any man go back to those delicious relations which make the beauty of his life which have given him sincerest instruction and nourishment he will shrink and moan alas I know not why but infinite compunctions and bitter and mature life the remembrances of budding joy and cover every beloved name everything is beautiful seen from the point of view of the intellect or as truth but all this sour have seen as experience details are melancholy the plan is seemly and noble in the actual world the painful kingdom of time and place dwell care and canker and fear with thought with the ideal is a portal hilarity The Rose of joy rounded all the muses sing but grief clings to names and persons and the partial interests of today and yesterday essays on love in footnote so strongly do objects that come as universal and eternal arouse our sensibilities so greatly do life's values deepened when we translate percept into ideas the translation appears as far more than the originals equivalent concepts thus play three distinct parts in human life one they steer us practically every day and provide an immense map of relations among the elements of things which though not now yet on some possible future occasion may help to steer us practically to they bring new values into our perceptual life they reanimate our wills and make our action turn upon new points of emphasis three the map which the mind frames out of them is an object which possesses when once it has been framed an independent existence it suffice us all by itself for purposes of study the eternal truths it contains would have to be acknowledged even were the world of since annihilated we thus see clearly what is gained and what is lost when percepts are translated into concepts perception is solely of the here-and-now conception is of the like and unlike of the future of the past and of the faraway but this map of what surrounds the present like all maps is only a surface its features are but abstract signs and symbols of things that in themselves are concrete bits of sensible experience we have but to way extent against content thickness against spread and we see that for some purposes the one for other purposes the other has the higher value who can decide offhand which is absolutely better to live or to understand life we must do both alter and a man can no more limit himself to either than a pair of scissors can cut with a single one of its blades end of chapter 4 Chapter five of some problems of philosophy a beginning of an introduction to philosophy by William James this LibriVox recording is in the public domain percept and concept the abuse of concepts in spite of this obvious need of holding our percepts if our conceptual powers are to mean anything distinct there has always been a tendency among philosophers to treat conception as the more essential thing in knowledge footnote the traditional rationalist view would have it that to understand life without entering its turmoil is the absolutely better part philosophies special work rights William Wallace is to comprehend the world not to try to make it better in footnote the platon izing persuasion has ever been that the intelligible order ought to supersede the senses rather than interpret them the senses according to this opinion are organs of wavering illusion that stand in the way of knowledge in the unalterable sense of that term they are an unfortunate complication on which philosophers may safely turn their backs you're sensational modalities rights one of these quote are but darkness remember that melt higher up to reason and you will see light impose silence on your senses your imagination and your passions and you will then hear the pure voice of interior truth the clear and evident replies of our common mistress reason never confound that evidence which results from the comparison of ideas with the vivacity of those feelings which move and touch you we must follow reason despite the caresses the threats and the insults of the body to which we are conjoined despite the action of the objects that surround us I exhort you to recognize the difference there is between knowing and feeling between our clear ideas and our sensations always obscure and confused unquote this is the traditional intellectualist creed when plato its originator first thought of concepts as forming an entirely separate world and treated this as the only object fit for the study of immortal minds he lit up an entirely new sort of enthusiasm in the human breast these objects were precious objects concrete things were dross introduced by Dion who had studied Athens to the corrupt and worldly court of the tyrant of Syracuse Plato as Plutarch tells us was received with wonderful kindness and respect the citizens began to entertain marvelous hopes of a speedy Reformation when they observed the modesty which now ruled the banquets and the general decorum which reigned in all the court their tyrant also behaving himself with gentleness and humanity there was a general passion for reasoning and philosophy so much so that the very palace it is reported was filled with dust by the concourse of the students and mathematics who were working their problems there in the sand some quote professed to be indignant that the Athenians who formerly had come to Syracuse with a great fleet and numerous army and perished miserably without being able to take the city should now by means of one sophist er overturn the sovereignty of Dionysus inveigling him to cashier his guard of ten thousand Lance's dismiss a navy of four hundred galleys disband an army of ten thousand horse and many times over that number of foot and go seek in the schools and unknown an imaginary bliss and learned by the mathematicians how to be happy in footnote having now set forth the merits of the conceptual translation I must proceed to show its shortcomings we extend our view when we insert our perception to our conceptual map we learn about them and of some of them we transfigure the value but the map remains superficial through the abstractness and faults through the discreteness of its elements and the whole operation so far from making things appear more rash becomes the source of quite gratuitous unintelligibility x' conceptual knowledge is forever inadequate to the fullness of the reality to be known reality consists of existential particulars as well as of essences and universals and class names and of existential particulars we become aware only in the perceptual flux the flux can never be superseded we must carry it with us to the bitter end of our cognitive business keeping it in the midst of the translation even when the latter proves illuminating and falling back on it alone when the translation gives out the in super ability of sensation would be a short expression of my thesis to prove it I must show one that concepts are secondary formations inadequate and only ministerial and to that they falsify as well as omit and make the flux impossible to understand one conception is a secondary process not indispensable to life it presupposes perception which is self-sufficing as all lower creatures in whom conscious life goes on by reflex adaptations show to understand a concept you must know what it means it means always some this or some abstract portion of this with which we first made acquaintance in the perceptual world or else some grouping of such abstract portions all conceptual content is borrowed to know what the concept color means you must have seen red or blue or green to know what resistance means you must have made some effort to know what motion means you must have had some experience active or passive there of this applies as much to concepts of the most rarefied order as to qualities like bright and loud to know what the word elation means one must once have sweated through some particular argument to know what a proportion means one must have compared ratios in some sensible case you can create new concepts out of old elements but the elements must have been perceptually given and the famous world of universals would disappear like a soap bubble if the definite contents of feeling the this's and that's which its terms severally denote could be at once withdrawn whether our concepts live by returning to the perceptual world or not they live by having come from it it is the nourishing ground from which their SAP is drawn to conceptual treatment of perceptual reality makes it seem paradoxical and incomprehensible and when radically and consistently carried out it leads to the opinion that perceptual experience is not reality at all but in appearance or illusion briefly this is the consequence of two facts first that when we substitute concepts for percepts we substitute their relations also but since the relations of concepts are of static comparison only it is impossible to substitute them for the dynamic relations with which the perceptual flux is filled secondly the conceptual scheme consisting as it does of discontinuous terms can only cover the perceptual flux and spots and in completely the one is no full measure of the other essential features of the flux escaping whenever we put concepts in its place this needs considerable explanation for we have concepts not only if qualities and relations but of happenings in actions and it might seem as if these could make the conceptual order active but this would be a false interpretation footnote professor hebben in her article in the philosophic review seeks to defend the conceptual order against attacks similar to those in the text which he thinks come from misapprehensions of the true function of logic the peculiar function of thought is to represent the continuous he says and he proves it by the example of the calculus I reply to the calculus and substituting for certain perceptual continuities its peculiar symbols lets us follow changes point by point and is thus they're practical but not they're sensible equivalent it cannot reveal any change to one who never felt it but it can lead him to where the change would lead him it may practically replace the change but it cannot reproduce it what I am contending for is that the non reproducible part of reality is an essential part of the content of philosophy whilst heben and the lodge assist seemed to believe that conception if only adequately attained to might be all sufficient it is the peculiar duty and privilege of philosophy mr. Haven writes to exalt the prerogatives of intellect he claims that universals are able to deal adequately with particulars and that concepts do not so exclude each other as my text has accused them of doing of course synthetic concepts abound with sub concepts included in them and the a priori world is full of them but they are all designated and I think that no careful reader of my text will excuse me of identifying knowledge with either perception or conception absolutely or exclusively perception gives intention conception gives extension to our knowledge end footnote the concepts themselves are fixed even though they designate parts that move in the flux they do not act even though they designate activities and when we substitute them in their order we substitute a scheme the intrinsically stationary nature of which is not altered by the fact that some of its terms symbolize changing originals the concept of change for example is always that fixed concept if it changed its original self would have to stay to mark what it had changed from and even then the change would be a perceived continuous process of which the translation into concepts could only consist in the judgment that later in early parts of it differed such differences being conceived as absolutely static relations whenever we conceive a thing we define it and if we still don't understand we define our definition thus i define a certain percept by saying this is motion or I am moving and then I define motion by calling it the being in new positions at new moments of time this habit of telling what everything is becomes inveterate the farther we push it the more we learn about our subject of discourse and we end by thinking that knowing the latter always consists in getting farther and farther away from the perceptual type of experience this uncritical sexual form is the source of intellectualism in philosophy but intellectualism quickly breaks down when we try to exhaust motion by conceiving it as a summation of parts ad infinitum we find only insufficiency although when you have a continuum given you can make cuts and dots in it ad libitum enumerated the dots and cuts will not give you your continuum back the rationalist mind admits this but instead of seeing that the fault is with the concepts it blames the perceptual flux this cot contends has no reality in itself being a mere apparitional birthplace for concepts to be substituted indefinitely when these themselves are seen never to attach to a completed some reality is sought by such thinkers outside both of the perceptual flow and of the conceptual scheme cot lodges it before the flow in the shape of so-called things in themselves footnote we suppose numinous as caught in order to set bounce to the objective validity of since knowledge the old moral need of somehow rebuking sin la kite in footnote others place it beyond perception as an absolute Bradley or represent it as a mind whose ways of thinking transcends ours Greene the cards royce in either case both our perception our concepts are held by such philosophers to falsify reality but the concepts less than the percepts for they are static and by all rationalist authors the ultimate reality is supposed to be static also while perceptual life fairly boils over with activity and change if we take a few examples we can see how many of the troubles of philosophy come from assuming that to be understood or known and the only worthy sense of the word our flowing life must be cut into discrete bits and pinned upon a fixed relational scheme example one activity and causation are incomprehensible for the conceptual scheme yields nothing like them nothing happens there in concepts are timeless and can only be juxtaposed and compared the concept dog does not bite the concept does not crow so human can't translate the fact of causation into the crude juxtaposition of two phenomena later authors wishing to mitigate the crudeness resolve the adjacency whenever they can into identity cause-and-effect must be the same reality in disguise and our perception of difference in these successions thus becomes an illusion lotsa elaborately establishes that the influencing of one thing by another is inconceivable influence is a concept and as such a distinct third thing to be identified neither with the agent nor the patient what becomes a bit on its way from the former to the latter and when it finds the latter how does it act upon it by a second influence which it puts forth in turn but then again how and so forth and so forth till our whole intuition of activity gets branded as a losery because you cannot possibly reproduce its flowing substance by juxtaposing the discreet intellectualism draws the dynamic continuity out of nature as you draw the thread out of a string of beads example 2 knowledge is impossible for knower as one concept and known as another discrete separated by a chasm they are mutually transcendent things so that how an object can ever get into a subject or a subject ever get at an object has become the most unanswerable of philosophic riddles an insincere riddle to for the most hardened epistemologists never really doubts that knowledge somehow come off example3 personal identity is conceptually impossible ideas and states of mind or discrete concepts and a series of them in time means a plurality of disconnected terms to such an atomistic plurality the Association Asst reduce our mental life shocked at the discontinuous character of their scheme the spiritualists assume a soul or ego to melt the separate ideas into one collective consciousness but this ego itself is but another discrete concept and the only way not to pile up more puzzles as to endow it with an incomprehensible power by producing that very character of many nough sand oneness of which rationalist refused the gift when offered in its immediate perceptual form example for motion and change are impossible perception changes pulse wise but the pulses continue each other and melt their bounds in conceptual translation however a continuum can only stand for elements with other elements between them ad infinitum all separately conceived and such an infinite series can never be exhausted by successive addition from the time of Zeno the eleatic this intrinsic contradictory nests of continuous change has been one of the worst skulls at intellectual isms banquet example 5 resemblance in the way in which we naively perceive it is an illusion resemblance must be defined and when defined it reduces to a mixture of identity with other nests to Noah likeness understandingly we must be able to abstract the identical point distinctly if we fail of this we remain in our perceptual limbo of confusion example 6 our immediate life is full of the sense of direction but no concept of the direction of a process is possible until the process is completed defined as it is by a beginning and an ending a direction can never be prospectively but only retrospectively known our perceptual discernment beforehand of the way we are going and all our conceptual four tastes of the future have therefore to be treated as inexplicable or illusory features of experience example seven no real thing can be in two relations at once the same moon for example cannot be seen both by you and by me for the concepts seen by you is not the concept seen by me and if taking the moon as a grammatical subject and predicating one of these concepts of it you then predicate the other also you become guilty of the logical sin of saying that a thing can be both a and not a at once learner trifling again for clear though the conceptual contradictions be nobody sincerely dis believes that two men see the same thing example 8 no relation can be comprehended or held to be real in the form in which we innocently assume it a relation is a distinct concept and when you try to make two other concepts continuous by putting a relation between them you only increase the discontinuity you have now conceived three things instead of two and have two gaps instead of one to bridge over continuity is impossible in the conceptual world example nine the very relation of subject to predicate in our judgments the backbone of conceptual thinking itself is unintelligible and self contradictory predicates are ready-made Universal ideas by which we qualify perceptual singulars or other ideas sugar for example we say is sweet but if the sugar was already sweet you have made no step in knowledge whilst if not so already you are identifying it with a concept with which in its universality the particulars sugar cannot be identical thus neither the sugar as described nor your description is comprehensible footnote I have cited in the text only such conceptual puzzles as have become classic and philosophy but the concepts current and physical science have also developed mutual up ugh Nazis which although not yet classic common places in philosophy are beginning to make physicists doubt whether such notions develop unconditional truth many physicists now think that the concepts of matter mass Adam ether inertia force etc are not so much duplicates of hidden realities in nature as mental instruments to handle nature by after substitution of their scheme they are considered like the kilogram or the Imperial yard artifacts not revelations the literature here is copious in footnote these profundities of in conceivability and many others like them arise from the vain attempt to reconvert the manifold into which our conception has resolved things back into the continuum out of which it came the concept miny is not the concept 1 therefore the men enos and oneness which perception offers is impossible to construe intellectually youthful readers will find such difficulties too whimsical to be taken seriously but since the days of the Greek sophist these dialectical puzzles have lain beneath the surface of all our thinking like the shoals and snags in the Mississippi River and the more intellectually conscientious the thinkers have been the less they have allowed themselves to disregard them but most philosophers have noticed this or that puzzle only and ignored the others the peroneal skeptics first then Hegel than an hour de Bradley and Barracks own are the only writers I know who have faced them collectively and proposed the solution applicable to them all the skeptics gave up the whole notion of truth lightheartedly and advised their pupils not to care about it Hegel wrote so abominably that I cannot understand him and will say nothing about him here footnote Hegel connects immediate perception with ideal truth by a ladder of intermediate concepts at least I suppose they are concepts the best opinion among his interpreters seems to be that ideal truth does not abolish immediate perception but preserves it as an indispensable moment in other words Hegel does not pull up the ladder after him when he gets to the top and may therefore be counted as an on intellectualist in spite of his desperately intellectualist tone in footnote Bradlee and barracks on right with beautiful clearness and their arguments continue all that I have said mr. Bradley agrees that immediate feeling possesses a native wholeness which conceptual treatment analyzes into a mini but cannot unite again in every this as merely felt Bradley says we encounter reality but we encounter it only as a fragment see it as it were only through a whole our sole practicable way of extending and completing this fragment is by using our intellect with its universal ideas but with ideas that harmonious competitor ation of many nests and oneness which feeling originally gave is no longer possible concepts indeed extend our this but lose the inner secret of its wholeness when ideal truth is substituted for reality the very nature of reality disappears the fault being due entirely to the conceptual form in which we have to think things one might naturally expect that one who recognizes its inferiority to the perceptual form as clearly as mr. Bradley does would try to save both forms for philosophy delimiting their scopes and showing how as our experience works they supplement each other this is embarrassing procedure but Bradley though a traitor to Orthodox intellectualism and holding fast to feeling as a revealer of the inner oneness of reality has yet remained Orthodox enough to refuse to admit immediate feeling into philosophy at all for worse or for better he writes the man who stays on particular feeling must remain outside philosophy the philosophers business according to mr. Bradley is to qualify the real ideally ie by concepts never to look back the ideas meanwhile yield nothing but a patchwork and show no unity like that which the living perception gave what shall one do in these perplexing circumstances unwilling to go back Bradley only goes more desperately forward he makes a flying leap ahead and assumes beyond the vanishing point of the whole conceptual perspective and absolute reality in which the coherency of feeling and the completeness of the intellectual ideal shall unite in some indescribable way such an absolute totality and unity can be it must be it shall be it is he says upon this incomprehensible metaphysical object the Bradley and metaphysic establishes its domain the sincerity of Bradley's criticisms has cleared the air of metaphysics and made havoc with old party lines but critical as he is mr. Bradley preserves one prejudiced and criticized perception untranslated he believes must not cannot shall not enter into final truth such loyalty to a blank Direction in thought no matter where it leads you is pathetic concepts disintegrate no matter their way must be pursued percepts are integral no matter they must be left behind when anti sensationalism has become an obstinacy like this one feels that it draws near its end since it is only the conceptual form which forces the dialectic contradictions upon the innocent sensible reality the remedy would seem to be simple use concepts when they help and drop them when they hinder understanding and take reality bodily and integrally up into philosophy in exactly the perceptual shape in which it comes the aboriginal flow of feelings sends only by a quantitative defect there is always much at once of it but there is never enough and we decide the rest the only way to get the rest without wading through all future time and the person of numberless perceivers is to substitute our various conceptual systems which monsterous abridgements though they be are nevertheless each and equivalent for some partial aspect of the full perceptual reality which we can never grasp this essentially is barracks owns view of the matter and with it I think that we should rest content I will now sum up compendium of philosophy were the taking full possession of all reality by the mind the nothing short of the whole of immediate perceptual experience could be the subject matter of philosophy for only in such experiences reality intimately and concretely found but the philosopher although he is unable as a finite being to compass more than a few passing moments of such experience is yet able to extend his knowledge beyond such moments by the ideal symbol of the other moments footnote it would seem that in mystical ways he may extend his vision to an even wider perceptual panorama than that usually opened to the scientific mind I understand Burke's own to favor some such ideas this C W James a suggestion about mysticism Journal of philosophy 7 for the subject of mystical knowledge as yet imperfectly understood has been neglected both by philosophers and scientific men in footnote he thus commands vicariously innumerable perceptions that are out of range but the concepts by which he does this being thin extracts from perception are always insufficient representatives thereof and although they yield wider information must never be treated after the rationalistic fashion as if they gave a deeper quality of truth the deeper features of reality are found only in perceptual experience here alone do we acquaint ourselves with continuity or the immersion of one thing into another here alone with self with substance with qualities with activity in its various modes with time with cause with change with novelty with tendency and with freedom against all such features of reality the method of conceptual translation when candidly and critically followed out can only raise its non pas sumus | Priceless Audiobooks | UCly1zcKPGzGW9wZMCZodWOA | 2017-08-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 16,766 | 98,074 |
1YYhC1kkM78 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YYhC1kkM78 | Incredible German Bikini Athlete Celina Schulz | 19 years old | hello there and welcome again to a new video on the new talents of fbb youtube channel so today i wanted to feature uh this german bikini athlete selena schultz and a bit of a first actually she's someone who have come across just today um so i was just just browsing today and i actually came across um selena's profile and i just felt like i needed to i needed to make a video immediately about her because she's just she's just blown me away with her physique actually as you can see she's just 19 years old from germany been featuring a lot of german athletes recently a lot of a lot of really good athletes coming out of germany i think there's a really really solid bodybuilding culture um developing or has developed over there so it's really exciting to follow quite a few of these athletes and in my experience so far they've always been incredibly nice people as well um so yeah so looking at selena schultz today um 19 years old ifbb bikini athlete as you can see she has a website here um if you just have a look at that it is in german but obviously feel free to go on a google translate and translate that but um obviously she's offering coaching uh seems like there's a blog that kind of thing here um you can access instagram and facebook youtube uh not accessible at the moment makes me think that a youtube channel is coming though um which would be really cool because actually on her profile there's she doesn't post a lot of videos of her actual workouts um so that's something that would be really cool to see um if she was to start up a youtube channel so yeah give that a give that a look if you need any coaching if you're in germany or europe or you know around that area i'm sure she's someone who could help you reach your goals um you see she posts she's got a lot of highlights here she's competed a lot like poland hungary austria so she's actually quite an experienced competitor despite her her young age but what really really caught my attention what blew me away and if it doesn't blow you away you're just lying straight out lying is um her abs just absolutely amazing abs especially for just 19 years old you see there really really great um package that she brings to stage some awards there looks amazing in the suit um yeah just really amazing abs that's what what really caught my attention kind of straight away and obviously she does like to show those show those off so yeah so nice obviously been successful um in her shows which is great to see some kind of amateur footage here see a really nice really walks on stage like she's been doing this just for years and years and years fantastic transition clearly comfortable walking in the heels as well suit looks amazing really nice transition there so yeah really really solid bikini athlete i can see her going really far actually um but look at the abs there like wow absolutely amazing amazing development really awesome to see for just 19 years old just absolutely incredible i'm clearly very proud of them so yeah really really nice symmetry to have physique in general i'm really obviously taking time to make sure that her physique is balanced well proportioned um have a little look at that in the second half of the video you see the full version of that but clearly like has a good training regime good diet routine i'm really really pleased that i came across her so do check her out instagram here at selena.schlz obviously a slight abbreviation of her surname um a direct link to that will be in the video description as always so click on that after you've watched the little compilation that follows this give her a follow like up her photos show your support and thank you once again for watching [Music] so [Music] so [Music] so [Music] [Applause] [Music] you | New Talents of FBB | UCVV62nocUL43sWwQIpSyQ6A | 2021-12-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 699 | 3,773 |
ofFFfJNKpOo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofFFfJNKpOo | A NEW WAY TO FIGHT THE RATS!! A Plague Tale: Innocence #8 | welcome back ladies and gentlemen to the channel my name is park EP and if you're an into the channel welcome to the channel my name is poppy B and this is a plague tale innocence yoga down here it's alright you can come I'm just looking but is that sleek too gamer senses you though gamer senses Oh a grave wow this is a nice I don't know change you can say something if you'd like sorry to disturb you you don't have any candles but we'll leave you in peace and thanks for looking after us come on let's go Oh Molly Molly hello I'm ready to leave all right come on here and one last thing he's told me once so keep your eyes okay we will see you want some roses well you can flow of me all you want Lucas but I'm not interested there are the town runs down our bets what's out of town ramparts okay all right let's go Mellie in the shadow of one parts photo yes exactly the bite and where there's the bite it also find the Inquisition aren't you the smart a Inquisition nananana he was gifted so that's the punishment for stealing he was gifted want to find out what that kind of color come on for this hospital missing man yes you can't go that way many open the law by myself it's the big building at the other end you can't miss a big building at the other end see each other again I hope so oh come on Mellie I'll do my best there you go get going okay messy buku good luck you too goodbye secrets no secrets oh [ __ ] what is this what are you doing Magister the Epis anguish episode with the cold by a lot of look at that oh if I may be so bold we know it comes from those rats but what's it for what is it for what is it oh that is just one person to miss anguish when we mix it with sulfur but that's not what we are interested in okay so what else can you do it is too precious - precious Epis anguish crystal must be kept for our project particular just in this form it has been the source of some how should I say regrettable accidents my favorite to the bastion that is enough for today regrettable accidents imagine you spilled some on your feet you'd have to do your Patrol on your ass okay that looks interested we could do with some of that at some point it's just a cemetery with all Jesus Christ let the bodies hit the pit [ __ ] sake good of them a bit more enthusiasm there I will take some more stuff nobody's more bodies what a surprise what okay screw it let's just get that lit down we go you know let's walk it over there Hey okay that's good my god they've all been slaughtered yeah [ __ ] it better come through a lot of trouble here oh the bodies the so many bodies Oh sauce my okay so let's just get clever with this now right destructed yes big that please don't go around here oh no go away go away get out hey while you're doing that big come on dad yeah [ __ ] you no I would not drink that at all look at all the [ __ ] bodies you stupid man yes all right we here oh why are they going in there secrets there's two oh god there's people there's more people they've got okay keep going keep going keep going this is the side door hey okay we did it the university isn't the basement yes that's fine that is fine I'm going to leave this here for today we've done two chapters in this episode and the second part is take me very long because I kept dying but you didn't see any of that so as far as you're concerned I'm incredible at the game but yeah I'm really enjoying this actually I didn't realize it gave you two mainly two different ways of actually playing they need to do it stealthily and not kill anyone or just kill people which I'm doing a mixture of both if you enjoy if you guys are enjoying the video please leave a like on the video if you guys are enjoying the video or the series as a whole please make sure to leave a like on the video comment we are enjoying and what you haven't enjoyed and then most importantly make sure to hit that subscribe button and then maybe even tap that Bell just see a notified of any future videos that I upload once again I have been Park EP and I shall see you all next time | ParkyP | UCEQ9ugxpkoL7UBeSOoxwBsg | 2020-05-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 814 | 4,110 |
ISOhPF5i-AY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISOhPF5i-AY | River's Edge Promo | welcome to brownsville one of oregon's oldest and charming historic towns to some it's the picturesque town where stand by me was filmed to you it's a new opportunity to discover quiet oregon living now is the perfect opportunity to own your home in the future community of river's edge built locally by chad e davis in partnership with cadwell realty group this forthcoming neighborhood will offer many floor plans and features to choose from conveniently located in the willamette valley with easy access to i-5 you'll find yourself at the university of oregon in no time at all i-5's convenience will make it easy to drive to corvallis home to oregon state university in the other direction is sweet home's foster lake brownsville is close enough to big city attractions but far enough to experience the ideal quiet oregon living brownsville is the perfect place to start a family with small schools and a friendly community there's also plenty of outdoor room for hiking there's the california river perfect for swimming on those hot summer days chad e davis construction llc has been locally owned since 1998 with over 3 000 homes built it's one of the most trusted names in the willamette valley estimated move-in dates begin in the summer of 2021. so don't hesitate to call your new home advisors lauren martinez dave brown tracy bertolato and sherry perlin fine with cadwell realty group for more information [Music] | Marks In Time Photography | UCt8Od-jjZmTVEHSgBJ_ztDg | 2021-02-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 241 | 1,424 |
0PzQ9DOcPkE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PzQ9DOcPkE | Cleanweb July - Wild: Conservation and the Web #4 - Dan Cunningham #hack4good & Alasdair Davies ZSL | uh okay last month I told my interview about this already um core developers and our Global movements act for good so we're uniting the world's top developers entrepreneurs software Engineers product designers globally to come together and act against climate change last month when I was here I think they had 27 cities confirmed them anymore on the target list um we've now got 42 cities confirmed so this will be the biggest park ever mobilized globally against climate change um and we we're leaving to have a huge dramatic impact on many of the issues related to climate change and we're going to be United in over 3 000 developers globally um with you know people has attacked because we've done several Global headphones before and the model really is about um bringing on the right partners and engineers and like following floor International in this case um and I feel this will work with I'll show you in a minute um so bringing them on to really pose what are the big challenges what are the big problems and where should we as technologists who have the power to create innovation in the world where should we be focusing our efforts to actually remote as humanity and solve some of these issues and the issues that we're talking about and addressing with this happen range from everything from public awareness so making sure that people politicians you know everyone involved is really aware of the science and understanding of the impacts um of their activities and the climate change the impacts of it having on environments and was to come um and then the application side is about um how can we actually deal with the impacts that we know are coming and that are present today and so this is looking at all the humanitarian um efforts that are going on um how do we build more resilient communities how do we respond to extreme weather events how do we respond to grounds uh agricultural challenges and ecosystems in nature and then on the action side it's actually how do we go about reducing our emissions and how do we produce energy more effectively low-carbon forms of energy and how do we how do we transition to a Roadhouse society and this is all really big challenges um and that's why you know it takes mobilizing the biggest impact Department that's ever been against climate change to hopefully stop solving some of them these are the Departments that we're working with so far or some of them in this to a number of political ngos and campaign organizations um something I don't think we normally work together so it's amazing to be bringing all of them together and if you're part of this happen you'll have a chance to work with them to really understand the challenges that they're addressing and how we can play a part in in helping to solve them um of course it's not just about what happens with the hackathon so many people are quite cynical of hackathons and kind of often the outcomes are you know something pretty cool is built but it doesn't actually go forwards so that's why that's really important you know to partner with these organizations who can actually take forward those projects through initiatives and their conservation Labs um and and also to to Really position these projects in front of investors social incubator social impact incubator programs technology accelerated programs and all those different ways that someone can take forward as one of these projects so from previous hackathons we've had teams going on to be contracted by an NGO to keep working field testing the project we've had another team in London he went on to backing up in managers and formed a social Enterprise um we've had other teams across India get seed funding with individual investors and you know these are all ways that we can we can afford the project which is which is what this is all about um and we need your help um so this is just under six weeks away um I think this is the last thing where before yes so it's my last chance now um so you know we've got a Global Network of volunteers mobilized with all their cities I've spoken about and we've got all of those engineers and challenge Partners on board our challenge over the next six weeks is to work with them and to really properly Define what are the challenges and problem statements we started to get some of those in but um I really I'm asking for your help to help Define those and provide a ways actually now I hope that I have fun such that you know data sets are identified and cleaned up and ready to use so that when it comes to the hackathon you can you know we can we can expand running and really produce some incredible prototypes to address some of these challenges things that can have a real impact going forwards and especially this year I'm going to be a critical use for climate change with International negotiations and so on so um sign up is now equipment.io so please go and sign up um when you sign up you can check some boxes to see if you'd like to help in London or help her globally um and I'll be around afterwards so please come talk to me if you're interested thank you just to screen in um we've got a lot of stuff um to talk his name I love hard work thank you I bet you're not seeing Hardware's talk before but it is true we've been talking about a project that I've been running with LSL and Zoological Society in London and it's called in some wild has anyone's seen you or heard it or even used it before you handle okay so that Excel resolution to go to achieve worldwide conservation funnels and habitats it's a very general Mission been doing that for many a year now and I started live back in 2007 at NSL and I was a volunteer web developer and I've always been six weeks then became six months which then became a year and eight years later I'm still there and that's how it kind of works in these uh consolation communities you often find that if the doors open and your enthusiasm and not just your ability but your desire to to change and make a better place that they that they strive to to support you to do and we came up with an idea back in 2011 for the instant wild and everyone was using What's called the camera trap the conservation Community essentially it's a camera strap to a tree or a pole which identifies the movement of an Animal by checking for changing their heat so yeah and you would say this way to an SD card you can collect the SD card from the field and abuse of your conversation research and they were becoming ever more popular but there is a limitation you still had to physically go and get that camera trap and get that SD card and then there was the Advent of the sale in a camera trap did a lot of things in the community because it enabled you to create for example platform deliver the photos they can buy the actual camera to any device on the planet so it could be an app it could be a website it could be your local hard drive so you can check what's going on in the field using the biodiversity assessment reform I don't enable members in public to identify as Focus for us so it's essentially the dream was there that would have tens of thousands of cameras clicking away in the field photos sent to apps across the planet and the public identified as animals for us perfect idea but it's it takes a lot of work to get to get done I'll explain how it went about now but it could also promote and fuel discussion and that's very similar to rain forest live either Indiana was walking around in a while that instantly transmitted to your phone train your daily commute to Waterloo and right in front of you there's a Java method going about its business in the middle of the night and you're looking at it and you're identifying it and looking back at you and that was something new the technology to provide so you've created in that it's still only available on the iPhone you haven't got around to do in the Android version yet we know we should but we prayed for that put some brand new together and we said it's going to help you monitor some of the rarest most threatened species on the planet and of course we built a website for it too essentially it was you can see it was still using the iPhone but it was um trying to emphasize and you can get these photos on your mobile device on your smartphone and we set up several locations we've got Sri Lanka and still got the United Kingdom Kenya and we did have Mongolia accepted too cold in Mongolia to even use a camera traction it's down to negative 33 and I can't traps are freezing I'll go on to how we try to crack them and by essentially letting you wish to place those I need to identify what's in them as you can see there's a green button instead ions identify as an edge I don't believe Wilton said there's nothing there so another problem is you can transfer the misfire each of the day you'll make the fire the animal will be too fast walking by or just sometimes be too far away around the scene so you had to make it an easy process you can see like if I identify them you whiz through a list of actual items that we provide you with a list of what we believe in the area you click on it and we use that data and then use it in our analytics to see what's going on you can tell this fingers which is very rare and it's been spotted and tell us things such as um gradational animals has increased or decreased and unfortunately you can even say the coach report by or a criminal investors 1.5 million identifications that's actual little clicks on on the image of animals and can you have noticed that the most prominent animal that the public life of course the elephants charismatic animals always do very well Sri Lanka together this but we've had some great surprises we've had a German Leopard a Sri Lankan leopard we had a mountain Mouse to it and this is this little chapter so this guy's showed up on the camera it haven't been seen in the wild this actual uh sub species for three years and they showed up on our camera into public identified that for us alerted us that it was on our list and we can check it out turned out to be a little man's master and about a week and a half ago this guy this is a Sri Lankan leopard 800 left in a while it's about one o'clock in the morning and I get the alerts on on my system and I can see all the comments come through it's a leopard unless you're like a camera I know that on that camera it's usually going to be a guinea foul or a deer or well or a domestic dog and it sounds weird but it's true you get a lot of domestic dogs on this camera with near civilization and now when you're expecting a book what it is species walking you know literally through painting with god um and it was also nice for the community I saw and someone before that you can you can get that reality check but there isn't a wild space for the Wildlife and live this is right up to the border of um where we approach so what's next well we have to increase the number of cameras we have to continue our development we need to both look at the r d process process around it we also have to protect our cameras this photo is the last photo taken by this particular camera no guess is uh who destroyed it so this is what happens to a lot of the cameras you have to invite an invent it's icon which is a picture of a hyena because we lost so many uh essentially about two three LCD screens and these accounts you buy off the shelf of course this has been our problem because how does it all work well it works by using temperature with a cell antenna that's how we've been doing it so essentially for normal SIM card in it's got an LED flash and you can see that over there that's what actually illuminates the scene you can get black Flash 2 so you can't see that red IR um camera on it and it's GSM so it's limited square of course you've got to sell from cell phone coverage and people have been making family traps a long time now with lots of cheap Chinese camera traps you can get the cell kind of camera trap is quite new so it's quite expensive 250 pounds for a decent model and essentially they're all able to protect and mint neat changed through the AR Center take about a second to wake them up and they all use SD cards but we had this problem the AR cameras being destroyed B they're only limited to cell phone coverage and C with 250 pounds pop so we had to get all of those now on price down we had to get um coverage we had to be able to put the camera very on to the public we couldn't do that we had to put them on the cell phone and tell us on so we started to looking at DIY aquifons Digi so you can see the F5 presentation so we can start working with this conservation Community to actually build our own products now all we wanted to do was get the photos okay set them on the train so they've identify the photos for us we've got stats uh the current cameras out early some of the night's uh Scout guard reconyx um again all limited and all still quite expensive so we went out we did buy our aminos we did start hacking around seeing what we could do I'm a technical advisor so I do get um lucky day job for being able to play with these tools on my desk to walk with so I had to explore things such as um xvs League bees um looking at we could use an Arduino and a load of shields to actually build our own camera traps and you could you could put a dongle on it and do 3G if you wanted to um I've been working on a project we're looking at an XD multiplexer so essentially it's like a parasite that sticks slips on the SD card you may have seen Wi-Fi enabled SD cards they're great but you got the power you have to take off and on a camera trap it literally shuts down and goes to sleep wakes up times the photo and goes back to sleep there's no power to that SD card so it's not going to work it's all right in a normal parameters you've got a power and it'll send the photo so we had to make something basically a parasite to power itself to Nick all the content on the SD card and get it off so you can stick your device on the back of the camera and then send it wirelessly away she still listening to think about XP networks mesh networks where you can grab the data and get it out of the forest but again there's limitations in the real world when I first life is very difficult specs online and it was like 24 kilometers line of sight oh that's fantastic 24 kilometers add all the dots and Forest yeah be great in reality it really canopy and you've all the trees and all of the reflection and it's wet you're going to get more like pineapple meters so you're not gonna get 24. even if you go to the top and this thing around a minute you go to the top of the tree you can build it up there you can do all right you're still looking at two to five k if that's because it's you're not just sending a pin you're trying to send a photograph even on the low res 20K photo you still need a piece infection well we progressed and we had all of the other Alternatives too it's hard to clean without pays not to actually take photos with aggregated type of data and you can stick something like in iridium satellite and focus of it and go up go to space instead of going through a forest it should be divided now before I started with uh cell I used to go to Africa I used to go on this truck with a whole load of volunteers of the mobile office and we go to primary sanctuaries it's called the Great climate handshake and when we park the truck outside Camp there two weeks and help them with their digital projects there'll be a digital fundraiser could be a Kickstarter but essentially we're used to install listing which is a Visa we used to build on the tire tracks and it would give a satellite internet very useful doing things like Skype so well satellite is the greatest guy but it didn't let us do it and we used to do link clubs and basically use that as a way to communicate them into nowhere and then things change because zsl got a 20 000 brand from Prince William Kate they got married and they donated some wedding fund to their hotel to help save the Rhino so we thought great this is a bit of cash that we can build a satellite Hammer truck so we went to Cambridge for entertainment consultants and they filled the Prototype camera drone and then we thought right what wasn't working was very well how do we test this and really been able to put it to you know to see how they like it or we could go back to that problem with the temperature how are we going to fix it so that way too hot and dry and cold dry ice so we took it to Antarctica we started to avoid when they time-lapse photos and then we set it up there obviously this is a very nice setup it's not favorable or extract to a tree use the big solar panel but it started sending those photos like these these are live photos that get centers from that camera in Antarctica we're monitoring if any penguins and would built a satellite camera truck we spent about 20 grand 20 grand for them to process um but we also start to realize we could combine science-based monitoring with law enforcement as well the fact that I need to put the camera trap where you want that wasn't just biodiversity put it in areas where there are huge potion problems and then we made this which is a iridium covert camera traps and is that a cell camera trap it's got a RF connection to a node which has an iridium satellite modem in it and we now use that to be in photos when you're on the planet to our service they're not reliable into the wild yet it's still in development and the only reason we can build this is because we want a competition with Google Global impact award we put our picture to the general public they voted as in and we want an award and we've got a briefcase with half a million pounds and that makes a big difference like this we also got advice from Google so we now get to go over to our offices and hang out with their team and it's basically revolutionized what we can do so this is going to be our products and we're going to be launching this in a few months time in Kenya we're gonna put 100 cameras on 20 nodes and now we're looking to do things like this it's like Cube size it's great having to supply a network connection but where can you go next well why not try and get your own actual Network in the sky try and use the basic basically DIY community and all those great startups that are out there to essentially do this Future's bright used to be orange probably in Raspberry Pi or even an Arduino but what we want to try and do is innovate and use off-the-shelf technology and all of the kind of contacts that you guys out there with ffi and everyone who's interested in cracking that Goblin how to actually get great conservation data engage in public and also use technique in innovative ways to solve the problem of how we're going to actually conserve funding so that's me oh baby says.org we've got time for two questions how big is the team working on this side three people an office and it's after the common problem the conservation Community the tech scene hasn't really kicked off yet we know it is picking up but a lot of the investment is is in kind of stereotypical fuel conservation biodiversity studies and people love the idea of protect and solve the challenge but without big names like Google supporting you with that financial aid is difficult and you have to kind of step out there I think that's why we need to create a scene so create an actual conservation of where I'm sure in the next five ten years we've pushed it people would realize this it's going to be huge we'll see you next time um I get what do you start talking I think you mean you should talk to him myself because then my funds used to do so why did you choose to work with the really amount of that works I guess it's actually a physical problem so in my standard geostationary so if you go to a reserve where you've got say the black rhino it just so happens Steve is a huge Hillside in your way and you're placing your cameras in your example I just got there and you can't reach it you have to let you clever about where you deploy it we wanted a solution which was backpack Deployable so the Rangers itself have these cameras and they decide where to place them so you can't have a million cameras in Kenya for example this is too big of an area so that's the Strategic place so once it is that they get literally get the backpack out dip open put the camera down turn it onto you'll always get the connection so an inbox that you have to actually think about it Viridian because it actually flies over you'll always get an angle as long as you can see the sky that's all you've got to think about you just go on the right side of this camera so what I'm wondering is um especially if the if it's publicly available it might be you know might have a geotag this is that many people yeah it's a huge risk and straight from the start even even to this day we realize that the satellite version is even more potent because it could be a great tool for conservation but also be the most deadliest tool for poachers because you can literally get a live into them or take 60 seconds to get to photo whatever maybe like the last ride on the planet so we have take that to considerations why are we actually want to build our own cameras as well so you can strip out those unfortunate issues such as a normal shell counter accidentally geotaging your photo for example so I mean from a secret perspective the sermons were used on a nuclear bunker so it's in Ash you can go there and try again there's lots of guys with guns but um it's in Ash it's it's basically from the ground or a very high secure system and encryption from the cameras themselves as well so we can prevent things like that we never publicly give the location out so it'll be Kenya and that's where the cameras are trying but when people say oh where's the camera we never say oh it's at this this location and I think in the future we may even do some actual like clever mixing where we don't give the location away in terms of even um time of day so grab a photo from Sri Lanka and it'll delay it by 20 minutes just to make sure that you are waiting for it you know where the camera is you don't actually get a 20 minute access to that but it is a massive issue and it has to be built into the system not really worth the risk of raising that that awareness but having such detail on my photos are because the ones it's specific farms in one month in one month involved it's very easy to find yeah it's it's interesting too because we actually split the process we call it in the office public insta wild and five minutes in a while so there are private systems running around public which are only for ranges from a certain area and they've been specifically designated it's private because of that issue because especially with like government so you don't want to reveal where these species are and they want to keep it quieter even find the game visitors only wanted you know for their own protection so there will be instances where I just will never be public the public versions here were pretty confident that they're well managed and with literally ring around an Earthquakes so when the level in the area great this is great there's a left foot still using the habitat and we now know what you can cause neck and to say we should keep watching this and it is a value that's what we're looking for the track purchases yeah I mean I'm even thinking of a scenario in the future of enough cameras you can actually track a break because the new company as well they have 3D printing tree bar paper so that they look like a tree itself so you could have someone on his phone in shortage watching a poach or walk through a park you can even see him kill an animal and walk back and if you lied but at least someone's reporting saying someone's got to go on there so it's a weird scenario but it could happen so thank you okay uh So yeah thank you to all of our speakers okay so next month stay tuned go on holiday come on so please don't turn up um Jason who's sitting over there who's gonna run that so if you know anyone you might like to speak please finish um so yeah so we're now off to the electric showroom so it's well advantages and then turn back on yourself basically um we'll get chosen and lead the way and we'll follow um before we leave though you can stand up pick the chair up and put it in that corner foreign | Cleanweb Uk | UCLfqfLI5-Ib0FNXfC5C3ZlA | 2014-08-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,717 | 24,509 |
qyHyA6u621I | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyHyA6u621I | Accidentally Green: Perry's Nuclear Environmentalism | Hey, it's Michael Shellenberger from Environmental Progress. In September, energy secretary Rick Perry asked federal regulators to financially reward coal plants for keeping the electric grid resilient so it can survive big storms like the ones that hit Texas and Florida. So much of the controversy over Perry's proposed resiliency rule has focused on support for coal plants that most observers have overlooked how it would also benefit nuclear power plants. As such and however paradoxical it may seem, Perry's proposed resiliency rule could be the most important policy for protecting clean air and the climate in recent decades. To understand why this is consider the fact that over half of America's nuclear power plants are losing money and are at risk of being replaced by fossil fuels according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance and about half of those at risk plants are in the regions that would benefit from the proposed rule. As such the resiliency rule could prevent emissions from rising the equivalent of adding twenty to forty million new cars to the road depending on whether the nuclear plants are replaced by natural gas, coal, or a mixture of both. Environmentalists are understandably concerned that the proposed grid resiliency rule would extend a lifeline to coal plants that would otherwise be closed and replaced by renewables but those concerns are misplaced. The vast majority of the decline in coal generation over the last decade came not from closing coal plants but rather from reducing the amount of time that they're operating and also thus generating pollution. Moreover coal generation has mostly been replaced with generation from cheap and abundant natural gas from fracking, not from solar and wind and while natural gas plants produce about half the carbon emissions of coal they still produce large quantities of emissions compared to nuclear power. A far greater risk is that the nuclear plants that could otherwise operate for another 20, 40, or more years, will be forced to close and be replaced by fossil fuels. Some have objected to this proposed rule for being the kind of market distorting subsidy people say we want to avoid and to some extent they're correct. But electricity markets are already some of the most regulated in the world and in recent years state and federal policies have rewarded both renewables and nuclear for producing low-carbon power. Meanwhile the vast majority of states with clean energy mandates exclude nuclear power from qualifying for what is effectively a subsidy. In the end there remain many uncertainties about what the final rule will and will not do to help coal. What's certain is that the rule would offer a lifeline to nuclear plants, our only reliable source of low-carbon electricity, and that should make it enough for anyone concerned about reducing carbon emissions to support. Hey, thanks for listening. If you have questions or comments about the proposed resiliency rule, please put them in the comments below and I'll be sure to answer and please consider a donation to Environmental Progress. Your support helps to keep us fiercely independent and incredibly effective in saving our most important source of clean energy. | Environmental Progress | UCMEZe7x_VvYgtvw080jBFZw | 2017-11-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 526 | 3,220 |
D_Pj6S8Havg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_Pj6S8Havg | 🤯Light And Heavy Attacks Nerfs Are Being Reconsidered | ESO Lost Depths | what is going on guys grave here today i'd like to talk about zos reconsidering some of the big changes in update 35 yesterday one of the community managers gina bruno posted a statement on the official eso forums talking about how the original plans uh that they had for update 35 was hurting performance of a lot of players and even it was going to hurt the performance of some of the players that they were trying to help out you know a lot of the stuff they talked about in update 35 was kind of being tailored towards newer players and trying to make it easier for them to be able to do more damage uh than they can right now but she stated that some of that stuff that was going on update 35 was even hurting them i guess even more than it was helping first of all she talked about the nerfs to light and heavy attacks and how they're going to kind of reconsider that they're still going to nerf a lot in heavy attacks but it will be a lot less drastic they will once again scale from your weapon or spell damage just to a lesser extent than they currently do right now in the live server so this seems to be kind of an attempt to i guess compromise or you know try to meet the community in the middle because a lot of people were unhappy with this some liked it but a lot of the community was unhappy with such a large nerf to a lot and heavy attacks considering light and heavy attack weaving has been in the game for its entirety now so a lot of people were kind of upset they were going to go ahead and change this after seven or eight years it looks like they're trying to meet the community in the middle and do a less drastic nerf to those light and heavy attacks the other thing she talked about was some of the changes to class abilities these changes will mostly be focused on magic based night blades wardens and sorcerers some of these changes will appear on week four's public test server but we'll also see some more things in week five she didn't go into great detail about exactly what they're going to do the class abilities but it looks like in response once again to the community's uh kind of dislike of the class changes they're going to be reworking that in the update as well and she also talked about uh the changes to dungeon and trial content kind of in the response to the community talking about the lowering of dps it would make really difficult content in the game even more difficult or almost impossible to beat unless you were really really good at the game and even if you're one of those you know kind of great in-game groups that do you know veteran trials and things like that it was still looking kind of like it was going to be something that was almost too difficult for them to even want to do very often it was just like it was too much going on there so they have decided to go ahead and reduce the health pools of bosses in trials and in dungeons to reduce the kind of strain that it's going to put on the players in general because of all of the other nerves these changes will only apply to veteran and hard mode difficulties which of course is a good thing in my opinion i don't think the i don't think these changes really need to go on in in normal kind of content but veteran and hard mode difficulties for trials uh considering all of the nerfs they're making to damage overall it was going to be a good bit more difficult and kind of a pain to be able to or have to be able to go in and complete these things after you've already beat them in the past but for new trials and dungeons in the future it's almost like it's counter counterproductive you know to have all these nerfs and make it that much harder to be able to complete the content considering they're making some pretty substantial nerfs to the overall damage we'll kind of have to wait and see in the upcoming weeks of the public test server this is going to be something a little bit different than we've seen in the past usually week four week five of the public test server uh most everything that's already you know gone through and been readjusted and kind of just is testing everything out before the you know update goes live on the server now they're gonna have to kind of re i guess revamp the update just in general to change some of these things that you know gina was talking about yesterday in that forum post but leave me a comment let me know what you think do you like do you like the sound of what they're you know trying to do exhaust do you like the idea of changing you know the uh you know difficulty of veteran and hard mode uh content do you like the idea that they're going to be reworking some of those class abilities and you like the idea too that they're going to be reworking how light and heavy attack damage is in the next update leave me a comment your thoughts of course if you like the video hit the 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sXDXZL49Gac | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXDXZL49Gac | 06 The Loyalist | welcome back bias to our and number intagram number six the Loyalists which we will be talking about today but as you have found in the other videos you can find the notes below the video and then you can also find the link to take the intagram tests yourself so that you can yeah this so you can figure out which number you are I'm actually a number 10 in the agree I'm number no I'm just joking it is only goes up to nine but if I was you know it I could be the ten right but and so you can figure out your number using that test and so we'll just go ahead and dig into our seventh session today and our six our number six in the agree on so the sixth intagram is the Loyalists we're gonna Jason's going to talk about Peter as the Bible figure that represents a six in our in the in your group and our Bible reference is first John 4:18 there is no fear in love but perfect love casts out fear her fear has to do with punishment and whoever fears has not been perfected in love and just as we've been doing with all of the other in your grams our purpose is just to better understand the Loyalists their strengths weaknesses and communication styles so we'll go ahead and get started on the number six so as I said that India grab six is called the Loyalists so from that word I'm sure you can see that sixes are very loyal they are people who are gonna stand by their friends and family through the thick and the thin of life and all the storms that might come they are people that really care about the people in their lives and want the best for the people in their life so they are extremely loyal and they will always be there for you in your time of and the Loyalists that I know in my life for sure are that way that they are really loyal and always want to help and to make sure that you are in a good place and so I think that was one of the best strengths of a loyalist is that they are loyal so they are described as fearful loyal committed and sometimes can struggle with procrastination and so the Pacific's in so the sin that can kind of come back over and over again or the constant problem or something that a six can often fall into is in xiety being fearful is a big descriptor of a sense that they can often really struggle with fear and not knowing what's going to happen in not knowing the outcome and that can be just a really hard thing that often six kind of have to work through and struggle with is just anxiety and fear and thinking sometimes about the worst-case scenario that could happen it's can be easy for them for their brains just to kind of go there and so it's something that I think a lot of sixes really do struggle with and have to kind of work through is just that anxiety piece and so then the underlying emotion that goes with that is fear and so they're kind of getting hit with it from both sides with anxiety and fear so if you know with six I think definitely you can be helping them or by encouraging them with as they kind of struggle with fear or anxiety because I think that can be often be kind of a really hard thing that they have to work through and six is really they often believe that they must be secure and safe that is kind of their motivating factors the things that they really care about and really want to they really want to feel safe and secure so obviously during this time of coronavirus it is very hard for sixes because there's so many unknowns there's so many different kind of outcomes that could happen so I think our sixes it's very hard for them right now and like a season of crisis or a season of different that just a season that is different that they might not feel as secure or as safe as they do maybe during other seasons of their life so we can definitely be encouraging sixes with that and if we can kind of help them bye now happy them feel secure and safe and that's two things that if they feel secure and safe sixes are at their best and then they are just some of the the best people and they they really care and will fight for people and really care for people when they feel that security and safety so yeah I mister writers it's going to come up and he's going to kind of continue to talk about spiritual formation and Peter in the Bible all right so we are we are on week 7 of our study talking about sixes and you just heard from a perfect ten all right that's so this is a good day this is a good day for you I do before I talk about beter I do want to just mention one more thing and I don't want to confuse you right with with these studies but I think this is very important with a with a six especially in this time that were that we're in and I didn't have time to process this with Kristin so this might be dangerous because she's my Enneagram guru but I there there's a thing with in the inia gram right called wings and it's a part of the study that we won't get into as much during our time but basically whatever you are on the inia gram you will also sort of sort of lean towards the next closest number so if you're a six you have both the investigator and the enthusiasts that are right beside you right as a seven and as a five and one of them you will sort of have some natural tendencies too and they call that the wing in your in your Enneagram and i think for a six if you're a six with the wing of a five all right that's gonna make this a very difficult a more difficult time for you because not only are you dealing with these fears but you're an investigator so you're reading a lot of the news that's out there you're hearing a lot of the reporting that's going on and in doing so as you try to process that it can create a lot of fear and a lot of anxiety I'm gonna look over at Kristin does that sound reasonable all right I just want to make sure right but but that can create a lot of anxiety and fear in you as you are investigating all that's going on with this so make sure that you stay grounded in the word of God and I know I end with the scripture but I just want to start with first John 4:18 that reminds you that there is no fear in love but perfect love and Jesus is perfect love cast out all fear so sixes especially if you lean towards that that five wing in your life remember that that his love cast out all fear now Peter is a great example of this Enneagram six right as we we see that the passion that he has like in following in following Jesus at this at this one moment when when the Roman soldiers come in to arrest Jesus like what is what does Peter do he takes out his sword and like he cuts off he cuts off one of his one of the soldiers ears he's prepared to die for Jesus in that moment right he is he is loyal to a fought to Jesus and yet and and yet in the next moment we're reading about about Peter he's he's struggling and he's denying Jesus denying that he denying that he knew Jesus sort of this self-preservation measured that he's that he's using when asked about his relationship with an association with Jesus in fact he does this three three times but but in the end we see that Peter was loyal to Jesus he was loyal to his leader and ended up even dying for the cause for the cause of Christ sixes sixes are like this right they are they are very very loyal people so let's look at some ways that that are some some spiritual formation practices for for these loyalists or for these sixes sixes can be tempted to be to be anxious and fearful as we as we mentioned so in that they can struggle with their with their trust in the in the Lord and so as as goddess is forming sixes as he's working on sixes they need to remember that Christ wants to transform the fruit of anxiety and fear and mistrust into joy into peace into courage and and wants them to have the capacity to trust fully into trust deeply now some things that sixes are just by nature going to be going to be really good at are things like journaling in fact journaling for a six is a great grounding practice that will really help them to stay - stay centered because it's just a way of expressing faith over fear right it's it's easy to write those words down and when you write them down it can help you to sort of overcome and to work through some of those fears that that that you might have meditating on God's Word as another spiritual practice that can that can sometimes come easier or by nature is easy for for a six it encourages six is just just to slow down and to have their fears comforted by God remember perfect love cast out all fear so meditating upon God meditating upon his promises is just a way that a six can can slow down and allow his presence and his promises to help them overcome the fears and the anxieties in their life now some things that might be spiritually challenging but are so spiritually needed for a six or things like scripture memory are memorizing scriptures remember sixes can have sort of an anxious or busy busy mind right so they're constantly thinking through the the what-ifs and and memorizing scripture requires disciplined and focused effort and it can be transformative for a six because when when times get fear for they get anxious they will have that anchor in their soul to go back to remember I have hidden your word in my heart right that I will not sin against you so a six could say I've hidden your words of faith in my heart so that I will I will overcome the fear that is that is coming against me another spiritual discipline that is really good for a six but maybe will not come as easy as that of fasting again it helps them to stay grounded in the reality of God and helps them to live conscious of his of our stay aware of his reality in their in their life and and maybe replaces some of those fear fears and anxieties with a hunger for God in their in their life now sixes sixes at their worst can see themselves as as defenseless they can become highly divisive this is this is probably what we were seeing of Peter in in the story of the garden he was loyal to his master but but he sort of felt defenseless right and and and even in the the denial of Jesus after maybe he felt like he was caught with his guards down defenseless against those that were attacking him and and so he became highly divisive and disparaging and even even to the point of berating others and so that would be a six that they're worse but a six at their best or some amazing people they have this belief in themselves that leads to true courage positive thinkers and and can be real leaders and and just have this sense of very rich self-expression when they are operating at their best coming back to our scripture in first John I think we'll begin and end with that there is no fear in love but perfect love cast out all fear for fear has to do with punishment and whoever fears has not been perfected in love Six's need to remember that we can we can cast all of our fear upon the one who is the the perfection of love and that is that is Jesus Jesus Christ and I think it's an awesome thought to think that God has stewarded his or used his love and his authority his perfect perfect authority in our life to love us not to harm us not to punish us but to love us and so God is really our place of ultimate safety and refuge even when life is most most fearful so why don't we just close out with a time of Prayer I think all of us probably in this time of the coronavirus will say that maybe we've had moments where that inner six has come out in our life and maybe there's been moments of fear or anxiety let's just pray God's Scripture over each of our lives right now as we close father we thank you that you have given us the assurance in your word the perfect love casts out all fear wherever we're at today Lord would you just allow your Holy Spirit to do that in us would you just cast out any fear that we might have and lean fully on you who is the Perfector of love Lord we love you and we thank you for all that you have done in us and for us and your strong and mighty name amen god bless you guys have a great day you | Bandung Alliance Intercultural School | UCtWE-faPfsXf6pXVJxq5Skw | 2020-05-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,382 | 12,020 |
NWeJdtxhsWc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWeJdtxhsWc | Charles Harris is the right No. 1 pick for the Dolphins, for all the right reasons | what's this experience like for you right now to be a first mount graphic I mean the blessed day started I don't need a thing but I sooner I got to do like other best take advantage of this you know being a first round thank you know another one over got drafted one will come to the league's on the dominie like I got the same marketers everybody else I'm not charging baby I'm trying to get there as fader dominate be my family and just give me a jersey knit on this and pass their complete funky model cleats but think of how fighters are y'all please but he isn't cleats in others because what the number is I'm like an angel you | منوعات وتعليم 2 | UCvYGfdftXJyUpCoh80dk_jg | 2017-04-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 125 | 633 |
P_uFE-NPbRg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_uFE-NPbRg | THE BRAND NEW MISCHIEVERS by Cappy Space | Glyos Toy Review | foreign [Music] welcome back everybody it is time to lock down another glios toy review and I'm very excited about this one because we have a brand new line of glios figures that have just been introduced into the glass universe and we're talking about the mischievous from Cappy space now these little guys and I say little I mean little these are no bigger than maybe your nobutu size from Odell designs and a little bit bigger than your actual cray Booth size they're going to be these little tiny boys they look phenomenal the molds look really cool and unique we got the belfries we got the fibians we've got a couple different colorways as well and once again glios is just in another one of its little booms these took the community by storm Cappy was sold out within five minutes I swear I couldn't even get everything this time there was one of the adventure kits that he had up on the store and that one's sold out within like literally three minutes I couldn't even check out and I checked out at 904. Star was nine o'clock 904 half the store was gone and there was only a couple left needless to say this one was a huge success for Cappy space and it should be it looks like it's going to be a phenomenal little figure I can't wait to reveal them and go over them with you guys the packages in I got a bunch of them so let's look at the brand new line of glios the mischievous I'm gonna go get the packages but make sure to leave a like And subscribe if you enjoy this kind of content boom we're here and I forgot to mention as well I got in those couple custom glass I was talking about in the last video so let's check those out really quick all right we got two bags two figures let's pull out this one first so check it out completely custom figure he's got this weird looking like crazy looking beak Lizard Head thing going on on one of these things he's got some like little gradients going on on his skin as well I love his claw his claw looks incredible if you can catch that that little nice detail on that thing that could be a completely custom hand it looks like some of the paint is peeling we've got a nice little custom like backpack thing here but the head itself is really neat overall I think it's in decent shape it's not the best shape but this is the one that I wasn't sure about I don't believe it's any custom core thing or anything like that I I just can't place it as a filming the video I'm gonna continue to try to look and if I have an actual name of an artist or who did it I will put it up on screen but as of right now it's just a really cool piece and I like it I like getting these nice little kind of custom head ones and everything they look really neat and I think they did a good job with like the claw and stuff they should have done on both hands honestly but even still I got this for a pretty darn cheap so it was a nice little find on eBay let's pull out the other one and now this one I'm almost 100 sure is a nice stuff figure because it is another one of these a banger cool looking jelly translucent color Vibrance see whatever I don't even know gradient with one of these custom heads as well one of these crazy looking like weird bulbous kind of mutant heads it's pretty crazy looking actually but the the oh man the resin work from that green to the yellow hopefully it's picking up decently on the camera since we got a yellow background today it looks really sharp though I mean the head just looks really good too kind of brighten it up for us a little bit there so you can kind of check out the detail on the head and everything there we go we're starting to get it boom bang look at how nice that looks so it's going to go perfectly next to my other wonderful looking nice stuff piece here look at that oh man it's gonna look excellent on the shelf and just like this one they both came from the same seller and I was able to actually pick this guy up on bid for another reasonable price uh so overall it was well worth it really really sharp really really cool figures hopefully the lighting's doing them justice but they look pretty dope all right but now we can get into the Cappy space package the mischievous that are all in here let's get it opened up here you have to do it off camera because I don't have enough room oh the classic Cappy packaging with the nice little plastic bag type deal and the thank you sticker gotta love getting these packages in they're always fun oh here they are all of them right here another really cool thing that came with the mischievier collection was these Adventure kits these are Adventure kits they've got a bunch of little gear and stuff in them little Gauntlet like armbands necklaces backpacks knives swords hammers you name it these are super incredible these ones right here are the goronar adventure kits I believe that's how you say it but they've got this nice little kind of gold and yellowy vibe to them we'll open up one of them here let's check it out so there you go there's a nice little backpack you can pop on anybody we've also got like the little loin cloth uh this one might go to the backpack I think I think that pops onto the top of the backpack we've also got these two really amazing necklaces let's just check out this one first as best we we can but check out the little detail on that it's so nice and then this is my favorite it's a little cray booth on the little necklace it's so awesome absolutely love the attention to detail on these kits a couple little armband type things I can go on some wrists a couple extra pegs I don't know what this is for this could be another attachment to the backpack oh you know what this is this is to hold the sword like on a back or something like that yup that's it there it is bang goes right on the sword and here's the nice sword as well just a tiny little dinky dagger sword but it looks great then we got this awesome like kind of anvil Hammer type thing going on really sharp as well they just have some nice really good details to them and I we need more accessories like this in glass you know I love when people come out with stuff like that it looks great and now this kit is the only thing that is currently left from this wave or drop on his site on Kathy space's site uh so if you want to pick up an adventure kit this one is still available he made a bunch of these now the one he didn't make a bunch of ideas yes and the one that sold out in three minutes was this one this is the fire Adventure kit this nice kind of brown and gray more natural color tones basically on it now in the opening video I said I couldn't get this one it sold out before the order was placed and that is correct I ended up getting four of these other Adventure kits and I wasn't able to get this one so I messaged Kathy on the side and I said hey I ordered four of the other ones if at all you have any extra after everything said and done just swap out one of the kits for me and he was very gracious to allow that to happen so we've got the nice fire kit here only one of them because they were just so hard to get your hands on I guess but look at that look at that nice little oh man did the other one have that oh it did I didn't even notice the back of that one it's got like the little red eye on it that's so nice so again it comes with these same types of things we got our little weapons here I showed off the backpack we got the nice little other part of the backpack there we got the loin cloth thing yeah and we also have the mini cray Booth necklace very nice armbands armbands very good oh I just dropped an armband oh found a connector piece on the floor but it's not the armband and I just realized this entire time my microphone was just hanging off my phone and not actually on my shirt there we go it's a little closer to my mouth now uh hopefully that doesn't sound too awful for the first five minutes gosh dang it I can't find it all right I'm gonna have to look for it after I'm done filming but those are the adventure kits I think uh you definitely should go grab these while they're still available on this Cappy space site there's a website I'm gonna put it up at the end as well but go check it out grab one of these nice little glios accessories definitely worth it and big shout out and thank you to Cappy for swapping out one of those and giving me that fire one the one I was missing let's go over the standard Vivian the one that's already lost to the void but here's the figure this is how it comes two little connector points to it and two heads again small figure very simple honestly it looks so good he did a great job with these gives you the fibian head and it gives you the nice little bat kind of belfry head I guess is what they're calling it but we're gonna throw on the fibian head because that's how it's supposed to look as you know the site says and this is what we're dealing with the little bulked out frog hulk-like muscled out bad boy creature super funny super awesome looking uh it's got you know the up and down arms and it's got movable wrists I believe yes movable wrists movable head obviously you can move that and then it's got the nice little chest piece joint twisty and the legs feet don't move let's get a Mangler out here you can kind of see the comparison between the two there you go that's kind of what we're looking at as far as size goes and then to size it up even more here is a cray Booth so you can see it's just a hair bigger than a cray boost so it makes for another really kind of cool little thing if you're a fan of cray boost I'm sure you're gonna love these guys I mean in comparison to a Mangalore everything's gonna look a little small let's get an armivore out here here this is how you sizes up with an armivore that's kind of where we're at with the sizes of these guys really really sharp looking figure though absolutely digging this we've got you know the little point on the back that's going to be available to throw on that backpack I guess let's get them pimped out here a little bit Yeah here he is all pimped out with all the decorations on them from the adventure kid we've got the loincloth he's carrying the little gray Booth charm he's got the hammer ready to swing and he's got a nice backpack sword goes right on the back here just like that wonderful looking piece I mean it just adds so much to these characters it's incredible like it just looks so cool with these little attachments and doohickeys he's like a little Conan frog dude and it's just hits all the right things for me man it just is so good I love how this guy looks let's get his sword in his hand here let's get the hammer out sword in now he can be really ready to go ready to fight and defend his cray boost charm or something whatever story you want to make up for these dudes it'll fit it's a hammer slide in there too I think the hammer can yep it can all right good the hammer can slide right in the backpack as well if you want them to have the sword oh man just look at how small he looks oh that's so funny and I did get two of these guys so I'm actually gonna pull this one out and put on The Belfry head so we can kind of show off how that head looks on the figure there we go there's a little bat sonar dude I don't even know he's like a little Gremlin Goblin bat mix smash thing he's amazing though I absolutely love this head on this figure it looks so good I love it that's the Belfry ad though it is sharp it is well done it's got this very cartoony polka dotted eyes with the big old mouth and teeth excellent excellent choice for this head swap option get the gear on this guy too and he'll be all set to go on the travels with the crew let's do another Standard Version this is the standard Belfry as it would say so let's pop this one open I only got one of each of the red versions that they came out with because I just like the normals so much more and I was trying to save a few bucks that's very hard to do when it comes to Glass especially when they come out with all this new stuff all the time there's the fibian head in the nice red with yellow eyes and there is the Belfry look at that nice sharp clean red design very very very cool I love the look of the red one we've got another red one here too that I'm seeing on the corner of my eye that looks very very cool as well just to show off how cool these guys look man they're so Stellar I'm gonna get them all dressed up in their little Adventure kits I think but we'll just dress up a few for now for the sake of this video just show off the main figures themselves I wasn't done showing them off though let's just go ahead and check them out one more time here and just see all the little details on this dude nice muscle definition good molding really a fan of just the overall proportions of this guy I think they did a solid job just figuring out how they wanted that back arch to be to the muscles to the biceps and everything to the shoulders and then that head just looks so great you know what's going to look good on these guys too possibly even the biomaster heads might look really cool and unique on these little figures let's look at our other red figure this is the fire amphibian this is kind of like a much brighter tone of red and it's got some kind of nice orange highlights on it there are the two heads you can see it is kind of like a brighter red in comparison we'll compare the two figures in just one second let's pop on the fibian head oh he's so cool I definitely should have bought two of these guys uh bummer I didn't but you know I had to save a few bucks but there's kind of like this nice it doesn't have it on this one it's got this like tattoo type thing a little paint or something the nice orange here's a comparison between the two red figures you can see this one is just way way brighter basically he's on fire he's on fire compared to like the tone down version of it still looks really dope though that's the biggest thing we've got kind of you can see underneath you got that same Orange and then on the shoulders and the back you've got that kind of orange flare which looks really sharp and nice more tribal I guess you could say I love their squatty legs their squatty legs are just amazing oh they can do the run they can do kind of a run here that's perfect oh there we go there's some stances we're getting into the stances now I'm gonna get the adventure kit on this one there we go there we go all Adventure kitted out we've got the fire Adventure kit on this one because it just pairs well that nice black or brown on top of the red looks really good we've got the backpack with the sword in it we're gonna leave the hammer out on this one and I still never found that other bracelet so I'm gonna have to look again but I put the little gray boo thing on his wrist instead for a nice little bracelet aesthetic very sharp very cool very nice very good bang bang bang bang bang bang bang good one now we've got one more we've got the Onyx Vivian this one looks super super good we've got a nice black with a red kind of like a poisonous tree frog it's type style of a paint job there's the fibian head and where is The Belfry head let's check out the Belfry head that looks so good look at how cool that is man that is excellent don't worry I got two of these guests we're gonna put the fibian on this one and we'll put the Belfry on the other let's check it out look at that man the blue eyes look really sharp to contrast with that black and then we got that nice yellow tattoo thing that we are seeing on the fire fibian but on this black onyx fibian this looks incredible again it's given you know poisonous tree frog Vibes and everything and then you combine that with one of the adventure kits he's gonna look phenomenal with that kind of extra contrast of yellow and orange really nice figure though really sharp hopefully we're picking up the detail on all this black but it looks really good really big fan of the Onyx one I saw this one I was like oh boy I'm gonna be spending some more money than I thought I was gonna be luckily though you know they had caps you can only get two so I went ahead and got two each of uh most of the ones I wanted and then I ended up putting some back but that's okay let's check out the Belfry head there we go that's how he'll look on this Fabian creature very nice the Onyx Belfry I cannot wait to add some like crazier concepts with like I don't know Kabuto mushy stuff God be stuff get some like cool wings and Claws added to this guy I've already seen a few inspirational pictures on Instagram if people are already doing builds and they look really really cool like really really sharp looking builds with other pieces and there's squatty stance and stuff really lends itself to bigger proportions that work for your other pieces of glios I think all right I'm gonna deck one of them out in the nice Adventure kit we're gonna do the Bell free this time because we've done fibians for the other ones bang this guy's gonna be dual wielding The Sword and the hammer but look at how great that looks on the Onyx man oh that is a nice little piece there we go I got the curry Booth thing on the back the backpack and we got the hammer Ray to swing rate of fight into battle our little Goblin bat creature thing slicing and Dyson looking sharp looking very very cool absolutely love the look of that really cool man I love it I love the details of all these accessories that it gives these figures it gives them so much character so much more life way to be creative Cappy I mean really just excellent work I know there's other people that helped on this as well so to you guys I tip my hat kudos to you you guys did an excellent job working and putting this guy together looks really good here's one more look of all the mischievous what did you guys think of this drop in these new figures leave a comment down below if you're excited for more if you thought they were so so tell me your thoughts if you did enjoy these guys and the mischievous are right up your alley like they were mine make sure to go support Cappy space right up here links are in the description as well go follow him on socials and he will be posting updates soon hopefully he said he was going to be doing more different colorways very soon for these guys since there was such a huge success with the store and the drop you're not going to want to miss those but definitely go get an adventure kit while it's still there and keep your eyes peeled for more mischievous phenomenal job 10 out of 10. these guys look so much fun can't wait to build with them that is going to do it for today I appreciate it if you watched all the way to the end of the video make sure to hit the like button if you haven't yet already and if you enjoy this type of content make sure once again to subscribe stay tuned for more glio stuff we're gonna have more toy reviews coming really soon it hasn't been announced yet but I'm expecting oh now to do another drop very soon if not this month maybe in a couple weeks from now in the beginning of July I can't wait to see what he's gonna bring to the table we've had so much since the last drop of his that I'm sure we're going to see some more Crossovers and those are going to be really awesome to find out I appreciate you guys on the support you guys have been giving have a great rest of your week and we will catch you guys in the next video just finished up filming and I realized that the microphone that I thought I didn't actually have clipped onto me and it wasn't picking up correctly turns out I didn't even have it plugged in to the dang camera so that's fun [Music] | Lockdown | UC3NCo1DAFOBkwPndtkTYiYQ | 2023-06-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,899 | 19,701 |
SaohdFWkFqY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaohdFWkFqY | Honolulu International Airport | Wikipedia audio article | daniel k inouye international airport iata hnl icao phnl faa lid hnl also known as honolulu international airport is the principal aviation gateway of the city and county of honolulu on oahu in the state of hawaii it is identified as one of the busiest airports in the united states with traffic now exceeding 21 million passengers a year and rising the airport is named after the u.s senator and medal of honor recipient daniel k anuei who represented hawaii from 1963 until his death in 2012. the airport is located in the honolulu census designated place three miles five kilometers northwest of honolulu's central business district main roads leading to the airport are nimitz highway and the queen liliuokalani freeway of interstate h-1 daniel k innue international airport serves as the principal hub of hawaiian airlines the largest hawaii-based airline it offers flights between the various airports of the hawaiian islands and also serves the continental united states canada australia new zealand american samoa tahiti japan china the philippines and south korea it is host to major united states and international airlines with direct flights to north american asian and pacific rim destinations in addition to services to most major western cities and many smaller gateways especially in california the airport has succeeded in attracting long-haul services to the east coast including the recently added destinations of toronto pearson and washington dulles which have joined established services to atlanta new york jfk and newark it is also the base for aloha air cargo which previously offered both passenger and cargo services under the name aloha airlines this airline ceased passenger flights on march 31 2008 and sold off its cargo services to seattle-based saltchuck resources inc also owners of inter-island sea-based shipping company young brothers and hawaiian tug and barge in 2012 the airport handled 1929142 passengers 278 1445 aircraft movements and processed 412 270 metric tons of cargo it is included in the federal aviation administration faa national plan of integrated airport systems for 2017-2021 in which it is categorized as a large hub primary commercial service facility history hnl opened in march 1927 as john rogers airport named after world war one naval officer john rogers it was funded by the territorial legislature and the chamber of commerce and was the first full airport in hawaii aircraft had previously been limited to small landing strips fields or seaplane docks from 1939 to 1943 the adjacent kaehi lagoon was dredged for use by seaplanes and the dredged soil was moved to hnl to provide more space for conventional airplanes the u.s military grounded all civil aircraft and took over all civil airports after the attack on pearl harbor and rogers field was designated naval air station honolulu the navy built a control tower and terminal building and some commercial traffic was allowed during daylight hours rogers field was returned to the territory of hawaii in 1946 at the time at 4019 acres 16.26 square kilometres it was one of the largest airports in the united states with four paved land runways and three seaplane runways john rogers airport was renamed honolulu airport in 1947. international was added to the name in 1951. being near the center of the pacific ocean it was a stop for many trans-pacific flights by 1950 it was the third busiest airport in the united states in terms of aircraft operations and its 13097-foot 3992 meters runway was the longest in the world in 1953. in summer of 1959 qantas began the first jet service to honolulu on its flights between australia and california quantas introduced these jet flights with boeing 707 aircraft operating a routing of sydney fiji honolulu san francisco aeronautical engineer and airline consultant frank der ewan advised in the design of the original building and founded its aerospace museum the original terminal building on the southeast side of runways iv was replaced by the john rogers terminal which was dedicated on august 22 1962 and opened on october 14 1962 from 1970 through 1978 the architect vladimir ossipoff designed a terminal modernization project that remodeled this terminal and created several editions which included the diamond head concourse in 1970 the eva concourse in 1972 and the central concourse in 1980. pan-american world airways pan-am used honolulu as a trans-pacific hub for many years initially as a connecting point between the west coast and polynesia fiji new caledonia and new zealand in 1946 followed by service to east asia through midway island and wake island from 1947. by 1960 pan-american was serving the airport with boeing 707 jets pan-am flight number one operated with a 707 flew a westbound routing of san francisco honolulu wake island tokyo hong kong with this flight then continuing on to new york city via stops in asia and europe with the airline also operating non-stop 707 service to los angeles and portland oregon with the latter flight continuing on to seattle as well as direct 707 jet service from honolulu to calcutta guam jakarta karachi manila rangoon saigon and singapore in 1960. united airlines was flying non-stop douglas dc-6 mainliner service from san francisco in 1947 and by 1961 was operating douglas dc-8 jet service non-stop from los angeles and san francisco with direct one-stop dc-8 flights from both chicago and new york city british commonwealth pacific airlines bcpa began serving the airport during the mid-1940s with douglas dc-4 aircraft flying a routing of sydney auckland fiji canton island honolulu san francisco vancouver bc in 1950 northwest airlines was operating non-stop flights from seattle with boeing 377 stratocrosser propliners and by 1961 northwest was flying daily douglas dc8 jet service on a round-trip routing of new york city chicago seattle portland oregon honolulu also in 1950 canadian pacific airlines which later became cp air was operating service between western canada and australia with a routing of vancouver honolulu canton island fiji sydney honolulu based air carriers aloha airlines and hawaiian airlines had both introduced jet service on their respective inter-island routes in hawaii by 1966 with aloha operating british aircraft corporation bac-111 jets and hawaiian flying douglas dc 910 jets with both airlines also continuing to operate turboprop aircraft on their island services at this time according to their respective timetables aloha was flying fairchild f-27 and vicar's vicout propjets while hawaiian was operating conveyor 640 propjets in addition to their new jet aircraft in 1966 both local air carriers would eventually operate service to the u.s mainland as well as to the south pacific while continuing to operate inter-island flights in 1986 hawaiian was operating non-stop lockheed l-1011 tristar service from honolulu to las vegas los angeles san francisco and seattle as well as one-stop direct service to portland oregon and also non-stop douglas dc-8 service to pago pago with this flight continuing on to tonga by 2003 aloha was flying non-stop boeing 737-700 service to burbank oakland orange county and vancouver bc with direct one-stop service to las vegas phoenix reno and sacramento in addition to operating non-stop flights to kwajalein and pago pago with one-stop service to maduro and rarotonga in the spring of 1969 brenif international introduced non-stop boeing 707-320 service to honolulu from dallas love field houston hobby airport and st louis with one stop direct service from atlanta miami and new orleans at the same time united airlines introduced daily non-stop douglas dc-862 flights from new york city and was continuing to operate non-stop dc-8 service to honolulu from los angeles and san francisco also in 1969 western airlines was operating non-stop boeing 707 and boeing 720 b service not only from several california cities but from anchorage denver minneapolis street paul and phoenix as well and by 1981 was operating direct one-stop mcdonnell douglas dc 1030 service from london gatwick airport via a polar route with a stop in anchorage by the mid-1970s pan am offered non-stop service from honolulu to japan guam australia new zealand and fiji as well as to cities on the west coast continental airlines used honolulu as a stopover point for charter service to southeast asia during the vietnam war era and to feed its guam-based air micronesia operation by the early 1970s continental was operating scheduled non-stop flights between honolulu and los angeles portland oregon and seattle with its service including boeing 100 non-stops from los angeles and direct one stop 747 flights from chicago while the air micronesia service to guam via stops at midway island kwajalein majiro panape now ponpei and trook state was operated with a boeing 727-100 american airlines also operated flights to auckland sydney fiji and pago pago via honolulu during the early 1970s in addition to operating non-stop boeing 707-320 flights from saint louis over the years many foreign air carriers used honolulu as a trans-pacific stopover point including air new zealand boac now british airways british commonwealth pacific airlines canadian pacific airlines china airlines garuda indonesia japan airlines korean air philippine airlines qantas real transportes arios a brazilian airline and singapore airlines as well as french air carriers union to transports aryans uta and its predecessor transports aryans intercontinental thai boac served honolulu as part of its around-the-world services during the 1960s and early 1970s first with bristol britannia turboprop airliners and later with boeing 707 and vicar's vc-10 jets pan-am and trans-world airlines twa also served honolulu as a stop on their respective around the world services during the early 1970s in 1979 brenif international was operating all of its flights from the airport with boeing 747 aircraft with non-stops to dallas fort worth guam and los angeles as well as one-stop direct service to hong kong and also one stop direct to bogota in south america several small airlines based in the south pacific also served honolulu in 1983 air nauru was operating boeing 737-200 non-stop flights from maduro with direct service from nauru air niujini was flying boeing 707 aircraft non-stop from port moresby papua new guinea and air tunguru was operating boeing 727-100 aircraft non-stop from christmas island also in 1983 honolulu based south pacific island airways was operating non-stop boeing 707 service from anchorage guam pago pago and papeet in april 1974 american airlines braniff international continental airlines northwest airlines pan am twa united airlines and western airlines were all operating non-stop services on domestic routes from the u.s mainland while cp air a canadian airline was operating international non-stop service from vancouver and onto the south pacific during the mid-1970s just over 25 years later in june 1999 us-based air carriers operating domestic non-stop services from the mainland included american airlines american trans air continental delta airlines hawaiian airlines northwest twa and united while air canada canadian airlines international the successor to cp air and canada 3000 were operating non-stop services from canada modernization and history since 2006 on march 24 2006 hawaii governor linda lingle unveiled a 2.3 billion modernization program for hawaii airports over a 12-year period with 1.7 billion budgeted for honolulu international airport the plan involves implementing short-term projects within the first five years to improve passenger service and increase security and operational efficiencies as part of the modernization flight display monitors throughout the airport have been upgraded new food and beverage vendors have been added and a new parking garage across from the international arrivals terminal has been completed current projects include an international arrivals corridor with moving sidewalks built atop the breezeway leading to the eva concourse the first phase of the project was completed in october 2009 while the remainder of the two-phase project was completed in 2010 in 2011 hawaiian airlines renovated the check in lobby of the inter-island terminal replacing the traditional czech encounters with six circular check-in islands in the middle of the lobbies which can be used for inter-island mainland and international flights this renovation project was fully funded by hawaiian airlines and not a part of the modernization program future projects include construction of a maca concourse branching off the inter-island terminal the first concourse expansion at honolulu international airport in 15 years construction of the concourse will involve replacing the existing commuter terminal this new concourse will be for the exclusive use of hawaiian airlines and will allow it to reduce use of overseas terminal gates for international and u.s mainland flights this will mean less walking for passengers who check in clear security and use the baggage claim at the inter-island terminal it will also free up gates in the overseas terminal for use by other airlines landside plans include construction of a consolidated rental car facility conrack a temporary rental car center is currently being built in the overseas parking garage so that the existing rental car facilities can be demolished to make way for the new permanent facility by 2012 hawaiian airlines was re-establishing honolulu international airport as a connecting hub between the united states mainland and the asia-pacific region that year according to a massachusetts institute of technology study the airport had 24 fewer domestic departure flights than it did in 2007. during the 2016 legislative session the hawaii state legislature passed a resolution requesting the department of transportation to rename honolulu international airport for the late u.s senator and medal of honor recipient daniel inoue the new name first appeared in federal aviation administration documentation on april 27 2017 and the airport was officially renamed in a ceremony at the airport on may 30 2017. on june 1 2018 the department of transportation started renumbering all gates and baggage claim numbers gates were renamed alphanumerically and baggage claim numbers were renumbered from alphanumerical to numerical the hawaii department of transportation cited the expansion of existing terminals in the airport as a reason to renumber all gates and baggage claims topic authority daniel k innue international airport is part of a centralized state structure governing all of the airports and seaports of hawaii the official authority of honolulu international airport is the governor of hawaii who appoints the director of the hawaii state department of transportation who has jurisdiction over the hawaii airports administrator oversees six governing bodies airports operations office airports planning office engineering branch information technology office staff services office visitor information program office collectively the six bodies have authority over the four airport districts in hawaii hawaii district kawaii district maui district and the principal oahu district honolulu international airport is a subordinate of the oahu district officials topic facilities and aircraft the airport has four major runways which it operates in conjunction with the adjacent hickam air force base the principal runway designated 8r 26l also known as the reef runway was the world's first major runway constructed entirely offshore completed in 1977 the reef runway was a designated alternate landing site for the space shuttle in addition to the four paved runways honolulu international airport has two designated offshore runways designated 8 with 26w and 4 with 22w for use by seaplanes the airport covers a total area of 4220 acres 1708 hectares of land the entire terminal complex features 24-hour medical services restaurants shopping centers and a business center with conference rooms for private use passengers have the option of using various short-term and long-term parking structures on the grounds of honolulu international airport for the 12-month period ending june 30 2018 the airport had 310 179 aircraft operations an average of 850 per days of these movements 52 were scheduled commercial 31 air taxi 12 general aviation and 4 percent military there are 200 aircraft based at this airport 53 single engine 17 multi-engine 16 military 11 helicopter and 4 percent jet all nippon airways has its honolulu office in airport building 47. when mid-pacific airlines was in operations its headquarters were on the airport property terminals daniel k inouye international airport has three terminals terminal 1 terminal 2 and terminal 3. the wiki wiki shuttle provides inter-terminal transportation between the ticket lobbies of all three terminals and between the concourses in terminals 1 and 2. all gates in terminals 1 and 2 are connected post-security however passengers walking from terminal 1 to gates in terminal 2 must pass through a usda agricultural inspection station for carry on luggage effective june 1 2018 the gate numbers at daniel k inouye international airport were renamed to an alphanumeric format and the baggage claim numbers formerly alphanumeric were renumbered to numeric these changes are intended to accommodate expansion with the new maca and diamond head concourses terminal 1 terminal 1 formerly known as the inter-island terminal opened in 1993. the 130 million eight-gate terminal was the largest construction project undertaken at that time by the state airports division and replaced an earlier terminal built in 1961. in 1995 a five-gate extension to the terminal which also featured a new post-security walkway to terminal 2 formerly known as the overseas terminal opened terminal 1 houses hawaiian airlines inter island and some u.s mainland and international flights terminal 1 has 13 gates terminal 2 terminal 2 formerly known as the overseas terminal opened on august 22nd 1962. from 1970 through 1978 architect vladimir ossipoff designed a terminal modernization project that remodeled this terminal and created several editions which included the diamond head concourse in 1970 the eva concourse in 1972 and the central concourse in 1980 terminal 2 houses airasia x air canada air china air new zealand alaska airlines all nippon airways american airlines asiana airlines boyd vacations hawaii china airlines china eastern airlines delta airlines fiji airways hawaiian airlines u.s mainland and international flights japan airlines jetstar airways jin air korean air philippine airlines qantas scoot sun country airlines united airlines and westjet terminal 2 has 29 gates across three concourses all gates in the terminal are designated as common use shared among all the airlines no gates are assigned to any specific airline and can change daily based on need topic terminal 3 terminal 3 formerly known as the commuter terminal opened on may 29 2018 between the delta and united cargo facilities on the diamond head side of the airport the terminal was originally a single-story facility located north of terminal 1 adjacent to nimitz highway but was closed on june 1 2018 for demolition in order to make way for the maca concourse expansion of terminal 1. originally a larger replacement commuter terminal was planned to be built on the diamond head side of the airport but those plans were ultimately cancelled this was largely due to bankruptcy of three of the four airlines occupying the terminal and the higher than expected cost of the project terminal 3 houses mokuleli airlines all boarding and deplaning are conducted directly on the apron terminal 3 has one ground level gate topic airlines and destinations passenger cargo fixed base operators a number of fixed base operators are located along lagoon drive on the airport's southeastern perimeter while these focus on general aviation services there are a few small passenger airline operations that operate from these facilities rather than from the main terminal complex air tour flights typically depart from this area as well traffic and statistics the largest airline at honolulu airport is hawaiian airlines offering 13 365 seats per day which represents a 45 market share the number two and number three carriers are united and japan airlines jal with 7.7 and 7.4 market share respectively traffic between honolulu and the mainland united states is dominated by flights to and from los angeles and san francisco these two cities plus seattle account for around half of all flights between the mainland and honolulu hawaiian airlines with 11 routes has the highest market share on routes between honolulu and the continental united states internationally japan is the dominant market two-thirds of international seats head for nagoya osaka and tokyo both haneda and narita airports with services provided by japan airlines air japan china airlines korean airlines delta hawaiian or united narita alone is served with 61 weekly departures and is the second busiest international route from the united states trailing only the lucrative john f kennedy airport london heathrow route other major international routes are to seoul 25 weekly departures operated by korean airlines asiana airlines hawaiian and jin air sydney 12 weekly departures operated by hawaiian jetstar and qantas and vancouver 19 weekly departures split between air canada and westjet in october 2009 china-based hainan airlines was granted approval for a non-stop flight from honolulu to beijing it would be the first mainland chinese carrier to serve hawaii and the airline's second u.s destination after seattle the airline originally planned to launch the service by the summer of 2010 but the route has been further delayed due to visa concerns and landing fees china eastern however announced that it will begin non-stop flights from honolulu to shanghai on august 9 2011 instead marking the first ever direct regularly scheduled service between china and hawaii on january 21 2014 air china launched the second china-hawaii route with non-stop flights from honolulu to beijing also the first non-stop route between the two cities las vegas-based allegiant air use to offer once weekly non-stop service to many smaller markets in the mainland western united states these cities included bellingham boise eugene fresno spokane and stockton allegiant still offers service to las vegas and los angeles it was announced that allegiant plans to drop service to honolulu altogether in august 2016. top destinations airline market share annual traffic topic public transport the bus routes 19 20 and 31 stop on the upper departure level of the airport routes 19 and 20 connect the airport to pearlridge center 20 only hickm afb 19 only downtown honolulu ala moana center and waikiki route 31 connects the airport to tripler army medical center via kalihi transit center routes 9 40 42 and 51 run on nimitz highway within walking distance of the airport when honolulu rail transit phase 2 opens in 2025 there will be a station at the airport connecting it to downtown honolulu and points west of the airport accidents and incidents on march 22 1955 a united states navy douglas r 6d won liftmaster transport on descent to a landing in darkness and heavy rain straight off course and crashed into palikaya peak in the southern part of oahu's waianae range killing all 66 people on board it remains the worst air disaster in hawaii's history and the deadliest heavier-than-air accident in the history of u.s naval aviation on july 22nd 1962 canadian pacific airlines flight 301 a bristol britannia 314 crashed while it attempted a go-around 27 of the 40 passengers and crew on board were killed vicar's viscount n7410 of aloha airlines was damaged beyond repair when it collided on the ground with douglas dc-931n-906h of hawaiian airlines on june 27 1969. on august 8 1971 vickers vi count n7415 of aloha airlines was damaged beyond economic repair when a fire broke out upon landing pan am flight 830 a bomb exploded aboard as the aircraft prepared for approach to honolulu from tokyo on august 11 1982. one teenager was killed and 15 others were injured the aircraft did not disintegrate and made a safe emergency landing in honolulu aloha airlines flight 243 flying from hilo to honolulu international airport on april 28 1988 experienced a rapid decompression an 18-foot long 5.5 meters section of the fuselage roof and sides were torn from the airplane due to metal fatigue out of the 89 passengers and six crew members the only fatality was a flight attendant blown out of the airplane several passengers sustained life-threatening injuries the aircraft diverted to kahului airport united airlines flight 811 a boeing 747 carrying three flight crew 15 cabin crew and 337 passengers from honolulu to auckland on february 24 1989 suffered rapid decompression when a cargo door separated from the aircraft after takeoff from the reef runway nine passengers were swept from the aircraft the plane returned to honolulu bojinka plot a plot discovered by united states and filipino intelligence authorities after a fire in a manila apartment included in its first phase the planned detonation of bombs aboard several flights inbound to or outbound from honolulu on january 21 1995. the bojinka plot later developed into the september 11 attacks on february 2nd 2016 the pilot of a cessna 337 skymaster making a trip to nearby kolaeloa airport from honolulu international airport discovered his landing gear would not extend after holding for two hours to burn fuel he made an emergency water landing in sea lane four twenty seconds off of lagoon drive the 68-year-old pilot did not require transportation to the hospital in popular culture the airport has been featured in several episodes of the hawaii 5-0 2010 television series as well as in the 2006 film snakes on a plane and the 2014 film godzilla the latter was actually only featured in a single exterior shot as all scenes filmed at the airport were actually filmed in vancouver british columbia | Subhajit Sahu | UCQfZeuqLWTmhBor49owSrhw | 2018-12-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,171 | 26,256 |
Ja5UvXN5ig4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja5UvXN5ig4 | Winter Look: Balsam poplar leaf bud harvesting! | buddy I'm sitting here with the balsam poplar tree sometimes known as Cottonwood and I just wanted to show you real quick how to harvest the leaves in the winter but the chickadees overhead now so if you look down right below it actually you can see some of the old branches that have fallen and what you can do is just go right up to the little buds like this in the wintertime you see it there yeah and we just snapped them off just like that and we get them into a glass jar like chickadees flying all around me right now so we keep finding these little buds and we snap them off it's a good idea to do it on the pruned branches that have fallen to see we're getting a nice little handful here and it's good to use the prune branches that have fallen down or if you've got an arborist coming to your yard they can also save the branches for you and you can take them off there so yeah you just keep finding all the little leaf buds that are here I need to snap off all the little pieces so that they're broken off and we're gonna be actually making a medicine called bono chiliad from this medicine or from these leaf buds so that's a little mini shaky camera introduction to balsam poplar leaf bud resin harvesting have a good day | Wisewood Apothecary | UCoqGQl93S8Q0r7XwiqPzFKg | 2018-02-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 242 | 1,234 |
KrzdZZzQyEk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrzdZZzQyEk | How Africa’s young population impacts development | good morning ladies and gentlemen and welcome to this seminar tubs this morning on the topic of getting to Africa's demographic dividend we are really pleased to have you with us but I would also like to welcome our online audience who will be joining us for the presentation and for the response afterwards after our respondent we will however say goodbye to the online audience and then we will have an opportunity for some questions and comments and I would then invite both the presenter dr. Sol year and our respondent professor Carl gala to participate in that part of the session a brief introduction to our presenter and our respondent although of course I'm sure most of you are familiar with them but nevertheless and Yaqui who will be presenting today is the chair of the ice as board and of tri of trustees and he's also head of the african futures and innovation program here at the ice is if furthermore has an affiliation to the faculties of law and humanities at the University of Pretoria professor Correa Ghana is the unsmooth professor of international relations at the University of the Witwatersrand and is also currently serving as the acting chair of a new center there and at studying the United States from an African perspective surely a first Gilbert in this country I would like to also acknowledge the support from the donors the funders for this project here specifically the hands Idol Foundation and Siddha we are also very grateful to the members of the ISIS partnership forum and to the governments of Australia Canada Denmark Finland Ireland the Netherlands Norway Sweden and the USA who have been supporting this project ever since its inception a few years ago several of you would have participated or attended some of the previous reports and the so called big picture reports that come out of this project some of the previous ones dealt with a fourth the impact of the fourth Industrial Revolution progresses towards meeting the SDG goals in Africa today's focus is very specifically on the whole issue of the continents demographic dividend I think what struck me most when I started reading this paper was to look at the median age of the world population excluding sub-sahara Africa which is 34 years at the moment whereas that of sub-sahara Africa is only 19 years and that suddenly made me realize that this is a very very important topic for us to pay attention to I'm therefore going to ask yaki to start off immediately 13 minutes for your presentation after which I will turn to my colleague Gilbert and ask him for his response Thank You yogi my apologies good morning ladies and gentlemen my name is yakky cilia I'm the presenter this morning I'm going to speak to you on getting to Africa's demographic dividend I thought I'd start with providing you with a bit of a background on the work that the Institute does this is a list of the areas of work done at the ISS you'll see at the bottom it says long term forecasting that is the work that is done at the African futures and Innovation Program at the Institute we have done a series of country and regional long term reports on the future of Ethiopia Mozambique Nigeria Kenya South Africa we at the moment doing a study on the future of the five countries of the Sahel region we have done a series of papers on the ability of Africa to achieve the sustainable development goals such as on poverty water sanitation health etc we are focused on various specific issues like future trends and violence democracy the future of development aid urbanization the fourth Industrial Revolution and for all of this we use the forecasting model and we partner with the Frederick s party center for international futures at the University of Denver in Colorado the United States all the material we do is available free of charge on the ISS website either under papers reports or books for all our work for most of our work we use the international futures forecasting system which is hosted and developed by the Frederick s Pardee Center ifs as we refer to it international futures allows you to look backward where you have come from to explore past trends so it has data from 1960 and at forecasts until the end of the 21st century so firstly it allows you to understand how you have been able to get where you are where there is not data available and it has more than four-and-a-half thousand data sets in it it interpolates creates the data it therefore allows you to understand how you insist social and environmental systems have developed over time and then to shape the way in which the world is a good evolved if she has a current path forecast which is a kind of a base case forecast or a business-as-usual forecast that we typically use as a kind of a reference scenario within its massive algorithms IFS has 12 subsystems I am obviously going to be using and referring a lot to the demographics module within ifs but it also has an economics module education health infrastructure agriculture energy environment technology and the orange systems or natural systems the blue systems or human systems and then governance finance and international politics what is unique about ifs is that all these systems are interconnected so therefore if you change the provision of water and sanitation to rural South Africans it changes South Africa's GDP it changes everything changes the world GDP changes so this is the strength of ifs it is open source and freely available so the purpose of today's presentation is to explore the timing and conditions for African States achieving a demographic dividend that can accelerate the rate of improvements in livelihoods the paper is available copy of the paper it is available outside and there is also a video that is being launched today the video will be on YouTube and on the ISS Africa TV by the end of the session I want to speak about four issues I want to explain what the demographic dividend is I want to speak about the IFS current path most likely forecast of where Africa and the world is likely to go I'm going to explain to you the demographic dividend scenario that we modeled and the impacts of that and I'm going to conclude and show you a three-minute video let's start off and I often start my presentations with a slide and it's it has a title that says that population growth in Africa constrains improvements in economic and social well-being Africa currently has a population of about 1.3 billion people that will by 2030 the time horizon of the sustainable development goals have increased by 32 percent to 1.7 billion if one were to draw a graph and I'm going to show you a few graphs in this case I'm going to show you income so on the left-hand side is Malia thousands of 2011 US dollars this is time from 1980 to 2030 this is what's happening with global incomes so until about 2018 2018 this is data and that is a forecast and this is what is happening with African average incomes you can see the obvious divergence this is where we are in 2018 you can see a growing divergence and in actual fact that growing divergence underpins almost all the work that we do at the African futures and innovations section at the Institute our question really is what can we do to reverse this growing gap between average income levels in Africa and in the rest of the world because from 1994 to 2008 improvements in Africa's growth prospects were the longest in the continents independent history yet by 2017 annual average incomes in Africa only 460 dollars per person on average above the last peak in 1980 so 1980 average incomes had match effect peak declined and then we see this growth spurt but look at the growing gap between Africa and the rest of the world so this is not the world this is the world without Africa if we look at the forecast this is the forecast this is data we can't really argue about the data we can probably argue about the forecasts then from 2018 to 2030 our forecast is that Africa will on average growth 4.8% by 2030 but that by 2030 29 percent of Africans will still live in extreme poverty 29 percent of Africa's total population and I will show you the exact figure it's over 400 million Africans so poverty will largely have by 2030 have become an African problem it will have been largely eliminated elsewhere in the world particularly in India which still has a large poverty burden but by 2030 when you speak about poverty it's going to be about sub-saharan Africa my remarks come with two caveats which I also just have to make once again and the first is that demographic forecasts are inherently they we understand demographics better than almost any other system and it is much easier to forecast but still demographics is inherently also not the future of demographics is not sure so if on the left hand side we have millions of people and at the bottom we have here years from 2018 till the end of the century then this is the UNDP high population for cost that is the low population forecast that is the median population for cost and look at this huge difference in the problem the potential differences that they can be in population forecasts this is for the world this is the IFS base case this is the forecast that that we use as a reference for cost slightly below the median forecast of the UNDP in population and the second really is just again to point to Africa's diversity and size to remind us that I'm going to be generalizing about a continent that you can fit most of the rest of the world in in terms of size and so we've got the u.s. there we've got China there and so on we can fit the entire rest of the world almost in the size of Africa it is important to recognize how diverse and large this continent is which I'm unashamedly going to now generalize about and also point to the momentum in Africa's population growth what this represents is simply 2015 2030 2040 5 this is Europe this population which remains later relatively stable stable at about 500 million people and you can see that the momentum of Africa's very rapid population growth so let me turn and then to the first section of my presentation which is explaining what the demographic dividend is this is a standard population pyramid that many of you will know where you have your population cohorts from children at the bottom to your working age population 15 to 65 and your elderly above 65 it's a classical normally when we present this we would have woman on the left and men on the right and just to present how that pyramid changes over time the demographic dividend is simply the relationship of your working age population to your dependents elderly and the children the more working age you have the bigger a mud roof you have the better you will do but the flatter your structure the more dependent children you have or the elder the more elderly population you have the more you will struggle so this relationship between working age and dependence is very important but you can define the demographic dividend in a number of ways the first way is to save the ratio of working-age to dependence should be 1.2 person working age people to dependent or more then your economy grows or if this is less than 30 percent and that is less than 15 percent you're also in a sweet spot another way to measure it is to say that if the median age of your population is between 25 and a half years and 41 years you're in a demographic sweet spot South Africa has just entered that demographic sweet spot or if your fertility rate is below 2.8 children per woman so there are different ways of defining the demographic dividend but it is basically all about the same thing and that is how many working age people do you have to dependence now you will you will have heard that I'm not speaking of employment I'm speaking of working age people there's a big difference because many people would first say but they need to be work for these people that need to be educated and be in a good position and have good health if they are to be able to work but history tells us that a working age population creates the work and the environment and the educational opportunities so it's not a one-way street so there are different ways of defining the demographic dividend these are for countries that are different stages of the demographic dividend on the top left you have michelle phan correct yes Nazir has got the youngest population structure in the world here we have Egypt Egypt is just entering its demographic sweet spot median age is about 25 and a half years then we have Sweden Sweden is just exiting its demographic Suites median age just over 41 here we have Japan Japan is the oldest population in the world so you can see how the structure changes so to show what median age life expectancy and total fertility rate would be for each of these this is new share median age in the year leisure is 15 ha half of measures population is younger than 15 other half is older than 15 the life expectancy in the year is 63 and the total fertility rate the number of children that the average woman has a 7.2 Egypt which is just entered its demographic dividend this is all for 2018 median age 25 years a life expectancy 72 number of children 3.1 total fertility rate this is Sweden meaning age 41 life expectancy 83 total fertility rate 1.9 which tells you that Sweden's population is starting to shrink if you go below about a 2.1 population start to shrink this is Japan median age 48 Everage life expectancy 84 and total fertility rate 1.5 in summary sub-saharan Africa has too few people of working age and too large of population under 15 years of age to rapidly increase incomes so F sub Saharan Africa is very slowly going through its demographic transition so this is a slide that shows total fertility rates for 54 of Africa's countries these are the countries at the bottom and now you can't read that but on the left hand side is the fertility rate there were that would be me share this is Mauritius this is your total fertility rate that starts at the for the start of the demographic the and if it goes below 2.1 your population starts to shrink so what you want is you want your fertility rate in actual fact to be between these two if you have that in your population slowly increases and you have a nice mud roof and your country is doing well you're comfortable why is this important because the ratio of working age people to dependents alone explains 1/3 to 1/2 of long-term economic growth that's simple fact hugely important you can determine if a country grows or not simply by looking at the ratio of working age people to dependents that explains 1/3 to 1/2 of total economic growth amazing let me prove us this is a graph that looks at the working age population relative to its elderly and and and children to its dependents over time from 1980 until the end of the century that is China that is the impact of the one-child policy in China look where it peaked China peaked at 2.8 the working age people to dependents no wonder China grew so rapidly because China's one-child policies forced it to peak at a tremendously high rate of working age people to dependents the next growth country where is the next surge going to come from and come from India that is India India is going to peak at about 2030 but look at the fact that India is going to peak at a much lower rate about 2.2 working age people to dependents now if we look at a country like Nigeria this is Nigeria so Nigeria peeks at its peak population in terms of working age to dependent around 2018 and it peaks at a much lower rate than even India so you can already determine that firstly India is going to not grow as rapidly as China secondly that Nigeria is not going to grow as rapidly as India and thirdly you have to have a lot of belief that by the time all of this happens manufacturing and agriculture is going to be able to absorb and provide jobs for people for that mass of people and we've done some some work on that so that was I've explained the demographic dividend explaining the importance of the demographic dividend I've already given you a hint that if we look for example at Nigeria's growth rate long term it's not going to be able to grow rapidly enough nor India possibly but hopefully I've tried to explain why China and the Asian Tigers which I did not show grew so rapidly let's look at the current path forecast what do we expect all things being equal what is Africa's likely development trajectory so here I show you millions of people on the left-hand side so it goes from zero to two thousand five hundred or 2.5 billion people and I show you extreme poverty on the right and this is a forecast 12 2050 so this is Africa's total population with poor extremely poor people in red and the rest of the population in blue so at the moment Africa has about 493 million people of its population of 1.3 billion that live in extreme poverty by 2030 at the end of the sustainable development goals there will be about 486 million Africans living in extreme poverty by 2060 2050 about 272 million so the right extreme poverty is coming down but because of this massive population growth it's not coming down very rapidly if we look at what that means in terms of the percentage of Africa's population it goes from about 37% at the moment to about 11% in our view it is not it is very unlikely that Africa will come close to meeting the sustainable development goal of eliminating extreme poverty by 2030 it's going to miss that because natural fact what is happening at the moment is that the numbers of extremely poor Africans are increasing rather than decreasing so that's one it's not a depressing picture because if you look at Africa's rapid population growth that against that rapid population growth we can reduce poverty it is really quite amazing let's look at Africa versus the rest of the world on the left-hand side it is again the ratio of working age people to elderly independence at the bottom is a graph from 1980s until the end of the century and this is firstly how Africa is expected to it when Africa is expected to achieve its peak demographic dividend and you can see that's about 1972 and you can see also that the world achieved its peak demographic dividend in 2010 that is why when why we argue that globally the world is in a slow growth environment because globally the size of the working-age population relative to dependence is no longer increasing it is now decreasing so whereas until 2010 the whole world was in an in a pro-growth rapid growth scenario the whole world is in a low-growth lower growth scenario there are two problems of course in this graph that you obviously see first is that Africa is going to peak lower than the global average very important because that means our growth potential in Africa is low lower than the growth potential in was of the rest of the world when it built and secondly it's going to take us 54 years to get there that doesn't mean that Africa doesn't grow for the next 54 years Africa is growing because it's it's poppy it's great it's working age population is growing the whole time but we only really grow rapidly in that period and we get there fifty-four years from now so Africa really starts accelerating Africa really starts accelerating from about 2050 onward but that is still 2050 is told 22 years away from 2070 - which is they so let me now show you a demographic dividend scenario where we looked at what could be done about this so we took the international futures forecasting system and we pull various levers in it making sure that every lever we pull is benchmarked against what would be reasonable progress we firstly increased modern contraceptive use there is an Africa a huge demand for contraceptive use it's equivalent to about two children per woman that is unmet if you simply meet that demand you would already have a large impact on fertility rates we did modest reductions in infant and female mortality rates from communicable diseases which is a function of improvements in health systems in Africa we still improved education outcomes in Africa we eliminated the gender gap in education between boys and girls by 2030 and we improved the provision of safe water sanitation and electricity within the international futures forecasting system making sure that every intervention that we every lever that we pull is a reasonable lever that speaks to progress that has been made in the past because obviously you can't be unreasonable the impact of this is as follows I show you I'm showing you a graph that again has from 1980 at the bottom until 2100 and the ratio on the side so these are this is Africa before the intervention and this is Africa after the intervention and this is what I showed you previously with regard to the rest of the world same growth only line has been added in this isn't a slide and you can clearly see that what we have done by those interventions which we bring the demographic dividend forward by 13 years and secondly Africa now peaks at 2.2 working age people versus dependence instead of two has a huge impact on everything what it has the first thing it does it reduces Africa's population by eight hundred and thirty seven million people it's almost a billion people by the end of the century so that's the most obvious impact it has this is size of population over time from nineteen from 2020 and told the end of the century but what is the impact on poverty there's millions of people on the left and this is again a forecast to 2050 this is the difference that it does that it makes to poverty so on the one side you can see the demographic dividend scenario now what is important about this graph is this shows millions of people so despite the fact that Africa's population is much lower the poppy the poverty rate comes down even more rapidly an actual fact despite the fact that by 2050 there are 250 million fewer people in Africa poverty rate is a hundred and there 112 million less extremely poor people in Africa and he's amazing that is truly amazing what is the impact on income levels this is the the increase in income this is amol Africa's countries between this is the the difference in income by 2050 so by 2050 the average annual incomes in a country like Angola has increased by four thousand eight hundred dollars per person in 2050 by so in 2050 the average Angolan well in the scenario get four thousand eight hundred dollars per person more than he would have in the current path forecast in Tanzania four thousand five hundred dollars in Ghana two thousand three hundred dollars in Egypt one thousand dollars in Libya one hundred and forty dollars Libya is an upper middle income country like South Africa so I've shown you the difference that this makes in poverty I have now shown you the difference that this makes on average income levels this is what it does to the population itself this is a population pyramid for Africa and the current path and this is the demographic dividend scenario the blue on the side indicates tertiary complete the tertiary education secondary primary and no education in the middle firstly you can see that the shape has changed completely it's now much more like the Taj Mahal if you want a nice population structure go for the Taj Mahal gives you a nice fat but mid roof and you do well look at the increase in tertiary education so this is by 2060 320 63 is the end of agenda 2063 that the Africa Union is set as a vision for Africa average adult education the gap between average and adult education between Africa and the rest of the world narrows from two point eight years to two point four years by 2060 three instead of that gap remember that I'm showing this growing gap between African averages and the rare in the rest of the world in education that gap narrows by from two point eight to two point four years so the summary impact is firstly by 2063 into the demographic dividend scenario Africa would have four hundred and eighteen million fewer people offer almost half a billion fewer people yet it would have a GDP that's one point seven trillion dollars larger than would be the case and obviously that means that individual Africans are significantly wealthier life expectancy is 1.2 years longer and 178 million Africans less Africans live in extreme poverty it's huge impact there is the same in the forecasting world that demographics is destiny it is very true demographics accounts for populism for democracy for violence to some extent not - or not doesn't explain all of that but it's an incredibly powerful driver of the future to conclude and then to show you the video globally we are in a slow growth environment as I've tried to indicate because globally population growth rates are slower and the rate of the growth of the working-age population - dependence is declining but not in Africa Africa is the only region where you're working age is increasing and increasing rapidly but it's going to take so long that we are going to peak relatively slowly but average rates of economic growth in Africa is too slow and population growth in our rates too high too rapidly reduce poverty or improve average levels of income what we do we need to do we need to speed up our demographic transition i accelerated rollout of modern contraceptives female empowerment and education because the deep driver is the relationship between men and women improved health through clean water and in sanitation through candid and robust public discussions and scholarly analysis through the provision of political leadership that is why the statement by president magufuli of tanzania last week when he said that tanzania does not need contraception that Tanzanian should have more children stupid and foolish is the best description of that statement demographics are immensely important to economics when the working age population people between 15 and 64 years of age is significantly larger than the dependent population the very young and elderly an economic window of opportunity known as the demographic dividend opens up in fact the relationship between the working age population and dependence is so important that it explains one third to half of economic growth and the higher the worker to dependent ratio the faster the economic growth globally the ratio of the world's working age population to dependence peaked in 2012 and will decline into the future slowing global economic growth yet in Africa the size of the working age population as a portion of total population is still growing and will only peak shortly after 2017 that is because sub-saharan Africa has a particularly young population on current forecasts Africa's peak worker to dependent ratio will however be low which translates into relatively modest potential for rapid economic growth rates that will only accelerate mid-century or later with few exceptions average economic growth rates in Africa are too slow and population growth rates too high to allow the continent to either rapidly reduce poverty or improve average incomes targeted interventions on family planning provision of clean water and improved sanitation education and advancing women's power status and education relative to those of men can dramatically improve human development outcomes by rapidly reducing poverty and increasing incomes in a scenario that advances Africa demographic dividend the continent will buy 2063 have 418 million fewer people poverty will largely be eliminated and Africa will have an economy that is 1.7 trillion US dollars larger than would otherwise be the case Africans need to engage candidly and robustly in public discussions and scholarly analysis of the economic and developmental implications of the continents large youthful population political leadership in discussing gender inequality and family size is vital as our public media campaigns that demonstrate the health and economic benefits of smaller families in addition to investing in the education of women and girls African governments in low and lower middle-income countries should prioritize the accelerated rollout of modern contraception such a program should first meet the pent-up demand for contraception and then aim to significantly expand contraception use beyond current planning this would advance the onset and intensity of Africa's demographic dividend with substantive development benefits Africa must take action to advance the achievement of its demographic dividend to rapidly alleviate poverty grow incomes and improve livelihoods thank you very much yaki I am going to ask you were to immediately provide us with his response Thank You Gilbert thank you very much sir yaki and you ladies and gentlemen for coming I as a political scientist when I was reading the the report I I thought demography would have actually been more critical of the the richness of the paper so I thought what I'll do just to raise a few comments about what I thought about what about I thought about the paper and then we can launch into the discussion I think the work around demography is important and I like the paper because it conforms to the global targets of 2030 where we going where shall we be in 2030 with regard to demographics but I also like the richness of the paper in contributing to our understanding of where Africa is actually going to be 2063 because that's the platform that the AU has given us so Jackie's work actually fits very well in giving us the kind of insight of where we're going to be in 2060 3 and where we're going to be in 2030 and I'm going through the the the demographic trend is actually a very interesting a very interesting exercise I also like the paper because it debunks I think what is really the conventional what I want to call the conventional triumphalism about the problem of youth in Africa I think we are talking we are celebrating too much about our youth we are saying you know this is Africa is the is a the global future because we have a lot of young population and so on so I think it does in fact raise bigger questions about what does a larger youth population actually means and in very concrete statistical statistical terms so the paper actually is bad news for most of us who are looking at the issues of demography and the issues around what is the link between demography and development so I like and we need to keep getting back to how do we get out of the bad news now that we know that we are not actually going to make that much progress in the next in the next 50 years or so sadly I think what I liked about the paper is that it reminds us of the old debates in the 60s and 70s the debates are about the critical role of fertility rates the people like Emma Adam on people like after Louise writing in the 60s and 70s and saying you know the market demography is actually linked to development and we have to be serious about about these issues so it is a reminder there for you going you are taking us back to the 60s debates on the 70s debates the base that I think we forgot probably in the 80s and under 90s and so we I like that return to their to their all debate so Jackie is actually telling us that in fact we are not going to make any traction on development we are not going to do more if we don't look at the notion of the demographic transition how can we actually get at working age population that is law that is higher than their very young the very old I think that's the what I could I got from that is the description of the Democratic demographic transition are very catchy fresh and I like the way you described it in the paper using all the data that you have across our countries really struck by the fact that nature only 15 the larger populations only 50 under 15 and that's a very frightening figure if we think about it I think therefore the story that comes up is that only eight countries actually we are going to are close to what Jackie is describing as a demographic transition or the dividend only eight African countries are closed and so what happens to the rest I think the figures are equally frightening only 27 countries are going to wreak the demographic transition in 27 years I think that's that's the figure so in 36 years and then some others maybe 21 are going to do it in in 18 years or so so the picture is not as as positive as it should be but again we can't run away from data if this data is accurate and so we have we have we have to be honest that the figures don't look as good but I think what I'm saying is that it jump-starts us into what needs to be done and therefore I also like the fact that the prescriptions that you go back to in getting into a demographic transition are actually the prescriptions of the 60s the prescriptions of the seventies again the literature telling us we need to pay attention to fertility rates we need to pay attention to girls education we need to pay attention to gender equality these are issues that were prescribed much much earlier and I like the fact that you could reiterate these very important issues if Africa is to overcome the kind of problems that it's going to face family planning I think you do point it very clearly that we need to go back to those debates my bigger question however is that since these prescriptions are very standard prescriptions I thought the best way to understand the problems around the demographic transition is to ask why if this is common knowledge if this is standard knowledge if this conventional wisdom that has been with us for many years what explains the lack of movement on some of these issues because because as you are saying that I mean if Gaza education is important and if everybody's been investing in these if they are international actors who are coalescing around these prescriptions that you put in the paper what is preventing us or what is preventing majeure for instance from from in fact retaining those kinds of outcomes that you described so I like the fact that that you you are putting the big bigger picture or to the table but I want a bigger explanation as to why these countries actually is going to take them longer to get to what you're calling the ideal even though your positive messages that things are getting better and it may be 2050 for what your rate of 2063 Africa will be less poor but I like a better explanation as if this is the kind of problems that we economist demographers have been talking about for all these years why haven't we why haven't we met that much traction you also have a discussion on the youth bulge and I think that you say I think you do mention that it's in another paper and it would have been nice really true to pick up on the issue of the youth body the debates about the youth but which have been clearly I think politicized in some cycles to give a an entirely negative picture but the youth but I mean I do understand that there is a lot of discussion around you know youth and violence youth and civil conflicts but I think we need a better picture on the question around how do we actually use the youth you know in more and more creative ways and I like an interesting discussion on how positive should we be how positive can we be about the youth bulge and raise that debate well how do we get to that debate it's probably hiding in some of your figures but I just want to get a sense of because when we keep complaining about the youth bulge it raises bigger issues about are we trying to run away from this problem we complaining too much while we should be using the youth actually for the kinds of things you are describing the other point about the the demographic dividend is that I don't see how it is going to contribute Africa is still very much African countries are still very much agricultural economies how is this demographic transition going to enhance agricultural production for instance there is a discussion around you know industrialization and we need to do more we need to build more in the global networks and so on but in the next int by 2063 these countries will still be very much agriculture economies how does this dividend translate into that that component of our economies because the the alternative as I said in the loose in the Loess models to say get these people into in into industry get dementia into productive industrial industrial jobs is that actually going to happen what does the scenario about the demographic dividend going to impact on what are going to be largely agricultural economies finally there is there is a issue around migration which is tied actually to the notion around the youth bulge of the demographic dividend if the rest of the world if the rest of the world does not if the rest of the world has already attained the demographic dividend and the bulk of them are in fact are going backwards as you mentioned in the case of Japan how can we have a debate around Africa's contribution globally to what is going to be that big deficit and I want it to be couched in the sense around how can in fact migration how can we shift the migration debates around Africa contributions to a global labor deficit if we could put it that way and I thought maybe a paper that is looking at demographics in Africa the impending demographic dividend in 50 or 60 years how can we put us how can we put an argument that says Africa therefore we need to be contributing to the global glut in in labor and and I know it's a very controversial argument but I would have liked some space for each here as we look at Africa's future in terms of who is going to have more more working age populations if that is the argument I think you put it very clearly I think I'll just opion those are my quick remarks on what I think is a very excellent report on I think it should be read widely and contribute to the ongoing debate and I like the fact that you mentioned by willfully because it struck me as quite an interesting statement from a leader in this day and age where we know the factors around population and the problems of population growth in our countries thank you thank you very much Gilbert I think what you have done is to set the scene for us for a very interesting discussion now and by means of questions and answers and comments and it is a pity that we at this point have to thank our online audience for having joined us but I think this is where we now revert to a discussion just amongst this group so my thanks to the outside people for having joined us and I will give it a few seconds I guess and then we will go to a discussion year amongst the audience who are present | ISSAfricaTV | UC5uZT5Wt_pDbdghC_xyIIMQ | 2018-09-18 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,988 | 38,710 |
L4T7763BrV0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4T7763BrV0 | Classic Poetry Names | hey everybody this is a video of some beautiful names from poetry and some really famous poets if you're into poetry this could be a cool way to honor some of them the first name is poet obviously and I this is a unisex name I could see on a boy and a girl and Soleil moon fries daughter is named poet and I think that it's really really cute the next one is Tennyson and I think Tennyson such a cool strong masculine name Tennyson is after Lord Alfred Tennyson and he was a poet Laurier the United Kingdom during much of Queen Victoria's reign and wikipedia says that he is the ninth most frequently quoted writer and the Axford dictionary of quotations after Shakespeare and others and some of his famous work is the Lady of Shalott and the poems about King Arthur the next name is Whittier and I think what year is so cool it's like it's cool like the name Wilder if you're daring like that i think would e'er is pretty cool too and it's after John Greenleaf Whittier he was a great American Quaker poet and he was influential and abolishing slavery the next one is my favorite and that's Henry after Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was a celebrated American poet and he was born in Maine and a few of his famous poems are the arrow in the song and Paul Revere's ride and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow it was just such a cool guy and I love his poetry I think Henry's really cool name one of henry wadsworth longfellow's poems I was called Hiawatha and I think Hiawatha is such a cool name the poem was about a fictional Indian hero and his lover it was published in eighteen fifty five and was an instant success it is just beautifully written and has other really cool names in it like nokomis too and it's just it's worth the read the next name is PO I think PO is a cool edgy name if you appreciate the works of Edgar Allan Poe it's just so cool the next name is frost after Robert Frost and he was a great American poet too and one of his famous poems was stopping by woods on a snowy evening and he just he was such a great poet and he had a piercing simple way to convey a point I think the name is cool with other names like winter I think it fits in really well with today a really really classic name is Iliad and it was written by homer and it's an epic poem set during the Trojan War the next one is Keats and after John Keats who was a great man tick poet from England and recently a movie was made about him called bright star which I heard was really good and I like the sound of it it's short and sweet and yet it has a nice pointed sound I like it the next name is Wordsworth after Williams words were William Wordsworth sorry he was another one of England's great Romantic poets hero the famous poem about daffodils and one of my favorite lines from the poem is and then my heart with pleasure fills and dances with daffodils I just I can't help loving the names Wordsworth I think as a middle name it would be so cool the next is Emerson and it's after Ralph Waldo Emerson who was an American poet and he had an interesting writing style even people to harangue his time admitted but it's a current fresh name even for today I think for some names for girls the first one which is really popular right now on formspring is Evangeline and it was a poem written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and he called the story the best illustration of faithfulness and the constants d of woman that I have ever heard of or read so it's just a beautiful poem about oh man and a woman who are separated after they were married during the war and she didn't find him till years and years and years later on his deathbed they were reunited and I just it's such a beautiful beautiful poem and a great name the next one is Pippa Pippa's one of my personal favorites there was a poem written by Robert Browning called Peppa's song and it's a cute short little poem that's just brimming with all that's winsome the next one is another personal favorite and that's kill many kill many was a poem written by the Scottish poet James Hogg and he created the name it's about a young woman who goes up into the hills and disappears and then comes back years later having seen paradise and it's a wistful poem that just it makes you fall in love with the name kill money the next one is a poem written by Alfred Tennyson and that's Mariana and it was a tragic poem but it's a beautiful name and it has Tennyson's rhythmic flavor and it just rolls off the tongue just Mariana so pretty another name that's really really cute is Lucy Lucy is after Lucy Maud Montgomery and she was a famous author and she's my favourite author of all time and her most fav her most famous book was Anne of Green Gables but she was also a phenomenal poet and they were deep and whimsical and yet very understandable she was very talented poetry the next one is Gwen Dylan Gwendolyn is such a gorgeous name and Gwendolyn is after the african-american poet Gwendolyn Elizabeth Brooks who is celebrated and and just wrote with a keen view of the times in the early to mid 1900s the next one is Bronte and some people say Bronte but I see Bronte and it's after the sisters Charlotte and an Emily Bronte who wrote like Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights and other beautiful classics like that but they weren't just authors actually their very first book they tried to publish was a book of poetry and bronte it just seems a trendy and modern sounding name and yet it has a lot of depth because of their just their works were so strong in the last name for the girls list is Malay after Edna st. Vincent Millay and she was an American poet in the early 1900s and was a very strong writer too and Malay has just a sweet soulful sound to it and Edna is pretty too but bleh just has such a nice cute fresh sound to it I really really like it so I hope you enjoyed this video and if there are any poetry or poem or poet names that I miss comment below and let me know what your favorites were and I'll see in the next video bye | Alix Brown, The Name Mentor | UCnofliOJWJ84LlOeSLgg41Q | 2011-06-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,157 | 6,007 |
Atmk48XRGVQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Atmk48XRGVQ | Black Women Are Missing In Astronomical Numbers, And It Seems No One Cares! | Dr. Rick Wallace | [Music] thank you [Music] hello everybody it's Dr Rick dropping in on you as we continue our series on the black family the disintegration of the black family and things that are related to that I'm going to segue out for a second and focus on something specifically that I'm passionate about that I have been talking about for years um again if you believe in the work we're doing from the research center on down to the programs we implemented to the community Show Your Love show your support because there's so much work to be done there's so much to do and I'm not going to go into detail if you follow me I've been doing this in this in this space for 13 plus years and I've been doing it period for over 30. um you research me if you don't know for the guys who follow me for years you know what we do we've been here if you still been around for years it's obviously some value that we're bringing to the table show your love and support uh but I want to talk to you specifically today about something again that I'm immensely passionate about and I don't think gets enough attention not only from mainstream media but not even not even from blacks as a collective we make a lot of noise about certain things but we aren't making enough noise about this and that is the tens of thousands of black women that are currently missing uh it's estimated nine away from 65 to 75 000 black women are currently missing in the US some for years what is even more alarming is that while black women make roughly make up roughly about seven percent of the US population um our women make up 35 almost 35 percent of the number of women who go missing every year now to exacerbate this there is a lack of coverage that is a lack of interest and uh mainstream media doesn't cover it in the same way that white women who go missing are covered we all know about the the I cannot think a little uh young lady's name who went missing but her boyfriend went on that her went on the trip and they went missing and it was a national hunt it was everywhere it was the biggest thing one white woman and the whole country got shook same thing with Natalie Holloway uh I'm not in any way attempting to mitigate or minimize they're missing to their families they're important but what we got to understand is the black women who go missing are important to their families there are so many different things that play into this one of the things is in uh important elements and components that we need to understand is that mainstream doesn't cover it for a couple of reasons there is a natural devaluation of black women as a natural objectification of black women there's a natural unspoken narrative that if a black woman is missing it's probably because she put herself in the precarious situation when actually if she didn't go on her wheel it doesn't matter what she did if she didn't go on that will her missing is an issue and it needs to be addressed should we address uh better safety mechanisms and protocols within the black community should we address certain things that may put our women at risk should we address absolutely but it does not say because these things need to be addressed that for some reason we don't care about what's happening with our black women and that they don't care well see the first thing is the people who watch these media Outlets are predominantly white we live in a white racial Care Society we're the predominant uh majority are white they have over 100 million plus we have 40 million so um the interest in what's going on in their white World dictates how the media sets up their um coverage of stories you have to understand that this is about money everybody believes everything is about what people are really truly concerned about no it's about what people will gravitate to to create the capacity for ad Revenue when it comes to the media white people will tune in and lose their mind about a white woman missing not so would a black woman the immediate thing that comes to a white mind when a black woman is missing is she must have been or she must have did and then they start the disqualification disqualification process now you know what's worse to me is that far too many uh blacks follow suit why are we screaming at the top of our lungs why aren't we flabbergasted at the idea that we actually have that many women missing why is it why aren't we asking the logical questions asked to why is the number of black women missing so this poor disproportionately aligned in correspondence are in place with just the position of who and what we are in the total population you're talking about seven percent of the total population makes up 34 percent of missing women that's really really close to what it's like in prison for black men we make up six percent of the total population but we make up almost four thirty seven thirty eight percent of the prison population almost 40 percent these social dynamics in these social realities are too far Beyond statistical significance to call it a coincidence it's too consistent in its result to say it was just a phenomenon so we need to ask ourselves first and foremost the thing we have to look at is inadequate media coverage and public attention historically cases of missing black women have received less media coverage and public attention compared to the cases and individuals from other racial and ethnic backgrounds the lack of visibility can perpetuate a perception that the lives of black women are undervalued that's not a perception that's actual reality the same amount of attention isn't given to black women so you have to ask why that is not the same level of value placed on black life in general and in Black why we can see this in uh the number of uh deaths while giving birth are uh immediately after giving birth for black women versus other racial other races in specific white white women the level of care concern uh associated with patient complaints of women who are either giving birth are in the uh post uh birthing stage postpartum stage of delivery they are not viewed not handled not dealt with not taken seriously in the same manner that white women are so it it it's this General Universal notion that black women don't carry the same value as white women and what we must understand as blacks is that while that might suck while that is definitely not something that we should be okay with we must first deal with the Enemy Within we must first deal with this demon of um apathy within the collective uh the fact that it doesn't bother us until it's us that we have been conditioned not to see the connectivity they don't tell you all day long that it's not about race but watch a white woman go missing and watch how they behave versus a black woman missing and it tells you all day long it definitely matters we're not in a post-racial society we're in an evolved racial caste system that presents the idea that all things are equal when it's not and if the thing is not to get caught up in throwing uh throwing out the idea it's unfair oh well it's me but to sit up and say if they're not going to love the playing field we have to we have to become more responsible more engaged more aware uh we need to be responsible for ourselves we need to be out in creating mechanisms and then if they're not going to look for us then we need to have a mechanism and a [Music] oh [Music] so we need to create our own mechanisms first and foremost that's the first thing that we need to do that's something that we have to have in place the next thing is law enforcement and biases and disparities law enforcement does not take the reporting of missing black women the same young black girls are immediately uh classified or categorized as Runaways every day literally I get a minimum of 10 missing black girls when I say black girls under the age of 18. so that just in that category alone that's this crazy disparity going on and what we must realize is that human trafficking sex trafficking is literally the second largest uh illegal industry on the planet it's Bigger Than The Dope Game the only the only industry illegal industry on a global level that's bigger than human trafficking is weapons trafficking and so what we have to understand is there's literally a business for Taking Lives and they target people who are going to be least likely looked for or that's going to create less of a ripple and so that's one of the reasons why you have this disparity from seven percent of the total population to 35 percent almost 35 percent of the uh number of women that go missing every year is because people don't make enough noise about black girls nobody's tearing up the world looking for uh thousands upon thousands of black girls one girl goes missing entire nation turns itself upside down to find her Natalie Holloway went missing in an entirely different country and they are still doing stories on it and documentaries on trying to get to the truth this guy's moved to another place got arrested for doing something crazy over there and they still thinking but the whole story is being told that's this big interest in one white woman missing and yet there are 75 000 of our women missing and not a bleep that's another reason why we need our own media that's another reason why we need to take sister nyota yora a lot more serious in her efforts of creating black media as not just an idea or a podcast platform but an entire mechanism an entire thing I'm talking about our own servers our own everything that's something that this she's been doing uh I thank God for the partnership that uh I have developed along with uh Dr Michael K Blanchard in doing this thing and others you know this thing goes back far and we've got to start taking this thing serious we are going to have to take this thing serious look then uh despite law enforcement there is also the racial profiling thing that's just this idea that black people do stuff to get themselves in the situations it's the immediate assumption when a white woman goes missing Foul Play the immediate assumption when a black woman goes missing she got herself into something then you place that with the natural devaluation of the black woman and the black woman's value in society as a whole and that's just not enough resources energy effort and time and I do to invest in finding this black woman if she wants to be found she'll be found you know um in many instances they may have been murdered in most instances they have been kidnapped in some instances they are being held against their will by lovers all of this stuff is not justification for acting like they're not missing but here's the problem if you don't apply pressure to something it exists in the fluid the fluidity of its natural being the natural being of how this Society treats women is black women is they're here but oh well when things are going good for them cool we'll let them contribute when things are going bad for them that's their problem and if we don't ever apply pressure to that if we don't ever apply pushback to that if we don't ever in our own behavior say our women matter the system will never respect our women other people will never respect our women it has to come from within it has to come first and foremost from black men we are the protectors and we have to see every black woman that goes missing as a failure of us to protect our communities to protect our homes it's easy to sit up and say they shouldn't have been they shouldn't have been they shouldn't have been that's not one of that one damn one of my kids that something can happen to and I'm gonna say they shouldn't have been now I may tell them that once I deal with the situation I may say you shouldn't have done that but I'm never gonna sit up and say oh well they're on their own and the same way has to be in generally speaking about blacks we have to understand we're coming from a unique situation the way we behave as I have been pointing out in this series it's tied to our trauma is tied to our socio-economic reality there's just certain types of behaviors certain types of things that's going to come from broken homes in poverty we need to understand that so that we can deal with it that's one of the things that my research does is it points out these different uh impacts and the implications of these realities so that we can understand what we're facing and why things are we have to stop seeing things as anomalies stop seeing things that as uh consequences and coincidences and all these other things we need to start asking why so when something is isn't what it should be we have to ask why then we have to look and search for our origin and causality that for uh that's this law of universal law of cause and effect says if something is happening there's a reason it's happening if I don't like what's happening I find the reason is happening and I deal with the reasoning I deal with the cause I deal with the origin same thing with illness you don't treat the symptoms that's what um symptoms they deal with symptoms they make you feel better but they're not dealing with the origin of the cause uh that's why they didn't like they don't like uh homeopathic and naturopathic doctors like Dr sebi like the Dr Joseph mccurla why because they're pointing you to the cause they're helping you say I'm not just going to deal with this here I'm going to deal with this where at some point I won't need the medication I'm going to heal Myself by dealing with origin where you deal with social issues in the same manner you sit up and say okay this is the cause what are we going to do we're going to have to interrupt the cause if the cause is poverty then we interrupt the cause of poverty by discovering how to overcome poverty and it's possible I have presented countless amount countless uh um presentations uh and a wealth of information and data via books via lectures be of conferences and everything else on the way to approach the wealth thing I've given you books the war on Blackwell breaking the code of generation what if I give you courses the path to generational wealth I've given you uh ideas and and and and looks inside of what's going on all of it's there but you have to take action on it right so my thing is when I look at the fact that black women are missing I take it personal here's why if I'm walking with my wife and a guy comes along and Pat's my wife on the ass number one is there's a natural instinct in me that's going to defend her honor but that's also the the Primal part of me that's looking at it and said he just disrespected me because I'm standing right here so he didn't just disrespect the mishandle of my wife he disrespected me and ultimately in his action said I don't fear you I don't respect you you have you're insignificant and so we have to look at that if they're coming in and snatching our women at that rate they're telling us the men we don't have no we have no fear of what your men are going to do to us for how we handle you and that is something that we have to look at we have to be willing to celebrate not on my watch we need to say that on a bunch of different things but we definitely have to say that in how we're looking at this laughs some of the things are a part of the systemic chaos that comes from poverty which is a socially engineered perspective of the black experience we have poverty in every race group but when you come to per capita blacks are at the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder and so we have to ask ourselves why and then we have to say that a part of this issue with missing black women is this socioeconomic influence that just certain behaviors certain risks certain exposures that are going to take place in a impoverished unprotected situational environment we need to be aware of that we need to be willing to deal with that uh Community impact we're not completely engaged at a level on a community level to make our presence felt collectively our Collective presence isn't making the push that it needs to make we are going to have to become committed financially we're going to have to become committed socially we're going to have to become committed from the perspective of Education we need to be preparing and training and establishing a sense of self-purpose and identity in our youth at an early age so that their movements are different than what we're seeing now are there expectations and standards are different from what we're seeing now that's a problem so again I'm challenging every last one of you it's time to change the narrative and we do that by being directly engaged in some way or another the passive way of doing it is sitting up reading books talking about it in in different environments the barber shop The Cigar Lounge uh on social media but not doing anything of significance to actually move and take action I actively get engaged in helping find young women we find some but there are way too many that we aren't able to locate um but I know that with the right training uh for investigation and and that's Dr Blanchard's uh background is investigation he is a former uh police officer a former uh investigator for uh Human and Health Services uh he knows how to implement that and we have other people who I can bring in as well I am very very uh well trained and prepared in profiling in establishing uh victimology and being able to identify the problems or the prop the probability of certain particular situations happening where likely things might happen whether we looking for all those things we have the core element to sit up and create our own system so that we can stop begging other people to take care of us stop begging other people to care about our missing women stop begging other people to care about our missing babies we are responsible that we have the training we've just been using the training the majority of our careers to help them and if you're getting paid to do your job and that's something you're passionate about I'm not even raining on that but you cannot have this skill set and not be willing to use it to help self and help those who look like you help those with unique and similar experiences to yours those are the ones that definitely need you on debt that's why I commend the work and I'm so glad to call him a friend Dr Dr Blanchard because he literally walked away from a police career because he couldn't Advocate the way he wanted to Advocate and he saw so many things that wasn't right and it became a threatening Endeavor for him so he had to walk away from me but he didn't stop he found other ways to help me stop find other ways to get involved he's one of the most consistent in caring and giving and we don't always see the eye to eye that's one of the reasons I actually love him because he challenges me he's iron sharpension we're not supposed to agree on everything we're supposed to say hey you didn't think about this what about this you only seeing it from that perspective we challenge each other but together when it's time to go to work and put in work together we are able to do it and we need more of that that's the challenge that's what I'm that's what I'm challenging everybody to do to come together man we have so many things that we could be doing through the Odyssey project we just don't have the backing um and I and I'm all for helping any other group that's doing the same thing hey we need to get together we need to come together we've got to care enough about our people that we become the resource and then by the very way of doing that we will open up the conversation for a new standard on a national level across racial boundaries where we can sit up and say okay our women are being valued now in other communities but we can't demand that when we're not handling business in our community ourselves uh that's going to be it for then again if you want to show your love show your support for what we're doing uh in this area and so many other areas in the community consistently each and every day look in the description box and uh donate don't pass the buck don't assume somebody else is going to do it we have a big problem with that sit up and say I'm gonna be a part of the solution today and I'm going to give on that note look I'm out of here I hope that this helps we're going to keep going on this series about the family but I really had to kind of segue out of family and specific and Deals specifically with our women because this is an issue and I'm saying it because some stuff came across my desk today yes and it's like my God and it's like one of the most consistent it's like what are we doing with it because if anybody else is seeing what I'm saying why are we so quiet on that note look I'm gonna get out for you guys have an unbelievable remainder of your day [Music] hello everybody Dr Rick Wallace here dropping in with a little special announcement for those who have followed me for any stretch of time you know outside of the businesses that I run like Myriad Business Solutions division ethics Institute artists Media Group I also do a great deal of work inside of the inner city communities in Houston Dallas and other areas I'm asking now as we push a fundraiser that you support what the Odyssey project is doing in the inner cities especially with programs like black man Elite which is a rite of passage initiative and restoring ghetto for ghetto's forgotten daughters which is a program focused on helping young girls but boys as well suffering from childhood sexual abuse uh rape molestation domestic abuse uh absentee fatherhood and so many other things the information will be in the box thank you [Applause] whoever whoever I want to be I've been through hell all by myself [Music] all 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-twXPfY-fR0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-twXPfY-fR0 | Radioactive Tritium Found in Fukushima Port | Contamination From Groundwater Leaking Out of Plant | foreign my name is Ryan some of you know me as John Doe right here in Japan Now sample was taken from the seawater to Port the crippled nuclear power plant Fukushima daiichi has come back to show that a massive amount of tritium contamination has occurred at the rate of 1100 BQ per liter that's the highest detectable amount of radioactive contamination in the water surrounding the former nuclear power plant since this nuclear meltdown Crisis began back in March of 2000 and 11. now the nuclear regulatory agency of Japan has said that what must be happening is at groundwater seep it into the plant is already contaminated and then seeps out of the plant into the port into the sea water now that is a quite a vicious cycle and we've seen this happening before they have constant leaks down there contaminated water all the time this is yet another example of that and it's like I said it's quite a vicious cycle they have that type of situation at this point whether you have the groundwater is able to get into the plant which still has not been explained at all it's been going on for a while that groundwater is already contaminated the plant obviously picking up some more contamination and somehow finding its way to leak right out into the harbor what I'm wondering is that really dumbfoundedness is that really a stupidity going on is that really lack of ability to do it considering the current situation of storage of kateme water already at the plant where tepco is trying to convince the uh farming the fisherman Co-op to agree to a dumping of contaminated water knave repeatedly said no despite even Co-op union members leadership be in support of the idea members of the fishing cooperative and Union say no in quick votes almost every time so I'm wondering how much of this is oh we can't do anything about it it's unprecedented or they're being lazy about to say oh well you won't let us dump what we have stored well anything else that come out of the plant what's gonna let it flow freely from now on if I do anything about it so it goes on and on and on like this time and time again tepco gets caught doing something dirty they come back and say oh no we're sorry here's the real numbers uh can we take care of this problem officially now by that time it's grown to a point to where people are so frustrated angry they don't want to cooperate so the next time it happens they don't say anything they keep lending to happen and saying oh we don't know how to deal with it you know like that every time so here's the questions we got where is the league coming from the nuclear power plant and where is that leak from groundwater allowed to get into the plant the only thing we could possibly speculate this time is the core has melted completely through the plant and is creating holes that go down into the groundwater contaminating the groundwater and leaving big gaping holes with a flow right up into the plant to get hyper charged with even more radioactivity I think causes somewhere leaks we're going to say leaks but it could be just dumping right into the port and they put their hands up and say oh no all right that's what's going on here in Japan you got contaminated water groundwater coming out of the plant go into the port super high amount and no one knows where these leaks are at so until next time it's me Ryan check it out | Jon Doe | UCvOLvT-RpXU69uNZhjfmyCA | 2013-06-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 624 | 3,366 |
iMuHRsfm9dc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMuHRsfm9dc | PF BLOGGER RIZWANI PATEL RELEASED FROM POLICE DETENTION | okay uh so good evening all uh we are here at kawata police station you are aware that one of our members the district IPS from Peta okay District in eastern Province was abducted on Wednesday the family family members lawyers members of the party we didn't know where he was you were aware that yesterday with fellow members of parliament and leaders of the party who were looking for rizwan Patel we didn't know where he was we looked all over we didn't find him finally our lawyers located in this evening and they've managed to get a police bond for Arizona has been charged with four offenses strangely Mr President identical offenses that were given to me a matter that you will speak to so I'll invite honorable uh given ravinda who's leading the delegation we have honorable who's been at work to ensure that we located rizwan and a bond was obtained family members and others so I'll invite uh horrible given that to give his remarks uh I want to welcome rizwan to the growing club of the victims of arrests this is a growing club and interestingly it's a club comprising mostly of members of the patriotic front it comes to us without any Wonder without any surprise I have said this and I want to reiterate it if there's anything that is going to stop president from forming government in 2026 as far as he's concerned it is the patriotic front and this is the reason why he will not stop at anything in arresting all of us in the Patriotic funds one message I want to make clear to him is that these arrests shall not cow us at all we shall continue to do what we promised the Zambian people we shall do to give him the necessary checks and balances as a credible opposition political party they will lay charges against us for all sorts of frivolous cases we shall not back down it is very strange that four people five people have been arrested for exactly the same offense how could five people possibly have met and before did one letter or two letters five people all of them forging one letter how could that have been that Emmanuel remember that Andy Lucy that Thompson Perry and now rizwan Patel the four of them sat and said let us Forge a signature the four of them forged one signature the question that begs an answer is Ken zikta please come out in the open because now it is Victor that is in the dock can Zita go and dress the one person who was the first one to post that letter on social media instead of harassing everybody I'm sure that if they come to my Facebook page and they find that better they also say I also forged but it is easy for zikta to trace this and see who was the first one to post that letter as far as we are concerned that letter has been in circulation for a long time it was not on brought on social media on the 8th of June we know some people who actually dropped that letter from their Facebook pages and Victor can trace that we would like to advise president again we know that the relationship between your government and the Catholic church and the body of Christ generally is not the best we know that and we sympathize with you and we also sympathize with you we know how damning that letter is to your relationship we know that you want to find a way of trying to distance yourself and your government from that matter but surely harassing innocent people as a way of cleansing yourself is not the right thing to do I think that what you could do as president is to make sure that Victor just go out there and they get the letter let them produce the original letter and let them take that original letter for forensic experts to check to see who actually signed that letter instead of you suspecting every person on Whose Facebook you see that later you say they forget the letter that is not fair it is totally unfair I would also like to condemn this habit of abducting our citizens and taking them to a known destinations harassing them beating them up and trying to extract information from them that's not policing that's not investigation conduct your investigations in a civil manner conducting your investigations in a manner that shows that you have due respect for the rights of your suspects a person is innocent until proven and guilty and it is not the duty of anyone but the courts of law to prove a person guilty and the quotes of all of law also must be seen to be free from any interference if their judgments are to be respected by the Zambian people so I'd like to appeal to you president again please make sure that these institutions of Justice are allowed to operate without any undue influence from anybody particularly the investigative wings of government we advised you soon after you formed government when you decided to take law enforcement agencies under Office of the President we told you that that act in itself was an act that is going to Boomerang because whenever these people take any action we shall say that you instructed them what is it that stops us now from saying that you actually even when you are in Rwanda you are commandeering the arrest of young reason and for a president to be so interested in the arrest of one citizen I mean that really demeans the state of the office of President I would like to appeal to you my friend president agayinde please let law enforcement agencies operate independently and the comments that are being made by your spokespersons whoever you call them new positions you have created that they stand up and start denouncing people and threatening initially we're told PF will be registered now I've been hearing citizen foreign Citizens First to be registered and somebody's claiming Emmanuel mwamba was failing being beaten how can a man who has lost a tooth say that is feigning that a tooth was removed the truth broke out of his mouth and he has a medical report and one of your people go around on media saying is fading now this gentleman here he has been abducted beaten gunshots fired to scare him and again somebody should come and say that he's lying anyway my message to all zambians is that the patriotic front is still determined and we shall continue to fight no matter how many of us are rested we shall continue to fight I want to thank those who have come up to give sureties to the police for the release of rizwan and I want to assure you reason that you are just joining a growing club as a member of the patriotic front you must also be baptized to come into the club of victims of arrests only after this can you say I am a true soldier of the patriotic front so welcome reason welcome Emmanuel thank you thank you yes [Music] first of all I'd like to thank the Patriotic fund party my sister is all about and all the other members of parliament who have been day and night tried to find me where I am what I was going through when I was taken for Peter okay when I was but yeah I had requested please let me call my family member all my party officials to notify them that this is my I'm I'm on this journey I was denied access no you will get you to get it at beginning up to luangwa they were a bit friendly from there the tone changed when I came here first night I was put in second night in what interrogation and in the afternoon they literally took me to C5 room in at Central police beat me up like a criminal put a shaft in between my legs put tied my hands with this seat belt they beat me in such a way that right now my vision is blurring in and out and they said this is just a start and for sure they lived up to their words at night then from there they took me to relay police station division headquarters Delta I was there at in the middle of the night they came to pick me up with C5 officers and then they took me in a bush they covered my head with with a hood they put a gun to my head and told me that if you are not going to admit here you are going to remain no one will know you why are you still following this party what is it what is in for you what are they doing for you can you admit and now you find that they even find a shot over my head I was just praying there that God you are there for me I'm standing for the truth I've not done anything wrong what did I do wrong here that I'm blaming being blameful why is it that justice has to be double standard why is it that when a upnd member posts this on Facebook which is a public media he is not he's never brought here he was never tortured he was never picked up from Peter okay like a Coke no no ordinary criminal and why is it that we have to be victimized just because we wear this this is our belief this is our party we are from Eastern we are proud of our party why is it that justice has to be too standard this is not right Your Excellence you promised rule of law tell your officers to practice the rule of law or we will assume that you are the one instructing them to victimize us thank you make no mistake but the offense that has been lumped on Emmanuel on Andy on Thompson on rizwan is not a small charge to be accused of forging a letter coming from the head of state is something very scary and this is the reason why we in the patriotic front shall stand by these two four people to make sure that we get to the bottom of it as a matter of fact I want to say that we also as a party have the right and also the responsibility but also the capacity to conduct our own investigations to find out who exactly authored that letter because surely it could not have been authored by four people it must have been authored by one person and we are going to make sure that we also get to the bottom of it so we shall assist in investigating so that we know who is it who authored that letter because it couldn't have been authored by four people somebody must own up and one day that person will honor it may not be now but for sure time will tell and the God that we operate to one day will vindicate us and God will show us the one who actually signed that letter and that day is coming so don't think that you can hide behind time because time will catch up with you these four people go to court and I'm very happy they will have their day in court they have to go and stand there so that they approved guilty they don't have to go and prove themselves innocent no they'll have to be proved guilty and that day is coming thank you and I want to thank all members of the party continue to stand together especially in moments like this stands together all of you members of the patriotic front remember my words all of us are potential victims of police arrest so all of you be on standby be on Lookout be on alert be ready those of you who have ailments make sure you have extra drugs in your home so that when you are picked you go to the sales with your medicine like this one did today yeah but also look out for each other let's be the Brother's Keeper let's be sisters keeper those of you are always available to come and sign bond for us continue to do that don't tire but you also remember that you are also potential victims all of us in the patriotic front are ready thank you you very much results for the abduction and then for the torture that has been subjected | Kay Felix Inspire | UCFvB9d-XNmXxi_rlM9JxqQA | 2023-06-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,145 | 11,144 |
7pAr57TObSE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pAr57TObSE | Yaron Brook - What is Personal Responsibility? | the principle I want to talk about today in will relate it to to healthcare and there's always a principle behind what I try to talk it actually this is a principle that's gonna shape the entire show today we'll call it puts the responsibility because this is a country built in the idea of personal responsibility but I want to I want to I want to delve deeply into what personal responsibility weak personal responsibility actually means because so many people talk about it and talk about it is superficial narrow terms and to me this is a deep important meaningful concept meaningful idea that is really at the heart of the founding of this country this country is about leaving people free to pursue their own happiness this is a country that believes or at least in its founding believed that every individual has the capacity using his reason using his mind to figure out what's good for himself and to go on pursue it and if they don't if they make mistakes are they just a lazy or they just don't figure out what's good for themselves that's on them it's not my responsibility to bail out my neighbor every time he makes a mistake it's not my responsibility to bail out my fellow Americans wherever they might be when they make a mistake it's not my responsibility to be my brother's keeper and it's not the responsibility of the government to serve as an intermediary between me and my brother and make sure that I am my brother's keeper my responsibilities in life is to take care myself it is to live the best life I can for myself is to do and engage in the actions and in the thoughts necessary to achieve something with my own life and and make something of my own life other people's responsibility is to take care of their lives and to make the most of their lives now this is not just a political question this is not just about the the government stepping away and letting us each one of make the choices and make the decisions that are necessary for the fulfillment of all life this is also a moral statement about the more responsibility you have first and foremost towards yourself towards your own happiness towards your own fulfillment towards your own flourishing and only secondarily and only to the extent that it serves you own life to help your neighbor and to help your brother to help your fellow American but we are not obligated to do so there's nothing in the Constitution and Declaration of Independence that says that indicates that suggests or in the Federalist paper for that sense that we have a moral obligation or political obligation to take care of everybody who makes a mistake out there or anybody who's just too lazy to take care of themselves it's not only about mistakes mistakes and kind of morally neutral but some white people people are just team all people just behave badly people just don't think people just don't engage in what is necessary to live a fulfilling successful life and is it my responsibility therefore to jump in and with my wallet open to rescue them at every opportunity now that's what Obamacare suggests and that's what the whole idea of socialized medicine suggests Obamacare is not insurance socialized medicine is not insurance Obama can't socialize medicine view healthcare as something they view it as a right a right that it's our responsibility to grant those who otherwise would not buy insurance let's say and and the Republicans are bought into this they said give universal insurance that everybody must have insurance and that the government is responsible for making sure that everybody has insurance it's a mall travesty no it's your responsibility to buy insurance and if you don't that's on you not on me it's not my mom responsibility to bail you out it's not my responsibility on my mouse panse ability to pay for your health care if you have not saved and you have not bought insurance but you chose not to now if you fall on a bad luck we all know what the remedy for that is we Americans incredibly generous when we see somebody suffering for no fault of their own charity it's called charity the charity has always been part of American life and when somebody falls on bad luck if somebody you know gets in an accident or somebody you know just didn't have the income to be able to afford insurance for whatever reason then you know their child has charity hospitals the charitable institutions there's the charity of the neighborhood and the community but there is charity but you because you have fallen on bad luck because oh because you have made bad choices in your life you do not have a right to my wallet you don't have a right to my time you don't have a right to my efforts my life is mine that's what the rights are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness means in a declaration independence you cannot have a right to healthcare because that right to healthcare necessitates that I provide it to you whether through money by subsidizing your care or whether if I'm a doctor I have to treat you I don't have to treat you she can't pay why would I treat you if you can't pay a restaurant doesn't give you food if you can't pay a doctor has every right not to treat you now we could talk about emergencies life-threatening situations but generally a doctor is not your slave the doctor is not required to take care of you no matter what so socialized medicine assumes that the doctor is a slave and I am indeed the slave that we're all a slave to one another that we all are responsible for one another we all have to take care of one another but that is fundamentally anti-american that is fundamentally anti-american the idea of America is the idea that we are each responsible for ourselves that our moral responsibility is to take care of ourselves that I'm all responsibility is to do the best that we can to make the best choices to think to plan to have a plan for life not just a randomly you know drift through it but actually plan it out so that we can afford insurance now we'll get to why some people can't afford insurance today how government is created a situation where you can't have insurance today Obamacare socialized medicine govern intervention a healthcare undercuts at every level this idea of personal responsibility | Objectivism Clips | UCOIzIxJqu0RhU4jlsuIjabA | 2017-10-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,128 | 6,249 |
IfiSsacHd_o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfiSsacHd_o | Scentsy HAUL: Gilded Warmer, Holiday Bundle, Alladin Collection more Bricks | a lot of friends welcome back to a simply simple set because today we are sharing a sensi video with you guys so I have a box that just stopped delivered and I'm here with you guys today to share my excitement cuz you guys know how excited I am when I get a sense a delivery okay so let me just open this up I cannot believe that we are halfway into November okay just it's just going by so fast alright so let me go ahead and open this up there was a couple of stuff that I felt like I needed then from the holiday collection as well as like some special bundles that we had earlier I did not order but then um since he just released a bunch of paper since he just released some disney products that was into the vault and so i decided to go ahead and place an order for some of those okay and then I did have to get the two other bricks that I did not order from that one video that I showed you guys my last video I showed you guys a haul of the holiday bricks I love every single one of them I decided to order the other two that I did not order okay oh wow this is weird for this one since it decided to okay and then I got a couple of warmer so all right so put all those aside I'm so excited I think this hall is just a little bit of a variety of special collections that we have special warmers that that came out and I can't wait to show them with you guys okay so the first one because you guys already saw like I said my last video I showed you guys my bricks you guys I am so obsessed with sensing bricks maybe one of these videos I will tell you all the bricks that I have I had them I actually had to move them out of the regular place because I wanted to make sure how many bricks I had and a lot of my bricks are multiples of something because just in case I ran out but I have never even gone through one brick clamshell and I've been using bricks for gosh I've only started buying bricks actually when I became a consultant because when I was a customer with my best friend she was my son she was my Scentsy consultant she would she would only tell me what she thought I liked she never told me about all the specials that you know since he had throughout the year I always she always just gave me my kahiko hula my camo camo my Havana Cabana those are the three those why I'm so in love with those because I always got those but ever since I became a consultant three years ago I started acquiring bricks and I cannot get enough so I had them piled up all the bricks from the ground and they almost reached me so that's how much bricks I have and I use them I use them okay the first one I have is a vanilla bean buttercream as I mentioned on my last video I don't know why sensi released it because we already have it into the Santa you can definitely order it into the sensor club I think Santa Club roughly I want to say roughly roughly has about maybe ten cents that you can pick as a brick and it used to be that you had to spend a certain amount I think it was like $30 to be able to just add a brick onto it now with the sensi club you can just add a brick if you wanted any one of those scents that they offer and vanilla bean buttercream is one of the ones that they offer but when you get it into your sensi club with those choices of sensitive bricks that they offer it just comes into the basic sensi packaging of a purple and then they have a little tag that says um the name of the scent so this one vanilla bean buttercream even though it's offered I went ahead and got it I have like three of these because of the packaging but never being buttercream is one of my favorites sweets said oh if you love bakery if you love sweetness it's just a sweet buttercream scent it's just like buttercream frosting like popped over like a yellow cake or something hmm so good so good and then look at that pretty packaging okay I definitely wanted to UM to buy that as a collection piece that's the last one that I'm gonna open and then I bought another very snowy spruce this is one of my very favorite Christmas like pine scent because you can definitely smell the pine in there you can definitely smell like the Christmas holiday spices but I think it just balances out with everything it it's just a perfect Christmas scent you can smell the pine cone the pine tree and the spices the the holiday scent but not it's not overpowering okay perfect I love it okay and then like I said since he released some of the Disney items that was in the vault I'm still waiting for lilo instead because lilo and stitch is my favorite one of my favorite Disney movies as well as my girls I only purchased one and I was gonna purchase more but I wanted to like receive it first and touch it and by the time I received it that day they sold out that day so lesson learned with Disney a lot of items through like this new release they get sold out really really fast one of those is the honey pot that we need the Pooh honey pot I think it was sold out within that one day so I didn't even have a chance to take a look at it at our you know our work station saying oh yeah it's available because it was sold out and Aladdin is a collection that came out a few months ago but since he released it and I think even lowered the price for the for these um the collection this whole you know limited edition packaging it's very nice I think it was like 20 bucks so overall I think it was a good price because the bars came out to be like four dollars a piece because I think there's five bars in here so let me go ahead and take it out so three and then who smells good and then - okay all right hopefully I can put it back into the box okay Oh cute like if you love Disney I love this me actually we're going to Disneyland in a week or two to spend the holiday there with with the kiddos but I'm not much of a sensi Disney collection attic as I am with like this the sensi breaks so this is one of my like first sensi bars unless it came with like a bundle of like the the buddies like the Winnie the Pooh I think I have the Hundred Acre Wood other than that I don't think I have any other Disney ones I did order a Mulan Mulan I forgot the set of it but it was a those circles come set see circles just to put in Danielle's car she drives now she's my senior she to Central University we're so happy for so our son goes to University of Washington she got accepted to the central Central University so she wants to go into teaching and then the art program they really have a great teaching art program there but okay so we have unladen I wonder if that's gonna tell me the the sense in here because I don't have anything open a whole new world okay and I don't know which one is a whole new world so hey I hope I'm thinking this is a whole new world because they were singing the whole new world when they were carpet it's nice clean refreshing since it says a whole new world is plumberry violet leaf and white woods I do like it sorry pop-up you guys know I just use my phone dear Lord another pop-up okay I do like it it's a very nice scent okay so the next one I have is going to be a yellow one I am Arabian Nights maybe and then I'm thinking this is friend like me because genie sang the song friend like me so let me very light if this is friend like me it's sapphire miss blue is it so cyclamen petals and magnolia blossom very very very very very light for this genie bard I'm just gonna call it a genie bar very light I mean I like it but it's very light okay the next one we have princess Holly I'm thinking this is princess Holly we could say has Prince Ali on the on the cover light I mean these are all like not one of them so far has been very very um strong okay Prince Ali is bright lemon smooth moss and warm sandalwood okay I like it Arabian Nights I'm is this one and then just the just the packaging itself you know it's a it's a little collection I like it too okay so if this is a rib you know oh let us say it here oh my goodness friends it says right here it's in gold the jump oh this is one jump ahead never mind this is one jump ahead okay and this is tiny orange ripe Apple in vanilla it says right here but it's in gold so it's kind of hard you guys know I can't see very light okay so but I was right with this one friend like me and then a whole new world okay so those are nice um Arabian Nights was bergamot v Lang is a healing healing eeling and crystallized musk light I like it okay and then the last one is Prince Ali Prince Ali is hey Prince Ali says his bright lemon smooth moss and warm sandalwood oh this is very um like masculine it happy would like this into his office he has his Star Wars even Jonathan I bought both of my boys the Darth Vader Star Wars former that they're enjoying into they're in their bedroom and office hobbies gonna make that one okay so it comes in a nice packaging and then it comes really nice packaging itself okay so I got that one so my box just felt and then the other one I got is a collection I believe this is the winter collection totally forgot so every winter sense it comes out with a few bars sometimes I think it's like roughly five or six bars and they call it the the holiday bundle I think it is and I don't want to ruin the box so how do i oh don't tell me I have to rip it oh come on open the box um I don't want to rip it okay oh right here oh okay it's one of those okay it's um you don't need to rip it don't ruin the box but there is a um there's a little slot in here all right so two four five five collection into this little gingerbread house so pretty Sookie oh it smells so good okay again I think it's the Holiday Collection I don't have the names of this but when you go into my website or your consultants website just look under collection it will divide it into sin see this is going to be under Scentsy collection and then this that this need items will be under license collection okay so cozy cabin hmm cozy cabin is but I wish that since he has like the description and to like them so we don't have to look them up okay but cozy car I'm cabin it's a very dark dark green wax hmm I don't know if I like it I mean I don't hate it but I think it's more of a very nature nature scent like a moss not rainforest bungalow that's my favorite um like outdoor seasonal scent but more like a like out in the woods like mas mas n-not not loving it not hating it it's okay for now cozy Kashmir it's a nice like light like pink not even a pink oh this one's musky or Kozik cashmere I was gonna say like an old lady sweater like my sweater because you guys don't old it's like visiting grandma smelling grandma and that's not a bad thing okay it's not a bad thing it's just that's what it reminds me of like you're visiting grandma okay and it's it's like a good I actually I think it's a good description because it's you know when you visit Grandma Nana Grammy whatever you guys call your grandparents it's just it's a it's it's a feel of love okay so I smell a grandma of love with with cozy Kashmir so that's a good that's a good scent cozy cookie okay I think they're all cold called cozy okay cozy cookie oh you guys know I like my bakery set so I like this one cozy cookie smells like cookie okay cookie batter holiday cookie definitely some spices in there it smells good definitely definitely some holiday spices in there and it smells like a cookie cozy cranberry oh you guys know how much I love my cranberry says okay so that's good nice I like it ooh okay I like that one and then cozy spice you cannot purchase this individually but you can add it on to your sensei club individually okay so the next one is going to be cozy spice definitely some spices in here definitely a holiday set don't know if I like it either um I don't hate it but I'm kind of done with spices I'm done with the fall spices so maybe that's why but I they're all good all good holiday scents okay and then the other one I have is a warmer so this one is the gilded warmer this is one of my like I really wanted this warmer when it first came out I go through the list when our catalogs come about to come out and say I want that I want that I want that the other one I really wanted was that one that charred warmer um I wanted to go into more like a gold tone warmer this time for my spring and summer collection for my home because you guys know I use my warmers as a way to decorate my home I am just boxing up all my fall warmers fall and um like Halloween October November I'm bringing out my December January warmers already because I have to I have to otherwise I don't like having it's a process I have maybe 20 to 30 warmers out at a time so it is a process for me so I like to enjoy it for at least two months all right so the dish is a round dish it's one of our basic dishes the new basic dish now it's nice it's heavy glass and it says max is for recommended pour no more than that and I'm excited about this one because it kind of reminds me of like the diamond glass warmer if you guys happen to have that one I have that one but I like the Australian region better than the US region as far as like the the diamond glass I think with us it's more of a brass theirs is more of a silver okay so it's made of glass heavy glass oh I like it I wish it was a little bit bigger but I'm I like how it's a very light gold tone to it and then it's it's heavy duty it's not like one of our other warmers that is the gosh the that like the crushes the black crush the blue crush those are heavy but this one is heavier very thick if you guys can see that the thickness of that and then it has more of like a mosaic gold color to it but it's all glass and then I like the fact that it has a white cord with a white cobble switch and then there is no ring on this one it's just going to be the dish straight on I like it very very pretty can't wait to turn that one on okay and this was $50 for the gilded the gilded warmer not pretty it's heavy heavy even though our warmers are a bit pricey $50 they are made of high quality high quality materials this one great dish thickness this one's super thick glass I think this is one of the thickest warmer glass I have I've had enough in a long time okay completely happy with all these items that I purchased thank you guys for stopping by I gotta go I'll make another sensi video with you guys of what I have been enjoying maybe show you some of my bricks that are open and then I enjoy throughout the year definitely do that but for now I gotta pick up my little Miss Danica Mahalo friends and thank you for stopping by | ASimplySimpleLife | UCiWRDrjXg7cmM3Tl19OQ_og | 2019-11-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,971 | 14,562 |
HuQyK1vh0EY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuQyK1vh0EY | The Road Trip to Winchester, VA - Part 2 | but Sam I just want to get a raspberry sundae with extra mint give it to me or else I will force you to eat topsoil give it to me now oh no I need to use the bathroom Gershwin take my order so you remember it okay riff like I said Scottie I already told you no sugar because you need to lay off on the sugary sweets for a while also we have a bunch of tacos iWay cookies bologna sandwiches Little Debbie and hostess products and Japanese snacks so is a null and that's that as it's your way I will throw your Nintendo switch at doula where does it got dead Nintendo switch where is it where is it my switch or else I will force you to disco all right Scottie that is it we are going straight home and you are definitely definitely and that by no means necessary definitely getting absolutely nothing at all you well that's not something a k95 member has to see every day I would like a bacon deluxe bita burger with onion rings cheese curds and a Diet Pepsi please here we are thanks welcome to your leighton City Culver's I am grace how may I help you what do you guys like gimme gimme gimme those onion rings please Little Miss Perfect wants a North Atlantic caught meal I am interested in having a butterfly jumbo shrimp dinner Angela I hope you have the same meal as I do I want a North Atlantic cod Phillips sandwich please buffalo chicken tenders with honey mustard dipping sauce please I want the salad I melt but hold the onions and extra mayonnaise on that place I want the deluxe butter burger but hold the tomato and onions easy on the lettuce and extra mayonnaise on that please all of you except ginger the sides and drinks will be a surprise wait until you see them oh by the way I want the same order as Bodie please okay so the onion rings crink cut rise with cheese and cheese curds and all diet Pepsi and a vanilla milkshake good all of them will be served to you in ten minutes liaison day landed on a Tuesday and Tom leaves before we deduce the meaning of the spirit this week Tuesday the week we do spelling words this week I knew them all so I didn't have the need to ask as an echo we can have Suri I made it there in less time than mice that I brought Bodi and the guidance today Lonnie on a Tuesday the third day of the week we to do spelling and meaning of the spelling words of this week I knew them all so I didn't have the need to ask cam as an echo Siri or the Google asking device that I brought with me since the day landed on a Tuesday then what happened we went to music class period which is in mrs. Stanford's room 226 that's when German who was in that class with us started to not feel well he was feeling sick Angela Towson my classmate said if he buffs on her her fur will get all messy what else did we do during the school day Angela we went to nutrition which is in the cafeteria next to the vending machines Josh won one of my classmates got a headache when he got his breakfast he gagged when I got mine you started laughing Becca very funny once he finished eating he gagged even more then threw it back up onto the floor Bodi you and I were disgusted when we finished eating Becca you started laughing again he put his head down because he got a headache then what did I do after Gershwin threw up on the floor and you and Bodi were disgusted and Becca's started laughing the second time you had to find a teacher to clean up the myth in the cafeteria Becca you started to deal with mrs. Windsor when you hurt Josh winds feelings you then apologized to him for laughing at him when he gagged and threw up next during third period mrs. absecon told us to go to the bathroom to go brush our teeth that's when Josh Winn started to vomit again he heaved over the toilet and flushed it all down then went to brushed his teeth along with the rest of us well did his face really turn green are the bathrooms really nasty when we entered yes buddy his face turned green meaning that he's about to vomit again and yes the bathrooms were really nasty just like Angela Towson told us including Josh one before I thought poor Josh one what's wrong with him these days when I brushed when we returned to the classroom we did history I remembered the song we didn't start the fire by Billy Joel in my head I was aware that song was on my iPod playlist called Angela's favorite songs of all time well what happened to Gershwin during the class period he had a hard time focusing because he was sick he felt like he had to vomit again so you sky ridden got the trashcan for Josh winter buffin Becca he would have had explosive diarrhea but that's okay with him because he would have soiled his pants well what happened to Gershwin on fourth period Angela did he get diagnosed with cancer constipation miscarriage or something well Donna he didn't get diagnosed with cancer or constipation cause that would be silly and miscarriages for pregnant women only so no he is not pregnant so don't text or call him telling him that he is pregnant or has a miscarriage ever well during fourth period there were no teacher assistants available so I had to take him to nurse Vanderbilt's office myself nurse and a built said to me that Josh Winn has a fever and he had to go home early as I am aware of the landlord whose name is unknown owns our garage so I decided to take him to his house during our lunch period so he can take care of him while he's sick nurse and a bill Todd Josh win that he doesn't have anyone for him so I decided that I have the landlords phone number and I gave it to her she had to call him and told him that I had to take him to his house to take care of him during lunch I had to text you to get his backpack bori you got his backpack and brought up to him along with his personal belongings and nurse and to build Sophos I did Angela yes you did the lunch bell rang five minutes later and I had to get grab and go items for me and Josh went to eat along the way to the landlord's house I had to make a pit stop at Walgreens to get his medicine Ivan checked Honda Ravens Kittyhawks and Maya Logan's houses to see if they were home but they aren't our landlord was the best option I got some food for him at Subway then what did you do next I then took Josh went to the landlord's house gave him the food and went back to school to meet up with you my boyfriend Bodhi Dharma and the rest of my friends in the courtyard did you sign him out of school yes I did Dharma in half a mile take exit 177 a towards Atlanta well I can't wait to see planes landing that Atlanta hartsfield-jackson International Airport the world's busiest airport take exit 177 a four interstate 85 north towards Atlanta can we stop an Atlanta to take pictures I'm sorry but due to the corona virus pandemic we can't but we might see the Atlanta skyline and downtown Atlanta especially the planes landing at Atlanta hartsfield-jackson International Airport the world's busiest airport there's a JetBlue Airbus a320 in the all wrapped up in blue [Applause] well did you know that Chase Ville santur Angela International Airport started their choice one flights to Tel Andean River regional cities in Florida and beyond as well as Atlanta yes I know that I also see you Southwest willing 7 7 7 International Airport that's - well Josh Wynn was picked up by Ella after school and they went home the next day Josh Wynn felt better and returned to school and that's my story for another time or should I say in Italian moto homo and look look look there's a Spirit Airlines a 321 I love Spirit Airlines because of their bare fares that's three Bodie well let's see the Atlanta skyline on downtown Atlanta on interstate 85 while listening to my friend Becca's song Little Miss Perfect which is an extended version featuring rapper Rowland Ian beaver on the radio Wow that is my song and how did our friend roll on he become a rapper like parappa did well I started playing parappa the rapper on the PlayStation one console at Rolla nice house and he rapped more better than him and he and pure appetite for the best rap battle ever enough for two stay tuned for part three when Angela Tom and their friends enter the state of South Carolina | Tailslandian Gardens and Elysian Siemens | UCRpuTtRWiHPszYABs1SUu5w | 2020-07-13 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,575 | 8,155 |
_lxw1s-x9BU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lxw1s-x9BU | Migrating away from Oracle to PostgreSQL | hey guys my name is Abhinav I'm a database engineer in the database migration service and schema conversion tool team in Amazon I'm going to this this this this talk is going to be about how you can migrate your databases to AWS using your using the DMS as well as the schema conversion tool generally whenever whenever we see customers who are come to us that they want to move their workload to cloud these are some of the general questions that come into the come into the picture where how do they get there how do they get their changes to the cloud how do they make the make this migration more transparent more secure how will their on-premise and if they are planning for a multi hybrid strategy of on Thomas and cloud how how will this work out in the end when they move their data to the cloud and then how will they integrate via their current legacy code applications with the databases that they're moving in AWS and then other sorts of things of how the conversion will happen how much time it will take how much complexity is involved in this and then will there be any issues or any downtime that I need that need to be taken when I am doing this kind of a migration if I'm trying to react attack my application or we if something if we are planning something like a data like operation what all things will be involved in there so these are some of the general questions that come up and that's what that's where we are into our into business where we try to answer this as and help the customers out and move or make their move to the cloud more smooth and easily as per my experience and like were working with large enterprise customers migration is the migration is costly it's complex and it's time consuming if not done in a good way or not follow the best practices or not understood how what the database engine you are on or what database engine you are going to that's where things get more complex more time consuming and at the end it might also cause you caused a significant amount of downtime when you are doing this kind of migration it is also complex to set up venture especially when you are going from engines like Oracle or sequel server to engines like Postgres where you need to make sure that the code conversion or the database code conversion that you are planning to do is something we'll take how much time it will take or how much efforts are required in that and what what needs to be supported is what you what features you are using in this commercial engines and what features are not available in this in the open source engines that's where the things that needs to be decided when migration comes into the picture so for that for that and for the main this purpose only to make this more make this more easy and make this more or less near zero downtime make it more smooth we have we have our tools called DMS which is the database migration service and SCT which is called the schema conversion tool so what is DMS and what is ICT DMS is basically stands for database migration service which basically helps you migrate your databases from your on-premise to cloud or from cloud to or your on-premise systems it's basically migrating whatever data that you have in your tables in the databases DMS is responsible for migrating that it is just migrating the data that you have schema conversion tool on the other hand is responsible for migrating the schema code changes that you actually have on your systems on a data base is slide for example PL sequel or for the triggers the secondary objects the views and everything that you have and let's say in Oracle and you want to move to a seek you want to move to Postgres so that's where the schema conversion tool helps you that you can move from one hetero gene a one engine to another heterogeneous engine by converting the code and giving you and giving you an idea of how much how much concurrency will be achieving with regards to your conversion when you are using this tool some numbers around our DMS anis some numbers around DMS is basically till now since the launch of this product we have migrated 90,000 plus databases and it's it keeps on growing we have migrated between on thermos and AWS and vice versa we have migrated between databases like Oracle to Postgres and Oracle to an Oracle to my sequel as I mentioned schema conversion tool also helps you to do automated schema conversion which is basically helping you analyze how how your current quotes how your current database code is compatible with the engine that you are planning to move to and then a data replication or the data replication feature of DMS helps you to do a seal a near zero downtime a near zero downtime migration between between your on-premise or AWS systems one thing also that I would like to point out here is that with regards to DMS and with regards to schema conversion tool either your source or your target should be in amis it should be AWS I mean you can either go from on-premise to Amazon or you can go from Amazon to on promise there is no lock-in thing that we we do where you just have to where you can just move to Amazon but you cannot move off Amazon so this tool offers that you can anytime you can move to Amazon and you can move out of Amazon as well so that's where you can use both our tools for that some of our customers as you can see Nasdaq were one of the big enterprise customers or Flipboard these customer black.they of these are some of the customers who have who are actively using a product to move their infrastructures to AWS or plan their multi hybrid or on-premise and cloud or infrastructure as well as some of them who have already migrated to Amazon like like Orion health or Travelex and they have used the MSN schema conversion tool for this for this process of migration when to use DMS and SED so the these are the basically what we define with regards to our tools is the three steps as to what this DMS what DMS and was SCT will help you do so modernizing is basically if you are basically converting from your one a conventional commercial engine to a non commercial engine and not a like Oracle going from Oracle to Postgres or going from sequel server to prose Postgres so that's where DMS and SAT comes into the picture that will help you more denies your applications and idea architect your reallocator your current code base migrate migrate is basically when you want to move from one engine to another engine or for example you want to do a zero downtime upgrade of the current engine also for a better example of that would be like we have active customers who are using DMS replication feature to basically do a upgrade of postcards from nine-fold to post Kristin where you can via where you don't need to take a PG dump you you restore it and then you after you take a comprehensive downtime and and go live with that so with DMS you can basically do a zero downtime upgrade of your systems as well from from between major versions or minor versions that you are looking for replication is basically the phase where you are actually doing the change data capture from your source like Oracle or Postgres to to make sure that the change data capture between whatever changes that is happening on your source is being replicated to your to your target that you have selected and using which you can make sure that when the application uses that are actively connecting to your production database are not getting affected and you can you can plan your cut or word strategy based on that how that application is going and how caught up it is and then you can find a window and then you can just move your application code to point from your on-premise databases to the AWS databases so this is how we define the use of DMS NSC T and in each of the phases you need to do your code conversion as well as the data migration and replication when you are when you are moving from on-premise to cloud or whenever or based on the strategy that you have so schema conversion to a schema conversion tool as the name says is basically responsible for converting your database code objects and database storage objects the database code objects basically mean your tables your views your stored procedures and everything and database storage objects basically means the pl/sql functions the triggers that you have in your databases that's where that's what need to be converted and that's where the schema conversion tool comes into the picture from from the above part you can see that you can currently you can move from side base Oracle sequel server and db2 2 to Postgres and my sequel both the engines and from the Merv and from the downtime from the down part which we which is basically our ool tol AP systems where which is Vertica sequel server data warehouse oracle data warehouse you can move to redshift recently we launched one more one more functionality in the schema conversion tool is basically moving from Cassandra databases to dynamo databases which is our no sequel solution so you can use schema conversion tool for that also so this is how the schema conversion tool interface looks like and this is where you the this is this is what basically the conversion hyper conversion is done in schema conversion tool is see it helps in converting sequences synonyms packages stored procedures and if in case you are moving to our engine the redshift engine it also gives you recommendation based on the sort keys and their distribution keys that you should select and what you need to define when you are moving to redshift this is the migration assessment report which this report is basically helping you determine one one thing that how compatible your current codebase is with the target engine that you have selected so what I mean is for example as you can see it says database code conversion actions for my sequel and the green part basically means there is no there is no action required from your end that means our tool was able to convert it without any issues so based on the green part you can decide okay if my sequel is the one that is compare compatible with your Oracle database or the sequel server database or if a post based will be the one which is compatible mode so basically customers look at the assessment report and then they decide that ok which the current code that code base that I am using in my databases is more compatible towards Postgres or is it more compatible toward my sequel and then they decided to move accordingly sometimes we have also seen customers looking at the report more extensively and deciding based on the features supported by each of the engines like Postgres and my sequel and then based on that they have done the decision to move or to the respective engines we also offer some something called play books migration play books this is basically an extensive and extensive play book that we have written of 400 pages or so and where you can actually view each and every feature in Oracle that that is available out there and the corresponding features that are available in Postgres that you can that you can use so for example if you are using index organized table then the Postgres has its own clustered concept called cluster tables if you are using common data types in Oracle then you can use a post which also supports its own common data types so this this is the playbook that we have written and which will help you to this which will help you again to decide which engine you can choose to we have one more playbook out there which is basically helping customers to move from sequel server to my sequel one more thing I would like to add with regards to schema conversion tool is schema conversion tool is free of cost it's a desktop application tool so you can just download it on the fly you can install it on a database system or you can spin up a new ec2 instance you can install it there you just need the drivers to connect to your connect to your database systems and that's it so you can use schema conversion tool even right now by by connecting to your databases and decide if you are planning to move to Postgres or if you are planning to move to my sequel based on that when when to use DMS so DMS is basically as I mentioned is the part where which is responsible for migrating your existing data and your in the databases and moving it to the engine that you have selected so as you can see from the sources we support Sybase we support s3 we support Oracle we support db2 and from the targets we again support a dynamo DB redshift as well as Postgres as the target you can customers used EMS to basically migrate their business critical applications they are they they help them they also move from their classic instances to VPC they use it to migrate to achieve their the sequel server and the the Oracle data warehouse to redshift they also try to consolidate create shots with Aurora by consolidating very aware different databases there as well as they can archive their old data at the same time since DMS also supports and DynamoDB we have we have active customers who are doing no sequel to sequel migrations equal to sequel migration as well as no sequel to no sequel migration this is one of the additional features that we have in DMS one is called the pre migration assessment and the other one is called the post migration assessment the pre migration assessment is basically the one before you start your migration before you start a migration or data migration to the to the target database pre migration is basically a check of is basically a check where it checks for each and every data types that you are using in the tables and how it is compatible with regards to the target and if we support it or not that's where the pre migration checks comes into the picture before even your migration starts it will give you a report saying that this these are the data types that you are using in the tables which are the DMS doesn't support or which won't be migrated to the target that you have chosen so that is where the pre migration assessment comes into the picture post migration assessment is that basically the data validation that we do on the fly what I mean by this is as as the data changes are happening in the source when the change data capture is running we do a row by row comparison of each and every data to make sure the integrity that our tool migrates to the target is maintained and there is no data manipulation or corruption that is happening so when you are doing your migration the validation runs in the background so for each and every commit that happens on the source when the ended when the DMS migrates to the target there is a validation check that happens for the same to make sure the data integrity is retained between between both the databases and there is no error there is no corruption that is happening when to use DMS the these are one of these are some of the main person of the main things that customers actually do they they they also use DMS to basically create a cross region replica and a dar system as well as they are currently moving their databases from on-premise to cloud to just run analytics like an s3 or like in s3 and then they also use to keep their dev and test and test production systems in sync so that whenever they have to do some tests they can do a big they can mimic the same in their dev and test environment and they don't need to do their power they don't need to use production for the same so that's where that's where these are some of the use cases where the customers are actually using the replicate feature and DMS some of the security highlights and of DMS DMS is already ISO I also compliant as well as SOC and HIPAA compliant we have we have we have customers banking customers like FINRA as well as we have a customer medical customers like bristol-myers Squibb and Johnson & Johnson who are actively using DMS to do their migration from on-premise to cloud and between the cloud systems as well as we also we also are compatible with key mk8 Amazon kms care key management system which is basically making sure the the instances that you are using when you are doing the migration is encrypted and also we also provide SSL end-to-end encryption so whenever you are whenever DMS is creating a session on your databases to do the migration it is basically encrypted and it is basically encrypted and it's all secured when it is doing the migration so generally how how does this work like when you are going from a cross engine like from Oracle to Postgres what what are the steps that needs to be followed or how in general it works so what we that what we what the general trend here is you just you just take you just take the schema conversion tool and you convert the code base of your or from your Oracle database to the post quest database and then based on that you just move ahead with your migration so once you are done with the code conversion if you have a native tool available with you like like a dumb priest or something that you know of or you have something native in-house develop a product we recommend you can use that also to move from Oracle to from a heterogeneous database engine or as well or the second thing that you can do is you can use schema conversion tool to basically do the code conversion and then you can use GMS to move the data as well if your database if if you are using data warehouses like Netezza or greenplum or sequel server you can definitely use schema conversion tool code compare you can all definitely use schema conversion tool to convert the code base of your databases as well as schema conversion tool is will also migrate your data warehouses residing in Netezza greenplum to redshift so that is also where a schema conversion tool also helps as well as a DMS will also do the same thing this is John this is one skeleton of how the how the migration works believe me it's not easy as it looks like but this is how it actually works so application users are connecting to the customer or on-premise system and then you basically go ahead and you create a DMS replication instance and you already have your target AWS engine selected so you just go ahead and connect either you select the VPN or you select the internet connectivity between your on-premise or your DMS or we also have an option of Direct Connect which you can also use which is very faster compared compared to VPN and internet so you can also use that so you just connect your source and target database you select the table the schemas or the schemas or the databases that you want to migrate once you have selected that DMS will start the migration as well as the dot readline basically shows the change replication it has started and once it does once that is done you just need to plan for a cut over window and you just switch your application users from your on-premise database to or to the AWS database that you have so this is how the migration and the replication works in DMS so general the way DMS works is is basically it's a selecting table by table there is no there is no concept of loading the whole database all together so we drill down to to do the more to more clear strategy of allowing users customers to select the table and then do the migration or change data capture is basically where it will hook on to your logs and then it will do the change the change data capture so for Oracle it will be it will be look hooking on to the redo and the archive logs and then based on that it will be reading the changes from the logs and then it will be mob doing the change replication or DMS at any point is not quoting the tables when it is doing the change data capture it is not a trigger based thing it is just reading plain reading from the logs and then moving the data what else you can do as I mentioned you can make you can consolidate you can fan you can fan and you can consolidate all your instances to one like consolidate or your Oracle instances to one hour or oppose less instances using DMS you can also fan-out basically basically we have seen architectures where customers are using one Oracle database for many applications so we have had use cases where the customers have basically split either created multiple copies of their source database or they have actually D architected their applications using each single databases for each and every application that does death since the table load since the load and DMS is table by table you can always decide to take it all or you can always decide take it not you can based on the filtering capabilities that we provide you can choose that I want just half of the table or 1/4 of the table or based on any select query that you write on the set query that you write to of with filters you can use use that same thing in the DMS and you can do the migration DMS supports both homogeneous and heterogeneous as I mentioned the customers are using actively for doing they're a true genius migration like Oracle to post or sequel server to Postgres and at the same time you also support homogeneous migrations where they're there they're happy news cases where customers have a migrated used DMS to migrate between one Postgres instance to another post office instance either it was the case of a engine upgrade from nine Fortuna PG ten or it was the case of moving from an unencrypted instance to an anchor encrypted instance so that's where you can use the MS to do the both things you can do homogeneous as well as you can do heterogeneous migrations coming to more coming to the actual the actual migration thing that we have like I am talking more about Oracle to Postgres migration here the point of interest that I'd be talking about is more towards sources and targets three requisites the limitations that we have in our tool and the configuration for change data capture that you need to do so these are the supported versions in DMS for Oracle as a source we support from tinge from 10.2 to 12 up to 12.2 as a source we also support standby as a source viewer standby as a source which is active Data Guard standby we do not support logical standby standby in DMS and the target versions for for posters can be from 9 0 to 10 plus of ethic of in NR 2 so the permissions are the permissions that are required on the sources and targets will differ again if you are just doing the full load migration full load is basically meaning just migrating the data that you have in the tables you know you are not interested in doing any change replication then there are different set then there are different of permissions that you need to grant and then if you are deciding to do ongoing replication then you need to grant certain select permissions on the Oracle specific libraries so that DMS can hook in we use those libraries to hook into the logs and then do the migration target for the target the user must have you the user must have write access on the tables which you are migrating to so that's where the permissions come into the picture Oracle for Oracle as a source are you just need to just need to make sure the security group configuration between your source and the target database is correct and make sure the minimum requirement for change data capture is to enable supplemental logging so you need to have supplemental logging at the database level which is the minimal supplemental logging which is the Oracle requirement to make sure that the changes are that you are doing on the tables are actually being pushed as is so that is where we also require that a minimal database logging and then at the table level you have to enable login based on the based on the table characteristics if it has primary key definitely go for primary key logging if it has a foreign key go for a foreign key login unique keys an unique key logging or if it doesn't have anything then you have to do an oil column logging which which is basically what DMS also uses to do the replication a DMS offers two ways of doing change data capture for Oracle as a source one is the Oracle log minor which is the Oracle native API so that we use up to basically do the change replication in Oracle and then we have our own native way which is called Amazon binary reader so in short order log minor is basically quare is basically querying the logs on the database level so it is using the database CPU and the resources when we are doing change replication but when it comes to Amazon binary reader we played at the over at the operating system level where we take the logs and we move it to the DMS replication instance and then we read the changes off there so Amazon binary reader is basically developed by us and Oracle log Manor is the native ApS that we use that are already available out there by Oracle so these are the two things more detailed configurations I have mentioned the link in my documentation or the documentation that we have out there with regards to how to configure Oracle as a source Postgres doesn't since PostGIS is the target you just need to make sure the appropriate permissions and the security group configuration and connectivity is perfect so that you can do the migration without any issues these are some of the limitations that we have so one of the limits one or two of the key limitations that I would like to point out is we do support the ERV we do we do support Oracle TDE and came as a km/s encryption that is on the oracle database when you are doing the migration other than anything at any encryption other than that is currently not supported if your table is having lobs which is for Oracle is a general it's mostly generalized so if your table has lobs for doing change data capture we need to we need to make sure that the table has either a primary or a unique key and for partition tables we don't support we currently don't support the DDL operations related to ad partition draw partition or exchange partition we also do off with regards to ASM we don't support ASM proxy in DMS you cannot use a sim proxy to direct traffic to your SF to your rack cluster or to make sure DMS can do the migration from there and we also don't support virtual columns so these are the assesses this is basically the the phases of migration that happened in DMS the first one is the full load or the bulk load phase which is basically the phase where the changes that are they have which is basically the data which is already there in your table DMS is basically migrating that applying cache in this phase is basically the changes which happened on the table vials of while the bulk load phase was running so when the DMS was actually doing the bulk load phase and when the changes were happening during that phase those are categorized by DMS as cash changes and then comes the ongoing change data capture phase which is basically where it queries that where it queries the archive or the redo logs and then does the change replication from there so we have we have three modes of migration in DMS one is the full load mode which is basically just migrating the data from the existing tables that you have the other one is full load and CDC which is basically doing the change doing the full load as well as doing the replication at the same time and then the CDC only where you can specify a custom start time or you can specify an SC n position to basically start just the replication from that from that particular point in time so you can here you can use CDC for basically that where you specify the Sen or the custom start position from the logs that DMS should search on the Orca line and then start the replication this with regards to Oracle we also have a concept called transaction consistency timeout which is basically related to the open transactions that you have on the Oracle end so that DMS doesn't miss out on any changes while there was a long-running transaction on your Oracle systems or sequel server systems to make sure it doesn't there is no inconsistency between your sources and target this is how this is how the whole architecture internal architecture look likes where you have your source the incoming stream the sorter is basically where the change is processed and then you have the outgoing stream which is basically writing to your target systems applying cache changes which is only applicable to the tasks if you have created full load and CDC where if a while there was a bulk load happening while the DMS was basically pumping getting the fetching the data out of your tables and pushing it onto the target the changes that were happening on the tables are categorized as cached changes phase where DMS will basically make a note of all this cash changes and apply at the end as soon as the bulk load is finished in our delete and an insert manner ongoing replication phase is again where it's basically it's searching for the SCN in the you do or the arca in the online redo log or the archive locks and then B as soon as it finds it it starts the change capture from that point we also have something called batch apply which is basically which is basically Drive rather than doing an aspir the commits that you are doing in Oracle end which is transactional based on each and every commit that happens on the Oracle and we just take the transaction we execute we have something called batch apply which where we wait for where we wait for 30 seconds or one minute we create the batch we apply a certain algorithm on it and then we push it to the target like one example could be if you are trying to do an insert if you did an insert and if you delete the same record there won't be any changes applied to the target so that because you already inserted and you deleted that in the same commit block so a batch applies basically intelligent enough to determine that this transaction doesn't need to be migrated to the target so the network ops and everything is saved there so post Chris has the target since since it's a post kiss as a target and the fastest way to write to the post base is basically using the copy command so DMS internally is also using the same it uses the copy command it uses the copy command to do the change to get the change it changes that it caught from article it just uses the copy command to pushes push that on to the post Crescent slow ongoing replication this these are some of the issues that we have seen where when you are the main pain point comes into the picture when okay the replication is going fine but it is it is very slow so these are some of the pointers that you should actually look out for which if you have missing indexes then obviously when whatever is whatever the inserts the updates and deletes will be will be having full table scan it won't be it 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that's debating on that side today it's going to be Mario versus Sonic the great debate you know so chat let's let's get into it let's get into it write me our contestants ladies and gentlemen oh golly gosh yo you're ready uh as ready as I can be okay although if if I if I randomly like disappear for a quick thinking I'm getting myself a chicken sandwich the next two I'm gonna be so good these guys are gonna have a civil debate and I'm gonna throw in questions to throw them off it's gonna be okay right I'll leave it off to use them all right so who's starting we like the chat they say two goes first um I think I think I think all right let's let's let's start with like I don't know um I'm just making sure the same quality of game play a very broad topic but okay Mario games consistently have a very very like I have a great controls right most of the time yeah Mario generally is more consistent with gameplay hence why Mario is better or at least one of the reasons yeah they are definitely not right a reason why Sonic is better is because Sonic uh hold on wait I can't find anything you can't find much imagine not being prepared with five minutes of looking up uh Mario information um so I think that they have had ties before like that but okay whatever yeah and Disney is a big um Corporation you'll actually prepare you all last for two hours without being awkward because it's been five minutes and you just haven't said anything well we're we're still we're still um you know we're still like trying you know once we get started okay it's okay just give them time to build up Bloods give them time to build up has natural speed okay and Mario he's on the jumper guy who needs actual actual items for power-ups Okay so Mario Mario no Mario is not weaker Sonic is a prayer frail little boy he is not real have you seen the amount of times he has been blown up I haven't that's what I'm thinking hey man have you seen how many castles Mario has fallen out of from space like um have you seen that Sonic can breathe in space Mario can Mario can also breathe in space Mario can also wait Mario can breathe underwater what can Sonic do die is underwater he's breathing underwater Waters from nerds right this isn't this isn't anything to do with either side but that theme and that one Sonic game where Sonic is the Mario Running Out of Time theme foreign [Music] music you know [Music] you know my first bumps a good one uh the main and have you ever heard of Coconut Mall oh there's coconut um baller okay using me and Chad just during the debate I know she's allowed to yeah the chat yeah oh you can't tame her out for it bro you can use her criticism to help make better points yeah um Mario gameplay um as I said before is honestly better it feels smoother than Sonic games Mario works much Mario has much better controls for an open more open world game um Mario has ground pounds Dives like Mario's an acrobat well Sonic is BD running and ball and and Sonic Frontiers there is Asylum there is a sonic boom cake wild brush flying thing uh uh Phantom Rush uh hold on while I did some research Mario can we use his hat a Parkour in Mario Odyssey because economy eating too much pizza well guess what Mario can take more it's than Sonic that's an opinionated point there is no proof that Mario actually eats Pizza he's a bit chubby for real he's a tiny bit chubby what about it well I don't know fat shaming yeah weighs him down whenever he jumps anyway um Sonic ghost six is uh my my argument's over Sonic 06 exists isn't it okay I honestly like Sonic or sex yeah but like okay explain to me how Sonic 06 is a good game like people are getting into it this is an adverb of clothing and the the videos I don't know I just I just like underrated games oh underrated games what the hell is this adverb games are underrated for a reason fair but there's always a reason why they're underrated now Sonic 06 is a well-known game as well it's well known it's not like it's hiding in the shadows and that's why it's an underrated game it's an underrated game because um generally it is a bad game sharp Channel music by the way Target I have a bit of a complaint and it's been buggered me for the past five minutes whoa on your stream why am I a tiny bit above malt it's really annoying me now I don't know but can you move me down and mop up no it's the same not usually the same it's just because of the way it's cropped okay okay I'm gonna bring several off the table go mad argue with each other I don't care okay it's um because he goes into the Bowser's toilet and then flushes himself down at like a guy stop I hate that scene what I honestly thought it was a pretty cool scene and I don't see other people saying that it's a bad scene other than you is Yemen well Mario is a pretty normal guy well Sonic is weird Sonic doesn't wear clothes all that all that Sonic's wear all that Sonic wears is um socks no not socks and shoes that's all Sonic toys and gloves and sports tape yeah but what is Sonic covering up any of the important bits so you're saying that Sonic has nothing to hide now what does their clothing got to do with anything here Sonic has no dick and no balls and no and no butthole I'm altering over here Mario does Mario you can't say he doesn't I guess so but Mario you know is a human also are we gonna bring up that cringy scene in Sonic 06 or Sonic gets kissed but that one weird lady I know you just ignored me yeah I hate that because like Amy hmm interesting point interesting interesting point okay um I would admit I will admit that the uh the animals of not the animals the uh the adult men of the Sonic Community are dumbasses oh like you know Sonic played in your TV show they were complaining about seeing list of versions area areas oh yeah because people have Sonic fetishes oh no let's no no let's talk about the Sonic fandom the Sonic fandom is God awful oh I bet it has okay could we move on from it don't know can we get some reasoning please no I just asked to move on from no all right I'm gonna I'm gonna say that's the point for me there right but I still want to hear my phone all right so let's let's uh move on um Mario games are genuinely like fun to play so our Sonic games I've never had a I've never necessarily had well but I as with any like popular games there are there are bad games but uh Mario has better games more consistently yes Mario does no no people celebrate over again you run to you run to a castle and then they say oh they make just somebody stand they're like oh Bobs go do this [ __ ] Journey again [ __ ] and then you have to redo like a whole then you have to do it even harder stage here just to get into another effect was like oh she's somewhere else oh [ __ ] yourself every Mario game that's like that's like main series Mario but those games I've consistently good level design let's talk about level design Mario has a great level design well like Sonic games there are ones that don't have good level design Nintendo don't Nintendo wouldn't have any ideas for a new Mario game just released Mario Maker free and let the fans figure out for themselves and get free labor from it yeah and Mario maker is one of the best Mario games ever but there was Nintendo made Mario Maker levels there was a whole campaign and those were pretty good levels of Mario Maker before Nintendo and where is it now no no okay and then if you pay the subscription to it you can make your own Sonic levels and play other people's selling tables for free without the subscription no where what what what's the point here where what are you trying to prove and more what are you trying to prove for being a Mario maker that Nintendo just used people for free labor Free Labor so people are willing to pay money to do that free labor because being able to play Mario makers in Mario maker is worth it to the community yeah but here's the thing people want to do it people want to make their own levels and I'll be honest there are horrible levels that which some people enjoy playing they're weird but there's also absolutely fantastic levels that are like Nintendo quality okay I was having a drink and obviously my face is covered when there's a bottle in front of my face oh I think the tires are just going insane are there even um Sonic RPG games yeah there's Sonic Chronicles let's see but there are two two different series like entire series of Mario RPGs of Paper Mario ideas and Mario and Luigi those games are some of the best games and they are great RPGs like example Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door one of my favorite games I've ever played well there's no Sonic game that's even close to any of my favorites right Mario game and my favorite Sonic game are kinda level Sonic Generations and Paper Mario for the 3DS I don't know what it's called those are my all-time favorite games sticker stars sticker star is one of your favorite games that's considered a bad game in the Mario community that is not a bad game stickers start I think people hate it mostly because of its um battle system and the fact that you literally don't have to fight any enemies you don't have to fight enemies if you don't want to and can still beat the game free Mario 1995 but yeah right keep going there's boss fights but those are the only fights that you have to do to beat the game Pro I have kind of like cuphead yeah sort of it's like it's like um but like yeah stickers start in like yeah like if anyone is able to play Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door I highly recommend it it is not only just a good Mario game it is a great RPG can we go can we get back to the the debate yes okay uh remember that Mario moved from something yeah well Andy that didn't go well but there's the Mario and Luigi Super Show which was absolutely baller Sonic but not as good as Sonic Boom I'll admit sonic boom had a lot of funny dialogue in it okay what what exactly about that what's your point but rare is trying to say that the Sonic shows are better than the Mario shows right I want evidence they are my reason foreign can we get context for those who don't know what that means but it's called out of context for a reason videos on YouTube which are literally called Sonic Boom out of context do very well because the the um the show has very funny one-liners but were those one-liners created by Sega no they're made by a professional comedy team right no well most of them Sega didn't make a team specifically for writing right all right but what here here's the outline Point what does Sonic have what does Sonic have that's better than Mario Mario has better games better gameplay um just you know because there's Mario Odyssey you're gonna have to you're gonna have to give reasoning you can't just say backwards I I I I will I will I will oh well there's Mario Odyssey there's um like Mario Odyssey is a great game Mario Galaxy Mario Galaxy 2 Mario 64. yeah the shows and movies I will admit are better comics of comics yeah Comics as well I can't really argue anything about comics [Music] no I've never I have a few they're good I can't I can't say anything about the comics because I will come on sorry all right all right but here's the thing I'm keeping them online the movies and Comics are better blah blah blah blah blah okay but Mario has more good points like uh Mario Odyssey fantastic game Mario Galaxy fantastic game uh Mario Galaxy 2 fantastic game and there aren't really any Sonic games that are better than those games Sonic Adventure Sonic Adventure 2. Sonic Generations Sonic Unleashed what up all right Sonic Mania but why Sonic classics some people are the best Sonic games ever made don't say those Stars types of praises for Mario Galaxy one and two and I forgot the other games you said well here's the thing Galaxy Galaxy better soundtrack one of the operated Sonic games yeah two games that's just Frozen in this so that's funny what do you mean it's not frozen I'm not moving oh yeah no no but um on the stream like on actual questions Frozen wait um all right but um Generations has also been praised for a lot of good game playing stuff I'll admit the story in that game as a bit lacking um but other than that there's no problems of like the gameplay is great the level design is also great except for the 3DS the the 3DS stuff it's ever been final boss it's kind of bad I also like it all right um foreign support your point well it's all just to the the level design place Classic Sonic because any original Sonic Generations for console then um then Classic Sonic gets the homing attack but as soon as you beat the classic Trilogy for um the classic sections for Sonic Generations DS yeah immediately get the homing attack and it's just lazy design because they added a bunch of what is a homing attack section for classic Sonic which is usually modern Sonic so Apple designs rare you're going against Sonic you're supposed to be going for Sonic you're right no I said no this is just for the DS so I think Sonic Generations on Console great well plus the uh the DS ports of the games are usually like made by a different team I see but um let's talk about um all right in the early days with um Sonic games and like the as right when they like tried to go into 3D games they did it very poorly well Nintendo their transition to 3D games was absolutely fantastic all right well I have um I have a contradiction at that point prove it so on Sonic Adventure one right great transition into 3D Sonic Adventure 2 even better and now to this day fans are still begging for Sonic adventures free I'm pretty sure if if it was a rough transition to 3D they wouldn't have wanted Sonic Adventure free okay but then how then how did they go wrong guys how did they go so wrong with Sonic 06 then people really wanted Pokemon scarlet and violet even after sword and shield flopping foreign yeah but the gameplay was good um that's about maybe we'll see all right well anyway what were we talking about oh yeah sonic cool sex 3D in that game isn't a problem it's the amount of grudges the amount of loading screens the amount of pointless things like the game would not have been affected if I was just taking out all of it but um [Music] okay but have you seen the CGI cart scenes for that game they're just beautiful like the animation for them is just amazing yeah but then the music is two times louder than it should be referring to a video game I like the fcgi Cup scenes in it no they do have you not seen so okay I'm going to go into YouTube and Just Search up Sonic you can CGI in a video game video games aren't real it's cut it's for the cut no it's for the cuts but it's still just PGI animations but it wouldn't beside your eyes sonical sex CGI cutscene like have you seen the opening Cuts yeah exactly Sonic or sexy Jay cut oh CJ cutsies so I'm Nicole said CJ cutscenes last episode CGI cutscenes I accidentally closed the the browser I was using to watch for hold on right Bob what's your next point I'm so confused how the you get CGI enough [ __ ] video games yeah oh that yeah there's mop out of points yeah they don't have CDI cutscene they just Googled Sonic does Sonic or sex have CJ cutscenes yeah they they are CGI points um are you sure that the animation is really that good have you have you seen Sonic of ever open his mouth oh yes oh okay I have seen Sonic open his mouth before have you seen have you have you seen that one see like you've you've seen him open his mouth right you can't tell me it looks good well the adventure games doesn't really look good but other than that it's it was okay probably but all right all right all right but have you ever seen a bad Mario cut scene have you ever seen a Mario fan game that hasn't gotten taken down yeah um you can still um get uh new Super Mario Bros volcanic and new Super Mario Bros volcanic too I'm pretty sure okay six no the volcanic games are good modded by of a really good modder then there's all well Nintendo does Nintendo is Nintendo we're talking about Mario games and Sonic games and genres and such um okay okay but the thing is is that the modded games are great especially the ones made by a Willie maker are absolutely fantastic have a good relationship with their fans and actually are smart with their fans Nintendo sees a fun game and it's just like so they just they might just goes to serve them out of existence while Sega higher the fun the fans to make games yeah because they can't make better games themselves Sonic Generations back to that eyed by Sega why is it a good game Target has good gameplay stories about lacking good cut scenes good boss fights since good cutscene yes I can look no you can describe habit is good the animation and how is the animation good I don't know can you explain the other uh can I go pee I'm about to pee my pants I mean if if we're talking about the Sonic Generations on the DS that that is barely any actual cut scenes but at the same time it is a DS Port two a game the costumes actually matter not really but um well now I have the spotlight for a bit now that rare's gone um Sonic games feel like um one button equals win games sometimes it's like you just press one button [Music] yeah dialogue and the characters go like hmm that's basically Sonic Generations DS cutscenes in a nutshell but this just this one calm song even during the final villain review it's just this nice calm song it's just like mysterious and it's just weird they use it for every quote scene is it well no not really Mario Bowser fight themes are insanely good have you not heard the um the Death Egg from Sonic Generations car console because that theme song is actually amazing it is Mario has a bunch of good ones like um Mario Galaxy Mario Galaxy 2 going back to those amazing games that have amazing atmospheres um Mario Odyssey has a fantastic final Bowser boss theme um Super Mario World Super Mario Bros three ozone those those songs are buying support your pointer and I support our songs banging all right open up Spotify or YouTube and just search up Greenhouse zone or M thousand theme no and then that gives me about that no no I need you to support How It's banging how do I support that compare it to songs in the Mario franchise I don't listen to songs and from Mario I can't even I foreign the first game because I can't be bothered remembering it well there's um whatever well all right let's let's take let's compare um you know there's um the escaping the steady theme from Sonic right that's amazing it is amazing but then there's also um like the honeycomb Cavern theme from Mario Odyssey which in my opinion is better Sonic doesn't commit animal s but uh Mario commits animal abuse so because he he beats up tattoos and Andre gorilla they're part of Bowser's Army except for the gorilla but so doesn't mean he has to for eign Sonic is dumb no Sonic Sonic throughout the games has a higher all right so okay Mario has an uh Mario has a higher IQ okay than Sonic right because Mario's solves Mario um has to solve more puzzles and Mario games Mario games generally take more IQ to play through than Sonic games like Mario Odyssey there are some really tough jumps that you have to make and finding the moons you have to really think about it well Sonic is just feed through the game you have to think through to get the red rings um there but you also have to think um about getting um star coins in Mario puzzles to get brain farts well together I see um Mario and her entire life and I'm going to say I was thinking one game because that is not a flex that is not a flex if anything if anything that makes the game worse sat there like I was just like I remember one costume from a Mario game I don't know what one I think I seen in the game theory video like my those are just conscious arm through the castle just grabs Pete Princess Peach's chair and it slowly drags away with Mario's just staring and doesn't care Mario's injured on the ground Sonic has died canonically Mario dies and comes back to life consistently through one-up mushrooms but Sonic has died in an actual cutscene before not like a flex okay chronic is weak how does someone dying and then the series still continuing make any sense because this was in sonico said one concert where they go those emeralds and then the least just at least does nothing to help she's just like she just wants an excuse to be horny an excuse to be horny and that makes the game objectively worse exactly oh rare is that your surrender fault I don't surrender is that your surrender I just saying that is at some point I do not I do not plan on surrendering I plan on the opponent's surrendering right I'm not gonna surrender because Mario is better than Sonic can we can we point eyes at Sonic um Frontiers and Mario Odyssey go all right morning Frontiers has Sonic Frontiers is that is IGN because it has okay okay collision detections and the camera has a mind of its own the camera is actually really nice to control except from when they say you can't control it then it's kind of annoying but that's for me for 2D parts which is very rare by the way we'll switch to the parts oh okay it has um does it has tedious mini games that the game forces you to do to progress in the game I was playing something this morning and actually swore and turned off my sweatshirt and Ridge and then two seconds later turned it back on right and then beat it yeah yeah right right if you keep agreeing with me you might as well say Mario's better than Sonic no I read quite just because of the timer but then I watched a YouTube Walkthrough and beat it well here's the thing Sonic has a really annoying Park mandatory because it's tedious right can we yeah they're tedious that makes the game worse because if it's all right here's the thing here's the thing okay Mario has some really difficult challenges in its game also um the darker side of the moon in Mario Odyssey is difficult that final Grand Finale level is difficult but it is you don't have to do it you don't have to do the really tedious gameplay to progress in the game yeah Sonic Adventure to his final stage for the hero story and violin's story are very annoying rare again you're fighting for the wrong size no well no they're not they're they're annoying and a fun way they're annoying in a fun way they are very annoying to maneuver but like it's also quite fun to just jump around at space yeah but in my opinion the forced 2D sections are unnecessary because of how like they're cool they're unique but there's way too many of them and they're all forced right well there isn't that they're only really forced and cyberspace and and rails mm-hmm which I said honestly that much of the game yeah but it's not it's not as polished or well designed as Odyssey is can I chip it I was never afraid to know what to say rare does that mean they were too lazy to do it in 3D no there is some 3D cyberspaces like as soon as you go into the game there's just 3D cyberspace after the first cut scene it's only like one too deep or no teeth no actually no there's none there's no two D bets in the first cyberspace but the thing is the two debits already being coded they just need to copy and paste all the the movements and [ __ ] I see um I just make laziness oh let's see but um okay Mario Frontiers is more um repetitive than Odyssey hello true maybe maybe I don't know because in Odyssey there's um in Odyssey your gameplay can change so much by just capturing an enemy and or um uh just you know exploring the different stages because there's a stage where you literally like crash land in it and you have to like repair your ship what about this is really tedious and hard to learn controls of odyssey they're not hard to learn they're not difficult and plus they're really fun to use do they take a tiny tiny bit do they take some time to get like fully used to yes but that's why the game has like different stages and levels where you can learn and adapt and stuff to all that kind of stuff well yeah but I apologize you're the first person who's actually been able to take one of my my questions and pull it off thank you rare just you're welcome that doesn't make any sense hey those make sense but uh yeah can we talk about the negative reviews on Sonic Frontier steam page no we cannot because they are too long Plus have you I don't mean I'm talking about just disgust negative reviews in general Thomas no have you not seen like the the professional reviewers the only the only Sonic game that even stands a chance against Odyssey is Sonic Adventure 2. um well there's more than that maybe some are saying the Sonic Frontiers is the best Sonic game ever and I am one of those people so when uh but here's the thing winning when a okay winner oh yeah this game is actually somewhat fun when a Sonic game like that gets released everybody like applauds it right because it's rare with Sonic games for a game to actually be like decently good but when Nintendo makes only an okay game that is considered bad like how people didn't like um origami King um due to the fact that it wasn't the old game play of Paper Mario and that it didn't and it wasn't that good even though it was a good game right I was just about to bring that up the Sonic can we talk right no bring up the Sonic movie yes wasn't that made for like five-year-olds the amateur flosses in the movie The Amateur jokes Sonic is just made for immature more immature audiences and Mario is really there for all of them the games are for mature audiences how are the games all right what games sage just wanting to be accepted by Eggman as a family like the way Sonic except it also has Sonic's deeper voice because the game is more darker well more all right but Mario 64. Mario 64 has um the Luigi oh a gravestone the supposed Luigi gravestone for Mario 64. but also the the piano that tries to eat you um Mario also has um Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door which if you tell me that's not a dark game you're completely wrong there are some very dark tones and Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door murders and the hanging yeah yeah there's there's literally like a noose in the center of the main town of Paper Mario that says in your drawer and then there's also um Super Paper Mario that game's story is dark and there's also the weird hand things that try to grab you in the the weird River area of of of the underworld of Mario you don't really see Luigi's surpassing Sonic surpassing Mario right I think right mob how many bugs are in Super Mario Odyssey how many bugs how many bugs from Mario let's see like not much me like medium or a lot don't a non-exired number I'd say I'd say not much because are you like missing something I've seen so many Tech talk clips of that game it just collapsing on people Jesus Christ all right well honestly I have like encountered one glitch but it was only lasted two seconds and when I dropped the dash down the mountain Sonic went inside yeah and then went right at the mountain did not just leave yeah oh um I'm gonna go grab a snack oh oh oh oh okay yeah it just doesn't know everyone loses no I'm gonna move this so you can see right chat I was gonna say that um well so from Mario 64 I gained this for 12 years old now no sooner than that it's like it's like 18 years old maybe not somewhere with that and that game is full of bugs so event 18 year old game is a lot of bugs and not even a not even a month old game there's lots of blog bugs yeah and the the most recent Mario game has no bugs it kind of yeah whatever I'm gonna google it let's Google it are there a lot of bugs and Sonic Frontiers um this doesn't really help everyone just left and oh um no you can't um this is um okay half-time intermission break I can't entertain myself for that long oof you can't you can't just leave Fair enough but food all right I'm back whatever submitted okay rare well she's getting up and leaving wait maps are leaving oh well I guess mob surrounders guys um I don't know why he surrendered he was winning uh so champ I guess that's the winner rare I never said I'm not I never said I'm surrendering dreaming mob if you walk away from a fight you have so right there's food there's food there's food Andrea has food and he's still here yeah I'm eating one yeah I'm I'm still here too I wasn't leaving did you said half time break that is leaving well everybody went quiet because rare went to go get food as well and it's also been an hour out of the two so yeah it sort of is like a half time in like a soccer game uh sorry football okay thank you for both 90 minutes though oh that would be four whatever anyway I've already proved my point that Mario is better I'm going to bring up the music again because okay it's only called sex as much as that game receives have you not heard that has World theme rare asking if someone's heard a theme doesn't prove your point and some here's the thing but how does a slap it's just an amazing song doesn't that make it opinion rather than fact since you're not proving your point have you heard no not listen to the song I think my boy no I have not oh okay anyway I'm sorry we're getting nowhere fast but Mario is Mario is objectively better no with the with the public Mario has a better and higher rating than Sonic people want infectional characters animals do you know what people don't want and fictional characters overweight plumbers no rare then why do people like Harry Potter why why yeah right you see people want animals as fictional characters but before we find them are the most hated fandom about one of the most heated fandoms ever like a mouse that's to a pleas to children that's not to do all right here's the thing animals who over the age of seven like Mickey Mouse nothing nothing against foreign foreign my mom anyway um but like with the entire food thing my family is actually bothering me so I literally like it's not because I'm giving up it is because of my family no I am not like I will debate you that Mario is better any other time but like I actually have to go do something oh so like I'll I'll try and hurry but I actually have to be right back pressure ETA I was an EPA e t a I was a estimated time of arrival dumbass mine's never been on a plane before or a train so what should we do in the meantime well we can't do anything he's just gone uh um does this does this rope surrender I feel like this road surrender no they say he's not surrendering he just acts he just laughed if I was just to stand up and leave stream and stream was still on he just has to do this just let him do it right it didn't give me an easy a it could be three hours for all we know I'm not staying here for three hours I mean you say you're hurrying you still take the roughly amount of time that you say you're going to take but that's just ball he was late originally ah um but I rare rare see if you're watching TV in the presenters just left what would you do I have to take myself and tell me it was bad no no I don't mean an ad break I mean they just go behind stage while the cameras are still alive and the TV shows just it's just upset watch something else no no but rare that's the thing but exactly the viewer retention rare he's gone meaning the viewer has no retention meaning the stream's boring meaning he surrendered because everyone else changes the channel so there is no point I can do something else until he's bad yeah I can't just do something else this is the mate foreign or something the debate isn't finished ruined in debate now then mob's lost and you don't want mob to have lost so okay but it could be back soon but if he's not back soon but he said he's gonna hurry rare she's gone for food but he will hurry and the fact that he's leaving the house I think he said he's putting shoes on meaning he's going to a restaurant it could be a takeaway he said chicken sandwich so it could be a Subway hmm Maybe but he's still leaving the house to get food it is leaving the house but he could be back in like five minutes but he still needs to eat the sandwich plus you don't know how far away the supper he is to his house if that's where he's going yeah it could be five minutes okay you know what if my little timer changes to 25 and it's still not back I'm rolling him surrendered talk I can't do anything else but did you try to explain there's only two sides only three dude do you not see on my screen screen there's finished my one in the next instrument too and it's talking with it well those were the competitors exactly where's the Ford competitor yeah I'm not a competitor I'm the host part of me do you see any switch Mark free on me anymore yeah there's nothing there yeah there's no there's three holes in your face what are the ears those are my face I meant that your face is in your acting face I'm just gonna we can do some start your whities away no I'm rare I can't do anything else oh because it's debate night bro if we go off of this debate I already told you this mop surrenders okay unless you're wanting to surrender I don't know why you wouldn't it's your opponent a fair fight wash your timer at 16. so if it reaches 25 yep so it's already been 16 minutes I mean it was at 15 when I said it so honestly we almost okay yeah it's only 10 minutes for why would I set it for everything else in 10 minutes that's just that's dumb um uh bro I could probably go watch I'm a slime and be back by the time is back where the hell did that go there it is okay if you don't mind I'm grabbing food and maybe you should too because it looks like we're gonna be doing well foreign yes you're going to killer point it's still in the sack I'll just stay I've just been waking up so no uh so that's why you're losing miserably I'm not losing but you know that's just about even really because I would say mom's kind of winning I just you're just being biased I'm not though so thank you platform what I thought you said Pac-Man what about Pac-Man things on them oh my opinions on them um as a person oh I'm back that was quick yeah I told you I was gonna train very okay anyway I had a chicken sandwich and some fries and yeah Chick-fil-A oh it's very good if you know what it is here that sucks maybe that'd be a fortune yeah actually yeah Chick-fil-A is generally more on the expensive side but my brother bought it okay and then my brother and then my brother tried to mess with me by telling me that Sonic games are better yeah I told him a tiny bit about it and I told my brother that he was wrong tell your brother that I think it's cool no but I can't give my brother any Pride could I leave you on animation Style huh animation style oh animation Style Mario Mario's better no but Mario is as much better animations what do you mean Sonic has clean animation they are smooth support yeah animation style the animation style Mario has better no why is that how does Mario not have a better animation style than Sonic for the most part yeah sort of but you don't see like um oh hold up I'm I'm gonna I'm going to put me bro okay but this is in the early Sonic mouth looks so weird in multiple animations that's from 1998 that's when they were first trying out 3D all right all right but when Mario 3D they always they've always done it good always I have never seen a bad or I've never seen bad animation from a Mario game I don't think I think no matter even I think damage just remember something what all right an amazing cut opening cutscene oh oh okay let's let's bring the chase I'm Sonic Unleashed like look at this like look at this I made like look now you can say that you all right guys I can't save gifs okay whatever but that that all right you have a point there but my point is that Mario more consistently is better can we talk about how plastic Sonic looks in that gif it's only does not look plastic it does so even see when you zoom in too see when the first gift when we zoom into is like here all right maybe halfway through the Gap it looks plastic I think that's more of just style of gameplay because there are moments where Mario looks plastic too it just looks like it's supposed to be furry but instead he's like rock hard I mean if you look closely at Mario's um get up it's actually like looks like it's been made like out of cloth or ever at least in Smash Bros Smash Bros still is just amazing bro you haven't said anything a while wait hold on I'm looking for something bro stop looking for gifts I can't show them on stream bruh I've just been married against the Stream I mean I could always but um anyway Mario games or better okay do you have any other points that say that Sonic is better because have you not seen the trailer for Sonic Frontiers like those animations from the trailer are just amazing yeah that's a trailer okay okay the cell the Sonic Unleashed opening cutscene is amazing okay but all right I I have a challenge for you a single Mario cutscene that's bad you I'll I'll give you time to look for them well I explain other points of how Mario is better foreign level design has always been better like if you take Sonic the Hedgehog 4 that was on the Wii that game has awful level design well Mario games have always had really good credibility for how good their level designs to be fair underwater Mario levels exist but those are horrible playing as Sonic underwater is more painful than playing as Mario underwater maybe it's not wrong all right uh you know the hotel Mario I don't know what you mean that's the hotel Mario totally against to the point where you can't even class it as a game yeah as people as human beings do not accept that game as a game so don't even bring it up they look as bad as Zelda's EDI games I guess yeah because it was made on CVI technology which honestly is not that good that was like those were the very first like cut scenes for stuff right turn off yeah if there was a seat there was a CDI um Sonic game but that game that game that game gave people nightmares with the final boss theme of it right or CTI best might be pulling his strengths here but can we talk about Luigi's Mansion Luigi's Mansion is great all right let's talk about Luigi we've just been talking about Mario and Sonic a lot pretty much alone right let's talk about some of the side characters oh yeah true I only remember like [Music] um Luigi has just gone Luigi's just became an ordinary Ghostbuster for the day okay yeah but you know Luigi can jump even higher than Mario yeah sure and Tails can fly and can carry a fly feed the purpose of a fast-paced running game hotels and so flying exactly so doesn't it defeat the purpose of the game being fast-paced if it's a slow paced floating character it's not a slow place it's like it's just a wee bit faster but it can fly quite fast it can fly quite fast I whatever okay when it comes wait oh shoot I forgot what I was gonna say um oh yeah all right talking about like Side characters Luigi is great right about even Bowser as a character as a villain is great but in Sonic like I feel like Sonic has too many Side characters to play as like there's some weird crocodile guy there's some weird crocodile guy there's Sonic like an adult for Eggman I bet cliched how every single villain in superhero movies started off as doctors or like scientists the Eggman actually never was a real doctor but it's uh so he just likes the title of doctor yeah so he doesn't have a PhD well he does have well and Sonic Boom he has a p he has a PhD and what robotics I don't know like like Sonic biotechnology today he's like well you're right I'm a PhD Bowser Bowser whatever holds there are does that not it does there are a lot of toads but there's also a lot of unique characters other than toads is that not again cliched off the toad idea you want to take Doctor Eggman was an official Walters and The Unofficial British comics what um what non-cliched characters are Mario then but non-cliche yeah completely original oh completely like full-on original yeah like not over use like the amount of toads there are in [ __ ] mushroom kingdoms chiantas what chiantas what what the hell is that you guys pianta's from Mario Sunshine oh um which are also which are also like in Mario Kart stages and just you know they're scattered around they're they're around the Mario universe but yeah but like again that's it it's so borderline like the if they were original there would only be one of them and not just over you oh like you you mean like completely original yes one of a kind character that isn't based off of anything else basically yeah all right I I can all right there's um dupless actually really um when it comes to original characters within Nintendo games they appear in like one of the games and return maybe sometimes rarely in other games foreign [Music] it was a remake of a Japanese game made by another company yeah but like Nintendo just like thought that the West wouldn't think on Mario Super Mario Bros too so they just like rescanned it and change it to a different game and no one knew it was like yeah this game is meant to be like difficult in an unfair way we don't want to release this to a much broader audience across the world otherwise we'll get a bad rep we'll get another one of the games that um that Nintendo technically owns remake it into un and just remake it into them Mario game which they did but then then the shy guy wouldn't exist right is the shy guy honestly is I would say pretty original yeah shy guy is yeah unless you're talking about Color Splash but that was more of just giving Shy Guy like a Podium to stand on and give the shy guys more character in Color Splash but Bowser is a more um charismatic um leader than Eggman Eggman has to take animals put them into machines or just build machines to make an army well Bowser can actually like can we talk personality if the characters Mario likes personality yeah but Mario lacks personality not seen Mario SATs and then that one TV adaptation of Super Mario Bros 3 the main other than that he has no personality Mario does have purse Mario doesn't have as much personality as Sonic due to the fact it makes it you can relate with the character better when it has less personality and Mario has less personality on purpose yeah that was a purposeful design Choice which in my opinion is a good design choice goddamn hot dogs for basically a living isn't really relatable better than the plumber jumping down a sewer pipe but that could relate to the plumber community five-year-old cats play let's play a game here here's the thing Mario games are more polished no yes they are Mario games are more polished they come in general Mario games are less janky Sonic and really that janky talk talk about the the time it makes them to create different games like the Mario game just come out like every like Mario games take years most of the time to come out Nintendo used to produce Mario games a fight in a year that's not true yes well I mean there's usually one time let's talk about there's usually one or two let's talk about let's talk about main line 3D Mario games those come out like every seven years unless it's like Mario Galaxy 2 which came out in like I don't know three or something okay foreign there's like one soup like all of the big 3D Mario games are good and all the and most of the big free these Sonic games are good well they're all they are all good to my opinion but in the eyes of the Republic for all of them are good like don't people don't really like Sonic forces but I'm taking the UFO dog or something like your VH were just slumped foreign just fell down in your chair like all right let's take a step back for a second I say that all of the points I've made are more solid than rares the thing is mold swinging as well he said he wasn't prepared um every question I've said mop has like had a very sustainable answer rare you can just it's good it's bad it's meds good music animations you know okay and ask a question okay okay um what what makes the plot better than Mario the plot is much better because it is as a more serious tone and it is well explained okay well you don't have to talk like a backing robot and Sonic Frontiers right you're just spoiling the story for people who haven't played these games yet that doesn't really play Sonic forces except for me and why do people not play Sonic forces that's against you again that goes again mentioned the hard to control controls and Mario Odyssey the controls and that one you just said forces talk about them forces horses the Sonic forces controls are well known for being [ __ ] like like it's very simple to learn why is this B is to jump Press B twice in the air nowhere near animated um what about input lag what does that mean the distance between you pressing a button and actually happening in game like instantly that's physically impossible okay I got one second Zoe a one second holy so an entire so you're saying so you're saying that's how long it that's how long it takes to register this basically straight away so there's no input left what about Mario marble and put like I've never had a problem with input lag foreign I can see that happening I'll be honest I I can see that happening but like foreign a hat throwing a hat yeah it's time to wind up your arm and throw it right um but what about the fact Mario's been throwing things for his entire livelihood living time Journey whatever like kicks turtle shells on a second to wind up his hand to throw a hat it's the type of person 's roles support your appointment he he literally Frozen her head so we die takes our shows they just throw them out while we're talking about the fact that um the whole thing about ruining or or whatever eggman's mass production of robots do you think that's carbon dioxide heavy yeah Sonic stops a robot switch for the carbon dioxide but they have still had to be made he actually cares about the environment he saves animals like Eggman kidnap some and just holds him at gunpoint and says go in my robot and I saw like break someone then holds Eggman like gun poison says stop but that's the thing breaking robots that have been me you the carbon dioxide was produced making the robots Kenna ruins the whole thing of a protected environment because you're destroying things that were made that caused about claimant a bad environment yeah they're breaking he's breaking away when they be carbon friendly because animals power but they were still made I'm not talking about them being used I'm talking about them being made he makes robots on a mass production state that must do so much carbon dioxide into the air but the Sonic Universe wouldn't even be habitable if it was your life the only I honestly don't know where I invent them can I go back to talking about the ball like a robot when you go oh the store oh wait wait the story of of with Sonic forces like all right actually no this is with a lot of Sonic games Sonic games tried to beat edgy to the point where they're cringy oh that's so interesting man they shot with a hedgehog shadow when Sonic Generations in Sonic forces a lot of plot holes are just because friendships in it what is the point in Knuckles is there he was a entry just to be a rival Sonic Eggman and Sonic 3 Knuckles um tracks Knuckles into helping them and then um because he was like Sony's trying to steal the master and move Knuckles like okay I believe here so then why not so that seems really cliched so then while Sonic's fighting still while Knuckles is facing that's all they can do is Eggman say the Master Emerald is mine now and then Sonic and Tails all team up to fight Eggman explain to me this why as knuckles like smart just stupid oh what happened to him oh he's never that smart he always oh well yeah but it used to be like um but then he's then he just becomes comedic relief at one point wasn't there a Sonic Boom video game has Sonic ever gotten a collab game with Dragon Ball Z screw nobody has he's had he's had a DLC worth um worth Monster Hunter what the hell is Monster Hunter uh Mario Mario has as well in that one game where you line up um things and it does damage I don't know how to explain it it's weird the Dragon Ball s was it it was it was Dragon Ball Z you know that right have you ever played that mobile game best fiends yes okay that's basically where it was it was like that but like Dragon Ball Z and it was like the Mario Universe it was yeah y'all don't know why Sonic hasn't really had the collaboration with Dragon Ball why isn't it uh I think really really I got something having collaborations with Mario is a much bigger deal than having collaborations with Sonic I wait for putting on that rare is it not true that the Sonic fans were more hyped about Mario and Sonic at the mpg game games then Mary Farnsworth I don't know although I have uh uh the creator of Mario decided that he would not that it doesn't want to accept any song that collaborations and say the Olympic Games but would so like it would choose a [ __ ] rabbit collaboration I mean from what I've heard people actually like really enjoy the Mario and rabbit games five years ago the people got fed up with them they started this Rayman enemies and then became their own separate Fame I didn't have your receipts are really good the the really completely off the course of Mario that it basically wasn't Mario and most of even the point and numb was it even like developed by a different company it was it was cool right the rabbit Mario games were closer to League of Legends than it was Mario and it had no hint of League of Legends in it oh from what I've heard I've never even touched those games but personally from what I've heard is that the Mario and rabid Dan is actually decently good for what it is because because of supersonic is inspired off of Super Saiyan so it's not an original idea yeah a movie and then just say this became his own thing no one really cares this it's super what's so special about supersonic like it's just Sonic but strong because of wait wait chaos rare you said because it featured a movie it makes it a good thing but the yes the the Mario was featured within pixels like 20 times foreign I want to kill myself and it's a Christmas kid bolt Cipher what the [ __ ] no leave please [Applause] Mario Lego the Mario Lego sets are better than Sonic Lego sets well I don't see Sonic having Lego dimensions I mean Mario having Lego Dimensions Lego dimensions but right whatever the interactivity of the actual Lego not having to put it on a a little plate and putting it into a game because that's just cliche offers or Skylanders that's because Nintendo needs something original to be relevant Lego when Sonic doesn't because he is cool so you're admitting tomorrow being more interactive than Sonic just because songs the Nintendo the Nintendo were just like they were like okay that regular Mario Lego set would would be enough to understand let's just go way over the top with the Pointless Stuff and then charging like 50 pounds for each individual Lego set right can we talk about can we talk about consoles here no no you cannot I refuse to um Mario consoles Nintendo consoles compared to Sega consoles generally you know the Genesis Genesis the Genesis was a good console I I then why did it die why did it die so badly no it was it wasn't as good die it was just Sega and consoles in general it died after the Dreamcast they still re-released the Genesis they they keep the real they make the Genesis money which is a re-release of the Genesis so if the Genesis was so unsuccessful why would they make Genesis money you earlier you put a point out about actually listening to the fans Sega Genesis was the first console to have backwards like you like you could play older games on your consoles and the first have wireless controllers what was the release date of this console I don't know like 1991 the same year as Sonic one no when was the release date of the NES I don't know like [Music] 1982 no no wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait [Music] the NES and the snares had interchangeable gaming things they also you could put it same with all the game boys for like the online stuff the switch online you can play games from like the set from the NES and stuff and guess what you cannot if you get if you get a certain like expansion pack uh for a Nintendo switch online you can play um Genesis games as well I have the Gen I have the GamePad for that I I have the Genesis collection Epic and how often do you play I mainly I mainly use Sonic Origins I also played like five months of Mario 64 before fight from four getting stuck right but how often do you use the Genesis on First Watch I don't use that I don't use that much of them I'm honestly just waiting for the game keep one so I can play games like Sonic Heroes that that I don't think it's gonna happen all right let's look at this from like a top-down widespread view all right here's here's my point all of the points that I have made out compete the points you have made about Sonic so what's important about wireless controllers so what if that that's more of a Sega Nintendo thing that's not a Sonic Mario what about the fact that as soon as Wireless consoles came about battery prices batteries are expensive they don't even use batteries just like how do we censor thing which yeah I have wireless controller for my mega drive that has a sensor well it has the sensors but they need batteries to be able to charge Nintendo revolutionized the setup of the controller the the configuration of how a controller should be shaped yeah but it was also one of the first con like rare Nintendo 6. good controllers during that time there was the Atari which was a joystick and a button yeah then right right now this is just Nintendo by the way it's uh I know are you ready to rock up or I say it's it's a tie no that's not your choice that's not your choice you know what let's let's how do we decide this I mean I've been keeping a non-biased opinion this entire time I've been telling up your points and [ __ ] oh good everyone's been don't say who has more points I'm not no until both it's not more physical points it's more like a mental tally of how it's like different categories who's the best in each character you know and I just point out something what what I'm waiting for Sonic yeah he has blue on hit on his profile picture and I have red on my profile picture that's pretty funny you guys ready to wrap up or I just want to keep going yeah I'm ready to wrap up what about you yeah let's wrap up guys the winner today's debate night is alrighty good song let's go for a Luigi's Mansion theme oh that's an advert hold on give me 30 seconds so it is thankful one honestly so you have no dare in yourself who do you think he was actually smart well who do you think one I I think I I might have won because right big brain the thing is I actually got an idea who won I wanted to see viewers could decide and use both decide on mop so uh can I I'd like to change where are you think so chat Mario wins I don't know if it's just because of who we had going against each other an intellectual and the brain dead but mop is American so I guess you can also go under brain dead so I guess it doesn't um Mario wins so yeah anyway at least for I don't know if it's much of a competition against rare in this in this particular debate Mario won yes and yeah and this particular debate Mario won I know how about you all like spamming emotes we had fun I think I feel like since it was the first one of the awkward but yeah anyway maybe next time come prepared hello prepare have you got any ideas 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pQelAECt2AI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQelAECt2AI | BROKEN HAMMER=MY LUCKY GETAWAY (Roblox Flee The Facility) | hey guys welcome to the channel today we are playing roblox to flee the facility and I am a survivor and I found a computer like in the purple room so I'm gonna hack this one real quick and I'm gonna take a look and see who is the Beast the Beast is close by it's TK lo Guerra ce que el la guerra ok it was low 54 so that's I'm good to know oh no the best is mine the best is mine got captured ok um everybody's gonna come save you oh my gosh you must feel all kinds of special because everybody's trying to save you ok go go go go get him get him get him get him get him get him get him ok you got him good okay oh well there's a computer here let's go let's hack this one let's hack this computer he was probably hacking and that's why he got caught yup okay he was definitely hacking here there's another girl down there somewhere oh gosh the pieces around here the beasts is gonna come in here now guys we need to hurry up and get out of here come on hack Dora you're wasting time hurry up oh my gosh okay I gotta go sorry gotta go I'm out bye but I'm going back though I'm going back through this door because that computer is like almost done wait okay while you do that I will hack a little bit here oh she he actually got him noise okay well I'm gonna get these credits real quick I'm sorry guys I kind of thought your credits I'm very very sorry about that but I was there the computer was there so it's just felt right you know oh wait oh no oh my gosh wait Oh guys okay oh my goodness I'll get you I will get you do not worry there told you gotcha let's go okay I know there's one in the big trouble room go go go go go unless this um this girl finished it already because she was hacking no she's here she's here okay let's go let's go oh yes yes yes right on time yes and I believe there's a computer in here right yes okay close that door okay thank you let's do this let's do this okay um the best is mine Oh No okay okay you guys go say that I will hack okay because there's no point I was like all three of us going one of you please bound to UM free him right right right that's not one of you guys was going to free him what happened okay okay he's safe he's safe let's go well it's hack did she get the other guy now I think she might have gotten um stars right because they both went over there and I don't see him here which makes me believe that maybe he got hit okay well we're almost done with this computer so that's good yes okay now we didn't even check if these were double there's one there okay there's just one let's go um excuse me thanks okay open that door open this one don't pull that too over there okay leave it open I was in a hack there okay final hack over here I'll hack here it's fine we got this and we're all here next to the exit which is awesome are you Harry Harry you're not gonna get your credits okay God okay let's go everybody go you open the door and we will stay here okay we'll be good here let's go let's go skip pieces here oh he got caught oh he got caught okay open that door open that door go get him get him get him get him get him get him okay good oh my gosh this is a really bad idea this is a very bad idea somebody needs to open that door though like somebody really needs to open that door let's go come on okay go oh man oh man go that door okay and if you could help me also that'll be on my helpful kids I'm ahead I'm here okay don't leave without me please okay wait wait don't don't come stairs yet okay now you guys can come upstairs come on help me help me help me help me help me thank you so much stars okay did we get at least one exit open ah is this one open I hope what's the name best the best is mom I hope the best is I'm on okay let's go go go go yes did you guys we escaped yes I didn't even realize that they have ordered on this map okay yes there's a computer here don't close door hey doing come on you're not gonna help me hack let's go come on dude okay here we go um who's the Beast now uh Jennifer is the bees okay this one is done yes okay oh we should definitely go to the brown house just because we want to make sure that all the computers are not there there's one here nothing in the logs okay get that I will open the door okay let's go get it get it get it okay oh we have to check upstairs we have to check on the roof we also have to check in the barn because there could be two computers in the barn as well so yeah surprisingly I have not heard Jennifer the Beast so she might be actually in I'm going to say the barn maybe oh yes here we go she's here there she goes there she goes oh she's coming upstairs here you guys come on we gotta finish this quickly hurry hurry hurry hurry got it yes okay go oh man okay let's go I'm actually going to go to the roof she saw me she saw me no she saw her okay now since I know she's coming up here I'm gonna hide over here right oh she's not coming up here okay she is coming up here we gotta go we gotta go okay go go this way and get back to that computer okay go go go go go go okay we got it we got it oh my gosh this last one are you serious this is quick bag nappy ah man don't find me don't find me don't find me told I said don't find me you found me no what are you doing I said don't okay it if I say doughnuts - do not I gonna say fines No so for me in the mail Minami get up get up turtle I need you to get up right now happy happy oh gosh oh my goodness wait don't do it don't do it oh my gosh go go go go go go whoa I'm a trap here I'm kind of job seen oh yeah okay go go hide hide hide hide hide hurry okay that computer was dud where are they are you guys oh my god okay I'm gonna go to that other exit I'm gonna go to the maze exit please tell me you guys open to please please please tell me you open it please yes okay oh yes we are about to escape guys let's go where is yes let's go yes oh no oh my gosh I cannot believe it oh nice it was so nice busy yeah okay here we go last round I really thought I was going to be the UM be so I had like a 31% chance of being beast and I wasn't chosen actually 33% chance but it's fine let's hack please don't want to respawn in here please do not let me spawn in here okay now I don't know if it's true guys but I heard that Mike but the glitch here in DM in the theater was patched I can be Scott can go back to hacking actually hold up let me um let me just get it ready just in case because you never know what if it's actually not patched what if I can actually glitch off I might actually try it just cuz I want to try it okay here we go got it okay that one was done now I'm just gonna check to see if it's true um I think it actually was patched up already like you can't yeah I don't think you can glitch out anymore guys it's sad but it's fine okay let's see where is this person you are in the maze room I think right I'm here I'm here I'm here I'm here don't worry I got you I got you I got you dagnabbit are you serious are you serious why I'm stuck in the door help me dude are you coming out how dagnabbit who's the b-side even know this is notice with the bases help me help me honey thank you thank you thank you I think the base might be stars I believe maybe okay oh this way open this door oh gosh you got caught again wait was it you know it's different person now okay open that door go go go exact nabbit okay go go okay go go go go dagnabbit oh my gosh are you serious get her get her go go go go go okay I'm not gonna hack here you guys can hack if you are brave enough to hang this one attacks see I'm not that brave I'm sorry I'm not gonna do it because what happens is there's only one spot or one area for us to actually escape which is the vent and my gosh that was so lucky jeez oh man okay gotta wait wait okay she's still around here he still around here he's still there why are you still there go go go go go go I did it for you I'm so sorry I thought I have to read you I'm very very sorry he's going that way he's going that way go get him get him get him get him get him get him get him go oh gosh go hurry that opened these doors up we really do okay there's nothing in oh my gosh oh wait he's not even here okay I thought he wasn't this blue room he's not he's in the other blue room man get him get him okay I will get this guy this guy's in trouble too go this way and get this guy right hurry hurry hurry hurry wait no you were afraid already you weren't even put in the tube you're just lying there unconscious for a few seconds oh gosh okay I hear actually oh my goodness no way yeah um how are we supposed to dagnabbit oh man and I'm sorry Jennifer I just tried but yeah he kind of got to me I'm not giving the tube thank you oh gosh go go go go okay I will go this way oh my gosh okay I know there's a lot of computer right here I did see it but um yeah we have to go save Jennifer now I feel like we are not going to finish hacking at all or not Jennifer I will get to you don't freeze don't freeze go dagnabbit zag nap it's Jennifer um I need help oh my gosh huh Jennifer Oh No thank you go go go go go go go Jennifer don't freeze don't freeze on freeze got you let's go oh my gosh we are never ever ever going to get out of the are we okay go go go no I'm sorry dagnabbit oh no wait you're not frozen I'm sorry like to try to get to you I did [Music] Oh oh my goodness Oh Lord I thought that door was help me help me somebody help me I have a crazy beast I'll buy sale dagger Jennifer ID Judah hack I need you to hack Jennifer oh my gosh I'm hit im hit im hit im a head oh my god let's go Jennifer I need your help haha thank you thank you thank you thank you okay oh my gosh go oh man okay I'm gonna go this way I'm going to open the door I know there's like a computer in here over there I mean here okay go no she got hit she got hit old Zach oh man oh snap I'm so sorry girl I'm not gonna get you in time oh I'm so sorry I'm so so very sorry Zach not he knows where that last computer that I deed is okay where is the other one it might be in the middle actually that one was done where's the extra computer well there's two extra computers actually okay there's nothing here the one always it might be over here actually is it here oh man old man it is here is this one started it is but oh my gosh I don't even want to do this one I feel like I might get caught there I got this you think I got this I don't know if I got this but I'm gonna try to get this okay I'm gonna try this one okay this one has more hat please hurry come on I did not get the e I didn't get to eat hurry hurry okay that one is done got it okay oh gosh this is really bad go go go go they said wrong I'm running I'm running yes they say run I am going to run hurry hurry hurry hurry almost done almost done come on three minutes oh my gosh please Harvey you better not mess up thank you ease thank you thank you thank you thank you hurry up Go Go Go Go Go thank you yes okay oh gosh nervous please please please come on hurry hurry hurry hurry hurry I'm not gonna try to glitch out I'm not I swear I'm not I'm gonna play legit yes I did hi yes I escaped oh my gosh that was crazy that was such a good round oh my gosh the Beast did awesome everybody did such an amazing job like everybody here is such a great teammate everybody was saving everybody was hacking it was awesome but yeah guys hopefully you did enjoy the video if you did make sure to give it a like if you haven't subscribed to the channel go ahead and hit that subscribe button thank you so much for watching and I will see you guys next time bye | Turtles Wear Raincoats | UCFQEBK1yexqvWtfmsY4-tyQ | 2020-06-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,480 | 11,551 |
4peE2OdwUlA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4peE2OdwUlA | Groovy Shred Lesson | well howy there what I just said was French and that basically means good day Yuji I added a couple of nuances to it uh but I don't think you would understand so I prefer not explaining to you uh well that's it for today I hope you uh enjoyed my lesson and uh next time I'll meet you with new exciting stuff and and well cheers oh and uh by the way I'm the best guitarist in the world yeah yeah oh [Music] man I Ro it's Sol time is Chris who you think he is is Chris a little he close your M CHR is cool yeah well but he seems a little stranger close your mouth myot yeah okay now what kind of lesson would that be that lesson would suck so I'm just going to you know take off my glasses oops and uh I'm going to play like this instead you ready [Applause] oh [Music] okay so let's get started this solo was taken from a lesson I did for GMC uh in order to celebrate lesson number thousand at our site uh and it features lots of you know swingy phrasing which hopefully you're going to find cool as well as some sh ready licks the song starts out uh on the B7 chord and uh we're playing some standard stuff out of uh the B minor pentatonic box nothing too fancy in there if you're on sure about the slides uh it's just a matter of doing this kind of thing [Music] fast kick one note move your hand upwards and then [Music] [Applause] downwards [Music] [Applause] now this next lck is going to be a cool illustration of the kind of phrasing technique we're using throughout the whole solo and and it's what I'm doing in the solo is instead of playing you know straight notes like this [Music] like that H we're going to play them the swingy way slowly that would be so instead of playing the kind of normal way we're going to [Applause] [Music] play and that is achieved through uh the the swingy kind of uh phrasing and also through um I think I'm dampening the notes so what's happening is I'm kind of letting go of the string with a ring finger to deaden the note like that now if you combine that with some uh you know artificial harmonic screams which which are produced with uh by slightly touching the string with a thumb right after picking and as well as some raking which I'm also doing throughout this solo and that's rakes are basically a um a sweep but we're doing it on damp notes so if you place your hand you know anywhere on the fretboard and and sweep you know that's going to be a rake now the reason I'm doing that is because when I started out I had problems finding the right string with the pick so so instead of you know you know not hitting the wrong string or whatever I red in order to find the right string so oh there was my note now and that technique has sort of stuck with me even though as I was saying when I started out I did it because I I was clueless on how to do things and now I kept it with me because I think it sounds cool and you know lots of guitarists do that you know prime example is RoR because oops I shouldn't play those kind of things uh but um anyway so what I'm doing with those three things in mind swing phrasing artif artificial harmonics and raking oh and fourth thing I'm also hitting the strings really hard as soon as I get the chance if I'm in the middle of a you know fast picking run I won't be able to you know hit the guitar that hard but if I'm doing something slower then I'm hitting the guitar body real hard and that causes you know the whole system to vibrate and it's probably pretty bad for the guitar but it sounds cool so that's what I'm doing now keeping these four things in mind let's go ahead something like that and now that's a good illustration of the licks I'm playing throughout the whole solo starting with a rake and then constantly hitting very hard and there I'm hitting hard and I'm trying to get that artificial Herm morning scream as [Music] well [Music] these two licks were performed over first E chord the first lick or an E5 chord and the second lick over an A5 chord now the progression moves to G5 and we're playing a little longer but still swingy kind of [Music] lick now we're back to E minor and we're going to play yet a swingy leak which ends on uh on some bending to wrap things [Music] up and now we're going to speak about some cool shreddy licks uh this pattern I'm using now for that kind of thing is I guess a Paul Gil Paul Gilbert kind of pattern uh now I'm playing it on one single string which makes it a little bit TR | KristoferDahl | UCoVRLsd-SQ3ngpNVG-gRnDg | 2009-03-30 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 875 | 4,429 |
eR6Oo-Jh0i4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR6Oo-Jh0i4 | FAVORITE EAR PIERCING AND CUSTOMIZED CONCH JEWELRY | TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL CONCH PIERCING | let's talk about my most favorite ear person which i currently have the conch piercing i'm also going to share with you important tips for a successful coach or cartilage person and show you a unique piece of jewelry i personally design for my coach i'm excited so if you are a fan of pearsons then this video is for you [Music] hi i'm mc welcome back if you haven't subscribed please subscribe it will help my channel a lot and don't forget to turn that bell on for new videos i do luxury fashion and lifestyle related contents so you may comment below videos you want to see you may also follow me on instagram the link is in the description box below thank you so much i had my corn spears on april 24 this year six weeks after i got my helix piercing and i have posted a video about it my experience pain level and some details if you haven't watched that video link is up here i've also done two videos which you may have watched my hair experiencing experience and two months update so if you are interested and planning to get one feel free to watch those videos so today however i'm going to talk about my conch person and i want to focus more on my struggle in finding the right conch earring when i was ready to downsize it because it is very important to do so after the initial swelling has gone down in order to avoid potential complications such irritations bumps or odd angles as your piercing heals up i am sharing this to you to avoid but i have experience where in i have spent a lot of cash just to find an earring that is nice pretty decent for the conch in general something that i can definitely wear all day even for special occasions it's really challenging to switch earrings on this part of your cartilage especially when it is not fully healed yet and we all know the risks even if it's healed up you can still experience redness or irritation with incorrect jewelry size and time mine is on its eight weeks just yet for cartilage piercings you know like the helix coach rook trey goose and so on you have eight to twelve weeks until you can safely change your earrings but in my case i downsized to a shorter post at six weeks which i do not recommend it depends on your ability your body's ability to heal so the only problem with me was i tried to switch to a hoop earring a few days after i downsized it got hurt and swollen a bit within three hours of wearing the hoop so it felt heavy and was so uncomfortable so i switched back to my original my initial piercing jewelry to avoid any more issues then after the swelling has gone down i had to put back the one i used to downsize and until now i'm still wearing it so it's this diamond trinity sad flat back la bray i'm going to insert a photo so you can see it up close it's in yellow gold setting it's beautiful it was sold per piece and you know since it is flat back i can sleep on it comfortably it's a solid gold and natural mind diamonds i can also use this or you can also use this as your first initial piercing jewelry it's beautiful like i said and really shiny the diamonds are color d size 16 g and 8 mm in length or the post i really love it but my original plan is to wear a hoop for this piercing because i really like the look of it i think it is a classy peak for the conch eye-catching and trendy since i am going to need only one hoop i had so much difficulty looking for a single piece in my size i knew that i have a thick curtain lens so a bigger diameter is needed i purchased a pair of 15 mm hooks which i have shown you before in one of my fine jewelry unboxing videos it didn't work well because i found out that it's heavy it doesn't fit comfortably and i forgot that it isn't a continuous hoop sorry guys for the nice it's very hard to concentrate but it's kids play time you know anyway the edge of the rings are sharp and tight causing pinching or straining the reason why i got size 15 was because i have a slightly deep course a standard con jewelry observed diameter of 10 to 12 mm or even 13 mm prior to this i have had other purchases such as hoop hinge continuous hoops clicker some are pairs some are single but all didn't work they range from 12 to 15 mm so it's either they're heavy uncomfortable tight or too loose so i thought of why should i not ask someone to customize one for me that's how i ended up getting this piece just for my coach i'm tired of experimenting and i don't have much time to go out trying what's best for me so i contacted one of the jewelers i know showed them my design gave them my measurement and after a few days delivered to my doorsteps i'm excited to show you my personalized conch earring as i'm positive that it's going to fit perfectly and will conform to my liking so let's open it up i hope someone is available here to assist me so i can try it on my existing style is a little bit tiny with my long nails and the percent location it would be impossible to take it off omg this is so pretty i'll call this the snug conch earring i've combined the basic straight barbell with balls and hope for this design and wow look at this heart heart-shaped patterns so cute this earring is made of 18 carat yellow gold set with 17 pieces of 0.01 diamonds and the weight is 2 gram finish the thickness of the post is 16g or gauge while the length is 8 mm the inner diameter is 14 mm basically it is what i needed for my coach it is a bit pricey i know for a single piece but worth it because of the craftsmanship and the materials used it is also worth noting that a stud should be used rather than a hope for ease of healing that is why i use the post as the foundation and since i love the look of hopes for the conch i had it designed this way i incorporated the hoop so it looks like a real hoop i don't need to switch anymore and wait until it's fully healed to change jewelry i think i've made the right decision on this one the only time i'm going to change jewelry is when i get tired of it so here are some important things you must do for a successful conspiracy disclaimer guys i'm not a piercer everything i say is based on my own experience so always check with your person and follow his or her instructions okay so the things i'm going to mention are not the usual do's and don'ts or typical routines on how to take care of your conch or cartilage persons but these are the things we must not neglect or forget to avoid piercing failure number one when getting a conch or cartilage piercing begin with a stud rather than a hoop hoops uh prolong the healing of your piercings because they are more prone to getting caught on things because it goes around the outside of your ear it is more interacting when washing hair getting dressed undressed etc and this movement will slow the healing significantly so consider which is more important how long your piercing takes to heal or wearing a so-called conch hoop so number two downsizing your cartilage percent jewelry this is an often step that is critical to the overall healing of your piercing not all but most pearsons require jewelry that is longer in length or wider in diameter in order to accommodate the swelling while some may find longer length annoying it is necessary precaution to prevent children from embedding into tissue once swelling takes place but when the swelling is gone you must switch to a shorter post longer post being left in for too long can cause the person channel to shift its angle incorrect angles places pressure causing the dreaded cartilage bond not downsizing soon enough can make these problems and the tough part is downsizing can vary greatly from one person to another so after a few weeks some people like me are ready but for others it can take well over two to three months so it's best to visit your piercer making the first change with the help of your piercer is important he can walk you through the steps of how to change out the jewelry so you can feel confident doing it yourself number three do not remove your jewelry if you have any difficulty visit your piercing professional for help especially within the first few months if the piercing is removed there is a risk that the hole will close up or you cannot wear air pods or earbuds with a conch piercing at least while it's healing swap your earbuds over the ear headphones while your piercing is healing to avoid snags irritation or pain the full healing process can take anything from six to nine months number five the conch consists of two styles the inner and outer conch while conch location will depend on your cartilage anatomy you also need to decide your preferred jewelry style before choosing the conch location if you love hoops get another conch piercing or the inner conch you'll want to opt for a cartilage stack in other words don't get an inner conscious person if you plan to use hoops later make sure you know which one you want and where exactly you want it number six ask your piercer what size your piercing is everyone's body or ear is different and sometimes piercers will use different lengths and gauges depending on your body or the type of jewelry you want to wear if you are not sure of what you resize to get for your replacement ask your piercer it is nearly impossible to purchase correctly sized jewelry especially online if you don't know what initial pearson jewelry size you are currently wearing otherwise you will end up with something that is not a good fit meaning you lose money for it let me know in the comment below if you yourself have a conch piercing what do you think about the conch it is actually my favorite over all the other piercings so that is it for this video i hope you find it useful as well thank you so much for watching i'll see you on my next one bye [Music] | Life of MC | UC5SSYHtuZmlBe5odIXQI_bQ | 2022-06-26 | Creative Commons 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C77F7O7PivM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C77F7O7PivM | Nestor Cortez on his performance on the mound | sir you had pitched really well your last four starts aaron boone had mentioned he didn't think you were quite as sharp tonight just how do you assess your evening yeah i feel like i missed a couple pitches that i should have located better and uh i mean they were jumping on the fast part early so it really gave me a chance to to get into counts was that the case with sal perez uh surprised i missed two pitches uh in the zone you know i just felt like i didn't execute and he got me he's a great hitter we can take the next question for nestor anyone else back to america nestor you gave up that home run in the first and then it really did seem like you settled in a little bit did you change anything about what you were doing on the mound make any adjustments uh no i i just felt like i got a little bit more aggressive uh in the zone and i kind of got it in a groove uh you know and ran with it and and try to make pitches we'll take the next one from christy acker esther when you're going into a game like this how aware are you of what the situation is with the bullpen and how much are you trying to be pitch efficient tonight i mean yeah you always you know you always try to give the team some length obviously and a chance to win that's the the biggest goal as a starter uh it should be i think um you know coming to the game i i you know i knew i had to go at least five uh you know keep the bullpen a little bit off of the game and and give some length | YESNetwork | UCJXltguGSVIZAcbIglaZ-mA | 2021-08-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 308 | 1,469 |
4MU030Jksfk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MU030Jksfk | Legally Blind Essentials | Beauty & Home Goods | Things You Need to Thrive Legallyy Blind | don't know what it is as much as I know that I've been visually impaired for 12 years I don't act like it [Music] these are my legally blind Essentials if you're new to my channel I'm legally blind I was diagnosed in what 2011 2010 a long time ago but as my vision's been deteriorating I use these things on The Daily to help me adjust and adapt if you're legally blind you know and if you don't thanks for stopping by on this video these are things that you can use if you can see too and the way I use them help me make my life easier and hopefully they'll help you we're gonna break this up into two categories Beauty and home if you want a series get this up to 200 likes and I can do work version and other lifestyle areas but for this video I want to keep it short and sweet so we're going to start off with beauty this first thing that I have to share is something that I use every single morning without it I couldn't do anything with my face no makeup no making sure there's no cross in my eyes nothing and it is this magnifying mirror right here this is actually a contact lens mirror and that's why it's 10x Zoom but hey it works I wish they had a compact version because I do travel with this whether I go abroad or I stay overnight I have to take this with me if I want to look I the thing about this mirror is it is so clutch but my vision's been worsening to the point where it is getting harder to even use this but if you are newly diagnosed and your vision isn't as bad as mine as yet you could probably get away with the 2X or 6X Zoom I'm looking to upgrade this soon but it's been holding me down for a little over a year and I'm very very grateful that this exists even though this wasn't the original purpose of this you know I took in all of the beauty I have to share with you with the exception of one thing is all eye products that's not saying something I don't know what is the first is my favorite mascara this is the Dark Star by Pat McGrath and I absolutely adore this the problem with not being able to see your lashes is you can't see clumps so how are you getting rid of clumps you can't see don't get clumps in the first place I'm telling you this bristle is clamp free certified just make sure when you take it out you take it slowly out because the product is the two C's but using this on your lashes Perfection trust me it is worth every single penny let's talk about the Brows for a bit I have two products depending on what you prefer I got a gel and I got a pencil this is from Anastasia Beverly Hills and it's in dark brown you can also get the clear formulation but what I love about this one is that the bristle is really really small the brush is super micro you would think for someone who can't see small things I'd want something bigger but no the bigger the thing is the bigger problems you'll have I finally use something that has a smaller brush bristles tip whatever you're going to have a smaller margin of error and when I use this I'm using this in a rush because I just want my brows to look okay without doing too much work and this is the best product I've ever used I might have started using the precisely my brows by benefit say three or four years ago and I just haven't looked back it is perhaps one of the most micro tipped fine point pencils I've ever seen on the market which again you would think you can't even see that tip so how can you use it but that is the key because anytime I use anything thicker than this my brows look a mess and I just do too much and I'm heavy-handed I don't know what it is as much as I know that I've been visually impaired for 12 years I don't act like it so sometimes when I'm applying my makeup I'm applying it like I did when I had perfect vision but luckily with this it doesn't matter if you're heavy-handed you can always blend it out with this side or do this before if you have good friends they're going to let you know that this brow is darker I don't know what it is but this brow is always darker more often than not I end up leaving my house okay and that's why my part is on this side anyway next up are these two why everything in twos today is this Noah's Ark I have this pencil and liquid liner depending on what you prefer for years I gave up on doing a winged liner and if you know me I loved a good cat eye when I had perfect vision but the more and more my vision deteriorated even with my magnification mirror it wasn't working I was so happy when I discovered this a year ago because not only does it have the creamiest of creamy pencils on one end it's got a flat brush specifically made for winging it out so you don't have to struggle with it I just can't see well enough to get the line right so this I just turn on an angle and just whoop and I'm good to go and this wasn't made for blind people but hey if people who can see perfectly are struggling to get their wing minor on point I went out on a whim and got this in a set with a mascara which is meh at best but this liner though another super fine point tip which is really good because if I want to get a cat eye I can at least try to thicken it whereas other ones that are thicker it is too hard to come back from I have a hack I'll share with you in a second on how to get back from that but if you want to get it right the first time this is from rare Beauty and it is so good I don't wear Foundation much if you know me I only wear it when I film but when I do I still want everything to be balanced even and smooth and that's why I've been pulling out my beauty blender I know it's basic I know it's classic but it's a cult favorite for a reason this is the best you'll ever use when it comes to pouncing the product into your skin and smoothing it I never have to worry is there more product here did I not even out here because using this with water in it is going to make sure that my skin is smooth and a little radiant every single time in this box I have something that we've all seen before but if you can't see well you're going to need this more pretty depending where the box came from my friend gifted it to me but these Q-tips I got from the drugstore and not intentionally do they match pink on pink these are super clutch when it comes to making sure that your makeup is on point whether you make a mistake while you're applying you can just squeeze the tip that way it's a little more pointed I oftentimes get stuff on my waterline whether it's the mascara or my eyeliner pencil went a little too low or maybe I had Fallout from trying to do eyeshadow that's one thing I really need to let go I can use this with a little bit of makeup remover or just simply water to clean it up there or like I said if I'm doing a winged liner and it's crooked which it is a lot of the time I can't lie I can even it out like that you can also use these for a whole bunch of other things they're really good for spot treatments I use them to clean my diffuser trust me when you become visually impaired you have to get creative when you're adapting I'm no Pro when it comes to makeup application which is why I didn't have so much to show you but when it comes to removal I don't play around especially with my skin I always swear by the fresh soy face cleanser but I wanted to show you guys something different this is L'Oreal's micellar water and I use this specifically and mostly for my eye makeup as much as I think I get stuff off because I can't see well enough to verify my bathroom mirror I'll use this with a cotton pad to get every last bit off it was recommended to me years ago when I was obsessed I would even say addicted to my lash extensions every time I go for a fill she's like there's still a product I'm like no I washed two times and she would use this and I would still see stuff on the Q-tip so that's when I realized you know what falsies are not this is a major key to making sure that your eye makeup is completely gone I know you're thinking girl why are you showing me this are you telling me to floss nope that's what your dentist is for but I'll tell you what these floss Loops are good for I use these whenever I need to sew something I can see well enough to kind of sew I'm Not sewing anything like crazy just fixing holes but when I need to I can't spend half an hour trying to thread a loop through an eye of a needle that I can't see what I do instead is use a floss Loop all you got to do is put a thread through here use the step tip to fit through the eyes of the needle and that's it then you can sew if you need to I don't know how many you guys are out here sewing but I find myself sewing stuff a lot I don't know if they don't make clothes like they used to but if I need to fix like a rip or snag or something I don't have the time to struggle with the thread and the needle that I cannot see so I just use this and I do my best over the years I've shown you so many things on this channel but I never thought I would take time to talk to you about this a spoon you know what's more embarrassing I only have one of these spoons when I bought this years ago I got it for the aesthetic of a long handle because I hadn't seen one before and now the store doesn't exist in Toronto I wish I bought a full set because these are so helpful when you're using them for hot beverages or soups the longer the handle the further away the thing that's going to spill or splatter on you that you can't see will be trust me this helps me so much and I wanted to mention it because I know a lot of the times if you're watching the Vlogs you're seeing me do things and you're like how she do that I'm telling you something as small as a spoon with a longer handle will make a big difference for you every time I have company over they ask me what this is and then I go sometimes I have to blow on it because I dropped it but it is a USB candle lighter and I love that it again is lens so when it comes to hot things like I said with the spoon the more distance between what you're doing the less likely you're going to burn your digits so I absolutely love this it also comes with the light that doesn't always work okay now you can turn off see what I mean now it's jammed the only thing worse than not seeing a wick to light a candle is burning yourself in the process and I find when I use a shorter lighter I'm holding it for so long trying to find the wick that I burn my fingertips so at least it still takes a long time I can't lie but I'm not burning myself in the process I'm spill prone it is so hard to pour something into another thing that you cannot see well so in order to save money because I have spilled a lot I've been using these funnels I never thought I would talk about home things like this because they're just basic you know they're just Essentials that you never really think and to be honest I wouldn't have bought these if I wasn't legally blind because I used to free for all the time but I've learned the hard way from having to clean many a mess and lose many oat milk and it's just better to use a funnel it really helps a lot the larger the circumference is the easier it is for you to just pour and then get it right where you need it to for my clean freaks I got some for Rio microfiber cloths I didn't choose the colors I got these for free 99 Beggars can't be choosers I use this one for my bathroom and these for my kitchen they are so essential I use them on the daily to make sure my surfaces are clean crumb free spec free flex free everything free because I can't see smudges I can't see Tiny this and that but when I'm editing in post Pro and I see a little crumb over here it annoys me so much I I'm only speaking for me I don't think losing Visions is an excuse for my place to be where we are so I want it to still be clean and I use these wet or dry depending on what service I'm wiping to make sure everything is spotless in the place the next things I have to show you are neither Beauty nor home I wanted to put them in this video since I use them every single day and they help in a huge way the first are my air pods and secondly my iPhone if you're not on applehead like me don't go and buy these unless hey Apple you want to sponsor your girl because I could really rant about these my air pods have been a a game changer for me I use them on the daily from the time I wake up to the time I go to bed they help me for everything from work to socializing these are my major key to making my phone more accessible for me as I've been losing more Vision I see less things so a lot of times I lean on Siri which is why you don't need airpods you can just whatever Bluetooth headphones you want but I use them on the daily to get things done whether I'm asking Siri what the weather is or when the next train is coming or to text someone or to check something open a notes or set a reminder nine times out of ten I'm using the voice option I'm not typing it in even when I'm responding to people nowadays if I'm not sending them a voice note I'm using voice to text but yo Voice to Text has a girl messed up because sometimes my friend's like huh and I read back what Siri sent them and I did not say that so your girl is playing with me sometimes I can't even see the keyboard anymore so half the time I'm like this trying to zoom in then trying to zoom about than trying to zoom in and try to verify I don't have time I don't know if you have enough Vision to have time but where I'm at at this stage in the game I'm trying to use everything to my advantage to make it easier so I hope that something in this video helps you on your visually impaired Journey whether you're legally blind low vision whatever it is it's a trip it's hard it's not easy so I hope something in this video helps you adjust adapt and ease into your life as it is if you have anything to add leave it for the community down below and until next time stay safe stay sane stay blessed love and later | Alisha B | UCgLlfbFx4bTFYNCcD4vsadw | 2022-12-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,850 | 13,945 |
zU_0UN4VajY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU_0UN4VajY | How do debates work in CONSUL? | In the ''Debates'' section, any citizen can start a debate on the subject that is of interest to them, and can vote on debates initiated by other people. The debates which receive the most votes go on to appear on the main page on a regular basis, so it is the citizens who decide daily which themes are most important in their city. In addition, the section has a search engine that can filter, in this case, by keywords, dates, trends or author. Once the search has been carried out and a debate has been chosen clicking on it allows acces to the text within it, and one can see the comments generated. Since it is intented that each of them has the maximum possible reach, they can also be shared in social networks Citizens can provide their opinion, read the arguments for and against or show their approval or dislike with the ''like'' and ''do not like'' buttons in the right margin of the page. Also the comments can be voted on, selecting those which are most interesting. To start a debate, you must log in, click on ''Start a debate'', which is located in the menu on the right, and fill in all the required fields. Those in charge of the institution have verified profiles so that the are able to intervene in the discussions in a recognizable way. Those in charge can then enter to answer them directly. In this way we create a space where citizens and institutional leaders can speak directly without any kind of barrier. | Decide Madrid | UCFmaChI9quIY7lwHplnacfg | 2017-11-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 261 | 1,435 |
DKuDeQB9pIk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKuDeQB9pIk | (REQUESTED) Kat and Ruff - KatoonRuffia Effects (Sponsored By Preview 2 Effects) | cat you ever feel like nothing happens around here guys you might want to watch out you know the fact that we sound alike is uncanny wacky we're not even supposed to be here come on this is why we don't talk to other webtoons you might want to watch out you know the fact that we sound alike design canny come on this is why we don't talk to her up turns nice noisy well [Music] [Applause] [Music] this is one you don't talk to or tubes [Music] you know the fact that we sound alike is uncanny come on this is why we don't talk to other work tunes [Applause] [Music] this is where they don't talk about change [Music] guys you might want to watch out you know the fact that we sound alike is uncanny what it's supposed to be here come on this is why we don't talk to other webtoons guys you might want to watch you know I mean the fact that we sound alike is uncanny [Music] you know we sound alike is uncanny what you want to be come on this is why we don't talk to other web turns can you ever feel like nothing happens around here guys you might want to watch out you know the fact that we sound alike is uncanny what you were not even supposed to be here come on this is why we don't talk to other web toons can you ever feel like nothing happens around here guys you might want to watch out you know the fact that we sound alike is uncanny wacky we're not even supposed to be here come on this is why we don't talk to other web toons [Music] snowy snow with a nice noisy well was it [Music] cat you ever feel like nothing happens around here guys you might want to watch out you know the fact that we sound alike is uncanny wacky we're not even supposed to be here come on this is why we don't talk to other web toons [Music] you know we sound alike is uncanny come on this is why we don't talk to other Raptors [Music] | MediaGameMakerMusicalNeptuneVideoMaker4126 Mᴴᴰ | UCFuDhmetG293F2dSIRdbDPg | 2020-05-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 369 | 1,824 |
2pWxej24b9M | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pWxej24b9M | PMEBGE | How to get Knigt Commander KC Apprentice Edition | what is up everyone it is I razer012 YT and today on this great day we will be teaching you another way on okay in well there's another method and it is called Casey Apprentice Edition yeah now uh you may be wondering how do you get KC as an apprentice well truth be told whoa to get Casey Apprentice oh you gotta do is prove yourself to me or any other KC oh and look who it is OMG and he is just in time for the apprenticeship so this is how we do it first we switch our cuffs to hold up oh oops Look Away people the cops are changing colors you have this team mode on your cuffs so what you do here is what the heck that is strange what all right uh I had to teach lmg how to reuse the Cuffs because I'm supposed to be legally obliged to teach him a refresher course on it so as Casey Apprentice let me show you where to get what you got to do to pass apprenticeship I I [Music] that's freaking evil brick God all right everyone uh I sent lmg on his way but we can view what the heck lmg where are you going where the hell are you going come on get to the emission Booth come on you are KC before [Music] like oh my goodness he's trying to behave like one of those Casey that need a second explanation on things yeah all right all right pause for a minute pause for a minute while this Montage footage is going I'm just gonna explain to you uh the rest of the guide while you watch this Montage footage because I just freaking go on and on and on and on and rant about nonsensical things alright so to really get Knight Commander with the apprenticeship method you need 183 minutes of of game time and that 183 minutes of game time contribute to 183 exp and once you get 183 exp you could just go to this place called the Hall of Commanders now once you're there uh well there goes the oath part yeah we're gonna go skip to that part right freaking now so we're skipping to that part all right everyone this here is the final step to becoming a night Commander the oath no when you're here there's one thing you got to keep in mind a kernel plus has to witness this guy here an apprentice to turn into a night Commander so yeah now this is how the uh oath works you kneel you say the oath but here's the thing the oath must be done line by line it has to be grammatically correct or the oath or the game will not give you a sword which I will show you in a bit after I do the oath because yeah I will I have to pass on the o to someone yes so you will see when it is over yeah all right I'm gonna skip a couple of seconds or I give this oath to to toe eating guy lmg all right be right back hey everyone uh the oath is already done so this guy is our KC now what he is holding is a sword and that sword can go in that sword you could write your name on the wall with it now watch as lmg puts his name on the wall put your name come on there it is there it is he's now a gay food now you just witnessed someone become a KC yeah but anyways uh yeah that's all for the guide all right if you have any comments or anything please comment like subscribe all that and I will see you in the next video bye bye [Applause] [Music] thank you | Razzor012 YT | UCX4XCUODE86H7x3pzRLDbVQ | 2023-07-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 649 | 3,134 |
PQOEsWHFrWs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQOEsWHFrWs | WWE ELITE 94 BRET HART UNBOXING (BIGBADTOYSTOREUNBOXING!) | [Music] foreign welcome back guys and I haven't done a video like this in a while but this is another episode of my P.O box pickups or front door pickles or whatever you guys want to call it um this is from big back toy store and I did just order one Elite from here so anyways let's welcome back to another yo Hitman You Know video and my bad I didn't get to upload yesterday because the whole Royal Rumble let me know if you guys to start on that I thought it was overall I thought it was like pretty out of 10 I gave it a five six at most but anyways let's crack this thing open nice big bad toy store um if you guys can't find it at ringside you can also get it at Big Bad Toy Store you know that way [Music] and let me see what we got here man do the live unboxing usually well there that goes um usually I edit this out but I like to do this change it up a little bit and I did order obviously you guys see here Bret Hart that's what I got and then obviously I got a cool big bad toy store sticker yeah it's a sticker so and then I got actually I got two of them so you guys check it out I'll leave the links in the description below for where to get your another form to get your Elites and stuff like that from them and now let's review this Brett The Hitman hire from series 94. let me see if I can zoom in a little bit there we go let's say we'll focus a little bit but anyhow you guys see the brown heart on the side series 94. here's the rest from the wave which I haven't even picked up which I'm not a fan of these two guys are not even mace or whatever but that is what it is here's a front leak collection on the top right to hit my heart he got the certified authentic nothing much in the bottom and uh let's see what else we can do here hold on let me see if I can fix this real quick there we go and then I'm gonna edit this part out and click to the next clip anyways I decided to just open it on camera so I already cut the top of it off so I'll show you guys how we cut it from here and I'll make a slit up here so whenever I want to put them back in the box I can do so put that here take this Brett heart out hopefully he doesn't have no plastic things hold them in place there's some Brett Hart pretty stiff on the arms like I've always said on the other videos the joints seem to be real stiff on them but you know we'll see what we can do it would have been cool if they gave us like this cloth jacket accessory but see if I can make them stand there's that take the hands out of here usually they're painted take out sometimes but there's that cool thing they gave us some sunglasses I wish they would have gave us a little Chrome effect sticker with it but be all right take this belt and then I just end up putting this back into the packaging foreign that's the way I do these I don't know it's probably like a it's probably like a OCD thing that I don't know if you guys have that same issue when you guys open the action figure just trying to preserve the box or it depends if you're gonna put them back in I probably won't but I do have the chase which I have them on the wall I probably won't open that one but yeah anyways here you see brown heart let me put this down a little bit there we go you guys are getting the live footage I think I broke my adjuster here hopefully not anyways easy Bret Hart out of the package already he does come with like the one pair of interchangeable hands so as you guys can see it's got the mic holding hands the basic cans that we've always seen with almost every 100 series 101 series of Elites same models it does have with the Open Hands accessory wise he does come with a pinkish you know sunglasses it's got like a little metallic to it if you guys see um and he also comes with this Intercontinental Championship from back in the day which I've Loved this you know InterContinental before they changed it to what it is now which is I don't know I don't really like this whatever but that's why all the accessory comes with um can you see a close-up of real heart the face is high gas a little resembles bro heart somewhat maybe if you look at it like from an angle Maybe somewhat way better than the Wrestlemania one word is I think I have it next to me uh no I don't no I don't he's not next to me um anyways yeah I do like the outfit though something new I like how they pop the pink and black into it and I've always been a Bret Hart fan since I was a kid that's what inspired me to have my name how it is for YouTube for yo Hitman so anyways if you guys want to put the glasses back on them you can I'll see what he looks with them on see if I can get it on there there we go even with those glasses on he doesn't really resemble pretty hard to be honest I'm giving him my honest opinion and I think they pushed his hairline a little bit to back if that makes any sense I don't know I think they could have brought it down forward some instead of giving them that five finger you know gap on his forehead but other than that I think it's an all right I'll give it a six out of ten about that just because of the whole the head the hairs the face doesn't really look like real hard as much as the other ones we've gotten I don't know they need to nail his actual face scan you know but I really like the the whole heart logo the Heart Foundation or whatever he's got his four Hearts so in every autograph that he does he always puts his four little hearts or dots which I do have some to sign by him and the back you got the four stars it'll start in the boots which the overall is really clean like the lines of paint apps it's really clean on them and the joints on these like man oh you hear that crack and yeah that's the only thing about this one is like they're real stiff from the shoulder joints but other than that man he's a I guess he's an average figure you know like I've said before I like them I just gonna put on my collection and the chase version is the black one I'll show it to you guys we're gonna have them right here on my wall um there is two of them so the chase obviously will be this black one here I'm gonna adjust this tripod real quick so basically you got the standard version which is a pink and black and then the chase would be the black pants and pink that way you guys can see the difference which one's the chase which ones are you know regular so and this is gonna wind up everything for this P.O box pickup and obviously the review for the series 94 Brett to hit my heart Elite uh if you guys are new to the channel hit the Subscribe button follow me on Instagram the links will be in the description below I'll leave the links for the big bad toy store that way you guys can find the elites there I think I paid like 24. 99 for this one not the chase the chase I got in my local Walmart I got lucky enough and it was the only one there per case but yeah that's where you'll find these guys like a big bad toys for like 24.99 I know ringside will sell them for more but just take a look at there I'll leave the link in the description below and you can also pick this guy up at ringsidecollectibles.com everything will be in the links below um thanks for watching um and I'll see you guys in the next video it's your boy I'll see you guys later | Yo Hitman | UCvVJI4g_TXULWLLJuLWXWFA | 2023-01-29 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,493 | 7,264 |
MEZTQTOcqng | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEZTQTOcqng | Hey Michael B Jordan! They Called Me Corny Too!!! | hey what's up you guys so today I wanted to do a different type of video I'm gonna be more transparent in this video and future videos to come especially with the Q a that I'm working on if you guys haven't already submitted your questions in the Q a make sure to check my community post it's the most recent post and add your questions in the comments below alright so um seeing this I know everybody has seen this video go viral with Michael B Jordan ran to somebody from high school and it got me thinking that like this this is for any of you guys that's in high school right now and you're feeling depressed or you're feeling social anxiety and all of that stuff even if you're not in high school I hope this video helps because it's so funny how that video pops up and then like I was planning on making a video about this a while ago but if you guys are in that same boat trust me I have been there if you guys saw the you guys had to have seen the thumbnail that's real like I'll put the picture up again right there all right that's the only picture in my yearbook of me other than my graduation photo and there's a reason for that you know I've been labeled as the corny kid the quiet kid I've had uh throughout all my years of high school I believe I I have a total of five friends out of that and it's been crazy I I know a lot of you guys are in high school that's why I asked in the community tab use me as an example on the fact that once you like go through all of that like it doesn't Define who you are use me as an example I'm telling you right now I have like I've been I've been to the point of in high school where teachers didn't trust me students always wanted to test me I've been absent a lot I mean with all of that going on it got to the point where I was like you know what it's better if I don't even I don't even go and I've I've missed a total of 60 days per year and it got to the point where attendance counselors were coming to my house while I'm hiding in my house from my dad who from time to time decided to stay home from work not knowing it at all that I'm there um I've had times where I've had to sneak out of my house from the second floor to sneak back to school and uh yeah it's it's been crazy it's been crazy I've been through a lot and at the same time being labeled like The Quiet One the corny one the one that just stay away from him like my yearbook is completely empty the only person that signed it was two teachers of mine so like it really wasn't until my senior year where I pursued my passion for drums to the fullest where I met one of my best friends Alex raspberry that's the name Alexander raspberry we found him out uh he was playing bass one time he also played drums and he's actually pushed me to learn a lot like I learned a lot from him he's pushed me to like really work on my drums but uh yeah I basically when me and my brothers met him we started our own jazz band and we got so good we started playing everywhere in New Jersey like we play every High School in New Jersey we was just doing that and they got to the point we even replaced our drum line which I didn't get accepted into because I couldn't read music and like they didn't even want to waste their time with me that's a whole nother story but yeah um I said that I'll say this like even going through what I went through in high school like my gift literally made a way and it it like it got to the point we we was on the local TV the gigs that we were doing and like people just walking up to us this was before YouTube too before YouTube was really crazy and they're like yo y'all we saw your old TV yeah that was all during senior high school so wow it it was it was crazy it was it was crazy and I'm saying all of that to like look at me now like that's that's what's crazy like [ __ ] huge shout out to Jesus man he he has a way to like literally he's show out like it's so crazy like out of all that stuff I went through in high school and then look at like that's why I'm like it's so ironic to see that Michael B Jordan posting that video it's like for real like you want to grind when they think it's corny like and shout out to us I got that I got that quote from swag uh gaming channel I'm sure some of you guys know but yeah man like grind when they say it's corny when they hating on you and stuff like that keep doing what you're doing and like it's it's gonna pay off it's gonna pay off like whoo and and that's when and when they hate again it's just a reminder that it's paying off like at this point any type of hate or negativity and stuff like that it's just it just reminds me that like something something's doing great and that's why they coming over here to do what they're doing and it goes so deep as to like I've gotten hate and shade from people in this community and it's it's so crazy like that's why you gotta be careful who you look up to I always heard that but until I actually witnessed it yeah you definitely got to be careful um now I've forgiven these people but I definitely I definitely haven't forgot and uh yeah it's people I looked up to that I never met I'm eating person and this it's they're different yeah that's all I can say they're different and um yeah you gotta watch out for that stuff and I've learned to like literally it it happens it's sad that it happens it's really sad uh jeromeo uh Jared CEO from jeromeo had a interview on Instagram and he talked about it it's I don't understand it I don't understand where the hate comes from but then again like it it's social media it's it's people's egos like I've seen I've seen drama in the wave community on YouTube they're arguing about their hair so I mean it's it's sad at the end of the day but like I said for everybody that's watching this video and you're dealing with depression and anxiety you're not alone I've been through it once again I've been like even now even now like if there are times where just randomly I get tested randomly by people I looked up to and it's it's sad but um it's always it's a test at the end of the day and it's gonna end up becoming a testimony like I said before like no matter all of the shade and the stuff that I've been through and to see actually the accomplishments that are happening I remember back when I had like a thousand subscribers I'm sitting here watching drumeo watching all the lessons and the live streams and now I'm in the conversation of being able to go there and record with them I've been reposted on their page I'm sponsored by them we do different sponsorships and stuff now and like Jared followed me draw meal followed me like it's the turnaround it's it's the way God finesses everything it's it's amazing and so it's perfect it's perfect like the way he's writing this story is just so amazing and guys just keep going all right keep trusting in God Keep On Believing keep following your dreams use me as an example this has been like my journey like it's really has it's been ups and downs it's been people families um it's been churches who has been a lot of those like it's been a lot of churches that have literally flipped a script on me and caught me completely off guard and uh yeah we'll we can dive into that if you guys have got any questions about that I'll gladly ask them on the Q a but this is also this is strictly for anybody that's fighting depression and anxiety and you're in high school and you see those popular kids and they just blowing up right now getting all the attention and all of that stuff that does not last that's all I wanted to talk about like be encouraged you guys use me as an example man I didn't man I I grinded and I always had this in the back of my mind but I did not believe was the backlash that I was going to receive from people I looked up to and that's not just drummers that I've reacted to or drummers I looked up to it's all it's people it's family it's it's it's people that I thought were friends it all of it I'm not the only one that's dealing with this stuff I'm just letting you know use me as an example on a way to block all of that out and follow God Watch What Happens Just Watch What Happens he's going to finesse a story live for you that's you you're not even gonna be able to believe it like it's this is just the beginning my goodness man guys that's it for today's video I hope you guys got some from us I hope you guys are encouraged and stay encouraged and uh yeah I'm gonna do more videos like this make sure to hit that like button make sure to subscribe if you are new you already know what to do and I'm out of here thank you | Joshua Crawford | UCcfi3-w7iw-b76P2W7cbjsw | 2023-03-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,724 | 8,621 |
L4qZsFJUQqY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4qZsFJUQqY | Vivaldi is best browser: extensions overview | know about it this is Bob rich and oops I did it again browser hoped back to the multi rivaly Vivaldi browser i shaped browser to be boldly and I have spent like a week configuring it and playing around with the settings and installing extensions and diving into a juicer script and the user styles and things like that um I have actually had a pretty good time doing so at least as long as I don't think about that I'm using a chromium based browser but as soon as I start think about that it feels it doesn't feel good but I just pretend that I I'm not using a chromium based browser let's see if we can find a Wikipedia page about Vivaldi Antonio Vivaldi born 1678 listen there we havein Vivaldi web browser is created by the co-founder of Oprah John Stevenson from Tatiana who is an Icelandic Norwegian programmer and businessman it's a very non Norwegian Icelandic yeah name whatever they started Vivaldi and this is weird I think you can see it distorted with all day because they were disappointed that opera there there child you know their browser that they created transition from the Presto layout engine or browser engine to a chromium based browser so they created Vivaldi which is also a chromium based browser but they try to revive a lot of the Presto based features from opera so this is chromium with its opera inspired proprietary modifications and that doesn't sound like a good selling point really but it actually is a good browser because presto and Oprah had a lot of unique and cool features and and it really made Opera a special browser back in the day at least I haven't used it now for a long time but I actually was using it I was switching between like Chrome Firefox and opera hoping around those three all the time at least before 2010 or 2013 or whatever at Oprah it's no longer a Norwegian company I'm not really sure exactly how it works now I think it's acquired by Chinese company if I'm not mistaken whatever co-creator of the CSS web standard that's not a good thing to put on your CV I'm sorry whatever whatever this is not about Oh brothers it's not about browser history this is about rising and the dirt acting because you're watching Bob labs like and subscribe I will make a couple of videos now I thought how to set setup browser the Vivaldi browser in this weird way that I have here one thing that might stand out here in my configuration is that I don't have an address bar because I'm using an extension called ve for C so I can get an extension bar here whatever let's not go more into details there but we before C also lets you open links with bios using the keyboard it's one of those it's like vim um chromium whatever they are called you know but I'm using this vb4 see I have found that this the one I like best on chromium based browsers there are different ones Firefox has three ducktail it's much better on Firefox and pale moon have the best one of them all it's called Penta lacteal it's say that's the best reason to use pale moon is that it is the only browser that supports Panther bhakti but if you are using a chromium based then my pick is that vb4 C which is a brand new extension it's a fork of chrome chromium vim or something it was called but this V before C is a fork that happened just less than a month ago so it's not even available in the App Store extension store or whatever it's called yeah the Chrome Web Store because this is how Ravalli works you can install extensions directly from a Google Chrome Web Store here and I haven't found a single extension that doesn't work on Vivaldi these are my extensions maybe we can just quickly talk about what to do what they are I'm using this V before C that will be at least one video just about that but this is not that one clear URLs remove tracking elements from URL so this clears the actual URLs and removes like weird parts of URLs that are only used to track you so so you we get cleaner URLs and and send a little less tracking information maybe we get back to this because I I don't care so much about this really yeah you I guess you can tell since I'm using be balding but it's very very difficult to become anonymous on internet using a normal web browser even if it's pale moon even if it's Firefox even if it's it almost doesn't matter you have to go go through a lot of more hoops than just choosing a good browser you know if that is your priority but it isn't my priority really it is very annoying I wish we could have a private anonymous environment on when we are online but we really can't this centralized sounds like it's a privacy thing it kind of is in way but it also what it does is it will install a bunch of these common JavaScript frameworks like jQuery and also CSS things like bootstrap and things like that you know like these big frameworks and they will install them versions of them locally on your computer so many sites they just use the vanilla version of jQuery for example and that even if it is not a big program I don't know a couple of hundred kilobytes it's it's something at least on every site almost every site uses one of these stupid frameworks but when you have decentralized instead of fetching those libraries from Internet you fetch them from your local computer making it a lot faster so this I just use this for performance improvements and I can really tell a difference with it HTTPS Everywhere I'm not sure if I should or use this or if I even need it I don't know I install it i no comments really but whatever I was just on a extension in installation binge you know I know reader companion let's not talk about that at all redirector very cool extension I will make a little video just about this one it's not that complicated but it is very very cool it lets you setup redirector so I think I only have one right now okay LD redirects yeah this is the example one you get but I have one for rabbit ear which will redirect rabbit addresses to the old rabbit and you set them up with regular expressions which is like my second language so here we can see an example if I have if I would have my URL looking like this HTTP colon with www reddit i 3wm it will translate it to this URL you will get forwarded to that URL instead and this extension it's much faster than using for example user scripts to do this and this is something I haven't really tried tried earlier but it works fine and it's created by this inner ear Gilson which sounds like a Swedish or maybe ice Icelandic yeah Icelandic software developer so you can always trust Scandinavian developers so I really like that extension and it's one that I use let's see if you can go back here then we also have skip redirect you know sometimes we click a link on a web page and it takes you to some middle weird it says something like redirecting you to this webpage and then two seconds later you're on a different web page what really happens here is that you go to a URL and that URL kind of fatuous information to track you and stuff and blah blah blah it's very bad and then you get where you really want to go so this both enhance privacy a bit but also performance boost since you don't have to middle land on those weird redirect pages stylus lets you inject CSS into web sites it's a great it's a fork of stylish and stylish is now spyware so you should use stylus works for firefox and chromium as well I guess all of these work on at least chrome of course but many of them are also available on Firefox you book origin you matrix will not go into any details about those but they block content like ads and cookies and things like that great extensions kind of advanced to use and set up and I will not go into any details more than this about them but I I really this are my favorite extensions I think I think they are great and if I'm not mistaken there have been a lot of controversy about both of these recently and with the chromium browser they might may or may not work correctly soon because they are chrome and especially Google really don't like this stuff because they are Google the pork of alphabet is they are an ad selling company so they don't like ad blocking whatever violent monkey it is like stylus but this injects JavaScript into web sites you can write your own JavaScript for web sites for example here Vivaldi this doesn't have any JavaScript injected but I inject some CSS here a style that I found that overrides the default I know this is kind of silly this is a sidebar here but you can easily just turn it off and now we got normal Wikipedia and now we got the cool page whatever just for readability and because it's fun to modify CSS it's a good it's a very good way to learn CSS here we can see a bunch of my users diets and stuff here whatever so that's the extensions I use we will take a deeper dive into violent monkey stylist redirector and especially v before see this is the first one we will focus on then we have of course also on the revolt these settings here that will be the next video I go we quickly try to go through the different settings here it's not much to say about it and it's very it's a good it straightforward UI here so it makes it easy today as you can see you can configure a lot of things here in changing the tab or position is just a click of a well no it didn't work well whatever it's because my own style here it's not complicated it's not advanced but I think we have to take it in order so we do this first then we install V before C then we look into how to inject or change the user style of the voltage itself because you can can do that you can see here is a way of setting costume UI modifications and here I load a CSS that we override that we've all the UI CSS you can also override the JavaScript which is what I'm doing here because here this looks like a status bar but it is actually in the address bar and then I inject the status bar with JavaScript into the address bar and then I hide or remove the address field from the status bar to get this look that's kind of cool but it is also kind of stupid because there is a serious issue with this look at this if I open up video also this is the thing I haven't gotten working yet you're supposed now with the latest Vivaldi version here you can click this button on all videos that should open the video in a floating we don't like this it's it would be so cool if this worked but it doesn't work I'm not sure why if it is III don't use a compositor I don't use Compton or P comb or anything I think it might be because of that maybe not maybe it's an i3 thing maybe it's a I don't know I don't know why it doesn't work but it doesn't I will try to figure out why at least but my my hack here it seems completely unrelated but for some reason if you would click full screen here and go into full screen on a video or something than this happens the whole window just becomes this and you cannot do anything you see the tab or everything disappears there so the only way to get out of this state is to restore the browser and you will lose all your tabs and stuff it's it's a serious issue and it's completely created by myself because I want to have this status bar in the address bar in the status bar in the address bar you know so I will not show you exactly how to do that because that would just give you this it's almost like giving someone a disease or something you know but this guy here this these are some monitors I have here for my trousers and and poorly polypore and stuff and look at this yeah whatever if I hit a link here which I can do with this VB for C but I have created a special hint mode that executes that girl script that I showed you in the last video so if we hit this first video here LG I press mg on the keyboard now we can see it print something in this terminal here I also get this notification hello and then the you and I get something here and that is from this YouTube SH girl's script here and if you just use your little brain oh you can just imagine writing youtube-dl instead here and then you could do things with that we're not going to youtube-dl and how to set that up but we will go into I will show you how to do this because this is not built into B before see I have to do some some some stuff to get it working we will look into that I promise this is just a prelude to this little serious about how to write sleep all day and I will show you some some some of my preferences I will disable comments on this video and all other browser rising videos because people get so weird when you start talking about browsers everyone have their important opinions you know Google is evil but they have Android form phone and I have a youtube channel but you shouldn't use Chrome but okay okay oh but you oh so you don't like your Firefox just out of political reasons yeah I do yeah well that's not a valid reason well that's because I 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TC-kV_jd7R4 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC-kV_jd7R4 | Wizard101 Visionary Death PVP | Bye Telos! | [Music] hello and welcome back to the craftsman a miss Brenda and today we're doing some death PvP and this time I have the right deck on yes I tried to record a video and I didn't change my dick and it was my normal mob hitting dick so that was awkward but we're versing already in sick and age PvP commander ooh not not happy not cool we got some Saiyans finally she is a nice we a myth nathie grill methi growth so got to get them yeah we got to get them stomachs pretty quickly I don't actually have any inside I know that all hit this all here this is good stun blocks would be dope we've got free death to cheering us on so that's exciting what is this okay I blade it she's bleeding up as well luckily we're going first which is always useful there's a stun block fantabulous ain't no Medusa coming my way we're going to discover the vamp we don't need that at the moment I might follow up with another blade just because we can always good to get the stun block out of the way though because some blocks are cool fred is probably gonna yell at me because I'm doing something wrong so hi welcome yell at me if you want this is probably a sit shield that's the way I'd do it this is if he knows I got a sit shout as well yeah that's right um I could hit this just to see I would also like a poison that would be kind of dope I'm gonna save that for when she's got a shed because that could okay to hit Lissa's um I don't actually know if I have any poison inside out we're gonna ensure on this because we can um yeah I'm gonna do this I'm not too worried we aren't protected at all but I just wanted to okay it was not a shield it was a okay better actually a lot of damage that did a lot it was as this is this wasn't a that was a stun block which is fine I just need to make sure because you never know you never know if she gets a shared definitely going to be using the nice chiki chiki search field here but we're gonna we're gonna we're gonna do the do the Shiori do the shield ii boy I have a lot of perps and I like that I really do it means I can say on whenever okay mignon that's fine we've got to hit list for the mignon is it tell us it is tell us what a god to bed tell us be did we got a shed as well which is dope this can kill tell us which is fine really fine really happy with that really really happy tell us instantly out it's always good to get tell us out ASAP because tell us is okay I know from experience that tell us is very okay and I'm not really hurting for pips so I might as well might as well destroy I can still Sion basically whenever so that's fine tell us is gone bye-bye this is a wander which is fine I don't know okay so she's gonna hurt next obviously otherwise she wouldn't have removed the shield probably wasn't the best idea to do that at all we got a wind which is dope I like a wind I'm gonna keep that we don't need that Sion we've already got I don't need that sign as well just get out of here get out of here with that we don't need to Saiyans um she's got shed we're gonna do this is probably a snake charmer or something along the lines so gotta hit him with the sit shield damage she didn't fall from my trap she's striking of course she's striking of course she's tracking water what a pathetic pathetic waste of time why would you strike you had a perfectly open hurt didn't you just kidding okay we're gonna blade into a blade into a Sion I think that's probably the best way to go just because I'm gonna hit big time what's really good as we have some blocks so there's legitimately nothing she can do okay King ah that's fine this is going to do a ton of damage especially with a crit like this is actually gonna hurt so definitely sigh awning definitely because like I said this is going to hurt so much that not so much but the overtime if they did yeah affected seventy I am slightly worried about that really really worried in fact this could hmm do I want to see what what can she do ninja pigs so um I kind of don't want to Shrike I don't want to that year I don't want to winds at the moment if I can find a shield okay your shield will shield will show we've got time we've got time I would have played it but I think a shield might be better I kind of want to just waste a strike of it how much it's done okay yeah um definitely have to sign on I kind of wanted to get me down which is fine hopefully this doesn't kill me I did too okay so as long as this doesn't do like 1k we should be fine I guess I don't know that crit okay she's go a lot of crit which is not good all the Pierce as well I forgot about that forgot about that that's good actually be GG for me okay no this is not gonna kill me that's fine that is fine that is actually really fine that's really really fine I'm actually really happy about that we can scion and we'll be fine we're gonna love there's no way we're going to die we can always follow up with their kismet as well in fact I want to find an enchant for the kismet there's a poison we did have poison inside I thought we did I'm just dumb sometimes this is not killing me I knew that would not kill me so I'm basically I need to get over 2,000 health with one blade and a lot it's the eyes guys look at the eyes it's the eyes yeah she obviously who and a eyes don't you dare block it probably won't block but that's good that's actually really good the eyes are in some of the eyes um okay yeah five K that's decent I don't think the over time is gonna kill me unless she does something big boy hit but um what is this as a feint oh oh it's a feint oh this could be bad this could actually be bad this could kill me um I mean I'm surprised they didn't actually kill her how much rough does she have 500 this is a clutch moment and a half let's just go for a kismet this is all we can do not even in childhood that's how much faith I have in kismet if this doesn't kill me I am good damn an account GJ that was a tight fight that was really tight I should have probably hit list or something earlier and that would have killed but hey it's fine without the shield we wouldn't have done as much but yeah that's that's how that's how the cookie crumbles I'm not mad about that that was a really good fight but yeah thank you for watching room to like and subscribe before you subscribe Bristol we little battles to know exactly when I post another video and remember to craft outside the box [Music] you [Music] | The Craft Box | UCB0iXWdoD49mj3ySdkYMk6w | 2019-10-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,313 | 6,414 |
8E3wcr0uVks | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E3wcr0uVks | Prepping The Decks!: Energy Shift Part 3 Reading Starts at 14:23 - There Has Been An Update | hey guys so I am actually very feeling really really good today I'm about to prep my decks and so I remembered I'm like okay I guess it's sort of every to prep my decks and recording it okay alright so it's gonna be a little boring if nothing happens because I'm gonna be silent and I'm gonna be doing my thing but if we get cards and I feel it then I will be posting this on YouTube and if it's funny too then you obviously know I've posted it so anyway sometimes messages come through personally for me so if that happens I probably posted it okay Oh actually no mm no not posting that okay what do we have here hmm there's a message for me I actually want to share with you guys because I've grown to become very attached to some of you that you know some of you that I've gotten to know personally and I'm just like you know you guys are starting to feel more like friends and like almost like family a couple of you um dammit I want to share I'll just show you but I won't say anything cuz I know exactly what this is about so I just don't say anything but that's a personal message for me okay here set the bottom of the deck I'm not saying nothing I know exactly what it is okay anyway that deck is done well actually I forgot to cut I got all distracted isn't it taken while we gonna groove and for doing these videos for you guys okay okay but I warn you it is probably gonna be very very quiet cuz I'm gonna be quiet as I prep my decks okay but if something comes through something comes through and maybe I'll just cut I'll just cut all the boring stuff if something comes through hide your collective using the vice-versa tech I'm I'm prepping the vice-versa deck right now and it's like my hands are so cold is hard to grab her phone what is that whoa whoa the this is another personal message for me he is like oh my god and again I know exactly who this is if you guys are curious a Sukkah my studies of Cubs that's crazy he's the pinnacle a Salons the tower 5 of Pentacles hermit and the king of those I know what that's about oh just more to my own story you guys again thank you guys are wondering I know already more the cards like to talk to me a lot you guys are wondering knight of Wands knighted ones right from before justice wheel of fortune High Priestess now I'm gonna get into it it's complicated guys cool that one's done next to the gilded tarot deck hmm another one for me yeah my life is complicated guys I'm not even gonna lie to you it is complicated with a capital comp [Laughter] and I feels pretty good all right now for the Oracle deck sometimes these ones these are where it gets crazy usually um I'll do the romance angels first I already don't like my free prep stuff like my meditations and can't like you know intentions and things like that so this part is just getting the energy balanced in the cards but sometimes my guides like to use those opportunity to remind me of what's going on in my life this one's got funky anything on that I have to say JIT actually yeah I always say to the cards and the pre pre pre the pre pre-prep but this one feels funky and this is an important one I can't have this one being funky oh my god did I just squirt one of my cards no okay you know so the house age can be when you start like getting down stupid it's like oh my god a big piece just like fell in there okay all right that's still smoking I'll leave that right there whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa oh my god someone had whoa okay someone have this exact message and a reading I did yesterday oh my god who was it I think it was a Virgo although that card wasn't there Oh Oh hmm this supplies this stuff this this applies to me and it applies to some of you definitely shoot okay well we're rolling with it let's roll with it let's do it okay mmm I'm almost hasn't it to put this out actually because I know it applies to me as well as other people I feel like it's like it's more than just me but it's like it's this whoever's on my same energy wavelength whatever you want to call it I don't got all my words yet should I put this out I just heard no I'm sorry guys and like I said it's the same exact cards from the Virgo reading so if you watch the Virgo video and you get the same romance angel in the same room its angel cards come out it's like you know it's the same stuff it's the same stuff so they told me no especially cuz it does pertain to me but there's an extra card here that is for me so huh don't worry about what that extra card is but I will show you the cards that I'll show you I'll give you the glance of the cards that came out because it's attached to the Virgo video but I'm not gonna say anything about them okay and I'm not gonna show you the extra card that what came out just for me got it by the way the bottom there I showed you I just didn't say [ __ ] and I didn't show you that extra card that only applies to me not only but that does definitely apply to me keeping a little bit of you know solidarity here solidarity that's not the weirdest solitude to privacy you know what I mean like I said I don't got on my words where do my fire courts go oh there it is just blends right in anyway all right now the psychic tarot deck just goes what happened yesterday with the energy shift like the part to you I was like dammit I really don't wanna miss an opportunity like that again okay so let's see the psychic so we got here another personal one for me same person I know I'm aware thank you what is this I am afraid of pinnacles yeah that's another one funny don't worry about it guys don't worry about it all right spirit animal duck and then the shaman duck I've saved that one for last just think uses if you love this deck I just you know it's just done so well and the artwork is great and they just have like a quick little paraphrase on it on each card what the cards about oh oh I like this this is good and this is like actually I feel like this applies to a lot of you I'm not gonna read any cards on it because I don't feel the need to it's it really just like a quick look it's almost like a reminder think of it like a little reminder notification starfish spirit with a number 59 that breaks down to the number five self expression right it's also um been hearing more so that 5 is also sacrificed I never really feel that way about the number 5 it doesn't matter what I feel right I mean it is what it is um but I always feel more self expression with the vibration of five open to infinite possibility I love that open infinite possibility it's about not only being open minded but like taking a chance you know what I mean it's like not being so afraid of all the different possibilities and pathways you can take it's like look you know you got a lot of options but it's okay to take that leap even if it's something that's a little scary just be open-minded to it because when you're open-minded and you're not afraid to take that jump you have infinite possibilities which is pretty much true okay all right let's do the shaman deck this is the whoo-hoo the Serpent's number 46 this is also about cycles closing at ending but more so it's about Kundalini energy if this cracker know the beloved card it's like that's all twin flames all day but Kundalini energy and I'm actually I'm not surprised either it's like there's all kinds of craziness going on with this energy including you know a little bit of us so be mindful of that okay do you mind fold ah oh my god these two cards came out yesterday these two came out yesterday so remember what I said about these guys this is like um this is obviously it's like soul soul soul connections right soul connection soul bond and then the child oh [ __ ] what see I always have trouble with this card and even said that in that video but the rattle is calling but the rattle was like destiny is calling destiny is calling so take what from that video that I did um oh my god that was just yesterday you tell I'm like I got a lot going on I'm like wasn't that like two years ago oh my god no that was just anyway so yeah these two cards can open that reading and I described them there so please check that out it's the part - the part see with the energy shift and then the rattle is about destiny is literally calling you it's literally calling for this energy to manifest and transpire soul bond soul connections also twin flame of course alright I just heard something you say just read the child okay I'll just read it for you why not okay the child knows the way to join happiness the child offers the return of a second innocence a time born of wisdom and not of naivety the cut this card allows you to correct your course and offers you a second chance it brings you the possibility of redemption and entering heaven while on earth the child is here to release you from the habit of being yourself and to help you acquire beginner's minds that you can see life as if for the first time remain open to learning and discovery who is your spouse or partner today can you see them with fresh eyes who is looking back at you in the mirror this morning become a mystery unto yourself and reconnect with a sense of childlike wonder yeah so mm-hmm-hmm second chances with a soul bond a soul connection and destiny is calling for this to happen trying to make this manifest oh my god and that's a seven two seven five seven seven five seven what does that vibration mean if anyone wants to look at the angel number the seven five seven because I don't know that one's specific that's a pretty specific one please please feel free to look that up and post it down in the comments okay okay Wow so I guess uh guys like these pre shuffle videos they're gonna be kind of quiet they're gonna be kind of you know not nearly as exciting what's this oh oh are you kidding me okay reading time whoa Wow okay okay y'all saw it I've just been shuffling no big deal okay what cards do we have so we have the staff it's a very phallic card by the way very masculine card spiral the son the beloved card again I don't read these ones in Reverse I really don't feel the need to the child plus their oracle cards I just feel weird the read oracle cards in reverse Thunder and the Rainmaker senator is very similar to lightning very similar to lightning the one that we had in the reading yesterday okay so let's see what this is about cuz this is not just about me yeah sure this is not just about me okay let me just get all this stuff moved around so I have make the space with my crystal oh by the way I use my citrine last night I slept with her last night because of that energy craziness I feel so much better plus I asked my guides to actually allow me to rest into sleep and it felt amazing um yeah awesome stuff citrine does a lot of great things including abundance and brings abundance and success but it really is great for balancing energy just to like have on you like especially one of this caliber but anyway if you're having trouble with energy so trains great okay let's get these set up here with spiral the Sun and the beloved with the child again looks like crazy um and then thundering the Rainmaker alright so like I said guys I know these cards I do but I like to read the descriptions for you guys because sometimes that will resonate so much more with what I have to say about it you know what I mean so sometimes it's just like a key phrase like that'll trigger someone or like a statement that will just jump out it like it's so certain wording of a sentence that'll just jump out like this would be one card is it's kind of like my divine masculine energy card let's see for those twins these out there who are watching okay first actually I'll start the overall energy arrow the number three this is destiny as well it's also like my Cupid's arrow card it's basically destiny has been triggered that's literally what this card is destiny has been triggered and there's been a target it's been shot and there's nothing you can do about it you either gonna follow destiny or you're gonna fight it one way or the other but I for me it's also cupid Sarah it usually comes out with the beloved but I will read that one to you anyway anyways okay so this is the overall energy receiving the symbol reminds you that when you are in alignment with your heart and soul you are on target with and will soon be hitting your mark be true to your calling release attachments and free yourself from the bondage of unbridled ambition now this reveal is revealed to be a moment of contact in which your intention meets the material world the arrow also symbolizes the need to set your creativity free when the arrow Zing's through the air it is inviting you to pay attention and signifying that you're about to make your mark and some aspect of your life it illuminates the moment of contact when you know that your desires and intentions have traveled on the wind and land in the perfect place where your highest good trust that your job is to be relaxed yet focus keeping your eye on the prize yet releasing your intention with full expectation that it will land as it is supposed to don't worry about the how or the exact form this is not a time to interfere with the manner in which the arrow flies it will make it smart and you will have no nu of cause to celebrate that's awesome okay so these are the first two cards out oh my god ha 15:51 the spiral with the staff I really feel and actually feel like this is pertaining to um someone coming in actually whoever is reading this whoever's been on this struggle and who really resonated with those other videos who were like you're waiting on someone or you know someone's coming back or you know you're gonna have to deal with something soon this is that person's energy okay the staff and the spiral so let's read that okay the staff the some that staff is the symbol of authority it holds the power to temper extremes the staff helps you find the right course of action the way of the middle and easy to maintain your balance after you begin walking in that direction Moses carried a serpent staff through the desert and with it he could summon the power of nature to heal or call plagues the staff reminds you of the imput impermanence excuse me you guys know I'm not really great at reading out loud of all things and that your authority must come from your deep longing to serve you know how to flow easily between polarities how to wail possibilities that instinctively select the right path trust your inner wisdom and take the first step on a journey that your heart has already embarked on use the power of the staff to unite what appears to be divided to find that delicate balance between will and surrender you recumbent when you are caught in the delicate balance between opposing forces between masculine and feminine between action and non-action use us to your advantage as there can be no day without night no low without high no wrong without right this is the time to take corrective action beginning with your beliefs about what needs to be fixed or prepared let destiny take its course nudging it slightly along yeah so this person knows that they actually have to come towards you like they are very where they are very aware and it feels very masculine doesn't mean that they have to be a man they can be a woman but it feels very masculine whatever this is and they're kind of caught between a rock and a hard place because they know they have to come in but I feel the struggle I feel the hesitation they know but it's like it's like I don't know I'm getting a wall like I'm it's really funny it's not really a wall it's like a half wall it's like a hurdle it's like cuz I just got a picnic a glimpse of a guy I just got a glimpse of a man and it's like he's standing there like like he wants to go but the wall was only like up to his hips like he can just like just crawl over that I'm like that's the kind of feeling I'm getting it's like it's really easy for them to come forward they just are like it's funny it was a foot it was a funny image and visual it was like why are they not figuring this out is this like not stupid easy anyway then let's look at the spiral the spiral of the number 50 from galaxies in the sky to diminutive shells at the beach the spiral is found extensively the natural world its shape in the form of a coiled serpent has been used since ancient times as a tool for growth and transformation the spiral is a guide for entering deep into one's consciousness and the unknown and then extending far out into the heavens it is crucial to surrender to this journey until the exhausted paradigm it dissolves and the depths of the psyche and its energy is released to give birth to a new reality the invitation to renew yourself you must shed your old skin you have already done this so do not keep scraping away at the old but welcomed the soft new skin that is starting to grow break the habit of working on your faults all the time and let nature take its course now that a new skin feels vulnerable and scary at times trust the medicine of the spiral as it guides your journey of renewal know if the person is really struggling with us this is basically like they know that need to come forward because now they shed the things that they needed to shed you understand me but I got to be honest guys I'm really feeling like some of you who are resonating with this they aren't quite at the spiral point the spiral is out here because a good majority of of you know your partners or people that you're waiting on with this energy have shed a lot of stuff that they don't need anymore they've worked on themselves they've fixed a lot of their inner problems but I gotta be honest some of them haven't so this next section is for those who are really struggling to shed any issues they have themselves or maybe even their past lies if they've done any past life regression or past life therapy the spiral announces a deep descent into the depths and a rebirth allowed nothing to get in the way of this process as the time is right in the forces of nature are supporting you in this endeavor using stones twigs or yarn build a spiral on the ground that is large enough to walk through no sorry yep to walk through when pill these three turns enter the spiral slowly once in a Center are offered to the earth the feelings or situations that you are no longer wanting in your life as you walk back to the lathe and Kirk feel recharged to your new journey so these are actual instructions so for anyone who's struggling with shedding stuff I'll reiterate the instructions ok I'll try to read it slowly using stones twigs or yarn build a spiral on the ground that is large enough to walk through with at least three turns and to the spiral slowly once in the center offered to the earth the feelings or situations that you no longer want in your life as you walk back the way you entered feel recharged to your new journey ok also guys I will say a good stone for that is bronze a knight if you're trying to get rid of things that you really don't want to revisit like let's say um like let's say maybe it's not this person but let's say maybe it's like I don't know an X that you've kind of always thought about like from years ago but you really are like why do i why did I keep that on my brain you know I just I really am done with that let's say he let you left a job and it's like it's still kind of with you but maybe you left because it was a hostile work environment get a bronze and I and use this practice that I had just described out of the book and once you're done and you know use that stone during this practice and take that stone with you and then once you leave you can throw it in the ocean if you have access to the beach it's another good one it's best in water it's best in water a lake is good to awake is get to or a river if you don't have access to water I would say bury it if you don't have access to water I'd say bury it but those are my suggestions you don't have to use bronze tonight I'm just saying it's really good for trying to let go stuff the only thing is though once you let go you cannot go back like you cannot so make sure it's something you actually want to get rid of okay all right mm-hmm that's intense so this is someone who's coming coming through trying to come through because they've shed they shed a lot of themselves with those and serve them anymore but again if they've struggled with it some of them have struggled with it so just be mindful that not everyone who's coming back has done what they needed to do in that regard of shedding stuff now let's look at this slide we've got the Sun with beloved and child I've already read these to you second chances with a soul connection I've never had the Sun come out it's a beautiful card the number 8 which is really really pretty it's about progress success abundance transformation so let's look at the Sun see what that's about I'm assuming just it's like there's a lot of joy in this second chance if everyone's done the work and it and it's the right choice you know what I mean um cuz I you know like I said in the last video some of you you know this is definitely about a lesson it's a lesson it's a lesson that's supposed to be learned this is not the first time you get that in this situation but it's about making the right choice whatever the choice is if it's completely removing yourself from that person because they can't get their [ __ ] together they can't do the work or what have you or if it is choosing this person because you know they've done the work and they're ready or whatever whatever it that your situation you're in you have to tap in your intuition to understand your right choice I can't tell you the right choice for everyone's situation I can't it's I really can't um you have to figure that out on your own and I know that's hard but use your intuition talk to your guides this is a really great time to be doing that anyway okay the Sun the Sun is acknowledged by many cultures as the four most masculine force in other it is seen as the feminine in her full power either way it's most brilliant light for all beings and allows life to sprout from the dark feminine earth it can be gentle and warming close to sunrise or sunset fall or winter or it can be destructive as in the zenith during a scorching summer have you been hibernating have you been introspective it is time to come out of your cave and savor the life-giving light of our star the Sun rekindles your passion and your creative energy life is calling you to shine your light and to add your lightness and humor to the seriousness around you get out and play so I actually feel like this is talking about more tact than anything and growth tact and growth I'm getting growth again it's whatever that right choice is for you there's a lot of growth to be had okay for you if this right if the right choice is made in this second opportunity and the second chance to make the right decision okay there's a lot of abundance in store for you there's a lot of growth there's a lot of just just pure joy and and love even if it's walking away for some of you are joining this person again you got to know your situation and know what your your right decision is I can't tell you because I'm not you and I'm not part of your past so vibes for those where this is a past life karma thing okay because some of you it is a karmic thing all right now these last two cards the Rainmaker and thunder m56 witches eleven with the number 42 with a six memories past lives harmony like I said under is very very similar to lightning it's it's very similar to like a tower moment kind of energy um the Rainmaker I've only had that like once and I don't ever recall exactly what it means um I want to say about manifestation to be honest I want to say it's about manifestation let's see let's see like I said guys I love this deck but it's a lot to know for each card because they're so detailed and I haven't I don't use it often but I always prep it just in case okay legend speaks of great Thunder beings who live in the sky and call your for your tension when great occurrences are meant to happen in the world they warn when tensions in a situation are called upon to be released mmm sour their presence in your reading reminds you of the dramatic moments and life that changed everything both awesome and frightening when Thunder arrives it is also a wake-up call one that you will not soon forget when Thunder comes into your reading it refers to a big dramatic change that feels like a herd of wild bison on the run you feel it right through your bones it's kind of like the that's actually kind of how I felt when um I got woken up out of bed at 5 in the morning I just like jumped over kind of like tahno like thunder anyway where was I oh you feel it right in your bones and you know that you are powerless to influence whatever events have been set in motion this is a time to be prepared for anything your life is an adventure and wonderful opportunities are arriving now the trick is to learn to run with them qualities that you need that you'll need now more than ever our flexibility dexterity and a willingness to experience all experience at all without dictating from where or in what form opportunities will come your destiny is arriving be ready so it's a destined tower moment it's like more than just a regular towers like a tower just leading to pure destiny yeah getting intense all right then the Rainmaker the Rainmaker is the master of manifestation who can call on the elements of nature to serve the greater good when the power to co-create is used with integrity great beauty and benefit flow to all when this power is used for personal gain only everyone suffers when the earth is parched the Rainmaker calls the waters from the heavens and all that is dormant in the fields and the people's hearts spring to life again the Rainmaker is calling you to create something new from the elements that are already in your life be sure that you work with what is and not with what might cut or Hatter might be okay hold on let me read the series that read the sentence again I feel like that's gonna ring true with a lot of you and it's I feel like that's like that's a major lesson here work with what is not with what might be or could have been is basically like like you know that phrase when it comes to dating you shouldn't date potential you should date what is that you should date the person not the potential that's exactly what this is okay this the seeds that have been silently germinating in your heart will burst forth ready for the sunlight do not hold back put all your chips on the next roll of the divine dice oh okay so I think you guys gotta just so the energy is just from the cards alone but I am gonna I want I do want to clarify the Rainmaker actually I'm this card makes me more risk for some reason so I really want to clarify this that was quick queen of Pentacles Capricorn energy Virgo energy it could also be Taurus cancer Pisces Scorpio definitely was conference which to look at her third eye look at that hold on a second I got a notification look at that third eye look at that that is insane yeah definitely this is saying before you make this choice you got to really go within that's exactly what I feel before you make this choice and you start manifesting what you want and working with what is coming what is coming your way you better use your intuition to make sure you understand exactly what you want exactly what you need and the choice that is best in this situation for you okay yeah tell me more about the Rainmaker oh [ __ ] do I have this long do not disturb I'm afraid to touch it I think it's on do not disturb I see a cloud I'm like oh I don't hear it so must be do not disturb so about the Rainmaker okay there we go how weird let me just double-check see might set my my devices are really funky with me all the time it was not on do not disturb and it did not interrupt my video even though in the past it's always interrupt in my video nonsensical anyway so a couple more cards out whoa so I just told me to keep going before I tell you what these other cards are we got at the star and the six of cups in Reverse I mean before I read those cards for you tell me about the Rainmaker tell me about the Rainmaker okay overall energy king of swords Aquarian energy could also be Gemini Libra it's a lot of air it doesn't they don't have to be an air sign but this is about the person that's coming in um they found their truth that's what they're telling me that they found their truth it's almost like there's been another little mini shift after the shift mini shift up for the shift and maybe that's just because it's the new moon and like the first shift we felt it was like quite a few days ago I'm not sure to be honest with you but I do feel like there's been a little mini shift because this energy this person's energy feels so different then just the last reading I did which was like two days ago that I did it with the tarot cards not just the oracle cards this raised energy has changed they know their truth okay well that's what they keep telling me they know their truth now whatever that truth is but I think it's about you cuz we're underneath it we had oh that's so funny right underneath we have queen of Wands and I tried to pick and then it flipped in Reverse which is more of like a how I say that just like a very negative energy it's like it's almost like um it's almost like a mean girl it's like my main girl card it's my main girl card is the best way to say that Aries energy could also be sach or Leo or cancer Pisces Scorpio so this person this is weird so it was like this and then it was like this and I got to be honest it's like I'm sensing a couple things so I'm just gonna keep it that way because it wants to be both ways for different people I can feel that your person knows their truth now however something to be cautious of some of them it's not the real truth they're they're fooling themselves okay because queen of Wands upright that is like the most irresistible like feminine energy whether you're a man or a woman it's someone who's very irresistible okay and that's why that's I think one of the reasons that this person feels motivated to come forward however some of them are tricking themselves into thinking no they're they're not they're [ __ ] they're angry they're jealous or whatever it's like just thinking negatively and they're convincing themselves that that's the truth of who you are again this could always be vice-versa keep out of mine it could always be vice-versa so some of you who are coming to that realization that maybe you really need to walk away from this person that is your truth you know what I mean if it's vice versa but for the most part I feel like most of them their truth is to them is like okay this person I can't I can't resist this person anymore I can't take I'm getting I can't take it I can't take it I can't take it which is why they're they're starting to come forward they're starting to come through but some of them like I said they've tricked themselves some of them have tricked themselves and that's why they're struggling that's why I saw the guy was like what the heck this was like you could just like just easily like to step over life you can't you can't crawl over you can't step over it anyway so some of them are tricking themselves so please be cautious of that but like I said this could be vice versa so for those of you where you your choice is to not choose this person you know the truth now because you've trapped in your intuition okay now these are the three cards that came out the star card Aquarian energy six of cups in Reverse and the eight of cups destiny wish in coming true you're using your intuition on this destined event is it might not even be your wish maybe it is maybe it is it maybe it's their wish but either way there's a wish involved but more so this is about destiny you're using your intuition on this destined event you understand what I'm saying and you know it's destined I always wouldn't be here and that's that's what you're thinking of that's what using your intuition on and then we get this the six of cups in Reverse with the eight of cups either way it's like part of your intuition it's like you're looking back at their behavior looking back at the past and your design move towards you're happy again some of you it's with this with whoever's coming towards you others of you you're happy is elsewhere you got to decide for yourself using your intuition on this destined moment okay hmm but there's a lot of bad [ __ ] here I mean that's what I get with the six of Oh karma past life duh because I went wrong in the past whether it was this life or the previous lives it's gone wrong in the past that's why that cards there okay Wow um-hmm this is crazy just I'm deciding if I need to clarify any other cards I mean like I said guys I already told you mostly about these and like I was gonna clarify them like it would just say the same thing over and over again that this person has been shutting their stuff been trying to show their stuff some of them and we're very successful some of them not and wanting to come forward i look at the sun i'll look at the sun i know it's mostly about joy and growth but i'm like i'm feeling like there's something there so I will use the vice versa back on that and then I'll pull advice a little advice on how to handle this but I'm gonna use the spirit animal deck to do it okay I love this deck it's very powerful but I feel like it's just it's just gonna keep saying be prepared be prepared be prepared and I'm hoping that maybe this for animal deck will give me something else give me something a little bit more than just be prepared this is just intense energy man Oh clarify the Sun mmm clarify the Sun we have a knight of swords out here clarify the Sun a lot of fire or an air energy regardless of their sign their harnessing a lot of fire and air energy clarify the Sun I kept begging that's weird why am I getting begging are they gonna beg you I don't like the vibration of begging maybe it's just who I am I don't know I don't I don't like that vibration clarify the Sun I just keep hearing please please please clarify the Sun clarify the Sun clarify the Sun alright we're gonna ease a little bit oh oh I don't like oh I don't like it oh I don't like it overall energy ace of swords so attached to the Sun is that is the ace of swords of the over energy its truth its truth its truth its clarity but there's success there's success at the end of the road as the energy stands now there's success at the end of the road but from what I see Oh to get to this happy place I just see a lot of hurt I see a lot of pain again whether you're choosing this person or your or you're walking away I just see pain it's gonna be a rough road either way all right well it's just giving to it right first two cards Knight of swords Gemini energy can also be Libra Aquarius Aries Leo sage with the three of cups this is a vulnerable a knight of swords though it's a very different at a swords being very honest being very vulnerable but very like just a lot to say a lot to say and cut off I just hurt oh I was about to say and they come in quick but before I can't even get that out of mine before I could even get that out of my mouth I they told me then you think oh [ __ ] better not be today or tomorrow um I guess so it makes sense then tomorrow I wouldn't be surprised this person comes in over the weekend for a lot of you I wouldn't be surprised and I just I don't know I'm getting begging with this card with the three of cups I just get begging they're grateful to have known you Oh some of them are really gonna cry some of them are gonna beg at the end of the day it's like they're just gonna keep they're gonna communicate truth like truth and they are very grateful to have known you but I do get this sense of like begging it's a very sad energy I don't like I don't like to see people and that kind of vibration like desperate I get you know like and I'm not saying like oh they're desperate like I'm not saying that it's like when you're really desperate like to make something happen I'm evolve in there we've all been there even if it was you know you your stomach's upset you gotta go to a restroom really quick like that's desperate right um I don't like that energy though it's making me really sad okay and then we have the five of swords and the page of cups this is past energy this is part of the truth of what they're gonna tell you they're gonna say look I walked away I walked away but it could be vice versa I walked away um and I went with him I was alone and I realized that I have something I have some issues being vulnerable I realized I have some issues acknowledging love I have some issues in acknowledging emotion is kind of what I'm getting I don't know how to love I thought I didn't I thought I thought I thought I didn't know how to love oh my god that's gonna make me cry well even when they come in it's like the ones who've done the work are gonna be incredibly vulnerable the ones who have it that's gonna be that's probably gonna be one of the key differences the ones that have it they're not gonna show you a lot of emotion when they come to you they'll tell you the truth and they'll they'll beg and they might beg a little bit and they're gonna tell you how grateful they are to have known you but as far as more emotion than that they're probably not gonna say it because that group the group that hasn't done the work they're still in this page of cups energy the specific one is like is one that does not show emotion showing emotion is weakness you know this is like this is open this is like hey Lana I love you I care about you but like I said most of this is they're talking about the past but for some of the ones that haven't done the work I feel this is like current energy so please be aware of that and then we have to a source and strength léo energy I'll be honest eat with you guys this is gonna be your your vibration when they come in and tell you the truth it's almost like you are facing down the devil for some of you for something where they haven't done the work where it's been really terrible and your lesson is to leave them it is literally like you're facing down the devil but for those that are dealing with someone who's done the work it's more like you're facing down the past you're facing down the beast from the past and it's a hard choice otherwise this this two swords would not be out here this is one that's like okay I know what to do this is like oh my god how do I get out of this storm you know and look at those cards oh my god even like the grave scale is the same it's gonna be tough guys it's gonna be tough but remember use your intuition and grout really ground ourselves really ground yourselves some people were asking me advice I saw a lot of people giving really great advice actually in that video that I did right before I went to bed where I'm wearing the red hoodie and it's like just my face is really really really up-close I saw people recommending salt tourmaline those are really good if you're into incense or even like essential oil sandalwood anything sandalwood is great for grounding I also use visualization visualization works well for me but that's me everyone's different so you know try different methods if you feel like you don't really like your grounding method I always like to visualize it's like I visualize like I actually visualize my feet as like tree roots and I I always you got I always do barefoot like I never ever wear anything on my feet when I'm doing any of my work even right now there's my feet are planted on the ground um I imagine like my my feet as like tree roots and like they're digging deeper into the ground like like I'm solidly into the ground but that's because of how I function and work with energy but everyone's different so give it a try and go and check out that video if you feel like you don't have a good method um yeah let's get some advice let's get some advice I mean intuition I think is the biggest thing the biggest thing and I think even separating yourself from this person after they come in it was just for a couple days just to get like to get ground re grounded cuz this person's gonna really operate you I've really see I'm although just how I am hmm um yeah you're gonna run it really reground yourselves after they come in cuz this is a big choice that's a big choice and I'm not trying to make you guys anxious it's just it's just the truth any advice for their situation any advice for the situation any advice for the situation any advice for situation any advice for the situation any advice for the situation any advice for the situation any advice for the situation any advice for the situation any advice for the situation any advice you need to it may be that's why I wasn't supposed to do this reading last night cuz clearly there's been a shift for me just yesterday perfect situation any advice for this situation Jesus any advice lots of advice any advices situation Jesus any advice for the situation hold on we got a peeker okay a lot of advice guys a lot whoa ma'am I love Tara anyway the one that fell is one that's standing out to me the most wife is a mystery with the number eight but I'll grass abundance success oh I'll show you guys the other cards but I got to be honest I really feel like spirits just trying to say figure it out we can't tell you what to do I think is really what they're trying to say but the overall energy though is the owl by the way some of you I know I've been seeing a lot of owls if you've been seeing a lot of owls this is this situation it should definitely resonate with you okay hmm um it's about intuition it's about intuition plain simple intuition getting downloads I'm letting your guides help you okay and this is like the master of intuition is like the best what is like the way I think of it to facilitate change oh no it's not a time sorry no this one's a um oh seven eight I don't know why I thought this was made anyway it's seven so yeah Alistair's overall energy like I said this is the one that stood out to me is like saying like look you got to figure out for yourself life is a mystery for a reason and it is life is a mystery for a reason we can't we can't know everything or find out everything this way and expect to still learn our lessons I understand I'm saying and I'm sure you guys have noticed that last couple videos I've done where it's like I've held back on some information because they've started stopping me with the information that I give out because that's the only way we learn and that's just the truth of it life is truly a mystery and it's for a good reason okay like I said I'll still show I'll still show you what what's up I won't read like from the book because like I said I really feel like they're just trying to say you guys got to figure it out but like I said it's a lot so I will still read them to you okay hummingbird be here now with the number 34 actually this is for that person not you be here now it's more about like act right now like do it now you're in the perfect timing you're in the perfect place it is now this is the perfect time and if you miss your window you miss your window it's basically about us oh I like this this is for you guys the ones who were I'm saying you guys as the ones who are getting prepared for this moment to come into your life okay if you reverse your reverse and you know it so frog spirit with the number 28 cycles cycles clear out the clutter this is definitely about purging the past purging the past healing the past 36 there is always enough I'm surprised this one's out here oh I know why this is here for those of you who are worried if you miss out on this opportunity look life does go on it does life goes on and if you miss this opportunity now it will come back around because there's lessons to be learned for it for I feel like it's for both of you not just one of you and if it doesn't happen in this life it's gonna happen in the next one you'll learn eventually no matter how many lifetimes it takes you'll learn eventually but there is always enough is basically like don't hold on so hard either it's like keep giving there's there's always more there's always more is basically the big takeaway there's always more so let's say this is something you're supposed to walk away from and you're so worried that it's like well if I don't take them what I find up alone or what if I don't find that other person that will make me really happy let me tell you something now no puns and no pun intended but there are a lot of fish in the sea there really are there really are and if you and if you're worried about the twin flame journey look I will tell you a soul mate is way hell easier than a twin way easier and there's like they're a dime a dozen soul mates and it's way easier and you'll have a lot of happiness in your life I'm not saying don't go for your 21 journey I'm not saying that but I'm saying if you're really worried about missing out in your twin but you're like I know they haven't done the work but what if I miss my twin and that's all you really are thinking about there are so many soul mates out there that can make you really happy okay anyway dove spirit be peace oh I like this one there's basically saying that it's like there's peace and joy here and to keep calm stay calm find that inner calm in you it's also saying that you're you're you're surrounded by peace from your guides and in the divine they're here for you spirit is here for you hold on to that peace hold on to that peaceful feeling Eagle spirits spirits got your back they do they're looking out for you you already know that I don't even need to go further here those card squirrels spirit believe in yourself another number three have faith in yourself be strong be really strong I know this is gonna be hard and I I felt it I showed you guys it is gonna be hard but it's saying be really strong in this because you can get through this it's gonna be a hard choice but it's a lesson learned that's why it's hard but have faith that you're gonna learn it the right way this time okay mmm Wow I've never had this one before oh okay I know I said I wasn't gonna read him the energy on this one is feeling really strong so I'm gonna read this one imma save it for last so we have chameleon spirit act as if this is about being adaptable adapt to this situation and that's also about you know using your intuition grounding yourself taking the time to really dig deep to find the strength to make this difficult choice okay be adaptable don't get fixated try to go with the flow as much as possible but stay very ground in yourself and have faith that you can get through this okay that's this is a beautiful card and the number 66 oh okay where did it go all right trust in magic remember I said there was a little bit of magic up in this for somebody all nothing in the universe nothing in the universe is random for the intricate web of co-creation weaves together all events and has done so since the beginning of time coincidence of coincidences of meaning and a white Raven spirit appears to remind you to pay attention to these synchronicities so that you might recognize patterns even the winds dance in a pattern participate in the magic of spirits plan for all align with the highest good and intentions and you will come to see that white Raven is guiding you and ally to you and a messenger from spirit aligned with the light and you will start to recognize that all is working together harmoniously in ways that I can't always see and the mind can't always comprehend the universe is conspiring on your behalf right now drawing you to the light and bringing you the magic and miracles that you that are your birthright now is the time to trust in the magic of the world that is everywhere and in all things pay attention to how things come together as if by magic and you will see the hand of Great Spirit arranging things in your favor beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful okay guys that's it stay strong cuz this is coming some of you it's like I swear to god somebody is just gonna be over this weekend what's today Friday yeah sunny it might even be tomorrow or tonight honestly I mean it's gonna be a little further out than that for sure I remember use that intuition stay grounded don't let this person shake you too much I mean they're obviously gonna shake you but use your intuition to see what this person is really about and see if they've actually done the work that they need to do so you can better decide which ways you need to make whatever your choice needs to be okay I love you guys take care gonna get starting all the videos for the day this is kind of a long one so I know this is gonna post after those videos are probably post it looks like over an hour I'm also going to timestamp because I know doing all my decks and this was the last one so don't worry about that well obviously you would have known that already since this is gonna be posted anyway so I'll see you guys later okay take care namaste | BOMISpirit | UCL-t_BjejCaHJsIiO5bWEKQ | 2019-01-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 9,645 | 49,554 |
iTU36OMrJEc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTU36OMrJEc | @iammarwa UNCLE, @MoFromKenya HAS FINALLY RECEIVED HIS LAPTOP. | Angelo yes how are you fine woman I am talking to oh Uncle Mo this is your good friend pastor boxman stop calling me boxman can you send me your address so I we want to post them no need you you really record me no need stop stop calling me you are a bad man bad bad bad man you're not a good person stop calling me Uncle Moe you have just one minute remaining hello you finally I leave for you any if I die I die for you hey Uncle MO is that how you are today you Uncle Mo you can turn around to betray me Uncle Moe today you call me a bad man oh Uncle Moe God have mercy on you Uncle Moe Jesus have mercy on you for all that you have said I recorded you and you know and at the same time you Uncle Mo you were also recording we both know we recording but because look Uncle Mo I want to tell you something everything that you told me was the truth it was nothing but the truth why why now why are you trying to now run away from the truth why I want to know you have you have said it all you have said it already and and and you knew very well that I am recording and you were also recording oh I know I know it is your family issue but let me tell you something all of you now are YouTubers I I called you because I I made a promise to you that I'm going to buy a laptop for you I I and and the whole world had it even Assad Assad today I still get comments from people asking me when are you sending Uncle Moe's laptop to him ladies and gentlemen what have I done over here what is my mistake over here I actually called Uncle MO to ask for his address so I can post the laptop to him that's all that was the main reason why I called Uncle MO I am a man of God I am a pastor and my name is Pastor boxman you can get me on YouTube at pastor boxman do you get me nowadays when you type box men I'm just there do you get me on YouTube at boxman love brother but when you type Pastor box man you still get me just type the box man and YouTube will refer you what is my offense what have I done Uncle Moe you you were going through a lot Ponte came in to help you and I am also I am also now wanting your address to post a laptop that I I I I I I promised you and look at all those words that you have used for me Uncle MO everything you you you you you said on that day was nothing but the truth ladies and gentlemen I I wasn't calling Uncle MO to to poke my nose into their family business no I was only calling Uncle MO to get his address so I can post the laptop that I promised him before the whole world I'm only asking for his address so I can post the laptop to him but I I knew I know very well that after that day they sat him down and uh and they cautioned him and they told him a lot of things but whichever way not whichever way I am grateful Uncle Moe I am very grateful for you calling me a bad man and so on God bless you so much I am a man of God and I will not say anything I am I am coming into your life to help you never know after sending the laptop to you you never know what's going to follow next that is all good you understand you until more that Mara said he is going to help you to to finish your building what happened now marwa is now helping different people to build their house and your house is still there Uncle MO Uncle Mo you have to wise up Uncle Mo you really do you understand Uncle Moe you really really have to wise up because if you are not very careful in the name of family family if you are not very careful you will remain a poor man because you are a family man you you got children my brother doesn't have any child imagine getting your laptop and I want to take your address sorry for that noise and I want to take your address and and send the laptop to you just because of that look at all this that you are telling me do you get me even I I heard oh I even heard Modesta saying today in one of her videos that we we have to help you we have to raise fund for you and and look at what you are you are you you are you are saying um you don't have to feel bad uncle MO the truth is the truth do you do you get me but all the same God bless you so much Uncle Mo ladies and gentlemen uh you have all heard it I I try reaching Uncle Mo for his Kenya address oh the young man seems to be uh the young man seems to be oh seems not to be nice to me and calling me names so I'll let it be and uh I want all of you to be my witness to those of you who comes into the comment side asking me Pastor boxman when is the laptop going to be ready you have heard it clear you have heard it very very clear that he said he doesn't want any laptop because I am a bad person do you understand so God bless you all remember to be part of the family we are all on YouTube we are all on YouTube you and can know that you don't have a laptop you don't have a laptop to be editing videos and and using a laptop to do a lot of things and I 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5WT6dSFAvyA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WT6dSFAvyA | HOW TO MAXIMIZE JASMINE FLAVOR TEA IN THE WORLD | how to maximize jasmine flavor tea in the world jasmine tea as the most popular flavored tea in the world the first jasmine tea was produced in china and made from green tea today however jasmine flowers are used to sent teas from all over the world in black white green and oolong varieties what makes jasmine tea so wonderful as its special blend of high quality loose tea leaves with jasmine petals the jasmine petals impart a delicate yet very aromatic fragrance and a slightly sweet flavor to the tea jasmine has been produced in china for at least 700 years the original production of jasmine tea included plucking the jasmine blossoms just as they were beginning to open in the morning then the jasmine petals were kept cool until evening when they were added to the green tea leaves the jasmine petals were infused with the tea leaves at night because this is the time when the petals release their fragrance the teas were infused with the jasmine petals multiple times to obtain just the right scent and flavor today the process has more automated but good quality jasmine tea still depends upon using the best loose tea and infusing it with just the right amount of jasmine blossom for the jasmine lover there are many choices in tea however it can be difficult to spot a really good jasmine tea because interpreting the way teas are graded can be difficult first it's important to understand that there are no international standards on grading tea each country uses their own system and even different types of tea are graded differently for example green teas are not graded the same as white teas so understanding how the jasmine tea you're considering is graded really means understanding how the tea variety that the jasmine tea is made from is graded here are some examples to help make it easier to understand black tea black tea is graded primarily based on how it's processed so while this will tell you the approximate percentage of whole leaves in your tea and may tell you if it comes from an early or late plucking it's not the total picture when it comes to judging the quality of the tea knowing where the tea was grown and how tea is harvested in this part of the world as important too in the u.s the best black teas are considered whole leaf teas and are designated by the term tippy golden flowery orange pico you should avoid teas marked dust as these are typically the lowest grades of black tea green tea green tea is typically graded by the shape of the leaf in china in other parts of the world green tea is also usually graded by leaf shape but different names are used to describe the leaf shapes within the leaf shapes in both china and other countries you'll find grades that further break down the quality of the tea oolong tea oolong tea from china is graded in a simple manner that is easy to follow and understand the best oolong tea is referred to as fanciest or extra fancy while the lowest grade of oolong tea is referred to as common since most oolong tea is produced in china it's fairly simple to sort out a good oolong jasmine tea however if you buy an oolong tea from another country it could be graded in a totally different manner white tea white teas grating is somewhat simpler because when the tea leaves were plucked as not part of determining the quality all white tea is from a first plucking because there is only one plucking of white tea during each growing season therefore choosing a quality white jasmine tea from china simply means choosing one of the two highest grades of white tea silver needles or white peony however if you choose a white salon jasmine tea or a white darjeeling jasmine tea the grating will be totally different to choose a good jasmine tea begin by determining whether you want a white green black or oolong jasmine tea if you're new to drinking jasmine tea it's likely best to begin with a chinese green jasmine tea as this tea represents the true essence of the jasmine tea once you've sorted out the variety of tea you'd like to try and the country of the teas origin simply look for this tea from a quality tea store if you can't find the combination you've chosen at a good tea store then it's likely that very good qualities of this particular combination are difficult to find keep looking until you find a combination that can be purchased from a reputable tea purveyor this way you're assured of the quality of the tea even if the combination was not what you had originally planned please subscribe to our channel and on your bell notification | Supper black ice | UClnkzwqQek1p4lOecm9mulQ | 2021-01-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 821 | 4,542 |
ePxoyvwdXhs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePxoyvwdXhs | Coda Lunga Stretta – Riversi (Sword, Dagger, Cloak) | so now we're looking at against the reversibles high and low uh this is the unusual angle attack because the side's kind of already closed but we still don't know how to deal with it so sort in one hand we have four options against the high and the two minutes below so against the hi i can go to testa so here and those text commands we kind of essentially drive our sword up and then depending on whether they we have a center or they have a center i will either thrust so here that comes in we get this in the way cut and cut or we get this in the way we are in control center and we thrust we could also be a little more forceful not to turn that focus on making a thrust via so reaching out and thrusting to the chester face depending on the height we can also use a limbo reversal much like we'll see in iron gate where we beat and cut stepping very briefly to the right and then back to the left or we find we are a bit more bound we turn that into an equicanta to the flank finally we can also avoid this like we did with the mandarin so we gave v again to give the look of the defense let it sail by and then counter as we see fit reversal work starts to work it's kind of open to interpretation finally we have the attacks in the load line so in all of these we're going to be relying on the original to help cover us so we will defend cut where we will defend pulling that leg back and thrust then our last one is we are going to start andrade we feel no bed contact because they're going low so we simply pull the right leg back but don't place anybody so we're going to reach out make that contact we feel nothing reach out pull the right leg back now with sword and dagger we have similar options we can still do the true edge defense this is gonna be a little bit easier so we want to step to the side and turn this into an embrocator right away which is made easier because this is covered by low line or i could do a cut i will come out so we eat cut high or we beat and we cut low making sure our dagger goes high to make sure that side is covered we can also use emperor which is a little bit strong because we can double up using both ovens for more structure and we can also kind of get our sword in the way so we can stab to the chester flag with our dagger only time he shows us so we're stuck here and step in with a left foot hitting to their right side if they're going to our leg instead the one he shows is we want to defend with the opioid and thrust right afterwards we're going to pull the right leg to the left leg and then come forward with it finally we pick up the cloak we have again similar actions starting with a nozzle one is quite different either when you step across the line due to this kind of hinging step and using the cloak to defend against this and hitting with a thrust forward cut and we have entrada as well so the deal here is that the reversal is coming in i want you to step across the line this over here step across the line and either cut thrust or cut to the leg i could also do the much simpler option of using entrada to drive the thruster through my defense and then finally if the attack impact comes to the leg instead we can [Music] and strike the arm or face [Music] so that is all for the reverse defense from columbus strata | Academy of European Medieval Martial Arts | UCBhKCyb3DdMJYGz1nsJGcjA | 2021-02-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 674 | 3,293 |
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JQb3eT1N7ws | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQb3eT1N7ws | How Start-Up Accelerators Can Drive Climate Action | hello and good afternoon everyone welcome to a special briefing about how startup accelerators can drive climate action this briefing is a bonus installment of our series scaling up Innovation to drive down emissions I'm Dan Brissette executive director of the environmental and energy study Institute the environmental and energy study Institute was founded in 1984 on a bipartisan basis by members of Congress to provide science-based information about environmental energy and climate change topics to policy makers more recently we have also developed a program to provide technical assistance to rural utilities interested in on Bill financing programs to help make Energy Efficiency beneficial electrification and renewable energy more accessible and affordable to their customers ESI provides informative objective non-partisan coverage of climate change topics and briefings written materials and on social media all of our educational resources including briefing recordings fact sheets issue briefs articles newsletters and podcasts are always available for free online at www.edesi.org if you would like to make sure you always receive our latest educational resources just take a minute to subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter climate change Solutions I hope everyone in our audience today has enjoyed our entire briefing series scaling up Innovation to drive down emissions we covered a wide range of technologies that if deployed at scale would help deliver significant emissions reductions and move us closer to meeting our 2030 climate goals our series originally had four installments green hydrogen direct air capture building out electric vehicle charging infrastructure and offshore wind energy to review presentation materials and summary notes visit us online at www.esi.org but as we near the completion of the series we were struck with a little bit of extra inspiration what about the next generation of Technologies we wanted to make room in our briefing schedule to talk with experts who on the shark who are on the sharpest part of The Cutting Edge technologies that will help us meet our climate goals and specifically we were curious about the challenges facing researchers and entrepreneurs and the barriers to commercializing new technologies we were also very interested in the incredible work being done in clean energy Laboratories incubators accelerators and fellowship programs like the activate fellowship program and we'll hear from today across the country to bring these new technologies to Market and ultimately to commercialization today's briefing is the first of two bonus installments for our two latest series on Thursday as a culmination of our briefing series living with climate change which featured panels discussing the polar vortex sea level rise wildfires and extreme heat we will convene a special session integrating Equity into Emergency Management you will not want to miss that I encourage everyone to visit us online and RSVP right away part of what separates these bonus briefings from the others is the format we will only be together today for an hour following our two panelists presentations I will be joined by my colleague Savannah Bertrand who will help us navigate the discussion today and we've reserved a good portion of the briefing for discussion and questions and we'll do our best to incorporate questions from our audience if you have a question you can send it to us via email and the email address to use is ask that's ask esi.org or even better follow us on Twitter at nesi online and send it to us by responding to the live tweeting thread as always you can revisit the entire session by watching the archived webcast online at www.esi.org and now it's my privilege to introduce the first of our two panelists Andrew Chang is a mission-driven engineer entrepreneur and operator he supports activate New York's work which is focused on carbon Tech and climate Tech Innovation across Industries including agriculture buildings chemicals Computing electricity manufacturing and transportation he served at the U.S department of energy during the Obama Administration where he implemented building Energy Efficiency programs seeking to identify new Innovations for reducing carbon emissions Andrew has also LED successful entrepreneurial ventures in the U.S and in Singapore Andrew it's great to have you on our panel today I'm really couldn't be more looking forward to your presentation I'll turn it over to you thank you so much Dan and thank you and excited to be here to talk more about activate and what we're doing so give me a moment to share my screen all right here we go uh so I have the pleasure to talk a bit about activate and what we're doing as well as some of the innovations that we're really excited about first and foremost activate is a two-year entrepreneurial fellowship program um we think about ourselves as a fellowship because we invest directly in people as opposed to investing in the technology or in companies and that's because at the earliest stage of the cycle uh from spin out and Inception of Technologies the Technologies may change the markets may change the company will change but what stays the same or as consistent as the people of course the the people the entrepreneurs the founders actually will get better and better over time as they iterate on their product and understand those markets and ultimately figure out what is the right path to take their technology to Market and so with that we really focus on eight key Industries some of which Dan has mentioned most of which have a climate angle whether that be an electric power sector a long-term energy battery storage agriculture chemicals you know so and so forth and today we have seated over 142 activate fellows across eight different cohorts we are structured as a non-profit we were founded in 2015. and we have Fellowship communities in Berkeley Boston New York and across the U.S with a new program called anywhere which is a virtual fellowship program and our mission our main objective is to empower scientists to reinvent the World by bringing their research to Market and it can be easy to get pessimistic about the state of the world today and are gluing our growing climate crisis but because of this I'm a firm believer that we need scientists more than ever before and we need them because a lot of those hard problems in climate have yet to be solved and we need new technologies um some that have yet to be developed some that are at an infancy to scale and ultimately decarbonize our economy and I believe that scientists will play a pivotal role in bringing these solutions to Market and ultimately helping to make our world more sustainable resilient and equitable and I have one of the best jobs in the world because I get to work with a lot of activate fellows such as Garrett who you'll have a chance to meet later today and I'll tell you I've never been more optimistic about our ability to solve and meet these challenges because of the amazing people that are coming into the space the amazing scientists entrepreneurs that are really coming and building in the Next Generation platforms for decarbonization so how does our activate Fellowship work we have three main components the first is we provide time and funding to allow our early stage science entrepreneurs to understand the market to test to iterate and ultimately figure out and Define a path forward for for its product and service and ultimately secure follow-on financing in addition we work with Partners to provide world-class tools for our scientists and that's in two key Parts one is access to research facilities and equipment to help and allow for the maturation of the technologies that are still at the early stages and we also provide education and mentorship to help our fellows learn new skills and finally and perhaps maybe the most important is we're building a really powerful community of advisors Partners Champions you know other scientists and entrepreneurs and investors on the harder Tech side of the entrepreneurial spectrum that can support our fellows and many of these folks have gone through similar challenges in the past and are familiar with the long development Cycles or the long learning Cycles as well as the higher upfront Capital expenses that are indicative of building hard science technology companies and our fellowship program is a proven path for scientists entrepreneurs to help really move that breakthrough Research into the market and we give them those two years because it can take time and we don't do it alone we work with a lot of key partners that includes government both at the state and federal levels that includes our National Lab Partners our University Partners um you know and our foundation Partners uh and uh in addition to that we also work with a lot of other partners in The Innovation ecosystem on the corporate side on the Venture Capital side that can help in the continuity of the development cycle of these companies and to help support them as they evolve and grow and scale and today we have supported over 140 activate fellows that has led to 106 science-based companies many of which will go on to change the world and they've communicatively raised over 860 million dollars in follow-on financing already and and have created over 700 jobs in the U.S and given some of the webinars that you've had in the past I thought it would be great to share a couple of different companies in our portfolio starting with resident link which has come up with a novel wireless charging platform that can that is three times more efficient than the traditional wireless charging mechanisms it's also eight times cheaper and um and can be done with a 50 footprint and right now they are working on bringing this technology to Market in medical devices and implants but their technology can scale to many other applications including scaling up to help support the electric vehicle charge infrastructure uh in addition we have another company our portfolio called Antoine energy and they are helping to decarbonize heavy industry uh with their zero carbon heat and power system and what they do is they found a really novel and affordable way to store the excess wind and solar electricity during the day as thermal storage and then they can reconvert that energy back into electricity during times when the the wind is not blowing and and the sun is not shining but they can also um pipe out that heat as a industrial grade process feed to support a lot of various heavy Industries um and so we're really excited about them because they're showing a pathway to decarbonize heavy Industries which has typically been really difficult to uh to to do and understand finally we have another company in our portfolio called takachar and they have built a platform for taking any type of waste biomass and turning it into fertilizer and other high value end use products and they can do this in a decentralized fashion they can do this on-site and offer new revenue streams to Farmers and and um and and other organizations that can leverage this technology and I will take a moment to dive a little bit deeper into the takastar takachar journey um through a case study with how they've been able to leverage or activate fellowship and and really kind of explore the breadth of where this technology can be expressed and so um Kevin uh Kung is the co-founder CTO um he did his PhD at MIT and really started to generate this technology back when he did his PhD they were initially exploring agriculture as a End Market and first they were looking at biofuels um turning waste biomass to biofuels and I realized that the battlefield Market might not be the right and the best one so they pivoted they moved into Char and then they moved into fertilizer and with the activate fellowship program we've been able to help them uh explore different additional markets as well as different business models to really think about how do they potentially scale this technology and scale this business and the exciting part is that uh this technology taking biomass and then converting it into fertilizer is a technology platform that can be used in many other applications so for example they can use the same technology with of course different treatment conditions and temperatures and such and convert the the waste biomass into additives that can go into concrete and help bring down the carbon intensity of concrete they are also exploring using this as a mixture into Plastics and they make bioplastics and additionally they're also looking at this as a replacement for coal and coal fire power plants so really excited to see all these different novel Pathways that this technology is now can can express and the final one because I I heard that the the webinar series also was touched on the climate impacts including wildfires while this particular company with Taki chart they also now have a partnership with the California Department of force management because they can also use this technology to help reduce the potential wildfires in the future so they've raised 5 million or so in financing so far mostly in federal state government some philanthropy and then they were the recipients of the Prince William or shot Prize last year and then most recently about a month ago or so they were named one of the Elon Musk carbon removal X Prize winners very excited about this technology where they started and where they're going and and this is not just takacha this is many other companies that we have in our portfolio so uh as activators whole we think about um the priorities that we can focus on uh the first and foremost priority is um addressing climate change um we think that this is one of the most defining challenges of our time and we have been encouraged by all these scientists and entrepreneurs that are stepping up we know that we need multiple shots on goal and um and we think that our scientists entrepreneurs are going to be playing a pivotal role in inventing and scaling a lot of the future decarbonization platforms of the future that really get us there to solving the climate crisis and getting to Net Zero and also um in terms of moving carbon dioxide from our atmosphere as well so that's one on climate change another one is in the U.S Innovation ecosystem we think that being here in the US is some of the is the best place in the world for science-based entrepreneurship we're continuing to work with partner and and find additional Partners to really help in growing this ecosystem so it's uh so it and and and and lastly uh we focus a lot on diversity Equity inclusion we think that this is a huge important opportunity and a big unlock for the US um in terms of tapping into the brilliant and diverse Talent pools that we have here of scientists and entrepreneurs and our goal is to help bring down some of the barriers um so that everyone regardless of gender um race ethnicity location can really participate in the Innovation ecosystem and we don't do this alone we do this with a network of national partners that starts with Academia with our national lab and University partners that really provide that backbone for our fellowship as well as Government Partners both state and local that have that long-term Horizon and then a lot of companies that are now leaning in to working with early stage technology companies a lot of our activate portfolio companies and and helping with things like pilots and and figuring out where those speed conversation Pathways may present themselves and then of course philanthropy that have been helping to provide that catalytic funding to support a lot of that high risk High reward research and technology that that we that we invest in um and because of the audience I would be remiss if I I didn't spend a little bit of time to talk about how critical it is for our government um you know playing a role in supporting our hard tech uh science entrepreneurship ecosystem um and it starts with those early Investments by a lot of the federal agencies already such as the National Science Foundation and the department of energy which has shown tremendous success in supporting the entrepreneurial ecosystem on the heart Tech side including our activate fellows um and that's through programs such as the the nsfi core program that has a amazing pipeline of of scientists and entrepreneurs as well as the doe lab embedded entrepreneurship program um we're also very encouraged by the new early stage Innovation programs that are being discussed right now such as the national standings foundation's tip directorate as well as the doe Foundation which is currently being proposed in The Innovation package we believe that both of these types of programs can help accelerate the commercialization of early stage technology and then finally we also wanted to mention that it's important that we preserve a lot of tools that work today and and and work really well and one of them is the sbar sdtr grant program which is currently uh facing a potential lapse in financing um and is in danger of expiring if Congress isn't able to come up with a compromise by the end of September um and the svr grant program is probably one of the primary financing mechanisms for supporting uh our hard tax science entrepreneurship ecosystem almost every single one of our fellows and portfolio companies apply for these grants and the companies such as takachar resident link and and tour energy that we talked about all were recipients of of these SBR grants and and uh and I I'm uh some of our companies in our portfolio may not actually exist today if it wasn't for this program so to summarize we invest in people we provide the education the time and the tools for um our fellows to grow into feeders and Company operators we're also building a community of hard science entrepreneurs mentors investors and alumni at more and more alumni which is fantastic that can help provide that guidance to our cohort and help them learn and grow together and we don't do this alone we work with Partners all across the Innovation ecosystem that includes state and local government that includes universities deep Tech investors a lot of Corporations and other accelerators and Innovation programs that I can further support the The Arc and trajectory of our companies um so we look at ourselves as a bridge from the basic science and first experiments to First pilots and so far we've taken over 140 scientists from zero to one and we look forward to working with hundreds of of others to come thank you so much thank you Andrew that was an awesome presentation um if anyone would like to go back and revisit Andrew's slides uh and the same we'll go for Garrett slides um you can visit us online at www.esi.org uh and check out all of the presentation materials as well as the archived webcast um we are going to go from Andrew was just talking about going from zero to one we're going to go from panelist one to panelists two and that means it's my pleasure to introduce Garrett boudinot Garrett is a climate scientist and activate New York 2022 fellow working to scale up verified land and water-based carbon dioxide removal uh Garrett also serves on the New York State climate impacts assessment Garrett Welcome to our briefing today um turn it over to you oops we're having a hard time hearing you Garrett I think you might be muted oh there it goes you're better you can hear me now loud and clear okay great great thanks Dan uh yeah so for those of us in the fellowship we talk all the time about how great activate uh is so I'm really glad to have the opportunity to share uh more about that with all of y'all today uh I'm gonna get into my personal experience in perspective hopefully that will illuminate some of the um kind of details of what Andrew was just outlining from a higher up point of view um particularly some of the struggles that we kind of early stage science entrepreneurs face and some of the existing resources uh that are there some of the existing successes that we can benefit from and most notably activate being uh one of the champions of those um and I do want to Nuance that my perspective um is unique I'm only six weeks into the activate Fellowship uh as Andrew said it's a two-year Fellowship so certainly there's a lot of benefits from activate that I've yet that I'm yet to see and uh challenges to ownership broadly that I've yet to see but also I think given how close I am to still emerging from Academia from a research uh only position into this entrepreneurship uh I think I'm particularly aware of how important a fellowship like activate is for those of us very early stage getting off the ground and and bringing our research to Market so here's a bit of my story what led me to activate and then I'll also go into some of the specific resources activates provided um that have really been helpful for me at this early stage um so my background as Dan said is in climate science and specifically geochemistry so using analytical chemistry tools to probe the environment and really understand uh in my earliest days how is the climate changing and then how is that impacting uh people and ecosystem so I've studied everything from sea level rise ocean acidification and forest fires warming carbon cycle really getting into the Weeds on the problem and that culminated into my PhD at University of Colorado Boulder again really into analytical chemistry to answer these broad questions about the extent of the problem and just a personal decision for me was okay now I'm going to take these skills and focus on Solutions and so I joined a research program here at Cornell um where I focused on carbon dioxide removal research that's the CDR in agriculture specifically and Cornell a great place to do that as a land-grant Institute and really looking at how does it work what does it take to facilitate carbon dioxide removal in an industry like agriculture to kind of follow through on the promises that we're hearing about the potential climate solutions from agriculture but then thinking as a scientist what are some of the challenges that the market might face and actually verifying that there is carbon dioxide removal and then how does that translate into practice um and it was through that that I started thinking well the the this this cartoon illustrates uh some of my thinking so this is a meme uh essentially modification of a cartoon some people sitting around a campfire in a post-apocalyptic world one of them saying yes the planet got destroyed but for a beautiful moment in time we created lots of research we didn't act on this summarizes where I I was um thinking in doing some of that research on carbon dioxide removable Solutions okay it's great to do the research but there's a big leap between that and actually uh bringing that into a solution for our climate and that's really what I'm passionate about and so I started thinking about my research Less in terms of um scientific questions and More in terms of solutions that could be brought to Market and so I started engaging in some existing resources that were available to me as a researcher at Cornell one of those was the National Science foundation's Innovation Corps or i-core and Andrew mentioned that um I took the regional course there it's a four-week um several hours a week where you're as a scientist taught some of the principles of um a a business plan uh but also some of the principles of market research so you actually start talking to potential customers uh different potential Partners to think how could my technology or research actually play out in into economies of scale and I want to highlight that was really helpful um that was something that it it was only four weeks it felt like a second PhD in terms of being given a whole new set of skills that can then apply uh moving forward there were also a number of resources in uh Cornell and that are available at academic institutions that I want to highlight so um eirs entrepreneurs in Residence are are common and I was able to connect with a few of those at Cornell who are part of different incubators um and their job is as folks with experience and Entrepreneurship to provide advice and mentorship to uh researchers thinking about commercialization and again that was incredibly helpful um this is in my capacity it was generally informal and then it can become as formal as you'd like it uh depending on how involved you get in these different incubators but that was something I want to highlight and then working with uh the actual Tech transfer office at Cornell to start thinking about issues of IEP issues of kind of the technical side of bringing research to Market that was another resource that was really helpful but those were kind of all of the resources that I had available I felt like I had really exhausted um the institutional resources that were there and then it started getting into informal phone calls with people that I thought might have some insight really recognized okay I need some formal support um because as a scientist I have not been trained in any of this entrepreneurship and so that's when um it was actually out of the nsfi core one of my instructors uh the day that that course concluded sent me the information about activate um that highlights how important that networking aspect is of having folks who are in the know there was no activate uh poster in the hallways at Cornell to to um let folks know about it but I was turned on to it and um went through the application process there and even before being accepted as a fellow there were uh many weeks of putting together pitches working with folks in the activate Network just most importantly Andrew just to get through um okay we recognize you're a researcher now we're asking you to think as an entrepreneur here are some ways that you can improve that even before you're a fellow I found that incredibly helpful and it just highlights um again all of the um the resources that activate provides and the need for my end and from a researchers perspective to get there so thinking about how activate helps a scientists scale up climate Solutions there are kind of two aspects of what Andrew highlighted that I want to underscore here so particularly at this early phase that I'm in there's just a transition from an academic or research focused perspective culture goal objective to those of Entrepreneurship and of business that activate is that I feel necessary for facilitating that transition and so as Andrew said a lot of us early fellows we have an idea we maybe have some data or a concept but we're motivated to bring that to uh the market to actually have Solutions have an impact bring back to economies of scale and there's a big bridge there that activate helps us build and even more specifically into just building a company there's a lot that goes into that and as Andrew said I mean we as fellows as scientists are the lead entrepreneurs are often the executives of these startup companies but we did not have training in that um and so going having access to mentorship resources on the legal side of that some of the uh corporate side of that even the the cultural aspects of building a company that are really important but often you know overlooked you're if you're just going to a boot camp um these are all things that activate provides and I think the most useful tool that activate provides through that is this training this mentorship this advising and so that comes everything from uh several times a week we have formal coursework Stu actually having just a really informal network of experts entrepreneurs and mentors to to call upon whenever we need them and I imagine Andrew's smiling behind the camera there because he knows when I come into a problem I can call in anytime and we can talk through things and as someone taking a big step out into the into the abyss that's incredibly important and so some of the things that we are able to to get that um training and guidance on are things like fundraising for research and development but also for scaling um thinking about strategic Partnerships and Advising um outside of the activate Network so whether that's activate helping uh connect us to folks or just turning us on to what we should be looking for of course the the kind of uh bread and butter of Entrepreneurship these business model identifying value proposition thinking about product Market fit again none of this you'll find in a geochemistry textbook um and so all stuff that's really helpful to have uh and then I really want to underscore you know Andrew said this a number of times that uh activate invest in the person not the idea and that is so critical for those of us in this early stage who sure we've done an SFI core we've done some Market development but as our our technology develops and as the world around us changes and as we learn more about that world having the freedom to be able to Pivot in this early stage and that not impact um our fellowship or our future opportunities and that actually Empower us to then take a more educated step forward into a different direction is absolutely critical and I've really benefited from that and it's worth mentioning that as Andrew said none of this is done alone so this is all complementary to the other training advising incubators entrepreneurs and residents that I can can get and I really feel I'm encouraged to seek out as many resources as possible um so those are some of the the really helpful things and then I just want to conclude with highlighting the activate New York cohort that Andrew is the managing director of so it's myself and five other uh five or six other fellows all focused on carbon dioxide removal so all focused on this overall goal of accelerating uh emissions reductions and what's really critical about that is uh we have in New York City an ecosystem of yes there's some State policy and local and National policy momentum that we can build on that's focused on New York City but also outside of that policy from other startups in the area that can be partners or examples a lot of climate Tech incubation a lot of investors who are focused on this all in that New York City ecosystem that's really been helpful um and then one of the hardest things for those of us in uh climate Tech World generally particularly carbon dioxide removal even more so is that this is an incredibly nascent feel and so if I'm looking for a mentor um who's gone through a successful company or two in my field I'm just not going to find one because this is such a new field of carbon dioxide removal it also means it's constantly changing um so there are new ways that the market can unfold today that weren't uh that we didn't foresee even six months ago and so having this intense support Guidance the network and even a cohort of other fellows going through the same thing is is really important and I think uh you know the the two words that I uh keep going back to when I think about what activate does is supporting and empowering uh which for those of us scientists who are on a mission to uh help drive down emissions or remove carbon dioxide we've got the tech we've got the science what we really need is the entrepreneurial support and uh the empowerment that our mentors the network and that training provides uh so that's it from me uh really appreciate the opportunity and looking forward to the questions thanks Garrett that was an awesome presentation um one quick reminder to folks in our audience if you have a question for our panelists you can send us an email and the email address to use is ask esi.org that's ask esi.org you can always also follow us online on Twitter at ESI online and ask us a question that way speaking of questions I'm going to introduce my colleague Savannah Savannah is a policy associate here at ESI and was a big part of pulling um not just today's briefing together but basically all of the briefings we've done in the series together so she's joining me today to help us uh to lead us through the discussion so Savannah I'll turn it over to you great thanks Dan and wonderful presentations Andrew and Garrett I learned so much um so my first question is why are University researchers uniquely suited to participate in a fellowship program like activates and what makes the activate Fellowship unique to help overcome barriers to commercialization that are frequently encountered by University researchers great I'm happy to talk first to Andrew yeah okay yeah I'm happy to kick that off and then Garrett feel free to fill in any uh particular details but firstly I I would probably take a step back and say that higher level our goal with the scholarship program is to help Empower technical scientists and help them transform into entrepreneurs because we fundamentally believe that their research can really have a huge impact on the world and in this case really helped to find those and build those decarbonization platforms of the future um and and um and we we've designed this so that uh we can which we have with over 140 fellows now showing that this can be done by technical Founders and scientists um and it's not just limited to let's say NBA's and uh you know that are the ones that traditionally start start companies um but also on on the research front I would say that a lot of the these technology companies that we work with on the hard Sciences really require a deep understanding of the technical uh pieces um and a lot of researchers um uh you know have spent years becoming the world expert in this particular piece of technology and are usually the best position to then help Express that technology into the world and we as activate we really help them figure out okay what is that path to figuring out how to best Express that technology and as you heard from Gary he spent years and years and years as as a researcher studying climate from multiple angles as a geochemist and and now you know looking at various things and and Agriculture and other areas and so we really think about it from from that perspective um do you want to mention anything else this question is there's even a a paradigm that this question has that I think is challenged by a lot of folks I think there are some folks who would who would say researchers are uniquely unsuited for entrepreneurship and and even in my experience with you know when when I was first kind of exploring this idea and would go to um some of the existing institutional resources the first thing that I was told is oh go find you a CEO we'll find you something who will take care of that because you're a researcher this isn't you know stay in your lane and I think what activate has shown is that's absolutely not the case and what Andrew just said of researchers knowing their Tech best knowing the ecosystem that it's invest and thus having a unique app or bringing a unique asset to the the company that that can build um is something that that's why I think the word empowering comes up so much when I think about activate it was by looking at activates former fellows looking at act the the companies that have come out to activate for me to actually see in myself oh even though I've never gotten this training even though I don't have an MBA this is actually something that I can learn how to do and be successful at so that's the the biggest thing for me you know all of the the training that I've gotten is still useful for commercialization now it's activate filling in those gaps and providing the support for me to make it happen great and so what Partnerships and collaborations have come um about as a result of activates fellowship program and how have these spurred further Innovation to advance climate Solutions and maybe Garrett will start with you this time absolutely so it's relatively early for me and even we had an orientation um back in early June where uh within a week after the orientation I had over a dozen emails from potential Partners potential investors uh government agencies folks really interested in the work and saying how can we help how can we be supported and that um in and of itself was um again in like the first week like okay we're we're here we're um we're making it happen and so some of those were potential Partners they were folks uh or industry uh Partners who said hey I'm working in this area I think I can you know I'm interested in some of the value that your idea could provide to what we're doing some of them were investors saying hey we think you would fit well in our portfolio or we think we could uh provide some some insight and resources that would be helpful um and some of them were you know potential advisors folks who said you know I've worked in this area for a while I'm looking for something new I'd love to just be a resource for you uh and again that was like first couple of weeks I'm sure Andrew can speak to some of the the longer term uh opportunities here as well yeah sure I would just say come talk to us in a year because activate New York is only six weeks old um there is I based on just the velocity right now and speed that all of our fellows are working in they're just gonna I'm I'm not I'm there's going to be so many um exciting stories to share about the collaborations um within activate New York and and the new opportunities that will play out in in the in the future um I can talk about a couple companies that uh you know going back to the initial presentation where we talked about takachar for example um they started off in the agricultural space looking at biofuels and then moving to biochar and then fertilizer and it was through the activate fellowship program where they started to explore different new markets and opportunities and one of them through the activity fellowship program led to a partnership with California and the Department of Forestry around how do we use this technology to enforce management you know and help reduce the potential wildfires in the future and also create a new Revenue stream for the for for the the for the Forestry Department um so that's ongoing they also have now a pilot I believe with PG e uh you know the big utility company there too because there is that interface between the electrical power sector and and what the the high voltage transmission lines and and and and the um and so we're excited to see what they do and accomplish there and then the other company that I can also speak briefly about that other company and Torah energy um they uh that are working at decarbonizing the and heavy industry space they actually came in as two separate companies um and activate they met and activate and they realized that there are synergies in their Technologies as well as their values and Alignment they decide to merge you know and since then the rest is history they've just raised I think over 70 million dollars you know and are working on their first pilot plant right now so we have a lot of success stories um you know uh within our activate ecosystem and then so many more to come in in the next year with active in New York sounds like really interesting stuff is coming towards both of you that's awesome um I'm going to turn it over to Dan for a couple of his questions sounds like Andrew you're trying to tee up another briefing next year at about this time which you never know there might be something to that um I have a question sort of just to help our audience sort of understand what the sort of the potential is here and I'm curious and Andrew maybe we'll start with you this time and then we'll hear from Garrett but what's the ceiling for all of this like how high could this go what's the potential ceiling for cleantech and carbon Tech to contribute to greenhouse gas emissions and I think I'm also curious once we sort of Define what that ceiling is and I have a hunch I know what the answer is but how do we do a better job enabling more organizations like activate enabling more researchers and entrepreneurs like Garrett how do we but how do we do a better job allowing these Technologies and supporting these Technologies to to reach scale that is a really really good uh question let me ask answer the first part um first I think that with regard to a lemon I don't think there is a limit I think that every day you know I just get so inspired by a lot of the work and Innovation that is being developed right now by scientists all around the world that there are so many um really talented people now moving into climate and working on these new decarbonization technologies that didn't exist a couple years ago and we never even realized the connection potentially to how that can help uh you know address our climate crisis and I've been in the climate space since for 15 years now and and you know back then there wasn't anything like carbon removal you know all of these types of things it's kind of rule is only a couple years right now and the velocity and the speed in terms of how fast some of these Technologies are moving is just incredible um I will also say that um you know we are learning a lot from our fellows um because they have really unique insights on the world through the lens of their technology and where they can see that technology you know having a massive uh opportunity to unlock for uh for creating a better world um and I I will say that in terms of you know what are some of the barriers here uh you know there's uh there are barriers like let's say on the policy side although on the state yeah you know there there has been uh were in New York and so there's been a lot of local leadership both at the state level and at the city level that is encouraging a lot of really interesting and exciting climate companies and and we're we're also just I'm I'm seeing a lot of climate companies moving to New York right now and starting businesses here because this is one of the um uh ecosystems that's really supporting um this this growth and uh but there are still barriers and one of them I would say from where we sit is there's uh about 50 billion dollars a year that go into basic science research um and really just a fraction of that goes into the commercialization piece you know and so if there was a magic wand it would be to get additional financing mechanisms to really help fill that Gap from basic science to commercialization back again as someone who's trying to to scale up in this space of just how nascent the field is I mean it's I I know folks use the analogy of like flying a plane while you build it for any company but it feels like flying a plane while building it while building the atmosphere uh for this climate Tech um field specifically because it's so it's still developing it and I think I said this earlier the field now and the opportunities that are available weren't we didn't foresee them six months ago let alone two years ago and so being in that space and trying to plan what a company is going to look like in two years or what the Technology field overall will be able to provide and scale up in two years is really difficult but the good news is we are seeing uh one one of the the clear Trends is a lot of funding going into this across the board in kind of climate Tech broadly and I think that's something that wasn't there five years ago has really accelerated it and that's really empowering and I think from the you know from federal and state uh particularly here in New York with uh some of the state legislation that's been passed and in Focus here there's a lot of top-down um incentives for this and so nyserda um the New York State energy research and development Authority is a partner with activate New York so that highlights some of the resources helping there but then at the federal level arpa E doe has been putting a lot uh which helps guide how companies uh think about this moving forward and and USDA as well um I think from the market overall top-down policies on how again me thinking in terms of carbon dioxide removal specifically there's just so many the the phrase that comes up with this is we're still in the wild west and so having some top-down policies to to prescribe how things should be done will really help accelerate that World um but then that field specific help like I mentioned with activate having a cohort specifically on this or some of the other folks in this industry so uh climate Tech VC for example as a resource for folks to go to see um kind of from a a holistic perspective on what's going on in this market is all really helpful to to fill that gap of what we need to be doing to scale up Savannah back to you thanks so much that was a great answer um so maybe Andrew can take the first step at this question but how does activate measure the success of its fellows whether it be emissions reductions or dollars or maybe something else and Garrett um you know how are you measuring your own Success Through This Fellowship oh okay this is a good question um there's a couple different answers to to uh to to talk through here at the highest level we when we look for activate fellows we do look for uh um well how this technology can scale and what is that potential um uh you know carbon dioxide removal potential in in you know in in this case uh a lot of what we do is really looking at okay can we get to that 500 million half gigaton one gigaton scale in the future and of course at what time scales so we are looking at greenhouse gas emissions at over the long term the um it takes time to build these businesses years decades and so it so um time uh so on over the long run if we do look at those metrics we also look at things like follow-on financing um you know um jobs created and so on and so forth uh we you know but there's also this opportunity to understand how are these industries evolving how how do they reinvent themselves as as we move into like some of these carbon utilization pieces because there's there's a whole new industry that's really kind of forming once you have CO2 you can convert that into other fuels you can convert that into other chemicals you can convert it into other Plastics and so there's just a whole new industry that's starting to come up and and and form and then you know and that's really the exciting part um in the longer term and then in the shorter term one of the things in this this will be a love to hear how Garrett thinks about this is we also look at with each individual fellow and um entrepreneur how do they define success um where do they see their art going because some companies are at wildly different stages some are at very early early early development others are closer to commercialization and so how do they look at that and then how do we then figure out a path to supporting them to help them achieve those goals yeah I mean for for me my North Star is emissions reductions is is climate impact and so for for me success is I'm having a contribution to overall reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and functionally I think that means having a product that's to Market however however that product is defined um but that that's certainly the the Top Line measurement of My Success but you know Andrew also mentioned um job creation and I do think that's something that's a a big motivation for me or a huge opportunity that I see from this type of Industry development we talk all the time about the opportunity in this sector for green jobs creation and in seeing other fellows or other companies have come through activate actually being the um the Catalyst for green jobs creation seeing my own company as a a potential green jobs Creator is actually one of the things that is makes makes me really hopeful about the future and is also tied to that that success that yes we're having an impact on our climate but that's coming with the impacts to society that we know climate action can bring that's a great answer thanks so much I'm going to turn it back over to Dan for one last question thanks Savannah um so Andrew in your answer you were talking about the arcs that each one of your fellows has and the companies has and um I'm gonna my last question is I'm gonna ask both of you to Define or imagine what you would like your Arc to be it's a question we've asked a lot of panelists in this briefing series and it's to help our audience imagine sort of what July 12 2032 looks like so Andrew for you what's your 10-year vision for activate what would you like to see happening 10 years from now and Garrett where do you see your Arc where do you see your technology your job growth potential how many employees do you have um what's your what's your vision for sort of that 10-year Horizon and Andrew maybe we'll start with you once again sure um you know Gary said his North Star is uh we're using greenhouse gas emissions our North Star at activity is supporting our fellows figuring out how they define success and and finding more fellows like Garrett um you know uh because we are inspired every day by the work that they do um and so with activate our goal in the next five years is to try to get to a hundred fellows per year right now we're about 40. so we're 40 away there um and in terms of that fellow mix and expanding access to Innovation we want to support as diverse a cohort as possible that includes uh the technology that includes on the geography on the gender on the race ethnicity culture you know we want to support everyone we believe that that this can be a huge unlock for the us and for the world um and in addition to that help us get to those multiple shots on goal that we need to help our world decarbonized and um and over that Arc hopefully as we follow some of these alumni um over those the the company building process uh many of them hopefully will turn into really large pillars of decolonization that the world will need as we transition to that sustainable economy I mean I think you know in 10 years seeing my technology being a critical component a key to the ecosystem of carbon dioxide removal projects around the world right and so that's providing a service to folks who want to create carbon dioxide removal folks who want to buy offsets or insets or um carbon dioxide removal as a project um and in kind of empowering that having moved the market forward so so for me you know verification having having scientific um or reliable science behind the climate impact and being able to actually measure that improve that is really important if the overall carbon dioxide removal Market moves in that direction with my technology being in there that will be a huge success for me Dan I know you you mentioned in terms of numbers of green jobs I'm not sure I have a good you know again just six weeks into the program so maybe in a year I'll have a better answer but for me I'm even thinking of yes there's the direct employees of what my who my company will hire to help create this but there's also just the economic impact that a sector like carbon dioxide can remove removal can provide to employees or workers across sectors that's something that's really exciting for me and something that I I hope to see my company having played a role in empowering a full again a full ecosystem of carbon dioxide removal thanks Garrett and I noticed that you put another little plug in there for coming back a year from now and maybe doing another briefing about how things are going so noted um this was an awesome panel Andrew and Garrett thank you so much for being really tremendous panelists um and anyone in our audience would like to go back and revisit the presentation materials everything's available online at www.esi.org and also go back and watch the webcast that'll be up probably pretty soon maybe today maybe tomorrow but it'll be up pretty soon we'll have some written summary notes as well but Andrew and Garrett thanks every once in a while I'll give a little peek into what the internal ESI slack channel is saying about the briefing and I think one of the key words is hopefulness um that there's just so much potential that activate and um um in all the work that the fellows are doing so just congratulations on all that and Garrett to you congratulations on your fellowship and good luck maybe we'll be back in touch that would be really nice um Savannah thank you for so adeptly leading our discussion today it's always great uh to have one of the other members of the ESI team join me um on one of these briefings so thanks so much for that and all of your work um for all of these briefings um I have two quick plugs um wouldn't be the wrap up of an ESI briefing without plugs the first is we will be back on Thursday at noon Eastern for um the bonus briefing in our living with climate change series that's special sessions called integrating Equity into Emergency Management it will be awesome and so I encourage everyone to come back RSVP if you haven't so you get all the follow-up materials but that will be really good and then just within two weeks on Monday July 25th uh we will be having the 2020 Congressional renewable energy and Energy Efficiency Expo so will be we'll have four panels we're going to be looking at the infrastructure Bill and infrastructure policy from all sorts of different angles buildings Workforce Transportation we'll also be talking about National Security energy security energy Independence we have an amazing lineup of panelists I hope everyone will come join us for that on the afternoon of July 25th a really good show and really excited about it um I'd also like to thank the other members of the ESI team who helped make today possible that includes Dan O'Brien Omri Emma Allison Anna and Molly and of course once again thank you Savannah we also have four awesome summer interns Christina Stephanie aubi and Nathan and they're very busy behind the scenes with um all of the different stuff that makes these things possible so thanks again for that my colleague Daniel Bryan just put a slide up this is a link to a survey if folks in our audience have two minutes to take our survey we really appreciate it we read every response after every briefing if you had any audio problems video problems problems with the website if you have ideas for future sessions please let us know how we did and we'll do our best to improve going forward we're a couple minutes over hope everyone had a great uh briefing today I know I learned so much about the right way to encourage researchers and entrepreneurs uh to um do what they need to do to get their companies off the ground and at scale so once again thanks to Andrew and Garrett and we'll see everybody back on Thursday for integrating equity into Emergency Management thanks so much | eesionline | UC30ip6iN7NEYHz-jLJarkTw | 2022-07-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 9,883 | 54,980 |
2259K_d8uvg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2259K_d8uvg | Robert G. Stanton: 2017 Louise du Pont Crowninshield Award | [Music] former National Park Service Director Robert Stanton spent nearly 40 years with the agency so it's impossible to pinpoint just one accomplishment to define his legacy however his dedication to broadening the American story by expanding both who is represented and who has access to it sets him apart throughout his career Stanton worked to increase the number and variety of sites associated with the civil rights movement making possible the designation of twelve new National Historic Landmarks as well as the Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument this work laid the groundwork for an even more inclusive set of sites to be designated including the Stonewall National Monument Stanton also improved Park outreach securing funding to provide young people greater access to the National Park System and initiating programs like the cultural resource diversity internship which emphasizes the diversity of the constituencies that the NPS serves he has always been an advocate for preservation continuing his efforts today through service in the Advisory Council on historic preservation but even greater than his accomplishments is the legacy of his leadership Robert Stanton has been an eloquent and passionate voice for the cultural heritage held in national parks and for its stewards he has inspired us to continue the work of saving the places that matter to all Americans | National Trust for Historic Preservation | UCZdfb7ZLWM9kqrG1VeIzbVQ | 2017-11-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 218 | 1,388 |
-PMUEpN1ykQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PMUEpN1ykQ | Unlocking the secret's to long term food storage | hey here we are again sunday morning and another video has come out now you're seeing a lot of product on a table and you're probably thinking to yourself oh what's it going to talk about now you know we all know we got to put up food and everything else and yes that is true we all need to make sure that we're putting up food and supplies and all that kind of stuff but what today's video about isn't really about everybody putting up food today's video is putting up food about what you want to eat and what you can eat now a lot of people like a lot of different things so my list is it going to be say good for you or your family and your list won't be as good for maybe your brother or your sister or somebody else or me now there's a lot to take into consideration when you are doing your prepping if it's something you're you're not going to eat don't buy it you know i have said in one of my videos you know you should only buy 90 of the food you will eat and 10 of maybe the food that you would need unless it was an emergency say for instance spam now there's a lot of people that don't like spam but in an emergency situation you know it's something that's going to fill you up and give you the fats and the calories and everything else that you need you have to look at it that way you also have to make sure that you're paying attention to the ingredients there are a lot of people out there today that are allergic to a lot of things and if that's the case your list is going to be quite different from my list you know you may not be able to eat a lot of say quote salty foods you may not be able to eat regular flour you may have to do maybe almond flour or different types of flour now exactly how long almond flour before anybody asks will last if you put it in a marlar bag with an auction absorber and stuff that i do not know and i'm going to try to look that up and put that i'll pin that in the comments below the thing of it is is you have to make sure that you're paying attention especially if someone in your family is allergic to certain food items that you are paying attention to prepping around those family members okay and we all know you know a lot of people are allergic to anything with peanuts a lot a lot of people can't eat um gluten so you have to try to figure out you know how to get around that a lot of people are allergic to certain oils a lot of people are allergic to certain types of meat or the way that it's canned different types of vegetables there's so many things there are so many things that go into that so you have to pay close attention to what the need of your family is when i do my videos and stuff this is basically okay what i'll eat you know in an emergency type situation okay my taste is different than your taste and your taste is different than my taste now i'm not really allergic to anything as far as any type of a food product i do know lots of people that are i know a lot of my family members are there are certain things that they can't have they've got to stay away from even if it's dairy products whatever it may be you know but there are ways that you still can prep and be ready for your family in a moment's notice but you have to work your way and prep around those situations now it comes right down to even like your freeze-dried foods like your mountain house and any of those and everything else you can read the back of the ingredients and see if there's anything in there that's going to affect any of the family members you know everything has you know the ingredients on it so you probably already have a pretty good idea about what your family members can eat and what they can't eat so at that point you want to start making a list and having a plan i'm big on making a plan and having a list if anybody hasn't noticed if you've watched a lot of my videos i talk about have any plan any list all the time i think it is very very very important it just takes a lot of the the guessing game out of a situation where in if you were forced into an emergency type situation the thought process because you're already freaking out because of whatever is going on has been taken out of it if you have a plan that is written down and you can look at that and execute you know you stop you start with your top priority right down through the list i'm big on that and you that's why you're going to hear me talk about that a lot because i think that having a plan in place and having it written down in either a notebook a journal however you want to store it you know i'm not big on putting it on to your cell phone just because what happens if some reason either your phone goes dead it got wet it's fry something like that now you don't have if you have it written down into some of the pads that i have shown you like the waterproof pads you know they're called right in the rain those unless they burn if they get wet you can still read so back to the video okay another thing you have to make sure that you have when you're doing all your preps and everything no matter what your food restrictions may be you have to have some type of comfort food for you and your family for an emergency situation especially if you have kids all right you know the kids could already be upset especially if you had to leave and everything else but if you have some comfort food that you know that they like or it's their favorite you know that will help keep them calm under the circumstances that you are in and that is very important because the last thing you want is the whole family to be all and uproar and everything else so if you have the kids where they're calm and they can you know make sure that they they're not really thinking about the situation right at the moment and you as parents or a parent it gives you time to digest the situation and make smart decisions now we also remember a good thing about prepping is you know you got to have food because when the body starts running low on food and hunger starts setting in you're more prone to make very bad decisions very hasty decisions on the fly that could end up costing you or your loved ones your life or their life bad things happen when people get to a certain stage of hunger you know they'll revolt to whatever so you want to make sure that you have a plan in place that you have the food that you need you have the food that your family can eat safely barring any you know allergic reactions because that's the last thing you want is to feed somebody something and then all of a sudden they have an allergic reaction and it's something that needs to be treated say by a doctor or something but not knowing the situation you may not be able to get to that point and if you don't have some way and some type of a first aid kit to treat that depending on what it may be then you're pretty much sol because you're not going to be able to get to the doctor so you have to make sure that when you're doing your planning my list isn't going to be good for everybody out there you know i try to show you the basics this is just all basic stuff now it's up to you what you want to do with it you know you may not like can asparagus you know you may not like canned potatoes or canned green beans or you know whatever the case may be but it shows you a basic starting guide for you and your family to make sure that you have food to eat in an emergency situation the biggest thing that i want you to take away from this is is you really have to pay attention and you don't have to go 100 percent by my list that i show you that i do or anybody else out here on youtube shows you what you need to do we're all just trying to give you a basic guide to go by now you fill in the holes where you don't like this you take that out i like this you put that in you know your different types of meat products your canned chicken tuna you know you you gotta have some protein and stuff in there you can't just eat veggies you know or you know make bread or something like that or rice you know rice beans you know that goes only so far you know you still need the protein as far as some type of a meat product so you need to figure out what maybe that could be you know like i said it could be your tuna fish canned hams canned corn beef spam canned chicken there's so much that's out there you know you can get the barbecue beef you can get all that kind of stuff it's what you're going to eat what i give you is just a template to go by but it doesn't mean that you have to do everything exactly how i say to do it this is your template you take away what you won't eat or don't like and you add in your template what you will eat and make sure that you have a plan and you write it down and you keep track because this way here it's so easy to know if you're not using a working pantry and you just have a tote or totes or five gallon buckets that are you know you have stored food and stuff in you don't have to keep opening them up and everything else and you can just you know you kind of have a something to go by my things are all starting to fall over here but that's today's video and i just want everybody to know that what i do i do for you and i try to make sure that i answer all your questions and this is a template to go by this is a basic guide to go by from having your vacuum pack stuff to your marlar bags i've done all kinds of videos your freeze-dried foods your canned goods your dry goods your macaroni the whole nine yards right down to your powdered milk your freeze-dried coffee you even got to get coffee mate you get the powder form you know a lot of people won't drink black coffee i mean i will if i have to but if i can have a powder form to put into it well i'm going to put that in there but it's also on what is everybody in your family can safely eat so this is survival preparedness for beginners and i just want everybody out there to keep prepping stay safe and pay attention to the ingredients especially if you have friends or family at your house that do have allergic reactions to certain foods are certain ingredients in those foods to keep everybody safe so until next time survival preparedness for beginners i'll catch you all on the flip side | Survival Preparedness For Beginners | UCMkJzLn2wY9eAatucpQQ8TQ | 2020-11-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,057 | 10,226 |
vf0LCsU2X1I | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf0LCsU2X1I | Block Friction Problem | Friction | Engineering Mechanics | Tamil | so let me get into the problem two blocks of a and b weights one kilo newton and two kilo newton respectively are in equilibrium position as shown in killer of the year and being blocked both are in equilibrium condition resting condition if coefficient of friction between the two blocks as well as the block b and the floor is equal to 0.3 now the coefficient of friction mu so this is the problem we need to solve using free body data and friction concept so it will give the free body diagram drop another updating of the path first of all we need to draw free bird diagram for the block on which the applied force is there so being roblox first of all foreign so always through the center point the sulphate will be acting weight of b is equal to two kilometers and second thing where the force is applied force is there second up argumentative force and the applied force horizontally right side peeing your force on the activity then we have to check any so if there is any contact there will be reaction force so upward and reaction go summation of horizontal force is equal to zero summation of vertical force is equal to zero either horizontal force level like we can you can see the applied force horizontally then friction then again friction there are three different forces which are in horizontal direction applied force [Music] positive is equal to zero summation of all the horizontal forces zero the summation of vertical forces reaction at b sulfate up the reaction at b due to a in the moon forces vertical article so we can see that r b a r b so negative so summa stuff all the vertical poses are 0 and similarly we have to draw the free body diagram up so for a in the block a [Music] right side f a b so these are the various forces horizontal forces are vertical forces sigma horizontal is equal to zero then f a b horizontally 30 degrees horizontal force then that's it and the force mustang so horizontal force cos 30 then f a b t cos 30 right side larger so positive f a b left side so negative that is equal to zero remember sigma vertical is equal to zero in booty 30 that is equal to zero so these are the horizontal and vertical component equation in the random free body we're gonna edit the equations in a separate first of all block b like in the equations block b linear equation due to horizontal force minus p plus f b a plus fb is equal to 0 vertical equation minus wb plus rb minus r b block t sine 30 plus r a b minus w a is equal to zero so now what's number one bonus similarly next equation diagram t sine 30 w a right side minus r a b plus w a w a would a value weight of box a is equal to one kilo newton so one t cos thirty t sin thirteen right nineteen another equation t sine thirty divided by t cos 30 is equal to one minus r a b and the r a b and the box won't be bigger than one minus a particular minus point three r e b so t t cancel i know sine 30 divided by cos 37 then turn 13 i know then either unknown unknown so in the equation 8500 [Music] due to vertical force minus 2 plus rb minus reab in the reap value when i happen to find the 8 5 substitute funding that is equal to 0 and due to horizontal force uh this fb minus mu rb is equal to sorry the rb there you go b is equal to mu into rb uh the coefficient of friction into normal reaction mu n upon a point three rb value energy point eight five kilo newton s b value point eight five five kilo newton then horizontal equation is alpha naught now minus p plus f kilo newton so this is how we can calculate the unknown force by using the equilibrium equilibrium of blocks by using friction concept thank you | Focus Academy Lectures | UCCVl4_BNQX6EqDf1Eufu4Lw | 2021-01-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 715 | 3,618 |
3wi0JDEP_2o | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wi0JDEP_2o | Guild Wars 2: Season 1, EP24 | [Music] thank you [Music] look who's here but you didn't pay the entry fee bounces do your stuff uh I guess we're just gonna fall into the tournament of hell yeah why not that's always safe throwing the sound that's full of Fire and they kill us but I didn't make enough dinner for guests another hostage into the pot [Music] hello man you go that way not a problem there's no room at the dinner table but plenty of room in the cult oh what's that I need that apparently Fair uh okay [Music] [Applause] foreign [Music] thank you [Music] ah fast [Music] I sincerely hope you're an off duty firefighter because I sincerely don't want to be cooked okay um what's happening thank you [Music] I am [Music] thank you messages I was done with them anyway stupid hostages all right we just had to keep doing that uh am I glad to see you open nobleman out of a bad situation all kinds of crazy I don't care not seriously not yet Scarlett likes to play with her toys and let me tell you the others are in pretty bad shape I've been held captive before but this is easily the scariest Hospitality I've received we'll stay with you until we can get you with all the safety anyone who can't walk will carry and any of Scarlet's machine guns who come looking for poor defenseless you will find us instead they could take him bro I care that did this switch foreign [Music] say goodbye we should be able to go straight up and get that switch I don't know [Music] follow these guys be good [Music] ready basement thank you all right all right guys enjoy these that is time straight over to this one and pull the switch and Home Free that's what well let's hope we don't get caught ah good uh yeah death by Cannonball would be funny but killing you myself is actual fun [Music] okay all right [Music] fast as the wind um oh those are cannonballs electrifying cannonballs we need to get her into one of those [Music] huh oh my God over here the electric ones right there foreign awesome optimal working conditions thank you help me over here oh Al's doing it good job Val thank you one uh lightning over here all right the minstrel skills we'll hear about this garlic you're a mean person that was interesting trying to figure out how to take down that Shield two Scarlett found a way to open the gate uh [Music] foreign [Applause] foreign [Music] foreign there's a gear right here [Music] okay taking lever is he up there can we get to it hopefully there's no one needs to fight this is going to be the tricky part this seriously is because I do not know how to get up there oh oh okay I see you guys ah she said the media now we can swing this one [Music] get that one up there um you gotta say on this side because I don't want to get into a fight with another one of those twisted like those those things are pretty mean um [Music] ah I see I see Scarlet Scarlet [Music] T let's play giant Club versus ripe fruit I'll be the club huh oh [Music] let's go [Music] I'm crazy wait now put back far on me and [ __ ] [Music] thank you [Music] perfect spot right here she ain't even aiming at me [Music] thank you [Music] look at that look at that look at that [Music] just leaving wide open I'd just sit here all day the club's just not doing it for me time to find something else to beat you with okay we're just gonna run towards the center the towards Center [Music] hey towards the center all right see oh good they're they're funny here doesn't mean we're gonna get everybody back now because I mean that's kind of left me in between rock hard place you know [Music] | killjoy554455 | UCBCZL60bWFatgTLwBreof4g | 2023-05-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 680 | 3,561 |
K25CH-59bio | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K25CH-59bio | Failure of Initiative: Final Report of the Select Bipartisan Committee to Investigate the | 3/12 | section 10 of a failure of initiative this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by Richard ship a failure of initiative final report of the select bipartisan committee to investigate the preparation for and response to Hurricane Katrina by the United States House of Representatives pre landfall preparation and Katrina's impact part 1 preparing for an event like Hurricane Katrina or any natural disaster we should never feel like we are completely prepared we can always do better Robert our Latham junior executive director Mississippi Emergency Management Agency Select Committee hearing December 7th 2005 pre learned fall preparation and Katrina's impact as Hurricane Katrina entered the Gulf of Mexico Gulf Coast states and the federal government prepared for landfall in the region pre landfall preparation by FEMA the Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA positioned an unprecedented number of resources in affected areas prior to Katrina's landfill indeed famous efforts far exceeded any previous operation in the agency's history a staggering total of 11 million three hundred and twenty-two thousand liters of water 18 million nine hundred and sixty thousand pounds of ice five million nine hundred and ninety seven thousand three hundred and twelve meals ready-to-eat MREs and seventeen truckloads of tarps were staged at various strategic locations in and near the Gulf region prior to Katrina's landfall FEMA also pre-positioned 18 disaster medical teams medical supplies and equipment and nine urban search-and-rescue task forces us and our and incident support teams rapid needs assessment teams also were deployed to Louisiana on the Saturday before landfall in Louisiana alone on August 28th a total of 36 trucks of water 18,000 litres per truck and 15 trucks of MREs 20 1888 per truck were priests staged at Camp Beauregard FEMA's hurricane liaison team which consists of FEMA the National Weather Service and state and local emergency management officials and is tasked with coordinating closely with FEMA headquarters staff by phone and video conferencing systems was activated and deployed to the National Hurricane Center on August 24th in anticipation of Hurricane Katrina's making landfall FEMA's mobile emergency response support detachments were pre positioned in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama to provide emergency satellite communications capability according to former FEMA director Michael Brown prior to landfall FEMA reached out to other agencies for assistance such as the Department of Defense DoD for potential movement of strategic airlift support by 10:00 a.m. on Monday August 29th the morning Katrina made landfall 31 teams from the National Disaster medical system and EMS had been deployed to staging areas in Anniston Alabama Memphis Tennessee Houston Dallas and New Orleans including 23 disaster medical assistance teams the teams trained to handle trauma pediatric surgery and mental health problems brought truckloads of medical equipment and supplies with them by September 1st 72 hours after landfall FEMA had deployed more than 57 NDMS teams and 28 US and our teams with nearly 1,800 personnel to save and render medical assistance FEMA had also supplied generators and thousands of cots and blankets pre landfill preparation in Mississippi preparations for Hurricane Katrina in Mississippi involved an array of actions including county and state preparedness and disaster response training in the months leading up to the storm the establishment of local state and federal command structures by way of emergency proclamations activation of Emergency Operations centers VOCs evacuations many of them mandatory of the areas and types of homes most in danger from hurricane and the opening of emergency shelters to which those evacuating could flee preparation by the military in Mississippi largely took place through activation of the States National Guard and some initial requests for Emergency Management assistance compact eMac assistance with security engineering support and helicopters following a request from governor Haley Barbour on Sunday August 28th President Bush issued an emergency declaration for Mississippi following a further requests from Barbour on Monday August 29th President Bush declared a major disaster in Mississippi disaster preparedness training Mississippi for several years Mississippi's Emergency Management Agency Mima has been using federal emergency preparedness grant funds to improve its county's abilities to prepare for and respond to disasters in 2043 of Mississippi's 82 counties and active County emergency management programs Mima used DHS emergency management performance grant funds including a 1.3 million dollar allocation in fiscal year 2005 to increase this to 79 active county programs in 2005 in addition the Mima reported that as of early 2005 over 1,200 first responders had received training in the National Incident Management System NIMS during the summer of 2005 the director of Mima Robert Latham his key staff and most of Mississippi's County emergency management directors underwent training in NIMS and the nihms incident command system ICS at approximately the same time the FEMA officials who would later lead the federal response in Mississippi bill Carlisle and Robert Fenton also participated in extensive ICS training Fenton was described by Carl as having been involved for a long time in developing training for subjects such as the ICS and as an expert in how to adapt it for large-scale operations such as the response to Katrina Carlisle and Latham said they believed their training in the ICS and the ability gave them to quickly establish a unified command with positive elements of the state's preparation for and response to Katrina establishment of command structures in Mississippi Mississippi issued its first Hurricane Katrina situation report on August 23rd and through Thursday August 25th continued monitoring the storm according to this situation report during these three days Mima conducted executive planning sessions to develop an EOC activation timeline as well as plans for protective actions and a proactive response it also established contact with a FEMA logisitics cell and began encouraging the public to prepare for the storm on Friday August 26th Mississippi activated its National Guard and Mima activated its AOC on Saturday August 27th at that time had also deployed county liaisons to six counties Jackson Harrison and Hancock Pearl River stone and George and activated its state emergency response team cert for deployment to Camp Shelby the next day August 28th the cert established forward operations at Camp Shelby at 3 p.m. on all twenty-eighth according to the Mimas directors brief as of about 7 p.m. on August 28th 18 counties and 11 cities and towns had issued local emergency proclamations by early morning of August 29th this it increased the 41 counties and 61 cities and towns FEMA's liaison arrived at the state's AOC on Saturday August 27th FEMA's emergency response team a at a arrived the same day August 27th when the state activated its AOC on August 28th Mima reported the FEMA was deploying resources to a regional mobilization center in Selma Alabama and that famous earth a would be able to supply large quantities of water and ice to the hardest hit areas evacuations in Mississippi although the governor could order mandatory evacuations long-standing practice in Mississippi rests that authority with local governments however the state is generally included in any discussions about evacuation orders because once a city or county chooses to make such an order state responsibilities for managing traffic including contraflow and opening shelters can come into play in preparing for Hurricane Katrina the state worked through the Mima liaisons it dispatched to the counties along or near the Gulf Coast as well as a representative it had stationed in Louisiana's EEOC because of contraflow agreements between Mississippi and Louisiana that provide for evacuations out of Southeast Louisiana through Mississippi emergency shelters Mississippi on August 27th Mima urged Mississippi's coastal counties not to open local shelters in order to encourage people to evacuate north Mima described coastal County shelters as an option of last resort on Sunday August 28th Mima reported that Red Cross shelters were open and on standby in the coastal counties Mississippi began opening shelters as early as August 28th Mima reported 51 shelters open with 475 persons registered at that time and 36 additional shelters available on standby as needed in addition Mima indicated the Jackson Coliseum had been open as a shelter and individuals were authorized to bring pets and three special needs shelters had been established according to the directors brief also on August 28th Mima reported the Red Cross have begun opening shelters that morning bringing the total available shelters to 68 prior to the opening of the Jackson Coliseum by August 29 just prior to landfall Mima reported fifty-seven shelters were open with seven thousand six hundred and ten persons registered in them an additional 31 shelters were available on standby to open based on need the Jackson Coliseum opened as expected the day before and by early morning August 29th was reported by FEMA to be at capacity similarly all Red Cross central Mississippi shelters were reported to be full as a 4:30 a.m. on August 29th two additional special need shelters opened bringing their total to five military preparation in Mississippi began as early as August 26th when as noted earlier the governor activated the States National Guard Mississippi's National Guard has over 12,000 troops with Army and Air National Guard components both under the direction of the adjutant general tag Major General Harold a cross throughout the preparation and response to Katrina Mississippi's guard reported to and received taskings or mission assignments from Mima the Mississippi National Guard has an Operations plan a plan M stood on top of Mimas comprehensive emergency management plan that was used during Hurricane Katrina refined and updated in an order issued two Mississippi guard on June 1st 2005 this operations plan was validated during Hurricane Dennis July 7th to 10th 2005 on August 27th Mississippi's guard accelerated its preparations by alerting state emergency personnel to assemble for hurricane operations on the Mississippi Gulf Coast under Joint Task Force Magnolia in doing so Mississippi's National Guard assembled and pre-positioned at all three coastal County EOC s it's special hurricane strikes squads each squad consisted of 10 military police MPs 15 engineers and 5 trucks in addition the guard placed on alert the following units from throughout the state 220 3rd Engineering Battalion count McCain Mississippi Grenada Mississippi 890 of Engineering Battalion home Station armories located in the coastal region 112 MP battalion Camp Shelby Mississippi Hattiesburg Mississippi a 360 seventh maintenance company home Station Philadelphia Mississippi 1680 seventh transport company home station Southaven Mississippi 1380 seventh qm-- water home station Leland Mississippi 200 and 10th finance home station Jackson Mississippi 170 second aww home station Jackson Mississippi 186 ARW home station Meridian Mississippi Cross noted that these assets were sufficient for a category two storm but as Katrina approached the Gulf Coast on August 28th it became apparent that additional forces from outside the state would be required as a result that afternoon he initiated requests for assistance via the eMac the first such request relayed to the on-site National Guard Bureau liaison officers LNO was for an additional MP battalion two more engineering battalions and 3ch 37 helicopters that same day August 28th the National Guard Bureau Joint Operations Center in Washington DC sent lnos to Mississippi with the first going to Mississippi's joint force headquarters followed by officer sent to the three coastal County EOC s and to Mimas operations cell to facilitate outer State National Guard assets in addition cross established at Gulfport a forward Operations Center that eventually combined state and federal including active duty logistic support personnel in response to questions regarding the Guard's preparations including the eMac assistance it received cross said this greatly assisted in the command and control and situational awareness of all operations as forces flowed into the state more liaison teams were established in each County EOC that had guard operations in that County this was a very efficient system since the National Guard headquarters was linked directly with each County for coordination of relief efforts the guards preparation in Mississippi was not unfortunately without incident prior to the storms landfill sergeant Joshua Russell detachment one company a 89th engineers was killed when attempting to rescue an elderly couple in Harrison County free landfill preparation in Alabama final preparation for Katrina in Alabama began in earnest four days prior to landfall when it became evident the path of the storm pointed towards the Gulf Coast three days prior to landfall the governor's staff participated in frequent video conference calls with personnel from FEMA the National Hurricane Center including its director max Mayfield senior staff at the White House and senior staff from the governor's offices from Louisiana and Mississippi the governor's staff indicated they were satisfied with the federal support they received and that max Mayfield's briefed things were particularly valuable in Alabama's southernmost counties Baldwin and mobile preparations began five days before the storm when they started regular consultations with the National Hurricane Center the state of Alabama Emergency Management Agency and the National Weather Service in Mobile to discuss the storms likely path and strength information was then disseminated to all local officials and first responders and staff prepared to activate the EOC s on August 28 2005 governor Riley wrote to President Bush asking that he declare an emergency disaster declaration for the state of Alabama as a result of Hurricane Katrina beginning on August 28 2005 and continuing that same day President Bush declared an emergency for the state of Alabama the next day Monday August 29th Riley wrote to President Bush again this time asking him to declare an expedited major disaster as a result of Hurricane Katrina beginning on August 28 2005 and continuing that same day President Bush issued a major disaster declaration for Alabama establishment of command structures in Alabama on Friday August 26th Riley declared a state of emergency to handle what was then thought would be a surge of evacuees from the Florida Panhandle the state went into what they call level 2 response and expected to receive 10 to 15 percent of Florida's evacuees a level 2 response activates the Alabama EEOC on a 24-hour basis and all relevant agencies are activated and necessary personnel are assigned to staff the EOC one day later on Saturday August 27th a level 1 response was activated the EOC was operating in full force with desks staffed for each ESF a femur emergency response team advanced at a was on site late in the day on earth a team is a small FEMA contingent with capabilities for planning operations communications and logistics a total of five to eight people from the atlanta-based fema region four were on site of the EOC the Alabama Emergency Management Agency FEMA expressed some frustration with FEMA's late arrival a Emer officials believed that had FEMA been on site sooner with a larger contingent Alabama may have been able to acquire needed resources and commodities more quickly President Bush spoke to Riley on Saturday August 27th two days prior to landfall to ensure the governor had everything he needed the governor's staff indicated they felt they were better prepared for Katrina than they were for hurricanes Dennis and Ivan in addition to implementing many of the lessons learned from previous hurricanes the governor's staff believes one key element of the state's response to Katrina was the state's proactive communication strategy on Friday August 26th as a storm gathered in the Gulf the governor personally visited all of the counties in the Gulf holding numerous press conferences to urge local residents to evacuate pursuant to the mandatory evacuation orders in Alabama the failure to obey a mandatory evacuation order is a misdemeanor enforced by county or municipal police the Alabama AOC is divided into five clusters of desks and each desk is equipped with computers telephony and other management tools the five clusters are emergency services ESF numbers one two three four nine thirteen Human Services ESF numbers six eight eleven infrastructure and support ESF numbers ten twelve operation support ESF numbers fourteen fifteen and information and planning ESF numbers five seven there is a station for each ESF function and stations for all of the involved agencies federal and state including FEMA eMac Army Corps of Engineers National Guard Alabama State Police among others one of the tools Alabama uses to respond to local disaster needs is the e/m 2000 incident log a Lotus Notes based system which captures in logbook fashion emergency events and requests from each of the 67 counties each activity or request logged into the system gets assigned to one of the desks in the EOC for attention if a report comes in regarding individuals who are trapped and in need of rescue the event will be assigned to the personnel in the emergency services cluster ma te SF teams involving State Police ESF number 13 transportation ESF number one and urban search-and-rescue ESF number nine huddled to coordinate the optimal response events can be reported and tracked by ESF by status by county and by a number of other custom data elements documents related to information requests as opposed to action requests are later scanned and attached the e/m 2000 data files appear to serve as a central universe of actions and documents related to the state's response to the storm applying the lessons learned from Hurricane Ivan the state upgraded the tracking system used to determine hospital bed vacancies giving state officials real-time visibility of surge capacity and making it possible to better direct those with special medical needs to appropriate sites the state health office also has the capability to conduct daily conference calls with county health staff to assess status and needs health officials staff their own Emergency Operations Center linked by computer and phone to the main state EEOC in Clanton evacuations in Alabama even before any evacuations began a Emer and state transportation officials participated in the FEMA regional evacuation liaison team conference calls during which emergency managers from Florida Louisiana and Mississippi shared information on the status of evacuation routes road closures traffic volumes Hotel availability and other interstate implications of significant population migrations in the region on the morning of August 29th Shelby County Alabama posted the message on the statewide AM 2000 system saying the Shelby County Humane Society will house animals during the emergency can house more animals as well as farm animals for a short duration more than 50 pets were evacuated from Mississippi and brought a Maxwell Air Force Base where they were taken in by families on the base until the pet owners could be located pre land for preparation in Louisiana on Saturday August 27th Louisiana Governor Ben Co wrote to President Bush requesting that he declare an emergency for the state of Louisiana due to Hurricane Katrina for the time period beginning August 26 2005 and continuing later that same day President Bush declared an emergency for the state of Louisiana William low-key was named federal coordinating officer on Sunday August 28th in recognition of the potential catastrophic impact of Hurricane Katrina Blanco asked President Bush prior to landfall to declare an expedited major disaster for the state of Louisiana as Hurricane Katrina a category 5 hurricane approaches our coast beginning on August 28 2005 and continuing the next day President Bush declared a major disaster for Louisiana end of section 10 section 11 of a failure of initiative this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by Richard ship a failure of initiative final report of the select bipartisan committee to investigate the preparation for and response to Hurricane Katrina by the United States House of Representatives pre landfall preparation and Katrina's impact part 2 establishment of command and safeguarding of assets the state of Louisiana took a number of steps to prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Katrina including getting the EOC up and running with its full staff complement by the afternoon of Friday August 26th the EOC conducted communications checks with all the state agencies and parishes on Thursday August 25th four days before landfall the state EEOC then began holding regular conference calls with other state agencies key parishes federal agencies other states and the Red Cross to coordinate pre Landfill activities among all the different authorities these calls began at 5:00 p.m. on Friday August 26th with five calls on Saturday four calls on Sunday and a final call Monday morning as a storm hit but before communications went out in addition several state agencies moved key assets northward stockpiled critical supplies position teams to do post landfall damage assessments or otherwise prepared for the hurricane the Louisiana Department of Fish and Wildlife coordinated with the Louisiana National Guard in advance to get boats placed on trailers and pre-positioned at Jackson barracks in New Orleans in anticipation of flooding and the need for waterborne search-and-rescue there were also preparations at the parish level as noted the parishes participated in conference calls with the state Blackman's Parish one of the southern parishes most exposed to the storm parked vehicles on high ground gathered administrative records and moved them north transferred prisoners to Upstate facilities and set up an emergency command post in a local high school Jefferson Parish part of metropolitan New Orleans also took a number of preparatory steps according to emergency management director water Maestri they implemented their doomsday plan to hunker down in their Yosi with a skeleton crew to minimize the number of people exposed to the Hurricanes damage the Louisiana National Guard Lange and other state agencies went on alert and began staging personnel and equipment by Saturday August 28th the day prior to landfall the Lang had pre-positioned nine thousand seven hundred and ninety two MREs and thirteen thousand four hundred and forty liters of water the Superdome the shelter of last resort the state also had positioned teams north out of harm's way prior to landfall and the first requests for eMac teams were issued as well on Saturday August 28th the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority RTA fueled up its fleet based at its eastern New Orleans facility and moved buses not providing service to higher ground on a wharf near downtown New Orleans buses that were providing regular service were also eventually move to the wharf as well evacuations in Louisiana the state was actively involved in executing the Southeast Louisiana evacuation plan with a Department of Transportation and development and the Louisiana State Police working to manage traffic and implement contraflow making all highway lanes outbound to maximize traffic flow and minimize traffic jams the governor was personally involved in monitoring contraflow which run from Saturday at about 4 p.m. to Sunday at about 6 p.m. state officials coordinated the contraflow with the states of Mississippi and Texas since Louisiana interstates fed into these states in a conference call at 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning it was recommended that the evacuation plan for Southeast Louisiana be implemented the state began staging assets necessary to execute an evacuation including alerting and activating National Guard troops pre deploying traffic cones and barriers to key locations and coordinating plans among all of the parishes some parishes had already begun evacuation proceedings by 6:00 p.m. on Sunday August 28th traffic was light so contraflow was halted but residents could still evacuate on the outbound lanes once the highways were returned to their normal configuration up to 1.2 million Louisiana residents follow the evacuation orders and evacuated themselves in their private vehicles however it later became apparent that thousands of residents particularly in New Orleans did not evacuate or seek shelter but remained in their homes the parishes began declaring evacuations on Saturday August 27th at 9:00 a.m. these declarations had been coordinated among the state and parishes in advance as part of Louisiana's emergency evacuation plan which calls for the most southern parishes to evacuate first so that as they drive north they do not encounter traffic bottlenecks in New Orleans or Baton Rouge while some parishes eg Plaquemines Anson Charles began the process with mandatory evacuation orders most parishes began with recommended evacuation orders and upgraded these to mandatory orders later on Saturday or Sunday some of the parishes farther north eg Santa Moni Tangipahoa declared mandatory evacuation orders only for residents living in low-lying areas or manufactured homes some parishes also asked nongovernmental organizations to help evacuate those residents that did not have their own vehicles both New Orleans and Jefferson Parish have a program called brother's keeper run by the parishes in conjunction with local churches and the Red Cross according to my story the parish had a phone bank in the EOC manned by volunteers that helped take the calls and match up riders with drivers once the evacuation was announced by Sunday evening most of the parishes reported empty streets and to declare dusk-to-dawn curfew x' emergency shelters in Louisiana Louisiana also set up shelters as part of its evacuation plan a sheltering task force led by the Department of Social Services and the Department of Health and Hospitals coordinated its activities with the state AOC in parishes through the aforementioned conference calls specific shelters were designated along the main evacuation routes including both general population shelters and special needs shelters these efforts were coordinated with both Mississippi and Texas would set up shelters once the Louisiana shelters began to fill several parishes also established shelters of last resort for residents that could not evacuate or had delayed leaving parish officials uberta Maestri told select committee staff they purposefully designate these shelters at the last minute so people will not use them as an excuse to avoid evacuation new orleans which had already designated the Superdome as a shelter for the special needs population also designated that facility as a shelter of last resort on Sunday August 28th the Louisiana National Guard pre-positioned 9,000 792 MREs and thirteen thousand four hundred and forty liters of water at the Superdome also in New Orleans the RTA began running special service from 12 sites across the city to take riders to the Superdome the RTA also ran at least ten paratransit vehicles to the Superdome and then on to the Baton Rouge area for special needs citizens each of these vehicles made at least two trips all service ceased at approximately 7:00 p.m. Sunday night approximately 11 hours before Katrina was due to make landfall and as conditions worsened Jefferson Parish also designated four facilities as shelters of last resort according to my street unlike the Superdome these locations in Jefferson Parish did not have any pre-positioned medical personnel or supplies but they did have pre-positioned food and water pre landfill preparations by DoD the National Guard US Army Corps of Engineers and US Coast Guard DoD in preparation for the last part of the 2005 hurricane season the Secretary of Defense approved a standing order on August 19th that allowed the commander u.s. Northern Command to use military installations and deploy defense coordinating officers DCO as needed to coordinate directly in support of FEMA in affected states as the force provided to Northern Command the US Joint Forces Command issued general instructions on August 20th on how it would task units in support of any Northern Command requests to support FEMA on August 23rd Northern Command began tracking the tropical depression that became Hurricane Katrina on August 24th the officer of the Secretary of Defense OSD Northern Command and the National Guard Bureau participated in a teleconference with FEMA on what would be needed to respond to Katrina Joint Forces Command issued a warning order to military services to be ready to support requests for assistance northern command issued a similar warning order on August 25th that they Katrina struck Florida as a category 1 storm on August 26th Northern Command issued an execute order setting initial DoD relief actions into motion the initial response was focused on Florida but DCOs are also activated for Georgia Alabama and Mississippi on August 27th Northern Command received its first mission assignment from FEMA to provide Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana as a federal operational staging area the same day the Corps of Engineers position teams and supplies in Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi in New Orleans the commander of the call New Orleans District evacuated most of his staff to alternate locations to be ready to respond when the storm passed other active military units ordered similar evacuations of personnel and equipment in addition the Louisiana National Guard aviation officer requested helicopter support from the National Guard Bureau and support was coordinated through the eMac on August 28th deseos were deployed to Mississippi and Louisiana Northern Command took several additional steps to organize military assets that might be needed including deployment of Joint Task Force forward eventually Joint Task Force Katrina to Camp Shelby Mississippi and the general alert DoD assets potentially needed particularly aviation assets on the day Katrina made landfall or was 29th the Deputy Secretary of Defense led an 8:30 a.m. meeting to get damage assessment for DoD facilities and review resources that might be required from DoD to support hurricane relief the Secretary of Defense was briefed on DoD's readiness and Northern Command issued several more alerts in anticipation of requests for assistance National Guard at the beginning of each hurricane season National Guard Bureau and GB personnel participate in an interagency conference to assess potential response shortfalls and identify potential solutions that could be resolved through eMac requests NGB planners conducted this eMac conference in the spring of 2005 with participants from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Maryland Michigan Mississippi North Carolina New York and South Carolina the joint staff j-3 joint director of military support Jay Dom's also participated the participants in these conferences believe that eMac is capable of providing most military capabilities needed by States for hurricane disaster relief operations the role of the NGB grew in preparation for guard response to Hurricane Katrina on August 24th it issued an executive order calling on its joint staff to provide proactive planning and staffing support to States potentially affected by then tropical storm Katrina NGB liaison teams lnos were sent to Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana on Wednesday August 24th the first teleconference between NORTHCOM the Joint Staff Guard headquarters and FEMA was held to discuss DoD support to federal or ities the joint operations center at the ng be geared up as the operation center for country no response the heads of the Army and Air National Guard also used this Center for coordination of effort during Hurricane Katrina preparation and response the Joint Operations Center provided daily intelligence updates logs of current operations daily teleconferences and coordination States on logistical assistance maintained communications with States and our agencies and coordinated Guard aviation assets on August 25th the NGB began hosting day conferences with the operations officers of the Gulf States Adjutant General's the Adjutant General's reported their preparations to respond and were asked if they needed out-of-state assistance some of them had already contacted or were contacted by other nearby states to arrange for assistance via the eMac in the form of personnel and equipment that might be needed on Sunday August 28th reports into NGB by state Adjutant General's indicated that 4444 Army National Guard and 932 Air National Guard in Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana were ready to respond both general Bennett seal and Renault of Louisiana and Cross of Mississippi requested additional aircraft from eMac via NGB consequently these requests were considered state to state requests for assistance not federal requests involving FEMA or o SD even though ng be facilitated the assistance on Monday August 29th ng be noted the 65 Army National Guard aircraft were in position in Florida Alabama Texas Louisiana and Mississippi Louisiana National Guard the Louisiana National Guard is an integral part of managing emergencies in the state the adjutant general Landrieu know wears two hats as he is head of both the National Guard and the Louisiana Office of Homeland Security and emergency preparedness low SEP the National Guard plays a significant role in emergency command and control because of the dual role of the adjutant general also many of the personnel staff the states EEOC our Guardsmen on Friday August 26th blonko authorized the mobilization of 2000 Louisiana Guardsmen the next day Landrieu know called an additional two thousand two active duty by the end of the day on Saturday 3085 Louisiana National Guard troops had been fully activated coordination also began with other states for additional aviation assets for search and rescue and eMac support if needed the Louisiana National Guard participated in a number of preparation missions including law enforcement traffic control shelter support and security and securing operations at the Superdome many Guardsmen were also embedded with state and Parish officials and later used their radios to help these officials reestablished some minimal level of communications before Katrina hit guardsmen provided support for general-purpose shelters and special needs shelters by providing medical personnel Alabama National Guard the Alabama National Guard has thirteen thousand two hundred troops with Army and Air National Guard components falling under its adjutant general Major General Mark Bowen the adjutant general is also a member of the governor's cabinet but is not jule hatted as the emergency response coordinator although he participates in the state's EEOC Bowens chain of command is a direct line to the governor the Alabama Guard has developed and is organized around mission oriented joint force packages ie hurricanes snow and ice storms task forces typically include security forces engineers medical communications special operations forces logistics and a command and control cell Alabama also has a voluntary statement is administered by the National Guard they are used to augment the guard force and have approximately 2,000 to 3,000 members during the Alabama National Guard's preparation phase which began six days before Katrina hit guard assets monitored the storm track and began discussions with the NGB by August 26th Riley ordered three and Alabama National Guard soldiers and airmen to state active duty and requested Secretary of Defense approval of 180 days of military duty approval was granted by DoD on September 7th and was retroactive to August 29th two days before the storm a National Guard liaison officer was dispatched to the state IOC in Clanton on August 28 to National Guard task forces were formed gathered pre-positioned supplies food water ice gas from Maxwell Air Force Base and equipment including generators fuel trucks and aviation assets Guard assets also began deployment to assist mobile and Baldwin County emergency management activities Mississippi National Guard the Mississippi National Guard has 12,000 and 41 troops with Army and Air National Guard components falling under adjutant Major General Harold a cross the adjutant general reports directly to the governor but is not your hutted as the state emergency management officer Mississippi's emergency response is handled by the state's Emergency Management Agency Mima on August 28 2005 the Mississippi National Guard alerted state emergency personnel to assemble for Hurricane operations on the Mississippi Gulf Coast under Joint Task Force Magnolia National Guard special hurricane strikes squads were pre positioned at all three coastal County EOC s recommended but voluntary evacuation of civilians brought bumper-to-bumper traffic along Highway 49 northbound from the beach in Gulfport to Jackson by Sunday evening numerous mandatory evacuation orders were in effect and Mississippi National Guard soldiers took shelter at Camp Shelby 62 miles north of the predicted landfill area these guard personnel moved south after the storm had passed to begin assisting with response and recovery efforts end of section 11 section 12 of a failure of initiative this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by Richard ship a failure of initiative final report of the select bipartisan committee to investigate the preparation for and response to Hurricane Katrina by the United States House of Representatives pre landfall preparation and Katrina's impact part 3 US Army Corps of Engineers the Army Corps of Engineers useiess another active duty military unit provided substantial resources to prepare for and respond to Hurricane Katrina under the National Response plan the USA's as the lead federal agency for Public Works in engineering ESF number three provides a relief and response support to fema to meet these responsibilities you say sirs pre awarded competitively bid contracts for all of these functions to allow quick deployment of resources prior to and immediately after an event these pre awarded contracts are part of you says's advance contracting initiative ACI which has been in place for about six years useiess took a number of preparatory steps in anticipation of the hurricane season in general and for Hurricane Katrina specifically over the summer the useiess New Orleans District participated in an annual hurricane preparedness exercise conducted by the regional headquarters in July 2005 the district sponsored a hurricane preparedness conference for federal state and local emergency managers in addition useiess had equipment and supplies including those needed to repair levees pre-positioned in various locations along the Gulf of Mexico when Katrina approached the Lyn's district monitored the situation and evacuated most staff establishing a temporary district headquarters in Vicksburg Mississippi the district commander and eight staff remained in New Orleans retreating to a bunker designed to withstand a category 5 hurricane their objective was to monitor the levee system stay in contact with local officials and provide posts to storm assessments to the yusei's chain of command u.s. Coast Guard well before arriving in the Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Katrina was closely watched by Coast Guard officials as the storm approached and eventually passed through Southern Florida by Thursday August 25th the 7th Coast Guard district based in Miami had prepared for Katrina's arrival by partially evacuating Coast Guard boats aircraft and personnel and closely monitoring Katrina's progress across the Florida peninsula as Katrina cleared the 7th district the 8th district was busy executing hurricane plans in anticipation of Katrina's arrival on August 27th the 8th Coast Guard districts incident management team IMT based in New Orleans relocated to st. Louis in accordance with Coast Guard hurricane plans the 8th district said heightened readiness for all units ordered the evacuations of personnel and dependents from units along the Gulf Coast in the anticipated impact zone and closed at the entrance to the Lower Mississippi River to all commercial maritime traffic on August 28th the Coast Guard activated personnel to support air and swift boat operations under ESF 1 and positioned liaison officers at FEMA regions four and six and two state zero seas in Florida Louisiana and Mississippi the Coast Guard's computer hub in New Orleans dropped offline resulting in no computer or Internet connectivity to all coastal ports within the eighth District Coast Guard units resorted to using phone and fax machines to communicate the 8th district commander requested additional Coast Guard air assets and personnel to support rescue and recovery operations Coast Guard aircraft and crews from Louisiana Alabama Florida New Jersey Massachusetts North Carolina Georgia and Texas were pre-staged to provide rapid support eighth district commander Rear Admiral Robert Duncan contacted Blanco to discuss damage assessments and response efforts sex in New Orleans operations and critical communications personnel evacuated to Alexandria Louisiana non-essential Coast Guard personnel and dependents in the New Orleans area evacuated to the Naval Air Station in Meridian Mississippi Coast Guard helicopters originally located in New Orleans relocated to Houston and Lake Charles Louisiana to avoid Katrina's path and prepare to begin rescue operations or Coast Guard cutters and small boats relocated to safe locations or traveled out to sea to avoid the storm in Mississippi a Coast Guard incident management team was established in Meridian Duncan contacted Barbour to discuss damage assessments and response efforts non-essential personnel and dependents from the Gulfport and Lockport areas relocated to Naval Air Station Meridian in Alabama helicopters from aviation training center mobile deployed to Shreveport and Jacksonville for storm avoidance and prepared to respond also a transportable multi mission communication center was pre staged at sector mobile to provide temporary communication support non-essential Coast Guard personnel and dependents relocated to Maxwell Air Force Base on August 29th the day Katrina made landfall the sector New Orleans incident management team was established in Alexandria Louisiana outside of the forecasted area of impact Coast Guard disaster assistance teams from Ohio Kentucky st. Louie Pittsburgh and Miami were pre-positioned to the region to respond as soon as conditions permitted during normal conditions there are 15 helicopters assigned within the 8th Coast Guard district along with four fixed-wing crafts and 16 cutters within 12 hours of Hurricane Katrina making landfall the coast guard assigned 29 helicopters eight fixed-wing aircraft and 24 cutters to the area to support rescue operations free landfill preparations by the American Red Cross the Red Cross's Gulf Coast area preparation was far along two days before Katrina made landfall in the Gulf Coast as of 2:00 p.m. on August 27th Caroll hall of the Red Cross reported to the White House and the Department of Homeland Security among other governmental organizations that it has every resource at its disposal on alert moving in anticipation of this event to include personnel equipment and materials according to Hall key aspects of this preparation included chapters across the region open shelters in support of evacuations in all states 275,000 heater meals were staged in Baton Rouge Louisiana 225,000 heater meals were staged in Montgomery Alabama 15 sites were identified to bring in big kitchens with the support of Southern Baptists to provide 300,000 meals per day feeding capability all 14 disaster filled supply center warehouses loaded supplies including 50,000 cots 100,000 blankets comfort and cleanup kits all vehicles in the Red Cross fleet across the country were placed on alert for possible deployment and were dispatched to staging areas all eight emergency communications response vehicles EC RVs deployed to staging areas Red Cross staff deployed to NRCC region six are RCC Region four are RCC at ease and other ASF number six posts by August 28th the Red Cross started to understand the magnitude of Katrina one of its disaster operations reports remarked if Katrina makes landfall its current pressure it will be the most intense storm to hit the this mainland on the same day it was reported for the first time ever an e sf6 Coordination Center will be set up tomorrow at American Red Cross national headquarters to coordinate the deliver Sikh mass care services with our governmental and non-governmental organization partners as Katrina made landfall on August 29th the Red Cross was fully staffing all of the relevant state and federal Yossi's including Alabama Louisiana Florida Mississippi Georgia South Carolina Tennessee FEMA regions four and sixes are RCC FEMA's NRCC as well as atte teams in Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana sites 425 kitchens to feed as many as 500,000 people were identified and pre-staged trajectory and impact of Hurricane Katrina finding the accuracy and timeliness of National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center forecasts prevented further loss of life timeline of Hurricane Katrina and NWS warnings to federal state and local officials at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time EDT 4 o'clock central Daylight Time CDT the National Weather Service NWS reported that Katrina's projected path had shifted a hundred and fifty miles to the west toward Mississippi and projected that Katrina would make landfall as a category four storm by 10:00 p.m. CDT that same night the NWS projected that landfill was most likely at Buras Louisiana 65 miles south southeast of New Orleans NWS proved extremely accurate the final landfall location was only 20 miles off from Friday's forecast since meteorological conditions that effect the track and intensity of the storm were relatively stable NWS was especially certain of the accuracy of its prediction even 56 hours from landfall at 10 a.m. CDT on Saturday August 27th the National Hurricane Center NHC issued a hurricane watch for Southeast Louisiana including New Orleans which was extended to Mississippi and Alabama later that afternoon later that evening between 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. CDT 35 hours before landfall max Mayfield the director of the NHC called state officials in Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama to inform them of the storms intensity and its potential to be devastating and catastrophic at governor blanco is urging Mayfield also called reinigen despite media reports indicating Mayfield encouraged Nagin to immediately order a mandatory evacuation Mayfield just told officials the nature of the storm and that he probably said to the mayor that he was going to have some very difficult decisions ahead of him similarly Mayfield said that the purpose of his calls there to the governors of Louisiana and Mississippi was really just to make absolutely sure that they understood how serious the situation was in public advisories issued at 10:00 p.m. CDT Saturday 32 hours before prior to landfall NHC warned of storm surge forecasts at 7 a.m. on Sunday August 28th NWS advisories characterize Katrina as a potentially catastrophic storm additionally at 4:00 p.m. CDT on Sunday the storm surge was predicted to be 18 to 22 feet and locally as high as 28 feet with large and battering waves on top of the surge meaning some levees in the Greater New Orleans area could be overtopped although it was reported that may feel caution the levees would be breached no such warning was issued what I indicated in my briefings to emergency managers and to the media was the possibility that some levees in the Greater New Orleans area could be overtopped depending on the details of Katrina's track and intensity Mayfield said also on Sunday August 28th the NW office in Slidell Louisiana which is responsible for New Orleans area issued warning saying most of the area will be uninhabitable for weeks perhaps longer and predicting human suffering incredible by modern standards ultimately NWS and NH c proved remarkably accurate in capturing Katrina's eventual wroth and destruction it is important to note the hurricane risk to New Orleans and the surrounding areas was well recognized and predicted by forecasters long before Hurricane Katrina the 33 years I've been at hurricane center we have always been saying the directors before me and I have always said that the greatest potential for the nightmare scenarios in the Gulf of Mexico anyway is that New Orleans and Southeast Louisiana area Mayfield said the NWS and NHC are not without critics though AccuWeather Inc a private weather service company has said the public should have received earlier warnings that Gulf Coast residents and New Orleans residents in particular were directly in Katrina's path AccuWeather issued a forecast predicting the target of Katrina's land for nearly 12 hours before the NHC issued its first warning and argued the extra time could have aided evacuation of the region responding to this criticism Mayfield said premature evacuation can lead to large of an area to evacuate causing unnecessary traffic in congestion on the roads as Mayfield testified the mission here of the National Hurricane Center and then the National Weather Service is to provide the best forecasts that we possibly can and then the emergency managers that the local and state levels will use that then they will call for evacuations ultimately as Mayfield try to convey NHC and NWS can only forecast issue warnings and provide timely information to the state and local decision-makers who determine who and when to evacuate the timeliness and accuracy of the forecasts saved lives no government can blame inadequate response or lack of advanced warning Katrina makes landfall Hurricane Katrina made landfall Buras Louisiana on the southeast corner of Louisiana at sixth MC DT on Monday August 29th Katrina had maximum sustained winds of a hundred and twenty-one miles an hour and was unusually large measuring approximately 400 miles across it's I was at least 30 miles wide though it had weakened from a category fire to a strong category three storm by landfall the damage and loss of life from the storm was staggering with effects extending from Louisiana through Mississippi Alabama Georgia and the Florida Panhandle the three states most directly affected Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana each suffered significant damage with NHC noting that many of the most severely affected areas along the Gulf Coast could take years to completely rebuild Alabama impact of Hurricane Katrina though Alabama was not where Hurricane Katrina made landfall damages there was substantial according to the NHC despite being more distant from the eye of Katrina the storm surge over Dauphin Island Alabama destroyed or damaged dozens of beachfront homes and cut a new canal through the island's western end two deaths were reported during Hurricane Katrina in Alabama however these deaths were the result of an auto accident and unrelated to the Hurricane Katrina caused significant damage along its coast with a wave surge of 13.5 feet exceeding the 100-year flood level of 12 feet Bayou La Batre and as noted above Dauphin Island received the brunt of the storm in Alabama losing eight hundred and two hundred homes respectively the storm caused wind damage as far north as Tuscaloosa County mobile base build into downtown and flooded large sections of the city destroying hundreds of homes the sheer power of the storm dislodged a nearby oil drilling platform which became caught under the US highway 98 bridge as of early January 2006 federal assistance to Alabama had exceeded 500 million dollars specifically FEMA reported that to date it had provided 100 17 million dollars in assistance to individuals and families for housing and rental assistance and 348 million dollars for public assistance crisis counseling disaster unemployment assistance and various mission assignments to other federal agencies during the disaster response the public assistance funds were provided for among other things infrastructure costs debris removal and road and bridge repair the costs for mission assignments to other federal agencies included the use of military aircraft for rapid needs assessments shipments of ice 280 truckloads water 186 truckloads MREs 103 truckloads generators 11 truckloads cots 27 truckloads and blankets 32 truckloads the Small Business Administration SBA has approved over sixty eight million dollars in loans to homeowners renters and businesses Mississippi impact of Hurricane Katrina in reporting casualty and damage statistics for Hurricane Katrina NHC noted that the storm surge of Katrina struck the Mississippi coastline with such ferocity that entire coastal communities were obliterated some left with little more than the foundations upon which homes businesses government facilities and other historical buildings once stood according to the NHC the Hancock County EOC recorded a storm surge of as high as 27 feet this surge likely penetrate at least 6 miles inland in many portions of the Mississippi coast and up to 12 miles inland along bays and rivers even in areas that may have been spared the destruction of the storm surge hurricane-force winds wreaked havoc according to Pearl River County EMA director Bobby Strom for example his AOC one County inland twice registered wind speeds of 135 miles per hour all told at least 231 Mississippians died during hurricane Catrina in the three coastal counties alone 66,000 may have been displaced from their homes due to flooding and or structural damage to their homes at peak levels on August 31st Mississippi's power companies reported nine hundred and fifty eight thousand customers were without power and that over nineteen thousand households were still powerless as of the end of September damages to Mississippi's economy were also substantial the state's agricultural forestry gaming maritime and poultry industries all suffered extensive damages for example the state reported that its two biggest crops poultry and forestry were very hard hit with at least two years worth of timber destroyed worth 1.3 billion dollars and the value of the poultry industry dropping by six percent due to hurricane damage including the estimated loss of 8 million birds and damage to 2400 of the state's 9,000 poultry houses 300 of which were totally devastated the state's dairy industry suffered losses estimated to exceed 6 million dollars and 20 percent of the expected rice and corn harvests may have been lost the costs and volume of response and cleanup activity in Mississippi reflect the enormous damage Katrina left behind for example a month and a half after landfall the state reported the total cost of assistance it received via eMac was over 327 million dollars 176 million in civilian costs and 151 million in National Guard expenses according to the National Emergency Management Association NEMA which administers the eMac commonly requested resources included firefighters search and rescue personnel hazmat personnel emergency medical technicians State Police Sheriff's Fish and Wildlife personnel Corrections personnel livestock inspectors bridge inspectors Airport maintenance personnel ambulances medical doctors registered nurses and National Guard troops in total at least 33 states aided the law enforcement response effort in Mississippi through the eMac federal costs in Mississippi have also been substantial FEMA reports that as of January 4th 2006 it had dispersed in Mississippi just over 1 billion dollars in assistance via its individuals and households program and obligated to the state and local governments 666 million dollars in public assistance to repair things like roads and bridges SBA FEMA reports has approved home business and economic injury loans totaling over 529 million dollars useiess has installed nearly 50,000 temporary routes through its operation blue roof program making that effort and 99% complete and in addition to the efforts of local governments and contractors removed more than 23 million cubic yards of debris while just over 30,000 FEMA travel trailers and mobile homes are now occupied in Mississippi for shelters housing 759 people remained open at year's end Louisiana impact of Hurricane Katrina on August 28th of 10 a.m. CDT the NWS field office in New Orleans issued a bulletin predicting catastrophic damage to New Orleans including partial destruction of half of the world constructed houses in the city severe damage to most industrial buildings rendering them inoperable the creation of a huge debris field of trees telephone poles cars and collapsed buildings and a lack of clean water as previously noted NWS predicted the impact on Louisiana would be a human suffering incredible by modern standards unfortunately much of what the NWS predicted came to pass with intense gale force winds and massive storm surge the effect of Hurricane Katrina on Southeast Louisiana was indeed catastrophic after 11 a.m. CDT on August 29th several sections of the levee system in New Orleans breached and 80% of the city was under water a pink flooding which in some places was 20 feet deep the extensive flooding left many residents stranded long after Hurricane Katrina had passed unable to leave their homes stranded survivors dotted the tops of houses citywide flooding in the Ninth Ward sent residents onto rooftops seeking aid many others were trapped inside attics unable to escape some chopped their way to their roofs with hatchets and sledgehammers which residents had been urged to keep in their attics in case of such events clean water was unavailable and power outages were expected to last for weeks Katrina took approximately 1,100 lives in Louisiana most due to the widespread storm surge induced flooding and its aftermath in the New Orleans area fatalities included some of those widely seen on the media bodies at refugee centers such as an old woman in a wheelchair who'd been covered with a cloth and a man dead on the interstate in addition to flooding contaminated water also caused deaths on September 6th ecoli was detected in the water supply and according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC five people died from bacterial infections caused by the toxic waters the economic and environmental ramifications of Katrina have been widespread and could in some respects be long lasting due to effects on large population and tourism centers the oil and gas industry and transportation the hurricane severely damaged or destroyed workplaces in New Orleans and other heavily populated areas of the northern Gulf Coast resulting in thousands of lost jobs and millions of dollars in lost tax revenues for the affected communities all told 41 of Louisiana's 64 parishes suffered serious damage thousands of homes and businesses throughout entire neighborhoods in the New Orleans metropolitan area were destroyed by the flood strong winds also caused damage in the New Orleans area including downtown where windows in some high-rise buildings were blown out and the roof of the Louisiana Superdome partially peeled away as of mid January 2006 the federal costs fame reporter for Louisiana were enormous specifically FEMA said it had provided four billion dollars directly to Katrina victims for financial and housing assistance through its individuals and housing program and amounted projected will eventually grow to a total of seven point seven billion dollars including costs from Hurricane Rita in late September 2005 FEMA had paid out an additional three point 1 billion dollars in housing assistance to victims of Katrina and Rita and projected it will pay seventeen billion dollars in claims unto the National Flood Insurance Program to policyholders in Louisiana likewise Loan activity in the wake of hurricanes Katrina and Rita has been substantial FEMA has approved five hundred and thirty-nine million dollars in community disaster loans in Louisiana for essential public services in hard-hit communities including a one hundred and twenty million dollar loan to the city of New Orleans and SBA has approved one point three billion dollars in loans to homeowners and renters and two hundred and fifty two million dollars in disaster assistance loans to businesses end of section 12 section 13 of a failure of initiative this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by maria caspere a failure of initiative final report of the select bipartisan committee to investigate the preparation for and response to Hurricane Katrina by the United States House of Representatives hurricane Pam the hurricane Pam exorcised reflected recognition by all levels of government of the dangers of a catastrophic hurricane striking New Orleans one of the key planning and preparedness steps many of the local state and federal official involved in the response to Katrina in Louisiana took part in was the July 2004 exercise commonly known as hurricane Pam FEMA funded and participated in this disaster simulation exercise in which a fictional strong category three with qualities of a category four hurricane named Pam hit the New Orleans area emergency officials from 50 Parish state federal and volunteer organizations faced this scenario during the five-day exercise held at the Louisiana State Emergency Operations Center in Baton Rouge the purpose of the exercise was to help officials develop joint response plans for a catastrophic hurricane in Louisiana while many found the pam exercise to be useful in executing a better response to Katrina the exercise also highlighted lessons learned that were not implemented and did not anticipate certain weaknesses that Katrina exposed the hurricane Pam scenario focused on 13 parishes in Southeast Louisiana ascention Assumption Jefferson Lafourche Orleans Plaquemines st. Bernard st. Charles st. James st. John st. Tammany Tangipahoa and Terrebonne representatives from outside these primary parishes including officials from Mississippi's Emergency Management Agency EMA participated because hurricane evacuation and sheltering involved communities throughout Louisiana and into Arkansas Mississippi and Texas the hurricane Pam exercise scenario was prescient the virtual storm brought sustained winds of 120 miles per hour up to 20 inches of rain in parts of Southeast Louisiana and storm surges that topped the levees and flooded the New Orleans area the exercise assumed that 300,000 people would not evacuate in advance 500,000 to 600,000 buildings would be destroyed phone and sewer services would be knocked and chemical plants would be flooded 97% of all communications would be down about 175,000 people would be injured 200,000 would become sick and more than 60,000 would be killed about 1,000 shelters would be needed for evacuees boats and helicopters would be needed for thousands of rescues because many residents would be stranded by floodwaters a catastrophic flood would leave swathes of Southeast Louisiana uninhabitable for more than a year the Pam simulation was designed and run by a private contractor Baton Rouge based innovative emergency management incorporated IEM FEMA issued the request for proposal in 2004 asking for speedy execution of the catastrophic planning project IEM was awarded the contract for more than a half million dollars in May 2004 and was told by FEMA it had 53 days to mount the exercise as it can take up to eight months to write an emergency plan six to 12 months to train on that plan and about 1 year to issue the report Pam was clearly a different type of plan in scope execution and timing according to IEM President Madhu Burrell wall hurricane Pam was a planning exercise designed to develop usable information in a much shorter timeframe FEMA and Louisiana officials accelerated the planning process because of the overwhelming consensus that a category 5 hurricane hitting New Orleans was one of the most likely and devastating disaster scenarios our nation faced very wall explained this effort was part of FEMA's larger initiative for conducting catastrophic disaster planning in which it chose 25 disaster scenarios based on priority of risk a hurricane hitting New Orleans was picked as the first scenario to be studied according to Barry wall we were still fairly early in the process of developing a formal response plan for New Orleans when Katrina made land fall in July of 2004 IEM held its first workshop the initial eight-day workshop had over 300 participants from federal regional and local agencies the first three days were dedicated to establishing the specifics of the disaster scenario and pre landfall planning the remaining five days to post landfall logistics officials were presented with a hurricane scenario designed by Louisiana State University LSU researchers Ivor van Heerden an LSU professor who used computer modeling to help create a realistic hurricane said it was a slow-moving category 3 storm something that could quite easily happen and designed so that it totally flooded the city so that the participants could try to understand the full impact of a flooded New Orleans indeed experts involved in the hurricane Pam exercise were struck by the similarity of the simulation to the actual destructive conditions wrought by Katrina according to Barry wall Pam's slow-moving category 3 made it virtually equal in force and devastation to Katrina's category 4 based on its surge and wind capacity and of course Katrina itself was later recategorize Dazz a strong category 3 during the Pam simulation participants broke into groups and devised responses as the disaster scenario unfolded the workshop focused on issues ranging from search-and-rescue and temporary sheltering to unwatered debris removal and medical care not all issues however were covered in the workshop vera wall said while issues related to security and communications were on the agenda the development of a plan to coordinate the displacement of school children took precedence Barry wall also said the issue of pre landfall evacuation was not addressed although exercise Pam did make the basic presumption that the state and locals responsible for pre landfall evacuations apparently FEMA directed IEM to emphasize post landfall and recovery issues in the Pam exercise as pre landfall evacuation had always been a focal point in prior emergency disaster planning sessions the Southeast Louisiana catastrophic hurricane plan was the product of these series of workshops the plan was designed to be the first step towards producing a comprehensive hurricane response plan jointly approved and implemented by federal state and city officials by January 2005 IEM sent a draft planning document to the state and localities based on the planning derived from the July workshop the delivery of the draft was expedited to give the Southeast Louisiana emergency management planners time to prepare for the 2005 hurricane season indeed IEM scurried to make the plan available at this early date so officials could use it and translate it into individual detailed operational plans Vera wall noted the plan was not meant to provide operational detail but rather was designed to provide general guidance a sort of to-do list for state and localities Vera wall further characterized the exercise as a work in progress she described IEMs role as facilitator and Assessors of consequences the plan itself outlines 15 subjects that emergency managers should address during and after a catastrophic storm hitting New Orleans the report is detailed in certain respects it includes diagrams for makeshift loading docks to distribute water ice and food to storm victims color-coded to show where pallets traffic cones and trash bins would be placed yet in other places the report is less specific it does not identify for example what hospitals or airports would be used numerous action plans ranging from debris removal to sheltering to sir and rescue were developed for example State Transportation officials took the lessons learned from the Pam exercise and previous hurricanes and revised the state's contraflow plan the revisions included making adjustments to traffic lights cessation of construction and greater coordination with the private sector state officials reported that hurricane Pam greatly improved the state's contraflow evacuation plan in fact federal state and local officials across the board agreed the contraflow plan was a success story of Katrina's emergency response over 1.2 million were evacuated in the 48 hours prior to landfall as part of the Pam exercise planners also identified lead and support agencies for search and rescue and established a command structure that would include four areas with up to 800 searchers for example the search and rescue group developed a transportation plan for getting stranded residents out of harm's way the medical care group reviewed and enhanced existing plans the medical action plan included patient movement details and identified probable locations such as State University campuses where individuals would receive care and then be transported to hospitals special needs shelters or regular shelters as necessary workshops subsequent to the initial five-day hurricane Pam exercise were held in November 2004 and August 2005 a second hurricane Pam exercise was planned for the summer of 2005 but did not take place apparently due to lack of funding agencies had anticipated expanding on aspects of response and recovery that were not explored in the 2004 exercise finding implementation of lessons learned from Hurricane Pam was incomplete while state and local officials turned some lessons from the hurricane Pam exercise into improvements of their emergency plans other important changes were not made state health officials said the exercise had helped them better prepare for evacuation of hospital patients and special needs people since Pam was a catastrophic hurricane with flooding of New Orleans it required them to consider the issue of evacuating New Orleans hospitals and the superdome's special needs shelter subsequent to the exercise medical officials held planning sessions focused on post landfall care and evacuation the contingency plan for the medical component was almost complete when Katrina made landfall officials said although the plan was not yet finalized it proved invaluable to the response effort further in the aftermath of Katrina varying opinions have surfaced as to the roles and responsibilities established during the hurricane Pam exercise some state in parish officials said they saw Pam as a contract of what the various parties were going to do and the federal government did not do the things it had committed to doing according to doctor Walter my strain the Jefferson Parish director of Emergency Management he understood that FEMA may not provide help until 48 to 72 hours later but then he expected help that is once the state cleared the roads he anticipated that FEMA trucks would arrive with large quantities of water food and ice although these were the parishes planning assumptions he said FEMA did not get substantial relief to the parish until 11 days after landfall dr. Maestri also said the hurricane Pam documentation makes it clear what FEMA was supposed to do but FEMA did not do those things Barry wall said however the plan derived from the Pam exercise was intended as a bridging document designed to serve as a guide and roadmap to be used by emergency operational officials at the state and local level in other words it was up to the state and local officials to take the plan and turn it into more detailed individual operational plans yet according to Scott Wells deputy federal coordinating officer from FEMA there were several hurricane Pam exercised to do items state and local governments did not complete for example the state was supposed to develop more detailed concepts and plans in several areas one search-and-rescue to rapid assessment teams three medical evacuation for sheltering and temporary housing five commodity distribution and six debris removal the state's previous Louisiana Office of homeland security and emergency preparedness deputy director had laid these six areas out as priorities for the state to work on in Wells view the only one of these where the state made some progress was medical evacuation Wells also said however that the need to shelter special needs people in the Superdome showed the state and city had not taken steps which they had agreed to do after the Pam exercise to coordinate the movement and sheltering of these people further north away from the Gulf as a result of the exercise and subsequent planning workshops the state was supposed to develop hasty plans to address all these areas he said although he had tried to get state officials to focus on these hasty plans just before landfall they would not do so according to Wells the state had also agreed to learn and exercise a unified command through the incident command system well said the state did not do so which led to major command and control problems during Katrina conclusion Hurricane Katrina highlighted many weaknesses that either were not anticipated by the Pam exercise or perhaps were lessons learned but simply not implemented for example hurricane Pam has been criticized for its emphasis on managing the aftermath of the catastrophe and not creating initiatives that would diminish the magnitude of the catastrophe indeed much of the recrimination over the hurricane Treena response came because government authorities apparently failed to have a plan in place to assist in evacuating individuals without transportation nor did they appear to have an adequate sheltering plan in place with hurricane pam's striking resemblance to katrina in force and devastation many have been left wondering at the failure to anticipate and plan for these essentials is a plan that leaves three hundred thousand in a flooded city and results in sixty thousand deaths acceptable end of section 13 section 14 of a failure of initiative this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org read by michelle frey Baton Rouge Louisiana a failure of initiative final report of the selected bipartisan committee to investigate the preparation for in response to Hurricane Katrina by the United States House of Representatives chapter fourteen levees part one quote what happened to us this year however can only be described as a catastrophe of biblical proportions we in Louisiana know hurricanes and hurricanes know us we would not be here today if the levees had not failed Kathleen Babineaux Blanco governor state of Louisiana Select Committee hearing December 14 2005 summary the levees protecting New Orleans were not built to survive the most severe hurricanes it was a well known and repeatedly documented fact that a severe hurricane could lead to over topping or breaching of the levees and flooding of the metropolitan area in fact for years the US Army Corps of Engineers USACE has had a written plan for under watering ie New Orleans in such a contingency this well-known threat was the motivation for FEMA to sponsor the hurricane Pam exercise the potential for Katrina to be the big one and breached the levees was also the key reason for the National Weather Service governor of Louisiana and mayor of New Orleans to issue such dire warnings once construction of the levees was completed by USACE the responsibilities for operating and maintaining the levees were split among many local organizations which is the standard cooperation agreement for carrying out flood control projects nationwide the costs of constructing these projects are shared with operation and maintenance being a 100 percent local responsibility these include levee boards in each parish as well as separate water and sewer boards the number of organizations involved and disagreements among them makes accountability diffuse and creates potential gaps and weaknesses in parts of the flood protection system in one case improvements to levee strength which may have mitigated or prevented some of the critical breaches that flooded downtown New Orleans were rejected by the competing local organizations there also appeared to have been lapses in both maintenance and inspections of selected levees including those that breached also prior to Hurricane Katrina residents along those same levees reported they were leaking another potential lapse and maintenance despite the well-known importance of the levees and the consequences of failure the local levee board is responsible for maintaining and operating the levees did not have any warning system in place while federal regulations require that they monitor levees during periods of potential flooding the requirement is impractical to implement during a hurricane in addition to no warning system the loss of communications situational awareness and only sporadic reports of flooding from a variety of sources made it difficult to confirm that there were breaches in the levees and then to assess the damage these factors as well as physical difficulties of getting to the breach sites combined to delay repair of the levee breaches the ultimate causes of the levee breaches and subsequent flooding of New Orleans are yet to be determined at least for forensic investigations are underway to examine scientific evidence and determine the reasons for levee breaches these include investigations by US ACPs engineer research and development center the National Science Foundation NSF the American Society of Civil Engineers ASCE and Louisiana State University LSU possible causes include one the design was not appropriate for the purpose to the storm exceeded levee design standards three the levees were not actually built to the original design standards for the levees were not properly maintained or five a combination of these and other factors finding levees protecting New Orleans were not built for the most severe hurricanes New Orleans is protected from flooding by a system of levees as noted in the background chapter hurricanes threatened the Gulf Coast every year and New Orleans is particularly vulnerable because of its location and topography the majority of the metropolitan area is below sea level over the years the city has continued to sink due to drainage subsidence and compaction of the soils as an example of previous damage Hurricane Betsy brought extensive destruction to New Orleans when it made landfall in Louisiana in September 1965 unfortunately many of the descriptions and photos from Hurricane Betsy sound and looked familiar to our nation as it considers the damage from Hurricane Katrina forty years later according to USA CII's after-action report on Hurricane Betsy Point she left in her wake a path of destruction unparalleled by any other storm in the recorded history of Louisiana point betsie inundated over 5,000 square models of Louisiana including highly populated urban areas in Orleans and st. Bernard Parish a--'s Point extensive flooding was caused by overtopping and breaching of existing protection levees in Orleans Plaquemine and st. Bernard Parish 'as point as Betsy's winds and tidal surge rode inland entire buildings were swept away from their foundations and floated as far as ten miles away point betsie left 81 dead over seventeen thousand six hundred injured and caused the evacuation of two hundred and fifty thousand two storm shelters point betsie left thousands homeless in south Louisiana returning refugees often found only a pile of debris where their homes had stood just days before point betsie left numerous towns in south Louisiana with no means of communication after Hurricane Betsy in 1965 federal and state governments proposed a number of flood control projects to deal with the threat of hurricanes and the flooding they might cause in New Orleans these included a series of control structures concrete floodwalls and levees along Lake Pontchartrain and several other waterways one of the major projects is formally called the Lake Pontchartrain and vicinity Louisiana hurricane protection project this project included levees along the Lake Pontchartrain lakefront the 17th Street canal the London Avenue canal the Orleans Avenue canal the intercoastal waterway the industrial canal the Mississippi River Gulf outlet and other areas although the project was federally authorized it was a joint federal state and local effort with shared costs levies were designed for a standard hurricane not the most severe hurricanes the levees protecting New Orleans were not designed to withstand the most severe hurricanes according to USA CES plans for underwater in New Orleans quote the hurricane protection system is not designed for the largest storms and as a result the Met politan area is vulnerable to flooding from hurricane storm surges and quote USACE originally designed the levees around New Orleans to protect against a hurricane intensity that might occur once every two to three hundred years this protection level was used by USACE in consultation with the u.s. weather bureau to develop specific criteria for a standard project hurricane the standard project hurricane is a statistical compilation of many combined hurricane parameters or characteristics intended to simulate a natural hurricane occurrence in Southeast Louisiana the standard project hurricane was used not only for the Lake Pontchartrain project but also nationwide for all hurricane protection projects where the loss of human life is possible according to USACE the standard project hurricane was used to design the New Orleans levees and is roughly equivalent to a fast-moving or at moderate category 3 hurricane however there is no direct comparison of the standard project hurricane to a specific category on the saffir-simpson hurricane scale which did not exist when the levees were designed as shown in the table below the standard project hurricane is equivalent to a hurricane with category two winds category three storm surge and category four barometric pressure in addition there is no standard hurricane the actual forces that levees need to withstand are a function of several factors according to the preliminary NSF study quote the actual wind wave and storm surge loadings imposed at any location within the overall flood protection system are a function of location relative to the storm wind speed and direction orientation of levees local bodies of water channel configurations offshore contours vegetative cover etc they also vary over time as the storm moves through the region and quote similarly USA sea documents indicate that quote overtopping will depend upon the intensity of the storm the track that the center or I of the storm follows and the speed at which it travels along the track and quote although the Lake Pontchartrain project is named a hurricane protection project a number of factors other than saving lives and property are included in the design of such projects for example in addition to protecting urban and community lives and health the design of such projects must include environmental and economic effects and ensure that benefits of the completed project outweigh its cost of construction in discussing the design of the Lake Pontchartrain project in a 1978 hearing USACE District Commander for New Orleans colonel early rush stated quote even though economists may and in this case did favor protection to a lower scale to produce a higher ratio of benefits to projected costs the threat of loss of human life mandated using the standard project hurricane end quote potential for Katrina to breached levees was well known leading to urgent warnings even with its hurricane protection system it was common knowledge that New Orleans was susceptible to hurricane caused flooding the risks of a major hurricane and flooding in New Orleans had been covered in the general media by Scientific American October 2001 and National Geographic October 2004 as well as in emergency management literature a recent article in the natural hazards Observer stated quote when Hurricane Katrina came ashore on August 29 she ended decades of anticipation there were few hazards in the United States more studied by scientists and engineers and there was ample warning that a strong storm could cause the city of New Orleans to flood and quote emergency planners in the local area were particularly knowledgeable about this potentiality and November 2004 article in natural hazards observer written by Sharla Laska of the Center for hazards assessment response and technology at the University of New Orleans laid out the hypothetical case that Hurricane Ivan had hit New Orleans the article cites a fictional situation that is now all too real to the nation quote New Orleans was spared at this time but had it not been Hurricane Ivan would have caused the levees between the lake and the city to overtop and fill the city bowl with water from Lake levee to River levee in some places as deep as 20 feet recent evacuation surveys show that two-thirds of non evacuees with the means to evacuate chose not to leave because they felt safe in their homes other non evacuees with means relied on cultural traditions of not leaving or were discouraged by negative experiences with past evacuations to this disaster become a reality it would undoubtedly be one of the greatest disasters if not the greatest to hit the United States with estimated costs exceeding 100 billion dollars survivors would have to endure conditions never before experienced in a North American disaster Hurricane Ivan had the potential to make the unthinkable a reality next time New Orleans may not be so fortunate end quote because of the well-known potential for flooding USACE has had a plan for several years for draining New Orleans under watering plan greater metropolitan area New Orleans Louisiana dated August 18 mm this plan provides details on the hurricane protection system and describes methods to get the water out after catastrophic flooding from a hurricane the premise of the plan is that a category 4 or 5 hurricane may produce storm surge water levels of sufficient height to overtop the existing protection system the plan lays out a series of scenarios that could occur and suggests appropriate emergency responses to unwatered the area for example in one case quote there is catastrophic flooding due to complete overtopping of the levees and floodwalls and inundation of the protected area there will be extensive and severe erosion of levees and perhaps complete breaches due to the high water levels all of the pumping stations will probably be flooded with major damages the levee districts and drainage departments may be dysfunctional to some degree and quote in more recent years well before Hurricane Katrina questions were raised about the ability of the Lake Pontchartrain project to withstand more powerful hurricanes than the standard project hurricane such as a category 4 or 5 hurricane USACE had discussed undertaking a study of modifications needed to increase the strength of the existing levees but no formal study was undertaken as discussed earlier in the hurricane Pam chapter FEMA sponsored the hurricane Pam exercise to look at the response to and recovery from a catastrophic hurricane hitting New Orleans and flooding the city in that scenario quote it was a slow-moving category 3 storm something that could quite easily happen and the exercise scenario was designed so that it totally flooded the city so that the participants could try to understand the full impacts of a flooded New Orleans and quote according to Ivor van Heerden the LSU professor who used computer modeling to help create a realistic hurricane for the exercise again the key reason for that exercise was the well-known potential for levee failure and catastrophic flooding in the metropolitan area as Katrina turned and began its track toward New Orleans the potential for the levees overtopping or breaching and flooding New Orleans resulted in a number of dire warnings from federal state and local officials as also discussed in the evacuation chapter the National Weather Service issued a warning on Sunday August 28 stating that Katrina was quote a most powerful hurricane with unprecedented strength that devastating damage was expected and that most of the area will be uninhabitable for weeks and that there will be human suffering incredible by modern standards and quote governor blanco also made dire predictions stating in several interviews on Saturday and Sunday that flooding in New Orleans was a major concern on Saturday at approximately 8:00 p.m. she appeared on CNN and said that in New Orleans quote the storm surge could bring in 15 to 20 feet of water people in the city of New Orleans will not survive that if indeed that happens and quote similarly in a news conference on Sunday morning mayor Nagin said quote the storm surge most likely will topple our levee system and quote finding responsibilities for levee operations and maintenance were diffuse USACE overseas design and construction then turns levees over to local sponsors several organizations are responsible for building operating and maintaining the levees surrounding metropolitan New Orleans USACE generally contracts to design and build the levees after construction USACE turns the levee over to a local sponsor USACE regulations state that once a local sponsor has accepted a project USA EC may no longer expend federal funds on construction or improvements this prohibition does not include repair after a flood federally authorized flood control projects such as the Lake Pontchartrain project are eligible for 100% federal rehabilitation if damaged by a flood the Mississippi River levees are the exception to the arrangement just described USA EC operates and maintains these levees these levees generally withstood Hurricane Katrina except for a breach south of New Orleans in Plaquemines Parish the parish that took the full force of Hurricane Katrina at landfall the local sponsor has a number of responsibilities in accepting responsibilities for operations maintenance repair and rehabilitation the local sponsor signs a contract called a cooperation agreement agreeing to meet specific standards of performance this agreement makes the local sponsor responsible for liability for that levy for most of the levies surrounding New Orleans the Louisiana Department of Transportation and development was the state entity that originally sponsored the construction after construction the state turned over control to local sponsors these local sponsors accepted completed units of the project from 1977 to 1987 depending on when the specific units were completed the local sponsors are responsible for operation maintenance repair and rehabilitation of the levies when the construction of the project or a project unit is complete local sponsors do not have control over all factors that could affect their parts of the levee system the local sponsors include a variety of separate local organizations for example different parts of the Lake Pontchartrain and vicinity Louisiana hurricane protection project were turned over to four different local sponsors to include the Orleans East Jefferson leg born and Pontchartrain levee districts in addition there are separate water and sewer districts that are responsible for maintaining pumping stations the USACE unwatered plan notes these arrangements by stating that among other factors quote the political boundaries with internal local levees have resulted in this series of loops or bowls of low-lying ground encircled by levees and floodwalls each of these areas is served by its own drainage collection and pumping stations and quote the different local organizations involved had the effect of diffusing responsibility and creating potential weaknesses for example levee breaches and distress were repeatedly noted at transition sections where different organizations were responsible for different pieces and thus two different levee or wall systems joined together according to USACE quote at sessions where infrastructure elements were designed and maintained by multiple Authority and they're multiple protection elements came together the weakest our lowest segment or element controlled the overall performance and quote similarly a scientist working on the NFS study Raymond seed stated there needs to be better coordination of these transition sites Peter Nicholson head of an ASCE team investigating the levees said in response to a question of whether transition sections mattered quote well certainly we find that each individual organization will do as they see fit and when the two sections of the flood control system operated or owned designed maintained by each of those different organizations come together they may be in two different manners they may have two different heights they may be two different materials the different organizations also have different agendas and sometimes these can thwart efforts to improve the safety of the overall system seed also provided an example where USACE had suggested improvements to the strength of the system that were rejected by the competing organizations according to seed quote no one is in charge you have got multiple agencies multiple organizations some of whom aren't on speaking terms with each other sharing responsibilities for Public Safety the Corps of Engineers had asked to put flood gates into the three canals which nominally might have mitigated and prevented the three main breaches that did so much destruction downtown but they weren't able to do so because unique to New Orleans the reclamation districts who are responsible for maintaining the levees are separate from the water and sewage district which does the pumping ordinarily the reclamation district does the deep water pumping which is separate from the water system these guys don't get along and quote while required inspections of levees were done some deficiencies in maintenance were not fully addressed both USACE and the local sponsors have ongoing responsibility to inspect the levees annual inspections are done both independently by USACE and jointly with the local sponsor in a federal regulations require local sponsors to ensure that flood control structures are operating as intended and to continuously patrol the structure to ensure no conditions exist that might endanger it records reflect that both USACE and the local sponsors kept up with their responsibilities to inspect the levees according to USACE in June 2005 it conducted an inspection of the levee system jointly with the state and local sponsors in addition Gao reviewed USACE s inspection reports from 2001 to 2004 for all completed project units of the Lake Pontchartrain project these reports indicated the levees were inspected each year and had received quote acceptable ratings and equipment however both the nsf-funded investigators and USACE officials cited instances where a brush and even trees were growing along the 17th Street and London Avenue canal levees which is not allowed under the established standards for levee protection thus although the records reflect that inspections were conducted and the levies received acceptable ratings the records appeared to be incomplete or inaccurate in other words they failed to reflect the tree growth and of course neither USACE nor the local sponsor had taken corrective actions to remove the trees in addition there was apparently seepage from one canal before Hurricane Katrina indicating problems had developed in the levee after construction specifically residents of New Orleans who live along the 17th Street canal said water was leaking from the canal and seeping into their yards months before Hurricane Katrina caused the levee system to collapse the leaks they said occurred within several hundred feet of the levee that later failed National Public Radio which reported the story said quote state and federal investigators say that a leak may have been an early warning sign that the soil beneath the levee was unstable and helped explain why it collapsed they also say if authorities had investigated and found that a leak was undermining the levee they could have shored it up prevented the catastrophic breach and quote National Public Radio also reported that work orders confirmed that the sewage and water board had visited the location of the seepage a number of times however both USACE and the Orleans levee district with shared responsibilities for inspecting the levees reported that they had not received any reports of seepage at the site and of section 14 | Priceless Audiobooks | UCly1zcKPGzGW9wZMCZodWOA | 2018-02-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 15,519 | 98,182 |
9KLxdGMtltA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KLxdGMtltA | The Art of Insubordination: Todd Kashdan on the Plant Yourself Podcast | todd cashton welcome to the planet yourself podcast it's so good to be here yeah i am really excited i i saw um the your new book the art of insubordination uh mentioned on a facebook post by russ harris whom i i follow and i just immediately i just immediately got it because of because of russ and because of the title so um and i know my a lot of my listeners are very passionate about lots of causes and most of us do it poorly so i'm really very yeah in fact the more the more passionate we are i think the worse we tend to do yeah there's this is this interesting ideological blindness we have where if we are hyper focused on one cause we tend to to kind of really sift the evidence except the same have different stands for the evidence that supports us and we kind of are really good at using our critical thinking skills to dismiss all the other information out there yeah so before we talk about the book we have to we have to bond about action park [Laughter] wait where are your scars on your body they're they're all psychological no i i knocked myself out at action park on a trampoline which which ride was the trampoline it was i wasn't going on any of the water rides it was they just had like places where you could like just these these bouncy trampolines and there was like too many people on them oh so what did what did your um what did your chin hit another person my knee oh ow okay um i have permanent scars on my legs from the alpine slide where if your listeners have never been to the most dangerous adventure park in the 1980s um you're basically going down a go-cart with no engine and just a single joystick down asphalt and the asphalt is about 115 yards and it's got hairpin turns and so basically about 60 percent of people fly off of the asphalt and it's the rocks aren't cleared away between the lanes of asphalt so when you fall off the side of this alpine slide you're basically hitting rocks and there are a couple people that were unconscious and i think there's at least one person died from a brain hemorrhage and they this is this is before um you know america was a hidden society so kids would just walk away with blood dripping down their face and their legs and the thing was in the 80s you just you love the fact that you had autonomy as an 11 year old and it was a dream that no adults told you you couldn't do or say anything yeah no it was an amazing place and i and i you you mentioned you know you can google it and there's a you know seth porges made this incredible documentary um just about a different time right how old were you when you went there i was a teenager so i think i might have been like 19 or 20 maybe i think i was actually i was leading a youth group so i was uh i i was a young judea leader in college and so we took a trip there in like the late 80s mid 80s and then how did everyone fare in terms of the parents you the parents being handed back a bunch of kids with band-aids and you know eternal scars in their bodies yeah you know i don't remember so it either was terrible or it wasn't and i've either repressed it or haven't yeah but somehow this is a metaphor for uh for life right oh it's i mean it is an exemplar if i was writing a parenting book i would use action park as an exemplar of supporting your kids autonomy treating them that they're more intelligent that you think they are and recognizing that they have to have accidents and it hurts to see it so don't go to action park with them be there to welcome them back with a nice hug and some ice cream afterwards because if you were to watch what happened to those kids that are jumping off 60-foot cliffs and doing motorboats where the grease would drip out into the water and you could smash your motorboat into other kids motorboats you would never let your kids ever go into that park right in fact the thing i did as a teenager when i was the summer i turned 15 i went on a teen tour from this company that's now they're now out of business um and it was unbelievably wild like from the you know the sexual exploration that like you know these are kids like from like 14 to 19. which is a pretty wide age range to the crazy things they let us do um and i've got to say you know i have a couple friends who for still from from that tour it was like the best experience of our lives and and it was terrifying at the time you know what was what was the terrifying part so i remember us jumping off a bridge like just like we just like the bus went over a bridge and the leader said hey let's just jump off let's like that looks like fun like i don't even know if the first person knew how deep the water was in the river below um we would do these you know these slides sort of like alpine but they were like on the side of the highway like like sluices for for for water runoff was just like with you know concrete sides and we'd all go down that we'd all end up with you know needing betadine on our wounds um just lay let us off in um like los angeles and said like meet back at the bus in nine hours just so the beaut the beauty of that story is you need to have we need to allow the individual differences is that society would not function no group would function if you had all introverts are all extroverts you need the risk takers that are ones the first ones to jump off the bridge i personally always tell my daughters go third the first person might have been lucky the second person starts to create a trend and then you can see whether there's a large rock underneath the water that you can't see from the surface but you need a combination of both no group is going to survive if you don't have risk takers and cautious calculated characters that are working together right and that definitely segues into the art of insubordination which one of the the most challenging things is to a lie ally align yourself with people who are very different from you right like that's i think that's like one when i was reading through all the different points like that seems to be the hardest thing to understand that there's diversity and inclusion that needs to happen for any movement to get off the ground yeah every day has a different story that you can give about this about this is one of the the lingering prejudices in society it doesn't matter what country you're in it's people that don't think like you you don't want to be around them because they don't they don't give you a sufficient reinforcement when you can be around people that validate you and tell you how smart you are and finish your sentences but you know one of the things that the science tells us is that our ideas have to be stress tested especially if it's going to relate to our performance our functioning at home our functioning our relationships our functioning of developing our self and identity is if we're around people that disagree with us the worst case scenario is we have to sharpen our arguments and we lose the argument that time and the best case scenario is we develop more knowledge and wisdom and we have a little bit more uncertainty and doubt and even better we might have changed our mind and realized that maybe we were too extremist or maybe maybe we were too moderate in our thinking and that we need to be more extreme you know one of the one of the big fault lines in conflict management is the belief that there's some middle ground defined between two people and you forget that sometimes you should both be closer to the margins and the only way that we can test the quality of ideas is to actually work with those ideas with someone that has some semblance of skepticism plus good faith plus intellectual humility where they believe they can actually require information outside of just them to understand themselves the world and other people and i love you have so many great examples and um like giving people phraseology for how like it doesn't take two people to to start that process like if you're a person of goodwill i love like you have something about um you know the goal of conversation is learning not persuading right like if i if someone is trying to persuade me and i just go into learning mode instead of defending myself against their persuasion they'll come around they'll they'll get more curious too yeah this is from my colleague francesca gino at harvard and you know we had i had a class in my science of well-being course yesterday where we were talking about one of the biases that society doesn't spend enough time talking about is physical attractiveness and one thing we know is that when we see beautiful people or even beautiful animals deer cats dogs that we impugn the rest of the world compared to them and view the beautiful people that they're also morally righteous they're ethical they're good thinkers they're good listeners and we have this halo effect around beautiful people and this has implications for hiring people admissions first interactions first dates and just because you're physically attractive there's no correlation that you have a good ratio of you know the width of your eyes and the the length of space between your nose and your upper lip that ratio which is relevant to beauty that has any correlation with intelligence or creativity or wisdom but we have to underst you have to understand the bias in order to work through the bias and i can tell you that this class yesterday it was uproarious there was so much discontent with the notion that we should even be talking about attractive people that i was actually dumbfounded of of and i just kind of pointed out regularly of this is why we have to talk about it is we're so uncomfortable acknowledging that not everyone is equal in physical attractiveness and yes there are individual differences in what we find attractive but we kind of know that jared leto is a really extremely good looking guy and beyonce is a really extremely good looking woman and we have these cultural factors but we we can acknowledge beauty when we see it even if that's not for us but if we don't address and acknowledge and talk about biases then we can't alter the systems and that's what this book's about this about this book's about altering dysfunctional norms and systems yeah but i want to get into the book but back to this like i've never talked about physical attractiveness in that way and it's it's so obvious but it's almost like it's harder to talk about that than to talk about say racial bias because like people are very clear what race they are right right but but like we're talking about physical attractiveness and then i have to say well you know todd as a extremely physically attractive man with a very bald like i you know i i'm awkward like even wondering where i am on that scale like let alone being able to talk about it usefully yeah so there's so how you bring up a really good point which is it's a good question of who can you address phys the physical attractiveness of the person so you talking about yourself is going to be problematic you talking directly to the person where you're evaluating them is problematic but you talking about that there is something there this proxy variable that we're using for something other than physical attractiveness to judge someone so we're judging someone better or worse because of their physical attractiveness that's something that i think that we should actually have a conversation about and i know it's uncomfortable for organizations especially in the business world especially you know in the educational world but again i have this belief that the only dangerous thoughts are the ones that were not allowed to speak out loud and then they become dangerous because they fester and and kind of weaken the floorboards of society and we don't even know it's happening and i what i want to live in is a society where someone can be a three and a two on a ten point scale of physical attractiveness and feel pretty damn confident that it has been taken into consideration that that will not be used against them versus to live in a society where we can't address that conversation right sort of a stephen hawking world yeah yeah right it's and and stephen hawking you know he was comfortable talking about anything there's something about the neurodiversity this is one of the strengths getting back to the diversity issue with neurodiversity is that these individuals they are more pragmatic in their thinking especially when you're in the higher end of you know the autism spectrum and the rest of the world really thinks very carefully about likability and social attractiveness and so when these worlds meet it's very challenging conversations for both those worlds and i just don't think we're having enough sophisticated conversations about this of someone that believes really strongly in william james ethical concept of pragmatism which is what what is the behavior to choose now that will actually functionally work towards the outcome we desire like what will lead to the smartest person to be hired in with the applicants that we have versus an egalitarian person who believes that we have to think very carefully about um the feelings the thoughts and the backgrounds of individuals even though they may not be relevant directly to the work that we want to hire someone for so those two people neither one's wrong but they're two philosophical frameworks and as for the how you know we can get into some of strategies but there's there's no clear algorithm of how to get those two groups of people together to talk to each other on a hiring committee right funny i just i had i just had a conversation with a friend of mine who's written a book on entrepreneurship and he was sharing research on the makeup of successful and unsuccessful teams and it it turns out that the the more diversity and inclusion of diversity there is in these teams the more likely they are to come up with uh with you know projects and organizations that that succeed so i think that maybe there's a way to square those uh the pragmatism versus egalitarianism to when we when we actually put it into practice that uh they might be one and the same in certain cases well it's you know if you look at the data and there are meta-analyses it's not that impressive about demographic and functional diversity improving the performance of groups as a main effect right so just just a singular thing if we increase the ratio of men and women in a group if we increase the racial the racial demographics of a group it's not impressive in terms of predicting better performance by the group or more creativity that happens there there are other variables that have to be a play to unlock the potential of diversity and you know one of those things is is do we extract the unique information from those diverse individuals do we have a sufficient pool of people that are going to dissent from the status quo to actually bring creative ideas into the room but it's not you know we treat it as a simplistic main effect problem increased diversity thumbs up good things are gonna happen and and one of the things that i really wanted to spend six years on is well what are the mechanisms that that synergize the presence of diversity so good things happen versus bad things because we know that when you bring a diverse group in there's a trade-off one of the things that disappears is locomotion which is the scientific term for the speed to which you were able to make decisions and actually meet your goals that goes down so and we should be talking about that because if we want to actually if we do believe that we should increase diversity we have to be honest that it's not clear-cut it's not all positive outcomes across the board what trade-offs are you willing to absorb to and what's the exact outcomes that you want to obtain wow complicated stuff i can see why it takes taking you six years yeah yeah and it's why it's why i like you know meeting with you and hanging out here is that i want to have these conversations so that other people can replicate them in their small groups so i do i do want to make sure we get into the the book because it's so good um thank you and so the first thing i love is that you start by telling a story that i've known my whole life and never attached any significance to which is rick barry's underhand free throws so how did that come first of all you know how did that come to you as sort of an organizing metaphor for resistance to positive change and um yeah maybe tell us the story as well yeah well i think the personal backdrop's a little more interesting is um i so i don't know if we have a video for this podcast but i look like an athlete but i have no athletic potential whatsoever and i know this because i'm a 47 year old band and i made it through all of those grade school years with only a moderate amount of bullying and i was regularly picked first for basketball games for baseball games for football games because i've genetically i just look like an athlete how tall are you and then this 510 180 but you know like i can bench press a lot and i can kind of lift a lot of throw throw big heavy things around okay and so when you had the second game of basketball i was always picked last or second to last because they realized oh that's a false positive picking todd for your team like that's that is not a good idea and then this is this is much of my my life and so i tried a whole bunch of sports um sucked at baseball sucked at basketball sucked at football sucked to lacrosse and finally i found one sport where i was really i could really throw myself into and that was the shot put for track and field because all you did was throw a big huge 16-pound metal orb as far as possible but it's been around for 2000 years just we don't have any fans because it's for the outsider it's a pretty boring biomechanical engineered task and when i tried to play basketball without having a dad growing up i started throwing underhand because it's just a natural thing that kids do they pick up a ball just watch any kid when you get off this listening to this podcast they throw they don't throw overhand because it's such a complicated physical maneuver in terms of balancing your two hands the physics in terms of the speed and trajectory and the angle that you have to throw the ball underhand it goes in a complete nice ellipsis up slowly and then hits the rim it has a chance to bounce around a little bit has a greater chance of going through the net that happens there and so watching it with myself watching it with my three daughters i just realized that here you have a very functional strategy that will lead you to get the ball into the net far more orphaned often than throwing it overhand and yet nobody does it and there's all these professional athletes that are on record who would say that i throw better underhand statistically like it's proven and i won't do it because i don't want to be seen as a wuss a excuse my language i don't want to be seen as a girl and so these are the words that professional athletes use they hired trainers to make them better these trainers made them better and if professional athletes who are paid to win games get points and have fans love them because they score a lot and they impress them by getting the ball in the net if they're too afraid of doing it because of the fear of negative evaluation what a great indicator of how hard it is to deviate from what societal societal scripts say is the proper way to behave or deviant or different ways of behaving um yeah like it's it was and and then you have stories like will chamberlain tried it for a while it improved his performance and like there was i was like trying to figure out to put myself in the shoes of the professional athletes like what were the sort of in the moment vectors that were pushing them either towards or against and it was it was like a little mystifying so i've been watching since i read that i've been watching some games and i've been watching some i've been watching the um i don't know if you've seen the hbo max series about the lakers winning time yeah yeah and i'm just watching these guys and i'm just like i'm yelling at them in your voice like be a deviant shoot underhand you could you could change history because many games are won or lost by two or three points and so if someone misses seven shots but actually i look how i like the way you're going with this because one thing that i i haven't spent much time about on this topic is what what was in the column for the benefit of changing and continuing to shoot underhand like like to what degree were they able to recognize the rewards to what degree were people telling them the incentives of hey listen if you're the scoring champion or in the top 10 of scoring this year you're gonna get a hundred thousand dollar bonus so there there were financial incentives there and were they encouraged were they discouraged did the manager did the the general manager of the organization did their agent actually tell them listen it's more important to have social approval in the moment rather than playing the long game because this is one of the things about about rebellions and about being progressive and trying to you know pursue a movement can you absorb the friction and social persecution in the short term because you understand the prize the long game you know in this case it's kind of it's not really that much of a societally important good but winning points and winning games that's what that's what's there for an athlete but the analog is if you're trying to reduce reduce the degree to which animals are slaughtered in a way that has unnecessary pain for us to have hamburgers and hot dogs and i guess chicken mcnuggets aren't real food then in this case the outcome is a little bit more powerful which is how do we reduce the amount of suffering towards animals in terms of how we treat them and how should we think about being a mediator versus a vegetarian so with that outcome what short-term pain are individuals are food companies are you know shopping centers able to absorb for the long-term gain of having a society with less pain and less suffering yeah and so so you know the the chapter two on system we talk a lot about system justification theory and like that kind of blew my mind it'd be partly because it was all new to me and partly because it was not new to me right like the idea that you know this sort of like what's the the problem with kansas or why do people vote against their self-interests or why do mexican-americans approve of trump in the numbers which they do like things that i look at and i say well that makes no sense and yet like it's complex right like why why we resist things that why people resist things that to me is obvious it would make their lives better to embrace yeah this is it's to me the perplexing part is how often psychology is not born to the picture as people try to make sense of this politicians and pundits um are trying to say you know why is it that people who are in um lower income areas in the middle of the united states voting for government officials that are actually costing them money and costing them health care and these are people there's you know there are extremely high rates of you know obesity and diabetes and you know opioid addictions in some of these same counties and they're voting for the exact government official that will not support them and helping them on those issues that will increase their health their vitality their happiness and their longevity and it's it's just amazing how much group dynamics helps us understand how people make these decisions you know the issue of yesterday was mass mandates on airlines being changed as people were in the mid-flight and pilots were saying listen it was just changed um we are we're you know hour one into traveling cross-country so if you can choose to take off your mask or not and what was interesting about this was watching the responses um in the news and people personally who are on these flights and it broke down into political groups and you could you know you can guess people's responses but i watch in the field of psychology where almost all of my colleagues are bemoaning the fact that this mass mandate was removed and nobody's talking about scientific evidence nobody's talking about the you know center for disease control nobody's talking about um the changes in in the trajectory of covid enter and covid diagnosis but also illness injury and death they're just relating to what the group says they should be saying what the group's norms tends to be and that's interesting that if scientists who are obsessed with evidence go down this rabbit hole we can't expect anything anything more from the layperson who is just trying to understand how to put food on their table and make sure that their kids get to soccer practice on time yeah and one of the things you point out is that the more stress someone is under the more oppressed a group is the more vulnerable they feel the more likely they are to support the very system that's oppressing them right and that makes sense i mean how you and i can think about when when if we had a very high allostatic load where we were so over overburdened with maybe a physical injury or relationship problems that we we wrote we wrote worse we had you know we had our iq dropped by 20 points because we couldn't function well um this is what happens we know this you know roy baumeister has this great body of work showing that when people are momentarily induced to feeling a state of loneliness or disconnection from a group that they actually show a drop in intellectual functioning and they're they make worse decisions and compared to when they're not in those states and so this intellectual drop it's not permanent it's a momentary thing that happens when we're stressed and i think it's another vantage point of thinking about marginalized individuals in society um are we evaluating them assessing them for for jobs and for making decisions about mortgages and for making decisions about their health care when they're in a situation where their allostatic load is too high mm-hmm yeah um you know and like like part of me was as as i'm reading the book you know i feel like i'm getting sort of hints as to your um you know views on life like this is a you know it's a manual that you could use for sort of changing in lots of different ways but i feel like we're very kind of similar and sort of progressive views of of things and i started feeling more and more that there is something about our society that is like very happily creating this allostatic load to kind of keep people sort of consumer conformist as opposed to you know the kind of of proactive activists that we would theoretically want in the society to keep looking for hey how can we make things better it's almost like whether it's a conspiracy or just a systematic outcome that most people are too busy and sort of polyvagally um you know overwrought to try to change anything in the system yeah i mean one thing i think about having twin 15 year old daughters and a nine-year-old daughter is here's a generation that's going to be digital natives they didn't know anything that was pre-internet and you have and they've embraced full-heartedly um for all sorts of reasons you know interacting online and you could not have a more stressful environment than interact with people online unless you say completely anodyne bland comments you are going to get so much friction and your brain interprets it as if they're on your doorstep face to face pushing you in the chest arguing with you and that's how you respond physiologically and to have an environment where this is your primary form of relating to people and you're never off the clock is what is that going to do to people's decision making because one thing that i'm interested in is i'm not interested in rebellions really i'm not interested in dissenting by itself i'm interested in how to get closer to a utopian society and as long as we have systems of communicating with other people that are unnecessarily stressful and there's a lower level of empathy and compassion in these social communication systems we're not going to make the level of progress that you can and it's not about reducing social media necessarily it's about how can we communicate more effectively uh in a way where you are no lo you you aren't anonymous you are able to actually recognize someone's heart and their spirit and their personality you connect with them there you can communicate you can communicate in a way where it's not about wit and speed it's about can i get your perspective and take that time and i can ponder it and reflect on it before i have to offer a responsive comment we don't have remotely systems in place for doing this even when you're having meetings at work or faculty meetings for me and in the academy we don't allow what i what's what i think it's robert sturmer's called introverted learners so they're not introverted the introverted learner is someone that likes to acquire information in the moment but information is overwhelming so you don't often hear their thoughts they often don't speak publicly or express themselves they need an incubation period to process that information on their own reflect on it and then later will they have an opinion you need to have meetings and systems so here's to the actual advice where you have a second chance where you can say hey is anybody have residual thoughts or comments about our last meeting before you make a decision what do we do we make decisions in the first meeting so the extroverted learners the assertive people and the people that don't have the high allostatic load they're making all the decisions but are those good qualities to predict that they make superior decisions than introverted learners and people that are stressed i would say that the science says no yeah so can you imagine a social media system that would encourage us to you know know each other's hearts and allow time for reflection like could you could you like reverse engineer a new kind of facebook or twitter that would do it do you know how much money i would make if i could actually do that right here on the fly i think you know one thought that i have for if elon musk is going to take over twitter and modify these systems is can you build in deliberate pauses especially for people that are younger um in these in these systems the idea of for every so you can you can imagine an algorithm and everything will be imperfect so please go nuts on attacking me online aft after you hear this podcast um so you can imagine is that you have to have um process by you know process three bits of information from a person before you are allowed to respond when it ends up being a morally contentious issue and you can see moral language or emotional language in people's you know in people's communications to happen there it just sets off a trigger so tripwire where you can't respond right off the bat so you can't speak out of anger immediately and you can't work off of indignation right off the bat you actually have to time to actually process some of that information so just just just like gmail gmail now has a system or these email servers where you can you can ask for an email to be delivered 24 hours from now that it's a built-in tripwire to make sure that you don't send off that denunciating email to your boss because you hated what they said to you during a meeting there's a way to not only allow that but actually enforce that unless there's a reason to urgently override it right um i still i still miss you know in person and now that you know the pandemic has waned at least for a little while um you know seeing the difference into interaction between you human beings gathering together like i've had groups we've been meeting on zoom for two years and we just got together in person and i think there's you know there's something significant about biology and and olfactory and like just being fully human that i think is it's often lost in sort of the you know the the techno utopianism that i often come across was there what sort of awkwardness did you experience of or difficulties of like socializing in person and just sitting there in a conversation for such a long period of time it act well and actually it was kind of a um a pretty deep retreat so the awkwardness was kind of an important ingredient in it for so cause like people were very it's very easy to be flippant like how you doing great how are you right is that even a question this is just a greeting oh things are fine here's like let me let's catch up but when when there's the awkwardness is kind of like you know the the sort of the three-bit tripwire it allowed people you know one person started off the conversation by crying and saying you know someone dear to her died and that kind of gave it it wasn't it wasn't easy to escape right on zoom i can either mentally escape i can be like down in my email you don't even know or i could even you know hide my my video and just put up a an avatar and go do something else but here we were kind of all sitting there with this woman's grief and it was definitely awkward and then people came up with their own like depth right which was it was pain like everyone was pained in the moment and it's hard to kind of be open that way and vulnerable but the outcome was a group of people who felt deep love and allegiance to each other yeah i love i love the way that you describe it is her describing her grief pulls for other people talking about their difficult experiences and you can imagine well we know how often that that analog does not happen translate into the online world because the the online world version of that is you express your grief you get 10 000 likes and comments but it's not a back and forth exchange of sitting with someone and just offering offering your presence to be there like offering a comment is not presence um you have to like look at them recognize them see them like i could see you and you can and you could see that i'm seeing you you know that you know all that perspective taking elements i mean that's what you need to not have an unnecessarily contentious conversation or an unnecessary levels of emotional avoidance yeah and i know you know in in the book there were many many moments where i felt like oh we're friends because you you like were vulnerable about something and i was forming a relationship with you through it like when you're talking about you know the stories that you you know these these issues that have been thorns in your side and one way to separate from them is to give them a story name and like you know you talk about the story um why is it the chocolate chip cookie yeah yeah and i was like i mean like i just you know like in in in the even in in the words in a book because there was no like or comment required i was able to sort of hold and then i started thinking about what are some of my stories and it you know it felt like we you we had a relationship even though we didn't no we we did we did i mean that's that's what i think that i think the beauty of books is you get to download a great deal if it's authentic a great deal of someone's you know values beliefs and kind of their approach to living as you described and then it supercharges the relationship i mean i think it's that's it's one of the beautiful things about spending 200 pages um formulating an idea um you know one thing that's been very reinforcing of that particular one is about you know my body dysmorphia of i've got all these birthmarks and moles all over my body and it was a big problem of me taking off my shirt and going to the beach when i was younger and you know i didn't give all the all the gory details of the story of how a 17 year old pointed out to me of how absurd it was because just look at the skin tags look at the scars and every person around you like there is no body that is does not have um you know blemishes and and asymmetries and mess-ups that are on there and i can still remember exactly the moment of that 17-year-old you know micro-mentor that offered me that bit of feedback because i i didn't want to go in a pool party i think it was in fifth grade that happened there and you're seeing more conversations that happen um as of of male body dysmorphia there's been a lot of for decades people have talked about how women are sexualized in the media and kind of the you know the you know the obsession of of women having their physical appearance has to be sufficient quality in order to be taken seriously but that conversation hasn't really just been discussed about men and now you have a conversation of men's obsession about muscularity to show a shortcut to showing they have sufficient masculinity to to pass muster for the social script of i belong as a man and as a a powerful and empowered person in the world and the shortcut is developing muscularity and that leads to a lot of pressure especially if you're young and you don't have other identities that you're relying on you don't have a work identity and you don't have a romantic identity and you don't have an identity as a primary caregiver for someone with dependence in that case a 15 year old boy is very vulnerable to overly identifying that if their body is too skinny or too overweight um they as a human being are valuable and problematic and dysfunctional and so it's it's nice to get emails from people it's nice for people to kind of um reach out about their stories on the on these topics because um i think we do a short shift short shrift for treating the the well-being and the mental health of men i think we do it for everyone but i think men and boys are particularly ignored right now in society so it's always shifting right now it's you know there's always over corrections right and you know there's there's certainly plenty of of pain to go around like and you know so one of the things that was interesting about reading it in a book versus like i think there's people who do it well on social media but i often feel like when i'm being vulnerable on social media i'm kind of weaponizing it somehow that it's yeah it's either manipulative in some way or or it's like look at me being so vulnerable like there's right it's like it's almost like it's hard not to be performative yeah i mean the best the best advice that i have for people is to really carefully carefully evaluate how you respond to people's um self-disclosures and their comments and how people comment on those comments and and you know it to not turn to social media to find your sense of belong unless you lack it in your everyday life i think if if you were fortunate enough to have a close network of individuals where you can gradually disclose important information about yourself reciprocally um you know back and forth to each other don't go to social media to satisfy your need for belonging because it'll it'll unnecessarily detract from it now if you happen to be you know in the lgbtq community and you live in oklahoma and you can find other people around the world this is the beauty of social media as you can find your peoples like online i mean that's a beaut that's a beautiful thing and i would say treat it with care as you're describing right reveal something because there's a functional purpose for it and ask yourself if if you're doing it because you want to express that you are this complicated individual or because it's so painful that you can't hold it inside anymore that's the latter is very different than the performative former in terms of psychologically satisfying your needs and forming alliances that are going to help you reach your human potential and help you you know on your missions whatever those missions are in life beautifully said um i do i do want to talk about chapter four um because i think that's that's the thing my audience most will benefit from and needs to hear and the the title is talk persuasively so i can say as having been part of the plant-based slash vegan community for a long time we can talk so persuasively that we persuade no one and turn off everyone like i'm glad i'm glad i'm glad you have the self-awareness of that it's great oh i mean it's you know it's we i think many of us have the self-awareness we just blame other people for it like if i just had a bigger megaphone or you know more fake blood to throw at the the fur wearers or or whatever and i just you know the i wrote to i do some um some writing for for a blog that's very sort of you know ethical and sustainable food for all and i realized oh they're doing all the things that you talk about so i would love to just talk about the the principles and the for the first one i love the phrase you say you know be an insider not a sidewalk preacher yeah i mean this i mean you know as you're saying that i'm thinking about um growing up in the 80s with peta and they're you know they would they liked to shock people like but you know by blowing up laboratories and as you're saying going to a paris um fashion festival and throwing the fake blood on people who are who are wearing fur coats and they got of a lot of attention and as you described no you know very few people were like oh that's an organization that i want to spend you know i'm going to donate money to i mean you're already at the fashion festival so what do you need my money for i mean let me go find some you know some orphans who live in romania over over peta the idea of attention in eyeballs is is a proxy for persuading and adding to your coalition um and as you're saying it's not the case at all i mean so the idea of be not being a sidewalk preacher is we want to when we when we are in the minority and and your community is is a minority is is you know is believing uh you know that meat is problematic in terms of consumption of how we consume it and we should eat more ethically and think about you know who are the suppliers and producers of our food and actually spend time kind of pondering and being mindful about this you don't want to preach that everyone's in the wrong you don't want to be threatening to other people's identities and as we've been talking about you know who suffers the most is marginalized individuals who are on food stamps and they have such a small amount of money and what's the most expensive food ethical um you know highly advanced food that kind of make sure is that we're going to use safe careful techniques to kind of in terms of curating edible products healthy food has always been more expensive than unhealthy foods so that's not going to be that's not an effective way to strategize that's a street worker approach the to be an insider is for you to actually think about it from the perspective of how what is the ease the ease of following the message and that is financial psychological time effort energy and that's how we have to be thinking about messaging and if you if you make it complicated in terms of finances you're going to lose people even people that have money because then it's going to be about status as opposed to they care about the cause this is what happened with electric cars is electric cars have been so expensive is that people buy them not because they care about the environment but because basically they're signaling is that they're the type of person that cares about the environment and that's that's not an effective way to move a society from gas guzzling engines to electrically powered engines right yeah it turns you know it turns out that beyond burgers are a better uh you know advocate for plant-based eating than you know nobel laureates could not have said it better right because the ease is how do i get how do i get my hands around really amazing enjoyable food and that's that's ease i mean that's you you want to go that route if you make it sound like it's going to be it looks like bacon it feels like bacon but it doesn't taste like bacon and it's more expensive than bacon well you just lost a ton of people now if you have a taste test about that it's that it's actually better because you don't feel the fattiness which all of my kids can't stand and the other can i is someone who's health conscious now you're moving in the right direction for for persuading people of you understand that you people want food that tastes good right um so how so how how do we think about emphasizing commonalities you know a lot a lot of people i know who are the most passionate i would they call themselves abolitionists and and they're doing it consciously evoking that they're fighting against slavery and if you're you know a person fighting against slavery in the 19th century first half of the 19th century america like you weren't talking about well let's make slavery better or more humane or let's change the economics it was just like this this categorical we are fighting against evil and i don't see that message you know i see that message working in certain places to take people maybe who are in the tent but like right to the center pole but how do you help people who honestly see you know a holocaust of animals um to to to talk about things like ease and and convenience and cost and and stay and stay true to themselves well one thing is i think just building off of what you said any time you make the argument between good versus evil it's a it's a simplistic argument it's easy to sell but that means that those people that you're looking for as future inherents and advocates of your cause right now they're evil and so you are demoralizing and you are dehumanizing their approach to living now so right off the bat you've got people and their defenses are up they view it as a threat and as you mentioned you know in chapter two talking about status quo bias one of the things that makes us pull for the status quo and not lean towards the benefits of changing is believing that it is threatening to our identity to try to change that way so we have to have some the whole metaphor of of the holocaust and slavery evokes such strong imagery because basically you're saying that people are pro-slavery who are on the other side so you are you are immediately alienating them and so you have to figure out what is the way that you can validate people's approach where it's forgiveness reconciliation and a sense of understanding of of course you would have eaten meat your entire life because you've been bombarded with this many commercials over this many years of your life and who's been spending the most money on commercials it's been mcdonald's and burger king and wendy's and so we understand that you've been culturally programmed your entire life what we want to say is it's not the only way and so in this way you're the enemy is a common enemy and that is this capitalistic enterprise that has altered altered people's minds over the course of their lifetime which is true and so if you do it this way it's a way where you can you can you can grasp their light life history and they don't have to look at look at their prior chapters as some moral failings but as this led me to now where now i have the wherewithal to make a stronger and a better moral decision and that that kind of approach is going to work better than going for the you know the star wars luke skywalker versus darth vader approach and at the same time though i'm thinking about i think it was pt barnum no it was somebody else it was someone who i remember saying it's easier to fool someone than to convince them that they've been fooled right so so even even saying you've been programmed like people bristle at that like no i'm not i'm making my own choices we've always eaten meat so um so i'm glad howie thank you for pushing back the key element of that was not the brainwashing part the key element is if you can provide break it down into a very so my friend carla starr wrote a book wrote a book called making numbers count and she talks about you need to have a provocative metaphor of the numbers of just how many commercials that the average 30 year old 40 year old has seen over their lifetime and when you can break it down to the percentage of their lives that they have spent attending to these commercials now all of a sudden it's like it comes it comes to life and you're not trying to sell this whether there's a conspiracy or not of people trying to manipulate people you're saying your physical vision has been exposed to this much this much information over the course of your lifetime that's what that's the part that will convey people so and that fits with another principle which is one of the ways as a minority in terms of you're trying to alter the status quo is as much as possible focus on objective information as opposed to subjective tastes and that's objectively you and i in our lifetime have been exposed to a lot of commercials and it's not in the past five years because a lot of us have cut the cord on our cable but those early years of being sitting in front of a tv um they really altered our case now focus less on the mind control excuse what i said before and focus more on can we turn it into very compelling numbers of um six years of your life i'm just making this number up have been spent watching commercials and these are the commercials that were the most popular during the 80s and the 90s i love that because that's that's that's actually not just objective and convincing it's also interesting right we're having a different conversation in which my brain goes oh wow that's that's something like juicy to chew on that's like that's like pleasure in this conversation now yeah yeah so we're moving away from the threat to curiosity and so now what does curiosity lead to it is the desi the motivation to seek out new information and experiences in the pursuit of learning and self-growth and so we we want to activate that state so if you give closure and you just say uh you know you've been messed up by society and you've been making them the wrong moral decisions there's no conversation there's that's that's that's a closed end conversation but if you keep the loop open by saying just think about this how has your identity been shaped knowing that this number of years of your life you've been watching commercials and you could think of then you then you know then you howie and i and everyone else listening can say what was i watching as commercials that like infiltrated i mean i mean i know for example is that there were so many commercials from toys r us and kb toy store and i always liked sports over toys but man was i pushed to buy toys um all the time of like you know for christmas and for hanukkah it was it was you want toys under that tree well what was the big deal about toys there were no commercials for books there were no commercials for you know that much for sports equipment because sports equipment was cheap so that wasn't something that was kind of you know and there was there was no change in a glo of a baseball glove and so companies didn't spend money on that so what was what was it they were pulling gi joe figures transformers gobots um whatever is the new latest thing just keep on buying stuff and so like you said there's an endless conversation about you know what has my brain been sucked into and where i i lost free will for a good number of years and i'm just you know as we're having this conversation i'm thinking about all of the um fast food ditties that i can remember like i can i can give you the the big mac formula like you know wake me up at two in the morning i could do two i'll be patty special sauce let pickles onion and sesame seed bun or have it your way at burger king like now like this is actually a fun conversation and it's and at the same time it's sowing the seeds for me later in the comfort of my own mind to say gee i wonder if there's something there so it's almost like playing the long game rather than saying like this conversation has to end with your conversion right by the way your memory is fantastic compared to mine i'm so jealous um and that that's what that's older i have ten more years of mcdonald's commercials no no no no no still no no it's it's just it's impressive um you hit one of the other principles which is when the majority tries to influence so you think of like a putin think of a biden think of a trump right think of like whoever's you know the ceo or the manager of the of the company that you work with they can use their power to demand that you follow the suit with them so they can get compliance they can just say listen you know what everyone's going to work wednesdays we're now going to work 9 o'clock because that's when our clients tend to be there you don't have much say now you might not have converted your views to that but you're definitely going to behave in a way that shows compliance because you want to keep your job now the minority influence is a little bit different if you don't have the numbers the status the power or you're a marginalized group when you're trying to influence people you can't wield around power and force people so one of the strategies is that it it's always a long game with minority influence and today's social activists don't understand this and don't appreciate this sufficiently because that you can't change people by just forcing forcing them off of the communication meeting forcing forcing them not to have conversations forcing a publisher to say their book's not going to be published as long as they exist and you make something it's just book banning conversation banning just makes things more seductive and persuasive the strategy is to point out the frailties and the problems in that approach and realize that exactly what you said you will not do not expect conversion right off the bat so the seeds we call it the sleeper effect in science is that you often see small alterations in behavior not the thing that you were trying to change but something adjacent so as an example the research shows that if you try to change people's views on abortion it's very difficult because people have very strong views and they're very certain about their positions but often if you if if people tell their stories face to face about the personal harm they experienced either way you want to change on the abortion debate to get people to realize that women should have more opportunities to actually be in charge of their bodies and have access to medical care or you want to kind of ban all these practices from you know that women don't have access to any of this legally whichever approach you're going um it's when you hear these personal stories people won't flip their views but what you might get is that people actually recognize that women should have more rights elsewhere and how come we're how come we're designing transparent staircases because they look aesthetically appealing in law firms and in you know large skyscrapers because if you wear a skirt and you have a transparent staircase what happens when you're on a lower level and a woman's on a higher level that happens there who tends to be architects they tend to be men and so they're not thinking from the perspective of women so they might change their view over there an adjacent place about women's rights and then maybe later they kind of shift slightly in terms of their views about abortion it's just an example but it's the idea of you might not get the change you want but you might you'd be surprised how you can shift people's views on adjacent topics and adjacent issues so don't give up quickly but also don't expect immediate results well it's almost like you're you're asking people to prioritize human connection over their issue or as like it's not just a means but like there's something beautiful there's something beautiful about not having the power to to issue fiats right like it's almost like that constraint means that when change comes it's real it's not just biden able to say okay masks today and then he you know the supreme then the the judge in florida says no i'm throwing that out and then people take off their masks in mid-flight because he had no moral persuasion over them it's almost like the fact that we don't have power is like a plus in some ways right which leads to another strategy that's effective as a minor for a minority influence which is don't be humble about showing the personal sacrifices that you're making by by by giving a message and expressing it publicly and i think a lot of people make this mistake of of not pointing out how many hours they put in for investigative journalism to understand that this meat packing company that's making poultry for for citizens all over the world how they're mistreating chickens well how many hours did you spend how much what did you miss in terms of your kids sports and your kids you know cello practice and their concerts because you you were sitting outside doing a sting operation outside to actually you know observe and do surveillance on that meat packing company well make that clear and that shows that you have skin in the game and it shows that you're not just someone that's kind of like a fanatical extremist about meeting is that you're someone that cares about this and you are making personal sacrifices for this mission um that makes you a compelling character and it's like you said because you lack the power and because you have to make those sacrifices and you don't have the money to hire an au pair to watch your kids while you're doing this and you're taking a hit on your paycheck to pay for babysitters is that says oh i should listen to you like i'm it's like you took on a third job because you care so much about this issue you are worthy of my attention and you've gained my receptive audience yeah and that helped me understand so you know i i partner with help out the food revolution network which was started by john robbins who is the heir to the baskin-robbins fortune and he walked away from it in his 20s and you know became a hippie essentially and moved to a little island and that became that they keep telling that story in in their their branding and messaging and made me sort of understand like the power of the story isn't just oh that's interesting or cool but it's really about like signaling like this guy sacrificed everything he you know he grew up with an ice cream cone-shaped swimming pool in his backyard and and here he is trying to grow his own kale from seed an island off of british columbia wait is that true that that the owner of baskin robbins had an ice cream shaped swimming pool yeah i'm i'm gonna have to look i want to see i want to see a picture of what it looks like that's yeah there's there's an ariel there's an aerial photo yeah no yeah yeah i think i you know i mean just again we have to have the self-awareness to see what what's what autobiographical stories and biographical stories um are most attract are we most attracted to and we love we love the you know the first immigrant story and we love the first generation college student and we love the entrepreneur that had dyslexia and couldn't graduate high school like we love these stories we and these and these stories what do they have in common they have you know failings and they have errors and they have you know false negatives that in those stories where these were people that were misidentified as someone didn't have high quality potential and they ended up being successful and so if we deconstruct what stories work for us we can use those same tactics to improve the way that we do storytelling so the the the the line that i bolded the most in the book uh i'll give you the sentence the two sentences before it and then the bold one um this is about you know spark curiosity not fear and i love that you know you have then have a story of semelveice which i have always read in context as here's a hero here's someone to be like and you're saying like here was this hero who could who was ineffective because he didn't follow these principles it was kind of a he's a cautionary tale which i loved and then you write as a principled insubordinate adopt a conciliatory and friendly tone don't shame blame or maim status quo enthusiasts love the poetry and then here's the line view exponents of orthodoxy as your future allies and that just blew me away to like to go through the practice of seeing these people who you know i just want them to go away i want to hurt them i want to make them suffer i want them to see what they've done to say no these are your future allies because of course they have to be and i just i thought that was like such a crux of of the booking of the message thank you i'm i'm taking it back because it's cool it's cool hearing my writing um separated from the rest of the work that happens there um you know i i can think of instances on both political extremes that where they show there's so many problems on both extremes right now of this i think of um you know james lindsey fighting critical race theory and i could think of you know the insurrection on january 6 you know last year in terms of uh on the capitol and in both of these cases um you you have you have this required steven spielberg storyline of you know we are fighting evil and we are the righteous knights that are coming to save society and and there's there's there's no thought that's been expressed publicly by either one of those contingents um and these are both at the political margins of both groups that the other group is they are valued they are they are um they have strengths they have capabilities um and they are people that you know i want to be around and i respect the fact that they have values that they're willing to actually sacrifice for and devote their lives around and i want to be around intelligent people even if they don't agree with me there's not there's none of that conciliatory tone and you're we're gonna live in we're gonna live in a society with people who have an appeal towards leaders that we abhor so trump is the the latest example but he's not the he's not the first and he's not going to be the last one and one of the things i've been fighting at george mason university my own home turf is where else would we want these students who are pro-trump to go than to come to a university and be there and there was it was such a strong message that we are we abhor anyone that supports trump and i view it of you want them you want education you want to be in a classroom where they're having constructive debates and they're listening to the other side and there's there's there's a set of principles in terms of you don't talk the entire time and you're going to hear what other people have to say and you have to allow criticism and think about the flaws in your arguments where else would you want them to go i don't want them to be radicalized and you know end up you know having stronger more extreme beliefs i want them to think about how they how they figure out what questions need to be considered in society what are the problems in society that are worth fighting for and then what solutions thinking flexibly are available including my first second third tenth twentieth possibilities in terms of pathways for getting towards these solutions that are going there so i want them to come to schools and if you're and if you're on the other end and you're pushing you know and you're fighting against critical race theory and you're you're pushing you're pushing against diversity well you have to ask yourself what do you want to do with people who have been marginalized their entire lives like where are they go where are they where do they go in your model where you're fighting against diversity and when you're if you're pushing strong for diversity where do the older white men go because there's not really a discussion of where their place is and it can't just be as you're your time is up we're not going to listen to you anymore your wisdom is null and void that's not the way that a social mission functionally enters society gets its tendrils in and actually works in the long run well and you had a chapter that i kind of was uncomfortable with which was like what if what what what happens when we win and then we become the we've been fighting against uh it's it was just it it's it's wrangled a lot of people that chapter it was it was it was purposeful and it was like well i don't want to think about that right like let's let's think about that when we get there but then of course it's too late because the means we've used to get there has already marginalized and dehumanized yeah it's and it's and and the thing about it and we know this from you know elliot aaronson's work you know from the 70s and you know a lot of his colleagues is there when we move from love to hate of these people are our friends and then we take on a cause and then all of a sudden they become the bad guys and gals that hate that loathing is so strong and it's so memorable it's very hard to reverse that once that occurs and the other way when you go from hate to love it's the love is so powerful because you know it's earned and you know that that someone has changed their view about you and it says some of the strongest relationships come from prior adversaries and nemesis of realizing of like listen you know what i was i was wrong about how i thought about you before i apologize sincerely and this is all done privately not not publicly that happens some of the strongest relationship nelson mandela has so many stories in his autobiography about um the you know previous white nationalists that became some of his closest friends and allies and people that he would go to when he was kind of trying to you know leading africa and there's so many models in there about you know the the reconciliation that was made in africa and and how nemesis became friends that we have to you're right we have to be thinking about this long before we win because we have to constantly remember this precept love to hate is really hard to reverse hate to love is some of the strongest love that ever exists i don't know if you watch the hbo series euphoria if you've seen any of that there's a there's a scene um where the sponsor is talking to his a protege saying basically you know she's talking about like she can't forgive herself for things she's done and that's why she drinks and saying like we live in a society in which we're not supposed to forgive anybody else like people have people says like if and if we live that way if we create a society where people are irredeemable then nobody's going to want to be redeemed and i don't want to live in that world it's a good word i should start you i'm going to start using that more often it's a and and this allows you to understand doesn't mean you have to agree it makes you understand why people choose paths that are contrary to your own if if you right if you don't if you cannot give an olive branch to people why would i spend my limited scarce time on this earth engaging with you and then as you continue complaining that there hasn't been a sufficient apology they haven't made amends you would expect them to kind of you know reverse their wrongdoings in the past why because there's there's no path for them to have anything other than negativity and we have to have some openings available and it's it's a tough conversation and i don't see a sufficient number of those conversations what i'm suddenly realizing is that at least in the plant-based movement and the vegan movement the the strength and courage required isn't the courage to throw paint or stand up or yell at meat eaters the courage is to show restraint and compassion and love because of the program you're going to achieve you're going to receive from your own community for being disloyal wow i love that it's great that should be the trailer for this entire episode i'll go i'll go look at the time one minute hour 13 53 i'll go find it um wow we've been talking a long time and i want to be conscious of your time you agreed to an hour and it's it's flown by for me this has been so much fun no i mean howie i mean what i love is i love that we're talking of a value framework that you hold deeply that is not one of my missions and it's it's it's really useful to talk about these concepts in the science in a very concrete way so using you know kind of this plant-based ethical eating system as a as a way to kind of really bring this this content to life is is really fun for me because i haven't done this before awesome well thank you so much so let's let's make sure people get the book the art of insubordination how to dissent and defy effectively um absolutely everyone who cares about the world should get it because it's just gonna it's just so practical it's just gonna give you tools and words to use that are just gonna like cut cut like you know hot knife through um vegan butter and where can people you know you've written a whole bunch of other books that we haven't talked about and you're you're clearly you know in guys in ongoing research where can people kind of follow your career and your thoughts uh i mean um i just i just i just opened uh a sub stack newsletter this week and uh you can find everything off my website toddcashing.com okay great is it a uh a free or a paid sub stack free yeah i'm i mean my my mission right now at this point in my career is educate the public about science is i mean i published a lot of scientific articles still still write pieces but i really want to get the science of the people i mean i want that's that's so why would i charge people for that awesome so i will i will go find that i'll put a link in the show notes and such a pleasure to meet you and and oh same hair so thank you so much for taking the time and for for all the work you do i appreciate it and thanks for the kind of kind words about the book um you know it's a very lonely endeavor trying to put one of these babies together and i'll say one other thing which is we didn't talk about it at all but the matrix is one of the most useful things i have ever read and it's already changed my coaching practice like i've i said like this is so and so i'm we're not even going to like tease it for people but just the matrix that you have the the four quadrants like has has made me much more powerful in how i help people decide what they want to do and then go about doing it oh i appreciate that i mean it's building off the shoulders of a lot of great scientists that are all in the endnotes yep that's uh and you're and you're very you know upfront about um you know where you get your material and you know it's part of the the process of like being objective saying like here's what it doesn't it doesn't weaken you to say here's all the great people i got this from right it actually strengthens you and your credibility so it's a great modeling yeah i mean if anything i mean you know we should be skeptical of people who say that they created a new uniform theory of physics and it's not based on anything that anyone has done before i mean you look look for the strands of wise men and women that people build their ideas on is something that i i tell my students all the time beautiful so a lot a lot of my ideas come from todd cashton so uh i i appreciate it i appreciate getting to know you a little bit and i hope we can continue to have conversations because this has been really eye opening and fun appreciate it thank you same be well | Sick to Fit | Plant Yourself Podcast | UCW3jKJi2UuTF3dsG-E-3D9A | 2022-05-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 13,489 | 71,929 |
Msj2QbOMKBs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Msj2QbOMKBs | Today, Back Then / What Happened on This Day? / Feb 17 | today back then what happened today in modern history let's get more smartest in 1753 in sweden today february 17th is followed by march 1st as the country moves from the julian calendar to the gregorian calendar in 1773 captain james cook and his crew become the first europeans to sail below the antarctic circle in 1776 the first volume of edward gibbons seminal work the decline and fall of the roman empire is published in 1801 following a tie in the electoral college the u.s house of representatives elected thomas jefferson president over aaron burr in 1809 miami university is chartered by the state of ohio in 1815 the treaty of ghent is ratified by the u.s senate and signed by president james madison ending the war of 1812 in 1819 the united states house of representatives passes the missouri compromise for the first time in 1865 columbia south carolina is burned as confederate forces flee from advancing union forces in 1873 a group of modoc warriors defeats the united states army in the first battle of the stronghold in northern california in 1876 sardines are first canned by julius wolf in eastport maine in 1878 the first telephone exchange in san francisco opens with 18 phones in 1897 the parent teacher association or pta was founded in washington dc as the national congress of mothers in 1904 one of the world's most performed works giacomo puccini's opera madame butterfly premieres in milan italy in 1913 the first minimum wage law in the united states takes effect he was in oregon in 1915 edward stone is mortally wounded he becomes the first u.s combatant to die in world war one in 1917 the united states pays denmark 25 million dollars for the u.s virgin islands that's one of my favorite places i try to come up with the money for sure in 1927 the toronto maple leafs beat the new york americans 4-1 in the team's first game since changing its name from the saint patrick's in 1929 the cartoon character popeye the sailor man first appears in the thimble theater comic strip in 1931 today was the first telecast of a sporting event in japan it was baseball in 1932 irving berlin's musical face the music premieres in new york city in 1933 newsweek magazine is published for the first time also in 1933 the blaine act ends prohibition in the united states in 1934 the first high school auto driving course is offered in state college pennsylvania in 1936 a south dakota state record low temperature of negative 58 degrees fahrenheit or negative 50 degrees celsius is set today also in 1936 the world's first superhero the phantom a cartoon strip by lee falk makes its first appearances in comics in 1943 new york yankee joe dimaggio enlists into the u.s army in 1945 nazis begin the evacuation of the auschwitz concentration camp as soviet forces close in in 1946 the u.n security council holds its first session in 1947 the voice of america begins broadcasting to the ussr in 1949 the goldbergs the first sitcom on american television airs for the first time in 1955 the ladies figure skating championship in vienna is won by tenley albright of the united states also in 1955 mike suck sets a pga 72 hole record of 257 which was not broken until 2001 in 1957 a fire at a home for the elderly in warrenton missouri kills 72 people in 1958 the comic strip bc first appears dippin road one of my favorites in 1959 vanguard 2 the first weather satellite is launched to measure cloud cover distribution in 1963 professional basketball player michael jordan is born in 1964 in westbury versus sanders the supreme court of the united states rules that congressional districts have to be approximately equal in population in 1965 the ranger 8 probe launches on its mission to photograph the sea of tranquility region of the moon in preparation for the apollo 11 lunar landing in 1966 a b-52 bomber collides with a kc-135 strato tanker over spain killing seven airmen and dropping three 70 kiloton nuclear bombs near the town of palomares fortunately they were not armed but wow in 1967 the beatles released penny lane and strawberry fields today in 1968 the soviet union wins its third olympic ice hockey gold medal in grenoble with a 5-0 win over canada in 1969 black panther party members bunchee carter and john huggins are killed during a meeting in campbell hall on the campus of ucla also in 1969 bob dylan and johnny cash record an album starting today that is never released in 1969 as well cloud9 the ninth studio album by the temptations is released it becomes the billboard album of the year in 1970 u.s army officer jeffrey mcdonald murders his pregnant wife and two small daughters in 1972 u.s president richard nixon leaves washington d.c for a groundbreaking trip to china also in 1972 italian tenor luciano pavarotti receives a record 17 curtain calls after his performance at new york's metropolitan opera in 1973 u.s national security adviser henry kissinger meets chinese leader mao zedong where the chinese leader jokingly offers to send 10 million chinese women to the united states in 1974 robert k preston a disgruntled u.s army private buzzes the white house in a stolen helicopter i bet you we haven't heard from him since also in 1974 the 16th daytona 500 occurs richard petty is the first driver to win back-to-back titles at daytona in 1977 convicted murderer gary gilmore is executed by a firing squad in utah ending a 10-year moratorium on capital punishment in the united states in 1979 vietnam is invaded by china due to vietnam's relationship with russia in 1981 chrysler corporation reports the largest corporate losses in u.s history also in 1981 american what actress model singer um person paris hilton is born in 1982 american pianist thelonious monk passes away today also in 1982 in numerous cities in the united states temperatures fall to their lowest levels in over 100 years it is referred to as cold sunday in 1986 johnson and johnson announces it will no longer sell capsule drugs in 1989 a six-week study of the arctic atmosphere shows there is no ozone hole as many expected in 1991 operation desert storm begins early in the morning when iraq fires eight scud missiles into israel in an unsuccessful bid to provoke israeli retaliation in 1992 serial killer jeffrey dahmer is jailed for life which wasn't that long as it turned out also in 1992 during a visit to south korea the japanese prime minister apologizes for forcing korean women into sexual slavery during world war ii in 1994 a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hits northridge california in 1995 the great hanshin earthquake a magnitude 7.3 occurs near kobe japan causing extensive property damage and killing 6434 people also in 1995 the 11th u.s soap opera digest awards air days of our lives wins also in 1995 colin ferguson is found guilty of killing six people on the long island railroad in new york and in 1995 as well a federal judge allows a lawsuit claiming that u.s tobacco makers knew nicotine was addictive and manipulated its levels to keep customers hooked in 1996 an earthquake that caused a tsunami in indonesia left 108 people dead 423 injured and 58 missing in 1998 matt drudge breaks the story of the bill clinton monica lewinsky affair on his website the drudge report also in 1998 nasa's voyager 1 spacecraft overtakes pioneer 10 to become the farthest object from earth in space in 2001 u.s president bill clinton posthumously promotes explorer william clark of lewis and clark fame from lieutenant to captain in the u.s army in 2002 the mount naira gongo volcano erupts in the democratic republic of the congo displacing an estimated 400 000 people also in 2002 always on time by r b artist ja rule featuring ashanti starts a two week run at number one on the us singles charts in 2004 the single if i ain't got you is released by alicia keys and becomes the billboard song of the year in 2006 a massive mudslide occurs in the philippines killing 1 126 people in 2007 the doomsday clock is set to five minutes to midnight in response to north korea's nuclear testing in 2008 kosovo declares its independence from serbia in 2012 approximately 70 ancient olympic artifacts are stolen from the archaeological museum of greece in 2014 jay leno is replaced by jimmy fallon as host of the tonight show also in 2014 american pair meryl davis and charlie white win the first olympic gold medal for the u.s in ice dance at the sochi winter games in 2016 nike ends its endorsement deal with filipino boxer manny pacquiao after he made comments that gay people are worse than animals also in 2016 the max planck institute reveals that a 50 000 year old neanderthal woman's remains from the altar mountains show traces of homo sapiens dna revealing the oldest known case of human neanderthal sex it is true there is someone for everyone in 2017 the discovery of a new mostly underwater continent zealandia in the south pacific is announced in the research journal gsa today in 2020 india's supreme court grants equal rights to women in the armed forces that just happened in 2020 in 2021 american radio personality and author rush limbaugh who was known for his ultra-conservative and often controversial views died at age 70. and lastly also in 2021 africa's worst effective country south africa begins covid 19 vaccinations with the one-shot johnson johnson vaccine in cape town that was the history of february 17th i hope you enjoyed it and that you come back for more i put some of them right in front of you just to make it easy | Quizzes, Trivia, Facts & Fun | UCbOO5fPESDf5XZKOeDsUbfg | 2022-02-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,660 | 9,475 |
he5dCk0G9YI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he5dCk0G9YI | The Holy Spirit Makes Us Face The Truth About Ourselves | The Confessions of Saint Augustine | I've often said that when I first read the confessions and even now when I read it again I felt as if Augustine was telling my own story or perhaps I should say that my story is in many ways a distant Echo a pale shadow of his perhaps you may feel the same what a powerful description of how we can come under the conviction by the Holy Spirit we don't want to look honestly at ourselves and especially to look ourselves in the eye because of some moral struggle we place ourselves behind ourselves as Augustin calls it so that we don't have to face the truth about ourselves but when the Holy Spirit convicts us he makes us face the truth about ourselves so that we can detest the ugliness of sin as he does and admit our disorder and yearn to be healed | TAN Books | UCdtXgTytr5FLwrnpgcXHD4A | 2024-04-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 147 | 754 |
VYtf8TFsS_g | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYtf8TFsS_g | McHale's Navy - The Captain Steals a Cook - S1 E15 | [Music] - chicken polynésie - sukiyaki chicken Polynesia in Paris well that does it hey wait a minute any sukiyaki left sure good butter yaki up a couple extra orders I have to read some of the guys on shore Patrol no greasing my food found in this load we got over 600 bucks in the pot I've made a firm decision I love that food this whole thing's got to stop at once well I am the officer in charge here right absolutely right we shouldn't be doing this now look you guys be reasonable after all I'm responsible to a commander McHale gets back to New Caledonia now you wouldn't want him to get in trouble with you guys hey here comes a skipper okay Thank You Coxon return to the place if that's a crap game going on taught me yes let me take the rap yeah well what's the matter you guys don't seem very happy to see me back [Music] [Applause] all right Gruber this looks like one of your operations what's going on here can I try for a couple of lies or you're pressed for time yeah this uniform makes me feel like I'm in the Navy now what's the pitch instant luaus you know how mystical it showers over on the face so we got Fuji to cook the stuff up here package it sell it to the guys over there two bucks a pop I'm born for four days I can make I find you guys running ass Seco on cafeteria i lured the boat the whole deal's off wait a minute skipper we've got a deliver these orders we collected in the Divine's you don't want us to be dishonest all right but this is the absolute end you understand I'll bust you down to apprentice seaman oh well uh pardon me sir but according to regulations the commanding officer is responsible for the actions of his crew and well since I was in charge while you were away I feel if anybody's to get busted it should be me sir you know under that little clasp there Chuck it's a nice gesture and I admire you for it but I think you better go on being inmense huh I don't think you'd ever make it as an enlisted man [Music] [Applause] [Music] yes sir yes captain Binghamton just a minute sir well enough to join me for dinner I'm sorry to bother you but this is an important message I just got from the Fleet Admiral Stryker is doing here tomorrow night so I want you to wait all hands on the base if there will be it is why does that I smell it what sir I don't smell anything I'll smell anything no place reeks of it reeks of what sir I don't know why that's what I'm asking you that's why I smell food what's in there and they're sitting there what's your vision oh just my laundry sorry you know of it my shirts my socks the first time I ever knew that navy sock smell like fried chicken sorry i deceived you sir but when I had a chance for a really good meal I just couldn't help myself captain fry yourself you'll see just what I mean all right I'll put you on report for lying to me sneaking fight any of quarters like that oh hey hmm nice delicious sauce is superb has a definite oriental flavor maybe you should try the sukiyaki sir American style of course joy oh yes I bought it from one of the seamen sir Feynman a seaman on my base the best-selling delicious food like this behind my back not exactly on the base sir oh no not wanna make hails men now that you know about this sir maybe it's all for the best why me mother I once served under Admiral Stryker sir he's a very strict disciplinarian but he does have one little weakness it seems he's a bit of a gourmet so and I was just thinking sir maybe you could borrow Mikhail's cook and hit the Admiral right where he lives sir who's the commanding officer everything our feds furnish cooked in my kitchen permanently Carbon er yes I can note first thing in the morning check out all of our chipped beef have a chip to Mikhail's island I warn you clam heads but no you had to deliver one more Lord of instant luaus and where do we get instant trouble don't get steamed skipper we're out of business we're retired so what's to worry what's to worry I got orders to deliver our cook the captain Binghampton at 1100 hours that's to worry Mouse keep us and please don't send me to captain oh oh it's not Fuji he doesn't even know you're here Gruber this is your operation you better start to operate boy you report the captain Binghampton and don't forget your chef's hat wait a minute skipper according the regulations on a dangerous mission beyond the call of duty you've got the call for volunteers all right you guys want to do it like they do in the movies okay line up here come on line up all yeah all right now what a volunteer please step forward with Manila doing I mean guys now let's stop horsing around and we get us back bacon come on now let's take wing think hey I got it why don't we put all the names in a hat and throw one let me get this straight put the six names in a hat and somebody draws out the pigeon right I'll use my hat so don't be any question the cheating oh this I gotta see all right come on let's go come on let's go let's go all right okay here skip your drama I trust you ah harry s truman therefore please Frank Sinatra come on go skipper I'm sure us won on a Scylla outfit oh well it's more like it Harrison take a balance how's that can frame Harry Truman yeah I won't do it I'll go over the hell I'd rather surrender the Japanese and serve on the captain Binghampton I not blame you take it easy we're not way to take it I want you guys are outsmarting each other I was doing a little figuring and I got it figured out how you can be back here by chow down tonight yeah how we're simple you report to the captain as ordered and then you cook our peerless leader such a snap food lunch he'll throw you right off the place as everything bell if you got everything you need I'm doing the best I can sir but it's very difficult for an artist like I am to create in such strange surroundings miss my own little kitchen if lunch is anything like if chicken Polynesian I'll build you here out a little kitchen oh gods yes divine if I sneak a taste no please my masterpiece it is not finished yet well could you just hurry it along my battered taste buds are quivering already oui oui gets it breaks [Music] everything shipshape in the galaxy how's the new ship oh you're creating like mad I tell you it was a stroke of genius to transfer that man here I think I hear what used to be the best fed man at my command Oh captain lieutenant commander of McHale report this ordered say hi I'm copy McHale you've already been informed that Admiral Stryker plans an inspection to are at 1800 hours oh pardon me sir your lunch is served good I will in that taste sir I will shove off and get back to work yes sir rub-a-dub-dub McHale yes sir I want you to go away mad oh no sir Jackson sent two more places thank you very much sir but we got our chart waiting back on the island yes sir but it's nothing like we're going to have here is it McHale you can say that again say you'll excuse us sir we're so used to that rich food and we're trying to kick the habit yes sir you're both very good answer I'm still talking to you that's plenty of time later that's gorge yourself on that ship beeps oh no I don't want to make this an order but sit down [Music] exotic casserole after you sir ceremony responsible Oh whatever do you mean you know what I mean you rigged this whole thing to get to cook away from me you might think I'm still for this I think oh no no no no so you got it all wrong you know how temperamental great chefs are yeah when you had been transferred here Surrey where he just couldn't put his heart in this work hmm well they put everything else in it I'm not buying that but you gotta believe me sir Bell is homesick he needs his shipmates his buddies said oh no sir that's a man's loyalty for a shipmate that's what makes the Navy Go Go Go secret weapon that carries a man through shot and shell fearless and unafraid for knowing that by his side is his buddy touching me I've got enough on you to put you in your whole motley crew away you can't get away with this sort of thing what is the matter with you put down my mate no go in that kitchen and you tell bill to create his chicken pollination for the Admirals dinner tonight and he'd better make it good because if he doesn't I'll transfer him back to his buddies 11:00 right yes yes sir yes sir skipper skipper you gotta get me out of this I'm too young to go to jail what am I gonna do have you heard what Binghamton said you gotta make dinner for the Admiral tonight what I even burned coffee I can't cooking you going look it's either chicken Polynesian tonight or bread and water for all of us you know those skips of food at Leavenworth can't be that bad after all it's a federal prison shark let me think well yeah there must be some way out of this mess hey I got an idea what look why don't we get the recipe from a few junior high GI Yankee well tinker suppose he could yeah he couldn't hey wait a minute why bring over just a recipe let's bring over the whole dinner that's it we'll have food you cook up a whole pack full of goodies we'll carry him over and sneak him into you all you have to do is sit tight come on partner we got a pickup to make two chicken Polynesian dinners to go when it's burning it's cooking when it's black it's done [Music] yes [Music] I can just spray [Music] I'm stupid did she step you're late I was getting worried we got asleep by the shore Patrol I'll relax everything's all set now yeah everything's all set for tonight but what about tomorrow one problem at a time if you don't make it with the other tonight you won't be here tomorrow hey now look Fuji says to stir this every now and then still won't stick sir I no no no wait a minute now sir I'm just over your chicken the goodies and I want everything to be just right for you and the Admiral sir yes sir that'll be the day like something wrong here it's delicious you know so sometimes I get the feeling you just don't trust me completely safe McHale wherever you're involved there are only two possibilities one is that something is wrong and the other is that something's going to go wrong that thing is going to go wrong well the Admiral is here and to make sure you and your motley crew are going on a mission to let's say Mathura Matua yes let's say that but there's nothing on the island but tsetse fly so we checked it out last week well you go back there and you're content to tease out what to say immediately you mind if I take time to pick up some fuel sir in a couple of doesn't fly swatters yes will you excuse me sir I'm in a stirring mood well I must say the bass seems to be in good shape binghamton oh well thank you very much that rolling this time I say so sir the best is yet to come oh yeah happen to tells me you've got the finest cook in the South Pacific I tried around the happy ship and I think you'll be happy to be aboard Admiral when you taste my cooks specialty it's a chicken pollination sounds interesting oh I tell you Admiral it's a gourmets delight it's a tender young chick and he's just swimming around in an exotic sauce it's as sweet as honey and it's as rich as freshly drawn butter oh no that's not for me I've just been put on a strict low-calorie diet they use rich sauces around excuse me sir but the captain's cook has another specialty that should be just what the doctor ordered it's a a very healthy sir a full of vegetables and and very low in calories it's what we call our island version of sukiyaki yaki yes sir I was just about to suggest that Admiral yeah well life sounds excellent I haven't had a good sukiyaki since Tokyo before the war of course sukiyaki we'll all have tsuki dream [Music] Oh lieutenant it is almost ready and if I may say so sir the Admiral is about to become a member of my chicken Polynesian fan club I'm sorry bill but the chickens out the Admiral wants your sukiyaki oh really will I'll be only too glad to shucks yakky but no buts well the Admiral wants the Admiral get now don't get nervous Belle the captain realizes that this will take a little time but just make this as good as your chicken pollination and everybody will be happy shall we carry on [Music] okay take a Robert Chuck steady she goes and try not to ram the Admirals Cruiser there we're then hey there's a light flashing off to poor looks like somebody's making a signal from the base go around check what you say hell yeah the breaker really find out what's wrong killing engines charcoal engines lucky Pierre I caught him in time what's he saying well he wants he say well without the cuss words he said the Admiral pulled the switch and want sukiyaki silky happy now what are we gonna do we're really cooked not yet we gotta start cooking something right now look Willie tell him it's on the fire tell him to add limit until we get the stuff over to it come on ad-lib it I don't even know what's in it sir it's like a light flashing from the Terra to per base victor says you can't ad-lib it without knowing what's in it off line up for j4j what in blazes is in sukiyaki this is beef a thin sliced beef chopped onion chopped onion pretty Shirataki shirataki watch Shirataki shirataki it's shirataki sounds japanese must be cold oh they're signalling to pass the word for a spotter plane hey unidentified plane at nine o'clock at all 8:30 no it's about court and I in the big hands look like a plane from the cruiser skipper I guess to be about 9:30 hey you guys remember that rubber boat we got a banquet to deliver chick one the mother hand shake one the mother hand command mother hand unidentified craft floating off tier 2 per base showing no lights about the chair otaku sir I checked it out it's a Japanese word what's it mean noodles no no those I've got to be call Rio de they give that stuff away for free [Music] alright let's shove off skipper signaling again till we're on our way let go Fuji hurry damn hold admiral much longer no that's no code chick 1 the mother hand small vault leaving unidentified craft headed for the face of a fire on it sound General Quarters alert the base commando raid [Applause] [Music] hey what's the matter you guys come on knock it off dome over you get it right here what's in that well anyone for sukiyaki yaki yeah yeah it must have flirted that from our job submarine yeah oh yeah what tell it to the Admiral come on wait a minute you can't do that to us we're officers yeah well maybe they can [Music] I'm waiting for your explanation Mikael if there is one but I must warn you anything you say will be used against you and Bell in your court-martial well I'll leave del out of this sir it wasn't his fault why he didn't even cook the stuff and who did Mikhail hohoho well I guess I might as well confess to that skipper they'll bust you no no no more lies the time has come to tell the whole truth it was me see you skipper you mean to say that you're actually this famous cook that's right sorry I guess I should have told the whole truth to the captain Binghampton before sir but well he was so anxious to make your visit a memorable one that I just couldn't let him down sir captain you may not have the best cook in the South Pacific but you certainly have a loyal friend and ship me that's my buddy sir don't know about you gentlemen but I'm starved smells delicious it looks superb McHale I can't borrow you for a cook but I can certainly borrow your recipe what is it get it to you first thing in the morning yes sir fine captain bring that over to the table well he said captain [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] you | The Lost Picture Show | UCTz4L5p0YH5Ml2KyauIFSZw | 2019-05-24 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,044 | 15,549 |
6w6dDgV3sdc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6w6dDgV3sdc | I predict Ireland’s selection for Scotland match [6 Nations Rugby] | for This Magnificent Irish team the back-to-back Grand Slam dream is over but they are still an amazing rugby team theyve achieved so much and they've got so much still to achieve so that's going to be their big challenge to get back on the bike this coming Saturday against Scotland hello amateurs welcome back to our six Nation series I'm gonna be with you throughout the championship and Beyond so hit subscribe to make sure you don't miss out on any future episodes and today I'm going to be looking at Ireland and the team that I think might be picked to try and win the championship against Scotland this coming Saturday in Dublin okay just looking at how they played against England obviously lost the game and were dominated in big Parts in terms of territory and possession but despite that they were really efficient in terms of getting points when they had their chances and that's a big plus for this Irish side ahead of halime when they were behind on most of the other statistics and created two fantastic tries with limited possession in the second half as well so I mean the grand Sam's gone that's done but there's a silver lining in what was a substandard Ireland performance for sure aloh myself went into it in great detail I'll link it up there for you go and check that one out if you haven't seen it already we give a really balanced view over both teams performance in that game okay so Squad updates uh there were a couple of hias couple of concussions Nash very early on got whacked by Freeman didn't see it coming I don't think really or the very last minute anyway it looked like maybe a a hip to the head or neck area it looked quite a nasty one I haven't heard anything but I suspect that there's very little chance he'll be available this coming weekend FY also went off and failed a hiia now I didn't see this one happen during the game and I'm not sure it didn't seem like a bad one like I think he walked off all that kind of stuff um so there's potential that he'll be available again he's going to have to follow all the protocols pass all of those I think there's three stages three passes that they have to get enable to be available to play this coming weekend so we'll see about him I'm going to assume he's available though I think there's every chance that he will be in terms of everybody else I think everybody else came through the game fine uh few B and bruised you know um Porter's ear apart from many other things definitely looked like it had a few whacks um okay but let's get into it so the big thing for this Ireland team I think and strategically I think this is how Andy far will be thinking about it is that these guys were the best players last week they're still going to be the best players this week and knowing what competitive animals they are they're going to want an opportunity to put things right and get a performance on the pitch that they feel really reflect them so I don't expect to see many changes at all and based on the postmatch press conferences with Farrell and with Peter ommani who both spoke with great like maturity and uh realism and the fact that you you lose in sport sometimes of course everybody wants to try and Win Every Game and you know that ends in titles and championships and grand slams and this kind of thing but it can't happen nobody wins every game so I think they spoke with great maturity and I think that bodes well for them get a good performance out this coming weekend okay let's get into the forwards and I am gonna back I'm gonna back the same guys you know uh as I said I think there were a lot of competive performances in here and in lots of ways England took the game away from Ireland Ireland pushed England at scrum time I think Ireland had the edge at the scrum uh didn't always get the reward I didn't think necessarily I think Ireland stopped England getting the possession they wanted at line out time uh England was trying to throw to the tail early doors they lost one Ireland disrupted another and then England changed and went to a very safe options towards the front mostly which is a success as far as I'm concerned for the island lineup for the mo for the uh vast majority of scenarios that they were in so I think his forward packs very comp competitive they didn't get into their flow attack wise so you didn't see all the carrying that you used to and the handling skills but I think they defended pretty well as well you know England got did get some good go forward but that was from excellent play from England not necessarily because it was particularly poor defense from Ireland so these eight keep their spots and I've sure they will be absolutely raging to go in Dublin this coming weekend on to the backs and again actually I thought there were a lot of good performances really I thought I thought AI played was out standing probably Ireland's best back with the reshuffles that went on I thought Keenan did a great job on the right wing when he went there won some balls I thought Gibson park with his pass for Lowe's second try did some brilliant things in the back field safe under the high ball as well which I thought was potentially something that England could have gone after him on Crowley was maybe a little bit quiet but again it's difficult to judge when England was so dominant in terms of territory and possession James low with two tries you know absolutely excellent finishing I mean they were both kind of run-ins really but he did finish them both really well um as you can see Nash is out I am gonna go with ringrose to come back into the side and play on the wing which he has done a number of times for Island previously world-class operator worldclass player getting back in the team getting back playing this is the opportunity he needs and I think you know I mean it potentially makes Ireland stronger than last week in some ways onto the bench and again I don't see any reason to change anything they're GNA be fizzing they're going to be desperate to get out there and prove that last week was a blip and to get back to their imperious best I thought maybe a question mark maybe Murray uh might drop out of the side there's a lot of criticism about how he managed the sort of the end of the game there I'm not convinced all that critic ism is valid and certainly I'm not sure it's all due on his shoulders in any case I'm sure a lot of that was team decisions you know I didn't see on that last rock that people are talking about I didn't see a Potter forwards desperately calling for the ball saying give it to us we'll hit it up I think that was a team decision so for the criticism that he's received personally I don't think that's in any way Fair uh and still a very classy operator and somebody that can be trusted with the end of the game I think some of these forwards came on and were sort of industrious best I thought Bean was excellent when he came on I'm a big fan of his Henderson rolling Back The Years a little bit and showing that he's still at his industrious best we didn't see him flying break from Ryan B this weekend but then it wasn't that kind of game Ireland had to really roll their sleeves up and get stuck in and fight for every inch um and just came up short it's a real tight game okay what I want to see from them this weekend I want to see them just go back to what they do best I want to see them get flow get attacking Rhythm get through their phases and if they do that and they can get the possession and territory which they fail to get a twickingham then I think they'll cause Scotland a whole heap of problems they just need to be as I said about the press conferences they just need to be mature in the head and I think this team are I think they're excellent and they've still got a whole lot more to achieve so that is what I think I that's why I think this island team will be do you think this is what Farrell is going to pick do you think maybe he wants to try and freshen some stuff up maybe there's some bruised bodies or egos or something and he feels like something needs to change let me know in the comments down below and I will join you there for a friendly conversation give this video a thumbs up while you're down there if you don't mind it helps other people find it and that's good for everybody and you can subscribe there you can watch that one next and don't forget to get out and play | The Amateur Rugby Podcast | UCY6Oiwas8RFoliXFOhkYDZQ | 2024-03-11 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,608 | 8,407 |
Ti4lrCgRZE8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti4lrCgRZE8 | Magnification | the fourth sunday in advent year c from the gospel according to luke my soul magnifies the lord in the name of that same lord even the father the son and the holy spirit amen [Music] in our gospel for this morning mary exclaims that her soul magnifies the lord and we hear that god neither desires nor takes pleasure and sacrifices and offerings that don't involve the handing over of our whole selves to the will of god we've heard again and again through the prophets that god's will is for our return to him from wherever we've wandered in search of our own wants and needs this is the purpose after all of all those shepherding images and this then is the purpose of all our sacrifices to acknowledge both ourselves and our neighbor as part of the goodness of god's creation and to live into our mutual reliance upon the light of god's countenance this mystery that we are both part of a larger whole and set apart as a holy offering is manifested through the offering of the body of jesus christ once for all on this fourth sunday in advent as we await the time when she who is in labor has brought forth mary's soul focuses our attention upon the willingness of god to offer the whole of his divinity to the experience and service of our humanity mary's body focuses the incomprehensible universality of god's unfailing glory into the fragile particularity of a single infant by saying to god let it be with me according to your word mary enables god to do what god has not been able to do before god's already shown strength with his arm he's already scattered the proud in the thoughts of their hearts but never before has he taken on the lowliness of his servant never before has he made himself subject to the rich and powerful this offering of the body of jesus the body god had prepared for himself is what sanctifies all of us reaching into the depths of our souls and leaving no part of our human experience separate from the love of god if the purpose of sacrificing anything is to set it apart for god then god abolishes our sacrifices and offerings and burnt offerings and sin offerings by establishing his divine will that all should be made whole in the love of god may the focusing of that love upon each of us in this season of advent set our hearts aflame so that like the infant john in his mother's womb we too might leap for joy in the name of our lord and savior jesus christ who with the father and the holy spirit lives and reigns now and forever amen [Music] you | Good News On The Go | UCzBCYjLEbAo5Yh6JrFDapgg | 2021-12-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 466 | 2,491 |
aJU20EzYvPg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJU20EzYvPg | Jesus: Lord of All (Mark 4-6) | Mike Mazzalongo | BibleTalk.tv | This is the gospel of Mark, Mark for Beginners. This is lesson number four and the title of this lesson is, Jesus: Lord of All. If you're following along in your Bibles, I'll throw the scriptures up on the screen, but you can open them to Mark chapter four. Let me just review a little bit what we've been doing. So far in our study we've seen that Jesus has begun to demonstrate His divine abilities and His divine person through His teaching and through His miracles. That's what Mark has been telling us for four chapters. And the reaction to Him is very strong, but mixed. Everyone is amazed at both His deeds and His words, but some are skeptical and confrontational with the Lord. Last week we looked at a series of seven instances where He was accused of all kinds of sins, even insanity, by the Jewish leaders who thought He was crazy and even his family came to get Him and, kind of, bring Him home for a rest and His response to these always confirmed that what He did, He did because of who He was and exactly according to God's Word. After these confrontations, these seven confrontations we looked at last time, we see Jesus continue to teach, but now He's going to be teaching using parables and He's using parables in order to create less turmoil, because the things that He's saying, the things that he's doing are stirring up the people. He's still got a ways to go to complete the task that He has. He can't be always in the middle of a riot, so He begins teaching in parables. And in this way, the believers and the disciples, they continue to be taught, but the suspicion of the Jewish leaders was not aroused and so that's one of the reasons they used the parables. The next section we're going to contrast what has just taken place. In the seven previous encounters, there was skepticism, there was disbelief, there were even accusations and confrontation. In the next section that we're going to look at tonight, Jesus encounters four situations or groups of people, who witness His power, but they believe. And that's what Mark is doing, He's contrasting those who didn't believe, those who were confronting, with now people who actually believe the message. For these people, Jesus is not only a great teacher and miracle worker, He's also the Lord of all situations. Let's take a look at chapter 4, beginning in verse 35. Now when I say, the Lord of all situations, I mean, that in different ways, Mark is going to show Jesus' lordship over various areas of life, that had complete power over ordinary people, but not power over Jesus. First example, we see Jesus demonstrating the fact that He's the Lord of nature. Chapter 4, beginning in verse 35 says, "On that day, when evening came, He said to them, "let us go over to the other side." Leaving the crowd, they took Him along with them in the boat, just as He was; and other boats were with Him. And there arose a fierce gale of wind and the waves were breaking over the boat so much that the boat was already filling up. Jesus, Himself, was in the stern asleep on the cushion and they woke Him and said to Him, "Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing? And He got up and rebuked the wind and said to the sea, "Hush, be still." And the wind died down and it became perfectly calm and He said to them, "Why are you afraid? Do you still have no faith?" They became very much afraid and said to one another, "Who, then, is this that even the wind and the sea obey Him?" So after a series of teachings and miracle healings Jesus sets to cross the lake of Galilee and He falls asleep in the cushion, on the boat. He's tired from His work. Obviously, we forget, He's the Son of God, but He's still within a human body and so He's had a pretty difficult day. A storm comes up that threatens to sink the boat. It must have been a fierce storm, because they were afraid and most of them were fishermen. They weren't, like, not used to being in waves and storms. It really was a threatening storm. They don't wake Him up right away and then they don't wake Him up to ask Him for help. They wake Him up because He's sleeping through it all, and they think they're about to die. They figure, maybe we ought to wake Him up before we die. Upon awakening He calms the sea with only a word. He rebukes them for being afraid and having no faith, and their response was, they were awestruck. Today we use the word awesome, wow. That's awesome pizza. This is awesome, that someone says to the wind, be still. That someone says to the waves, be calm, and they obey His command. That's awesome. So they were awestruck. They had no power over the storm, they were completely at the mercy of the storm, and Jesus shows, by this miracle, that He had authority over the natural elements. With one story, well, not a story, but recounting the events, Mark demonstrates now that Jesus has power over the natural phenomenon: wind, rain, storm. Who is the only person that has power over nature? Well, only God controls nature. And remember, He didn't predict that it would rain, it wasn't a prediction of rain, wasn't a weather report. And he didn't explain what was going on. He actually controlled it, at His will. With this episode, Mark, kind of, puts before his readers the fact that Jesus is Lord over nature. Episode 2 demonstrates that Jesus now is Lord over the spirit world. No use paraphrasing the story, it's right there, we might as well read. It says, "They came to the other side of the sea, into the country of the Gerasenes. When He got out of the boat, immediately a man from the tombs with an unclean spirit met Him, and he had his dwelling among the tombs. And no one was able to bind him anymore, even with a chain; because he had often been bound with shackles and chains, and the chains had been torn apart by him and the shackles broken in pieces, and no one was strong enough to subdue him. Constantly, night and day, he was screaming among the tombs and in the mountains, and gashing himself with stones. Seeing Jesus from a distance, he ran up and bowed down before Him; and shouting with a loud voice he said, "What business do we have with each other, Jesus, son of the Most High God? I implore You by God, do not torment me!" For he had been saying to him, "Come out of the man, you unclean spirit!" And he was asking him, "What is your name?" And he said to him, "My name is Legion; for we are many." And he began to implore Him earnestly not to send them out of the country. Now there was a large herd of swine feeding nearby on the mountain. The demons implored Him saying, "Send us into the swine so that we may enter them." Jesus gave them permission. And coming out, the unclean spirits entered the swine; and the herd rushed down the steep bank into the sea, about 2,000 of them, and they were drowned in the sea. Their herdsmen ran away and reported it in the city and in the country. And the people came to see what it was that had happened. They came to Jesus and observed the man who had been demon-possessed sitting down, clothed and in his right mind, the very man who had had the "Legion"; and they became frightened. Those who had seen it described to them how it had happened to the demon-possessed man, and all about the swine. And they began to implore Him to leave their region. As he was getting into the boat, the man who had been demon-possessed was imploring Him that he might accompany Him. And He did not let him, but He said to him, "Go home to your people and report to them what great things the Lord has done for you and how He had mercy on you. And he went away and began to proclaim in Decapolis what great things Jesus had done for him and everyone was amazed." First they were awestruck, notice they were amazed so immediately after this the story tells us they reached the other side, they're confronted by a man possessed by an unclean spirit. Jesus had done this before. He had cast out spirits before, but some were unimpressed because there were demon possession cases that were handled by the priests. At that time, the priests also were dealing with these things. So when Jesus did it, it was like, okay, we've seen this before. You can do this too. This time, however, Mark describes a man possessed by many demons - Legion, many demons, and who could not be cured by anyone or restrained by anyone. That's why he gives a big description of this person here. No one could handle this guy. Again, Jesus cures him with simply a word and the demons are cast out. Now, this particular healing had some interesting features: first of all, He has dialogue with the demon, something that doesn't normally happen and probably to demonstrate to the man and His disciples that He knew what the problem was and yet was still without fear. Also, Jesus sends the demons into a nearby herd of swine, probably an area here where there were Gentiles, because there were no herds of swine among the Jews, of course. Some people think that He did this to reassure the man that the demons were truly out of him and they were physically somewhere else. Jesus, dealing also with the issue of faith in this man. And then the destruction of the swine, some people often question that, but, is not a man's life worth more than a herd of pigs? Let's face it. The people of the town they're angry, they're frightened, they didn't ask for a renumeration for the pigs, they just wanted Jesus to leave him alone. Again, they couldn't get past the destruction of the animals to see what had really happened. So the man is completely sane, dressed, at peace, after years of insanity and torment, and then Jesus leaves the man and the man wants to come with Him. Hey, let me follow you. Jesus said no, go back to where you come from, Decapolis, meaning the ten cities, deca - 10. Go back to the region where you come from and tell them, publish the news. Tell them what has happened. I want to make a little parenthetical statement here, something that we don't do. A lot of times we are sharing with someone, and we immediately want to teach them the Bible. Do you have a Bible? Open your Bible. Let me show you, let me explain to you what baptism is. Let me do this. The most powerful thing to begin with, I always encourage people is, your own personal witness. In the Church of Christ sometimes we don't think about that, we don't - that's not our go-to position. And yet, our personal witness is the most powerful teaching tool that we have. Not all of us are able to teach, maybe that's not our, in our skill set, we might know the material, we might understand the Bible, but transferring that information to someone else may not be easy for us; but telling our own story, and our own story is always true, it's always relevant, even if it happened 30 years ago, it's always relevant to you, because it's something that happened to you. And so, this is what Jesus does with this person. He didn't know anything about John the Baptist, he didn't know anything about - there's nothing in here about the Messiah, that Jesus was the Messiah, nothing - He just said, go home and tell your people what happened to you. And we'll see that later on, we'll see the result of that later on. Jesus leaves and the man goes his way to the ten cities, and a little later on Jesus is going to come back to this area and He will do great miracles, and He'll have great success, largely due to the fact that the man went back to his area and told people what happened. When Jesus came back another time, in that area, there were tremendous crowds that greeted Him. Jesus, after demonstrating that He had power over the natural world, shows that He also has power over the spiritual world. He overcomes nature in the outside world, He overcomes the demons in the inside world. The reader is left with the conclusion, again, that only God has power over the demons. Only God has power over the demons, and He doesn't say it, right? He just lets you make that conclusion for yourself. Okay so, Lord over nature, Lord over spirits, third episode, Lord over illness. Lord of illness. I'm not going to read this section, I think we're familiar with it. Mark intertwines, here, two stories, each of them showing Jesus' concern and His power over illness. At first Jesus is confronted by a synagogue official, today he'd be a minister, whose daughter is ill, to the point of death. He begs Jesus to come and heal her and Jesus agrees, but on His way He's interrupted by a woman who secretly touches his cloak with the point of being healed from her own disease. We find out that she has an issue of blood hemorrhaging, constant hemorrhaging. And so, the crowd was pressing on Him and she reached through to touch his coat. She was immediately cured. She suffered from uterine bleeding which did not stop. Her condition had bankrupted her with the doctors, and also did not permit her to attend services at the temple, because at that time, among the Jews, during a period of menstruation a woman was considered "unclean". She had to wait a certain number of days and go through a certain purification ritual before joining again the public assembly, but this woman, because of her hemorrhage was never cleaned, she was always considered unclean. And so it wasn't just the physical suffering, but it was the social suffering. She could not fellowship, she could not - she was cut off, away, cut off from a very major part of the lifestyle of that culture. The woman is immediately healed, but Jesus forces her to acknowledge her illness and what she had done and the results. And the reason was to publicly declare the miracle and also to verify that she was now healed and could return to worship in the temple. If she would have just stolen away, there'd be no public record of what had taken place. Jesus forces her to do that. A disease that had been treated for years, that was not mental or spiritual in nature, wasn't demon possession, that was uniquely female in nature, Jesus heals without saying a single word. I watch, sometimes, faith healers and the big show on TV, lots of words, lots of action, lots of music, lots of drama. Here, He doesn't even say a word. She just touches Him and she is healed. So, Jesus is not only Lord over illness, but His lordship is expressed by His mere presence. Third, Lord of illness. Fourth, Lord over death. Lord over death. It says, "While He was still speaking, they came from the house of the synagogue officials, saying, "Your daughter has died; why trouble the Teacher anymore?" But Jesus, overhearing what had been spoken, said to the synagogue official, "Do not be afraid any longer, only believe." And He allowed no one to accompany Him, except Peter and James and John the brother of James. They came to the house of the synagogue official and He saw a commotion, and people loudly weeping and wailing. And entering in, He said to them, "Why make a commotion and weep? The child has not died, but is asleep." They began laughing at Him, but putting them all out, He took along the child's father and mother and His own companions, and entered the room where the child was. Taking the child by the hand, He said to her, "Talitha kum!" (which translated means, "Little girl, I say to you, get up!"). Immediately the girl got up and began to walk, for she was 12 years old. And immediately they were completely astounded and He gave them strict orders that no one should know about this and He said that something should be given her to eat." Mark continues the narrative with the story of the synagogue leader's daughter. A report comes that she has died, then the father gives up hope. He's ready to accept the fact that his daughter was dead and Jesus offers him hope, telling him only to believe and not to be afraid. When He arrives the professional mourners are there and as well, as a crowd of people who laugh as He announces - the interesting thing there is that He gives even those people a chance to believe. He could have just walked by and said, could you move over please, I'm here, but He gives them a chance. She's not dead, she's just asleep. They knew who He was. He was no stranger. He was probably the most well-known person of that era, in that community. He gives them a chance to believe and they don't. So the only people who witness the miracles are the ones who believed. He brings his companions, the mother, and the father. Everyone else was put out. Again, Mark demonstrates Jesus' lordship over another impossible enemy of man, and that's death, itself. Because all these things, He's Lord over, that Mark selects to recount, are all things that man has absolutely no power over. If it was a political thing that Jesus did, or military thing that Jesus did, or a construction thing that Jesus did, well, men have some sort of power over those type of things; but nature, demons, illness, death, no. We have no power over those things, 100 percent. The four episodes established Jesus as one with divine power to overcome these things, over which man has, traditionally, had little or no control: nature, the spirit world, illness, and death. The conclusion that's left, that's given to the reader is that only God can have and demonstrate this kind of power, therefore, you got to make it up in your own mind. If only God controls these things, Jesus controls these things, therefore, well then, Jesus must be God, right? All right, so now in chapter six, Mark begins to describe the expansion of Jesus's ministry. Up until this time, he's describing incidents, isolated incidents: Jesus's preaching, His miracles, various reactions to that. With time His ministry expands and Mark describes this evolution, as well as more reactions to Jesus's increasing fame. Now he talks about Jesus's hometown, how the ministry now is beginning to grow. Again, we're not going to read these here. I think you're familiar with them, the news and fame of His teaching and miracles reaches His hometown before He does. He's been in the big city doing these things, so they're hearing about it back home. Their response: skepticism. And their skepticism is so provincial. I mean, they're thinking is, how can somebody from this place, do these kind of things? Maybe somebody from Jerusalem might do them, but from our little town? They even mentioned Jesus as the hometown carpenter's son and one of many in a local family. Jesus, this time, is the one who was amazed. Notice, He always said the people were amazed. That people were in awe. Here it says, Mark says, Jesus was amazed. And what was He amazed at? Well, in the New Testament Jesus is only amazed at two things, great faith, lack of faith. The Centurion, He was amazed at the faith of the centurion, who says, you don't have to come to my house, just say the word and - you remember that story - and it says, Jesus was amazed at the Centurion's faith. And he says it, I've not found faith like this anywhere in Israel, and people were not happy about that. And then here, He's amazed here. What is He amazed at? Well, He's amazed at their lack of faith. After everything that He's done. Jesus, this time, is the one who's amazed, but He continues to teach, nevertheless, in the synagogue. He was sent to preach the good news and He does this without the accompanying miracles, in His hometown. Another example of His expanded ministry: He sends out the 12. Verses 7 to 13, again, not going to read that. So time is moving on. He can only be in one place at a time, so He sends out His apostles to, kind of, replicate His ministry, gives them the ability to do miracles, gives them the charge to preach, gives them instructions about their conduct and their ministry. He says to them He will provide for them. Don't bring extra stuff, I will take care of everything you need. He tells them to stay in one place, when they receive you. He said, stay in one place. No begging from door to door, that's the idea. No going from door to door, begging for food and money. When they receive you in one place, you stay there. If they don't receive you, shake off the dust, leave town, go to the next place. This is an important phase of training for the future of their work that begins, that Mark describes here. Another example, Jesus and Herod, a very interesting relationship these two. At this point, even though the people in Nazareth don't think this is a big deal, the people in Jerusalem, they're the ones that are amazed. At this point Jesus's fame reaches the top ruler in the area and we get some background information about Herod. One of the few times that he does this in his gospel. so Herod and his sons had gained power in the area through political collusion with Rome. They bought it, scheming. He wasn't like the real king of it. He bought his position. Now the Herod that Mark is talking about here, was the son of the Herod who had killed the children in Bethlehem during Jesus's infancy. He had abandoned his wife and had eloped with Herodias, his brother's wife, who's, of course, she was already married at the time. He went to Rome, saw her, eloped with her, came back with her, and he was also her half - uncle. I don't know how that works, but it's pretty gamey. Today we say, it's so wrong. This was so wrong. It was wrong in every way possible. That's why, when John the Baptist was saying, you can't have her, your brother's wife. You can't have her. They understood. So John the Baptist denounced this union and in so doing, he threatens Herodias' position as queen. Herod knew Jewish law and custom and he understood John's preaching and John's meaning. During a supper given in honor of his noblemen, Herod is tricked into promising Herod's daughter, or Herodias' daughter, a special favor. Again, a familiar story: she, manipulated by her mother, demands John the Baptist's execution. And, in order not to lose face, we know that Herod has John the Baptist killed. Since this time, it seems that Herod has been consumed by guilt and anxiety, so when Jesus appears, Herod begins to believe that Jesus is the incarnation of John. A righteous man that he's killed. And this appearance, now, he's come to haunt him. Alright, superstitious man. Mark uses this kind of flashback device to introduce an important character of that era and also to describe the circumstances that brought to an end the ministry of John the Baptist, who was an important character introduced earlier in his book. Remember, I told you at the beginning, Mark just give us the facts. It's like a postcard. It's like a snapshot, boom. He doesn't waste a lot of time. With this one story he covers John the Baptist, why he's not there, why there is now this problem with Herod. Another thing, Jesus and His disciples Matthew and John record long passages, where Jesus is actually teaching His apostles. There's a lot of dialogue, a lot of questions, answers between them. That's in Matthew and John. Mark doesn't give long passages of sermons and exhortations, that's not him. He shows us Jesus teaching them by doing, by giving examples, by sending them out to do stuff, and receiving their response. We have examples of this from versus 30 to 5 6. Some of the interaction between Jesus and His disciples, the ones that Mark mentions. First of all, there's the retreat, in verses 30 to 32. They go out, they preach, they come back, Jesus tries to bring them away on a retreat, if you wish, to rest, refresh themselves. We do see, however, that they report everything that they did. They begin with a retreat, then there's the rally. What begins as a retreat, ends as a rally, as thousands gathered together to hear Jesus. Listen, if you've got no doctor, if you've got no medicine, if you're dirt-poor and you're sick and all of a sudden this person shows up and He's healing people and you hear that, He's over here, I mean, you're going to be looking for that person. Exactly what happens. Jesus's miracles and teachings and the recent preaching tour of the Apostles has kind of stirred up the population to come and hear Jesus for themselves. Remember, the Apostles aren't preaching themselves, they're talking about Jesus. So the people are motivated to see Him. He is confined because of time and distance and because now Herod is stalking Him. So what's happening now is that instead of Him going to the crowds, now the crowds are coming to Him. In this sense, we see Jesus feed the people in two ways: He feeds them spiritual food, in a natural way, by preaching. And then He feeds them physical food, in a supernatural way, by the miracle of the fish and the bread. Jesus is giving His apostles an illustration of several important lessons here. First of all, humans have both physical and spiritual needs that they must satisfy as ministers. It's not all preaching and teaching. If you're a minister, there's a lot of close-in, what we call, close-in work. Clothes in work: counseling, encouragement, the hospital visits, just that type of thing. Also, Jesus is showing them that He can fulfill both needs. With Him, there's always more than enough. Without Him, there was only five loaves and two fish. With Him, enough food to feed 5,000 people. A great lesson. A great lesson. When we, ourselves, are beginning to doubt that we don't have the resources - emotional, physical, whatever - to do what we need to do, we need to, kind of, think about that. They've just ministered, they've done miracles and He reminds them that He's the source of these things. Not they, themselves. Then there's the walking on the water episode, 45 to 52. Again, I'm not going to read. It demonstrates that they were slow learners. The story sends them across the lake by themselves this time. Last time He was in the boat with them. They're having problems again with the storm and the boat. And what did they do? They didn't call on Him. First time He's in the boat, they still don't call on Him for help. Now He's not in the boat, they hit a storm, they still don't call on Him, slow learners. When they see Him walking on water, they're afraid. I mean, they've just seen Him cast demons out, He's just converted a couple of pieces of bread and fish for enough food to feed 5,000 people, He's healed people, He's raised people from the dead, and when they see Him walking on water, this freaks them out. So they're slow. They're slow. So here they have witnessed miracles, they have, themselves, performed miracles, they've seen Him exercise power over every natural and spiritual enemy, they've heard His teaching, but they still didn't understand the conclusion that this was pointing to. Not that He was a man who did miracles, but that He was the Divine Son of God, with Him everything was possible. Each one of these miracles and signs, however, were bringing them closer and closer and closer to realization. And then another episode of miracles. You notice what I'm doing here, I'm not just choosing random things. I'm starting in chapter 4 and we're just working our way, verse by verse through the chapters; reading some, paraphrasing others. So more miracles. When they reach the other side of the lake, Mark describes almost in an offhand manner the many more miracles Jesus continued to do. Even doing them without speaking. It's like an afterthought. Yeah, they went across and then, more miracles, more - just another day at the office, more miracles. Just His presence, now, produces great healings. The Apostles gained, interesting, this great display of power and slowly they're becoming - they're coming around to the idea of who Jesus really was. This will mark the beginning of the final time that Jesus will perform public miracles. In the next two chapters there's going to be more confrontation and several other key miracles, but from here on in He's going to begin to prepare His disciples to understand two great truths. Truth number one, His true identity. All of these miracles, all of these teachings, all this stuff is not there in a vacuum for itself. It's there to point to something. As a matter of fact, that's what miracles are, aren't they? Miracles are phenomenas that point to something. The miracles point to Him as the Son of God, as the Messiah. Although Mark doesn't focus so much on the idea of Him being the Messiah as Matthew does, because Matthew is writing for Jews. For Jews, it was important that He was that. He proved that He was the Messiah from scripture. Mark has a different agenda, different type of people reading his thing. He's less concerned about Him being the Messiah, but more concerned about understanding the divine nature that He has. And then the second reality or truth that they need to understand is, the true mission. The mission wasn't miracles, the mission was the cross. And he's pointing them to that. The cross is coming. And they need to understand, He's the son of God so that they can grasp the idea that He can resurrect, because He's also going to talk about, they'll kill me, but I will resurrect. If He is the son of God, then that is not out of His reach, right? Those who claim to be faith healers today, they forget the original purpose of miracles: to witness to the divinity of Christ. That was one of the original reasons for miracles, to witness to the divinity of Christ and also to witness to the truth of His word. The apostles were preaching and they were saying, this is the truth. We saw it with our own eyes, the resurrection. And people would say, why should we believe you? Then the Apostles would heal someone, raise someone from the dead, or do a miracle, and that would be the answer. That's why you should believe me, because God has given me the power to do things that men cannot normally do. Today, obviously, we don't need to witness a miracle to believe that Jesus is the Son of God. I've got this here, this is my proof. This is my text. The miracle is in here, eye-witnessed by the apostles. This is why Jesus and the early disciples did the miracles. Today we don't have miracles, but I just want to say one thing here, before we finish, we have the thing called providence. The providence of God. And a lot of times we underestimate what providence is. We just think, oh providence, God is being nice to us or dear Lord, help me find a parking spot. Oh, the providence of God, a parking spot. The providence of God is God working in your life. So if I pray, if I've got cancer and I pray, Lord, please, if it be Your will, put me into remission. Help me and overcome this disease. And I get better, that's not a miracle, that's the providence of God working the answer to a prayer. God is powerful, obviously, and He works in powerful ways in our lives. A miracle is: I fall on a train track and the train goes over my arm and I don't have my arm anymore and then somebody says, oh watch what I can do in the name of Jesus. He puts his hand on my shoulder and a new arm comes out. That's a miracle, okay? But that I had migraine headaches for 10 years and I prayed, Lord, please, please help me to find relief from these things. And somehow through finding the right medicine, more exercise, whatever, a change of attitude, or just God took them away from me, that's not a miracle, that's the providence of God. God working within the rules and using rules we don't even know about, to help us. Those aren't miracles. It's when God goes against the rules. Someone who is dead. Dead for three days and stinking, like Lazarus, and rotting and then God, Jesus, comes along and brings him back to life. That's a miracle. It goes against all the rules. So that's Mark. That's where we're at in Mark. We're going to continue chapter 7, read on. Our goal, hopefully, is when we're done, you will know the book of Mark and you will know what it's about, some of the key ideas in it. Alright, thank you very much. | BibleTalk.tv | UCQviXmqPa6PRBmukpy_gWeA | 2015-08-17 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,802 | 31,819 |
1UoMM2rxX4w | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UoMM2rxX4w | Berkeley Nobel Laureate Randy Schekman | - So this is my cartoon depiction of a yeast cell. And what I've shown inside of the cell are membranes that cooperate with each other to organize this process of shipment of proteins outside the cell. And what we did was, that we identified the genes that organized this whole process and when we cloned the genes, we could discover that, later on, that the yeast genes have their equivalence in the genomes of all other cells. Even human cells. If you ever have a vaccination against Hepatitis B, it's made by a particle that's actually manufactured in a yeast cell using this pathway. Likewise, 1/3 of the world's supply of human recombinant insulin is made by secretion in yeast, by putting the insulin gene into yeast and harnessing that power of that process to fool it into making a human protein. So winning the Nobel Prize has given me the visibility that allows the university to amplify my voice. On October 7th, I suddenly got a megaphone. My views on public higher education have not changed for many years. Fewer people would listen to me until now. We have to convince not only the legislature, but the people of the state, that this is where their money should be invested. I think there has been an unacceptably diminished contribution to the nourishment of our next generation. That's the message that I'd like to give. | UC Berkeley | UCZAXKyvvIV4uU4YvP5dmrmA | 2014-03-25 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 236 | 1,337 |
C3r-Rm1V9cY | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3r-Rm1V9cY | Black starr lion VS Syko MikOH | quick quick stops eh one two three go [Music] quick jump like this in the leg and everything like God like gone all I gotta do is Strike him one from the chest you've already cut off his leg three times so slowly oh you're gonna go slow can't stop it stop it like this watch up one at first yeah then it doesn't work [Music] all right it's about position buddy he doesn't reposition watch out what do you mean fast speed what is this [ __ ] this ain't slow yeah because we're going slow ly got my legs [Music] doesn't matter how fast my hands get up I just can't stop it that's a slider hit I was sliding your blade he's sliding Echo okay you know this guy got me too quick totally over swung that yeah I guess I was a little sick for myself when he's down [Music] yeah nice nice | RastaComics1 | UCNJDqX-KHcMHCNCRmDxTcqw | 2016-05-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 155 | 789 |
Q8Wde9tV9gQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8Wde9tV9gQ | Measuring the risk of Expected Rate of Return | Strategic Finance | FIN703_Topic073 | no expected return is free from uncertainty this means that there is a level of certain riskiness associated with that particular rate expected rate of return now uh this riskiness is also associated with the liquidation of that particular investment but at more importantly the risk is computed for the expected return so to determine the riskiness of an expected return of a particular investment the investor needs to know the tools that can be used in order to measure the riskiness of a particular rate of return that an investor is expected to earn in the future on the intended investment how to define the term risk risk is basically the dispersion of possible returns this means that any deviation in the expected return is termed as the risk uh for a financial analyst this riskiness is required to be Quantified in terms of number so that its level of toughness can be determined there are certain statistical measures that allow any investor to compare return and riskiness of an investment with reference to the other alternative Investments for the particular investor there are certain measures that can be used to proxy the riskiness of a particular investment these measures include variance standard deviation and coefficient of variation variance means a measurement of spread found between numbers in a data set if the variance is larger this means the there is more dispersion and the greater uncertainty which another means that the investment uh is more riskier in terms of its expected returns to determine the variance we we basically the we scare the probability value of the expected returns for example we have a certain data whose variance is 0.0141 if we convert this figure into percentage we can see that the variance in this particular case is 1.41 percent or roughly it is closer to 1.5 percent so the variance is much lesser so we can say that the riskiness of this particular investment is much lower so investment is relatively safer as to its expected returns there is a point to note that for risk-free Investments the variance is generally zero because the expected rate of return on such risk-free investment is generally certain per certainty the probability value is 100 so this means the return would also be 100 percent the then this hundred percent charity of the expected return means that the there is no riskiness so the variance on these Investments is generally the zero the second measure to compute riskiness of investment is the standard deviation uh this is also the measure of volatility or the riskiness of an investment in terms of its expected return standard deviation is a quantity that is expressed that expresses by how much the expected return of an investment can be deviated from its average return now to determine the standard deviation of a particular expected return on an investment we just compute the square root of the variance of that uh expected return on the investment and if we carry the previous example the circuit of our variance which was 0.0141 this square root of this figure is 11.87 percent uh using this Standalone figure let's assume that the investment is relatively less risky but if we have an other investment alternative then we would be using this standard deviation with the standard deviation of expected Returns on that investment and the in investment with lower standard deviation uh would be termed as the safer investment the conclusion on this standard deviation discussion says that the higher the value of standard deviation higher the volatility of returns of a given investor on of a given investment which means that investment is relatively a riskier one the third measure to compute riskiness is the coefficient of variation it is basically a relative measure of riskiness because it Compares alternative investment with widely different rate of return and their standard deviation this coefficient of variation measures risk per unit of expected return and to determine the coefficient of variation we just divide the standard deviation of returns over the expected return we have our example that we continue here on the screen you can see that we have standard deviation of 0.11874 and expected return of 0.07 the coefficient of variation comes to 1.696 this means that to determine one unit of expected return we have to bear 1.69 unit of standard deviation or riskiness so the riskiness of this investment is higher than the expected return this means that investment is highly riskier we have another example as you can see on the bottom part of the screen where we have two Alternatives investment a in and investment B the expected return on investment is seven percent and on B it's 12 percent the standard deviation on investment a is five percent and on B is seven percent apparently the B has higher standard deviation so the B is looking higher riskier than the investment a but if we compute coefficient of variation for both of the Investments we can see that for the a investment a the coefficient of variation is 0.71 and for investment B its coefficient of variation is 0.58 as we have seen that higher coefficient of variation means higher riskiness now the using this criteria we can say that investment B is lesser riskier than investment a as the per unit riskiness of investment B is lesser than the per unit riskiness of investment a because investment B is yielding lesser riskiness which is as low as half unit of the risk against one unit of the return earned by the investment B so we can conclude that investment B is relatively lesser riskier than the investment a how to measure risk for the historical returns as we have just seen the measurement of risk for the expected returns in fact same riskiness measures like coefficient of variation standard deviation and variance can be used to measure the riskiness of some past returns or historical returns uh for that purpose again we can use the variance which is the uh here which is standard deviation basically and it is the square root of the variance of the probability values of the historical returns this measures these measures indicate that how much individual holding period yields over the time deviated from the series expected value of time T this means there to determine the riskiness of historical returns we compute its standard deviation the standard deviation of holding period yield and then we compare the standard deviation of holding period yields against the expected return and the deviation computed through the measure of coefficient of variation of standard deviation and way of variance that mayor tells how riskier was the particular investment in the past | Virtual University of Pakistan | UCAQfQqunzE8frH3ukEbgOhA | 2023-05-26 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,133 | 6,678 |
YvOZxu8Nbdo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvOZxu8Nbdo | Beat The Crocodile WIN $1,000,000 | a multi-millionaire said to all the people at his party I will bet $1 million that nobody will jump into the pool with my 25-ft crocodile the words were barely out of his mouth when there was a loud Splash all of a sudden everyone turned around and saw Brian who was the only native Australian in the pool fighting violently with the crocodile he was jabbing it in the eyes with his thumbs and throwing punches getting it in a choke hold biting its tail off and flipping it through the air like some kind of martial arts expert the water was churning and splashing everywhere both Brian and the crocodile were screaming finally Brian strangled the crocodile and let it float to the top of the pool an exhausted Brian wearily climbed out of the pool with everybody staring at him in disbelief the millionaire said well I guess I owe you $1 million then no you're all right man said Brian the millionaire replies with come on I have to give you something how about a new car or some expensive watch once again Brian said no thank you sir now confused the rich man asked well then Brian what do you want Brian says I want the idiot who pushed me in | Jokes Toast | UCyLZpX5cxkIVKT2vzqy8mzw | 2024-04-05 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 216 | 1,145 |
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Do This! | hello everyone and welcome to the SJSU school of informations career colloquia session my name is Jill Klees and I am the I schools Career Center liaison thank you so much for joining us tonight it's really fun to see where everybody is logging in from we have the great pleasure of having to hiring managers from public and research libraries with us tonight to share their experience of what they look for when hiring for a library one position so you'll hear tips on how to prep for the interview and how to transfer your current skills into library work the session tonight is one hour and it is being recorded I ask that you hold your questions and tell each of our speakers has had the opportunity to present and then we will open it up for Q&A at the end at that time you may type your questions in the chat box and please do please feel free to ask some questions we've got you know this is great information so absolutely be thinking about what your questions are and then feel free to follow up so this is an excellent opportunity you're welcome to join us on Twitter as I said earlier tweeting your comments using the hashtag SJSU colloquia and during the presentation please please do keep the dialog in the chat box to a minimum just we don't distract our presenters so we're going to go ahead and get started and I'm going to start with you Angie so go ahead and take it away thanks Jill I'm hoping that everyone can still hear me okay I just want to thank everyone for coming in or I guess signing on tonight from everywhere across the country which i think is cool so before we start I wanted to tell you just a little bit of background of myself real quick I graduated from San Jose State in December of 2005 and right after that I started working at San Jose Public Library and from there I have a bunch of different roles teen librarian branch librarian eventually I did become a branch manager and also manage some system-wide departments in San Jose my last job there which I had for a little under a year and a half was as a division manager and with that job I oversaw a little under half of the same of the Public Library branches and then the Education Department there which includes early literacy adult literacy and and centralized programming so then May of last year I decided to take a big leap and say goodbye to 70 degree wintertime weather and come to New York City to work for the New York Public Library so currently I'm the Associate Director for the West Bronx library network and it's very similar to the job that I did in San Jose I oversee the dozen branches that are located in the West Bronx and all aspects of kind of supporting the staff and the management there at the branches so with the current job that I have and the job the last job that I had at San Jose public hiring was a big is a big responsibility for me hiring public librarians of course so recently all the New York City libraries which includes New York Brooklyn and Queens public we were given a really high amounts of money forty three million dollars for this fiscal year to hire librarians and pretty much to expand ours and to enhance the initiatives and the programming that we that we want to do so for New York Public Library that meant along with all other kinds of non library support jobs we had to also hire close to a hundred librarians so I've literally been interviewing librarians since about August like once a week every Monday we're interviewing librarian so we have a little bit experience for interviewing for librarians and definitely we're interviewing library in one position so now I'm just going to that's me in a nutshell I'll move on to my next slide so I wanted to talk about first is in the public librarian world what are we looking for what am I looking for when I'm interviewing and looking for new librarians first off is this job is very much customer service based we're looking for people who have those customer service skills or understand that it's the customer at the library patron the user however you want to name this person that comes into your building and how you interact with them and how you get them access to the resources that you have so you'll be working front lines you know having interaction not with just your what you think of like regular library patrons but hope possibly politicians people who work for community-based organizations parents teachers teens every any person of course the public library that you know access to all so to be able to have that real strong customer service skill set is really is what we're looking for and not necessarily in libraries if you had a job that dealt with any kind of customer service skills we're looking for that I know they say this in public libraries the only constant in public libraries is change so to be able to adjust the change and to express how you can adjust the change in your interview whether it's you know how about talking about projects or things that you've done at a current employer we like to see I like to see that you can adjust well to change but also think about when you've had to go through any kind of change with a group of people now how did you work with those people to get through a change not necessarily how did you leave this group but how did you play a role getting that group to change and to adjust to it in a good way knowing the community it is really important and knowing that the library is very community-based I'm sure and preaching to the choir here so but being able to express that it's the community it's really important to a public library and how you interact with that community and it really does connect with the second point like as a community changes so is your services so are your so are your resources so is your programming so being able to express like that understanding that the code the community need is what you're responding to and my last big point there's many other points I'm sure but these kind of the floor that I thought of real quick it's not just about the book I'm sure again it's something that we all know as an interviewer I'd much rather have a candidate say I love working with people then I love books or I love to read oh we I'm sure we can all say that we love the books that we love to read and it's and when you're going into your interview and talking about your experience and your skill set to always be thinking about not the materials not the DVDs the books the e-resources but to think about how do I get these materials into the hands of my community of my patrons customers users however you want to say it and that's what and that's what we look for which is why I much rather would hear that that I love working with people comment all right so I'm going to talk about prepping for the interview and some of the things that I've used in my own interviews for jobs as well as what I've seen works when I talk to successful candidates so the first thing is of course we're all going to read the Job Description to see if we want to apply for something but to really read it carefully and see because you can really tell what our organization's priorities are going to be by what their job description says and you want to read the job description as well as the qualifications that the library is looking for you want to use these points to help you prep for the interview you know being in a public or a research library you could be practicing questions until the end of the year but how are you going to narrow that down and looking at the job description is great for example if you're a children's librarian and you notice that they're talking about early literacy and after-school support well now you know a couple of the things that they find important in their organization so focus on that kind of research and the kind of experience and skill set that you would have to contribute to those specific initiatives they have and also you guys are in school or just about to graduate or have graduated whatever stage you're at if you're looking for these first your first professional job as a librarian don't let that make you think that you were not as good of a candidate as anyone else walking through that door you have a strong skill set and so instead of looking at like specific librarian skills and the job descriptions think about those soft skills so if you want to look at the children's librarian example again and they say we want you to do story times and develop children's programming so maybe you haven't actually done a story time in front of children or done a children's program in a public library setting but what qualities what are those soft skills that would lend to a successful program it would be time management being well organized being able to promote is talking to parents and you've probably done that stuff in your life group projects a job that you currently have or had in the past so think about how you can translate you know maybe they're what you're working at a bank and you guys are trying to get new checking account clients and so that's until you threw an event in the bank I mean that even though that has nothing to do with public libraries you just plant an event and so that's what programming is so try and make those connections because all the stuff that you've done previous to that day that you walk into interview you can find relevance to it in a in a public library job research your future employer which is like well as to call when you come into their view I think the biggest thing that can frustrate an interview panel or interviewer is when someone asks us a question that could have easily been discussed discovered on the website so have your background answered down most interviews at least all the interviews I've done for first level librarians there's a question something like tell us about your experience and why you would be a good candidate for this position how those points down it's it can be it's also good to practice it because it could be an answer that could take half of your interview depending on the kind of experience and the things that you've done up to that day it was the easy question that can end up being really long-winded so practice that be concise be specific again if it's you know just using that children's library an example again if that's what you're going for and you have experience let's say as an adult services librarian not to say that it's not relevant but you probably don't have to go into the detail of some adult program that you did but you can say you know as a adult services librarian I did a lot of programming you know so make sure that you have those points down I find it easier to remember when I'm practicing is to do it chronologically start from when I graduated up until the current position that I have and so this is the second to last day I think of three stories this is something that a mentor of mine told me during before my very first library management job and I still use it and it's think of three stories that work school related like you know anything that you did in your studies and make sure you have those very well rehearse that you know every single point of those stories we don't know you don't know what questions you're really going to be asked in the interview so if you have those stories in your brain and then a question comes up you'll be able to kind of kind of look in like the you know the file folder of your brain and think okay that question is asking me about teamwork skills well you kind of change the slide there I'm going to pull this story you know and talk about it so some examples of stories that you could use if you have a customer-service story again like I said customer service is such a big thing in libraries group project stories I think are good because you're probably doing a ton of group projects in school right now and some of the soft skills that group projects could highlight our interpersonal skills teamwork leadership time management organization so oh those that's a great story to also have in your pocket a problem-solving story is also great again a highlights teamwork but also can highlight critical thinking customer service leadership all those kinds of things and these are just a couple of examples I mean you can come up anything that you feel like you know like a project view feel especially proud of this is like the time to talk about how great you are also you know remember that and also with the group project I think in the library land we have a tendency to always think we because we have to work in teams you know we're always working together in teams this is the one time to be selfish think about I what did you specifically do in that project what was your role what you did and what was the end result and and really think about how you promote yourself so my last point practice practice practice you can't do enough of that time yourself I had a colleague who's a really good friend of mine she knew that her body language and her and how she spoke made her seem like less confident about her work even though she knew that inside she knows she does good work as a librarian so she actually like took a webcam and recorded herself and watched her recording and just practiced and kept doing it until she had the body language and the tone that muted more confidence and that's that's pretty extreme I don't know if even I would do that but do what it takes to to get that interview done and get those questions down to those stories so the last couple things I want to talk about are just library trends and I feel like when I think about the people who come in and really impress us are the ones who have really done their research and this is such an excellent time for you guys because you're doing the research you know these library trends you're working on those papers those group projects so keep that up and understand what's happening in in in public libraries the the slide I have up here is a graph infographic from Pew Research Center I'm sure you guys have all used pew but if you haven't it's such a great resource and so they just did a big report called libraries at the crossroads and that came out last fall and they asked the question like what is the public want from public libraries and so they're saying things like early literacy school support whether it's like after-school tutoring programming and the science and math like stem or steam however you want to say it school visits digital literacy and really looking at the brick and mortar buildings the public library buildings as a community hub it's kind of strange if you look at this chart reading in books I just straight grabbing a book and sitting down or reading it doesn't come into a chart until about the sixth or seventh down which is not to say that's not important but as saying the community is expecting a lot from the public library and they're expecting more than just than just the books and they're expecting the services and the programs behind it so you know make sure and keep that in mind and when you're looking at these big national trends then connect them to the library that you're interviewing for okay I see that this is that early literacy is a library trend nationally how is the library that I'm interviewing for doing this do they have story time so they have literacy workshops for parents really or early literacy workshops for parents refuse me a look if you're not familiar with the city that you're interviewing for the Public Library go to the city's website and see if you can find like a fact sheet of the demographic you know really research that stuff to and connect it oh I noticed that this community has a very large spanish-speaking community or non english-speaking community in this library doing ESL programs conversation clubs citizenship things yeah and if they're not like something interesting to kind of bring up in the conversation that you have in your interview if you can so I have a link there for the Pew Research Center the latest report again it's a huge report just read the executive summary and look at the infographics and you'll be fine another quick and dirty thing I do to see what trends are happening in libraries is to look at conference programs so for example the Public Library Association is having their conference in April the programs up on their website so instead of navigating through all of the information that's on the PLA website just go to their PLA conference program and see what's going on let's see what kinds of things that that people are presenting about because most of the presenters are people that are still working the frontlines in libraries so it's a good way to kind of see what those trends are real quick and my final slide what you can do now again I'm sure you guys know a lot of this stuff um if you have the time and the resources volunteering or doing an internship in any kind of library I think is really helpful and helps you just again gain more of that experience more the ammunition that you can use to take into an interview keep your resume updated I always do I'm not looking for a job but I always get updated anytime you do something that you feel is worthy to put in your resume just make note of it and then when you apply for a job then edit and narrow down your resume to what you feel like would work for you you keep your LinkedIn account updated as well which is something I had to work on this year um and I can't really enhance the group project enough I know as a all online class group project can be very difficult to do and sometimes really stressful so really take those opportunities not only to understand the content of the classes that you're doing these group projects for but again those soft skills that you can gain by doing the project because I mean let's face it public libraries for sure aren't the most well funded institutions in this country so you're working as a team you're you're a sign you're hired as an adult librarian but if that children's librarian sick thing you're doing storytime that morning so you know you're working together and so to be able to express that you have that ability and that skill set to do so I think will will take you a long way and if you feel free to contact me there's my email address again we're going to have questions after we both speak and I'm going to I'm off to America hi everyone thank you very much Angie my name is Amanda Foulke I am the director of the Milstein library at the University of Pittsburgh in Greensburg and I'm also the coordinator of all four regional campus libraries for the University of Pittsburgh so that includes the Bradford campus the Johnstown campus and the Titusville campus as well as my home campus of Greensburg so I can say that Angie and I are going to sound quite repetitive and that normally wouldn't be such a good thing in a presentation but I think for this topic it is actually a good thing public academic special school libraries archives we're all a little bit different we have different stakeholders we have different missions but when I was looking through Angie's slide about what a public librarian is and listening to her descriptions I thought wow that's really not much different than what I'm looking for in an academic library so there are a lot of different things that connect us as librarians even though we're working in different settings also there are many things that you could and should do when you're applying for a job at any one of these libraries so hopefully any repetition that you experience tonight will help you focus on some of these best practices and help you to stand out as a candidate for a job that you're applying for okay how did I get here and some of you might have a similar story I didn't plan to become a librarian my plan was to become a professor of South Asian religions and I just kind of happened upon library work very casually one of my sorority sisters was graduating and she worked in the library and they asked her to find somebody who would be a good fit and she said hey this is a really cool job do you want to apply for it and I thought sure I could really use the extra money well as it turned out I really really loved my library work I was just really happy when I was at work but I still didn't really consider it as a profession and so I went to grad school for to study for a master's degree in Southeast Asian religions and I continued to work in libraries when when I was at that University and just really continued to fall in love with library work so rather than applying for PhD programs at that time I decided to get my MLIS and I went to the University of Pittsburgh and worked very closely with dr. su almonds some of you might know her she's now at San Jose State she was a very good mentor to me after I graduated from library school I was the head of technical services in a small public library in Massachusetts and I did have one direct report there but I didn't do any hiring at that time I then quickly moved back to the academic library setting and became a collection development librarian at a small Catholic liberal arts school in Boston and then I decided I wanted to come back home to be a little bit closer to Pennsylvania and got a job as a reference librarian at the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg was there for about four years when my boss retired and I decided to go for her position and so I've been in my current position as the director of the library and the coordinator of regional campus libraries for about a year and a half now so compared to Angie I'm really a new hiring manager but I've gotten a lot of experience over the past year and a half I've hired two public services librarians an instruction librarian an instructional designer and I am currently on the search committee for our library being searched for the University of Pittsburgh and I anticipated that I'll be running about three more searches over the next six months to a year so I've gotten some practice this so this is going to start really the block of my and my tips for you before you start to write your cover letter really sit down and read the job description or the announcement if you're like me you get really excited about a potential position and end up skimming the job announcement and start getting right to work on fashioning your cover letter or updating your resume I really have to intentionally slow myself down and make myself read through the entire job announcement carefully and then I force myself to read it again and again while I'm doing this I start making some notes in the margins of the announcement about the skills or experience that I would bring to the position and that I'd want to highlight in my cover letter or in my resume doing this helps me to collect my thoughts while making sure that they're still relevant to the job announcement or to the position description and she also mentioned this all of you are preparing to become informational professionals so it is expected that you're going to do your research into the institution or the organization before you submit your application so just like Angie I really encourage you to take some time to look through the library's website and their various social media sites for an academic job it's also really important to take a look at the college or universities website as well ask yourself a couple of questions while you're reading through this stuff what's the mission of the institution what's the mission of the library if you can demonstrate even just once in your cover letter that you took some time to learn more about the institution and the library that would go a really long way with me because again it shows me that you did your homework and that you're diligent this also helps you to begin to determine if the institution and the library are going to be a good fit for you in terms of mission and culture so if you're a forward-thinking innovator and the library's website looks like it's ten or fifteen years old this could either be an opportunity for you to go in there and do some really cool things or it could signal that the culture doesn't really welcome an innovation so you're not going to know that just from a cursory glance but this is something to keep in mind as you get to the interview stage because that's something that you're going to want to find out more information about before determining whether that's going to be a good fit for you finally when you're reading through the job description again and again and again start asking start thinking about questions that you'd like to ask as a library director the direct supervisor and the rest of the library staff based on the job announcement and the research that you did looking into the library in the college or university pretend like there's like a little chat box there and if you could just type into that chat box what is what would your questions be for those people if you do called in for an interview this is going to be really helpful for you then okay this is a really important point for me a cover letter is not a program of your resume so often I get cover letters especially for entry-level positions and I understand why this is the case but so often these cover letters end up sounding like a prose version of the resume that I have right there so it says I worked here and I did this particular task but all of that is fantastic but it's all it's easily covered or conveyed in a resume or a CV so you should be using the cover letter to cover the so what question tell me why these experiences and these skills are relevant to the job or position that I'm hiring for what's important about your experience what did you achieve aside from just completing a project what did you learn that you'll bring bring with you to this job if you're hired you don't need to cover your entire resume highlight two or three really important experiences or achievements and I think this is not unlike the three stories that that Angie spoke about in her presentation I really love that idea and I hadn't heard of that before but think of these three stories maybe in micro or miniature version and convey them very concisely in your cover letter while telling me while there why they're important to this particular job also everybody who applies is diligent enthusiastic team oriented strategic goal-oriented forward-thinking collaborative and innovative but not a lot of people actually prove that in their cover letter so I challenge you to prove this to the hiring manager through the use of the examples above and you don't need a lot of space you don't have a lot of space you have about one page max maybe a little bit more than that in the cover letter and you have a lot of ground to cover but these are all really important things so you want to think carefully about what you're including and why you're including it after you've drafted your cover letter I suggest you read through the job description and your notes about the library and the institution again ask yourself of what you've written is relevant to the job as well as to the organization have a classmate friend or family member read through the job description in your cover letter to make sure all of it makes sense I know some people do automatically throw cover letters or resumes with typos into the circular file I also to speak I'm not one of them but you really do need to make sure that everything has been gone over several times everybody makes mistakes all of us have been there I've certainly sent things off and then realized five minutes later that there is a typo on page two but it's important for us to keep in mind that this is likely our first chance to make a good impression on a potential future employer so you really do want to make sure you've looked over it several times and getting another set of eyes isn't a bad idea because it's all it ends up looking the same to us we know what is supposed to be there and it can be harder for us to find the things that aren't supposed to be there okay I've used both the terms resume and CV and this is a distinction I think really in academia though you might encounter it in some other types of libraries and these are different things so a resume I've highlighted in some of the the basic descriptive points on these and I don't really want to convey that this is an either-or sort of thing so don't don't spin out about this too much but I think it's important to introduce these ideas to students who are in library school right now so if you're in library school right now and you're really just trying to apply for your first professional position you're most likely going to use a resume for your job applications so that's going to be about one to two pages but that's not to say that you shouldn't include any Awards honors publications presentations if you have them so make sure that even though you're trying to keep this to one to two pages do be thoughtful and include everything that you think is going to be important to this particular job description for an entry-level position I really wouldn't go more than than two pages and sometimes it's just like a spacing issue maybe maybe you just have too much white space on your resume and you could you could clean it up a little bit and get that into two pages like Angie said it's okay and I recommend that you keep a longer resume on hand that you can modify based on the job description or job that you're applying to like Angie I'm not looking for a new job right now but I am frequently updating my CV because when I am ready to start looking for a new job then I know that everything is up to date and I don't have to scramble and think about the things that I've done over the past five or six years also when you're creating your resume don't feel like you need to go all out on the WOW factor sometimes I get these resumes that are visually quite beautiful but there's not a whole lot of content there and I'm really interested in the substance the content of the resume and of the cover letter so I encourage you to spend more time thinking about the content than just the presentation a simple well organized black-and-white easy to read resume is just as good as one with all the bells and whistles in my opinion especially if it's got a lot of substitute content there this might also sound a little bizarre but PDF just remember PDF so whenever possible turn your application documents into a single PDF file and include your last name in the file name this might not always be possible because sometimes you're applying through some sort of employment site through the college or university and you need to upload those documents separately so in that case you know you don't really have the choice but if it's one of those situations where you're asked to send all of your application materials to an email address this is where this becomes important so I primarily review applications in print right now I'm not receiving such a large number of applications probably no more than 20 at any given time that that that becomes unscalable for for Angie that might not be the case she might prefer to review them online because she might be receiving a much higher volume of applications but I often do have to go back and search through the applications so if ever use all of your application pieces are together in a single file and you put your last name in that file name it is going to be so much easier for me to find your application materials and it's also going to make it less likely that I'm going to lose something that something is going to get mixed around in the shuffle it's not uncommon for hiring managers to be doing several job searches as one at one time so anything you can do to help prevent getting lost in the shuffle is going to be a good thing so if you help us out we really do appreciate that the interview um so just a few basic points and I don't think I haven't on here but I would like to echo what Angie said know your background story also be prepared to talk about trends in particular areas so if you're hiring or excuse me if you're looking for reference or instruction jobs public services jobs cataloging metadata be prepared for the question about you know what do you think the future of that particular area is also be prepared to answer questions about what your strengths and your weaknesses are and all of us do have weaknesses so do you spend some time thinking about what those weaknesses might be and and be prepared to talk about how you've been addressing those particular weaknesses so that they're not as big of an issue so back to the slide here we want you to answer the question that were what we're asking you so the interview is probably one of the hardest situations because everybody is nervous including the search committee and especially if this is one of the first times that you're interviewing for professional positions this can be equal with doubly nerve-racking because you haven't had a lot of experience yet and how to handle these interviews it's okay to ask for clarification or repeat the question in your own words if you didn't understand the question we really want to make sure that you're able to answer that question we do want you to be successful so don't hesitate to ask for somebody to repeat the question if you didn't quite get all of it also it's okay to gather your thoughts in fact I really appreciate when it takes a moment for a potential candidate to think about about the question and what their response is going to be I found that people who do take a moment or so to think about the question really ends up they end up giving a lot more thoughtful response and that's very much appreciated by the folks on the search committee also it's absolutely okay to admit that you're nervous but maybe only once or twice I've been in situations where a candidate says over and over and over again and it starts to make you a little bit concerned because yes we totally understand that that you're nervous everybody is that would make me a little bit nervous that there might be excuses that you might make further down the road for maybe why something wasn't done on time or why you weren't able to do a particular task so just remember to if you're nervous the search committee is probably also quite nervous they really want to find somebody who can do the job and who's going to be a good fit for their organization so these interviews there's a lot at stake for them to also make sure you bring your own questions and I talked about this a little bit before when doing some research into the organization when candidates come with their own questions that signals to me that they're interested in finding the right fit because they plan on staying in that position for a while so even though right now in my library I can only hire on a one-year visiting librarian contract I really want the candidates that I'm hiring to be there for the long term I know that these positions aren't going to go away and the works certainly not going to wet going to go away so it's important for me to feel like the candidate is also sizing us up to make sure that we'd be a good fit for the long term for them so if I'm going to invest time and experience in you I want to know that you're also committed to this position and that you're not just winging it and saying oh what the heck let's give it a try even though that might not end up being what happens finally are you asked to give a presentation or a mock instruction session it's really not unusual in academic libraries to ask a potential librarian to give a presentation or a mock instruction session session so if you're asked to do this make sure that you practice just like Angie said practice practice practice that's always a good thing when it comes to interviewing and make sure that you stick to the time limit so for mock instruction sessions make sure you that you read the prompt that's given to you quite carefully and if you have questions about it do feel free to ask that's asking questions is always okay also if you're so for example if you read through the and you find that you're asked to provide an interactive instruction session make sure that you have a small activity plan that's appropriate for what you're teaching when when the search committee says interactive they're going to be looking for interactive so really look at all of the words that are included in that prompt if you're told that you're going to be working with freshmen really think about what type of content is appropriate for a first-year college student in that case it's probably best just to cover the basics and give them some definitions talk about you know just what the basics of college-level research is often for these mock instruction sessions you're going to be of in about 20 to 30 minutes which is actually much shorter than you would be getting if you were actually in the classroom as a librarian so really think carefully about what you're going to include in that session and why you're including it and it's absolutely okay to have learning outcomes there because that will help you to tailor the session to the prompt that you've been given and at the end of your presentation it's okay to say I would have also covered X Y & Z if I was working with a 50-minute class so the search committee knows that we're giving you a really short time period and we're not trying to set you up for failure there but we do understand that there might be things that you can't get to just because it's such a short time period and I think that is everything on my end excellent thank you both very much now let's open it up to Q&A and I know there was a question that started out with Rebecca so Rebecca if you want to go ahead and type that question in again we could start with you if you like and then everybody do think about what questions you have for Angie and Amanda there's a lot of good information here here's Rebecca's question so could the information that you both of you shared could it be applicable for archivists as well um I've actually I've never interviewed for a lifer artists job I think the information that both a man and I gave our pretty basic interview tips even if you're not a librarian it's you know I think what comes out of both of our our presentation is to just really prepare and do your research and I would think that the same would go for an archivist position as well and of course you just have to be more specific in that in that type of librarianship I would absolutely agree with Angie I've also never hired an archivist but I do work with our archivist at Pitt and I know that while their jobs are quite different than mine or one of my public services librarians there is some overlap there particularly in working with the public and engaging the community so that your resources people know about them and are using them and find your collections valuable so I agree with these are really basic best practices skills that you can take to you almost any library position so there is another question in here that says just a couple questions here so in having to give a presentation or a mock instruction session the question is would you always have advance of that or is there ever a case where you might show up for an interview maybe the interviewer gives you you know here's the prompt I'm going to give you five minutes to prepare something and then you need to kind of get up and give a speeding here and Trina I saw your text in the chat I would say there are definitely no stupid questions so if you have it chances are somebody else has that same question in my experience I've always been notified ahead of time that I was going to have a presentation or a mock instruction session I could imagine there might be questions where like what what would you do in this case take questions but it would be a red flag to me if I was asked to prepare an instruction session like that on the fly that that to me as a candidate would be a red flag and there's another question here from this Victoria let me see how far back I have to go there it is it's from Leanne what is the best way to maximize class projects on a resume when applying for a library one position for a person who only has volunteer or public library experience well first of all I would say make sure that you have the volunteer Public Library experience on your resume I like again I said nothing volunteering or interning is really good because I think working whether you're painter or not working in a public library setting is going to give you those quote-unquote street smarts that you may never learn in an academic setting and just to know the environment is definitely put that down on there I have seen a resumes where that current students have listed like various classes that they've taken so I can see you you know putting down those classes and maybe a bullet point or two about some any like major class projects that you especially feel proud of you know also in the interview everything you say in the interview does not necessarily have to be in the resume it probably will be in your resume because that's the stuff that you want to highlight but you know if there is a specific will see the specific project that you did where maybe the project itself wasn't the most exciting thing that you were the lead on it like you were the one that did all the organizing put everything together made sure everyone hit their deadline you know it may not make it to your resume but it's definitely a skill that you can talk about in your interview so there are a lot of good questions coming through but I'm going to get to the coals right now because it relates to what Amanda was just talking about the question before when you answered that you'd feel like it was a red flag if in the interview the interview or improve you the impromptu presentation presentation or mocking instruction session and Nicole is wondering why you would consider that to be a red flag what what does that mean for you when you say that yeah that's a good question there are a couple things there first of all each library has different types of resources so it would be difficult to really expect that that candidate it's going to really have practice with your resources if if they didn't know ahead of time that they were going to need to prepare something a lot of times we can allow people to access some of our resources if we're going to be having them do an instruction session also I think it's kind of rude to put candidates on the spot like that to prepare some kind of presentation and only give them you know a couple of minutes to prepare that's occasionally we do get last-minute instruction requests like that it would concern me if that was a culture where you're getting a lot of last-minute instruction requests and you only have maybe you know 30 minutes to prepare for an instruction session so that would also concern me about the particular culture there typically when we're going to be doing instruction sessions we have at least at least a day to prepare for those and if you're a candidate especially if this is for an entry level position you're not really going to have an arsenal of lesson plans at your disposal like somebody who's been doing it for a couple of years either so I think especially for an entry-level position I would be a little bit concerned about that that's a good point it would also may almost make me wonder if I personally I got that in an interview this is Jill and then I might say like yeah sure you know I can put something together but I'm just wondering is this something that happens regularly in your work environment that you have to do impromptu you know instruction sessions so you might handle it that way too here's a question from Jesse Jesse says I've worked in a public library for eight years as a page and then as a library aide do you suggest that I still need to do an internship or is working in a library enough I think there was also another question about like working in collection development and not getting a lot of frontline experience in public libraries like I feel like in kind of answer both these at the same time it never hurts to ask if you're currently working at this library and it might be hard like for example it just might be hard for you to work for free like seriously we all rent to pay right it doesn't hurt to ask a supervisor or someone there if you could observe a stories you know observe a certain kind of program observe something that a professional died like a librarian librarian does I don't think it ever hurts to do that I think it's also really good time if you're working already to find some find a mentor in your organization that you can really trust because employ lets you like see some of the stuff that they do I would say that it's not always a guarantee that you'll be able to like literally help out with something that's more librarian work just because of a lot of Public Library jobs or Union there could be some issues with that so I would say to to check with your supervisors um I also think like I have a really good friend and she now works in public libraries but when we were in library school together she did an internship at I think she definitely been an internship at an academic library or research library a college and she did an internship at a special library I think a law firm so she was able to a couple internships she knew she liked the public library setting but she just wanted to see if there's anything else that she liked better and it turns out she liked public so I would say that if you can afford to do that internship try it and especially if you can do one in another library setting if it's something that you're interested in it's just a good way to test those to test those waters I would definitely agree Angie this is Jill again I think it's nice if you can do it to diversify your experience to have a little more different experience on your resume take you taking the internship allows you to develop a different skill set that's a great thing and then it also allows you to network and connect with more people in your field so if you think about the majority of jobs that people are get are often through networking and the more people you know and the more you've expanded your network I think the better off you might be to be able to find the position later on - that's just my two cents there is a question here from Victoria which i think is a great one do you recommend applying for librarian positions before you actually get your MLIS or you know there's another question that's coming to us lay here who's the other one from Amanda s that often times it takes a really long time she the saying to hear back so can people if they are planning you know to graduate so they say now they're going to graduate in December and they're thinking that the application process could take a long time with it being their best interest to apply for the position if they're asking for an MLIS or do they really need that to apply for the jobs I get that question a lot as well this is Amanda here I would say you know especially in the academic library world if you're like maybe three to four months away from getting your MLIS definitely start applying I did I was moving back up to Boston and that's a very saturated market so I knew that it was going to take me quite some time to find a position and it's not unreasonable to think that a library search in for academic libraries is going to take about three to four months especially if it's hiring on a more permanent contract also let's say you don't necessarily hear back or you do get called in for some interviews but the timing isn't right in terms of you getting your degree and what they need that's all experience that you can put into the bank and and use for future applications so that's not necessarily a bad thing either so I have a question for both angie and amanda for the positions that you're hiring for is librarian one oh do you have on the job description that an MLIS is a requirement of applying for the job not that that's necessarily required to apply for the job but it's required you know once you start that job so how so how does it simple for us so how do you guys say it on the Job Description then like how would a student know it's okay for me to apply for this do you know what it means that's a really good question I can't think of it off the top of my head but I know when I was finishing up library school so this would have been about 10 years ago it you know if it was if it looked like my skill set and my experience matched what they were looking for and I was pretty close to graduation I just started applying yeah I think I can't remember what it says in our job description but I know it's something that if you don't have a degree yet just like Amanda was saying before we look at when the graduation date was like so for example we were really charged to hire these librarians as soon as possible so when we first started in September if anyone was graduating in May or December we weren't going to even talk to them because we literally had to have people on the books in the fall it was just something that was asked of us but now it's starting to kind of picking it's starting to get slim pickings I think everyone that's applied and applied and so we're actually doing an event for some students from McGill University out in Montreal in a couple weeks and they're all set to graduate in May because now that the hiring process has slowed down a little bit for us we can now extend oh well maybe these graduates in May will be good like we can wait till mid May or June for them to to be on board but like Amanda said like first someone's actually start their position at New York they have to have already graduated so what I hear you saying angie is that if there are any of the into are on the webinar tonight who are graduated in May who might be interested in working in New York they probably should get in contact with you yes please we need my road as a fire all right adult yaa and children yeah you hear that everybody I hope there's some of you that are going to contact Angie okay so there's another question here from Maggie do you have any advice for applying for a different position in the library where I already work that can be tricky um well coming from someone who's like obvious then I worked as soon as a public for nine years and I think I probably had like six different jobs there so I was constantly reappoint or applying for jobs in that organization I were to take it as seriously as if you've never as if you've never been in that organization like take it as like something completely brand new just because it it preps you for it and I think it shows too that you're really taking it seriously that you understand this is like a different role in your organization I was on an interview panel a few years ago out in California and someone was applying like a she was a part-time librarian applying for a full-time librarian in that same department and she literally said in the interview while I'm already there kind of like my desk is warm and I have the key so why can't you just give me the full-time position that was I mean we didn't even know why we had to keep going with this person it was terrible so I would say take it as seriously as you would if it was a brand new position and of course you know depending on your organization the way you apply could be a little bit different so make sure you look into that but yeah like I said I would just do it as if you never as if you're coming into that brand new I would absolutely agree with Angie I was recently in a position where we were hiring for an instruction librarian and there was a strong internal candidate and several strong external candidates the external candidates came to play but the internal candidate didn't just didn't prepare in the same way I don't know if that person thought that he or she was a shoo-in for the position but the the interview and the presentation were disappointing him as a consequence that person was not offered the job I've got that experience myself that people who already work there kind of thought they already had the job and did not prepare and didn't do very well and then didn't get the job and that's kind of crunchy we can go back to work later there are quite a few questions coming in here let's see here's Elijah I currently have a non career level position my Public Library working in the collections department so I'm mostly behind the COA I think we hit that one what would you recommend I do in order to get I think we hit that one if we did not tell me I'll come back to it here's Helen if I lack certain experience or have minimal skills for a certain aspect of a job description how do I promote myself or convince a potential employer that I can learn the skills if hired good question do what do you want to pick that up I can I can try with this one I would say it really this is Amanda it really depends on what the skill set is that the jobs looking for so if it is a highly specialized position that's looking for particular technical skills I don't know let's say like web design or designing repositories and you don't have any experience on that I'm not really sure that you're going to be able to get around that but in terms of something like let's say an entry level reference or instruction position I think that there are ways that you can demonstrate how you've learned skill sets in the past this would also be an area to highlight some of the classes that you've taken and some of the projects that you worked on in terms of like work ethic and diligence and motivation if you can provide examples of those types of soft skills in your resume and cover letter that's probably also going to help and if you seem like you're an energetic and dynamic person who's engaging through your cover letter in your resume I'm probably going to be interested in you because those are things that we can't train for thanks Amanda here this is going to be our last question and then if you have some other ones definitely feel free to email either Angie or Amanda or you're welcome to email me and I'll give you my in my opinion on it as well here's one from Natalie though she says I'm a student with disabilities specifically in autoimmune disease I'm very interested in working in a public library and community programs through the library I know my health could make me less attractive to an employer because I can become sick but I don't want this to keep me from applying to internships or jobs is this something you would suggest I bring up in interviews I mean I'm I'm trying to think of the actual terminology for Isis leave oh but wherever I want to just to not say anything and we're not supposed to ask that there are certain kinds of I don't like category categories that are protected legally for discrimination so things like if you're pregnant or if you're you know or if age discrimination you always hear about stuff like that like we can't use those things as employers to decide whether we should hire you or not all have to be based upon like your skills that your experience and how we feel like you would work in the organization so health stuff like that's a big like we can ask those kinds of questions and you know honestly like I wouldn't I wouldn't bring it up either because well if it is brought up in some way I think we have this week we won't take it into consideration we're not supposed to so why and in my opinion like why even bring it up just go into the interview and talk about like how old great of a library you're going to be agreed agreed all right everybody it is 6:30 thank you to our speakers Angie and Amanda really great presentations thank you to all the questions participants this was super interactive I love the questions I wish we had more time to keep going but do feel free to contact Angie and Amanda you can ask some additional questions you can contact them to do an informational interview if you're interested in moving to New York you can contact Angie about some jobs that are coming up and thank you goodnight everyone have a great evening bye you | SJSU School of Information | UCtGthCqkWXZsbQbvfK_FHNQ | 2016-03-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 10,582 | 56,679 |
Cx_978dMszk | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx_978dMszk | Mod-02 Lec-02 Stationary Waves & Reflection, Refraction and Diffraction | this is the second lecture of the four lecture series on acoustics in the last lecture which was the first one we considered sound generation and propagation various types of wave motion in particular harmonic waves so it was pointed out that the elasticity of the medium is very important aspect sound waves are mechanical waves the particles of the medium vibrate and therefore elastic properties determine how the wave will propagate in the medium we also considered an equation a very general equation for wave motion for propagation along the x-axis this equation was a partial differential equation in x and t we considered its general solution which were in the form of the solution of the combination x minus v t or x plus v t giving rise to waves moving along the positive direction of x axis or the negative direction of x axis no other form of the solution is admissible for this equation then we consider waves of different types the transverse waves where the particle motion is perpendicular to the direction of propagation it is in the transverse plane can have any direction but always remaining in the transverse plane a typical example was pointed out as the vibrations of a stretched string sitar string for example and the longitudinal waves where the particle motion is along the direction of propagation this is a very common thing because the sound waves in air are longitudinal then we considered in particular harmonic waves because the particles would vibrate the most of the time they vibrate simple harmonically because the force restoring force due to elasticity comes out to be proportional to the displacement we consider various properties of the harmonic waves their main characteristics now in the present lectures this one we shall consider principle of superposition formation of beads and stationary waves we shall consider phenomena of reflection reflection and diffraction of sound principle of superposition let's now see how the resultant of two or several waves is evaluated since the equation of wave motion is linear and is homogeneous therefore the displacement psi and its derivatives occur always in the form of first degree thus if psi one and psi two are any two solutions of the wave equation any combination like a 1 psi 1 plus a 2 psi 2 is also a solution where a 1 and a 2 are arbitrary constants from this we conclude that we may superpose any number of individual solutions to form new functions which are also solutions in themselves therefore in general it may be stated that when two or more wave wave trains are superposed the resultant displacement at any point is equal to the vector sum of the individual displacements there this is known as the principle of superposition thus psi will be equal to psi 1 plus i2 if psi 1 and psi 2 are two displacements and psi is the corresponding resultant displacement so this principle has wide applicability let us consider superposition of two harmonic waves moving in the same direction let psi one equal to a cos omega one t minus k1 x plus alpha 1 for the first wave traveling along the positive direction of x axis and the other one psi 2 equal to a times cos of omega 2 t minus k2 x plus alpha 2 this is the second one so these two are there alpha 1 and alpha 2 are arbitrary initial phases now according to the principle of superposition the resultant displacement is given by psi is equal to psi 1 plus i2 just vector sum this gives a times cos of omega 1 t minus k1 x plus alpha 1 plus a times cos of omega 2 t minus k 2 x plus alpha 2 this gives 2 a times cos of omega 2 minus omega 1 by 2 times t minus k2 minus k1 by 2 times x plus alpha 2 minus alpha 1 by 2 multiplied by cos of omega 2 plus omega 1 by 2 times t minus k2 plus k1 by 2 times x plus alpha 2 plus alpha 1 by 2 this is a general form of the expression for the two waves of equal amplitude both having amplitude a progressing in the same direction both were progressing along the direction of positive x-axis superposing on each other we shall make its use in the following let's consider the phenomenon of beats this phenomena occurs when two wave trains of nearly equal frequencies omega 1 is almost equal to omega 2 k1 is almost equal to k2 when such waves they overlap again using principle of superposition psi is equal to psi 1 plus psi 2 this is the same expression as i had a little while ago but now consider this equation with initial phases at set to 0 just for simplicity if you put alpha 1 and alpha 2 equal to 0 we get for psi which is equal to psi 1 plus i2 2a times cos of omega 2 minus omega 1 by 2 times t minus k2 minus k1 by 2 times x multiplied by cos of omega t plus omega 1 by 2 times t minus k2 plus k1 by 2 times x this equation represents a wave motion determined by the factor cos of omega 2 plus omega 1 by 2 times t minus k2 plus k1 by 2 times x remember the frequencies are nearly equal omega 1 is almost equal to omega 2 k1 is almost equal to k2 essentially this factor is cos of omega t minus kx with the amplitude usually the amplitude is constant but here in this case the amplitude is 2a times cos of omega 2 minus omega 1 by 2 times t minus k2 minus k1 by 2 times x if we put omega 2 equal to omega 1 and we put k2 equal to k1 this will be cos of 0 which is 1 and the amplitude will be just equal to a constant value to a but here we find this is the expression which varies with t and also x the nature of this wave motion can be easily understood by analyzing the amplitude term as a function of t as a function of time at some fixed point let's take x is equal to 0 just for simplicity does not affect any physics the amplitude is then 2a times cos of omega 2 minus omega 1 by 2 times t this oscillates with time between the maximum value to a and the minimum value zero the amplitude is maximum when the cos factor is equal to plus minus 1 this means at times t equal to 0 or 2 pi upon omega 2 minus omega 1 or 4 pi upon omega 2 minus omega 1 or 6 pi upon omega 2 minus omega 1 or in terms of frequency at times t equal to 0 1 upon nu 2 minus nu 1 2 upon nu 2 minus nu 1 3 upon nu 2 minus nu 1 where nu 1 is omega 1 by 2 pi nu 2 is omega 2 by 2 pi similarly the amplitude is minimum when the cos factor is 0 this means the argument is like pi by 2 or 3 pi by 2 or 5 pi by 2 that is at t equal to pi upon omega 2 minus omega 1 or 3 pi upon omega 2 minus omega 1 or 5 pi upon omega 2 minus omega 1 like this or in terms of frequency at times t equal to 1 upon twice of omega 2 minus omega 1 3 upon twice the omega 2 minus omega 1 5 upon twice the omega 2 minus omega 1 these times we find that there is a minimum amplitude between any two consecutive maxima you see the time interval between any two consecutive maxima or minimize 1 upon omega 2 minus omega 1 with an interval of this a maxima repeats or a minima repeats hence the frequency of appearance of maxima or minima of this amplitude is nu 2 minus nu1 this phenomena the maxima minima constitute beats and therefore we say that the number of beats per second is nu 2 minus nu 1 just the difference of the two frequencies consider this figure this figure is an envelope of this transient amplitude modulation resulting from the superposition of the waves a and b of slightly different frequencies the frequency of the waves is in the audible range one can hear it there will be waxing and veining of sound which is detectable by the earth so this is a very interesting phenomena whenever we have two sources of slightly different frequencies and they are sounded together for example if the two tuning forks say of frequencies 500 vibrations per second and 502 vibrations per second a difference of two if they are sounded together we expect two beats per second this means in a second the sound will be maximum at two instance and minimum at two instance is very interesting and easy is a simple experiment can be done in any lab let's consider the stationary waves now these occur when two identical plane harmonic waves moving in opposite directions remember earlier we consider superposition of two waves in the same direction now we are considering two plane harmonic waves moving in opposite direction incident and reflected verbs and they now they overlap these two waves moving respectively towards right and left are psi 1 equal to a cos of omega t minus kx moving towards right that is positive direction of x axis and the other one psi 2 a cos of omega t plus k x plus alpha moving towards the other direction direction of the x axis then using the principle of superposition as before the total displacement psi is given by psi 1 plus psi 2 remember these displacements by themselves can be along the direction of x-axis if these waves are longitudinal or they can be in the transverse plane if these waves are transverse all right so psi is equal to psi 1 plus i2 which means a cos of omega t minus kx plus a cos omega t k plus k plus kx plus alpha which means 2 a cos of kx plus alpha by 2 multiplied by cosi of omega t plus alpha by 2. this equation corresponds to what is called a stationary wave since there is no resultant progressive motion there is no energy transferred to the right or left that is why these waves are called stationary waves as against progressive waves which progress in some direction now the amplitude of the stationary wave is to a course of kx plus alpha by 2 which varies from point to point remember again the amplitude of a progressive wave is constant does not change does not vary from point point to point but here for a stationary wave we find the wave is stationary but we find that the amplitude of such a wave is not same for all values of x the amplitude is 0 at places where this factor is 0 that is where kx plus alpha by 2 is equal to an odd multiple of pi by 2 taking n as integer values 1 2 3 which means for x equal to 2 n minus 1 pi by 2 minus alpha by 2 times lambda by 2 pi which gives 2 n minus 1 minus alpha by pi times lambda by 4 these values are for values of x 1 minus alpha by pi times pi by 4 3 minus alpha by pi times pi by 4 5 minus alpha by pi pi by 4 like this the successive points we see at which the amplitude of the displacement is 0 or lambda by 2 distance apart these points are known as displacement nodes the particles at these points remain permanently at rest they just do not move it's very interesting phenomena the waves are there in the region as a result of superposition of a direct and the reflected wave and we find these are the points which remain permanently at rest the displacement is zero for all times you have a maximum amplitude where the cos factor is equal to plus minus 1 that is kx plus alpha by 2 is equal to n pi this pi 2 pi 3 pi and this gives x equal to n pi minus alpha by 2 times lambda by 2 pi which gives 2 n minus alpha by pi times lambda by 4 so for x this gives the values 2 minus alpha by pi times lambda by 4 4 minus alpha by pi lambda by 4 or 6 minus alpha by pi lambda by 4 like these these points having maximum amplitude are again lambda by 2 distance apart these are known as displacement ante nodes these are the points where the amplitude is maximum which is equal to 2a remember a is the amplitude in the individual waves and at antinodes the amplitude is 2a and two consecutive antinodes as i said are separated by lambda by 2. a node is separated by a distance lambda by 4 from its nearest antenna between two anti nodes there is a node similarly between two nodes there is an anti node now there is another interesting feature consider again the stationary wave equation given above psi equal to 2a cos of kx plus alpha by 2 times cos of omega t plus alpha by 2 we had this earlier the interesting thing is at time t given by this expression omega t plus alpha by 2 is equal to an odd multiple of pi by 2 the time dependent cos factor is 0. and therefore psi is 0 for all x all through for all values of all the particles are passing through the mean position simultaneously for all values of x psi 0 what about their velocities at this incident we find that those between first and second nodes i'm leaving sec between second and third so first and second nodes third and fourth node fifth and the sixth nodes etcetera those in the alternate segments have their velocity in one direction similarly those between second and third nodes fourth and fifth nodes sixth and seventh nodes they have all their velocities in the opposite direction it appears something like this the region is just gets divided into segments by the nodes all the particles in any one segment between any two consecutive nodes are in the same phase all of them pass through the mean positions at the same time and have their velocities in the same direction they pass through their mean positions at the same time and in the same direction all of them are in the same phase then those in the adjacent segment are in the opposite phase this means if the particles in one segment are going towards right all those in the adjacent segment are going towards left at the same time okay now we consider another interesting thing an experimental setup kunst tube experiment this experiment only in the beginning it was devised to measure velocity of sound in different materials but we are using it for a different purpose it provides a very simple setup to visually demonstrate formation of nodes and antinodes in stationary waves the setup consists of a horizontal glass tube about a meter long and a few centimeters in diameter at one end of it and adjustable piston is fitted the other end is closed by a loosely fitted cardboard cap b within the tube which is firmly attached to the metal rod bc the rod is clamped in the middle at the point d the tube itself is clamped on horizontal heavy table now before performing the experiment the tube is thoroughly dried and then a small amount of lycopodium powder is scattered in the gap a b of the tube the part d c of the rod is now rubbed with resin cloth rubbed along the length by doing so the rod is set up in longitudinally stationary vibrations with node in the middle at the point d which is clamped and anti-nodes at the two free ends at b and c the disk b now vibrates forward and backward you see the rod is the longitudinal motion so the disc b vibrates forward and backward due to which the air column inside the tube also vibrates with the same frequency the frequency of the rod now the position of the piston a is adjusted in such a way that the air column in the tube resonates resonates means the natural frequency of the air column in the tube is same now as the frequency with which the rod is vibrating the natural frequency of the air column can be adjusted by adjusting the position of the piston a and this is the experiment so the position of the piston is now adjusted in such a way that the natural frequency of the air column becomes equal to the frequency of the rod and the resonate and the air column sounds loudly to the node produced by the rod this is indicated by the violent motion of the lycopodium powder which is there in the tube at various places along the tube now we are there are stationary waves in the tube these waves are formed by the superposition of direct and reflected waves they are reflected by the piston a so hence you have incident and direct wave of the same frequency one travelling in one direction the other travelling in the opposite direction and stationary waves are formed nodes and antennas are formed the powder gets gathered in small heaps at the nodes as there is no motion there and gets displaced from the antinodes as shown in the figure it's a very clear simple demonstration of the formation of nodes and antinodes alternately and also the property that there is no motion at the nodes now we come to the study of this phenomena of reflection and diffraction of sound waves when a sound wave is incident upon a surface a portion of its energy is absorbed by the surface and the remainder bounces back or becomes reflected from the surface a perfectly hard surface will reflect back all of the energy a perfectly hard surface really doesn't exist but the idea is if this the harder the surface is more will be the reflection coefficient this figure shows the incidence of a series of plane wave fronts on the reflecting surface a a prime the arrows normal to the wave fronts are rays which represent the direction of propagation or drawn to represent the incidence and the consequent reflection of the wave front the angle of incidence theta i is equal to the angle of reflection theta r note that stationary wave patterns will occur from these reflections let us consider the sound field resulting from the reflection consider plane harmonic waves the intersection of these waves along the normals to the reflecting surface constitutes the projection of the incident and reflected waves from the concept of a motion the distance between crests i mean between consecutive crests or consecutive compressions or consecutive rare factions along the normal is like projected wavelength lambda prime which is related to the wavelength lambda of the incident wave as follows lambda prime is equal to lambda divided by cos of theta i which is equal to lambda sec of theta i in obeying the laws of reflection the reflected wave also produces a traveling wave with a projected wavelength also equal to lambda prime hence there occurs along any normal line the superposition of two waves traveling in opposite directions with wavelength lambda prime from the concept of stationary waves it can be inferred straight away that nodes and antinodes occur along the normal line and the spacing between them needs only to be modified by the factor sec theta i for the special case of theta i equal to zero which means the normal incidence the nodal spacing reduces to the standard value lambda by 2 between any two nodes or any two anti nodes as the angle of incidence increases the spacing between the nodes likewise increases and in the limit theta i equal to pi by 2 there is no reflected wave and thus the stationary wave field vanishes the phenomena of sound wave reflection finds many applications see the time it takes for a sound wave pulse to travel from a transducer at sea level to the ocean bottom and for the echo to travel back gives a measure of depth of the water further comparison of the spatial characteristics of the reflected wave with those of the original generated waves provides an ample major geological composition of the ocean bottom for example the occurrence of silt a rock or sand or coral and so on reflected sound is also used in an analogous way by geologists to gauge the depth and composition of stratified layers in the earth's crust to locate the occurrence of oil natural gas or mineral deposits let's now consider refraction this phenomena is more familiar in optics than in acoustics here the direction of the advancing wave front is bent away from the straight line of travel reflection occurs as a result of the difference in the propagation velocity as the wave travels for one medium to a different medium in the optical situation reflection occurs rather suddenly if the wavelengths are very small remember when the light waves cross the sharp interface between the atmosphere outside and say glass at the surface of a lens because light travels with slower speed in glass than what it does in air at audible frequencies of sound waves the wavelengths are so long that reflecting apparatus would have to be extremely large in order to render observable acoustic refractions this picture very similar to what one have in optics the propagation is from medium one to medium two velocity in medium is v1 then velocity in the second medium is v2 the refracted ray moves away from the normal or towards the normal is really determined whether the velocity v2 is more or less relatively basically the basic structure is essentially the same the basic law of refraction sine theta incident divided by v 1 is equal to sine theta refraction divided by v2 theta incidence is the angle of incidence theta area refract is the angle of reflection v1 is the speed of sound in medium 1 v2 the speed of sound in medium two the above relation is analogous to the snell's law or light reflection see the analysis of caustic refraction does not usually figure prominently we most of the time we really don't bother very much about it in acoustic studies but we cannot overlook the fact that zones of severe temperature difference and thereby severe velocity difference do occur in the atmosphere and oceans when sound travels from zone to zone often across regions of severe temperature gradients the direction of propagation changes measurably to an extent which cannot be ignored for example the surface of the earth heats up more rapidly than the atmosphere on a sunny day the temperature of the earth close to the ground rises correspondingly now if the speed of sound is higher in the warmer lower surface sound waves travelling horizontally are refracted upwards similarly on a clear night the earth's crust cools more quickly and a layer of cooler air forms and bends the sound waves downwards towards the surface towards the earth's surface thus noise from industrial plant for example would be reflected downwards at night and which seem louder to a homeowner residing near the plant then during the day when the upward refraction occurs this is quite often the case let's now consider the fraction of sound this figure shows sound waves incident on a partial barrier some of the sound is reflected back some continues onwards unimpeded and some of the sound bends are different over the top the barrier cause an acoustical shadow which is not defined sharply another example of diffraction is bending of sound around the building corner usually can hear voices on the other side of a wall that is approximately three meters or so high it is a wavelength dependent effect the sound at lower frequencies larger wavelengths tend to diffract over partial barriers more easily than the sound at higher frequencies moreover the sharpness and extent of the sound zone behind the barrier depends on the relative positions of the source and the receiver the closer the source is to the barrier the longer the shadow zone on the other side of the barrier and that is greater is the sound reduction that is all we need to know about sound diffraction so we have come to the end of this lecture you | nptelhrd | UC640y4UvDAlya_WOj5U4pfA | 2014-07-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,210 | 22,502 |
DFrmJod5qQs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFrmJod5qQs | Theodosius Dobzhansky | Wikipedia audio article | Theodosius Gregorovitch dobzhansky ukrainian tia dosage Gregorovitch dobzhansky russian via dosage Grigorovich Debrecen sched January 25th 1902 December 18 1975 was a prominent Ukrainian American geneticist and evolutionary biologist and a central figure in the field of evolutionary biology for his work in shaping the modern synthesis dobzhansky was born in ukraine then part of the Russian Empire and became an immigrant to the United States in 1927 age 27 his 1937 work genetics and the Origin of Species became a major influence on the synthesis and was awarded the US National Medal of Science in 1964 in the Franklin medal in 1973 topic biography topic early life dobzhansky was born on january 25th 1900 and Amira of Russian Empire currently Ukraine an only child his father Grigory dobzhansky was a mathematics teacher and his mother was Sofia voitski in 1910 the family moved to Kiev Russian Empire at high school dobzhansky collected butterflies and decided to become a biologist in 1915 he met Victor let Nick who convinced him to specialize in beetles instead dobzhansky attended the kiev state university between 1917 and 1921 where he then studied until 1924 he then moved to st. Petersburg Russia to study under Yuri filipenko where a Drosophila melanogaster lab had been established on August 8 1924 dobzhansky married geneticist natalia natasha siberts eva who was working with aye-aye small housing in Kiev Ukraine the dobzhansky x' had one daughter Sophie who later married the American archaeologist and anthropologist Michael deco before moving to the United States dobzhansky published thirty-five scientific works on entomology in genetics topic America dobzhansky immigrated to the united states in 1927 on a scholarship from the International Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation to work and study in the United States arriving in New York City on December 27th he worked with Thomas Hunt Morgan at Columbia University who had pioneered the use of fruit flies Drosophila melanogaster in genetics experiments he followed Morgan to the California Institute of Technology from 1930 to 1940 on the basis of his experiments he articulated the idea that reproductive isolation can be caused by differences in presence of microbial symbionts between populations in 1937 he published one of the major works of the modern evolutionary synthesis the synthesis of evolutionary biology with genetics entitled genetics and the Origin of Species which amongst other things defined evolution as a change in the frequency of an allele within a gene pool dobzhansky x' work was instrumental in spreading the idea that it is through mutations in genes that natural selection takes place also in 1937 he became a naturalized citizen of the United States during this time he had a very public falling-out with one of his Drosophila collaborators Alfred Sturtevant based primarily in professional competition in 1941 dobzhansky was awarded the Daniel's Errol Elliot medal from the National Academy of Sciences in 1943 the University of South Paulo awarded him an honorary doctorate he returned to Columbia University from 1940 to 1962 he was one of the signatories of the 1950 UNESCO statement the race question he then moved to the Rockefeller Institute shortly to become Rockefeller University until his retirement in 1971 in 1972 he was elected the first president of the BGA behavior genetics Association and was recognized by the Society for his role in behavior genetics and the founding of the society by the creation of the dobzhansky Award for a lifetime of outstanding scholarship in behavior genetics dobzhansky was elected a foreign member of the Royal Society for mums in 1965 in 1970 he published genetics of the evolutionary process topic debate on race theodosius dobzhansky and Ashley Montagu debated the use and validity of the term race over a period of many years without reaching an agreement and the debate has continued to the present day Montagu argued that race was so laden with toxic associations that it was a word best eliminated from science completely whereas dobzhansky strongly disagree he argued that science should not give in to the misuse as to which it had been subjected the two men never reached an agreement which led dobzhansky to say in 1961 while commenting on Montague's autobiography the chapter on ethnic group and race is of course deplorable but let us say that it is good that in a democratic country any opinion no matter how deplorable can be published Barbour 201 v p3 the concept of race has been important in many life science disciplines the modern synthesis revolutionized the concept of race moving it from a strictly morphological definition based on racial types in humans to a definition focused on populations differing in gene frequencies this was done in hopes that its foundation in population genetics would undermine the deeply ingrained social prejudices associated with race dobzhansky was confident that mixing races created no serious medical issues dobzhansky x' experience with breeding fruit flies came into play when he made this conclusion the only medical issue dobzhansky found in this breeding was when certain crosses could lead to having infertile offspring however dobzhansky noticed no such problems when humans from different populations reproduced when anthropologists at the time were trying to compare the means of physical measurements of people from different races dobzhansky argued that these means had no value because there was more variation between the individuals of each population than there was among the groups Farber 201 1p 63 however dobzhansky x' work in beliefs on genetics and evolution created opposition with his views on race mixing first that race has to do with groups and not individuals and so in this instance it is not races that mix it is individuals second if races do not mix then they will become different species so therefore they have to mix all of the races that currently exist are products of past mixed races so according to dobzhansky there is no pure race third when race had been discussed in the past it was all about comparing means of trait to which this made no sense to dobzhansky barber 201 1p 65 to 67 his concern with the interface between humans and biology may have come from different factors the main factor would be the race prejudice that contributed in Europe that triggered World War 2 his concern also dealt with religion in human life which he speaks about in his book the biology of ultimate concern in 1967 the pervasiveness of genetic variation provides the biological foundation of human individuality dobzhansky talks about in great detail that human nature has two dimensions the biological which mankind shares with the rest of life and the cultural which is exclusive to humans both of these are believed to have come from biological evolution and cultural evolution dobzhansky sought to put an end to the so-called science that purports ones genetic makeup determines their race and furthermore their rank in society Harrison East Salisbury wrote in a New York Times article regarding his book heredity and the future of man that dobzhansky could not alongside other scientists agree upon what defines a race dobzhansky stated that a true bloodline for man could not be identified he did not believe that a man's genetic makeup did not decide whether or not he would be a great man but rather that man has the rare opportunity to direct his evolution topic final illness in the light of evolution dobzhansky wife Natasha died of coronary thrombosis on February 22nd 1969 earlier on June 1st 1968 Theodosius had been diagnosed with lymphocytic leukemia a chronic form of leukemia and had been given a few months to a few years to live he retired in 1971 moving to the University of California Davis where his student Francisco ji ala had been made assistant professor and where he continued working as an emeritus professor he published one of his most famous essays nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution at this time influenced by the paleontologist and priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin by 1975 his leukemia had become more severe and on November 11th he traveled to San Jacinto California for treatment in care he died of heart failure on December 18th he was cremated and his ashes were scattered in the Californian wilderness topic religious beliefs Ernst Meier stated on the other hand famous evolutionist such as dobzhansky were firm believers in a personal God dobzhansky himself spoke of God is creating through evolution and considered himself a communicant of the Eastern Orthodox Church topic publications during his career dobzhansky published widely in books and peer-reviewed scientific journals topic books Senate II W done Elsie and dobzhansky th 1925 principles of genetics McGraw Hill five editions 1925 1930 to 1939 1950 1958 dobzhansky co-editor only on 1950 and 1958 editions dobzhansky th 1937 genetics and the Origin of Species Columbia University Press New York 2nd ed 1941 3rd ed 1951 the biological basis of human freedom 1954 done Elsie and dobzhansky th 1946 heredity race and society the new American library of world literature Inc New York dobzhansky th 1955 evolution genetics and man wiley & sons new york dobzhansky th 1962 mankind evolving Yale University Press New Haven Connecticut dobzhansky th 1966 heredity in the nature of man Harcourt brace & world inc new york new york dobzhansky th 1967 the biology of ultimate concern new american library new york dobzhansky th 1970 genetics of the evolutionary process Columbia University Press New York dobzhansky th 1973 genetic diversity and human equality basic books New York dobzhansky th F J Ayala gl Stebbins and JW Valentine 1977 evolution WH Freeman San Francisco dobzhansky th 1981 dobzhansky z-- genetics of natural populations I XLIII RC Lewontin J a more WB Pro V me and B Wallace EDS Columbia University Press New York reprints the 43 papers in this series all but two of which were authored or co-authored by dobzhansky dobzhansky th and Bessie ger he 1983 human culture a moment in evolution Columbia University Press New York topic papers dobzhansky th 1973 nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution PDF the American biology teacher 35 3 125 - 129 joy ten point two three zero seven four million four hundred forty four thousand two hundred sixty JSTOR four million four hundred forty four thousand two hundred sixty dobzhansky th pavlovsky o 1957 an experimental study of interaction between genetic drift and natural selection evolution 11 3 311 - 319 joy 10.2 3:07 two million four hundred five thousand seven hundred ninety five JSTOR two million four hundred five thousand seven hundred ninety five topic recensions dobzhansky th rotor ascension of the origin of races by the anthropologist Carleton s Kuhn dobzhansky rejected Coons theory of independent origin of identical mutations but he did agree that selection favored - sapiens like Jena type in all pro to human populations and expressed the theory that all sapiens alleles existed at a low frequency in all practice populations and that the statistical composition of the gene pool shifted from erectus to sapiens in multiple populations independently topic references topic external links colloquium on genetics and the Origin of Species with a biography chapter 1 from genetics and the Origin of Species theodosius dobzhansky a man for all seasons by Francisco J Ayala the theodosius dobzhansky papers american philosophical society National Academy of Sciences biographical memoir | Subhajit Sahu | UCQfZeuqLWTmhBor49owSrhw | 2018-11-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,910 | 11,671 |
0xT416_2ORs | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xT416_2ORs | Dover and Hampshire Bags | hi everyone welcome back to a life I'm so excited to show you some of the awesome products we have videos that are here just for convention you'll be able to purchase these online right to this video or you can come visit us at our tent to buy all the great stuff that we're showing you in our videos so get excited this video right here is to tell you a little bit more about some of our brand new backpacks that we have and trust me I hid I'm so excited to show you these ok so we have two / awesome new backpacks here I have the Hampshire backpack and the Dover backpack so before I show you all the great pieces about all these you should know prices the Hampshire backpack here is 74 and 99 and it holds 32 oils and the Dover backpack here is 64 99 a little bit cheaper and it holds 30 oils so just say no those are prices and then I'm going to take you through these bags and show you the ins and outs of why you need these bags for your own collection so let's start with the Hampshire bag okay first things first we have this awesome doterra branded piece right here in front which is really great you can wrap your doTERRA pride and we've got a couple awesome zippers on here so I'm gonna take you into the back you have this magnetic closure in front so easy open easy closed snap shut and snaps open and then we're gonna take a look inside so we've got extra protection in here okay we've got a zipper and then we've got this little latch so this latch you can just unclip and it'll give your backpack a little bit more of an opening for you to put stuff in pull stuff out so a lot of extra space so I'm gonna under this zipper and you can take a look into all the space that we have in this back so tons of space for tons of stuff whether you like to take you know your tear pads or your essential life book or rollers or any of the other stuff you know sharing cards anything you might like to take with you to a class or you know as you're commuting to work on the go and if you're going to church whatever you decide to do and this bag has plenty of space so we've got let me flip it around so you can take a look we've got these two front pockets here maybe for your wallet or for your chapstick or maybe even a couple rollers or some sharing cards so these roomie um little pockets right here and then if we go to the other side we've got a zipper so you can put you know your coins or you know even other essential oil stuff whatever you need this bag is just a roomy bag to put all of your tools for teaching or whatever you like to take with you and next we're getting to the really exciting part we have the oil storage so I'm going to seal this shuts closure so we have this zipper down at the bottom I'm just going to unzip this to show you the great oil storage we have here so we've got these awesome padded um storage down here it's a big piece of foam that adds some really awesome support so the nice thing about this is it actually sits upright when you have this foam piece in the bottom so it creates this really sturdy back and this foam will protect your oils from hanging against each other and it'll keep them sheltered it'll keep them in the shade so this is a really awesome piece especially if you're on the go if you're you know going on a flight or something like that this will keep all of your oils in order and hold them in place so it's kind of nice because you can store up to 32 aisles in this so plenty of storage and you can keep your dry stuff up here and your wet stuff down here so you can keep on those things separate which is really nice so plenty of storage and people might not even know it's an oil bag so it's a great conversation starter all the fun things that you're hiding down below so big fan of this back it's about this great leather and the zippers with these cute tassels on the side and then I'm gonna flip it around to show you the back stuff we've got this great handle it's super sturdy so you can just hold your back on the go or you can slip these backpack straps on so I'm a big fan of these backpack straps because not only do they have the leather but they also have this piece of material on the back so these straps won't cut into your shoulders it creates for a really nice flat lay on your shoulder so you won't be hurting up to carrying this backpack for an hour - or or a couple hours you know whatever whatever you like to do and it does have these awesome gold addressable straps so you can make it so it fits your shoulders so a little bit bigger a little bit smaller you can eject this backpack to fit you so it's really nice because you can take it I bought a purse or you can carry it as a backpack with these great straps so again the price for this one is going to be 74 and 99 and this is called the Hampshire backpack so one of my favorites it's got the dry slip up top and then you can keep your oils down below okay let's move on to the Dover this one I think is absolutely adorable and you'd carry it as a purse or you can carry it as a backpack so its purse it's gonna look like this and as a backpack it's going to look like this as you can see I haven't adjusted the straps to me yet but I can adjust these straps to fit the backpack to my knees so if you take a look at this it's a cute backpack that you can wear say you're not really into the backpack look you can actually detach these straps so let me show you how that works we've got these nice little Clips down here I'm just gonna undo the clip and then I can actually tuck these straps right into the backpack so if you're watching I can tuck them in and this one as well it's super easy to disassemble and I'm going to tuck these straps right into the backpack so now just a purse it's a super cute one at that now it's time to open it up and show you what we have inside and also before we dive into deep I want to show you where I tucked in these straps it's a full another pocket so if you want to carry your essential life book in there you can actually just take it and slip it right in so it's a very big pocket perfect for carrying literature um a notebook or anything else or if you want to even more essential oils now let's go inside so this one has a nice zipper that stretches all the way along the top so you can unzip it super smooth unzip and you can see we have our q oil drop pattern inside so this oil drop pattern was made in-house at oil life it was designed just for us so it's super cute and exclusive to the oil life team um so you guys can get this amazing bag with this adorable pattern with lots of nice storage we've got this zipper pocket inside you can have this is great for keys or if you want to do a sample vial keychain you can actually connect it right in here so this nice little um clip and then if we flip it around you can see we have tons and tons of oil storage so it's nice because it has these nice netted pockets so you can see what your oils are labeled as you can see what they are and they all lay flat along the back so they won't hit against each other they're really nicely organized and there's tons and tons of space so in the dubbed over backpack there are thirty holders for oils so there's plenty of space to bring all your favorite oils with you on the go and then we have quite a bit of space here at the bottom to store any other stuff you want we've got some extra storage over here um a scrunchie pocket on this side another one on this side and then we also have water bottle holder on the outside so if you like to you know put lemon in your water and carry it with you we've got a holder for that as well so this bag is a really awesome one because you can put all of your gear in it and it just zips right shot and it also has the doTERRA the doTERRA um logo on there so you can rep your doTERRA wherever you go um like I said the Dover backpack is $64.99 and it has 30 oil holders and it has straps to attach it like a backpack you just pull them right out and catch them to these little holes um or it you can wear it as a purse tuck these straps in and carry it just like that so tell us below in the comments which is your favorite do you like a Dover backpack or the Hampshire backpack this one hides your oils down below in a super padded section and this one puts them on display for you to easily select them pull them out and use them wherever you're at so to us and backpacks house which is your favorite and that's all we have to do for this video so we're excited to have you join us for more of our videos more of our interviews and we'll show you even more product you can buy here and online so we'll see you later | Oil Life | UCGsbEG73tHNQTQ_79Mr2FJA | 2018-10-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,764 | 8,653 |
4kL_g4bte14 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kL_g4bte14 | Eating Up Central Asia And More! Hoi4 - TNO: Goering Expanded #8 | greetings everyone and welcome back to the eighth episode of gno the last days of Europe which are playing as Urban Goring uh but right now we're reading and talking and playing and destroying about around the Russian Empire or Russian Empire the former Russian State that's what am I looking for oh I'm looking over here Knights of the panzacorp the distinguished and renowned panjikor must be continuously reviewed and modernized if we were to truly succeed including a modern blitzkrieg well I'll put our pounds of core division with the finest Wars in all of the German Reich neutral campaigns considered a general to the world are successful these prestigious nights shall be at the Forefront of the German propaganda and shall be given various honors commending their bravery and heroics goes down huh cuff titles and new uniforms a decline of militarism in the right has many deep causes but you want to put a reason as a growing lack of perspective as the officer class destroys this rude attitude to German people will be reminded of the differences between the average citizen and the brave generals who protect the Reich and the Napoleonic age generals Adorn themselves with Gorgeous uniforms which manifested their nobility and dignity now she'll return to that old tradition by hiring the best designers our own right is a fruitful relationship with Hugo Boss company we should look to them to create our new trappings of a Rankin office as we still want to beat the crap out of these guys too but it looks like we'll take some time to get there ah what is this the ringhorn doctrine I'm actually maybe the greatest on Earth but there's always room to improve even now the bastards in America Japan race to build their fleet's back up attempting to take back the title of Masters of the sea from us I've simply step back and rest on our own Laurels as we did when we caught up to them we will once again find ourselves a class of gun outmaneuvered Innovative thought is required luckily we're the greatest source of innovative thought on Earth and his name is hermegoring our big daddy and another brilliant display of his intellect how to propose a new plan to keep that Griggs Marine one step ahead of the American and Japanese dogs the ringhorn doctrine essentially the doctrine is running the continent of bigger is better what better way to El Caso is that challenges than with the largest bat biggest ships on Earth not only will we save a map R1 captain on a super Battleship can possibly put as much Firepower out as three on three normal battleships both Julie had the prize of the fleet to look probably Upon Our ships will block out the Sun the enemy shall submit to our will be crushed under a keel for now however Ambitions must be more humble our Harbors as great as they are simply not able to take on Raw tonnage of these gigantic hooks most upgraded facilities to the hospital a ship absolutely sorry guitar [Music] at this point miles to go ahead and join over there are we there yet is that all we need or where are we ending up [Music] oh which one do we want match for them huh it's pretty good super carriers your average carry can launch dozens of planes at a time sending them far and wide upon destroy the enemy such pathetic album will be spit upon by our new design the supercarrier according to other blueprints these gigantic birds will have the room and capabilities to not only store but launch hundreds of planes ever enemies think about the simply one or two dozen planes is enough to get by in the new world of Naval Warfare they bought a thing twice but pay for the insulins when hundreds of bombers come swooping down oblitering their beauty ships Augusta's gigantic characters as one would expect enormous after all they're hell of a project to build however it'll all be worth it they look on the president's face when he sees wave after wave of bombers tearing apart his Grand flea will be worth a billion Rex marks alone they just super carriers here in the Germans once again to the Forefront of technological Revolution [Music] happy January everybody as an Empire is going down quite quickly unfortunately come on over there yep we should be there by now and then looked up [Music] take the people well the occupation Western Russian now completed we can all receive a proper exploitation structure others have fought against us and the ones who refuse to submit even though they remain neutral shall be enslaved to the masteries and put into camps where they'll spend the rest of their lives told him for the reichen understand the depth of their mistake with a new extraction production facilities a war machine will be unstoppable then fears should find comfort in the fact that the sacrifice will serve to elevated the right to even higher reaches a power and might yeah so let's try to beat him now these guys Fighters are not equal time time again the loofah has proven himself to be the almost Elite fighting force on the skies our fighter pilots outclass even the most veterans of our adversaries showing the rule that our Pilots are forced to be reckoned with the liftoff has created some of the greatest spots in history and they should be recognized or recognized and commended appropriately improved carrier hole Advanced carrier hole 25 1. 32 7. of course you got nothing on there [Music] with the air three the speed increase I'll take it yeah we'll do anyways so with that advanced carrier hole a so 32 7 32 7 30 4.2 7 3.4 73.5 36. 12 000 range 11 375 HP five armor five armor 64 reliability nice just in case yeah really just never know do you match this guy even the greatest of How It's Gonna Have humble beginnings and by making this clear to the people we can actually earn a new age or era of a German Elite German Aces the German people no longer see the path to become a Pilots unattainable or impossible but rather than an honorable and worthy position given out of the best and the brightest Germans who are willing to give their all nice lighting strike uh strike like lightning passes the wind and the sweaters are Soaring Eagle or close air support shall strike at the hearts of their enemies without with fear and Desperation before counter track can be a range of planes we'll sweeping and sleep uh swoop in and out leaving tremendous damage in our bath in their path our enemies will never feel a moment of Peace as they'll constantly have to worry about them pinning him aerial swap from fighter pilots higher faster better while there are pilots are already considered deleting how they train their combat abilities could be further enhanced with better Fighters driven Engineers must be put to the task of developing faster and more agile fighters in order to better Suiter Pilots with the power of German Innovation and Ingenuity our enemies will be torn to shreds while we fly higher than we ever had before destruction of Nations our successful bombing campaigns in Africa and Russia proved us one thing the complete and utter ability for our bombers written destruction upon our enemies they've been left crippled and weak crawling about the Cockroaches too scared to fight and as perro that would continue to develop our bombers in order to ensure our enemies can never truly recover from the destruction left in our wake nice nice oh whoops wrong button how did you get a month twenty two thousand enough Balkans calm down people oh this many ships in her Fleet and this many American ships zero there are this many championships I mean 75 percent of the smallest enemies Navy we need them zero and zero I don't think we're gonna actually really be able to do that but okay foreign [Music] sure why not Source uniform production don't agree the Russians new helicopter reduction some more spending goes up closer sport which is another concern there you go draft rooms in the loofah there's a loyalty more debt I don't know how much time for that one is neural corruption no debt no problem higher faster better what's not to love reciprocal's finishing them off but there you go we've done it and supplies probably really bad the plants are not great what's next after this because I'm sure supplies are God awful [Music] here we go finish them off um with most of Russia under control we're gonna launch the most final offensive against the Siberian Warlords we need to be careful about the extreme weather in the logistics but once we prepared our enemy will crumble easily after also appears in a populated region without any meaningful Industrial Development there are a bit like snow in front of the Vermont and it helps with the crush like bird glass for the Hammer of the right [Music] do that real quick but not really and you know what actually how bad is compliance still or resistance are really bad here we go [Music] let's attack him next four two four foreign yeah whatever cool I might as well rebuild the AA line there are angles the target of one tournament about uh original Target of the internet man Bob Rosa well then came from Russia to the North and South along the boulder River it was extensively fortified and served as a buffer against any attempt at either invading or bombing Germany from the East however due to the economic collapse in the 50s it was left almost undefended and subsequently lost to the second Russian war even though we managed to repel defense so the Border was drawn here to muscovine with an offensive Triumph we can now uh reverse the shame the AAA launched while we were built a saltwater Sentinel forever Guardians Germany from enemies first step is to reveal the forage of trenches a sufficient measure for now as the Russian Throne possessed means to properly threaten complex fortification systems into town we should complete the work in the line will stand for a thousand years as it should a two-digit defense war on the age of nuclear weapons in many ways differs from Pure conventional War if we're to ensure that Iraq's defensive capabilities are up to the task then we'll have to concentrate the existing expertise let's go on a counter dealing with a Strategic Defense the nuclear strategicia rash will serve us quite well pretty much and we're going into a good old job so far thank the people not good hey look at that Advanced Battleship hey nice [Music] foreign [Music] 's chair going poker the pork dinner they've been brought to him in his office at the likes cancer lies mine somewhere else is noticed his uncle's absent expression cut him still thinking about the defense committee chairmanship seems like such a small thing to distract you at least to me gorong should say to the side to side I wish it was just that simple I wonder if this is what drove Adolf to his grave so early his nephew switches Cooley so this is going on then if I might ask Goran grunted sardonically as well it's always going on the battle for power I played the game for decades now but it's never been so great in the chairmanship is just one piece of a larger puzzle Shawna would have placed me as have me place you know toes do over the position Andreas and eyebrows he finishes glass I've met him before I believe at the war cabinet meetings he seems competent enough confidence isn't the issue boring drum but he's fully committed to sure now and I just can't let him think they can run the right under my nose how to put you a drug you know they'd only throw a fit will Hines was plainly playing close attention now I wouldn't reject such a position but I can't say I really want bloody Fernand to have a grudge against me no growing greed emphatically no don't Hines his fingers began drum on the table what do we put Borman in he owes everything to me sure but everyone knows how committed he is to the militarists it would be a good compromise candidate if you return to his nephew what do you think Heinz he's eating when this can't hurt I think I'll take the job after all right best of both Borman let's go with Borman so crash's response teams the survive any crisis means to be properly organized and since the nuclear war is the ultimate crisis imaginable we need our organization that can handle this crisis the fear is thus secrete the decreation of so-called crisis response teams that are prepared and help the German people to survive anything their enemies can throw at us look at this about current trooping the development of the helicopter transport has proven to be immensely beneficial to our troops on the ground allowing the rapid relocation of both soldiers and supplies perhaps we should further pursue it developing this technology in order to create a rapid response assault divisions to further mobile to German war machine the parachute is obsolete as become increasingly clear to the German hot command that the implementation of the parachute on the battlefield is dysfunctional and obsolete parachute runs have been driven to be far more dangerous than they are worth and we simply cannot risk wasting German Lodge in the battlefield and state aerosol divisions which shall be utilized in order for uh transport or troops on the ground and to provide tactical support to the Vermont and over any ground break any foe Supreme regardless of the terrain or fighter plots will maneuver through skies in Ally all those who stand opposition to Germany Build That Wall [Music] once again the fear found himself in the an enviable position of hearing out the demands of Ferdinand Shona a great map of Russia lay on the table dug up in the art God's all the way back from Operation Barbarossa so for the purpose of illustrating some point the map was of course hopelessly outdated but Goring thought he could see the direction of the conversation was being steered and the conclusion of the whole operation uncompleted until now the arc Angus astrag online to complete the separation of Russia from Europe and ensure Germany is enough living drum for centuries to come and let me guess you want me to reportify the AAA line a Goring maintain a neutral expression lacing his fingers together and try to quantify the Manpower and resources required to finish a project but gave up rapidly children was unfazed by his plans predictability and plot on I need my period the burn itself evident in its value had we completed the fortifications rather than wrestling under Laurels prematurely the Soviets would never have been able to regroup and push us back and Hitler's failku would have never even begun latest we are completing the line is the only way we ensure the Russians never have a chance to take a retake Moscow the fear of thought that Sean is concerned had little to do with the ideology or national security and much more to do with the influence he would gain with the troops on the Eastern Front well I may have some strategic value but it would surely be outweighed by the cost of cost of building a wall across the whole continent not to mention the cost of refusalem it could see the spiteful look insurance eye even on the best of days and a no desire to know him further fine take your money no extra funding will be authorized take your money second rate have you seen these numbers my first got wave to folder like it was the only thing that mattered in the world of course I've seen them available you know I do my best to avoid that man at all costs then you know that this is a necessary sacrifice to prevent that ugly dude from getting any uglier Goran shared a point of glance with Alex Minister that I understand but there are steps that can be taken to mitigate the damage before he does I mean seriously thinks this wall is a good investment he's even dumber than I thought stuttgart's folded flop to his side limply he has nothing of the swords and you would be afford to let him hear you say that gorings glance turned into a glare Stuttgart held up his hand in a resignation all I'm saying is we could stand to save a great deal of materials do we really need to waste high quality concrete and steel in a wall the Russians will never reach Wicked standard dilute what shawna's boys get they'll never be in a position and notice a difference perhaps trucker did have a point I'll show it himself but almost certainly make a note of the change in the supply situation and you have to have that conversation with the bastard the chances of the Russians pulling together enough to promote a true threat to the AAA line pure concrete or aggregated were minuscule every penny encountered uh considering the weight he was or considering the amount that was already spending on oversized Vermont make the changes only the best four boys wouldn't really matter do we want to save a buck or two or do you want more loyalty so ah who cares about the economy even though I'm gonna say we need focus on the economy more soon as you can see we're taking out Central Asia because we need to because yes Advanced afhs uh I'll never use these honestly and Armored Cars you know what we might make them for yeah maybe not I don't know let's see uh regardless apcs do we have those uh boys here and there we got some ships we gotta fix um the rest of the tree good uh closer to that do we need uh apcs out of that one afvs don't really need that one oh Advanced APC APC events APC chassis oh nine defense 15 breakthrough also we do have a couple here too 12 to 80 percent 15 breakthrough how much hmm because right now with the main battle tank as well just on the Google password I don't think we really need it superb tank proof heavy tank armored car improved Advanced so um oh the APC can we actually how much organization does this have doesn't say this one has well let's see can we upgrade this regardless because actually I'm not looked at this in a while we'll track suspension a bogey suspension I like more speed personally that's not bad how would you hydro pneumatic suspension huh regular armor [Music] cast armor of course these are apcs aren't these are the ones that we want to use on our stuff here uh or a lot of building goes down fuel usage was way up gasoline where's Engine versus turbine that's reliability well that's good enough for now save that for now because they're in a tank divisions we do use apcs so we should probably make them at least halfway decent should we not oh no weapon oh man piercing breakthrough modern improved Advanced infantry spot gun uh yeah radio and we have enough stats or enough Army XP that I don't mind using this a little bit more armor [Music] recon's interesting crew heater interesting more reliability huh it's been a fuel capacity fuel usage goes actually a few usage goes down honestly let's try that out secondary turrets don't really care about special modules or where where it's really at stabilizers more breakthrough is nice ah reconnaissance immoral liabilities not bad those are Blaze baser commanders Optics uh less reliability break through even more armor I don't reliability that much though yes and we already have the radio so crew heater stabilizer oh it's too much too much there you go advanced apcs so can we replace that one now I'm sorry I'm taking so long with this uh uh improved ABC chassis vanity PCS there you go now we're making none now Factory's assigned well you might have a good day but it's at the end of may as well so Army funding is really hurting the production of this but whatever contribute production costs 13 production we can produce none during the year oh God and inflation is actually having a bad effect on us as well so go figure and as time goes on it's only going to get laggier and laggier and laggier up so there goes military effect military factors for that which not ideal and we can't really spare too many more either if you take stuff uh go down by two more at least are we making some apcs not yet are we at 25 yeah I definitely need quite a few of those and quite a few of that so oh the economy man the economy I don't take any off jet fighters we need more leopards anyways so so we're hurting a little bedroom you know keep going on him look at all that like I thought I said Nokia first no kiss all right there have fun with that and here we really care about not really we're going to save our PP for now so four two four two uh called the Russians correct on the partisans uh we're doing all right with the full rot corruption here I mean it's not bad there's no corruption there's no concern there's a little through the military it's like I wouldn't mind that actually too bad to the increases our debt a little bit more which is not great I really need to do it don't really need to do it reduce power the militarists decrease the Loyalty more back to Apple which would be bad but let me close the other one from now close out of this one Craig's Marine has this glitch or something we can't even use it but the parachute's obsolete still as we read earlier very good very good very good very good and I believe by this one earlier too you know from the dance dance African jungle to the sprawling kill the rush or lipava shall reign supreme regardless of the terrain or fire Pilots will maneuver to disguise you know like all those who stand in opposition to Germany of course because why wouldn't they ah pretty good and where are you at um well unfortunately I can't convert to anything else in your division template is uh Sky helicopters nothing there air assaults medvac it is what it is you take what you can get I guess they're slowly still trying to take these guys out oh he's conference thank you it's very quite laggy that is unfortunate calculating effects wow this is very laggy oh good God ah the Kazakh National Recovery is gone as it should be [Music] honestly you just do this make it easier um what are you guys you guys over there you guys are there let me show you right here it's fine for now you guys go over here do that take them out [Music] good luck y'all we may need it negative two percent not great so it's for plus inflation drop down a little bit more which is good um growth is just not very high why would it be Troopers are some of the most highly trained highly specialized soldiers they are credited to their Nation to the race into the fury much of their job is of course done in the era that is why they are members of the luftwaffe of course but the bear Troopers also maintain the ability to put up a fight on the ground not being members of the hell these men are furthermore much more willing to do their Duty and follow the orders of the funeral even above seanum naturally such talented and loyal individuals deserve nothing less than the best from the nation gorings arranged for the paratroopers to receive only the best equipment and train even when such things would not be beneficial to a regular mission of a paratrooper despite the blame and favoritism being shown it is clear to the fear that this is a necessary measure and it has loyalty to Goring falls into question there will be friendly boots on the ground in the skies of Germania new gunships it has been uh there been years since the one could have a field a proper air force using only planes but that is the assumption that the Reich teams have been making as Technologies adapted and grown the lufafa has remained rather stagnant in terms of new advances with the bureaucrats in Germania unwilling to devote the time funds and energy to make your money rule the skies once more this lithology of course has ended as soon as Gore exists in the tarafira with a truly experiencing a knowledgeable man and command of the Reich the German people will begin corrupting and implementing helicopters gunships and other more effective means of Air Combat into our engine to Warfare with a fully updated I'll fit in an upgraded there's not a chance that the German recon lose to the DeGeneres would combat superiority [Music] beautiful uh there you go [Music] honestly I think we're done making our tank divisions for now we'll make better ones oh a lot of fall from the Eggos because we can why not use them you know we got them I also use them right that's right let's see here besides just ship stuff that's right plenty of extra ships here and uh we actually oh my gosh let's do beautiful four one two three four one two three four one two three four beautiful lovely and head on over as we're still trying to take out everybody here and then attrition is God awful of course but you know what else is new nutrition up here has got off as well but we're dealing with it don't worry about the whole poverty thing that's all a lie like I said before um uh assume spec ops burden naturally those Germans who work in Special Operations divisions are the best most talented soldiers that Jimmy Canfield have a degree of boldness and patriotism that impresses even the fira however these talented individuals have wasted away under the mismanagement of the hair on Craig's Marine not enough funding is given to them nor do the military enable officers seem to understand the burden That Special Operations soldiers carry truly the reich's best emperorizer to continue their missions a change must be made are a magnificent hero however it's come up with a solution all existing spec op divisions within the Vermont are to be fold into the administration of lufafa after all azarex Air Force are truly recognize the skill and dedication required and succeeded such specialized tasks additionally because of boring service he knows the officer core of the live off of Bastion can easily vouch for the competence and incorruptibility truly the fear that's come up with the ideal solution to this problem so increasing amount of Special Forces we can support by 20 that's actually really awesome actually really really cool [Music] right now we're missing a lot of attack helicopters and main battle tanks and transport helicopters not ideal um we don't need things probably [Music] including Harbors are finally casts okay do we need if any casts cranes are okay Shut Up and Kill Them All man that's all I have to do washing Vega ascendant oh a little bit of lag and uh you know what we're gonna go with Volks Vision shaft Everyone likes to think about the military applications of Technology but far too few including the future it seems uh to consider this civilian benefits of the new knowledge um chemicals are great at causing chaos and death amongst enemies but can they not also improve our crops the atom can be split to destroy entire cities but can it not also power them hey awesome bug is smoked enough to realize that putting all of his technological eggs in one basket is a foolish idea at the same time however he realizes that given the Marshall bent of our current regime we'll have to carefully tailor the applications of his ideas so that they might actually serve more military minor purposes if only to get the projects approved of course the power of the atom huh biology and application if you had a biology has been progressing ever since so rapidly in the last two decades since the second world war well it may have not always prioritize about biological Fields during that time we were able to learn our enough ourselves and steal from our Rivals enough to develop increasingly sophisticated pesticides hormones and even new synthetic chemicals despite some objections within the grwi due to the still unclear side effects of many of these substances the theorem as as should as several directives related to their use the farmers will be given bachelor's experimental pesticides and GMOs for practical testing there are some uncertainties here as well science cannot move forward without The Bravery to venture into the unknown a little bit more cost for 90 days that's okay as you Mo testing it'll be very good and agriculture begins to improve where there's a whip there's a way amen vadims shoulders Burns this one is matak the I see all Russian soil refused to give in easily the consultant move constant move of the cartwheels and caterpillar tracks it turned out thick wet mud that over repeated Cycles uh freezing a thong it could have a dozen layers of frozen ground that was closer to rock Than Dirt a little extra strength would be appreciated preferably that um of a jackhammer or one of those excavators you see on the back of the German trucks but those were too valuable to be rest in unscoed hands of a conscript such as himself but him allowed himself a brief moment to catch his breath and wipe the sweat from his brow which had gathered there despite the cloud breath produced and cold as you breathe he surveyed The Horizon from this action on the section of the would-be trench half sunk into the Earth he could see but a small segment of the fortification's extent he'd never seen anything like it he had her Tales of distant China were great while separated the Civilized World from those barbarians to the north those are the only comparison he could even consider Irrelevant for as long as far as I could see and from what he'd heard a thousand times further yet more Russians of Kim labor digging trenches cutting down forest running swamps singing barbed wire and selling bunkers fortifying choke points building the wall the likes of which the world had never seen before was interrupted by a bark in German outside the trenches the soldier supervising his group was looking down at him and ideally playing with the action of his rifle just catching my breath sir he replied in rudimentary German but him swallowed as a soldier walk to the lip of the trench seeing his discomfort to the German chocolate and span of the trench nearly missing Vadim back to work no one thinks she breaks vadimira relieved he had avoided a beating but even shorters burn as he swung is uh natak these states have also had the population subdued by the Army giving a 5 bonus to knock or Manpower in them oh fantastic Forts and Manpower we could really use them especially I'll put down enemy resistance oh my God oh my God oh God so bad here there you go now the Americans are here too which is giving us a little bit of trouble as well I bet ah doctors yes Advanced Battleship Hall Beast sure why not good because the American and Japanese names are going to need to be taken out some way somehow so [Music] we probably should get better uh carrier versions too right I always forget about this oh yeah definitely definitely definitely definitely definitely foreign for them yes and it took us down Legion very good I was going to ask about you can you not just go here uh I guess not there you go uh for the plants oh with a conversation in with Innovation there's nothing but scientific progress for the gross German shepher strike so why should the Rex produce implants always be exempt from progress to truly love the Aryan race to triumph over our inferior contemporaries we must ensure that every plant on the right could stand to the swastikum thus as mentioned as best we put genetically uh modified organisms GMOs and all the Rex plants which are eat fight for the future this report was not sponsored by agricultural concerns in any way allegations of corruption mismanagement no funds or bribery constitute slender will be investigated accordingly even more agriculture uh development better monthly population better recruitable population fantastic but centralized civilian research the feudal civilian research isn't as interesting or supported as the various military branches of Greater German or like Council on scientific innovation but the general secretary is treating it as they would a real problem some of the civilian research divisions are still holding out though refusing to share their design work with the rest of the grwi no General Secretary wishes oh my apologies uh there's a solution to be or situation be resolved but involving the fear would result in a maximum Force solution and somehow someone would likely be arrested or shot get going in the telephone you will break them you can get some of his Goods goes down too hello do we have what tajik state uh I don't think so excuse me um excuse me all the Yankees again oh I think I know why it's laggy is because something's else the anti-malware serves on my computer is running again God I hate Windows Defender sometimes I really do is that enough to destroy them please let me know oh it should be very good happy August everybody finally you uh there you go I'll just have you guys do that just come over here take them out like that that'd be nice thank you uh come back home could be ideal we're good biology application and the troops hmm much like our employment of beverton in the 40s and Paul Guild operation guaranteed a lightning Victory against the rights of various opponents perhaps a mass consumption of performance enhancing drugs and substances will prove to the to better than standing in battle Readiness to the gym about thus is best we explore this concept by testing supposed performance enhancing drugs on already competent soldiers those will surely make them competent and even greater measure of grinding them combat strengths and focusing their abilities to Supreme extents what could possibly go wrong nothing that's right look at the aisles huh [Music] she's already been kill them all off please Americans have already made it here I only call everyone else oh God there you go that's better [Music] oh Bruce got hilly let's see they're taking this as well huh oh the Americans huh they are in mountains and the camp Pearson which is good but still yet Pakistan led by Eckhart I've held it will be ours oh 1970s nuclear carrier reactor yes please keep butchering them we've lost 500 versus 8 000 not enough and we have them my friends finally we're fine with that grwi looking perfect spending a lot of money on it as we should of course actually you guys do this um I want to get him out of all the areas there that could be lots and lots of attrition for now you all have to get right here too work from home but even I've been leaving the trenches for weeks of course he ended the conscripts have been throwing a Tarot a tarpaulin and were expected to make do uh the dribble of rain pushing its way through the gaps and the shooting draped over the Squall little hole had turned the freshly excavated air back straight into mud and most of his comrades are taken to sleeping upright to avoid drowning in mud of course uh profit by the tools well it was mostly mud the digging of the trains have been deemed a secondary priority compared to the main fortifications and there were a few Russians willing to leave the trench at night when a trigger happy German might take a simple trailer break for an escape to town a video poked his head out from under the tarpaulin you can see the corpse pile you could smell it no matter where he was the Germans kept separate from the Russians in their towns but Vadim had been able to overhear a few words while on duty most of soldiers assume the Russians were incapable of understanding their language despite the fact that half around half the conscripts and many of the others have picked up smattering the trade language at a built up around what used to be the border between muscovine and Russia despite the root of punishments that were being dealt with increasing irregularity to the lazy workers work was apparently proceeding according to schedule once the work was done Russia would be splitting there too uh whether border not nearly so the poorest that had preceded it what would become within them shipped out to another conflict to take holes into living his own crap or just dispose of under the face in the corpse pile there must be some way out some path between the centers that would take him away they wouldn't bother searching for him once he was out he was all but worthless that much was clear but which way back Western and musconvenient hope to remain unnoticed by his authorities or Eastern Russia where who knows what awaited him he'd heard the Soviet Union was restored in the Far East but then he'd also heard about Venus masquerading his Germans who had Slaughter anyone they deemed too Russian attractive Edison gunshot reached the trench and a few of the others shifted into their sleep William's group turned around his medic and dreamed of Freedom today you tomorrow me but now another division yes please I hear of importance no no no uh well nothing's really changed here too much Scandinavian for the Isles it's gonna be looking nice and thick they don't get any more stability unfortunately neither do they must have been weekly Manpower which is actually really good for them they don't get weekly stability all he has to do obviously do muscovina Ukraine crane Isles Balkans Scandinavia negative 27 percent uh nope happy September to everybody happy happy September but laggy but that's all right do we get a core of this or what are we gonna do with this I guess we'll look at the next focuses because I don't remember what we do here 370.37 for uh disappears not bad I'm gonna do the for the plants as well um finish them off all countries not exist who would you like to kill someone else off here or something oh I think it was really too well most of Russia under control we can launch the final offensive against the Siberian Warlords when you be careful about the extreme weather and Logistics but once we prepare and we will crumble easily after all Siberia is in a popular region without any meaningful and Industrial Development there are many amount like snow in from the very Mountain their hopes will be crushed like the brittle glass but that hammer or the Reich all these countries are dead that's Russian Russian national reconstruction committee um this is weird They're All Dead I don't see anything else around here like it stops from doing that it makes no sense I may have to go off screen and do that anyways but so the seeds with most of the rush under control the few pitiful remnants are covering in fear of our war machine like the cowards they are as definitely launched the last propaganda initiative or we'll try to convince as many as possible to deserve neither join our cause or simply stand idle as the last message is a bolshevism are utterly crushed even if they don't revolt against commanders every disorder is one less Russian fight not that there are many left ready to fight of course and draw them into the sea leftovers of Russian Warlords towards the ocean where they won't have anywhere else to retreat that's the only we'll be ready to jump into the scene commit the ultimate sacrifice for the ideology I have a suspicion that very very few will after all [ __ ] which are known for cowardice of course um I do like this one national socialism stands triumphant Siberia was a home to several movement or sympathizing with national socialism by defeating the last Romance of the Soviet Union would undoubtedly proved the superiority of our ideology compared to the corrupt sounds of Marx and angles if we play a card right we can motivate several such movements to join our cons and while they'll never be proper Aryans they'll make fine collaborators when we integrate these land during the Great Reich and threaten the Japanese or the recent expansion would come to the border the Japanese in the East our former allies might protest and ask further former position back after all when they seated to the Russians they didn't expect us to conquer it but now it's too late to ask for its return all emotional has been conquered uh by the German might and no one will stand against it perhaps station a couple of nuclear missiles near the board will keep the Japanese in check so they don't go ahead of themselves won't it so here we have it everybody we're now going in and hopefully going to beat the crap out of the Siberian Federation led by Alexander the Siberian Falcon he's got quarter million Manpower Max up so many divisions Max and we called in our allies and they've already suffered 27 000 casualties not bad because for a celebration oh the Germans were drunk as heck high on the accomplishments of others for the first time what felt like weeks Vadim had been allowed a break but there was no more work to do he and his Russian comrades for all the hard work have been rewarded despite a chance of leading on the shovels engaged at the miles of trenches they dug by hand Vadim got it done with one mother beers a soldiers were passing around but for now he was just grateful to have good clean water the radio was blaring out some patriotic German song immediately followed by speech by Fury Goring congratulating the troops and laborers the German labors of course were on the completion of what he referred to as the eighth wonder of the world the arc Angus ostracon lime the division of German Russia was now a sharp line of the map rather than the Blurred once been what many other young Russians considered a small golden age of Enterprise compared to the union and Reiko to sandwich them the only Enterprise getting done these days certainly wasn't setting their profits his way even the except his water and for the moment content it should have no longer a to surveyed the Wilderness expense of the East nothing but feels as far as I could see no cover nothing but easy shooting should some a-hole look up from his drinking back to his duties but still there was no time left they've been moving out soon the best one could see was a goalie a few hundred meters away leading South East if he could reach there in a couple of hours when drinking your darkness of their senses he might be able to crawl out of sight little of a truck interrupted his thoughts and he turned the truck was backing up into a trench where his gun rather enjoying the rest soldiers arrival children looking much more silver than their drunken friends recompanying them rusky's in the truck next project Vadim gaze in the back of the truck like it was a gaping pip he was out of time I wonder what I'll be when they open the door remove building new A-line beautiful but we'll see how long these guys last because I guarantee you they ain't gonna last long we want the air base oh yeah just drop them like the Flies 59 000 losses already not enough yet of course but you know it is a small start not bad uh they're damaging us a little bit but we'll get there hey spot I promoted very good very good very good we should be moving across the entire front oh back up to 40 4 million almost done even nearest supplies we've been trying to maximize our science expenditures as well so integral activities that's going to be very important for us uh I'm gonna continue with this as well as we're building up more roads we're building some air bases a Supply Depot you know good stuff like that um we told the Navy to stop working on stuff right now the air is doing okay Army needs way more fuel but that's also why we're here better sub stuff that's nice Naval stuff here don't grab that too go here but I'm going to destroy him so how much have we lost so the seeds of course is so in our 14 000 it's not bad and Advanced Cruiser holes would be very nice as well happy November everybody as we're slowly trying to push into good old uh well Russia man screw their holes huh 12 000 range 130 HP armor is six but it shouldn't cost almost 3 400. not bad overall cool stability and whatnot would be nice uh military's demands go into that one why not all right do them all we need more money our economy is slightly shrinking as our deficit is slowly increasing you find some people only get rid of them you know good so let's go take a walk get done 66 000 losses they actually might already be out of manpower [Music] uh they're actually quite a bit still left which is good for them not for us but whatever um so I'm gonna get all this stuff done happy November 6th everybody so those plant ones that do uh thrown in the Japanese which we did as well and the end of the ruse the victory at last or the complete caucus of Russia the German right proves once more it's might against those who wants to dare to stand defined for the glory of the eagle in the swastika the Russian peoples know more either assimilated and slayed or driven into the Wilderness to fight like the rats they are a grand tribe should be held in Germany all the military leaders shall be present alongside the fira for his momentous occasion where the power of the right shall be exposed for all to see how desolate ammonia Heil Goring which we actually get one and a half percent more GDP growth which is fantastic increased liquid reserves by a billion poverty gets better and Alexa stand uh just it does very well oh stability around 60 removed continued resistance oh God 100 oh minus 100 for sport holy crap that's a lot go to afford there's 1972 huh semi-modern stealth fighter that's kind of cool actually uh sure why not and I'm sure we got some planes we want to improve upon right yes yes we've arrive them into the sea my friends because that is where they belong what is this one operation Gertrude the other Balkan size turkey formerly and Ally bars and then of Italy but no more turkey now stands alone Atlanta mountains rivers in a race of questionable worth for centuries a church with the greatest Richter European civilization the perfidy and bobber as a match only by the unwashed swords of Russia there was Aryan Heroes Who Rose to defend Europe from these Mongols of Islam such men such as Vlad the Impaler and Jean hunyadi but still the Turks endure never loosening their climbing grip on the Southeastern at Balkans they're out the Allies despite butchering our Empire to the Great War allow the Turkish Nation to continue existing so presumably to some adaptively Zionist end no more show this insult Stan or fewer sends shall forever and this uh and forever end there's an unnatural State of Affairs and restore Klein azinta European control over the sea Navy across mountains I will probably do it across a month so everyone about over the seas big redhead there's this one storming the beaches stricter industry uh probably do a cross Mountain I lost you okay W spoken the mountains are the most a direct and least risky Avenue of invasion where the fears approval plans are being drawn up on a sold stage where bases north of the caucuses the General's war of Khan shower the Mountain Rangers and your passes will largely negate a numerical bench forcing us to rely on more focused breakthroughs forces or find some way to circumvent such obstacles despite their origin in the Bob rest steps to Central Asia attraction amount of people through and through we must be aware of any tricks they might have picked up over the last few centuries this is a relatively unfamiliar territory for the further they've ever marked and lipov's ability to provide a sport will be stymied thorough planning and discipline will be of the utmost importance in this campaign of course good deficit not good not good we need that one and a half percent growth please let's get a little more run for money than I would have liked well that's all right without a quarter million losses as we took a while to get rid of these guys oh I hate it to drive them in and see at least working on it um what's this one next in order to plant one and or the troops one and uh what about the water regrettably the liquid life liquid of life it doesn't exactly do much in the way battle let's change that shall we indeed the time has come to wonder what about the water and make it useful on our success as a nation which is therefore necessary with a formal recommendation of the grwi that the government began to pump fluoride the most electronegative element into the right water supply we would have taken this despite considerable protests from our nation's private sector the claimo destroy the toothpaste industry we've shared a fear Goring that fluoride will deliver improved health and more important to keep the population docile and also prevent tooth decay a little more money spending but we're undergoing's leadership so what do you expect and then uh super heavy battleships the average battleship is a king of the sea a gigantic creation of steel and fire that can Crush enemies for Miles Away the kriegsman already has many of these behemoths but the ringhorn doctrine caused Recreation not worse even though he's Monsters the super early Battleship outfit of the largest guns the right cast covering the thickest armor belts we can create this giant should be The Chronic piece of the noon Korean Marine the average Battleship has glorious and Valiant as they are have their own drawbacks such as the poor accuracy range and susceptibility torpedo attacks with new advancements in Gunnery combined with the strongest armor on Earth both these problems shall no longer be a concern the super heavy Battleship will make an average Battleship will look like a mere Cruiser and our opponent shall stare at all at the Shared capabilities of the krug's Marine as their shells rain down upon them from miles away and their battleships are our Cruisers and the rest upsides our ships uh much effort has been focused on the capital ships of the crazy Marine however once could not forget the humble Cruiser which once again requires our attention if we wish to keep all of our Navy to Doctrine another ring horn Doctrine we shall turn on Cruisers from your screening ships to battleships in their own right able to destroy any skirmishing Force leaders come in after it our Cruisers shall be equal to their battleships and they'll no longer even have a chance to come after our own Capital ships after all there may be less glory in the life of a cruiser crew but they're certainly not less importance with these improvements our Cruisers cannons really will take the rifle part of the glory of the new craze marine and jimin leviathans the word is out about the grand a brand a new krug's marine and a wave of chairs swept through our enemies our spy support hurried Panic meetings between Admirals and Norfolk and Tokyo exactly as we expected one cannot blame them for their Panic which certainly would not have any less uneasy if Japan American ruled out such popular ships as we have their right to hold on Terror of course are plates are nearly impenetrable our Cruisers can shatter any skirmishing force or Capital ships can single-handedly level fleets in cities alikeen our crews are the best in the world with such power at a disposal one is to wonder what a nation could do to resist such an overwhelming Force indeed it seems at this point only Nuclear Strike to Destroyer ships what are the Japanese and Americans decide on doing it's clear that the Greek Marine is the new king of the seas are people cheer share their ships Sail by knowing that the Reich is the greatest nation on Earth but I'm gonna end up there and finish the rest of this Russian war off screen and just taking a while and with the Windows Defender running in the background it's very very lucky and honestly I wish it wasn't so laggy but that's just me and my computer but if you enjoyed the video though please consider leaving a like subscribe if you're new check out my Discord Link in the description below and I'll see you tomorrow I'll just see what else we can do as the ggr thanks for watching have a tremendous einheit's pack of rust of your day | MrMochalover | UCjdFBTalo6DQXFpUm6NNwbg | 2023-09-04 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 9,318 | 51,424 |
YxEXml5-SXQ | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxEXml5-SXQ | Drupal 8 Entity Reference Override Tutorial | hi there and welcome to this tutorial on how to use entity reference override uh so this is a really handy module if you are referencing uh one entity to another um and you're pulling in information about this referenced entity but you need to uh for whatever reason do a one-off um override of a value in that reference density um the most common scenario i've found for this is when let's say having a list of faculty and staff on a program page for a college or university website it's pretty common for professors to have really long titles that list out all of the different positions that they hold relationships they have to various entities that they're a part of and it can get pretty long and if you're wanting like a short simple clean byline or you know teaser of that person a lot of times it makes sense to just pull one aspect of that title so we've got entity reference override it was created by jeff eaton over at lullabot um the lulabot folks got the thing going and then um agaric tech cooperative has uh picked up the baton and continued uh improving it and maintaining it um so yeah the folks rule the lullabot folks rule you know it's a real kind of celebrity list of drupal contributors here so we know the under the hood it's it's solid using drupal best practices um it is at an alpha release um but you know i i find with modules that are pretty simple in scope and what they do that's okay and it's it's always worked out well for um for my uses and is being used in production on several sites 108 according to this counter so let's just uh dive right in um i've already installed the module once you do then it provides a new field type for you so i'm just going to hop over to this program content type and i've already created it but let me just delete it and start over to show you that workflow okay so say we have a program content type this is for things like the masters program or you know some other like academic program that you're featuring on the site and you want a list of faculty and staff so i'm going to add a new field under reference we see now there's a entity reference with custom text give it a name it's going to relate to content we want it unlimited and everything that you kind of see when you're creating an entity reference field i'm going to choose person as the type of content you can reference okay so here's here's where we want to start using the entity reference override modules features so in this case i want to override their job title so that's what i'm going to give for the label of this custom text we're overriding um this is the format that you want to give the author so in this case let's do simple toolbar and default value we don't need that okay so now we've got the field now we can configure it in the form display let's just put it up here okay complete looks good [Music] the rest of this looks good so i can save it managing the display we've got faculty and staff let's just put this up here so it's easier to see we want to make sure that we're doing the rendered entity here and this is where so i want to use the teaser view mode for the person so then this is the last step really to get the entity reference override functionality working we want to choose what text we want to override um so the module works with any kind of text field whether it's plain text or formatted text and so here we'll use the job title oh classic mistake that's on default instead of full okay so rendered entity this is all good and now we need to do with what we did before on this okay there we go okay so i've already created a person content type and here under the job title and this is you know this is an actual title so like like i was explaining at the beginning of this video right you can have a lot of different you can have a pretty long title you can list out several you know schools or programs that that this person is is uh involved with but for our purposes we really just want to know that he is the director of the davis center so i'm going to hop over here here's the master's program and here is the faculty and staff now i don't see any uh remember that custom title text we put in i don't see it here so i think that this is a bug in the module which has uh you know good open source users will file this issue after this video okay so start typing here's rawie um i'm going to leave this blank just to show you all that if you leave it blank then it just pulls in the title of that person great but we don't want that we want a more concise title so we are just going to say that he is the director of the davis center leave it at that nice and simple and boom there you go so here's that's a demonstration of the entity reference override module um yeah if it fit it's a you know one of these nice modules that fits a real specific use case and when you have that use case it's it's a real life saver so encourage you to go try it out if um if you find yourself in that situation when you're making a drupal site thanks so much for watching have a good day | Clayton Dewey | UCh455EI7vCMZ8FB9SnLCelw | 2020-09-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 998 | 5,057 |
hc7xA7_FQ7Q | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hc7xA7_FQ7Q | How to Connect a Laptop to a TV Wirelessly| Microsoft Surface Screen Mirroring | the modern workplace happens anywhere where people can be creative connected and productive while using surface hi my name is kenneth perry i'm your technology expert and welcome to my channel k perry global we all have times we want to project to a large screen quickly without connecting a cable so today i'm going to show you how to connect the microsoft surface or a windows 10 device to a tv wirelessly but before we get started please like subscribe and hit that bell for updates and if you have any questions please put them in the comment section all surface devices have the miracast technology out of the box so no adapters needed if you have a tv with the same mirrorcast technology you may be wondering which tvs will wirelessly connect to the laptop well most modern tv brands like samsung lg vizio sony will allow you to do so make sure your pc is within 25 feet of your tv on your surface select action center in the taskbar or swipe from the right edge of the screen you can also click the windows key plus k for a shortcut select connect then select the name of the wireless display or adapter that you want to connect to if this is your first time connecting to the tv use the tv remote to allow the pc connection and select allow if you don't have a tv with a built-in mirrorcast technology you can purchase a microsoft wireless display adapter to connect a tv or monitor wirelessly once you obtain the wireless display adapter please ensure your tv has the following ports an hdmi and usb ports insert the hdmi end of the wda into the hdmi port then insert the usb end of the wda into the usb port pick up your tv remote and change the source to the hdmi port the wda is using now let's repeat the same step we took to connect the tv wirelessly click the windows key plus the k key then select the wireless display adapter you would like to connect to once you're joined you are all set and ready to work or play thank you for watching the how to connect your surface to a tv wirelessly video if you have any questions please comment in the comment section if you liked the video hit the like button and don't forget to subscribe and hit that bell for updates thank you and have a good day you | Kperryglobal | UCe2m-4_oXNVe5jH_gc2VkmA | 2021-03-12 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 420 | 2,213 |
Rp3VKSsfKo0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp3VKSsfKo0 | 1955 Ford Fairlane Sunliner Convertible | [Music] so [Music] so [Music] [Applause] [Music] so [Music] hey everybody i'm tony fleming from fleming's ultimate garage thank you for joining me on an aac winning piece of history we are talking about a car that is approaching the 70-year mark it's restored it's a mechanical device it is driving on the road people are so hard on cars when you think about it like i ask you do you have a 70 year old toaster that's still working properly or a 70 year old tv that you're using still and the answer is probably no right this car here you could use every day if you wanted to this is an amazing amazing piece we're going to look at some detail today that i hope that says to you because i get this question all the time hey tone that's a great looking car but i don't really know but most people don't really know why it's a great looking car so we're going to spend some time looking at the details the level of restoration why was this an award winner and some of the things you get with it okay so some of my favorite styling features of a car of this age i think about like maybe my grandmother probably had plastic on her couch right do we all remember that they came from a different time and this is a car from a different time i smile because i think of like what was the world like then think about this for a second no internet no iphone no digital camera no uh microwave no so many modern conveniences however because this was a more simple time people did better things with each other right we got outside and we did stuff here we're talking about wide whites the wheels painted the original color of the car itself right this stainless hubcap all these pieces are restored these are replicas these are firestone deluxe champion wide whites and there are replicas there we see the call outs for here because originally so many cars came with just six cylinder engines they didn't come with all of this stuff okay lastly uh we look for uh airplane and jet age references right because we're at the dawn of the jet age right and all of these cars now have forward moving pieces here we have jet here we have uh and when we get to the rear of the car and you see the styling there you're gonna see the jet engines coming back we see movement the car is moving everywhere we look on this car it is moving and that's kind of the idea behind it these became much more powerful when the v8s came out and we got down onto american highways and we were rolling lastly to get to uh a car of this level we need to talk about the paint okay the paint is on this car i think uh pretty impressive i think it's past pretty impressive and pretty spectacular before i do the test here with these uh with the letters that i normally do i want you just to come up here and see the ceiling and see every dang that we have in the ceiling up above you can see the light strip you can see every little piece so come on up here and look at in the paint let's look at the letters here this is what i would refer to as mirror finish but also look at the ceiling up there you can see everything and we're in these harsh lights uh this is an amazing amazing paint job holding up so beautifully on the great styling of the grill i don't know man this is this is great we're gonna keep rolling all right on to the engine compartment next so the word show detailed engine compartment gets thrown around all the time all right that's really not the way it is i'm going to tell you why because here is a show detailed engine compartment and now you'll be able to tell people that's not a show with detailed engine carpet when you see what we have here so come on in let's take a peek at that so we talk about show detail engine compartment in here everything is not black bomb every color-coded wire is a different color here you can see that all the wiring is new you can see the engine block not only is painted correctly but it probably has been clear coated as well because it looks so nice in here we have the correct oil bath air cleaner with the instructions for handling that detail lastly around here we have the stamps from the inspectors as the car went down the assembly line you say tone with the what of the who of the what yes they didn't put their name on here they put inspection number on here so for instance right here mr 532 he handled the trim on the vehicle and so when he walked around he made sure everything was in the place it was supposed to be then he put his decal on there to let this car pass uh his muster right and over here paint guy 232 maybe mr johnson or mr jones or whatever mr 232 was he went ahead and he made sure that this was a dirt free paint job and we're talking 1955 man we're talking 70 years ago almost right he after inspecting all the paint buffed clean and ready went ahead and put his stamp of approval on here that's on there as well the call outs for the engine right the tags for uh how to do the anti-freeze in here this is just spectacular take a minute and look at the picture and video of this and see the detail of what you're getting because this is an expensive part of the restoration okay so we're talking about style 1955 jet age we talked about that at the front of the car now let's talk about what happens back here and we'll talk about some restoration details as well first off we can see the style here this is the afterburner of the jet engine right here styled into the car right the car is moving this right here giving it the look like it has the flow of air going on these are all styling things in your mind when you say wow that's a great looking car but we don't really know why this is what the designers were thinking this piece of trim super nice nowhere around here is a hole for a gas cap why they're beautiful quarter panels they didn't want to mess that up they didn't want to put the gas cap anywhere here so they hit it right here behind the tag what a great styling feature okay forget the fact that the chrome is triple plated super nice the exhaust system dual exhaust all nicely detailed and galvanized beautiful as well but then move to the trunk because if you're going to go to a car show you may never use this car in a car show this may be a beach car or a fun vacation car home car whatever it may be but if you want to go to a car show like here you can be proud of this check this out for a second matching tire with the wide white and a painted wheel the correct tartan mat inside here all of the detail painted inside even the jack is detailed right the the jack looks like a show jack like you might might put on uh its own tv show anyway this right here is uh part of the jack pack put the jack in if you wanted to all right that goes in there and then we look around inside the trunk which you can't see right now they're stainless fasteners so they last a long time and they don't turn rusty and become ugly over time this is a beautifully restored car now you're seeing why and what the effort this is probably a two to three year restoration like probably a hundred thousand dollars uh during its time and it clearly shows how beautiful and the time that was put into it all right so i wanted you to start out here before we got in so when you walk up to your car you go man this is a great car it will give you this smile right however that's only part of the fun of owning a car like this and the simple fact is when you get in i want you to hear that listen that is a door that had so much time spent on it lining it up properly all right so what we have now is a real six passenger car i want you to think about going to dinner or out with some friends to some place going to a winery with a couple couples six people in this car the experience is significantly different right you pull up to the palm and the porsche gets pushed around the side because this car gets pulled up front why because this is the pioneer of a car with navigation say tone that's 1955 there was no navigation ha i say to you right here nav is right there showing us our way 1955 it's on the cutting edge all kidding aside this dash to me is way better looking than most other 55 vehicles that are out there i don't like to call any names of any of them but like this right here check out the radio this is the am radio and it's round style instead of being across like this it fit the motif of all of these gauges the hvac system here functions like it's supposed to all restored and beautifully nicely working all of the knobs side maybe you decide to take up smoking because it becomes very fashionable again i hope it doesn't but anyway if it does so be it not for us but with some people it might be a 120 mile speedometer full gauges right here showing 14 900 miles on it since it was restored that's pretty amazing car and it's holding up so beautifully in here the carpets are great the seats the door panels again we're talking about lots of options on here the clock was an option the am radio was an option power windows were an option overdrive transmission was an option power top was an option wide whites were an option two-tone paint was an option right on and on and on that's why this is a spectacular car compared to many others that are out there all right so let's close up the video and run down some of the serious serious bullets we discussed now we talked about overdrive transmission nice option to have the beautiful wide whites the aaca winning uh badge that was on the car we also talked about the spectacular goldenrod yellow and raven black paint triple plated chrome the interior spectacular the dash probably one of the nicest dashes we've ever seen of any car the detail in here is fabulous remember they were competing against chevy tri-fives during that year everybody was into the jet age and we looked and saw all of the jet age components that were built into it this is a cool car not for first off it's amongst other super models here and it looks spectacular but imagine this car out on the road surrounded by priuses and suvs and what have you it is a show stopper anyway call us three one eight one six one thousand we'll tell you all about this uh i love the name sun liner convertible all right and uh if you don't mind uh click the like button down there below that will help us uh get out there and get the message to everybody subscribe to the channel you get some new content all the time and if you don't mind share this with your friends as well and i will see you on the test drive thanks for joining me on the test drive man listen we are back in time we are driving we are circa 1955 wheeling down a road that was probably built in 1955 and i mean we're watching the the we're watching everything in front of us work the way it's supposed to the the speedometer in this beautiful glass piece here i'm watching my navigation right my navigation right there on the dash watching that going along i should be paying attention to my driving instead of looking at all the cool stuff in the car but i'm just telling you when you drive a car like this first off everybody loves it second go to dinner go to someplace in this car the experience is different the the camaraderie with the people in the car is different it's just a more simple time and the fact that it's approaching 70 years old and i keep harping on that because i think to myself who at your house or who at anyone's house has a lot of 70 year old products that they can just jump in and use at any time 70 year old toasters and 70 year old television sets we're driving a mechanical item 50 60 70 miles an hour we're driving down the road enjoying uh this is just amazing to me anyway i hope some way you can find to get this in your garage thanks for driving with us today and i'll see you on the next test drive | Flemings Ultimate Garage | UCLeyt_f6_dLud0vk9goXf9A | 2022-04-05 | Creative 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9_PMvJLynXU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_PMvJLynXU | 🚨URGENT‼️DM & DF ECLIPSE SPECIFICS- MASSIVE SHIFT THE EFFECTS WILL MAKE THE DIFFERENCE FOR THIS ❤️ | on your person and this Eclipse energy it's about to happen where I'm at it's going to start in about 30 minutes so I don't have much time but I hope you guys have had had a moment to put out your gemstones and fast and kind of get ready for the eclipse um try to do mantras while it's happening um even just saying thanks giving prayers um being grateful is great and if you want to do mantras um any kind of a sun Mantra is great um the Guaty Mantra is the most popular but you do whatever you like but let's get into your person Spirit please show me the current energy with my collective's person during the eclipse at this time so go ahead and picture your person's face right now picture them and ask the questions you need to ask and let's let them get revealed in the cards how does this person feel about you what's going to happen next with you and your person what's happening in your person's life what is your person want all right bottom of the deck here we have a six of Wands and this is a letter or news coming there's some kind of Victory or news all right this is Success it's a win it's a happy thing happy happy then we have the Knight of Cups so again how they feel about you is they want to give you a love offer they feel like they're ready to give you a love offer or they at least want to the desire is there they do have love and strong feelings for you I think they want to start expressing that to you there's some kind of action they're going to take probably within about 6 weeks what's going to happen between you guys page of Wands your person is going to move towards you take some steps baby steps towards you they definitely desire to pursue um they feel a little bit overwhelmed with their emotions for you but their emotions are coming up quite a bit um they're definitely wanting to travel with you or travel to go see you so I see some excitement in how they're going to travel how they're going to go take a a little visit with you I feel like maybe you're kind of a small distance away at least but either way they intend on making a decision to pursue you one way or the other and they do love you what's going on in their life is the seven of Pentacles so there's some work frustrations at work today and whatever's going on with them they're a hard worker there's a lot that needs to be done at their job and at their home and in life in general and um there's some situations in their life that they're just not happy with to be honest they're not happy with life I don't think they're miserable I don't see a bunch of tears and Sadness and Sorrow I just notice a lot of disappointment which is why they're a dreamer with you you're nothing but a dream right now the Knight of Cups is a dreamer he's romantic when he shows up in a reading and your person feels very romantic about you he's a messenger too just like the page he brings great news great joy um he definitely even proposes this like let's get together let's go out on a date um and it's about following their heart and believing in their dreams and believing anything is possible so when you get that seven of Pentacles with their life without you you you know you can see a gardener there and he's looking around at what he's gotten out of his Harvest and there's some issues there's some problems and it's what do I do about this how can I fix this maybe there's a fear of moving on maybe there's you know some some evaluation about all the work they put into their life so far and they've kind of come up short-handed empty-handed they're looking at where they want to go in life and what they want to have when you get the seven of Pentacles it encourages them to take stock of everything they have in their life everything they've achieved evaluate their situation and probably take a break it's time to maybe think about a new plan do something better look at the bigger picture you know what's going to help them move forward in life it's certainly not going to be hanging around where they are currently you know and the overall underall energy between you guys is that six of Wands and that is success and remember pride comes before the fall so we're feeling pretty good right now your person's feeling pretty good right now but that could change overnight or in minutes with this eclipse clips that can definitely change and that page of Wands which is the next course of action is a me a young messenger inspired with a spark inside of his heart encouraged to make some bold moves and when in a love reading the page of Wands encourages to spice things up relight the fire in your passion and your attraction and your sexual with one another um it's not longterm it's fast it can heat up like a light like a like a fire and go out just as quick but there is some optimism okay and what does your person want to do your person wants to put down their burdens 10 of Wands they want to let go of their problems they want to release it be done with it they're worried about how much weight they're carrying in their life they're weighed down with money problems all kinds of other possible relationship problems um health issues they're they're they feel like they're carrying a very heavy load and honestly what your person wants to do is just lay it all down I want to give it up I don't want to do it anymore more they want a break they want a vacation and I'll be honest your person definitely wants a vacation let's clarify these cards the Knight of Cups is clarified by a Crossroads and separation all right so they know that they have a decision to make and they're going to have to separate from another relationship it looks like to come to you I think the decision will be made Knight of Cups they're going to follow their heart they also feel like maybe they made the wrong decision when they separated from you okay so they kind of want to make it up and possibly even give you an apology with the page of Wands which is their what's going to happen next with you guys again picture your person's face so we have lessons and bottom of the deck is karmic partner all right so that's probably been the barrier a karmic partner they've learned their lessons with their karmic partner and um I think the next step is they're going to pursue you because they've already gained wisdom and knowledge they are a student of the universe and they still are learning their lessons I get a lot of your guys's comments and I read them and I say hm because some of you guys say you're lying it didn't happen for me it's not happening everyone's promising well for one you need a personal reading don't judge just a YouTube video that I don't have your name on it or your person's name and you know we haven't done a private energy exchange here to do a reading for you specifically so you know don't jump the gun on a public reading but number two the timing is always different so if it hasn't happened yet there's a chance that it still will happen maybe two years down the road maybe three maybe tomorrow it depends on the person um like I've said guys I've gotten lots of readings and one in particular that she predicted all kinds of things in my life that was not true at the moment and it happened like 8 years later and I wanted to contact her and say all of those predictions came true but she already moved and I couldn't find her so keep in mind that these predictions um they don't have a date of when it's and if you're judging it as today well that's not my situation right now maybe it will be maybe it will be soon enough um maybe it's going to take some time okay so you know keep an open mind with these readings because that's not how tarot works it's not direct now astrology is direct they have whenever there's some timing around astrology it's usually within a about 6 to 9 months of accuracy it's pretty close it's pretty close it's at least within a year but usually within 6 to n months of the timing of something it's pretty accurate so if you want timing and you want to know what's coming up in your life via timing I do recommend getting an astrology reading okay and that is available on my website below if you're interested but there's other people too out there if you want to choose somebody else but you know I do recommend you look at that so don't always judge too much by the cards the cards tell you current energy they tell you what they're seeing in the future based on events right now they're telling you what's going on based on how your person feels about you right now and as we know feelings is fluid it changes so sometimes they feel a certain way one day and then another day they may not be feeling that way so you it's kind of hard to keep up to date with your person's feelings that's why we use the cards for current energy because the difference between cards and astrology is astrology will tell you what's going on that year but they're not going to tell you what's going on today or this week or this month so you know astrolog is not going to be able to give you current in the moment what's going on Vibes they're not going to be able to tell you if someone's having an argument or if they're going through a breakup or if they're on a trip or if they're expecting a baby or you know details like that only tarot and Oracle can tell you those details uh so anyways current energy here I do feel like the next thing that they're going to be doing for you is letting you know in some kind of good news or message that they've learned a lesson with their karmic and they're moving on from that okay so let's clarify the seven of Pentacles their current frustrations with their life right now what is this all about so we have a new Direction and settling all right so one card wanted to come out I I won't pull it but it is Union with you okay the other card here at the bottom is material world and it's about money Pentacles again so your person is struggling financially that's an issue and they would love to go in a new direction to make money to have a new new job um to figure out a way to create more wealth but they do have to stop being stubborn and actually make the decision so many people complain about their hardship with money but they're not really doing anything about it to change that so what spirit says is you know what they're probably going to be going in a New Direction because they're tired of settling they might have been in place for about seven years give or take they may have been in a relationship also in the 3D for about seven years you know give or take a year whatever but they've realized that they've been settling in the relationship and they would like to go out in a New Direction and kind of leave that relationship that's what I'm getting um let's see that t of Wands for what they want they want to let this burden go and down let's see what can we do to clarify that so we have stuck makes a lot of sense and bottom of the deck is mute we also have Purge all right so they would more than anything like to get unstuck from their life but they're quiet about it they're not speaking up with mute they're not being clear concise they're not speaking about what it is they do want to their partner to you to the universe they're just staying quiet and kind of [Music] getting um the book thrown at them honestly is how they feel um let's see if they want to say anything about that what is it your person wants to say about feeling stuck in their life I'm seeing the truth so they're seeing that they're the problem it's them they are the problem it's them they're seeing it they're owning it they're I think taking responsibility with it we also have the blame game so yeah they're they know who it is to blame it's not you and then we have I regret ever hurting you now they do need more time but at least they regret causing any problems or issues when it comes to you so I do think they're trying to fix that and help it in some way um let's clarify what this regret is about and you know kind of what they have in store for you to make it right oh okay I would drop it like I have time to pick up freaking dropped cards all right so one of the regrets is because you are their forever love they've learned a big lesson with that okay they want to heal oh the third party situation with you all right and they want to get you some sweet results they're being a lot more flexible now than they have been in the past um this could be a sign maybe one of their favorite candies is Gummy Bears maybe they're having gummy bears today maybe they smoke and they're having a smoke today thinking about you could very well be um a smoke and some gummy bears they're again unsure of what to do and how to fix this but when they are smoking or munching on a little snack thinking about you and what they need to do to fix it but their head is in the clouds they don't have all the answers who does who really does let's get another comment from your person what does your person want to tell you I feel like you deserve way more so they don't have a lot of confidence in themselves and that kind of is with the Knight of Cups they need to get some more confidence but they're working on it they will always forgive the mistakes you make they're hoping that you will forgive the mistakes that they've made so they are worried if you're ever going to forgive them based on your past they do talk to you within your mind all the time you probably get signs synchronicities maybe you have thoughts or feelings that aren't your own it's them do you hear me do you feel me do you answer me because I swear you do so they are trying to have some kind of communication during the midst of your separation bottom of the deck sometimes I wonder if this is all in my head you know the whole soulmate twinflame thing the whole relationship but they know deep down it's not in their head and they're trying really hard to overcome their own vices their own downfalls and blocks to give you what you truly deserve because you deserve more all right so let's end this with an oracle what does Spirit see coming in store for you guys with this Eclipse as you guys know the eclipse comes to take things out the eclipse is not here to give you things and that's very important to know today with the eclipse you're not going to be given a whole bunch of gifts guys this isn't blessings it's blessings in the form of I'm going to take stuff out and hopefully they take the good stuff out but this is old patterns old Cycles old Karma's old lessons think of this as having a cup full of water and dumping it all out everything that was is kind of being cleared we're purging we're clearing the way for something new and that's kind of a fresh new start and a rebirth think of it as the sun is dying and that's why the Moon is blocking it it's giving death to the sun which is your desires your dreams Your Existence and then it hides it in Block blocks it during this death and then it moves out of the way okay and then we have rebirth the sun is reborn it's back it's that second chances it's the Phoenix and that's really what this eclipse is going to be kind of about and so anyways we're going to see what in your relationship is being taken out show me the eclipse energy please with this relationship again please picture your person's face what is the eclipse going to take out all right so bottom of the deck is Kundalini shock number 10 might be seeing that quite often all right and let's get that love Oracle what is foreseen in the future past the eclipse after the eclipse ooh we have I love you ooh this is good these are very important words this Eclipse may bring up the word words I love you to you and your person or between you and your person but this words are going to come up after this Eclipse so get ready for that all right let's go ahead and see what they're taking out we have Vata number two so number two and number 10 may be pretty prominent for you in your life those may be some important numbers also notice she's both blue here kind of a connection between the two cards could be life path numbers or messages so the number 10 hers is the arising Consciousness that evokes instability within clearing the inner pathway for a better higher Consciousness to actually manifest the inner disturbance and instability rought by Kundalini Shakti is an obscuring kind of Grace internal disorder and chaos is a necessary step towards Divine reorganization reassure your heart that no matter what is going to appear in the physical world at a spiritual level all is well outworn energy is being processed and broken down From the Ashes of your life and the inner fire you will emerge a new let what needs to happen happen so you're going to become the Phoenix and this is a purification page number 77 may be another sign but burning things up through fire I like that they use the word reorganization and I think you're going to reorganize your life overall under all this eclipse is going to help you be a better person more organized more on schedule more put together more knowing what you want and more knowing what comes first and what's important I think you're going to be setting some boundaries and cutting some standards let's see number two with her protection even significant uncertainty does not need to be rought with despair there is a pathway that is going to shift your Devastation of of your relationship and your life and into a palpable experience of being protected and guided through your difficulty trust where you're being led Grace will come for this you are encouraged to develop confidence and commitment you're going to be taking on some tasks some challenges that do inspire you and don't let yourself be intimidated by the well the desire that you want stay true to your path and your progress step by step like that beautiful page of Wands just take the first step trust with all your capacity and believe that it's going to grow and manifest although your circumstances are showing you maybe you'd prefer something else you are in a position of unrealized potential and spiritual power you are going to gain some benefits and that's what's transpiring relevant to your personal growth what appears to be so true is not looks can be deceiving so when you are willing to look at yourself rather than your partner or other people that remain to be your problems and you start to accept that you are the primary source of your pain vishada the cosmic mother will appear with genuine desires to help you heal and outgrow your cause of suffering she is Kali and is sweet Savor of the beloved Soul mother if you've also had issues with mother figures her presence triggers a healing mother issues can impede your ability to trust and feel you are safe and you belong all right guys well this is your quick fast Eclipse reading I better hurry up I think it's happening it's going to start to happen bonus card am I afraid to be seen don't be afraid to be seen you will be accepted you are enough enough you are worthy you are chosen change up your words in your head and in your heart I will see you guys later I'm going to go ahead and go don't forget try to swing out some of your favorite gemstones put it out for the uh eclipse and uh anyways I'll see you guys later remember this is a journey not a destination you just keep swimming all right I love you all and I'll see you later enjoy your eclipse today bye guys you're being followed by a Moon Shadow I better hurry up I better hurry up Markus all right guys love you | 🧿JKS 11:11 Tarot | UC_FNZ_jGLV7ZxImJOAtiu6w | 2024-04-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,742 | 19,568 |
LJc_Ubc3MEA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJc_Ubc3MEA | BB Reports Ep 201 James M. Lawson pt 1 | hello I'm Bonnie Boswell today Lee you meet a former colleague of mine a man Martin Luther King said was the leading nonviolent theorists in the world a man who ABC News said was one of the most important people of the 20th century why because he used Gandhi and techniques to desegregate the south and thereby caused a wave of change throughout America who better to talk to about racism and violence as it affects us now the man is James M Lawson jr. pastor emeritus of Holman methodist church in Los Angeles I asked him what he thought about what is going on I think the very the period in which were in the day is both hopeful but also fragile complicated on the one side the period we're going through the day represents the continuing unraveling and exposure of the 20th century effort to make apartheid Jim Crow law and segregation and racism the culture and custom and law of the land the transition period that allows the exposure of this very very very very vicious system is kill going on it's always a rough affair in a society especially when the society does not have political economic communication religious leadership that hardly understands it it's a particularly painful time and so the tensions are in so many different ways apparent the very fact that this stuff is being exposed is itself a plush on the next edition of Bonnie Boswell reports pastor Lawson suggest away our nation can heal you won't want to miss it | Bonnie Boswell Reports | UC8q6jcR51Q8qaOh-lmDJDwg | 2016-11-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 259 | 1,438 |
6GkbUqo8TmI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GkbUqo8TmI | Justin Cronin on Light Years - James Salter | [Music] so the book that I love that I would that I would talk about and with the hope that it will take more people to the book because that's what you do when you love a book you want other people to read the book is a book called light years by the writer Jim Salter james salter and it was written in the 1970s it's still out there Salter died very recently too which was and I got to see him at a book event just before he died but I'd say light years this is greatest achievement it's a writer's novel like every writer I know knows this book but it didn't didn't kind of get further out into the world I don't think and it is a novel about a marriage that's it there's no huge plot it is just very observant about the textures of marriage and I'm daily life and the writing is so good just sentence by sentence by sentence it's like it's like every sentence is a perfect jewel on black stuff that's how I describe it every sense is it's indescribably perfect and as a writer I have to read that book at least once a year just to be in the presence of those fences like a beautiful sentence that's the book [Music] | Whyilovethisbook | UCqBRnwrBlcHlcVzqsKnjAwA | 2017-03-28 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 223 | 1,120 |
e5-Yu_TP5ME | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5-Yu_TP5ME | Su, 02.226.23 -- 2022 FANATICS UNDER WRAPS 2.0 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALLS 3-BOX BREAK #11 | hi everyone Joe from jaspiescasebreaks.com coming at you with another three box break of 2022 Fanatics Under Wraps baseballs this is random player break number nine one spot gets you nine players it's only a 19 spot break there's one spot that'll get any and all multi-signed baseballs even if they're on the same team even if you have all of the individual players you won't get it it'll be the person that has that any and all multi-signed baseball spot full disclosure on that um highlighted in red you know and I think we understand that by now a really nice checklist here as well thanks everybody so now there's the list of players here's a list of you let's multiply that by nine there's one already two three four five six seven eight and nine so we get to 171 for both lists foreign all right so there's the full list of your names and there's the fullest the players names plus the any and all multi-auto baseball spot all right good luck let's roll it randomize it five and a two seven times each one two three four five six and seven also got James all the way down to James I'll use the first tab right here for the official results five and a two seven times for The Players plus the any and all multi-signed baseball spot one two three four five six and seventh and final time we got Jorge Posada all the way down to DJ lemayu so I'm just going to show you the list as is not going to read off all these names here but I'll show you the list as is and then I'll alphabetize by your first name so you can see all of your players grouped together kind of go by and buy those highlighted blocks right there you can always if you want to you know just audit this for whatever reason we just want to put this on the recording that's why and you can um go re-go through it in slow motion if you want to you can watch at there you go Jerry Grant with the any and all multi-signed baseball spot so you can re-watch these videos in um in a really slow speed if you wanted to sometimes that's helpful when uh we're doing like a bass heavy break or something like that not bases in space but b-a-s-e fed base there's Aaron there's your group of teams Adam there's your group of teams your group of players plus those two right there Alan Murdoch last spot Mojo your group of players Bradley Bradley b James Andrews plus those two players Jerry gym Lonnie Steve h or Steve h and some more Steve h anner and Tristan all right there you go I'm going to pause the video we're going to uh and for the trade window we're gonna see if there's any trades and uh when we come back we'll have the break so stick around BRB all right welcome back everybody there were or was a bit of trade chatter but in the end no deals were done so TWC trade window closed on this three box break random team or random player break number 11. 12 is already in store almost sold out and you know what else we can all also play America's favorite game here who am I so I Spy the name right here I'll give you the clues and then you can tell me who you think it is um get the get the almighty bragging rights everyone loves the bragging rights all right who am I out an active player outfielder slash DH at's right throws right has a lifetime 277 batting average 120 home runs 296 runs batted in and 107 stolen bases in my short career I'm a three-time All-Star two-time all MLB second team NL Rookie of the Year two-time Silver Slugger and an NL stolen base leader part of the 30 30 Club who am I Rick Anderson not an active player foreign which green not Starling Marte not alby's but the right team Boggs got it it's Ronald Acuna Jr on a World Series ball as well nice and you get all the authentication stickers right there as well foreign right there plus the card down there Adam copperman with the Acuna Junior spot on a World Series ball that's always cool I don't know if the shipping team actually uses this box to send your baseballs but for now we'll keep it right there all right there you go Adam nice foreign baseball gold Baseball see who it is oh all right [Applause] all right who am I uh I can give you lifetime minor league baseball stats I've got a I've got a lifetime uh 266 average 21 homers 78 RBIs and 46 stolen bases in the miners I've never played a major league game that's over 657 at bats in 2022 450 at bat 16 home runs 59 RBI 37 home stolen bases forgot the speed aspect of this guy's game 273 last year and what over a thousand Ops I think but if I do no 836 Ops I can't math sorry uh Boggs has got it yep and Justin I think Jason Dominguez the Martian wow I think homered in his spring debut got the Yankees logo on the gold Baseball that's awesome nice oh sorry I didn't look this guy up or the as in who's going to get this baseball right here Aaron Roach got randomized Jason Dominguez you get the gold Jason Dominguez right there yep literally a gold ball yeah the pretty they're pretty rare in this set oh you thought I said old ball no not old ball gold ball nice so give me a second mute it's written down so the a names Adam and then Aaron could there be another a name there there's Aaron there you go Aaron congrats no they're not second 26th or the player name could be an a name who knows foreign who am I [Applause] who am I I will I'm a uh a clownfish that was uh born in the Great Barrier Reef but a barracuda ate all of my brothers and sisters I had an overprotective father and I have a bad arm right here and then oh yep RC's got it Boggs breaks has got it Finding Nemo and then I and I touch a butt and then I get kidnapped and then there's a whole Adventure that is Brandon Finding Nemo I should probably put like a little fish inscription there or something like that there you go Brandon Finding Nemo congrats to Steve Herrick who gets the Brandon Nemo autographed baseball I'm Joe for jaspi's casebreaks.com thanks for watching thanks for breaking with us and I'll see you next time for the next one bye | Jaspys Case Breaks | UCjFmkmzvMl5pwHgFVV7F5gw | 2023-02-27 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,160 | 5,936 |
BY0W7I8NIK8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY0W7I8NIK8 | Reconciliation Reports Xero 2022-2023 | reconcilation reports let's I'm going to right click and open this one in a new link now this is another report that you don't see oftentimes in a lot of different kinds of accounting software like a QuickBooks so let's explore around this one a bit you got the drop down up here trial balance aged receivable age payable saving accounts reconciliation check-in and so on so we'll keep it on the trial balance for now I'm going to change the date bringing it up to 2022 let's say 2022 and then update and then you've got your trial balance which is kind of interesting the way it's laid out here because usually you would think it would be the balance sheet on top of the income statement but they got the income statement on top of the balance sheet type of accounts here so that's kind of interesting and then they've got the activity debits and credits and then the year to date | Accounting Instruction, Help, & How To | UCq6ysZYeu-HwhBEV7TuO8wg | 2023-02-15 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 164 | 881 |
iBb88Bc7m-0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBb88Bc7m-0 | Hw To Develop A High Productive Mindset | in this video we'll talk about developing a productive mindset having a productive mindset is key to getting more done think smart instead of working harder while most of us know that we should have the right mindset we're not sure how to achieve it what does a productive mindset look like here we take a closer look think smart work smart the importance of your frame of mind when you have a productive mindset you can make the best use of all your resources you'll maximize your efforts your energy and your time it isn't about working harder it isn't about trying to accomplish everything it isn't even about trying to get things done as quickly as possible a productive mindset is about making the most of the things you have it's also about enjoying the process with this frame of mind you'll think smarter and work smarter getting more done what elements does a productive mindset have which elements do you need to nurture in yourself to become more productive here are some of the best curiosity a willingness to question explore and seek out new concepts and ideas it's also the desire to learn and know more things motivation without it you cannot improve or make progress vision if you can visualize the things you want to achieve you can focus on them better when you have a clear picture in your mind you can strive towards those goals critical thinking you need to assess situations objectively look at all the advantages and disadvantages then make appropriate adjustments self-confidence believe that you're capable of achieving your goals this allows you to achieve your potential persistence a willingness to overcome adversity and obstacles allows you to achieve your goals don't allow others opinions setbacks or circumstances to make you feel as if you can succeed a positive outlook your attitude makes or breaks you with a positive attitude you can meet any possibility head-on open-mindedness if you have an open mind you can generate innovative new ideas you also become more receptive to new experiences balance to function properly you need to maintain balance in your life it's important to work towards your goals however it's equally important to recharge your batteries from time to time pushing yourself too hard only leads to frustration and burnout when you integrate all these elements into your thought process you'll develop a productive mindset as a result you'll achieve your goals more effectively plan your day planning is key to success plan every day the evening more using to-do lists can help you to stay productive they improve your focus and organization you can make those lists as long or as short as you wish you may find it most helpful to keep them to just three or four items that way you'll be more likely to achieve those goals this will boost your mental well-being and increase your productivity exponentially too many items on a list just cause you to feel overwhelmed and disoriented jot down your to-do list each evening before you go to bed this gives you a good start to the next day instead of having to waste time focusing on which tasks need to be done you'll be ready to go a to-do list allows you to capture every task that comes in there will always be tasks coming at you a to-do list helps you to prioritize the ones that need to be done first as a result you can concentrate on the task at hand you'll avoid unnecessary distractions to-do lists also give you more clarity and help you to pace yourself properly you won't forget anything important also when you check off items on the list you get a real sense of well-being and achievement this alone makes it worthwhile drawing one up the eat the frog technique it's based on a saying by author mark twain this technique may have a strange name but it's very useful it's based on a saying by author mark twain anything to make you feel good and keen to get to work his idea was that if you eat a live frog every morning nothing worse can happen to you all day this is a funny idea but it's true of course it doesn't mean eating a real frog the frog here is the most unpleasant task on the to-do list that you've drawn up it's human nature to try to avoid unpleasant tasks we're all guilty of putting off something that we must do but don't want to do whether it's a phone call to a difficult client or a long and boring report eating the frog is essential when you avoid an unpleasant task it's always on your mind it stops you from getting on with other jobs that need to be done it prevents you from focusing you know all the time that the unpleasant task must be done why put it off do it first and get it out of the way although it's no fun to eat the frog it will make the rest of your day easier with the hardest task done you'll have the easier jobs to focus on for the remainder of your workday make eating the frog a lifelong habit tackle that major task before you do anything else it isn't easy to get into this habit but it'll boost your productivity immensely what do you do if you have more than one unpleasant task to tackle the answer is to eat the ugliest one first begin with the task that's least appealing find a discipline to start straight away and to persevere until you've completed the task it isn't going to be easy however when you've got into this habit you'll realize how it has improved your work life your productivity will increase hugely and you'll feel as if you're achieving more ditch the procrastination we've already mentioned how as humans we're naturally inclined to procrastinate while it's normal that doesn't mean that it's desirable procrastination can be the death knell to your productivity rather than putting off jobs until later tackle them head on this is where the eat the frog technique comes into play however it doesn't just apply to the least appealing jobs it applies to absolutely everything in your life whether at work or at home ditching the procrastination can make a huge difference you might not think that procrastination is a major issue if you're putting off reports that need to be done for friday until thursday afternoon is that really a problem after all you're getting them done on time so how can the delay be impacting your overall productivity let's take a closer look imagine it's monday and you've got a vital report to finish for friday morning you know the report is essential however requires lots of research you don't enjoy researching and writing the report you therefore decide to put it off you spend the following three days working on other less vital tasks when thursday comes around you realize the report still needs to be done you're trapped you've got lots of other work to do however you can't work on any of them you need to get that research done in the report completed you must work all night to meet your deadline you submit the report as required on friday everything's fine however look at how it impacted on your productivity you didn't effectively spend the time between monday and wednesday you should have allocated time to each task according to its importance more important tasks needed longer time spent on them spending longer on a less important task is an increasing value the work is less important already you've also given yourself several days of anxiety whether you realize it or not that report will have been on your mind the whole time the longer the task is prolonged the more anxious you become you eliminate this worry by tackling the job head on not only that although you finished the report on time it probably wasn't of the best quality this means you're not achieving your personal best you won't impress your managers and you won't put yourself in line for a promotion clearly procrastination is a problem so how do you eliminate it identify what you tend to procrastinate on is it always the same sort of task ask why you're putting those tasks off probe your answers is it because of your ability your feelings when you understand the reasons for putting the task off you'll be better able to overcome them come up with your action plan to resolve the problem if you're worried that you're incapable of completing the task take a course or read about the subject if you're lacking confidence in speaking to a client on the phone work on your self-esteem take the plunge although it's hard to take the first step to do the task you're avoiding it's essential the more you do it the easier it becomes it may take time but soon you'll overcome the habit of procrastinating | Đầu tư vào cổ phiếu cho người mới bắt đầu | UCL05gLwwjZPtkcHFtWgX1Lw | 2020-08-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,526 | 8,521 |
HviQRJrDgFA | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HviQRJrDgFA | Unbiased Musical Instrument Tier List ... From a Guitarist | everybody wants to know what's the best instrument um that should be easy um so i'm gonna do a tier list to let you guys know where instruments rank which ones are cool which ones are medium which ones are bad instruments such as we'll pop it off with the strange white horn thing i've never seen that in my life another bad instrument um symbols they're very loud very obnoxious the triangle is a joke it's like a piece of metal that somebody bended around um any of these sort of straight tube like instruments i'm going to go ahead and put in the the low the low category anything that has sort of a straight tube that you blow into because they're basically let's be real they're copying straws everybody knows that um and we all stopped drinking out of straws when we were little and the adult thing to do is to drink out of cups okay now here's a whole category of instruments that we can just write off immediately okay anything that's a drum um drums are weird i don't know why people invented drums they can't even be notes doesn't really make sense for them to be in anything except for the f tier um let's see here um and for that matter anything that sort of has this gold sort of gold color it's just it's not a color that i like it feels pretentious it feels oh i have money it's gold um i don't know is this a metronome or something obviously i'm gonna have okay um for those of you who don't know i'm a guitar player uh i could never play guitar in the orchestra the orchestra doesn't have guitars so the orchestras so i'm gonna fill out the f tier with uh that stuff um i'm not gonna say anything about those guys um this looks like somebody's somebody's 70s like wooden paneled house or something so i'm going to put that in f-tier i don't know that looks like a whole room or something so i'm not going to get into that um the other thing that i hate oh i forgot a couple drums here um especially that one jesus one of the other things i really can't stand is anything on stands anything that you have to have wheels on a stand it's much too heavy not practical at all so so we're left with well keyboard is basically the it's basically a piano so we'll put that in there i actually can't tell what this is so i'm going to put that there um now this is this is hard now this could go in e or f as you can see it's a brass instruments i'm just sort of not into but what i like about this is the instrument as you can see from the picture is kind of cut off so they're sort of disrespecting that instrument which i consequently respect but um this is just a we'll put it on the high end of the f tier okay ocarina um a joke i know everyone ocarina of time woo it doesn't even it doesn't even make sense the shape is very strange it looks like if you flipped it over it looks like a boat with a mast um and this is just some looks like a someone's trying to make a piano and guitar will go ahead and put an s tier thanks guys | Sam Griffin Guitar | UCSI48pjxCl0sWwJwbqo9csQ | 2022-06-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 585 | 2,941 |
CTkfR78Cvw8 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTkfR78Cvw8 | news vlogging Russia advanced on counter attacking Ukrainian Drones #music #news #sports | board he now chairs the special competitive studies project a think tank focused on technology and National Security I should note I am a senior advisor at Schmidt Futures his philanthropic initiative Eric Schmidt pleasure to have you good to be back so um you were recently in Ukraine and a lot of the your concerns stem from that uh let's first just get a sense of the lay of the land um what to you what does the battlefield look like who has the advantage the thing that's shocking is how big this war is it's a thousand kilometers long and since 2014 the Russian side has dug themselves in in this horrific way so if you were a Ukrainian soldier with your commander saying go across this five kilometer disputed area you'd have to get through the tanks the mines the machine guns their drones you get the other side you do your killing | MEKADD MEDIA | UCSwTb2CYDmF0srjuFFMByhg | 2023-08-22 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 156 | 840 |
OM2-MdxzWnc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM2-MdxzWnc | Memorize String Names | Easy Method | Mastering Fretboard Part-1 | Isaac Thayil|Tamil Guitar Lessons | so first step now string names on the first cut so either second step and then third step is third step nina i mean part three videos with some [Music] two knife desolation you won't calculate like three now one two three being solo motto five now one two three four five in solomon we know it has five know this as three two one so under the number so this is your first exercise learn the string names clear in the malayalam mahler and the individual strings without counting if you tell so that's it guys these are the string names number part two video la papa galaxias you | Tamil Guitar Lessons | UCwrXscqilnNYGsFdtIP6bIw | 2020-12-02 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 110 | 577 |
9EyC34zqVRo | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EyC34zqVRo | The Sculpture Special! SCP-173, SCP-3220 Panopticon II & SCP-3693 Postscript-Through A Glass, Darkly | item number scp-173 object class euclid special containment procedures item scp-173 is to be kept in a locked container at all times when present now must enter scp-173's container no fewer than three may enter at any time and the door is to be re-locked behind them at all times two persons must maintain direct eye contact with scp-173 until all personnel have vacated and we locked the container description moved to site 19 1993 origin is as of yet unknown it is constructed from concrete and rebar with traces of krylon branch spray paint scp-173 is animate and extremely hostile the object cannot move while within a direct line of sight line of sight must not be broken at any time with scp-173 personnel assigned to enter container are instructed to alert one another before blinking object is reported to attack by attacking the neck at the base of the skull or by strangulation in the event of an attack personnel already observed class iv hazardous object contained procedures personnel report sounds of scraping stone originating within the container when no one is present inside this is considered normal and any change in this behavior should be reported to the acting hmcl supervisor on duty the reddish brown substance on the floor is a combination of feces and blood origin of these materials is unknown the enclosure must be cleaned on a bi-weekly basis item number scp-3220 object class safe special containment procedures the shaft leading to scp-3220 has been filled with concrete no further exploration or investigation into scp-3220 is permitted at its time description scp-3220 is a large underground silo located underneath an abandoned warehouse on hashima island japan it is accessible by way of a 50 meter deep shaft under a hatch in the middle of a warehouse floor a small metal placard bearing the words department of abnormalities in japanese is bolted to the hatch scp-3220 extends just over one kilometer into the ground and is 20 meters in diameter the structure is signed in a manner similar to a panopticon note a type of institutional building that is designed in such a way that all persons inside the building can be observed by a single watchman but themselves are unable to see the watchmen or even determine if they are being washed at any given time it possesses 200 floors each of which is five meters tall and consists of a circular balcony three meters wide that runs the circumference of the room a large tower in the center of the structure extends from the bottom floor to the height of the top floor it is constructed of a thick one-way glass reinforced by a steel frame previously no method of access into the tower has been found each floor of scp-3220 contains cubic cells recessed into the walls these cells are three meters to a side and are fully exposed to the rest of the structure a semi-translucent panel in the back of each cell provides light there is a drainage crate in the center of each cell it is unknown where these grates drain too all but one of the cells in scp-3220 are occupied by a single humanoid sculpture made of painted concrete all sculptures are located directly above the drain streets in their cells and oriented to face the tower each sculpture constantly secretes an unknown dark red substance which drains into the great addendum prior to scp-3220 being sealed with concrete a hatch was located on the bottom floor of the structure which provided access to towers viewing room via ladder inside the viewing room was a single human skeleton with a broken neck item number 3693 security level 2. containment class euclid disruption class dark risk class notice item number scp-3693 object class euclid special containment procedures scp-3693 is contained within a secure storage vote at site 19 due to the uncertain behavior of scp-3693 and the inability of visual recording devices to perceive scp-3693 the object is to be monitored at all times by a human observer through a windowed viewing station directly adjacent to its containment vault any changes in this behavior are to be reported to scp-3693's containment specialized description scp-3693 is a 1.6 meter tall ceramic sculpture of a young woman of indeterminate age scp-3693 can only be seen by observers when their eyes are closed despite being visible through closed eyelids other barriers such as walls or doors were obstructed either in part or hole it is typically observed hovering several centimeters above ground but will occasionally come to rest if it has not moved in some time when observed scp-3693 will quickly approach the observer entering the nearest unobstructed space up to several centimeters away now turning to face them depending on the observer's height scp-3693 will move to hover at eye level if the observer moves from the original position with her eye still closed scp-3693 will fall in front of them maintaining the same distance at all times once the observer opens her eyes scp-3693 sees his own movement even when not seeing scp-3693 occupy space and can be acted upon fiscally it does not appear capable of moving through walls or interacting with doors subjects who observed scp-36 often report the feeling of being watched long-term exposure typically leads to moderate unease scp-3693 has taken no hostile action while in foundation custody addendum 3693 1 discovery scp-3693 was discovered in 1995 and hashima island japan by foundation personnel investigating no collections regarding the ghost of a woman killed there by a jolted lover while investigating the basement level of an abandoned warehouse agents observed scp-3693 pressed against a glass divider following them when their eyes are closed further investigation of the site discovered an abundance of crushed concrete debris and twisted rebar as well as several floor drinks clogged with blood and fecal matter the corpse of a woman with a broken neck was recovered nearby after securing scp-3693 and moving it off-site foundation agents returned to the warehouse to continue their examination of the site the basement could no longer be located an investigation into the identity of the recovered corpse is underway | Triple B Show | UCwGosM-O2Co_v9VmfS3t_Xw | 2020-08-01 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,035 | 6,162 |
qnpi6lAPxQM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnpi6lAPxQM | Discrete Uniform Distribution - Concept and Example | Probability Distributions | STA642_Topic115 | dear students once one has studied the all the different rules that pertain to probability distributions discrete probability distributions continuous probability distributions univariate distributions by variate distributions um after having had a broad idea about this wonderful discipline and this wonderful subject one can begin to focus on some particular well-known distributions poetsy distributions develop there are many many of them they can kuch distributions fundamental or important and they find applications in real life situations and they are well known um they are then generally considered one by one after having had a study of the overall rules and various theorems Etc of probability distributions what I'm going to present to you now is the discrete uniform distribution distribution say which is one of the simplest possible distributions that you can think of and which actually has application in real life situations the discrete uniform distribution all right what is a discrete uniform distribution students it is a symmetric probability distribution asymmetric distribution here this may a finite number of values are equally likely to be observed in other words if the discrete random variable X can assume n distinct values and every one of these n values has equal probability 1 over n then we are dealing with a discrete uniform distribution let me give you some examples to explain what I mean the simplest example is that of the case when we are going to toss a coin again the number of heads that we may get we are tossing one Fair coin only one time and X represents the number of heads that we might have students it is a very simple distribution discrete distribution in which we have just two columns a column of X and a column of probabilities of X values our own probabilities that has to be one example as you can now see on the screen capital x to variable here it contains just two values zero and one is which means X is equal to zero number of heads is equal to zero which means X is equal to one number of heads obviously uh X could also have been equal to two ABI let's stick to this just one toss so X values zero and one if it is a Fair coin obviously the probability of getting a head is half and the probability of getting a tail is also half so your second column here half and half obviously the sum is one so this is a perfect example of a discrete uniform distribution uniform why am I saying that it is uniform because of the fact that both of the probabilities are equal one by four or three by four uh then it of course it was still a discrete distribution but not a discrete uniform distribution uniform colors when all the probabilities all those probabilities are equal and the sum of them is one so in order to explain this point let me give you another example let X denote the number that we get on the uppermost phase if we roll a fair die one time foreign now since it is a fair day so each one of these faces is equally likely to occur so if each one of them is equally likely to occur it is obvious that for each one of them the probability is one by six second column one by six one by six one by six and you're doing this six times when you add it you get six by six and that is equal to one so this is another perfect example of a discrete uniform distribution but each one of them is the same to uniforms when we have this kind of a situation foreign and we will Mark and use for our distribution the six values the six points on the x axis 1 2 3 4 5 and 6. vertical line drawing vertical lines one by six so as you can now see on the screen don't you see that if all of them are of the same height foreign so this is exactly why we call it a discrete uniform distribution this is the basic concept of discrete uniform distribution | Virtual University of Pakistan | UCAQfQqunzE8frH3ukEbgOhA | 2023-03-31 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 706 | 3,806 |
UwUAOHovrX0 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwUAOHovrX0 | Lethal Company is Absolutely Horrifying | oh can I ring the bell Abol for talking for JE yes you got to ring a bunch until they accept [Music] it every's [Laughter] [Applause] [Music] learc [Music] oh this is it I'm twerking right now that's what's up what the to give you guys some backstory on my lethal company knowledge zero I haven't played the game at all this is my first time and I've purposely not watched any videos or anybody's streams on this game I know nothing you're in good hands I'm not going to yeah oh yeah you're in great hands the only thing you need to know is we're going to land somewhere and just go inside and try to loot some stuff for us and bring it back to the ship okie dokie I do know that there's little little creepy crawly that crawl around but other than that I don't know that is true that should I have things should I have a scanner I don't have anything yeah right click where let's go this way wa this way do I have a flashlight there might be items over here no oh wait here it is here grab that then press press and click it a tattered metal sheet oh hell yeah well look at you with your big thing nice C Ashley huge Cog man my C is huge huge should I I found a c too oh my God real quick CL them CL like little Che you guys doing a great job should I be doing that at all we're just trying to find [ __ ] to bring back to the garage sale wait yeah what you're saying oh God E's first jump is Ashley Ashley hold on I'm following the sound of your voice I hear you like oh oh I found something maybe I wait yeah oh you're on the other side of the door okay you can open these from the [ __ ] oh that's kind of cool put your hands up to the door can you feel my hands yeah hold on can you can you see my huge COG come here see it through the door dude Cog so big can see it through the door come here yeah I like the way you what the [ __ ] is that what you mean that me what are you doing bro what the [ __ ] are you [Music] doing now what don't do that also I only saw big stuff it's a while I like are you serious so we're supposed to get things and yeah we're supposed to grab things grab bring it back Bro [ __ ] you I also do not know how they got to the factory so I don't even know what the factory is oh Chris is dead hey Chris did Chris fa chis fell it's Chris F not Chris felberg Chris felberg I really cannot look at Jason's eyeballs for too long I really like looking at Jason's balls that's what I wish we could do all right Ethan check this out whoa [ __ ] running a whole Bakery right here you immediately Crouch to look are you kid damn dude wait throw it back lord how do you do that seven seven am I doing Jesus Christ I can't I can't [ __ ] handle this [ __ ] man am I doing it I'm it words I'm salting I'm saluting the bakery all right this is the Run by the way no whoa wait Jason do you think we can touch our butts together wait Ashley will you will you watch you watch okay yo what I got oh you guys are so close get a little F A Little Closer you guys Cog is in the way wao now you're inside SH damn oh my God what am I doing I've just g o that actually doesn't look good I'm thinking maybe this is not the maybe not a good thing is anybody else near me anybody anybody at all hello Ethan yeah uh if you hear a bug oh yeah he's run run okay I'm running I'm running I'm going to hide back here all my friends are getting killed by a bunk saying yippe eth Ethan yeah where are you I'm right behind here okay run towards me and you're going to turn right and then turn right again turn follow me come on just Sprint full Sprint P Sprint full Sprint right here right here there you go good job have you been scanning like right click to see if there's anything in the room or anything oh no not even a little bit so if you do that you might be able to see a couple things um and then just pick up stuff and bring it into the ship it's just we haven't seen a lot unfortunately what is this what the [ __ ] is this oh what is this weird new room this way this way this way this way Ethan come here wait I'm getting told to go two different ways I saw this guy earlier follow me if you trust me I'm not I'm not through that door so I don't think you can get through but I still wouldn't get near oh wa how could I help all right this next time I swear I'm going to do some things so we are on offense welcome to a new planet all right guys I'm going to right click the [ __ ] out of this yeah no it's fine go this way super I heard someine what yeah I have something special for you oh no oh I'm right here wait wait don't leave with us just put it here no no no no you pick it up you want that I want it yeah go Mouse one on Chris with that no no no no no no grab that first grab that first grab that grab that first then throw it at Jason what the heck come back why is he hitting us oh my God why is he hitting us it's like [ __ ] hide and seek but oh God hell no CHR all right you got to pick up you got to pick up Chris's item here you got to pick upis item down there the one down I play the clown horn keep further down down I'm going to bring Chris back to the ship how do I get down there you got to get close to it help what do I do do me a favor uhhuh get that little Pat go stand on that Patty over there the blinking Patty that should get it the land mine oh okay you got this fam what do you mean I got this okay it moves when I look away so if I just can it go through doors can it go through doors yeah but it it does it does slow it down a little bit which is good how do we get rid of it [Laughter] hello hey why'd you kill me with a stop sign I'm so sorry you know I just I felt like it was a good move okay that's fine I'll remember that dude that [ __ ] was [ __ ] hey buddy how was that it was awful I could hear I heard its feet and it just got louder and louder and I didn't know what to do so we don't get need like flashlights or anything oh I forgot about that yeah we can do that and well we're going to sell all our stuff so we'll be able to buy stuff now wait why are youing oh can I ring the bell for talking for JE yes you got toing a bunch until they accept it [Music] yeah the [ __ ] every got learn everyone's to learn welcome to comp baby [Laughter] yeah I love that I got killed and everyone just started twerking guys our quota was reached I don't know what that means but I'm sure it's really press one press one that's what it means we got you a flashlight here oh [ __ ] so you see I have her battery anytime you run out you can just go here recharge whoa oh yeah charge that [ __ ] uh Jeb is uh the weird tental monster that works for the company that takes your scrap that's really nice who wants to have dinner wow I love this lighting it makes the ship so no sitting at the dinner table we have to stand POV you're on a date with a dude who's 5'8 wait are you 5'8 or am I 5'8 I'm 58 all right who wants to guide me to the place cuz I suck follow oh yeah definitely is it this it is yeah to the right yeah okay I'm getting better is there stuff out in these [Applause] Woods uh maybe I don't like that answer my world is changing follow me down here I don't much trust it no we're we're we're going to go in the fire exit okay it'll be am I going to die again immediately CH think H hey hey don't kill don't do [Laughter] it no way why did that just happened Chris felberg dud hello Hello friends hello Ethan hello oh Ethan you can do this perfect all right Ashley you want to grab those bottles Ethan come here Chris tried to hit me with a stop sign and then he fell to his death it was really funny oh wait really yeah it was awesome Ethan can you Ethan can you grab this mhm and then follow us yay all right this will be fine I defin of radiation great uh so I don't like that I just got new creature there's a creature in front of us I don't know who but something is say oh it's BR of course it is what do I what do I do Jason Jason did Jason just get bracking oh no oh Jason okay so that sweet guy that we saw uh you have to make brief eye contact him just follow me if you look at him too long he'll attack if you don't look at him at all he'll break your neck so we basically we're caught in a zero some game um all right let's get out the store should we go back in or should we bring them back no we're good we have an apparatus we have 227 quota I don't think it's worth it with a Bracken on the loose let's just get out of here Ethan you want to know something I found out because of this game yes it's spelled bestiary and pronounced bestiary what I us be here in my whole life it's best year like the whole the word I was making fun of it how they spelled it wrong it's not spelled wrong it's bestiary it hurts my whole being but it's about it's about it's about beasts I know it's about beasts I know it kills me best chary well I guess the game Lear today yeah that's we that's [ __ ] up and I don't like that I'm going to follow you me yeah yeah yeah cuz you know what this game is I don't I mean I oh there's things down here the pickles pickles is 39 a good value oh and we found the fire exit yes and any amount of money is a good value honestly e let's go another thing I'm going to grab oh okay should I put it back we should leave so one part about this which is good popping Causes Chaos doing What Causes Chaos nice Chris Chris so popping the apparatus I think it's like a 70% chance that two monsters will spawn on the map uh what does popping the apparatus means exactly what you did oh okay so we just put [ __ ] in here yeah okay should we go back now yeah we we got time to go back oh yeah press press uh right Mouse a bunch you can scan for items that's like the best way to find items okay it's fine he just scared me bad y guy hi guys hi how how often do they fine uh [ __ ] us up they won't attack you unless you take one of their items how do I know if it's an item of theirs anything's an item of theirs that's how it works oh really Chris why do you have a there's monsters and you'll die cuz I'm [ __ ] I keep the [ __ ] [ __ ] thing on me dude he's strapped brother stra from head toe brother come here okay grab grab this grab this uh this metal plate right here and then we're good but it's a land mine no it's not I don't it's a metal plate it I I don't trust it says yeah that's the brand of the plate land mine plate here you drop what you have I'll pick I'll pick up I'll pick up I'll pick up what you have Chris and you go get it you go grab it no I'm good I'm already filled I already got everything I need okay here there's bottles there's something up here guys might just take a little grass I already cleared this room actually I need qu so bad I hello hello oh [Music] you what a little can of a little can of I'm not when I scan things nothing's happening there's a gun here uhhuh what the [ __ ] run run from the gun can the gun move the way that you no kid it's it's just a turret but the way that you there's a gun here and walked up to it just made me [ __ ] myself don't [ __ ] yourself okay where the [ __ ] I I'm just trying to findy where the hell I found the gun again run wow that's kind of fun a dog just what are you guys doing should we pull pull the thing pull the pull the thing pull the thing pull the [ __ ] thing I got a what's happening what's going on outside dog spa dog hey dog waa what the [ __ ] whoa what's this that's the teleporters they bring us back up into over here you see these look like fistic little cages [ __ ] one of them sends you in one of them I go [ __ ] lot scrap that's what I want to do bring stuff in for the company I'm a company man I hear you bastard I know I hear huh where are you what do you hear I think they're on the back the bees oh I found anyone teport in no ow ow ow oh hey chis the [ __ ] what is that oh yeah do you know what this is no it's a what a device oh and then check this out there watch this see you can you can climb up the top of it pretty sick whoa what is it though um it's uh it's it's it was placed here and no no great oh just just when we thought we knew you you can see it as it goes away it's actually really [Music] cool what the [ __ ] Chris okay yes Chris what the [ __ ] I got your guys walkie talkies thank you thank you very much I'm just yeah I'm watching oh my God why is Ethan dead already idea I I brought him back though I feel like I don't trust that I have no idea but okay so what what's going to happen is I'm going to try to keep the bees as long as I can just for a moment just get it on the balcony and then just leave me here and pull the lever is that cool okay perfect you good let me know when you get it on the balcony ch oh Chris run I got him balcony Chris uh hold oh God balcony go go go get out of here go go goon Jason Jason 101 worth it damn dude Jason sacrificed himself for that that was a sick sacrifice bro that's a broken I love sound loving the sound of that oh Ethan you want to go on this with me and we can just TP this TPS you randomly in so you die but it could be fun too okay let's do it okay y'all ready to get beamed up mhm y the best byebye here we go hey are you still alive I'm still alive Ethan hello where are you hey hey not my flashlight anymore for some reason oh yeah you Dro all your items you get teleported uhoh uhoh what I'll show you I'll show [Music] you oh the guy I don't I don't want to talk to that guy I already had an experience with that guy e e come here can you come this room with me real quick I want to show you something yeah am I going to die again no no you're not you're not this isn't for death are you here yeah I'm in here all right watch this watch this don't look away cuz I'll die I'll die if you look away I'll die if you look away look at the way oh he hates to see you go but he loves to watch you leave yo Eve do a 360 and see if it gets him killed okay ready is it going to kill me too well just turn and look at him quick so it [Music] doesn't [ __ ] what do I do all I can do is sit here and twerk Chris Chris help Chris hey hey it's a it's a bad time right now I know I know no I want you to try to lure it to a door so I can close it how do I what door if you look at it hold on let me try to find one I think there's one right over here yeah I know that this sucked ass maybe we can do it together oh my God if we come this way you know his ass is not that bad it's pretty good get don't be too close okay if you eat out his ass there's a door right below me down this hallway we can make this safer so just stop looking at him and go downstairs uh which way is downstairs left or right you can look away I'm looking at him oh you're looking at him yeah I'm at turn around go down the stairs uhhuh and then if you go in there you should be able to see it yep do you see the door yeah would you think you'd be able to get back down there while kind of looking at him to guide him in there if you come up a little bit to let me out yeah yeah yeah okay so I need to get out of here so if you keep looking at I'm going to leave you lower him in there and then just keep staring at him I will close the door okay and you will be see oh [ __ ] woo [ __ ] I hated I hated the whole thing can I get you oh god what the [ __ ] even is this place this shit's sucks ass I don't like it was that the emergency exit or was that the I can't Sprint Jason I tried it can't kill it can't kill oh god what the [ __ ] I was going over to yell cuz you you [ __ ] crushed it and then I saw dog running at something and I got so sad I'm like no if I just killed you I'm going to be pissed oh the dog okay hold on that was the coolest thing ever that was such a y'all are Gamers that was so good all right once again we sell it all yep yeah I think so wait is there a reason that we wouldn't sell it all uh sometimes when the quars get bigger uh and it's harder to get them when we go to like scarier places then yeah we kind start saving some stuff but n okay I think it's full J die hold on do a little twerk for the guy come on take our take our [Music] stuff CH sorry Ashley I do it CH what you have to make you can't let know your next move oh [Music] what what this [ __ ] sucks this looks wonderful out here wow oh be careful if you hear your flashlight start sparking you better drop that thing okay oh hey lock no lock what up here out oh Jason That was supposed to just get me oh if you watch what doing right now if you spectate Ash you can see what I'm talking about [ __ ] why did I get twice in a row brother what I never Strike twice in a row like that right as you died J was like on the land I literally just made Ethan switch to you to watch the lightning trick but like you got double so funny we can watch the trick oh no he's got two thing actually your your loot might keep him safe your loot down there oh really oh never mind oh he had something else out of there's so many more why do I have like a billion more emotes now you have a billion more yeah you turned them off I did can you see me do a backli no they went to the back bathroom I think for a little piss oh the Cozy lights are gone you're right H oh I'm smart can you not see any of what's happening to me right now wait what's happen hey Squad I'm sorry I had to pee and grab a drink do you want do you want some good ASMR real quick yeah sure I love it when when people crack drinks open on stream it sounds like Foy also guess what uh I you know my bra boyfriend is going to bring me some sausage rolls in about like 20 minutes not asked forless sausage nice I wish Max would bring me some sausage rolls without a bra and I didn't even ask for so sorry Ethan oh nice okay oh oh no I'm sorry oh why did why am I back what did I do what happened Chris [Laughter] sorry just singing singing Little Luigi crouched in the corner yeah you want to go back in there with me yeah sure okay go let go [Music] no a big ball the [ __ ] worst you want watch you die H yeah let's do it [ __ ] it who cares [Music] right TI my butt I'm good I'm also good oh oh I'm not good I didn't know that that was that [ __ ] keep dying so quick Ethan are you okay are you [ __ ] dead for [Laughter] sure way dude no way he has if I'm dead and he just strolls to my body what is he doing is Ashley dead on the ship as's hiding underneath the ship what the hell underneath okay wait what is what is that just a big guy yeah it's a big boy they're called Giants Jason he's following a laser pointer nice all right 515 all right no we need oh God here's more stuff are you serious I need bees it does look like keep doing the laser pointer thing I'm going to I got to get these bees gamering a laser the giant I'm going to try to get the bees on the balcony okay oh he's coming from me matter laser doesn't matter go get it buddy this insane Ash leave oh oh oh do we do it holy [ __ ] get oh my my God the gamer damn dude I have no words actually I don't gamer yo let's go 515 oh no no it's okay we got more I think no trust me no we got enough we got enough Jason and I made sure that that beehive was the last but we needed oh we have enough believe we had 5 15 before the Beehive we need to sell any bodies perhaps for a little bit more ju no no no we're good we're good we're good are you sure I have a Lou ready yeah that's why we went for that beehive right there close yeah I know gr gives you that good good so I'm ready | Ethan Nestor | UC2S7CGceq5tsuhcVyACdA3g | 2024-01-16 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 4,114 | 19,811 |
KCRwr7_TesU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCRwr7_TesU | Roguetech Project B - Covert Ops - Ep02 | [Music] everybody welcome back to another episode of a rogue tech covert ops so today I think what we're gonna do we're gonna re GE some of our mechs here get them into a position I think where I'm kind of happy with them and then we are going to take this interesting contract here the test-drive contract and we've captured the latest pride and drive the capella in Confederation a cataphract CTF 1x our scientists have been reverse engineering the monster but now they say they need a real battle daddle before they can continue I'd like you to provide that data we've located a wolf Lannister use as a guinea pig take the C f/c re CT f1 X down to the planet and eliminate that Lance needless to say we don't have any I don't have another of these so it's imperative that you return it intact so one and a half skull against clan so I don't know what to expect so I think I want to try it with that cat effect I have no idea what it's got on it but well we're gonna try that out so what we're going to do is we're going to get our mechs repaired here real quick thank you now let's go here we're gonna get our second mech be up and running is this the one here enables second repair we're working on a percent efficiency perfect so we're gonna take that one you get that done alright so let's get our mechs back all right now let's go to the bays here real quick so I've been thinking a little bit about what we want to do here I think the adder I don't know and my idea was to throw a large laser on it that we have the clan er large we might do that and we might put the er the large pulse on it as well I don't know yet but we got if we're gonna do that then we have to take the two LR and 15s off and we're gonna have to decide which MEC is going to be the L R M 15 Mac either that or we could just leave the we have another medium pulse I think we do don't we we might want to go all pulses on this guy there's the ER large er medium he's just got the two right he's the he's the one with the Guardian ECM so I mean we could laser AMS this guy's really a support Mac could take the jumpjets off of that guy so the Kitfox is the ultra 10 me or er medium er small I think that one worked out fine it's got plenty well it's got any turns of ammo which i think is plenty it's got the SR I'm six I'm a pulled that off and add some more armor incubus let me see here so the Incubus was the one we were having problems with heat on its a 30-ton er it's got the large pulse pair of ER mediums and machine guns I mean we could pull the large pulse off put the SRM six on it from the Kitfox which would probably what would most definitely reduce the heat output and we'd have an extra bit of tonnage to be able to add some more armor now the Stinger has got three medium magna lasers twenty-two damage ten heat 330 range they're not require animal on a very hot so you know I want to scrap this guy that's scrap it but put them in storage for now I know I know I said I didn't wanna do that last episode so if we make the Incubus the SRM close in to er mediums SRM machine gun boat I probably want to put some jump Jets on it but if we're gonna be upping the armor we may not be able to do that the kid fox could stay as the ultra 10 er er medium is small with more armor so the Miss links would have to end up being we don't have the weight on this guy to do it be an L or M boat he's running the Guardian though it's a tough choice here let's start this way let's pull off 350 kid Fox let's pull the SRM 6 off it wasn't really doing much in the last episode so let's just pull this off of this guy that gives us two and a half tons so it's an attempt to max the armor here and get pretty close here while the legs have got like no Armour on them at all Wow yeah this is my biggest fear right having no armor [Music] oh boy uh okay I think I can live with that for now let's live with this okay let's confirm that and then it's have a look at the Incubus so let's pull the large pulse and let's replace it with I kind of like how they did this year just got to get used to this system how everything works here I could go that route now he's got pretty good armor already pretty good armor already how much this is a lard pulse generated heat thirties not that bad actually [Music] let's max the armor out you got a little bit of spit a little bit of weight left see now I don't I don't mind this guy now because now you can get in close and Braille it up with the machine guns and I'm not so worried about it but what I want to do is I want to put some jump Jets on it so let's confirm this let's get that going let's go to the stinger real quick and we're gonna pull the jump Jets off this guy I'm gonna leave them in the lineup though these are like half a ton each right yeah it's pool for jump Jets off actually let's pull them all off we may use them on some of our other guys double heatsinks we can't really use we have to leave them on this guy so let's just do this let's confirm that and we'll get this rolling let's get these guys done let's advance forward get our pilots back all right let's trust you hang great thank you thank you for that thank you for that - two checkpoints really appreciate it okay Automation is done ship upgrades training module by that get some XP while we're sitting around on our Duff's doing nothing three days for the Incubus okay so now let's have a look at that again and let's put those junk jets so Incubus I know we're underweight that's fine so we've got some jump Jets here so let's go let's split them up a bit we're gonna be under point 5 tons but that's fine he's maxed out armor so this guy is gonna be in close fighting now did we we did pick up some other stuff what do we pick up though is there a way to see everything that we got a large pulse were gonna be using what do we pick up I can't even remember we got last episode it's been only one day - well yeah LR a memo right the prototype double heatsink kit we may end up using this on the theater we've got the engine basic sensors which are no good to us okay so let's confirm this three days to put jumpjets in are you serious okay so the miss links you know what I got an idea here so we fit this guy okay so we got pair of LR M's see we got three heat sinks in here that we have to keep in I think no we only need to see cuz my thought was to go with the two lrms pull the medium pulse off this guy right so let's do that let's confirm this then we'll switch over to the Miss links and we'll pull off the we're not going to have the wait for that though pull out the large and medium and go with we go to larger medium pulse we could take the jump shots off [Music] now can we sink this that's the question I think we should be able to what's the heat sinking yeah we should be fine with that I don't know why all right I'm sorry I'm just kind of lost track there for a second my son you didn't me help him with something for a second okay so we went with the large and medium pulse on this good accuracy we've got a laser AMS and Guardian you see him I don't like the fact that this is in the arm though why would they put them in the arms too many weapons mounted in the center torso oh wait you pulled it off instead let's put it on the side yeah now I think this is pretty good or heat sinking has gone up heat efficiency has gone up which is bizarre but it has I think we're gonna go with this this is merely accuracy could this isn't out anyway does it it's just an option right yeah okay cool so let's confirm this one day all right now the adder is the one I'm concerned about don't know how we're going to do heat wise here oh we wanted to pull an arc launcher off this thing let me think about where that's going to go now let's go to lasers let's grab the ER large which is all we can do now our heats gone way down here these are three and a half tonnes each right the armors not too bad on this guy because he's not supposed to be getting in clothes anyway all right he's a long-range fighter any way we can get a tonne off of this thing I mean if we go with so mine is 15% weapony so what's our heat at right now we got heat sinking 66 alpha-strike 88 so let's pull these off for a second let's put this in [Music] what else did we lose there nothing and a pair of these guys problems if we lose these we're saving a ton 60 68 while with a difference which means we can now go and drop the ER medium in and the heats are both the same was what it was we know we don't have to fire everything but that means the large and the lrms can be firing from long range and if we need to alpha with the ER medium we can do that the other thing we could do is sort of a ton of ammo in but I don't think we really need another ton of ammo like we got we have too many tons of ammo as it is I think we could drop a ton of ammo and add some armor right because this is 16 rounds a pop if we take out a ton of ton of that's 12 rounds each let's pull it let's pull the ammo like that and then we have a ton for armor so go like that okay got a little bit left over we want to add some back arm or maybe CT armor probably go with a t in the CT 65 netted two torsos let's go this route the back arm is really low but I'm thinking that was probably better to have like right it's very very doubtful that we're gonna be in close with this guy so let's confirm this three days all right let's get our stuff back and then let's try this mission I'm afraid to do this now I don't want to lose any of my max that's the problem but we'll have to deal with it let's see what we got three days here alright here we go let's not die keep our head up keep the stick on the ice let's do this for 17 I think we just gained some bonus with wolf now we're gonna lose it so Dirtnap let's wow it's a 70-ton Mac I have no idea what it's got on it though okay so the kid Fox was our guy named after adult Ratan right Incubus is the enclosed brawler miss Lynx was the large and medium pulse lasers I'm wondering if we lose the Incubus for this one because I don't think I want to be running that close to the enemy I think I want to try and stay a little farther back if we can let's switch these two around I don't like switching mechs out for the guys that we have but I think that's probably better so Miss Lynx has got the pulses Kitfox has got the ultra 10 firepower buckshot we'll be running the lrms okay let's try this all right here we go huh that's the damn ugly smack I've ever seen built like a brick though alright alright there's our targets let's not die plow through them and get to the other side alright hey let's play it cautious till we know what we're up against here let's get over here don't know how I feel about my new low notes here I feel better about one move then when we started for sure but we'll find out soon enough yeah moving on a turn eleven it's not got the load out - it's not giving me confidence here - a c5 s a lot of ammo a c10 that's a ton of ammo genady armor so alright alright buddy copy that let's take some hills I know I've said this a thousand times in the last year like the last series in the series I played before but the models now just phenomenal like honestly so good you guys the road tech team has done a fantastic job everybody that's been involved with and the love that they've put into this game is just fantastic what they've done I hope everybody else appreciates it too I'm gonna do the shameless plug again you know if you guys are playing and stuff and you can you can afford a little bit of coin please feel free to donate to these people because you know the share minor amounts of money that you donate it's definitely worth the hours and hours of gameplay okay let's get up here we still haven't got any contact blips yet eh see if we can stay on to the ECM here I need you up ahead a little bit oh you're the yellow Rambo so let's not get up ahead let's get into here I don't remember she's not running the AC here all right let's see if they can see me here well we got a blip what do we got here piranha those look like pretty good chance to hit I think we took his leg have a seat buddy another piranha it's nice that they they've changed that just having the the anonymous blips to actually being able to see them exit distance I think that's that's a good change because we want to see what we're fighting right half the fun of the game is actually being able to see what we're fighting okay what else do we got here locust to see I have no idea what it's got on it this guy is already gone but we've got really good chances to hit so let's plaster this guy and see how we do here so we're on a cool planet heats pretty high let's including the flavors turn that off it seems really smooth to like well except for the pan back there but I mean the animations are nice and smooth for combat and stuff okay we're gonna get the EC ten on the flank of this piranha down here see if we can blow through his side and then we'll use the large pulse to see if we can take the other piranhas legs all right let's get you we need to stay relatively close to everybody let's get down into here and let's go after this leg yeah can't have everything I got a feeling there'll be a second Lance after this one that one and a half skull just got to be I'm at could be wrong but most likely to be a second Lance receiving you okay you know what to do you know what to do let's get the ultra on this guy Oh God the range is going down you just taking a bit of a dirt nap okay we're gonna try and take the leg off this guy wow the targeting is terrible I was hoping that that guy would die before he would get a chance to shoot again but no such luck the guy in the ground at the front though will easily be able to take care of him now this prawn has probably got machine guns so he can't use most of his weapons which is good I want to try and capitalize as much as I can on getting early gear so small pulse probably they gotta have another guy here somewhere calculating where he's gonna move and he's gonna stand still okay so just so you guys know I'm still running the same version of rogue Tech which was 3.1 I think but they're at the three point three already and battle Tech's asking for an update so I don't update it until I find out what is going on we got thunderstorm here now so if you hear some rumbling that's what's going on in the background so yeah I don't want to upgrade until I wrote X that is until I find out whether or not will be compatible with the new battle tech so I'm just gonna stay with where we are all right so let's go after this guy's leg leg please leg part of leg are you missing okay let's go let's go this guy didn't move let's finish him up yeah well that guy didn't have a good day all right Sandra this guy see if we can get the leg I'm gonna leave the mediums off I don't wanna over kill this guy okay legs gone perfect we can get some Salvage out of that Limpy limb person back there he's got a pair of mediums like I say looks like that's the last guy hey you got the range I think I'm liking the load out of this one now I mean I'm not liking the heat obviously on a desert world this will be a bad Mac but knock him down let's get some closeness on him seem close nice see if we can finish this leg off come on yes Oh what is it that has me worried there's gonna be another Lance let's get in this way try to go through the narrow section of the woods so I'm just going to speed that up a bit yeah there it is okay incoming Bablu coming in fast no they're making a drop off a okay let's just get up here we're gonna engage mm from range just to see what they've got if there's anything good will hang around let's get into here try and get some stuff if we can I'm gonna try and make sure everyone's under ECM protection here I'm on buckshot a lot of speed on the satyr nice okay your UC unprotected your UC and protected and your UC unprotected uh uh okay what about you I think your honor no you're not at a range okay good [Music] here they come Lyman Markson say what does that look like to you urban mac yeah I don't know bunch of lights maybe huh I think we should be able to handle these guys I think the cataphract could have come down here probably by itself and handle them but okay it's get up here I leave that flammer off wish I could take that thing off this mech I should really try and see if we can do it I know the last the last version we couldn't all right Raja Hey they're up here right you know what do we want to I don't think we want to clog a loot table with non clan stuff I think we bail now but whenever I ever bailed from a fight like this right you got the ECM let's get down into here [Music] are they actually moving in let's go get them don't know if they're actually moving in or not got no bleeps no sweeps and no creeps still nothing they must just be standing there there we go well found a wasp urban Beck just a missile mech sure why not it's firing this guy ready to order Roger see what we can get on this guy now yeah sure I got the medium on him anyway come on ECM yep nice fire the turd beat will get a chance to end this thing [Music] coming into rage God really it's an urban Mack finish him up he hasn't even moved guys shoot deterred me please oh yeah it's like in that pulse laser there we go some direct fire get into that ECM yeah it's go with everything okay finally starting to get some good hits yeah maybe a little bit that's stay in the ways to minimize damage it's not like they're gonna do anything all right this guy's back up and running [Music] 22% I can't hit anybody else okay yeah well found 22 that's the same backfiring Wow pretty sure it's a rocket launcher don't know if he's got a rifle or if he's got our 68 come on des okay [Music] good shots on this guy 268 armor let's go on this guy full groin shot that's just not nice groin shots just aren't nice Wow terrible why just so bad in the air Mac well shoot this guy have a seat buddy [Music] let's get a little closer with arid extra-dry 20% 50% with the ultra 10 yeah let's go on this guy oh yeah enjoy that buddy I think your honor weapons is what I think pilot health 103 so those two guys are living along our threads is this wool found we're gonna target I'm gonna target it with the cataphract hopefully you'll fire on the cataphract minimize my damages here get to a point where I won't hit my own guy when I'm firing and it's unload on this guy Wow dirt naps time to retire buddy you should be running this counter FAQ will be actually not bad if I outfitted with plan weapons pair of ultra 5s and ultra 10 some medium pulses okay once again let's try and maximize Salvage oh it's a side shot let's fire on this guy try and clean this leg come on there it is nicely done [Music] I got it head hit to get this ultra ten in close going to Wolfhound I think we'll be okay here famous last words and fire in the sky we get the arm yeah we got the arm large ladies are destroyed hey just pummel that turd B see if you can remove them from the game here see ya I'm not missing that extra ammo well he knew he should be running this what he's doing oh the AC tends down oh well just shoot his back what the heck groaning a little hot well yeah but our our counters gone up because of the the heat sinking oh my god that stuff's brilliant Oh nicely done you did all right contract rate increased by 35% we actually made money this kind of guys it's a good thing we yeah the Ilya Muromets didn't really take any damage we took a minor couple of minor hits but that's about it I think yeah I gotta remember it's up here now yeah I see what we got for for stuffs for things we can take I want to go down and grab some gear ye are mediums see our smalls flamers heavy machine guns medium pulse laser but it's inner sphere 300 meter range that's a good possibility still though laser diverse optics heat eleven damage 15 it's a small laser 250 meters and yeah end of Steel we've got clean and no steel so I don't know if we really need it I mean we could sell it it's like one point seven mil XL engines ha really Eman gyro XL which really can't use tons of heat sinks clan double heat sinks patchwork materials I noticed they lowered their the weight the patchwork materials actually give us now let's take this because we can add some arm around somebody let's take the double heatsink as a backup because they were bound to lose one at some point now as much as I want to take the XL engines for money I mean they're what how much do they worth again we're getting 13% of this so 4.8 million sis well that's what we value of our salvage sorry 4.5 million 13% of that is what what was what we were getting for these 130 times four six five hundred five hundred eighty thousand something like that somewhere around there five hundred and fifty five hundred and eighty thousand so this would be a million see bill so we could actually buy some weapons with that if there's any in the store [Music] other than that it's the ER medium switch I don't really think we needed a moment heavies machine guns yeah you know let's see what we can buy in the store oh yeah there was that cockpit we wanted to buy that gave us plus one piloting or was it possible and gunnery I think was plus one gunnery so I think we can do this we'll sell it and get the plus one gunnery so let's confirm this so we got one two three four piranha parts ooh we almost got a piranha out of that urban Mac - we'll found parts small laser basic cockpit we got some end of Steel good another seat another core and the heat sink it so we made out really really well on this alright few more things changing hands yeah almost no damage which is awesome the less damage we take the better okay let's sell some stuff in the store here real quick don't they worry about how much wolf is gonna actually like us ap Goss rifles here so let's sell some stuff here so let's go get rid of this ah you know what I'm gonna hang on to it just in case we need it as a backup it is these we can sell let's sell them both let's get rid of this core let's hang on to that one for now we're gonna sell these guys yeah at one point eight or sorry 585,000 got four double heatsinks alright we took those off I forgot we took those off damn it that was stupid of me basic sensors can go lrm ammo newark beacon and well we're gonna keep that alright I think we'll keep what we have here let's go into buying now we have to be careful because it's going to be that's going to start adding up another lrm clan you need to decide what we want to keep and get rid of so there's gunnery support B + 1 - gunnery allows exceeding a minimum maximum skill level which is awesome so let's take this and a clan heat bank we want to buy that we want to wait and see if we can get one if we can get this into the adder it would be good but you know what I think we wait a million's a bit steep right now we're gonna hold on to that what we have AP Goss rifle damage 8 heats 7 Wow 50% chance to crit hit recoil 1 Roger 5 small projectiles so it's 5 times 8 is it a single shot weapon though I don't think it's a single shot I think it's got a fixed amount of rounds if I'm if I remember correctly fixed capacity of five rounds still though that's pretty darn good maybe we replace a couple of machine guns on that on our the Incubus is it the Incubus that's got the machine guns miss links whether to I'll know them I'll get to I'll figure it out sooner or later it's five shots but I mean we don't fire the machine guns all that much and this is a lot better for damage let's buy that okay it's go to the bays real quick here okay so what's it the Incubus that had the machine guns it was so let's refit them and I think we want to just we have a little bit of weight because we yeah we put the armor on so how much machine Li is this half time I'm gonna put it in the leg because I don't want in the center torso anymore I'll take off a pair of machine guns and we don't have ballistic in the arm so I'll have to torso weapon it I guess what we're under Garcia here we go and let's drop it in I guess this torso [Music] now we're over slightly how much what's the weight on this one what are these worth 0.3 well we can drop our armor slightly I think something like that I guess that's going to give us a nice this is this Mex gonna have 420 25 tons it's gonna have a nice little punch punch up close sorry 30 tons so let's confirm that that's pretty good I think I'm interested to see how it's going to play out in battle here so now let's go to the outer sea we fit so we've got the patchwork materials which I think we can add in here the gunnery support this goes to support be [Music] so go in here oh it does down here okay so we're gonna drop that in there so we've got a little bit of weight left over so let's go ahead and add some more armor because we were really skittish about the amount of armor on this guy here let's do that a couple more here oh yeah we've got a bit more to go that let's bring the legs up to 70 as well one left stick one off here and put one more on each of the torsos can we do it we can't do it oh man now I think we don't want to do that I think we want to let's go that route we want to protect this CT because of the radical PD H s we want to keep we can't pull this off can we now yeah no big deal I guess so we're gonna go that right route I think that's gonna help out a little bit getting that a little bit of extra armor on there protecting the legs and the torsos good idea I think so let's confirm that all right guys I'm gonna end this episode here sorry we're so so short but I'm gonna have to keep them short for the next little while still really really busy and I don't have a lot of time at night so I'm gonna be able to edit this and get it posted for 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Bounties and Bee Hives - Tales from Tetheria | episode 1 bounties and beehives greetings gamers and welcome back to a brand new dnd adventure here on the lasercorn channel today i will be playing uh my dwarf warrior krulax and krulax has has escaped uh the empire of corin raw with his good friend kaizen uh played by mari we have entered a tavern a tavern and we're kind of on the run we may or may not uh have tried to uh you know rob the empire of cornross treasury oh we felt we were out anyway a long story long story short we're here in the golden combine and uh it sounds like gosh darn the gosh dark the gold iron combine and uh we've entered a tavern me and kaizen uh mari say hi yes hello my name is kaizen a wood elf of aristocratic lineage hailing from the sexy infamous milford milfwood forest uh i've left my roots of course um in the back country so to speak uh i have found myself amongst the monks uh and i've picked up some some cool ass fighting skills uh i meditate a lot i i've got a cool cool monkish aesthetic uh uh and i speak a lot of languages i'm currently single um but you know uh i have my my sights set on the king uh but you know the king of targus yes yes you have uh you have a thing for the king the king of targus yes yes yes yes you know it's it's one of those um mary then scheme to take over the realm sort of things but you know just your general sort of schemes very good yeah you gave it a little character description there i should probably do that for krillax is a dwarf uh he got in a little bit of trouble with the law back in targus uh he he likes his axes krulex uh carries two throwing axes and also a a battle axe with uh with fire magic imbued in it and uh and he got a little trouble he doesn't like beekeepers he threw a bar keeper into a beekeeper it was a whole thing and uh but but he likes uh he likes money he likes coin and so he's out to earn himself some of that and uh he likes coin and axes he's a simple dwarf with simple tastes and uh we're here in this bar and uh also in this bar uh happens to be uh a bounty hunter of some renown a man uh named falum here and uh i'll let uh joven who who previously was our dm but now is getting into the game as his own character introduce himself and fatimir that's right joven is now rolling dice against the dm uh it's nice to be on this side could i have picked a better team yes probably most likely this is where i was invited uh i i play falmer uh i'm a ranger there's there's not a lot that uh you guys know about me yet but we've gotta we've got some episodes where where you'll you'll learn about this new ranger character now this is a class that i've never played as before and admittedly i don't know if i messed up while making my character but i have like one thing all i can do is one attack so we're gonna see how well that works out for me as we play as a guy that pretty much hits things with axes all the time i can i can relate to this yeah well y'all are level two adventurers you know you have time to grow and change and add maybe another sharp weapon to your arsenal as your second thing you can do yes at a baby axe i want a baby x and setting the stage uh for this adventure is our dm reuben wrestler he's here with us now and uh yeah and he's wearing a cool hat say hi that's right i have i have a cool hat i have an excellent quarantine beard and i'm ready to roll some dice for you all i'm very excited so allow me if i may to set the stage for the beginning of our adventure as so many adventures begin this one starts in a tavern kaizen voldra and krulax just just crew lacks no last name that we know of have escaped the island of corin raw and arrived safely on point barak in the raldarin combine now with warrants out for their arrests in at least rake i see what you're right yeah point break that's where you are breaking very good i caught that well no you know when you give me leave to name you yeah no i said name things thank you point break in the raldaran combine now with warrants out for their arrests in at least three different nations fortunately not in the one they're currently in the duo has made their way to a tavern looking for work and there is a shady individual in a corner among others in this less than uh less than scrupulous tavern what would you like to do well i probably should confer with my uh associate here it's like all right uh look kaizen let's just let's just agree to never talk about the failed uh treasury heist again can we both just agree to that failed i don't know how you mean failed i mean we've got a few arrest warrants on us my parents are going to be so pissed about this and i love love that i'm still rebelling against them be that as it may oh successful and unsuccessful uh we didn't we didn't quite get the money we were looking for that big score we were gonna retire on so it's time for us to get back into the action uh what do you think of bounty hunting yeah i'm into it you know i can use some of my skills you you can get that coin that you're so so after you know i mean my parents come from a pretty illustrious lineage i don't really need the coin but i just want to be a badass you know i just want to be the bad girl okay so uh at this point um you you two are talking pretty loudly in this seedy karaoke bar um falmer go ahead and make a perception check uh at advantage the other two uh go ahead and make a perception check at disadvantage interest because falomar you're listening you're overhearing this and the other two i'm seeing if you even notice that he's there seven yeah falomer you're gonna do the same you're gonna roll two but take the higher number because you're rolling at advantage so i roll two my first roll was a three my second roll is going to be a seven so in total i've got a nine perception ooh i rival you because i rolled a four as my lower and i have plus five perception so nine oh okay so krulak's uh with your seven not great and the nines aren't too great either um so uh the way that i think that this is going to play out would be that you're pretty much advertising like you've you've come to this bar and you know that you're trying to get some work you are you know sort of flaunting like oh wouldn't it be great if we were bounty hunters wink wink and uh falmer posted up at the corner uh the ranger that he is likely smoking from a pipe shady feet up on the table or something something or other um perhaps distracted by how cool you look you aren't exactly paying attention but you catch the word bounty hunter and so then that clues you into what's going on bouncy hunting no us i i can't even imagine us bounty hunting could you cruel eggs i mean i could i could catch a bounty or two i mean what are these axes for if not to take down delicious bounties delicious god you guys are so loud over there hey over here oh the man we've never seen you here that man with the very natural accent seems to be beckoning to us i think maybe go speak to him he looks cool dude i love his facial hair let's go talk to you lie do my eyes lie to me who is this by my stars and god does is this the infamous cruel sword no it well it's axe you can tell who saw it i i have heard the tales of crusoe you end up with olives the different swords so shiny and pokey no you you're so close but it's actually axes are my thing cruel you switch to axes what a different type of weapons that i never switched was always relaxed it's not difficult to remember and you oh look at this tall drink of water ah i must imagine you are the famous kaizen yes yes yes i am kaizen you you said you are uh falamere of the of the mayors is that right oh yes my expectations uh prosound me hi my name is fellaini oh no i'm sorry uh my comment is is as you say not good bro oh yes that's a very uh that's a very believable excuse as to why you use the wrong words it's because it's your second language yes but uh i hear that you are looking for some work a little golden's a pouch eh yeah we're trying to get some action if you know what happens yeah you want some gold on that pouch you want some action there isn't upstairs i can get you in touch with the brothel owner yes no no no not that kind we were we're thinking more bounty hunting ah yes yes excuse me well then please walk into my office right over here by office what you mean is the corner booth um which is well separated off from the rest of the room but you know it's it's uh it's not exactly uh the fanciest digs you've ever seen but it is much more private over here in the corner can i get you guys a drink or no no probably no right no okay good i need you sober for this oh he sounds cheap now what i i was trying to tell you earlier when i saw you when i was distracted by you're not swords is that i uh falame are here to put together a little uh bounty hunter guild if you will and we only have yeah we only have the most dangerous adventures and the biggest paying jobs so i assume the heroes of zen or korenra whatever island it was i do not remember i have only heard the tales i think that maybe perhaps you would like to go on adventures and get some gold no how many people are in this guild how many people in this uh stabby stabby club oh who is this i hear look at you asking darling questions no no no you do not come into a shady establishment wanting details no a few details might be nice but i want to get you job details and i could you know what he's got a point uh kaiser he doesn't really need members all he needs is do you have a job like a bounty because i mean i do have a job but i i am a little skeptical about you because from what i heard you were part of a much larger group you traveled with a party of of two different groups when you took down an entire navy and here you are just the two of you did you get your team yeah well you know not everyone survived and uh some of the members of the group had a little problem with us uh you know robbing a trip look we don't need to get into it uh we're we're traveling alone now oh so now you don't want to answer my questions now you understand we yeah maybe we should just stop with your questions our lives look kaizen and i were the powerhouses of that group okay everyone else was just dragging us down holding us back not letting us reach our full potential okay you got you got the rock stars of the group okay oh the rock stars all right uh you know i have heard tale that kaizen decided to fight a god while in prison and then almost got her whole team executed we're hearing all these stories look oh i am a gatherer of i'm a gatherer of tales and stories i just need to know who i bring into my guild is up for good fights but yes i do have a job if you are interested well yes i okay what's the job yeah look at this here i'm going to slide this paper this little contract across the table i will let you know some your voices read it inside of your hands i can slide over a piece of paper but he can't buy his drinks piece of paper slid across the table ah so crew lacks do you reach for the paper is that what's happening yeah yeah i pick up the paper uh you're after yes okay uh this is uh yes this is quite the body but you know uh i i think uh hey let here kaizen why don't you take it and see if you think that this is a bounty we should take i know what the bounty is because i can read but i want you to read it for yourself to hear it in your own head and then decide if this is a body we want to take yes i i know many languages i can read this but i i just want you to try to read one thing read read one thing go ahead and make an intelligence saving through okay for me okay so 18. yeah you got some words you can read this okay all right yeah i'll read it as reward uh negro necro man fur uh some sort of necro man that is furry uh did i put a little smudge on that i am so sorry it's a necromancer a necromancer you're after a necromancer don't they raise do you want to go to this uh you've received this is not like little baby trips no so adventures to expose it to the audience and also to kaizen as you read over krewe lax's shoulder and crew lacks as you try to decipher common uh there is a bounty uh it is for the capture of batu who is a rogue necromancer and the bounty has been put out by someone named andor who is a leader of pilgar which is a nation uh north and to the east of here um pretty far away so you are to bring in batu uh alive it says here um if you can and to and if you don't well that is the only way that you'll be able to collect the bounty now what we have here is probably one of the most dangerous bounties in the area and i hope that you are up for it yes it is necromancer uh his name is batu very very dangerous a dangerous smelly individual and smells of death and plague but uh you know for heroes as such as yourself this would be no problem no yeah we we could take a necromancer right we we fought those dire trolls how much harder could a necromancer be now if you look around here there is just not much for bounty hunters so it unfortunately seems to be just the two of you i've been here for days waiting for a hero to join and by the guns all they gave me is you two what well the gods were pretty nice yeah yeah but why why did why didn't you look for other people in your guild of i am looking for more people i am building the guild do you think this is my first machine no it seems like it might be his first mission honestly honestly it might be about all right i will take this to anyone else in my guild of boundaries calm down we'll we'll help you take this bounty down and we split it three ways fairly right three ways just the three of us just all right three of us i think the three of you now a duo becomes a trio and you begin making your way uh to your mode of conveyance i assume you have do you have like horses you have a cart or are you going on foot there falomer yeah i just uh i had my own horse uh these two will have to rent some ponies from zeste bones fabulous um pony rental uh is just five silver uh so if you fork over one gold you can rent two ponies um so mark that down on your sheets okay and uh yes uh you heroes will have to pay for your own horses i did not pay for your horses yet oh mary you have your own mayor uh what is your have my own what is your horse's name it is uh quiver nice so you uh you three not like the thing that the body does but like where the errors go thank you for that clarity yes i saw you in my screen looking at me off on me i mean common is his second language so it could be it could be a miscommunication but the three of you and your steeds begin making your way into the countryside of rao daren because uh falumere you know uh that the lead that you have is to is uh in the direction of gold baron cemetery which is further inland in the land of raldarin in goldberg raldar and goldberg see how it so you are on your way there is a nice dirt path um after the cobblestones of point barak end and you're traveling for about an hour i would say when i need you all to make perception checks i have rolled a 17 plus my two perception is 19. i've rolled a seven plus three oh i have perception so ten i rolled uh 18 plus five perception well uh krulak you're kind of a little distracted i would say by the being out in the wilderness it's been a long time since you've been surrounded by something that isn't just the ocean um and so it's just nice to be out in nature you know so yeah krulax surprisingly as a dwarf it seems is the one who uh is most distracted by the loveliness of the area flora and fauna the other two of you you see up ahead um about 30 feet in front of you it looks like a bee's nest is hanging from a branch and is hanging directly in the line of where you're headed above the trail look at this ah still buzzing around here at the night they will spook a horse's will be trying to keep these horses anxiety down for the rest of the night uh hey uh bounties go do me favor break down that uh is that a beehive oh oh you're beekeeping well um let me see oh you take too long hold on as i trot behind these two i i i pull out my bow and arrow and i go to shoot at the beehive sure making it make an attack roll so i shall roll my d20 stationary target 30 feet away not too tough to hit for an archer such as yourself 13. you're it's easy to hit a stationary target this is target practice you shoot your you aim your arrow you knock it on the from your quiver on the back of quiver and it goes straight through the beehive it does not make a noise it it's as if the beehive wasn't even there and then you see a beehive appear five feet to the left on a different tree i do not remember having too many drinks at the bar but now i ever seen the bow that one actually just blinks out of existence and another beehive floats directly five feet in front of the three of you and drops to the ground what where did this beehive come from uh sensing danger i i i turned my horse back and just go back about 20 feet okay someone check that out i would like to move i would like to move cautiously away from the beehive axis drawing i do not pay you okay be cautious you don't you haven't paid me anything i know as you back away from the beehive it rolls towards you at the same speed and stops the same distance away from you i i guess i run away are there bees coming out what's that i mean it's just sitting there the bees are just sort of hanging out and just like floating around the beehive doesn't look like they're and i will cautiously try to move around them then so we can continue on the path as you move around them the beehive is preventing you from moving forward it is going to mirror your movement all right i would like to do that i would like to throw an axe at the beehive then great roll and attack roll okay 18. 18. yeah you hit the beehive all right nothing happens the axe goes through the beehive like it's not even there and you hit the ground oh look you did the thing that i did and just as well uh go ahead and make an intelligent go ahead and make an intelligence investigation check 19. i think that that's going to be a save dc you are able to determine that this is an illusion oh guys the beehives aren't real it's just an illusion oh yes yes i've seen this trick before i believe it's called a tupac a tupac yes yes the the almighty shakurs have uh have they have shamanistic instincts and they have been able to create this person this uh this illusion called the tupac well it is slowing us down keep on going if this is not here then we do not need to worry about these yeah let's just walk right through it then as you say that um and you look over at crewlax it looks like krulak's head is a beehive now the horns are poking out the side of the beehive um krulak's you don't even see it the other two of you krulak's just looks like a beehive has a head oh deadbolt's horns what is this magic all right i go ahead and i knock another arrow and i point it out it's an illusion no we've established it's an illusion just ignore my beehive head or how do i know i did not pick up some kind of sucky piss that you are a demon pretending to be something else and you just want to get my energy i can vouch this man is no demon here yeah guys it will watch for me look you know if we had anything to drink that you gave us i would i would say that you put something in our drink but you were too cheap to buy us anything so you didn't you call me cheap i call me cassius uh all right let's just keep going maybe this is just an enchanted area with with enchanted weird beehives let's just keep moving down the path we'll get out of the range of the beehives so you're just going to try to move past this enchanted do you have illusion area yeah yes gallop gallop away gallop gallop straight through so as you're trying to escape these terrifying illusionary bees uh you see a uh a gnome emerge from the bushes hey what's up it's me deborah mustard i knew it i knew it so you guys come down came down my path i used those bees and i robbed people you weren't looking but i had my mage hand i was taking all your gold my gold by the fear of of a talking rock i shoot another arrow at him [ __ ] at the gnome yeah all right can i try and stop that because i recognize this guy sure you make a dexterity check okay i see him drawing his bone no no i know this guy oh god it's a one plus well the arrow is knocked it's in that ah geez i rolled a two so that's probably gonna miss deborah mustard as you see a pointy arrow narrowly miss your uh your midsection there and i i say i say to uh falamer i'm like yo dude stop shooting at him i know this guy he's just he's a prankster this is deborah we're we know each other we used to uh this is not that true this is a little a pet rock right here that can talk no i've never seen a rock no he's a rock gnome rock no wait hey dude it's so good to see you i thought you were dead you died deborah you had a funeral you had a funeral you didn't even invite me we thought you were dead well you know at the end of our last adventure i sacrificed myself in order to lead all those beetles down that pit and uh the pit i thought it would end at some point but it was just it just kept going i was in the pit falling for what felt like hours might have been four or five hours uh crazy so i just uh started like mega manning wall to wall until i got my way out but then you know everyone was gone so i figured that uh you know a game was over and i would go home so everyone is okay with the rock that docks all right five this is new normal okay it's a rock gnome deborah we're so glad you're alive we still we're so glad you survived that pit this is falamere uh he actually offered us a chance to go bounty hunting with him we we kind of need some money after you died or we thought you died we brought the horn uh where it needed to go uh and then we tried to rob some people and now we uh we kind of need some money also i'm i'm gonna need my money back but do you wanna go uh do some bounty hunting with us you know what i'll i'll go do some bounty hunting with you but you're gonna have to hire me and it'll cost you 39 gold which is all the gold i stole from each of you i don't have that much money i didn't even have that much out of me i had nine i thought i thought each of you had ten in your pocket i had to rent these horses uh how how about you give us our money back and we split the bounty as your payment oh what is this now we are bringing on the little pet rock and i need to cut a share with him he's nothing more in your guild don't you want more people in your club i want more boundaries this point i feel like we're the only one in your guild yeah plus dude this dude has magic powers deborah show him the eldritch bowl yeah i'm gonna eldridge uh uh in between his feet and i'm gonna make him do the splits hopefully with the explosion yeah go ahead and make um make an attack roll so see how well you aim i rolled a five and with my spell attack bonus that's plus three star world and eight great so you are you're aiming for a spot of dirt um you didn't critically fail so you're able to hit a spot of dirt that's five feet in front of you it's not terribly difficult um and uh you know you can you can do the little gunslinger make them dance action ah keep in mind i am on the horse oh sure well you can make the horse dance oh look at that you make my little pony prance all right the rock monster can stay fine it rot rock gnome rock oh i'm sorry rock yes okay okay do you have a method of conveyance debra uh i've got a special mage hand um and i use it in order to help myself uh get on the back of uh kaizen's horse i'm gonna ride a duo with kaizen so you are now the duo became a trio now the foursome is together and you are um reconnoitered with your lost comrade and you're ready to take on what lies ahead and it is uh a little while on horseback north east from the rocky coast of point barak into the rocky into the flatlands of raldern um prairie and savannah lands are occasionally broken up by the occasional fields of corn and soybeans um you see an occasional farmhouse there's a lake every once in a while is there anything you want to do on your way before you uh make your before you finish your journey it's like all right we're going up against a necromancer uh does anyone have any uh anything we should do to you think we should do to prep for this well what don't dead people like they don't like fire right maybe we should light all this cord on fire all the water all the corn why would we light the corn on fire when the necromancer is not here yeah we should maybe wait until we engage but that's i like i like where your head's at i've got dark vision so i'm gonna keep my eyes nice and keen keep them uh hydrated how how far are we from the cemetery you're still pretty you're still a couple hours out probably um but you know why are we focused guys you know what we could do we could take some of the corn husks and we could ball them up and maybe pour some lantern oil on them and and make sticky bombs and then if we get in trouble we just stick it and then nice maybe uh maybe deborah can just like eldritch bolt it to ignite it and then we can set them on fire that way yeah that's why i'm a second level now so i got a new ability called blazing hands uh burning hands oh you're burning in half you get your weight burning your debra are you telling me you could shoot fire out of your hands now yes let me show you by burning down all this corn that is awesome no no no no no did you say that they're called blazy hands a burning hand bernie oh i heard lazy hands lazy heads i maybe i should have asked before this have you guys ever fought a necromancer before and you know what necromancers do they bring the dead back to life and use those as tools to attack with and a zombie has never once scared that is on fire you must destroy the brain or dismember the entire body what do you want to get cornhusk to make fire bombed hey you know what do we tell you how to groom your ridiculous mustache why don't you let us handle our business here i'm making sticky bombs what do i know you are the heroes of zen i would like to attempt to craft sticky corn husks out of corn husks and lanterns fantastic so you're able to harvest uh a good amount of uh of husks and and uh uh put together uh some number of of balls of these husks so deborah you are gonna make a tinkering roll to try to make some sticky bombs and we'll say that since you're making bombs uh i'm gonna let you use your artificer's lore which means that you're gonna add twice your proficiency bonus as you're making these devices so add six i rolled the 10. so 16 yes great now roll a d4 for me that's gonna be the little triangle i rolled a three great you have three sticky bombs whoa nice so go ahead and note that you have three sticky bombs um and you don't know exactly what they'll do um but you have them and they're sticky am i going to ask how the little rock monster made the corn husks sticky how do corn stick i don't know it never landed on the cob before it's sticky when you get your hand you gotta go wash your hands also we threw some lantern oil in there so it would burn so you have uh three sticky bombs um and that took about an hour to do using your tinker's tools so it is late in the evening at this point you continue your way past the fields um and eventually the grass and prairie lands give way to badlands flat packed dirt as far as the eye can see there's no shrubs no hills no fields to set on fire it's so desolate that you look forward to the occasional rock so it's a sight to behold when on the horizon you can make out a lone hill in the distance go ahead and make um make a history check for me all of us history uh whoever thinks that they may have heard of these this cemetery before can make it uh joking sir i'm sorry uh and i'm just a 10. uh i rolled a 14 and then so your history is a plus two so you got a 16. oh yeah deborah did not miss history class so phallomair you look in the distance and this hill is um oddly shaped it is not completely natural looking um you have heard of this sort of thing in uh the middle of raldarin this is how they tend to because the central portions of raldarin are very desolate and very flat and experience occasional flooding because of rainstorms typically they just pile up uh boxes where people would be buried um and that is essentially the equivalent of their graveyards oh because they don't want the the the bodies in the ground because flooding because the the flooding would like make it all weird essentially essentially a really crappy mausoleum um debra you can certainly uh pick out that this is exactly what you're looking for uh hundreds and hundreds of uh mostly wood and stone some other materials that you scarcely recognize stacked haphazardly uh in the middle of nowhere uh you're still a couple hundred feet out would anyone like to do anything i just wanna let everyone know hey guys real quick it's deborah mustard down here i know it's hard to see me sometimes i just want you guys to know that that's not a real hill that looks like hundreds upon hundreds of uh what can only be described as coffins some made of wood some made of stone piled on top of each other so we got to be in the right place i mean this has got to be a cemetery and i'm sure our guy is going to make all these bodies you know come out so i'm just saying you know i got these fire bombs i can make fire myself i just want to distribute one to each of you i've got three thank you so much hey hey phallus mirror aren't you glad we have the rock gnome now with his keen nomi's your little pet rock is so helpful i have my rolled up corn husk drenched in lantern oil all right all right yes uh if we are to be looking for necromancer this is the most appropriate location for him to be knocked out yes as the little rock said there's going to be lots of dead bodies so be careful let's go search it let's go search it uh as you approach uh the hill it looks like the hill of course is not made of dirt at all but hundreds of these boxes some of them are as large as like a horse cart some are you know small like a bread box most of them are the size to fit a humanoid as you might expect at a top the peak at the very top maybe 30 feet up is a man who appears to be in front of a fire with a huge cauldron set atop it and he is very uh focused on what he's doing he does not seem to notice your approach and he laughs maniacally as he says the gallbladder and you see a very small uh frog-like figure uh walk up behind and offer up something in his in their hands which you can only imagine is a gallbladder of some kind and i know that i am uh expert bounty hunter but i do not need that knowledge to know anyone that laughs like that must be the guy we are trying to catch yeah i'm gonna agree with alamere here he's looking pretty necromancery remember we gotta take him alive to get this bounty what would you all like to do do you think the cauldron's like acidic or poisonous that's a good question but uh i i mean i don't really care let's just let's just take him we can question him whatever it is it's probably not very good i can uh i can flank from the left while you guys cause a distraction on the right and straight on and i can use my my wonderful bow and arrows here to knock over said uh godzilla in front of him i think that would be smart to make sure that he can't use whatever he's making try to get rid of that with our surprise i think you know to ruin his cauldron maybe it's something that he'll use you know i'm just i'm just spitballing here oh yeah deborah deborah you're you're nice and small why don't you go for uh you know whatever it looks like he's going to be using to to uh summon whatever it is in that cauldron and uh i'll i'll take him head on uh and try to distract him yeah i'll go with kaizen to help cause the distraction uh it looks like batu by the way this is batu spoiler alert if you is uh is a little distracted um but i'm going to see if the assistant spots you coming okay uh the assistant does not spot you coming in the window fire that fire that assistant so i will let you take uh a round of a surprise if you wish i would like to run uh up to batu and and perform a flurry of blows okay just what is your his mid section 45 jeepers so uh kaizen's movement is 45 feet um that's below your uh proficiency bonus in the center of your sheet 45 yeah i'll say that you can get up to about two if you're watching the map uh i'm gonna say that you're able to get to the level below and sort of punch in his ankles yeah before she gets too close yeah uh i i think i should uh take my shot on the the cauldron because you know i don't want to take a shot at the cauldron great do you want to do that before i run up uh before you get too close yeah you're like 50 feet away i would say so before she gets too close i'm rolling my d20 that is a 16 plus my attack of seven 23. yeah i'll say that you hit the cauldron and the cauldron falls into the fire and sort of is like tipping um you now have his attention i would like to yell at him okay hey hey necromancer guy look at us we're distract action a distraction that was a terrible pun yes how dare you interrupt me i'm going to complete my ritual and become the necromancer i was always meant to be who are you now that we stop you first and we we hit we're going to hit your cauldron did we already do that yeah yeah well oh you did hit my cauldron how dare you hit my cauldron deborah do you want to do anything yeah i want to i want to run up i guess uh try to get as close as i can i've got a foot walking speed i want to get out of his line of sight and as close as i can to the pile of bodies and i want to use my yeah my burning hand spell and i want to light all the coffins on fire great so we'll put you in the front here [ __ ] wild card to be continued next time on well adventurers i hope you enjoyed that if you want to see the origin story behind some of these characters you can go ahead and click right over here i think it is here also be sure and check out me and joven going head-to-head in avengers connect that one's uh right over here alright see you next time | The Lasercorn Channel | UCgQxsZL5tQBNtWFlmd4Wl0w | 2021-01-09 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 7,074 | 34,360 |
CM9tymQTtms | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM9tymQTtms | Hack for Mounting your GoPro Cameras and Smallrig Case for the Hero8 Black | trying to play with some play [Music] I I spent today I had a one of these swingarm lamps that just gave out and it just I got a light bulb broken off inside the the bell of the lamp and I couldn't get the damn thing out of the socket so I was gonna throw it away and then I looked at the back of the socket or the Bell and I saw that it was connected to the Bell by a couple of screws was a little nut inside the bell that once I unscrewed those I had this plate with two holes that I could use to screw onto a piece of wood and I thought I wonder if I could make myself a mount for my light and by golly I did I had to do a little finagling and thinking about it and stuff like that but I wanted to see if it would be strong enough to hold the camera in the first place and this this light system I got off of Amazon I'll put a link down below to the type of light a lot of the modern-day crappy lights that you get they have a plastic wrap around the Bell and you can't do this and it just happens that these lights have this and I just bought another one to go above my table up there because I'm using that one to heat my clay down here and the reason I'm using it is because it actually holds this place on you put it in a position and it actually holds its place and now I can get in real close to my clay as you can see which allows me to video details and it doesn't lose its level it keeps the same level and so I don't have to use a separate mount for different heights I can just use my swingarm lamp whatever they call it arm to do that with and it's strong enough to hold so it's just a little hack I discovered was I could use and I what I used was a regular mount that you can get to have from GoPro or some store that sells GoPros and the nice thing about this it a see if I can get this loose in here oh wait there's a little nut right there that allows you to change the angle of the camera and you can have a straight on or straight off and then you can tilt it up and tilt it down if you want to but I I I'm sorry I apologize for the lousy camera work here but I'm holding my GoPro 5:05 in my hand and recording this but I just wanted to show you that I can put this onto my cutting boards that I used to roleplay and put my tools on and have it close enough to my sculpture that I can actually video on my sculpture and all I have to do is loosen the clamp and these clamps are wonderful because you can there's a little nut it comes with this particular swing arm lamp that you can lock the swing arm support into position so if you wanted in a position then I got it in right now all you got to do is tighten this nut and it it tightens up the nut against the mount part of the swingarm lamp and if I want to move it back further I've got to get my camera here keep it out of the way I want to mount it back further I can just screw a board down on this table and and and mount it out here and then actually put the camera back far enough to get the full image of the clay also I'm using the small rig to protect my camera it's made out of aluminum let me show you well I can't show you it's just too hard to do it I can listen with me holding a camera and using the other hand there's a little button right there you press it and you can release the side part that opens it up to the memory card and the battery and there's a red release button up here that you slides over and this whole whole back pops down and then you can slide the camera out but the nice thing about this is let me see if I can it's a light on the front of the thing is it's got a 52 millimeter lens over the lens of the hero 8 and the hero 8 lens if you break it you got it almost replaced the old camera because it would cost you almost as much as a new camera to get a new lens because it's not detachable and you can't just send a way for a new lens you have to send the camera and then get them to put a new lens on it and you can imagine how much that cost it takes a 52 millimeter lens UV a UV filter which gives me a clearer view but it also protects the lens and then I've got and they're nice thing about the lamp swingarm is you're gonna adjust the angle if it seems a little askew even uh you know it doesn't seem quite level you can just level off the camera now I'm gonna attempt to put the lens cover on I've got a harder to do this with one hand they get the lens cover here and and just put on and now the lens is completely covered and protected from all damage that could possibly happen to it and you know bag or as you're traveling so alright that's gonna be the hack of the day for me I think it's a damn good heck I'll see you guys next week sometime bye bye give me a thumbs up and share my video and then check out my instructional DVDs the link down below this video alright see you next time | David Lemon | 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UUstisU4SDU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUstisU4SDU | Panel: Magma End Users - Moderator: Phil Ritter | hello everyone and welcome to our panel on uh magma and how it's being used in various businesses and various deployments today we have a group of six leaders in the industry who have all found new and novel ways to use magma to build business or build product i'm going to do a brief introduction and i'll let them tell their a little bit about their story uh we have with us today ayush sharma who's the founder and ceo of moto genie uh sasha dech who's telecom lead or a development lead in the telecom and connectivity space at deutsche telecom mario triggs the ceo of ceo of mural net jim maynes the ceo of shoelace wireless boris rensky founder and ceo of freedomfi and jesse ratch the cto north america of buy sells who's representing a user story from a company called we connect so i want to start this off with the key question why mag what about magma compelled you to choose it to build your business or build a business around it i don't have any particular order for this i'll i'll just tag our speakers as i have them listed so ayush why don't you start us off sure um thanks phil so moto genie is in the business of fan and audience engagement so delivering low latency immersive and engaging experiences requires both real-time and predictable responses from the infrastructure so one of the key component of this infrastructure is packet core and today most of these packet core solutions that are available in the market do not offer that flexibility exposure and resource control that is needed to deliver those experiences magma enables those modern day networking uh requirements without being tied to a specific vendor in a more agnostic way it provides programmability openness disaggregation it is developed and and and and by the community and for the community so so this is a perfect fit for motogeni to leverage magma and contribute back and and hopefully it will lead to wider and mass adoption thanks ayush so sasha it's interesting to see a very large mmo operator taking an interest in a product like magma this is not a typical thing that the major network operators typically do and i wonder if you could tell us a little bit about what you're doing and how you've come to join into the magma experience yeah of course um i think it all started with the tip wi-fi program so um i'm i'm doing wi-fi business for quite a while and um yeah we had this idea of bringing together the data that we're collecting from various places into one place where it actually makes sense and we can derive some kind of network intelligence out of it and i think um by the time we met shaw and all of the team of the of of magma and yeah those guys were really really amazing and um you know we we operate this more or less always look from uh from uh from a telco perspective to the problems and it's it's it's very interesting to see people looking from the other side looking more from the i.t side to the problem and and solving it the different way as we would uh naturally do it in our world and so yeah this is a is a learning and understanding experience and also um giving us some new insights how we could also solve problems how we could tackle problems differently and yeah i think um also for the for the disaggregation and software softwarization of the telco industry it's it's quite necessary that we join open projects that we work together as a community and that we understand that something like magma can only help all of us in the industry also us mnos to get better and faster time to markets and reduce our tco thank you sasha that's that's actually uh very intriguing to hear how you're seeing magma as a target to help reduce the cost of ownership which is really a major focus of what the project is all about marielle you are working in a space that is especially fascinating to me and serving a community that has been largely ignored by the large mobile operators or where it hasn't been economic for the mobile operators to bring service to them tell us a little bit about what you're doing and how magma has helped you support your community sure thanks phillip um my name is marielle i run a non-profit mural that and we work with the native communities in order to control their internet access future and like you said for a lot of our role partners there is no return on investment so when it comes to how they're going to get connected it's they're going to have to connect themselves in 2017 we started our first pilot and i believe the first field deployment of magma with the havasupai tribe at the bottom of the grand canyon so this is a location that's the most remote community in the lower 48 states and uh with the the tech core that we had uh it was a buy sales equipment and it was uh the first magma core and we were able to get the broadband to the bottom of the grand canyon within um half a day's work and fifteen thousand dollars so what this allowed for is for broadband in a place that never had it and that's the important part of it and why we've definitely stuck with magma um we are working with communities to really uh realize their vision of how they want to connect to the internet and part of that is the formation of figuring out how you want to connect for the internet so in 2017 and 2018 we did a lot of pilot uh deployments but 2019 um well mostly 2020 with kovid we ended up deploying a lot of emergency networks so what magma allowed us to do is quickly and cheaply get people online fast within the tribal communities and every single one of our emergency and pilot deployments grew into full deployment or are growing into full deployments um we are helping with over probably around two dozen networks right now and we have over a hundred clients that we consult with so what i see in magma is this flexibility of both the hardware that it can work with it's agnostic there but also that you can run of a core on the cloud that's completely and easy to um support or if they're more concerned about data sovereignty and want to have complete control their network it can be on a local core it can change and grow as they need and what magma allows mural net to do is to be the support that is necessary at the different phases as the tribes grow their networks and their network vision so that they can eventually realize um and control their internet future so that's what i love about magma the flexibility the fact that it's uh tech agnostic and open to almost everything it seems and uh that it allows for for our clients to grow thanks marielle i really appreciate that and i think what i want to do is next go to jesse and you have actually very similar story but a very different kind of community tell us a little bit about what happened with we connect and how magma was able to allow you to to do a deployment in a place that was underserved or unserved right basically yeah y connect uh is just one of you know the the many the the thousands of the wisc operators uh within the united states um so yeah it's always been a challenge the adoption and deployment of an lte or soon 5g network it's always been a very difficult adoption and the goal from the buy sales end has always been to make the product uh more wi-fi like and enigma really helps in that side of things because reducing the complexity of the actual deployment and having a simple gateway that could be installed at each site while supporting a lot of the feature sets uh that are required for a fixed wireless operator so for example the layer 2 bridging functionality within magma that was added um really makes it more wi-fi like you know to the point they can use their own you know ghp server to do the assigning the addresses so bridging that technical gap and complexity that is normally inherent with an lcd core that that really uh supports the adoption of these networks but of course the the cost is also a huge factor and by having the solution that's widely available in open source space plus having uh you know the companies in this case require connect like freedom 5 commercializing the solution having very affordable gateways that could be deployed at each power site um you know that makes this technology uh available and a possibility uh to deploy in these ultra role situations to the point where subscriber counts could be less than 10 and you can still make some roi sense uh you know for those uh kind of coverage areas thank you jesse and and jim shoelace is taking a little bit of a different approach and working with the magma project to help improve uh wireless service overall tell us a little bit about that and how the magma team has helped you in that effort sure thanks phil and also working heavily with uh my buddy there sasha um so macma is a critical opponent for us to enable the adoption and deployment of our technology and what we focus on is the market challenge of insatiable mobile internet demand you know as fast as an operator builds out a network it gets consumed which creates a lot of stress on their infrastructure and business models and that was fine when used operators are going from 2g to 3g 4g and so on where they can actually make more money but not only you know 5g and 6g becomes challenging especially when unlimited plans so um and then in the oven of uh five dollar unlimited plants in some part of the country you know you know we have to look at different models i think one of the things sasha said that you know our approach is is that we look at the world differently so instead of looking from the network out we look from uh the user of the device back and there's plenty of spectrum and if you can intelligently harvest it so we've developed um client technology that's multi-path traffic steering and switching and aggregation so we can take advantage of any available and accessible licensed and unlicensed spectrum to provide great connectivity experience at affordable cost for operator so uh what magma key component that offered is we need to make it easy for this capacity whether it's wi-fi or private lte to be augmented into the network so we can leverage both of those spectrum and then be able to intelligently steer that traffic and the other key thing you know it's been invaluable for us uh for magma is that it brings us to a wealth of innovative partners i mean boris has helped us i think we've obviously sasha but countless other ones that you know trying to do it alone yourself you can't do it so we can accelerate this adoption again deployment of providing this additional capacity throughout the network thanks thanks jim and i think it's actually really valuable insight to talk about how the community environment that an open source project like magma is able to bring to have people willing to help each other along their journey so boris i've left you for last but i think you're in a unique position among this group because you've been helping many of the players through uh freedom fi and the work that you've done as you take magma and build an ecosystem of services and product packaging around it tell us a little bit about your journey and how magma's been helpful to you and why you see that as a compelling story to build a business around sure phil thanks so at freedom 5 we basically as you phil pointed out um deliver a commercial distribution of magma so magma is our bread and butter and the journey has started actually probably two and a half years ago even before magma was open sourced so most of the company dna the team and myself included comes from basically enterprise open source prior to freedom fi many of us at freedom five worked at the company called mirantis which focused on productizing open source cloud infrastructure and already at that time um we had quite a bit of exposure to the telecom industry because our product at marantis was used as an nfv infrastructure for many of the telecom operators and myself and many of my colleagues had kind of the front row seat watching the disruption that open source brought to the enterprise infrastructure space um and at the same time we're always extremely puzzled how little of it actually percolated into the higher layers of the telecom infrastructure around the network core so um speaking about you know what what we at freedom fire are excited about vis-a-vis magma first of all we're very much excited that all of you guys are excited um because it's a testament to you know us kind of being on the right track to an extent but more generally speaking i personally think that um you know there are certain types of software in general that tend to land themselves better to an open source kind of a community driven development model and those are the types of software that tend to be kind of an implementation of a lower layer like generic functionality that can be used ubiquitously across all users so like operating systems or databases or container orchestrators or even like web servers are all good examples of that where we have seen like open source just come in and dominate and if you look at uh you know the enabler of the um you know telecom 5g connectivity the network core particularly the lower layers of the network core uh that deal with the data plane components or user plane as uh you know people in the telecom industry call that um they very much resemble um you know that of like you know an operating system or like uh you know like an enterprise sdm where we know historically open source is dominated and i think that the magma to date is probably a project with the strongest community momentum to implement the you know 5g telecom network core specifically the data plane components of it um in an open source kind of a you know community fashion under the linux foundation umbrella which we believe is kind of a winning recipe and as a company betting on it and betting on the fact that magma will effectively become um you know the linux of network core down the road thanks boris that that's actually a very keen insight on the types of projects that tend to be successful or dominant open source projects and how a project like magma fits into that for the rest of this i don't want to direct questions throughout the team but i'll just toss a couple of questions out and see if anyone wants to take a shot at answering them and how you can build on that tell me a little bit about what your team is actually doing with magma right now and how uh this recent transition to a fully open community-based product and project and support from the linux foundation is helping us achieve those those objectives i'll take a shot at it thanks yeah so i mean for any startup to succeed and thrive it's very important to innovate um you know at speed and in a frugal manner so um how we are leveraging magma and how it is helping us um in all these three elements is first is frugality right so we are able to use uh you know obviously the the the commodity hardware here so that enables us to uh to have a frugal systems built and second is innovation and boris touched upon it and we're working with boris uh on several you know uh aspects of of enabling some of those features and he talked about very important function which is very critical and vital for the overall solution we are offering to our sports fans and and and audience engagement people who where where we engage with the audience so um and those are decoupling of folding plane with with the control plane and forwarding plane would be in the 5g specifically moving forward uh we would we'd not only see a trend uh that you know forwarding plane would be much more simplified on-prem and rest of the functions could be ported onto the cloud so innovation point of view uh having a very light weight system on-prem and rest of the heavy processing could be done in the cloud it's very very important from access technology point of view having agnostic to just the lte or cbrs having wi-fi as well as other systems being enabled in future satellite perhaps leo satellites enables us to do things faster because some of the stadiums will not just have private lte or cbrs they will have wi-fi existing and we can't we will have to work in a retrofication mode or we will have to work in a brownfield scenario rather than just rip and replace mode so this this is is very very innovative uh solution uh for us it helps us from through gallery point of view to leverage the the commodity hardware and it enables us to do those at speed whereas if we engage with the with the current uh set of vendors um it's very difficult to get just one feature done to kind of you know ask them to open certain specific functions uh exposure functions for example and it's it's pretty pulling teeth out of line's mouth and it's this is the flexibility and this is the power of open source and this is the power of open community and and to touch upon linux foundation i mean there's no company better in the world when it comes to delivering outcomes and tangible outcomes using open source and i had the the privilege and and fortune to kind of work with linux foundation and several other product projects and me and my team are super excited uh that this a um to to to see the community members who are really committed to drive this forward and b to have a support from the company like linux foundation who really know how to take the the community uh outputs and convert that into tangible outcomes thank you i'm i'm actually fascinated by the insight that you've made on costs that it's not just that magma is available as a free open source software system that you can use without direct cost but the impact that magma's design principles have on on the cost of the rest of the products that you run it on the product or platform agnostic approach and the open interface to different different radio vendors and radio suppliers has on that total cost of ownership so thank you um i think i'll direct my next question to uh jesse and marielle um as as operators and innovators in serving underserved and unserved communities what do you need from the magma team or as we move into a community project what would be i think that the biggest thing that you think we can enable uh through that community that is not in play today in magma itself for other commercial products you see my starting blocks well a lot of it because of the open source nature is actually being taken care of so we work on a network of our engineers we have engineers that we hire but we also have a huge volunteer corps that kind of help us figure out what's happening in the future and one of the things that we needed actually was stability and support and product and freedom buy actually helped a lot with that when it comes to the wii u's in supporting our tisps our tribal isps as they grow a lot of them will stick with magma um and they'll want to be able to transfer over to a commercial system like freedom fi uh at the same time we have to support um you know we have clients that have i um i t uh staff of a couple dozen and they want to log on to github and they want to see where this is going and they want to see what it's about and see its guts and because of its nature they feel like they get to know the system more so than the proprietary cores out there and it's funny i'm here and i usually one of the things that often happens is that there's a huge sticker shock uh when it when they realize how easy it is to run their own private lte network um and the cost savings that they have and the flexibility they have in choosing your equipment that they're not beholden to cpes that necessarily cost seven hundred dollars i know they can buy a hundred dollar cpe and know the risks um this is what's been huge the transparency so as our clients grow they can see uh what um you know what where they want to go and it helps them form their vision and the now commercial um pieces that are surrounding it so that they can also do the handoff where they want to do the handoff if they just want to fund office they can just run up on office if they want to run a front office in smart hands they can do that and if they want to grow their own internal capacity and learn how to run the stuff on them for themselves there's trainings that are easy to adapt to them and meet them where they're at so that's what i'm loving about magma that's fabulous thanks jesse anything you you'd like to add or thoughts um i mean kind of build off uh i think merrell's key point is the support um obviously uh you know it's an open source you're not gonna have with the traditional vendor right that level of different tiered support um i think companies like freedom5 definitely fill in a lot of that gap and void so you know more i think partners like that are helpful my understanding is also teams also looking to potentially have some um some support like uh sessions potentially with a with a team so i think things like that would definitely help um the more you know more commercialization and more deployments of magma for sure because that's always the i think the the most skittish point uh that you know most i guess operators that speak with you know whenever they have with magmas you know what's the support i'm gonna have if i have an outage who do i reach and things like that um but yeah that transparency is also you know a big bonus uh you know you know against underside they're going to be afraid you know coming from myself being on vendor side you know you're usually usually pretty careful on providing you know what the actual road map is because things can change and you try not to you know share too much for for you know certain reasons um you know obviously that's more of the open source nature of magma but um being able to see like very clearly um what the road map looks like um you know what everyone's working on you can get you know up to the the day status and you know look at github see what the commits are it's it's you know that is uh very refreshing i think for for a number of people um but yeah the support is you know i think that's really the key so it was us you know if we have a decent support there uh i think that that would probably be the the last road blocker i think that some might have with magma feature wise uh you know make my actually does have the majority of at least much of the operators i'm working with uh i already support so i already need um so that you know obviously roadmap's looking good to add more i think when it comes to some of the more enterprise type applications they're looking for more of a true wi-fi bridge and you know to support something like that you know you kind of need like a another layer on the top of everything to truly bridge devices behind the user or the ue um so with that you know vxlan gre protocols things of that nature are kind of required my understanding was work or some testing is being done in that area but if those kind of protocols can be supported to support true bridging to the devices behind the cpu ue um that's going to open up all the enterprise cases for sure thanks thanks very much we are quickly coming up on time so uh i would like to solicit any further comments uh either sasha or or jim and then boris i think i have a last question that i'm saving for you so uh sasha jim anything i'm gonna comment on the previous topic but i'll then maybe it's related it's related i'll make a point in terms of the two things that we're working on now with magma and involving sasha two he's participating in is is what's critical that we see what magnus do and you alluded to it earlier phil is in terms of how do we just increase the capacity how we serve the underserved and how do we make the existing uh uh efficient so the two initiatives that we're working on is one is a schema framework uh actually session and open schema and what that does is it let us understand what's going on the network because you don't know necessarily how do you decide where to put your assets out there if you don't know essentially what the the challenges are so a a standardized way to collect data from the ue and also the uh access technologies uh the devices themselves um is critical component so anybody wants to participate that there's a magma channel on slack it's called uh open schema so you can participate in that activity the other one that's equally excited is once you know this information you have that is how do we harvest all this capacity like i said unlicensed inspection the majority of the time that you use your mobile phone uh wi-fi is around but not necessarily use so there's a motivational aspect out but there's also simplification how do we make it simple for these capacity providers you know first wi-fi but eventually it's gonna be predominantly uh private lte to join what we call an augmented network so we're working with uh the magnet team with shaw and jenny and and sasha and uh some other partners to develop a smart contract based uh on augmented augmented network roaming solution so you know there's there's around 750 billion access points out there so how do we harness all that energy to reduce the cost for the operators so they can expand in serving other areas or providing new services so those are the two key initiatives that we're working on with the magma thanks thanks jim the the obligatory subproject advertising so and and and maybe maybe i can add something um and this is what what really drives me uh for for magma is um there if you look at dt we have some guiding principles at six i i i don't give you all of them but one of them is i'm getting things done and normally in our telco industry it's like if you want to do a project you have to go and start an rfi and then you start something else and then you go to trial and then you go to something and it it takes you years to get something done and essentially if you if you do something like that magma journey i i think yesterday evening i looked something in the code because i was interested in how something is working and then i and then i just got on github and looked how it's working so i think this is a kind of a different world that we are approaching there and that we operators um yeah need to get better in and to get things faster done and deliver more value to our customers so thank you thanks so so boris we're we're actually at time but i'm going to give you the last word around this thought which is one of the one of the things we're doing with our open source project is building community and building a community that is able to work in an open way but one of the difficulties of that in in using those products commercially is the ability to support uh those those activities and both marielle and jesse touched on the value that having freedom fi available to them got them in having a support model for an open source project tell me your thoughts in just how valuable that that independent support model that you're building is in building that dynamic community that lets magma as a whole be more successful sure so i mean there is this is not something that you know we have invented there is pretty much everybody today has touched on the many pluses of leveraging an open source project starting with the you know cost efficiency of it however the cost efficiency and the many pluses only come out if um you know there is a a way to kind of a package and consistently kind of commercialize and support the project so i guess let me just try to rephrase it if any one of the organizations presenting here wanted to go and use magma and there were nobody in the ecosystem that could provide a kind of a supported commercial version of it it would actually be quite expensive simply because of the learning curve simply because of you know understanding which is the stable version what bugs to fix and things like that so because of that historically the way that uh you know open source projects across the board have become successful is that there are a number of entities um such as freedom fight that actually you know build a commercial tested distribution of it so this way on one hand you kind of uh you know leverage the community contribution to the r d and development and the open roadmap side of it but at the same time it's pre-packaged in such a way that um you know it's fairly straightforward to use for um you know anybody who's trying to uh take advantage of it so and this is specifically a kind of you know the journey that we're on at freedom fight today and i would say that you know we're probably not um you know like a hundred percent where we need to be like if i was to put myself into the shoes of an end user um i think if you were to take magma even the one that you know we shipped to the end user um the user experience can be improved dramatically like what you get from us is probably quite a bit better than what you get if you just pulled it from an open source repo and try to figure your way out yourself but we still have a long way to go from like a you know like a true consumer type of experience but uh i think one of the probably most important things that that need to happen down the line is um this this this type of work like the packaging needs to be really kind of you know consumer friendly the first kind of talk of magma growth was about making it like getting it to the necessary level of minimum feature function for it to be useful and then for this feature function to be stable and now i think that we're kind of there but it's still largely kind of like an enterprise product that is not very straightforward to deploy unless you're like an experienced telco the next big leap for us um at freedom fight and i think should be you know for everybody um in the ecosystem at large is to really make it uh more kind of you know end user friendly and you know consumer deployable and kind of more of like a push button experience thanks well that we're at time we're actually a little bit over our time so i want to thank our panelists for coming and sharing this diverse view of how a product like magma can impact communities can support the growth of business and can enable new and novel technology uses within the telecom community thank you all thank you phil thank you | CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] | UCvqbFHwN-nwalWPjPUKpvTA | 2021-05-14 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 5,703 | 30,311 |
AFBkNEMY7VU | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFBkNEMY7VU | Watch Me Work with Suzan Lori Parks on Wednesday 22 July 2020 | it's Wednesday and we're gonna do this like we've been doing it for 11 years we usually meet in lobby of the Public Theater but since this kovat thing we've been totally going online like this and we want us to give a shout out and the deep thank you to the public theater for supporting us for these past eleven years doing watch me work and also how around has been so in pulling it all together so this is what we do for those of you who are new or for those of you who have maybe forgotten since yesterday we work for 20 minutes and together any kind of work you want and then I take your questions about your work and your creative process and should you have a question Audrey is going to tell you how to get in touch go Audrey thanks SLP so yes if you have forgotten since yesterday and here's how to ask a question if you're exhibited the zoom all you need to do is click on the participant tab likely at the bottom of your screen on the laptop or the top of your on an iPad or a tablet and once you click on the participant screen there's a little razor hand button it'll pop up a little blue hand and I'll call on you if there's time if you're watching on how around TV you can tweet at us at at watch me work SLP with the hashtag how around h o WL r o UND or you can tweet at the Public Theater's account which is at Public Theater NY or write to the public leaders Instagram that's all right ok here we go [Music] you [Music] is that a new tone well I can't find my phone so I have to use a different item you want me to call you Philip just called me it's somewhere in this house I don't ever leave but thank you hey um anybody have a question or should we practice our posture oh we don't have a question quite yet okay oh my back correct oh we have a question yes Mary you're up yeah suzan-lori sorry hi so I came to this all a bit late I've been here all week and then I was here one session previous before that long week break so I'm excited I'm nervous to ask a question but here it goes okay I'm ready all right all right so I can I've come to writing later in life my mode of artistic expression has been acting and performing so I come to theatre and the arts yeah can't really do that anymore can do improv I've been taking a writing class for about five years that is all different kinds of writing so it's great I feel free to write what I want to write and a play developed out of a short story that I wrote two years ago that became a 15-minute play now it's about an hour and I'm hoping it'll be a full length go okay so here so here's where I am we're talking about flow couple nights ago my process has been my process it's been sometimes I've been coasting along sometimes I've been the the river is really slow that's okay I can reflect on what's around me now I'm kind of stuck in an eddy and I think that what I tell myself and what I'm starting to believe and I think this is leading to me being quite stuck is I don't know where this goes I don't know where this goes my process a lot of it has been born of images coming to me it's it's a lot of it is it's sort of metaphorical about aspects of my life so because my life is unfinished I can't it's not a direct story I can't use that and I'm I find that I'm getting kind of stuck in my editor part what's the arc where is this going how is this and and so I'm I'm and it's almost like I know how to unstuck myself and like I've got all these tools at hand but either I'm not doing them or they're they're not the right moves for me right now mm-hmm so I could tell I could tell you more you could just respond to oh it's exciting it's exciting Mary because you know during this time where we're we're in some sort of isolation you know you've chosen to you know amp up ramp up your writing which is great it's hard in my experience anyway it's really cool what you're doing because it's hard to try new things you know especially when we are you know somewhat accomplished or somewhat accustomed to doing other things you know so you do a lot of acting you know and now you're been trying this writing thing and so you have to I hope feel really proud of yourself first of all do you yeah I do I do good that's very that's very important it's like it's like it's a big deal you know it's like I do yoga every day and every time I even make an attempt at one of those really hard poses it like makes me go I say to myself I'm proud of myself so keep with everything else you're feeling make sure you act keep adding that ingredient in there because you're doing something big okay you have a lot of tools and they don't seem to be working so we could give you some maybe you have these already you know and if you do that's okay maybe you can just try them I would the main tool that is always best for me anyway is show up showing up can you say with regularity ie every day for a piece of time it can be twenty minutes or it can be longer can you say can you tell us that you're showing up every day for your work okay I have not been showing up every day so I can say to you all that I will show up every day you can try it doesn't contrived for twenty minutes to be like five hours you know heroic you know what I'm saying right you know just just show up every day that um is something that I all without fail that one works because even if the writing is not good which is hmm I can tell myself at the end of the day I tried mm-hmm and although I don't know who said it Yoda there is no try there is only do and not do whatever you know says somebody like this you know to me that is I like to think of the bhagavad-gita no effort is ever wasted and so what we're doing is through putting in the time we're showing we're displaying faith we are preparing ourselves to receive the sacred and there you go you sit at your desk or wherever you write and you show up okay you can try that other things could be writing I mean I'm into outlining I don't know well let me guess that so I so because a lot of them because the the Nexus of the story was just sort of born you know it was a spontaneous thing and and and it had that being a creative juicy bubble thing I haven't been inclined to use an outline but I did this is what I did the past 20 minutes I made it I wrote on the cards okay all the scenes so far okay and they can be rearranged and then I just started improvising other scenes moving forward and I thought I can just drop them right practice non-attachment well girlfriend let me tell you as a professional that doesn't sound like you're stuck to me that sounds like your work that sounds like fun like you wrote scenes out on cards you've just started brainstorming and spitballing and improvising other scenes they can go wherever they go and it sounds like you're you're moving well I I just did it the past 20 minutes so okay I'll I'll keep on keeping that do you have yeah do you have a time of day that is most more possible than not for you to show up for your writing do you have a certain time of day morning afternoon evening it's it's probably F after I've had my coffee and then also in the quiet of the night say 10:00 p.m. okay your copy I'm assuming that's morning yeah yeah okay my first drink so after I've had my coffee okay so why don't you see if it feels good if you can do 20 minutes in the morning after you've had your coffee okay it's great cuz then you get an extra bonus Mary of having done it already and the rest of your day you can frolic in the periwinkle you know an extra 20 minutes with us you know Monday through Thursday and then you wanna maybe it might pick up an extra 20 minutes in the quiet of the evening maybe you know ready you know okay okay all right okay thank you Susan thanks Mary I'm up next we've got Jack hi oh hi big fan so the question is kind of a continuation of some of the subjects from yesterday but in terms of character development and and new work and it's on my mind a lot cuz I think it happens a lot in writing and also acting so you see so I'm writing this new character and I can see how this character could be perceived as a stereotype and you know the same thing happens sometimes with writing when we say oh that's a cliche but is it a good cliche or a bad cliche and things like that so like I've been doing the work of trying to go deeper into making sure and I think now I've sort of realized well he's not a stereotype but he's upset he wants to be a stereotype he's obsessed and that's also kind of disturbing but so just more insight I suppose and how to either prevent people from perceiving your your characters or your work as a cliche or a stereotype or just you know just that from house so like even if they're like okay yeah we've seen this kind of kick that makes sense because those kinds of people are like that and they have those kinds of problems but how to get past that and how to bring the audience past that not just the backstory the actor or the writer any insights yeah I love your question Jack because it goes to the heart of something that's has interested me for a long time controlling other people how do we make sure that the audience doesn't do something or other hi yes of course you know it's it's an exciting prospect and let us let us put it on the pile of things that we cannot control because no matter how brilliant your writing is we cannot control the responses of the people who see it right because people are gonna bring their own to the party and you know right so let us let us let that go if we can let's try to let that go and and maybe replace it with things that we can do something about which are make our characters regardless of their specifics real and deep and meaningful right cuz people are gonna think whatever the they think right I mean right okay so right so hey right what we can or and we can make our characters rich and nuanced and meaningful okay so maybe if you find yourself going jeanny that's a stereotype or that's a cliche ask the next question might be why you know why because he always wears a red hat everywhere really why you know I may I mean whatever you know you know right I mean so you can keep asking you can keep you can continue to be curious I think stereotypes or you know when we judge people from afar look at that person over there there are such and such you know what I mean we stop being curious right and we read them poorly and quickly and make a snap based on I don't know what the the shoes they're wearing and their height and whether or not they're pushing a stroller and you know whatever right and we make our judgement and then we're done and instead of being curious and continuing to look I'm practicing it right now cuz I have a window here I'm looking out the window and imagining I continue to look at that person that character I continue to look at them and I continue to look at them and I don't stop looking at them until I'm finished writing the play or the novel or the poem or the song or whatever you know which is another way of saying respect right okay so keep looking at them keep asking yourself what is with you know what's up with my character you know what's their story okay often as an actor I hear the voices of the characters in my head and then I'm just acting and writing but like oh I've done the host show but you know I what I enjoyed from you know hearing him speak and getting these new insights is going as looking at some of these characters that you know I I hear them and I I feel like they're kind of being child but then kind of really trying to go a little bit deeper I'd like to go just a little bit deeper and so I guess if they don't get if the audience gets it most of the time the I think they do but still it's like you know I understand letting that go but yeah like I guess yeah letting being free of that prison of worrying's I mean that and that could go back to another question that was gonna have to because that's happened to me I'm sure it's happened to a lot of people were one person's like that looks great fantastic and the other person is like oh my god that's a mess I think but that's supposed to be a mess ya know it's a yeah so it's like I'm always I try always filter criticism I take good and you know and try to understand it but I I guess when you're doing most I just enjoy creating so I don't know if I didn't want to do it I just do it I mean you think of like a play that you know scholars throughout the ages have agreed on is a fine work of literature like you know Hamlet for example okay well some people think Hamlet sucking boring and Hamlet the character is dumb like why don't he just do it already right what is all this talking talking talking right I mean you know so there's different text on everything that's somebody else's work and not being able to control the reaction from the audience and for your own work yeah people are gonna say what they're gonna say you if you have a writing group or a group of trusted friends hopefully their critiques and their feedback is going to encourage you forward I'll shut you down if you gara getting critiques and feedback from people trusted friends and it's shutting you down then take a push pause on that feedback loop they're not your friends some people don't know how to give positive and helpful feedback helpful not just positive helpful okay just be mindful with that great I liked conversation I like I love hearing what everybody else has to I usually find if I just quiet somebody asked my question but today I thought well you're asking your own question yeah okay thanks jack all right up next we've got Lou are you there yeah hi how are you I'm doing I'm doing okay today actually I wasn't gonna say this but you asking a question I had to put my cat from 10 years to sleep last night I say my cat yeah I wanted to talk to you about but I guess I have to bring it in because it's part of how I am so I'm so sorry thank you yeah it actually has been interesting to have that experience in line with a whole other set of experiences over the last week which is about my work that was stuck I think we talked to me remember I had that book proposal sort of floundered a little bit I've been stuck and I've been working with some really exciting collaborators trusted people and starting to think of new ways and and I've been really excited and it's been going going and then that thing happened last night with my loss and I'm very sad about it but I also feel like it's something energetic mm-hmm I don't want to say to you that's not what I actually wanted much about but it's the energetic is like moving and I loved him I miss him it was hard but it was like making space for something else but what I did want to ask about is um one thing I've come to realize about the project that I've been working on for a while which is a memoir which I always feel self-conscious about because really why me and bla bla well I'm starting to understand you know some of the themes that things I want to talk about I think are relevant and have a reason to be and I'm getting more confident I come here all the time I'm like you know I feel like I'm like I got my boxing gloves hanging but you know I feel like I'm a little like in training like trust myself mm-hmm I'm gonna try to bring in my point I'm writing about a lot of years and a lot of time and I'm working now to bring it in and focus it and I have some ideas about how to do that but I think I just wanted to bring to you in this space you know how do you know like the image I have in my mind is like a tofu press you know when you make tofu and you squeeze out all the water and you make it it's real tight and it's taste better like how do you know what to like squeeze out of a project like extract and do you find that you have to sort of right at all before you can squeeze it out or do you sort of can you find a way to figure out like what the important parts are of a project before you sort of sit down to do it or do you have to write the war in peace before you can write that mm-hmm I could haiku you know so that I'm just like thinking about that I just love your take on it because I'm feeling like I know how to tighten things up but I'm also feeling like I started from such a big swath of time and material how do I sort of bring it I'll stop no no that's really good I just want to ask you one question which what's your cat's name uh Aiden what color was he he was orange and white handsome and he's handsome very handsome guy well that's great yeah thanks no I mean you know I like to write and then rewrite you know I I don't generally you know edit while I'm in the flow of writing because I feel like they had two different energetic wavelengths you know Bob it's like if you're surfing if you ever have you ever been surfing well anyway even if you have it you're out there I mean I've been I used to go surfing when I lived in Los Angeles you out there and you paddle out that's one form of that's one thing you got to do to surf and then you hop on your board and you ride back in you know so you're trying to paddle out while you're riding back in it's very messy right so yeah right and then rewrite okay so that's that's one thing but then how do you know what to how to what to leave in and what to leave out you brought a to great thing you know war and peace and a haiku now if when a tragedy if who was a toll story right tried to make a haiku out of Warren piece right we would have missed that brilliant novel okay so I'm so glad that Warren piece is not a haiku and a lot of great haikus if they had been stretched out they wouldn't be much any much good right okay so each piece has its own form was a question again what do we leave in what do we leave out it's an energetic thing you can feel when oh when you feel if you were if you if you've written your piece like you've gotten it all out or you think you've got it all out right and I usually read it aloud and if I feel a drag like not in drag not a drag but something like it's like me it's like leaning back when it starts to do that it's a cool maybe that I need that me when it's doing this great right it's in the pocket when it starts to maybe I don't need that part or maybe I need to reconfigure that part to bring it in line with the main flow right so it's a feel thing it's a feel thing it's a rhythm thing I like to read my work aloud because that way I can it can bounce off the walls it can literally be amplified and I can you know hear it before I give it to actors or if it's a novel or whatever it doesn't matter I just I read it aloud and when it starts to kind of get out of focus or then either take out the scissors or circle it and do something to bring it into line does that help at all it helps a lot and I actually just got like 1000 note cards for the first time ever I'm sure what you're talking about the other day so I'm ready to like tape it all to the wall and go because no no cut your Goodman you're starting out no cards are good when you've been going for a while like like Mary with their note cards note cards are good after you've done a draft or even two drafts and you want to get clear and concise and you start writing things out on note cards also time so you think you're doing this like tofu right right no you want to bring it in no cards are great they're gonna can help you bring it in also time you can work for a certain amount of time every day 30 minutes I'm just gonna focus on this for 30 minutes and I'm gonna relax I'm do something else I'm gonna come back and focus for 30 minutes and I'm gonna relax that kind of thing helps you focus yeah yeah that's all great I'm gonna show you this guy to you before we go that's it oh he's very handsome yeah it was a really good dude dude thank you so much this really helps yeah I can't thank you enough it's all all of your change in my life one day at a time thank you thanks Lou thank you all right we actually have a question from Instagram I believe from the public leaders Instagram I'm gonna read out loud it is can we talk a bit about our writing and art as a space for self-care and mental health do you have any idea about keeping our your practice safe and healthy writing through my depression can be either thick-cut whoa cathartic or dwells in a toxic place in the latter circumstance it's very hard to show up to the page I'm a musician my husband's a musician you know it was which means he plays really really well and he tells me he says um you know when I'm like in there like noodling and playing he's like remember music what does it say Pythagoras that's right it was pythagoras pythagoras said and i'm like really pythagoras pythagoras said that the first the first thing we play the first and foremost reason why one would play music is to align oneself with one's own spirit right so I said well that's exciting so now when I play music I think of it differently it's not like I gotta get good at these scales you know or I like that you know it's I'm better aligning myself with my own spirit so I would say the same thing is writing same thing it's the same thing cuz music and the muse and all that and Pythagoras and the Pythagorean theorem extra points if anybody can put what that is in the chat cuz I forgot it's something like the right angle of a hypotenuse or some but I would say that that's what writing ultimately is for that's what our work is for whatever your work is James Baldwin said the day came I'm paraphrasing the day came when I decided to be a writer because I thought it best that I heal my people that way or that I saved my people that way because I thought it best that I try to save my people that way so his writing he said was an act that he did to save his people all of us also to save himself right so writing is definitely an act of healing if you can person from Twitter thanks for tweeting in or inste wherever you are from if you can make a promise to yourself to just keep showing up to the page sometimes it's a mountain that you think I cannot climb this mountain I didn't say you have to write I just said show up to the page and just sit there in front of your notebook just keep showing up that will go be a great you will be really giving yourself a great gift and again not to stop the other things that you're doing to help you know with depression like if you go to therapy or if you are it's been suggested that you take medication or anything like that we're not saying to stop that but in addition to all those other things and talking with friends of course just keep showing up for yourself um it's really important so that's what I do thanks that's up hmm it's long answers too short questions that's okay it's a great time and I actually don't have a question about met barbra everybody Barbara is an amazing yoga teacher Barbara is my yoga teacher when we used to meet in person it was at the shala in New York City which is a brilliant yoga place and Barbara isn't her stanga yoga teacher which means like it's the hardcore but it's the best thing I think she also teaches online I'm plugging you sister I don't know if that's nice but she's really really really really good okay I am good I miss you I miss you I love you totally inspired by you and everyone everyone's questions and your answers um I wanted to ask about the outlined mm-hmm that you mentioned earlier I forget who is speaking not Lou but another woman Mary maybe yes mm-hmm and so when that comes in so and it also relates to something you were saying like just white and then rewrite right like there's separate things so I'm imagining that outline is maybe another thing mm-hmm and when when does that come in because I I find that I write a lot a lot and it's just like messy to the point where I don't even want to go back to it okay and so I think I need some huh okay are you are you enjoying when you write and write and write and write and write are you is it enjoyable do you having fun sometimes yes okay okay so I would say I would say that is in the right direction okay so that's that's good so you get but when you get and when you get to the point where you go okay I kind of want to give this a little shape right then that's the the moment when you start outlining it's an organic moment for you right different people start outlining in different places okay a lot of people might instead of doing a lot of writing on the page or on the screen a lot of people might just noodle it around in their heads for a month or a year or so you know what I mean I've just been thinking about this idea for a lot and then they okay which is similar to what you're saying so you're writing you got a lot of writing now you want to shape and you say sometimes you don't even want to go back and look at what you've written did you say that okay and you know what that's okay that's okay for those of us who for those who do want to go back and see what they've written and pull the outlines for that that's cool but if you don't want to go back and see what you've written just see if you can tell your stuff the story without looking at your pages okay just tell yourself the story well you know I really or the the you know I really want to write about this and the first thing that happens is write it out on an index card I love index cards because they're small you know you can carry them around with you when you go to the park for your socially distanced walk you know but you know I mean so that's it so it's time to outline don't look at the pages cuz it doesn't feel right you know it might put you off sit down pick some time write 20 minutes see if you can tell yourself the story card by card almost like Polaroid photographs photographed by photograph what are you seeing what's the story you know I mean and that could be a way to introduce outline in an organic way also with the writing and rewriting that you want to talk about that it's like you know fabulous yoga teacher sister inhaling and exhaling you know writing rewriting you know saying so the reading the writing is a long and then you're rewriting you know like that okay so they for me it's helpful that there are two distinct processes like the paddling out to see the writing the way back in there do distinct processes and they I can be personally I can be more effective if I keep them separate other writers write differently so and I owe you thank you thanks Brad all right we've got about five minutes left and we don't have a question at the moment um but let me check one thing Larry that binary go for it Larry I'm gonna jump in if no one's going I just I would be curious to know how you to what extent you consider actors and directors while you're writing and like how are you I don't know anticipating the way actors and directors will read your work you talk about you know I love the comment you made early about like surrendering the control you don't really have and what what I guess how much is the fact that you're writing essentially an unfinished work that is going to get finished by others just how does that play into your process do you do anything about it to release it to the universe how then are you about the fact that your work gets interpreted mm-hmm it's a really good question um for plays and most movies and teleplays are right i do not write with an performer or a director in mind right now I'm working on a genius Aretha and I'm very much writing for performers in mind because we've already cast them and we're about to go back and shoot episode 7 so I'm thinking very much about the actors but ordinarily I don't think about them at all I think about actors and I think about a director but I do not think about anybody specifically that is kind of what I mean I wasn't really thinking about specific people but like do you try to sort of director proof actor proof I've heard I've heard those phrases used by a writer that I really really love and I I do not I I really work on writing she-she Larry this is a thing I mean don't get the wrong idea it's not like I don't like control I just like to exercise the control I have right so I let go of the control that I don't have so I can maximize the control that I do have don't get me wrong you know I'm basically you know like we all are if we write plays or TV shows or movies we're putting words into people's mouths okay and they love us for it oh my gosh we so love those words that you put into our mouths yes yes thank you very much you know right but I'm not I can't control like every aspect of an actor's performance right I have to let that go we I have faith in my community which most of the time has turned out well and I write the best as best I can and you know I take input from my collaborators once we're in the rehearsal room or whatever and rewrite as much as it takes to get it to where I feel good about it and they feel you know we're working together but yeah then I let it go I mean and I feel okay about it because you know Shakespeare did it I mean and August Wilson did it and in tazaki Shonda she did it all right you know what I'm saying and there's a long line of people who have practiced this kind of artistic bravery you know Sam right and so we're like one of that you have to be very brave and it's okay I mean when I did 365 days for 65 plays I just I would go hop around the world and visit theaters that were performing them I had the only input I had was giving them pages and it's a my freaky out there man there's some freaky people like wow you know and it's very all very beautiful it was all very beautiful and not what I expected Christina thank you thank you great question man great question it's six o'clock on a Wednesday here we are well thanks everybody it's right as always we as a reminder please sign up by 3:00 p.m. Eastern Monday through Thursday you can sign up on the Public Theater's website or how around and I will send you a link between 3:00 and 4:30 p.m. Eastern good luck finding your phone oh god if I call you you know I found it love you guys love you thank you as well | HowlRound Theatre Commons | UC-8ID1fxMapLBg5hpfnOs8Q | 2020-07-23 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 6,064 | 30,146 |
3PrGhZKm_oc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PrGhZKm_oc | Ending spiritual bankruptcy | dear heavenly father we begin this day in thanksgiving to you for the love that you have shown us through your resurrection we are here because your faith in your love we are here because you have faith in your goodness and as you contemplate the word all the word of the lord today we pray that you inspire us and where we start may you all lord finish because it's your holy spirit that works in each one of us may everyone experience your love that is going to listen to his word that everything we do and say may glorify you and glorify your name in the mighty name of jesus you're with me this morning for that you somehow is praying and and and and then reflecting on the word of god with you this morning in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit amen this morning i'm taking a reading that is coming from the acts of the apostles chapter 3 verse 1 to 10 once when peter and john were going up to the temple for the prayers at the 9th hour it happened that there was a man being carried past he was a creeper from beth and they used to put him down every single day near the temple entrance called the beautiful gate so that he could beg from the people going in when this man saw peter and john and they were into the temple he begged from them both peter and john looked straight at him and said look at us he turned to them expectantly hoping to get something from them but peter said i have neither silver nor gold but i'll give you what i have in the name of jesus christ the nazarene walk peter then took him by the hand and helped him to stand up instantly his feet and ankles became firm he jumped up stood and began to walk and he went with them into the temple walking and jumping and praising god everyone could see him walking and praising god and they recognized him as the man who used to sit begging at the beautiful gate of the temple they were astonished and unable to explain what had happened this is the word of the lord [Music] it's yet another beautiful day a day when you have to listen to god's word uh today we are reflecting on a very beautiful theme that's coming uh from acts chapter one chapter three verse one to ten basically the theme is how to spiritually deliver christ to those that are needing him to those that are hungry for him not getting excess uh from from the encounter from the sin of peter john and the person who's actually a sick person a that was begging at the beautiful gate of the temple in jerusalem now today when we look at when you look at the scripture of today the bible says this man peter and john were going up to the temple for the prayers at the ninth hour basically around the hour three o'clock that's the reason every single day we post the divine message mrs damaris has been very good in that and i think it's good that we appreciate those efforts by really taking time at three to just pray the divine mercy it's a beautiful prayer can take you more than 10 minutes unless if you're very slow it's okay but i think 15 minutes to the lord in every single day apart from the other prayers you do is a grace and no one ever will force you to do it just make it a point to pray the development so anything at three o'clock now when they were going to the temple a creeper who from beth it means this was a a situation that was almost impossible to think of the only solution was me to stay at the temple gate to be begging this was a moment of desperation it was a moment of desperation and then he looks at peter and john you see and he he he he says please help me you know please he begs them and peter and john they look straight at him they tell him we are going to give you what we have it's the name of jesus that's what the world is hungry for i have so much respect for you no matter how much degrees you have as a priest as a sister as a parishioner as a church counselor as a youth i have so much respect for whatever qualifications you have if we have or is speaking if we have no tenacity or the strength to deliver jesus to the people we are losing it you know many of us are broken spiritually in other words we are broke we are bankrupt our spiritual accounts have nothing we can hardly buy a soul that's why we deliver drinks and alcohol only birthdays when we have to give these people a bible or something that will inspire them there are more and more people who do who deliver cocaine on special days and and easter and all that when actually we can deliver something that can inspire someone you know we are spiritually jobless and i've simply become consumers so i wait for that to someone to preach to me i consume my spiritual life is okay there is nothing okay with that until you share and deliver jesus that you receive you know peter today delivers a soul a sinking soul that was thinking physically we took him we took and do that observe your surrounding and all yourself to be and allow yourself to be distracted and and and do something about it that's what peter did they were going into the temple they had no plans to hero doing anything but they used the opportunity they have to deliver jesus being distracted in your way to something is the way is the path to redeeming others don't pass by a problem let's look at first john chapter 3 verse 17 the bible says but if anyone has the world's goods and sees his brother in need yet closes his heart against him how does god's love abide in him if anyone has the spiritual goods and sees a brother or sister spiritually sinking and closes his heart to helping him how can you say god's love abiding you it's all empty christianity i want to share with you three ways there will always be three ways for the rest of my life how you can spiritually deliver christ to those that i need the first thing have a solution or at least in a certain solution when you see a problem we are surrounded by problems everywhere look at around you who is suffering in my locality spiritually physically who is sick you know who is wrongly who is lonely who who is bitter around me in the family and whatever what have you done about it beginning to cultivate compassion peter never looked at the other sick man and passed by no he didn't do that he always has something to say to her oh so we have something to say to him and this is actually what we see in the life of jesus jesus never looked at the problem and passed by he always had something to say for example to the widow who lost his son by his election i'm not saying you're going to resurrect the dead but what message do you have to those who have lost their loved one to the beggar born blind jesus has something to say give them the light of christ that in your situation in your storm jesus is walking with you that's what we'll be reflecting on tomorrow you know so this is the first thing have a solution at least initiate one the good samaritan on the way do not just approach you don't just pass by the problem he was affected by the problem he allowed to be distracted he acted on it and helped the person that was what that's exactly what peter and john does they knew we have the power to heal they knew we have christ and they said we cannot waste this power to go into the temple to preach when this our brother is in pain you know you have many gifts in your life i know you have so many gifts deliver jesus in your brokenness this is my second point peter did not say to the man please see me at my parish or see me when we meet in the upper room to pray with the rest of the disciples he didn't ask the man if he was hungry or broke he knew first the man needed jesus and that jesus that is accompanied by healing you know more than food people need jesus i have seen it here in south sudan you know i've worked with the lepers and then and when you work with the lepers the first thing that comes to us like i have to give them clothing you have to give them whatever the first thing when i i visited the left i said father we appreciate you give us food we appreciate you give us but we want to also if you have time can you come and preach to us the word of god that changed my life i remember i used to go to that place every single week just to have merch with them they could not ask for anything they knew today they have brought us jesus what can you deliver you what can you deliver to people what do you deliver to people you know it's not your job to be forwarding to defaulting to before the memes to be folding jokes you can do that it's fine but can you be can you go on the internet search for something that advice to say in my brokenness despite my weakness i deliver the fourth fruits to the people what are these four truths the truth about god and is everlasting love the truth about sin that romans chapter 3 verse 23 says all have sinned and fall short of the glory of god why can't you tell people the truth about christ god seeing christ and also a sharing of your faith that's how people get changed peter this is my now final point peter was not stopped by his past instead he focused on the resurrected jesus i don't know whatever drove peter to stop focusing on his mistakes is what i want you my brother and sister to inspire you to inspire all of us the world judges us judges us by our mistakes not what we are becoming and this is true for everyone this is how we look at people if today you heard father someone has has raped someone i doubt if many of you could stay in these groups peter knew i denied jesus the worst kind of sin for a slave to die a master who had stayed with him for almost almost three good years you know but but but but peter was not stopped by his mistakes the entire crew of apostles were a bunch of messed up people they ran away from jesus only john stayed by they had two options to focus on the mistakes or focus on the redemption that was brought by the resurrection this is the same thing i would like to ask you where what are you focusing on what is really what is what is driving you to feel the way you feel now because many of us are driven by our past sins and mistakes i was chatting with my friend over the weekend you know just just listening to certain friends who tell you know what my marriage at one point was on rocks we resolved our things and we came back because they focused on rebuilding than on what was destroying us if i counted my mistakes i can tell you for sure i wouldn't be preaching to you every single morning but my mistakes are they are the impetus you know are the catalysts that actually move me to talk about the love of christ because i've experienced it life is more beautiful with mistakes and and actually more beautiful when there is a recovery i fear perfect people i fear perfect people anyway they are not they are no perfect people anyway romans 3 verse 23 all have sinned and are short of god's glory let us think of this every sinner that you meet has a future stop judging people and every perfect person you think is perfect had a past we are the past we are sinners we have a future next time subtle reminds you of your past i want you without due respect remind satan of his future he comes into your thoughts he tells you you know what you can't be like this because you are that way you can do this because you are that way just remind certain as you remind me of my past i remind you of the future that's to come us is destruction never live in shame never let shame guilt condemnation destroyed because the bible tells us in romans chapter 8 verse 1 there is no condemnation for those who are in jesus christ listening to his one every day you're in christ jesus you're not leaving the groups because you're in christ jesus you believe it is here that i experienced my love it is in the catholic church this is the faith we profess and we profess jesus in the name of jesus who died and another and then rose from the dead to see you through i repeat like jesus i for that like like peter i forgot that you somehow have no money or anything to encourage you but i'm giving you what what i have is actually in the name of jesus i tell you to start walking start walking in your brokenness start walking in your break in your fall in marriage start working in your in in your in in your financial burdens start walking in the name of jesus because jesus has got your back i pray for you and i know you're praying for me let let god's will be done in your life and also in the lives of all those people that i crossed you in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit amen | Father Chisomo Inspiration | UCMU0v28RCwe4fShQK6bi-wQ | 2022-04-20 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,475 | 12,544 |
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8gzWZAsDiTc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gzWZAsDiTc | Turning Points in a Season of Transition - and Psalm 91 | that awkward stage between Jesus is dead and Jesus is risen and we get to see that he exists but the Holy Spirit hasn't come yet so we don't really kind of know how - what does this all mean you know okay so he's alive now what you know and there is the really awkward stage and I believe that prophetically that's exactly where many of us are we haven't experienced the empowering baptism the Holy Spirit yet maybe and there's something that God's going to do and we can kind of feel it and we can kind of know that it's coming but we haven't necessarily experienced it yet so today as we are in our confinement as we are locked up in quarantine and doing all the social distancing why don't want you to do is just take a minute take a time to just breathe and go for that Psalm 91 and read their baby aloud read it so that your spirit can soak it in read it so that your environment can hear your voice saying those words read it because Father Son and Holy Spirit love hearing these words in your voice so let's read it together and let's read it as a prayer you who sit down in the high God's presence spend the night and shed eyes shadow say this God you're my refuge I trust in you and I'm safe that's right he rescues you from hidden traps shields you from deadly hazards his huge outstretched arms protect you and under them you're perfectly safe his arms fend off all harm fear nothing not wild wolves in the night not flying arrows in the day not disease that Prowse through the darkness not disaster that erupts at high noon even though others succumb all around dropped like flies left and right no harm or even graze you you'll stand untouched watch it all from a distance and watch the wicked turn into core yes because God's your refuge the high God your very own home evil can't get close to you harm can't get through the door he orders his angels to guard you wherever you go and if you stumble they'll catch you their job is to keep you from falling you'll walk unharmed through lions and snakes and kick young lions and serpents from the path if you hold on to me for dear life says God I'll get you out of any trouble I'll give you the best of care if you only get to know and trust me call me and I'll answer be at your side and bad times I'll rescue you then throw a party I'll give you a long life and give you a long drink of salvation how cool was that let's remember today that we are not who we used to be and we're not yet something remarkable and astonishing right here exactly what we need to be so let's wait together for the Holy Spirit's infilling and we will be empowered and it's going to make all the difference thanks for listening I really appreciate [Music] | Carmen Shenk | UCMUpyM_x-WXF9dwxZSGyblg | 2020-05-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 525 | 2,697 |
p-aEo-5E6kc | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-aEo-5E6kc | Constitutional Principles and Safeguards for Public Servants in Malaysia | hi everyone I'm nitesh navarino from the group Chao Auto my group members are me myself now we come to our group's question the question that has been given to my group is numerous cases have been decided by the courts in donating to safeguards for public servants in Malaysia examine the principles as established by the Constitution and applied and expanded by the courts on the safeguards so now we move on to the first part which is the introduction so before we move on to the crucial parts of the question we need to first know the definition of the Public Services what are public services as defined In Articles 132 until article 148 in part 10 of the Federal Constitution public services are the armed forces the judicial and legal services the General Public Service of the Federation the police force The Joint Public Services mentioned in World article 133 the Public Service of each state and lastly the Education Service so now we move on to what is the definition of a public servant so a public servant is any member of the Public Services of mentioned above the commission that governs public services in Malaysia is the Public Services Commission Commission it is done so by virtue of article 144 clocks one of the Federal Constitution it stipulates that subject to the provisions of any existing law and to the provisions of this constitution it shall be the duty of a commission to which this part applies to a point confirm and place on the permanent or pensionable establishment promote transfer and exercise disciplinary control over members of the service to which its jurisdiction as stands this Public Services Commission was found on 31st of August 1977 which is also our independence day so the six Mains functioned as extracted from uh the article is appointment confirmation of service confirm and interpension Status promotion transfer and lastly exercising disciplinary control you know we move on to the principles that govern Public Services which is the principles of doctrine of pleasure so the doctrine of pressure is to doctrine that originates under English law it is mostly a moral and Unwritten rule that states that a public servant of the crowd holds office only under the pleasure of the crowd so the Latin Maxim that Jewels this Doctrine is turante Bene place or the during good pleasure of the king in Malaysia a public servant is directly responsible to the king who is holds his office only under the pleasure of the king so uh as we as we saw before in article 100 to 223 class to aim uh remember every person who is a member of the Public Service of a state holds office during the pleasure of the ruler or the young people turn the grid uh we can see uh we can refer to deduction of pleasure by using the case of government of laser versus Mahan Singh 1975 in which the respondent who is an officer in the special commissioners of income tax office was suddenly terminated by the direction of operations until regulation 44 of the general orders cap d so the respondent was officer brought an action against the government to declare that the termination of his service by the by the director has been white so in the court of appeal it was held that number one the a pensionable officer has no right lane or title to his post and all federal public offices hold office and the pleasure of the young reperto Rico second regulation 44 of General orderscapity is not inconsistent with the Federal Constitution and is therefore valid and the third one the government had the power to terminate the respondent service in the public interest under the regulation and as Commons decision to do so did not involve punishing or penalizing the respondent he had not been dismissed and therefore was not entitled to a reasonable opportunity of being hurt under article 135 plus 2 of Federal Constitution Now we move on to this certain certain service conditions for a public servant there are three main service conditions the first first one is no security of tenure all public servants hold office during the pleasure of the ydpa or ruler or Governor as mentioned in article 132 plus 2A so the crown strike to terminate of the services of its employ employees is implied in any contract of employment implied okay so in the case of Mahan Singh the church shows that in Malaysia there is no such right against the common to continuity of employment promotion or pension the second one is the terms of Services of apartment 7 is alterable the terms of Services of public server may be altered without its consent so the rules prevailing at the time of appointment May be changed as decided in the case of a John Suleiman versus common of London the Court held that the government can Unida naturally impose post entry requirements on its employees the third one is there is no absolute right of pension for Republic 7 there is no absolute right to pension gratuity or other allowances the ydpa May reduce or withhold edges but only if he's satisfied that the public servant is guilty of negligence irregularity or misconduct priority of the pensions Act 1980. my name is 2114637 and I will be explaining on substantive safeguards for public servants as well as procedural safeguards under article 135 plus one public servants enjoy many rights and privileges under various acts of Parliament and Cosi legislative service regulations and circulars in addition the Constitution confers some substantive safeguards on them the substantive safeguards include impartial treatment pensions recovery of areas purchase claims and proportionality in punishment obviously impartial treatment according to article 136 everyone working for the Federation in the same green and regardless of race must be fairly treated article 136 must be interpreted in conjunction with article 153 which allows on reservations and quotas in favor of malays and residents of Sabah and Sarawak which raises complex concerns however the late tun sofian believed that when article 136 and 153 are combined the impact is that ethnicity may be taken into account at the moment of Entry nevertheless while in service promotions Awards Etc must be based on married secondly pensions pensions gratuities and other similar benefits are protected under article 147 for public servants the widows children dependence or personal Representatives server legislation including the pensions act 1980 includes the specific pension regulations thirdly recovery of Aries the despite his vulnerable position a civil servant has the right to bring a lawsuit against the crown to recover unpaid wages or for any other breach of contract law for purchase claims if the crown or a Public Authority caused a civil servant to suffer a loss he or she may file a taught claim against the government for damages a Public Employee May file a civil lawsuit for intentional lying against officer not the government if he has evidence of malice or ill faith on the part of his Superior thusly proportionately in punishment in all legitimate expectation situations the decision May must observe a duty to act value this obligation has evolved through time to include both a substantive and a procedural component Fair processes must produce Fair outcomes going through the motions of fair procedures is insufficient Fair responsible and proportion outcomes are required when determining what punishment impose on a specific employee a disciplinary Authority must act rationally and failing its decision could be overturned or set aside if it is made arbitrarily or unfairly and imposes a penalty that is excessive in comparison to the offense a case that shows public servants being safeguarded substantively is the case of Chang and Panara Ayan panjara the federal court a case that shows public servants being safeguarded substantively is the case of Chang and Panara Ayan panjar the federal court reversed at the court of appeals decision in duntech sang and upheld the proportionated principle in Earnhardt Chang and Panara on panjaro typing and others due to significant deaths the disciplinary authorities dismissed the apparently he contended that the initial sentence was overly harsh before the high court court of appeal and final Court the Disneyland tribunal is at the best judge of an employee's wrongdoing according to all three cops but public servants have no substantive right to their post they do have some procedural protections under article 135 causes one to entry and under common law natural Justice principles no member of the Public Services with the exception of a member of the Armed Forces may be discharged or demoted by a body below the one that had the appointment Authority according to article 135 clause 1. a case that I would like to highlight briefly showing the applicability of article 135 plus 1 is the case of surrender Singh Kanda and government of Malaya the plaintiff an inspector in the Royal Federation of malaria police force was first given a professional appointment in 1951 and was then given a permanent appointment to the rank of Inspector on 1st June 1953. he wasn't fired by the police commissioner on July 7 1958. it was decided that article 144 plus one of the Constitution should be read in conjunction with article 135 plus one of the Constitution at the relevant time it was also decided that the police Service Commission had the authority to appoint and consequently dismissed officers of his Rank and that the commission of police did not since he was a body subordinate to the Police Service Commission however there are many exceptions to the article 135 class 1 safeguard firstly article 135 class 1 is not applicable to situations where the dismissing Authority those supporting and rank to the appointing authority was acting in pursuance of a power delegated to it by the commissioner in States other than Penang and Malacca members of the Public Service of each state may be removed by a board appointed by the ruler if state law has delegated the power of the state Public Service Commission to the board sir the Safeguard of article 135 plus 1 does not apply to members of the Armed Forces lastly the Safeguard of article 135 plus 1 does not apply if the removal from Office does not amount to dismissal or reduction in rank but Falls within the concept of termination and I will talk about President Safeguard under article 135 Clause 2. first and foremost article 135 Class 2 constitutionalized the natural Justice rule of Prior hearing no publisher win may be dismissed already in rank without being given a reasonable opportunity of being hurt in regards to the meaning of This Means firstly removal from office is not necessarily A dismissal as according to the case of government and mahansi on appeal to the privy Council the official court was reversed and not the block laid down that any removal by whatever name called will amount to dismissal if it is connected with the conduct of the talent in relation to his office which was regarded by the government as unsatisfactory or blame multi and if the consequences of determination involve an element of punishment the privy Council found that both prequisites were met Mayans Singh was dismissed not merely intimidated as no privately day when there was a bridge of article 135 plus 2 and his dismissal was declared null and white that's to the meaning of the reduction in rank a refreshing to the foreign post does not amount to reduction in rank provided the public sermon was not already confirmed in his new post as the case in monosami and Public Service Commission now it was held in this case that there has been no reduction of rank enabling their talent to reply on the provision of article 135 Clause 2 and obtain a hearing for the reason that the action of the respondent could not be characterized as being by way of punishment right it is not a reduction in rank to transfer a school master from school to another if he continues to be employed in the same category as previously and his remodelation Remains the Same and even though he loses his supervisory duties as in the case of punara President and Luke it was said that no officer can claim to have a legal right of non-transferable transferability Because by joining the government service he has become liable to transfer there was nothing to show that the respondent had been reduced in Rank by the transfer taking me away from a supervisory capacity is not a reduction in rank within the meaning of the article 135 of the Federal Constitution and in regards to the meaning of reasonable opportunity of being hurt a wide variety of case law on the subject has clarified the component of this constitutionalized natural Justice rule firstly the official concern should have a full opportunity of stating his case before his dismissed and the right to be heard does not imply the right to be held orally hearing can be ordered or by way of written representation as in the case of majestic and government they could say that the words heard does not invariably condos and oral Harry it can be used and is not infrequently used in relation to something written its meaning must depend on the context in which it is used and in the context in which uh used in this case cannot have been intended only to Men on oral hearing thirdly there is should be supplied with all information and documents made known to the educator the deciding Authority must not receive evidence behind the back of the accused without giving him an opportunity to report such evidence that in the case of surrender seeing Kanda and government that have been explained by exactly before this fourthly the appeal Authority should not enhance the punishment without providing a hearing as in the case of Attorney General Singapore and Ling ho dung the employee appealed against a fine and repriminant by their appellate Authority dismiss the employee the Court held that the employee had a right to know his dismissal was under consideration and therefore a right to be heard on the question office dismissal but it must be noted that though a hearing need not be oral the courts have in some cases sounded a question that the measure of fairness given to the plaintiff is a question of fact and degree in some circumstances a fair hearing must permit oral representation as in the case of righteous Abdul Malik police as in this case the plaintiffs submit that Defenders were under duty to act fairly which include their obligation to give him an oratory the failure to do this had deprived the plaintiff of his right to be heard which is enshrined energy for Clause 2 of the Federal Constitution and it was half that the court allowed the plaintiff's appealed and ordered his Reign statement but not least unlike criminal cases where there is always a plea in mitigation before sentencing in disciplinary cases there is no need to give a separate hearing on what punishment to be imposed provided that and the launching of the questioning the accused was elected that dismissal or reduction in rank was categorized as in the case of lombarded hospitals in this case the court said that there is no requirement of a separate hearing on the question of punishment my name is number 2118163 I will be presenting under exceptions to article 135 cross 2. there are many exceptions to the right to be heard firstly the armed forces and in the situation when there is no need to give a sharing prior to dismissal or reduction in rank in four situations the SIM card of article 135 plus 2 does not apply to members of the Armed Forces by virtue of section 9 of the armed forces act 1972 Armed Forces Court martial rules of procedure 1976 the Constitution provision highlighted in Article 1 32 plus 1135 plus one and one three five plus two all members are forces are excluded from the Safeguard and protection of all the alternative pattern there is no potential between them and head Cuts have described in methods in reviewing military proceedings it is evident in the case of Abu Salam and Hussein it was held that the court has no jurisdiction to inquire into the circumstances and which the member of armed forces to hold office but in the case of Peter Chong and on versus Colonel Adam Abu Bakr the court refers to interfere in proceedings before military courts firstly other than excluded principle of all the autism button or other constitutional and common law rights to apply and natural Justice rule against bias should apply secondly under sectional of armed forces act 1972 the ydpa May on the recommendation of armed forces council at any time without assigning any reason therefore cancel any commission grafted under the provision of this site this implies that the ultimate decision by the ydpa to displease and unforced Personnel is Exempted from the duty to give a prior hearing the duty to hear should also be imposed on the recommending Authority before it makes representations to the ydpe that leads to giving of reasons the reward pay is not required to give any reason to the dismissed officer however this does not mean the government should be exempt from supplying prisons to court lastly is a globalization of air force act 1972 is ultravius article 135 plus 2 we because it goes beyond the Assumption granted by article 155 cross 2 exclused prior hearing but does not authorize a dismissal before assigning any reasons therefore the nature of the nature and content of natural Justice is converting formerly natural Justice was viewed as a common lawsuit guide of a purely procedural nature the right to natural gas is the derived for Article 5 forms a due process and article is requiring of equal protection natural Justice is not soluble a fat percentage but also requires just result moving on to the net exception under popular access to article 135 cross 2 there's no need to give a hearing prior to the similar reduction in rank in first editions Festival a criminal charge has been improved against a member of service in time taxing was a solution it was highlighted since they were used in Article 1 trip across 2A is proof and not conflicted there must be first a plea of finding outgo does not automatically justify dismissal of the public serving secondly hearing not reasonably practicable where the authority empowered to dismiss or reduce internet is satisfied therefore some reason to be recorded in writing a sharing is not reasonably practicable it is tenable as reasons have to be reduced to writing they should be amendable to Judiciary review thirdly security conditions where ydp is still over all the young Department agree satisfied hearing will not be in the interest of the security of the Federation referring to the authority in CCSU versus minister of civil service costs can insist that the executive should offer some proof that consideration of security are indeed at risk lastly public servant under detention when order of retention supervision management deportation or excited resident has been imposed upon the public servant where in the case of Mahan Singh this exceptions the rights to be heard is a convergence point where there is some other action or other dismissal or reduction the same kind of article 155 plus one and cost to apply to situation where the public servant is dismissed or reduced in rain in reality there are 15 or so other ways in which the government can deal with around civil servants firstly under in in Tradition the execution for office of not less than half a public service announcements and the regulation 4 of the public official conduct and discipline regulations 1993 if the officer is facing criminal or disciplinary proceedings with a view to dismiss all reduction in rank introduction under Revolution 45 for a period of not exceeding one man in order to facilitate the investigation check any suspension the exclusion from office or no pay and the regulation 32 region 5361 sub-volution 1 and 46 Subaru in one of 1993 suspension is permitted where the officer is completed by any criminal court or when or order of detention or restriction is imposed on offices termination and the contract the miniature Reserve are temporary or provisionary or country officer can be done by giving contractual notice or salary in Leo notice it is held in the case of Opera of Ali versus police moving on to termination in public interest this leads to premature retirement under regulation 33c36 sub-revolution 2C and 49 sub resolution 1 of the private offices contact and discipline regulations 1993. but are a discussion whether to give by hearing or not reversion to form a post if an officer is not confirmed in a substantive divorce or is merely in 18 capacity or is a short-term appointment to a temporary post of it is discovered that he is not qualified for the Post in which he was 18 then it does not amount to rejection in rent to reinstate him back to his former post before and after the expiration of system moving on to lateral or horizontal transfer in the case of looting e the linear charge held if an officer can be dismissed AT Pleasure he can be asked to serve anywhere at pleasure anywhere in this case cannot be anywhere outside the country or anywhere outside the government service detention supervision management and regulation 36 and 37 is an officer is subject to an order of detention supervision receipt residence management or deportation he is conclusive suspended the requirement of fire hearing is excluded moving on to institutional of course criminal proceeding the government May report an officer to pay the RM or the mhcc without alerting him no disciplinary action can be taken depending of criminal proceedings on compulsory retirement an officer may be compulsory and prematurely diet on a number of crowns provide the invention act 1980 due to several reasons such as medical reason under the financial procedure act 1957 and Revolution 51 any public officer who is in child public funds and is adjustability of financial responsibility is liable to be successful view to compensating the government loss athlete rejection of celery development of salary movement and for future of advancements fine and warning they'll be upon me thank you | KHAIRIL AZMIN MOKHTAR | UCLFc_tU7jqaQ1DsKTB2bEyw | 2023-01-21 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 3,810 | 22,227 |
Q1qyu4FXv9k | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1qyu4FXv9k | Quran vs Bible Yusuf Estes debate Christianity VS Islam | REACTION | [Music] hey guys welcome back to our channels to girlfriend and google walk with another reaction video if you're new to this channel make sure to give this video a thumbs up share to the friends and of course do not forget to subscribe a big shout out to the person that suggested this some people that have subscribed to our channel i hope you guys are doing right and may stay blessed so today i'm going to be reacting to quran vs bible you so fast as this debate christian versus islam the best in the bible so will augustine time let's get into the video assalamu alaikum my question is for mr yousuf i have a christian friend and we always have discussions on islam and christianity and whenever we have a discussion on the bible she always tells me that if you say the bible has been changed by people and is not the exact true word then how come i get so much of peace when i read the bible she says that when she reads it she feels closer to god how do i counter this question i don't know if i'm in the right place to tell you this or not we got a lot of fans here that like the idea of having debates with people we've got a lot of ahmedidat fans and we love him very much and dr zechar knights fans are here i'm in the heart of that so what i say may not go over real well but i have to tell you something i'm not a big fan of debating with the people over the bible you can debate with them about a lot of things what do you believe about god that's i'm right here come on let's debate all day long but when you start to criticize the bible you got a problem you got a real big problem because the very beginning of this book right here when it tells you there's no doubt in this book it's a source of hidayah for those that have taqwa for allah and then it continues to tell you but it's only going to be for those that have the taqwa for allah then they have to believe in the unseen they have to establish regular worship they have to pay their zakat then they have to believe that this is coming down to muhammad and saw salaam and they have to believe in the book that came before then at the end of the same surah it's telling you that these people they say those that are on the right belief we believe in the law or malaya and that katuba means his books or book and you have to you have to understand that the bible really was from allah so if i criticize even but maybe one or two words are still there from allah i would be criticizing allah's word it's not a good idea i don't see that as being a good challenge to attack it because a lot of what i understand today i got from the bible and i found clarification and confirmation in the quran in fact i continued my studies of the bible in the greek and in the hebrew for two and a half more years after i was a muslim i didn't stop until i completed my degree and because i i just had something inside of me knowing that there's something here and it finally came to me and then i was able to put the bible down and relax i found out there really is no contradiction in the bible except where it contradicts itself duh and when i realized that i said then the only way i'm going to understand the bible is to go to the book without the contradiction and it says in here about the unbelievers haven't they considered if it was from other than a law they'll find within it many contradictions go ahead find one go ahead there's a clear contradiction here i want you to listen real close to this contradiction god is not a man god is not the son of man you hear that now that sounds like i'm reading out of syria class doesn't it them you did with them you're not it sounds like that doesn't it god is not a man and god is not the son of man that's in the bible that's in numbers chapter 23 verse 19. i know you want to write that down for your christian friend go and show them it's in the old testament numbers chapter 23 verse 19. then take them up to the new testament in luke chapter what 3 chapter 3 last verse 38 look at it the last verse said enos is the son of seth and seth which was a brother to cain and abel seth is the son of adam and adam is the son of god who adam is the son of god now their argument will be yeah but that has a little s and when we talk about jesus we use a big s i got news for you in the semitic languages which includes arabic aramaic hebrew there are no capital letters there's no upper lower case letters so that's a moot point it doesn't work but what i suggest you to do is don't don't try to upset her let me explain why the overall picture of this if i'm going to debate with him and i finally convince them the bible is not from god if i did which well i would give you the argument the other side but if i said okay now what do you think she said i'll never pick it up again i will never go to the bible to find any peace again i'm never going to do it i'm totally away from it do you think that makes her a muslim that's not called a shahada is it is it it sounded me like she left something but you didn't give her anything so what i do is try to encourage them to read in the quran where do you think it is that she likes to read i'll tell you what it probably is she's probably reading psalms she could be reading out of jeremiah she could be reading ecclesiastes all of these have very good parables and teachings in there some are so much like the sunnah of muhammad salla islam you'd be surprised the one in there about how do you worry about the spec in somebody else's eye when you have a log in your own eye is from the sunnah as well as from the bible the one about the camel going through the door thing again the same thing so a lot of the things if you're going to criticize the bible you're criticizing the quran and the son of both so i really encourage you to find what's good about what she says and encourage her to consider what islam says the same thing the bible says god is one it says it real clear so why do i want to argue with her about that that wouldn't make sense the example chapter 12 29 in mark they asked jesus about oh good master what is the what's the greatest commandment and he said according to what survives the bible today he tells them no o israel because remember according to him he only came to the lost sheep of the tribal israel no o israel the lord thy god is one lord and you have to worship him with all your heart and all your love and all your might so if this is a teaching that they have what do i have that's different than that do i want to attack them on exactly i convince them put all that out of your mind and then come over to me and i'm going to re-teach you the same thing again that doesn't make any sense and you're like cutting somebody off and sinking their ship and not giving them anywhere to go as sheikh jafar was telling us before when we talked about building bridges he said you don't have to build any bridges the bridges are there just have to help the people clear the way to see to get on the bridge and come on over to islam because you got to remember that the best of the christians are coming into islam because they're doing what their book told them to do which we mentioned earlier and that is to submit to god on his terms and ask oh god your will be done on earth as it is in heaven if they're sincere about that what's the logical conclusion the bible tells them i didn't mean to turn this into a speech you want me to stop here yeah i'll wrap that up there then another time we'll go and i'll tell you the rest of that one the idea is though don't don't make a big deal out of it don't attack their book and attack them they're the closest to us really and i'd like to see them know more about us take it easy might take them a long time my dad was a hard sell it was not easy it was a hard sell case but he made a shahada so just be patient with her pray for her and it's allah that's going to guide her not you anyway okay i would just add one point just a point of reason that she is judging the bible as being guidance or source of guidance or true based on the fact that she gets peace from it you see so we just i would only try to explain to her that uh when we're going to try to determine the rightness or wrongness of a thing we don't do it according to how we feel about it emotionally because if a hindu reads the bhagavad-gita and he gets peace and serenity from it or somebody else reads mind camps and gets peace and serenity out of it you know we don't equate these you know we have to look objectively is this the truth or is it not the truth so we need to look at things not from an emotional perspective and how i feel but what is the objective reality here what is the book which really hasn't been changed it claims it's not been changed and we have proof for that whereas the other book it is not muslims who are saying the book has been changed it is christian scholars who have said the book has been changed you know so we use some practical criterion for determining as opposed to getting caught up in the emotions we try to get them to a logical perspective then we can also help them along and as a brother pointed out that the fact that we don't or we believe that the quran the the bible has been changed because the quran tells us that changes have taken place but it doesn't mean that everything in it is not correct that's the point we respect it uh respect what is in it of the truth that has come and that's why allah declared them to be closest to us while we're able to marry their women or are we able to eat their slaughter etc etc because of what they still carry in their scriptures of truth i love this love the message love everything i mean it's not always about trying to correct someone telling them that they believe something that's wrong always take apart from what you know and you know i told them you know what read this verse in the quran let me know what you think about it read this passage let me know what you think about it you'll find with time they'll be more interested they'll even read verses that will bring them back to you to seek advice of some sort and i think that would be very very amazing even if the bible has been checked has been changed like the last guy said there's two parts of it that muslims appreciate which is very very interesting and ask yourself ask your christian friend why do you think we're so interested in your bible and get the conversation going and enjoy let me know what you guys actually think make sure to give this video a thumbs up share to the friends and of course do not forget to subscribe and i'll see you in the next reaction video [Music] when i think about you | Fanny&Jessy Reacts | UCMGza8_xhIMz30AQqwX4sdQ | 2021-04-07 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 2,147 | 10,677 |
cPFXLbHj_40 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPFXLbHj_40 | Using Reach Weapons in Pathfinder 1E | There's Rules For That | do any of the following sound like you you believe that the best defense is a good defense you suffer from debilitating lis intense claustrophobia you live in a world that has suddenly been overcome by an inescapably encroaching and prolifically contagious plague that requires you to maintain a distance of greater than five feet from any and all living beings to ensure the safety of yourself and others you have arms that are a few inches longer than average if any of those remind you of yourself you're in luck because in Pathfinder there's rules for that today on a very special episode of terrific we'll explore how to be a responsible member of society without totally screwing over your party's action economy that's right it's time for social distancing through reach weapons to kick things off let's just figure out what we're talking about when we say the word reach because there are two kinds that we'll need to work with the first refers to a creatures natural reach in combat which is simply all the different spaces on the combat grid that that creature can make melee attacks into for example since your typical small or medium creature has a natural reach of 5 feet they can make melee attacks up to 5 feet away that is into the squares immediately adjacent to them but now you say that's not social distancing the area within 5 feet of me is very exactly the place that I do not want to have anybody being in is there no way for me to be an effective tool of violence for my teammates without breaking local city ordinances and there is it is our second kind of reach some weapons have a special quality called reach that doubles the range of a creatures natural reach so our same creature that used to attack 5 feet out into adjacent squares can now attack enemies that are 10 feet 2 squares away this does however come at a cost because these are usually long unwieldy things like Spears or glaives reach weapons cannot be used to attack enemies closer than their new extended range this results in an oasis of safety for attackers if they can get into the spaces directly adjacent to you the kind of donut of death so let's see what we can do to make that a really really big if tactic a we try and buff our natural reach even higher so we have as much space as possible to take out on comers before they can get inside this proverbial bagel of beatings as some of you might recall from my very first rules video one way we can get a bigger natural reach is just by becoming a bigger creature large characters threaten enemies both one and two squares way to start with and reach weapons effect that range proportionally for better and for worse with something like a glaive a large character threatens enemies 15 and 20 feet away in exchange for turning their original range of 1 into surrounding squares into a vulnerable fruit loop of free still that's normally a chance to strike down foes while they're twice as far away it's twice as wide of a space to do it in we also have options that will at least temporarily expand our natural reach without increasing the size of the not-so cheerio the most straightforward way is with the spell a long arm which you guessed it gives your character a chance to reflect thoughtfully on Thomas Hobbes philosophical treatise Leviathan and the role of the individual in promoting societal safety through compliance with that no it makes your dumb arms long specifically you add another 5 feet to your natural reach for a minute per level the combat feet lunge does the same thing if only for your attacks on your turn on the equipment side of things we have the long arm bracers and pliant gloves both of which once again add 5 feet of range for a certain number of rounds per day this time with the trade-off penalty tier attacks a quick note on how all of this math works it may seem daunting to try and keep track of so many different kinds of increases and how they multiply or add and in which order but luckily Paizo put out a clarification that gives us a very clear sequence first take note of your natural reach as determined by your size enlarged or not second factor in your reach weapon to double that and set up your lifesaver of life in thickness and then last and whichever and however many of the static +5 increases to the outside of your ranges you like alright so now that we've got a huge and well defined personal bubble what do we do with it obviously of course we can just enjoy the honest work of picking creatures in that range and hitting them with pointy things for damage but let's dream bigger for one thing we are in prime position to make use of some interesting area denial feats combat patrol is a feat that lets us trade attacking or moving on our turn for establishing an even more massive attack range during everyone else's turn the idea here is to set up a tax of opportunity against enemies who otherwise thought they were safe you can enter up the caster's skulking out to the side by forcing a spell check or since you can always choose to attempt a trip disarm or sunder in place of a melee attack we can keep incoming melee fighters defenseless and at a distance we can even move as part of the action setting us up for next rounds traps a good late addition to this strategy is the feet pinned down which gives us a chance to halt the movement of enemies trying to use withdraw or a 5 foot step to avoid provoking attacks opportunity we can even make use of our vulnerable adjacent squares by stacking them with friends instead bodyguard lets you an expend an attack of opportunity to aid an adjacent allies AC when they're being hit and if you're going all-in on attack range why not live the dream and shoot for capping out with whirlwind attack someday imagine standing surrounded in the middle of a kobold encampment and in 6 seconds of legendary violence cauterizing an entire grove of family trees your new good alignment may take a hit but I need to come on right live a little cheese tying all this together as a single package doesn't take much more work from there this is obviously a very feet intensive build along with all the stuff we've already gone over there's a number of notable utility and prereq feats to consider combat reflexes is a must since we need every attack of opportunity we can get our hands on mobility is needed for combat patrol plus all kinds of things really and the recipe for Overland attack is notoriously long on its own we also almost certainly want to pick up phalanx formation to help our buddies from becoming burdens anyway all that is to say we are 100% thinking fighter is our class plus that lets us take the pull our master archetype which is chock full of little quality of life improvements for using pull arms and spears being human gives us flexibility not only with our feats but also with our stats we'll want to be pretty heavy on both its strengths and decks with the goal of getting to the annoying 13-inch we need your combat expertise by level 6 either with a headband or our single snap pump Mustela before and there you have it folks the perfect way to let everyone within 35 to 40 feet know that social distancing is not just a helpful suggestion it is a promise until next time keep your friends far and your enemies even farther hi I'm interrupting and door Monster has a new public discord channel that means you can get into it right now all you have to do is follow the link in the description below and you can go talk to other door monster fans about other door monster things we still have the patron only part of the server if you go to door masher calm no wait patreon.com slash door monster or door monster TV and go to the donate section and you donate to help support the channel any amount at all starting from dollar then you get access to the special patron only parts of the discord server but you can now enter the basic rooms without doing that and you can still talk to everybody so check out the server talk to the fans go to patreon to us do whatever here's the end again and this is the part of the episode where I'm talking about the last episode which was our Zion and recon rules show y'all had a bunch of great comments on that a lot of them were asking for other League of Legends characters and I'm sure we'll get around to that a few things that yellow had suggestions for everybody had good ideas on what race they should be I needed up picking variant human because feats are good but it kind of worked I kind of made the lore fit and then the same thing rekon was an elf because it just happened to fit that that rule real fast but consistent seem to be that they should be Emma Eric okra because they are bird people and I think that checks out their bird people other things people said some recent mentioned switcher I don't know anything about switchers shifters shifters my line producer is telling you that shifters so that's why I don't know anything on switchers it's because they don't exist other things people said I saw a lot of you talking about how you didn't even necessarily like D&D but you're here and you like the content because it related to what you did no that's awesome I bet you there's a bunch of people out there they didn't know anything about League of Legends who watched it and maybe enjoyed it I was one of them because I knew nothing about League of Legends so this helped me learn some of that and then Ricky made me play it I'm terrible I'm really bad last thing somebody mentioned they would really like to see more graphs and bars and like informational content in the graphics I will be doing more of that because I think it's very helpful anything fun you see in the editing that's all Matlock he does the cool stuff I do the charts anyway if you're just looking to actually watch some TV you can watch alter-egos right here on door monster we have two episodes up we have a third one filmed well beginning that up when we can and you can check out Ricky's fifth edition podcast kiln spark over on our podcast channel we have a bunch of those episodes up they're all great there's a super blast of film and playing and you'll like listen to him so go check them out go go on shoot | Door Monster | UC-to_wlckb-bFDtQfUZL3Kw | 2020-05-19 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 1,906 | 10,229 |
iptO96vsJig | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iptO96vsJig | WOKE AND F.L.Y DAY BAZAAR | [Music] love and light everyone woke and fly clothing presents our first annual fly bazaar at coexist gaming that's right pull up august 15th from 10 p.m to 3 a.m join us as we celebrate our three-year anniversary with live music prizes performances and great giveaways see you there and please don't forget to fly first love yourself ain't nobody nobody nobody like me ain't nobody nobody nobody like me i got my own drip got [Music] hustler for a living all i see is chicken i haven't seen a vision i don't reign the distance i don't stay persistent money's my religion crush me like a christian if i'm living stiff and missing i am something different i'm young and risen could have been in prison that i chose the rhythm now i'm busting back so you won't forget it still label why ain't dancing on no tables how you pushing propaganda in that slay you serious how they actually that's why i set the exit out stick to my code i could really care less about instagram b so your squad was on twitter when cops on the rampage killing my got us trapped in the cage like a rat in the maze trump made all these cracking shitty ways steady screaming freedom but you know what hey hey tell us say the worst when you know we great that's why i'm clutching this fire break us up and divide us i'm bringing the little lies i'm waking up with society so you said i switched up that was never west i do me every day boy manifest i'm breaking bans on these putting hands on these walking fly to the death [Music] ain't nobody know | BLACKSPACEFORCETV | UC7RWU-NgS9_EhnoWZ27camg | 2020-07-27 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 288 | 1,519 |
o8QeEywCapE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8QeEywCapE | The Service King-Crash Champions Merger | what does the Service King crash Champions merger mean for the Collision industry I'm Jason Stahl and we're going to find out next in the air pro Diagnostics Collision garage [Music] the recent Surface King crash Champions merger is a great indicator that financial interest in the Collision industry remains strong anytime an industry experiences a major announcement like this it brings about many questions and concerns on how it will affect the future first let's take a look at the evolution of these two companies and what led to this merger then we'll get into how they may impact the marketplace Service King was founded in 1976 grew many locations in the Texas market and expanded outside that market in 2012. they continued growing rapidly over the next several years expanding to 330 locations and becoming one of the top three msos following caliber with 1523 locations and Gerber was 700 Plus locations due to challenges with their credit rating and financial position Service King looked to get an agreement on an out-of-court resolution of its debt burden ahead of their July Bond maturity with about 375 million dollars of unsecured notes mature in October it became imperative that they find a solution warnings of a cash crunch arose in the third quarter of 2021 after the company depleted its lines of credit and needed a 15 million dollar loan from its sponsors for operating costs at that time Service King warned lenders that they might not be able to repay their debt raising the possibility of a chapter 11 bankruptcy filing Service King then secured 200 million dollars in New Capital and cut their debt by more than 500 million dollars in an agreement that made clear leg Capital the majority owner crash Champions began in 1999 and slowly grew until they entered into an agreement with private Equity Group a m capital opportunities a middle Market private Equity Fund that is part of Alvarez and Marcel capital in 2020 they began expanding outside of the Chicagoland market and really took off growing the 220 locations at the time of the Service King merger at this time there are 330 Service King locations in 24 States and the District of Columbia and once combined this will grow crash Champions to 550 locations in 35 States and Washington DC the terms of the deal have not been released with the merger Service King and crash Champions now join the big three leading a bigger gap between those operators and the middle market msos after the caliber Abra deal in 2018 caliber's rate of growth slowed dramatically for the following 12 to 18 months as they focused on integrating the large Abra business this was a huge undertaking so it was only reasonable that they put resources toward it and focus on it the questions arise will crash Champions slow down as well due to service King's large location count how deep will they delve into converting the crashes processes and branding if they focus on integrating how does that impact the marketplace does it open up opportunities for others or does it soften the market with one of the most active buyers over the past 24 months taking a seat on the bench any of these things can happen and only time will tell the fact remains that this deal will likely have very little impact on the industry unless something goes wrong the merger is a great indicator that financial interest and collision remains strong even with supply chain issues production delays margin suppression and capital shortages private Equity investors are consistent in their interest in the industry music to the ears of collision repair facility owners who are contemplating selling their businesses the new private Equity entries and the vast options of acquisition Partners has created an environment where shop owners are eager to take advantage of the seller's market for shop owners considering selling their business it's an opportune time the atmosphere of competition and available buyers has never been higher the flurry of Middle Market entries has caused a substantial uptick in the market which has created a seller's market with the vast array of new entries there are also different Dynamic business models and multiple options available to sellers they do not have to limit themselves when deciding who to do business with the industry is seeing msos adopt alternative business models from msos who are OEM Centric ones who exclusively focus on high-end repairs regionally specific First National growth strategy specific insurance DRP Centric all the way up to new Nationals this creates a more specific Marketplace for all shop owners having the ability to align with a like-minded partner and getting an equity affordable price is definitely on the horizon with more new private Equity entries coming into this space in the coming months consolidation appears to be on track to maintain high levels of activity regardless of Crash Champions taking a breather post merger with Service King I'm Jason Stahl from the air pro Diagnostics Collision garage thanks for watching [Music] | BodyShop Business | UCHJrm8nCdre732pse5zrlAQ | 2022-11-10 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 850 | 5,051 |
K1Q57uBwfbE | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1Q57uBwfbE | ROMAN NAHAL MANNY SINGH | CLIENT TESTIMONIAL #1 | AN RE CASE STUDY | THE INVESTOR CLIENT | [Music] my name is Manny vandal I manage our family-owned business vandal brothers which includes trucking and a real estate portfolio the type of properties that me and Roman have pursued have been mostly a multi-family residential as well as acreage for farming so the Central Avenue project was a very interesting project that Roman brought to my attention the property was already in the pending stage and when Roman said hey we should still go after it I was kind of hesitant I wasn't aware of the backup offer situation at that point I was only aware of regular offers I figured once a property's pending or an escrow that's it Roman brought that to my attention know you can be a backup on it I'm in case that property fell out by the original purchaser in this deal Roman was able to also negotiate a 15k credit after Roman did some research on the property he had figured that the seller was in a 1031 exchange scenario where he needed to offload the property to be able to purchase his next property this gave us the leverage in terms of closing it he was able to negotiate the 15k and put that pressure on the seller to close the deal so another interesting thing about the deal when we originally did it we just realized it being a multi-family a two unit complex however as we started doing our due diligence on the property Roman discovered that the back parcel of the property was also a developable meaning the zoning for that portion allowed us to develop two to five more units on the property which is a huge value at when it comes to multi-family residential as being a busy business owner I don't have time to really thoroughly look at properties and do my due diligence and that's why I needed somebody on my team that had the knowledge of expertise that had the that go-getter mentality and Roman and that's why I had to have Roman on my team he's an extension of my portfolio really you know to have a person like that on the team gives me the peace of mind knowing that if I'm not doing it myself that I have somebody like a right-hand man to be able to find those deals and do the due diligence and make sure that the property for my portfolio fits our return on investment as well as just our our goals we're having the property in our portfolio [Music] | Roman Nahal Show | UCDZcicnd9ib2kMf8IpaTx6w | 2019-06-08 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 425 | 2,280 |
e7nuUQ72geg | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7nuUQ72geg | Algorithm and decision making | in this case algorithms are now becoming the parts of our life it's things around us pervasive and unnoticed algorithm inside a court of computing and if we observe our surrounding we could find some for example social media network gps application google search or even e-commerce platform these applications are powered by algorithms but what exactly are they and how it affects our decision making first in general algorithm were defined as a procedure used to solving problem or performing computations or we could say that is a set of instructions for solving problem or accomplishing a test and one common example for this would be algorithm is a recipe which is considered of the specific instruction for preparing a meal and what is decision making decision making is the process of making choices by identifying decision gathering information and then assessing alternative resolutions in order to have an effective decision making there are seven step needs to be followed including identifying the decision gathering information identifying audio native weighting the evidence choosing among other native taking action and then reviewing the decision and this process absolutely benefits for the business but there's some limitations in order to run this process but if we combine these two together we will get algorithm called algorithmic decision making which is the process of input data to produce a squadron or choice that is used to support evidence such as prioritization classification association and filtering and the industry that's now using this algorithm are financial industry they used to automate trading decision and detect invest opportunities in in education sector they used to raise teaching performance on even health care they used to improve accuracy of diagnosis through pattern detections and here are the example of the process algorithmic decision making at the bank but even though this system was created to be neutral sometimes the system also found as an error which should be called as algorithmic bias this action is a result of systematic and repeatable error in computer system that was created unfair outcome such as privileging one group over others for example in banking the algorithm there they used to detect credit worthiness of customer but in finland a company was reported using algorithm that denied many created so because of its language or even for family algorithm used to help decide where whether child is at risk at home or not but in the us people will complain about this because they think that software may influence by the investigator recommendation to take their child away or in the u.s that applied in the justice term they used to identify potential risks but the software compass wrongly labeled back people as a real offender at nearly twice rate of white people and this kind of situations also happen in the business as well for example google google photo image recognize recognitions this algorithm classified dark skinned people as a gorilla or even amazon that faced error on its hiring algorithm which was found as the bias again women's since the system generated resume from the applicant submitted over the past 10 years and the majority of them are male the system was trained to be favored men over women and however this system has so many benefits it also affects major impact on employment according to world economic forum they predicted that in the year 2025 around 85 million people possibly could lose their job because they shift from human to machines but on the other hand 95 97 billion roles will emerge to cooperate with the new division system between human machine and algorithm and for the company i'll discuss about is amazon amazon also rely on algorithms to run the business and since 2015 amazon has adopted algorithm to be used within the amazon fulfillment center this system would predict which product that the customer will buy and what time they would buy it's pretty even before the customer trying to reach out for the product itself because of that analytics the company will stock up the product at the nearest warehouse so they can ship out anytime the customer place an order in order to achieve a same day or one day deliveries and thanks to the i item to item collaborator filtering algorithm they use for its recommendation system it found on that 35 percent of the cells it's just because of that recommendation system and that's it and here is a reference here are the question for speaker and here are the questions for an audience thank you | Dr B.K. Dhar | UCOlk54Z9nlFYgfQfQqSLfIA | 2022-06-06 | Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed) | en | metadata | en | 766 | 4,569 |
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